in an interview today that c dropped on cnn. obama can t help himself. if you notice. he doesn t spend a lot of time p praisingal pal joe biden, who h. got his old job. we can only wonder why that is. john barrack used to be really good friends. i think they gave each other rocusedd friendship bracelets. remember when joe biden tweeted that photo of the bracelet? friendshdoesn t obama think joee a good president? should he get another braceletn to cite that new advantage with the new job? it doesn t seem to be happenint . instead, obama used the cnn inkerview to attac republican and specifically not donald trump. but senator tim scott of south carolina. the fact that tim scott has an optimistichat ti view of race relations in america seems to have the former president very racrelation upse. i m not being cynical about i tim scotngt individually. i am maybe suggesting that the rhetoric of can t we all get along and those quotes you made about, you know, from my speech in
to fast food worker to college, nod to business success. us congress, now the u.s. senate. and next, perhaps the white house. e u.s. sd next this is a great story.doesn t why doesn t president obama embrace it? tim scott does not think america is a fundamentally racist ameri, evil nation. it seems to bother him. obama wants all minoritiestion.d to believe that, and he s been preaching that message for several years. prg that you a ien disappointing it is he even evft even after he left office . i remember when he spoke ats john lewis, his funeral. here s the gist of his message . he knew from his own life fro that progress is fragile, that we have to be vigilant against the darker currents of this country s history, of our own history, where there arewhere th whirlpools of violence hatre and hatred and despair that can always risd despe again. bull connor may be gone, but. today we witness with our own
it sounds pandering and become more so obvious the divide between the common man and elite. in canada you see the rising of the blue collar worker the common man. these people are not anti-vax or not necessarily republicans. not necessarily conservative. these are people that individuals should retain the right of choice and they are resisting a top-down approach to their life fro the elites who tell them what they should think and hear and what they should submit to in terms of mandates. that s not limited to canada, harris. that could easily come right here to the united states and take place in the u.k. we see it on the streets across europe. here is the thing, harris, ask yourself this. how does it end? we can discuss where does it go? how does it end? what happens? harris: look to canada for soeft answer.
demonstrate that he is severely, severely schizophrenia. his behavior at the time of the incident and subsequent to, all the way through most of these proceedings. his last court proceeding he was pulled out of the courtroom by the u.s. marshals for his rants and raves. this is a guy who is clearly incompetent. and if you can secure a conviction for the prosecution and spare his life fro for the defense, and spare the family of having to testify and go through the agony, it s a rare find and gem in the legal world, a win, win all the way around. heather: what happens next? they will have a competency hearing where the court appointed psychiatrist is expected to say he is fit to stand trial f. there is a plea agreement the defense, the prosecution and the court appointed psychologist can all agree that he is fit. the judge can accept or respect that. it is rare for the judge to reject it if the prosecution, the defense and the psychiatrist all agree. heather: what would you say in ter