veteran. ashli babbitt. the former president didn t mention the woman who got murdered by a cop. greg: rob, you get me so [bleep] pissed. i think about that woman and her family, it rips me out. rob: the nonsense about climbing the wall. you re armed. i wasn t there. you don t storm the capitol. mob mentality hits everyone. the only ever time i ve been arrested i deserved it. i love cops. it wasn t my fault. well, it was my fault. but you can tell by the way this dude is bouncing, not only should he be fired, his instruction should be fired. it s a shame and they are politicizing it because it s all in thought. greg: exactly. dagen, it is kind of a naked,
jesse. what is your take with putin s response? it seems so lackadaisical. and the reference of chemical weapons, what do you make of that? jesse: eventually, russia will use chemical weapons. against greg: who iswriting that? that is somebody handing him a note and reading the note. it is very frustrating. jesse: did you hear what zelinski said over the weekend? because the united states atvs. he said we have been privately telling them and they will never be nato. greg: i know. jesse: you guys have been shot. i m not blaming the united states or russia invading, but if you are going to show these guys leg in common, oh, it wasn t my fault, my goodness, i don t know if it was the fact we dangled the nato
you know, i don t know what kind of judge she is. will she sentence her to the max. i don t know. this is a woman that has never been accused of any wrongdoing, committing any kind of excessive force. i m sure if you want to her personnel file, there s nothing in there. but the mitigating factor is that this is clearly a mistake. they didn t think about it. you talk about alec baldwin. a month later after the shooting of hutchins, oh, it wasn t my fault. this is immediate. this is spontaneous. this is considered incredibly trustworthy when it happens at the moment. so we ll see what the sentence will be. gillian: we ll see. judge, thanks for taking time out of the day for us. we appreciate it. talk to you soon. thank you. bye-bye. gillian: so joining us now is
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