you know kryptonite. rose to international fame with first first single kryptonite. joe: this is a song out of my high school years. we waited our turn, lawrence. we waited on gen x to have their time. we were out in the dessert for 10 years. nobody wanted to hear our music. it s all coming back and this band is marquee for that time period. lawrence: this is my favorite time of the year because not only do we have an incredible bands and artists but we also get to easement barbecue every friday the mac will he more brothers are on fox square. ainsley: i think we are going to say hi to them right now. can you hear us? good morning. ainsley, lawrence, joey, the mclemore boys are back in new york. we could not be more excited to be cooking for you all. thanks to master built supply us amazing grills. today smash burgers on the grill. got a little cheese on there for y all. a surprise coming in at 7:00 for y all to have a little challenge. we have some boston butt. we re
lead lawyer of one of them. i helped my dad in the other four. still a part of preparing the case? yes, sir. still a part of gathering the evidence and putting it together for trial? in a criminal case, we didn t do much the gathering of the evidence. we took what law enforcement had gathered. putting it together for the criminal trial, correct? yes, sir. presenting evidence in court? yes, sir. giving jury arguments? i did the closing argument in one of them, yes, sir. did you ever have any cases that you prosecuted that went short of a jury trial, either pled out or were dismissed for some reason? you know, i m sure that at some point over between 1998 and 2021 that i took some plea, but as we sit here today i can t specifically remember that, and i don t ever remember working a case up for trial that didn t go to trial, but i m sure at some point in time i was involved in some level of a guilty plea or guilty pleas. you would agree with me that t
office when i was sheriff, 13677 cases that we made arrests investigation interviews, victims, everything. he just dismissed them just with a brush of his hand because he does not care. for him, it s all about virtue signaling. it s all about supposedly dismantling a racist system. he believes that s his charge; however, victims, who are overwhelmingly people of color. he just does not care. he does not see them in all of the supporters establishment political establishment ability continue doing that while the community continues to suffer. lawrence: i was in not getting better for the folks. victims consistently tell me they don t get a call from the d.a. the support prosecutors, those adas that are there. they hear from them. but they don t hear from the d.a. i m just wondering if the voters are going to do something about this. the recall effort failed. does there need to be a more progressive candidate? what do the voters want in l.a.?
investigation interviews, the police interviews? why are you all of a sudden using these nicknames on the stand. what s the point? the point is to basically poke holes in his credibility and the image he is trying to portray through his direct testimony to the jury. you make that point, but you make that point and move on. the more this goes on, i think the pace of what we re seeing with this cross examination actually plays against the prosecution in terms of their favor. there s so much substantively about why he s on trial now. they haven t got into testifying about his opioid addiction, his finances. nothing about the night of the murder. right. now we re really, really at a very snail s pace setting the stage. the prosecutor has to be mindful of the pace he s going at because you don t want to lose that jury. he s pointed out that he has many badges.
ramirez walls thoroughly investigated by republican and democrat investigators on the senate judiciary committee a year ago. a report was released. ramirez refused to be interviewed by the committee investigators. she was interviewed by the fbi. so, all of this we knew was not true and had no evidence based on a number of investigation interviews. almost a year ago. but the new york times then had an editor s note trying to kind of walk back what they had published saying the book reports that the female student declined to be interviewed and friends say she does not recall the incident. that information has been added to the article. so, where is the accusation is coming from clinton connected political operatives who for some reason are bringing up brett kavanaugh again when this was the number one thing that united not just conservatives but a lot of people throughout the country who said this is unfair. it s uncorroborated and you are dragging someone s reputation through the mud