about 200 of those defendants have pleaded guilty to misdemeanor crimes, carrying penalty such as probation and home confinement. many alleged participants in january 6th were returned there retain their right to vote, and one is even running for governor of michigan yes, ryan kelley appeared at a debate on wednesday, then showed up via zoom for his arraignment on thursday. when asked of the debate about january 6th, he said it was good times, because gas was $2 a gallon there has been no such leniency or levity for the 1025 people who have been shot and killed by police in the past year, according to the washington post. in those cases, long for spent officers, we pay to protect and serve, instead acted as judge,
so his efforts are really nullifying the legislative intent in sacramento where misdemeanor crimes are seldom prosecuted. if he believes it s attached to homelessness or drug abuse, they are not going to touch him. so obviously that s fostering a climate where homelessness, drug abuse is just spiraling out of control. you are seeing it with your own eyes. tucker: you certainly are. anyone who spent a lot of time in l.a., there s it really is a good city. it s gotten widespread there s no arguing that. he s the prosecutor, you are the sheriff, there should be a relationship between the two of you. have you brought this to his attention? i ve had one conversation with them and that was his first week in office where we had the issue of mutual concern on one particular case, but his predecessor we met every three months. i met her and her office, she met in my office. this gentleman, and less you come from the public defender s office, you worry black lives
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going on. and what went on all night. i think it s important that the public needs to know. this was the number two person in government. now, the select committee tells nbc news that he has not formally asked mike pence for an interview. but if he offered, it would be gladly accepted. keep in mind that longtime pence aide and former chief of staff, mark, has already begun engaging with the panel. president had already been planning a press conference for thursday which was the first anniversary of the insurrection. he has now canceled that event. and says he will hold a rally later this month. tomorrow, the attorney general, merrick garland, was set to give a speech about the january six criminal investigation. more than 700 people have been arrested in connection to the events surrounding the insurrection. more than 150 had pleaded guilty, done since had been sentenced multi-for misdemeanor crimes. but, arizona democratic congresswoman, reuben diego said the doj in garland had not
tomorrow merrick garland is expected to give a press conference about the criminal investigation. more than 150 people so far pleaded guilty and dozens sentenced, mostly for misdemeanor crimes but an arizona congressman said the doj and garland haven t done enough. i think merrick garland has been extremely weak. i think there should be a lot more of the organizers of january 6 that should be arrested by now. you have an attorney general who hasn t been effective in preserving our democracy. the united states reached an