translation of that first line of the trump press release tonight is, donald trump knows that he s completely guilty, and then he did everything wrong. tonight s press release from donald trump is an attack on the prosecutor who donald trum clearly now expects to be th first prosecutor in american history to charge a former president with a crime trump says, the latest witch hunt is being brought on b george soros backed radica left democrat prosecutor alvin bragg. the press release is a indication that donald trump s criminal defense lawyers i manhattan and donald trump hav reason to believe that alvin bragg could indict donald trum as early as tomorrow if donald trump believes tha is possible, then of course, he s going to issue a rantin press release, aimed at alvi bragg at 6:12 pm this evening. on what could be indictment ev tonight, there is more to know about the man who might ente history tomorrow as the firs prosecutor to ever bring charges against former president. growing up
fragile balance between order and freedom, in new york these days a number blacks and hispanics in particular feel it s their freedom which has been sacrificed to achieve order. they are the ones being stopped, frisked, sometimes harassed for no other reason than that they re black, brown and therefore suspect. although i would not call the 90 s the best of times the worst of teams i see it as two train track that is dangersly went further and further apart it s the to me that america lot of its naivety, took the veil off the underlying problems in american society. a march in 63 in 95 and i ll keep on marching for justice and an even playing feel for all american people. it was a decade of realignment, we had some win, we had some losses we redefined the collective culture of america. one generation we moved from
sacrificed to achieve order. they are the ones being stopped, frisked, sometimes harassed for no other reason than that they are black or brown and, therefore, suspect. although i would not call the 90s the best of times, the worst of times, i see it as two train tracks that dangerously went further and further apart. it s the time that america lost its naivety and took the veil off the underlying problems in american society. i marched in 63. i marched in 95. and i m gonna keep on marching for justice and an even playing field for all of the american people. it was a decade of realignment. we had some wins, we had some losses, but we redefined the collective culture of america. in one generation, we have moved from denying a black man service at a lunch counter to being a serious contender for the presidency. it was a seminal decade that paved the way for change in a way that maybe no other one did since the 60s. you know, we are part of a
let s just say that this is the neighborhood where they perfected stop-and-frisk. anthony: right. did you you remember your first time? desus: i remember my first time. anthony: how did you feel, first first time stop-and-frisk? desus: i cried. in that summer, 15 times stopped and frisked. just thrown up against the gate, fingers through our genitals, just cops looking for guns. but you remember that, you remember your first time. when you lose your stop-and-frisk virginity. you know, you remember it. anthony: i ve never been stopped and frisked. desus: you ve never i wonder why! what is it is it because you have a cnn show? or is it just anthony: i ve been arrested, but desus: if you hang around here long enough i can get you stopped and frisked. anthony: they talk about diy culture, about do-it-yourself, and you better be able to do it your damn self in the bronx, because often nobody else is gonna do it for you. desus: when you go in the bronx, you re