same thing here, but there are attorney-client privilege. mary mccord, who i have really been relying on in the podcast throughout these days, thanks so much, appreciate it. of course. still to come, a very well could be the most consequential trial in american history. as of now, almost nobody will see it. why the trial of trump must be televised next. televised next [sneeze] .for those 60 and older. it s not just a cold. and if you re 60 or older. .you may be at increased risk of hospitalization. [coughing] .from this highly. .contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor. .about getting vaccinated against rsv today. how are folks 60 and older having fun these days? family cookouts! [blowing] [dice roll] playing games! [party chatter] dancin in the par !
trump could very well escape accountability. that is the plan of him and his advisers. get elected and avoid facing trial over the doesn t of charges and then upon taking office, he would say about the task of completing the unfinished work of january six, which was the work of destroying american democracy. as the new york times reported last month, trump and his allies are planning a sweeping expansion of presidential power of the government. reshaping to structure of the executive branch to concentrate far greater authority in his hands. it includes bringing in independent agencies under direct presidential control, dividing the practices of impounding funds, refusing to spend money congress appropriated for the president does not like. making it easier to repay civil servants, removing state department intelligence agency officials that he described as the sikh political class of hatred and crime. let s be clear, a lot of this is tough talk from a guy who is
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pastors sat with the arbery family inside the courtroom, the defense attorney tried several times for a mistrial, solely based on the presence of black people supporting the arbery family. he tried over and over and over again. he failed every time. during one of his hail mary attempts, he referenced the george floyd murder trial, implying that the influence of black protestors had an affect on the verdict.y bl he seemed increasingly worried that george floyd s murder really had reignited a civil right s movement and his case might become part of that movement too. now seven months after a guilty verdict following george floyd d murder, we have another guilty verdict, for these three men in georgia who claimed to be o arresting a fellow citizen. what does it mean? is this a turning point? joining us now is gwenn keys flemming, a district attorney in