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again about his attorney general. this time it s getting strikingly personal. watch. the dems are very strong in the justice department. i put an attorney general that never took control of the justice department, jeff sessions, never took control of the justice department. he took the job and then said i m going to recuse myself. i said what kind of man is this? joining us here onset is glenn ivy, former u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., now partner at price and ben wits. glenn, that is a personal comment from the president. he also went on to say jeff sessions basically got the job because of his loyalty. i remember i m old enough to remember that was a big deal when james comey talked about the loyalty oath and now the president saying it himself. it s startling even for trump to say these things. i don t know what the rationale behind it social security the recusal the fact that jeff sessions recused himself from the russia investigation.
24 counts for murder. they were charged on two legal theories and then there were attempted murder charges and charges for explosives as well. is this unprecedented? have you done anything like this in your history with prince georges county where you issued two counts of murder for per one charge? that s pretty regular, actually. what is pretty unusual is the number of counts. because he shot at and killed so many people. 142 counts is very large for this type of violent crime. one of the things that they sited in colorado is what they called deprayed or extreme indifference. what does that mean? you just didn t even care about who you were shooting so much that we will charge you for that as well? yes. i mean, two approaches to murder charges typically. one is deliberate, malice. planned out in advance for a particular person you wanted to kill. this other theory is that he might not have planned to kill those particular 12 people, but he acted in such a reckless