him in a limousine with a couple of young ladies trump comes running out of trump tower to meet gorbachev. how are you? i like your tie. a couple in the limousine terrorism is in the limousine and sees the two women. and he turns around and said i think he worked it out. we do funny stuff like. that people loved it. the critics didn t love the shows and murdoch was fine with that. he was not programming for those people. he was programming for everybody else. starting to make television programs that panders to the worst sort of morbid interest. anybody has made a study of my career knows it s nonsense. rupert murdoch undeniably is a remarkable businessman.
a counter intelligence from a national security standpoint, this was incredibly reckless. we don t even know what was in those folders, those empty folders filed with classified panders. it could ve been nothing, to be perfectly clear, but that s one of the first questions the fbi would be asking. what was in those folders, and what happens to those documents? why are there a bunch of these empty folders? why are their classified records sitting in the former president s office, in his desk? this is a major security risk. he has any number of people who come in and out of that place all the time. his own lawyers have gone on fox news and everything, a testing to all the people who come in and out of that room. it was a serious national security risk, and it continues to put him in grave criminal liability. and those are the distinctions, charlie savage, there is criminal liability because whatever the explanation is, those files probably shouldn t have been there. someone did somethi
more than 10,000 black americans are killed every year and they re killed in gun violence committed by other black americans. this story just walks by every day in city after city in america. what we get are politicians like the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot panders to blm, panders to the defund the police movement, talk about her city as if she s an observer of her city, not somebody that can do something to control the city. so you just get this situation where mayor cities like chicago become just gun crime central. we re all meant to accept it. martha: yep. we also hear about so many stabbings as well. i think it would be good to get to a place where we approach all of these things in the same way. not necessarily looking at i
he has a rap sheet, he is possibly mentally disturbed. he was looking to make someone a victim on that subway platform. the video clearly shows him moving toward one woman. she steps away and he goes after another and now she is no longer here. what he is arguing is we can be tough on crime and we can also be fair on the punishment. i don t know how we marry that in a city of 8 million. he is not putting it into practice. the guy who robbed the store with knife point. he put a knife to woman s face and said i m taking everything and you are going to do nothing. that woman is a victim. bragg ignores her and ignores the victims of the city and panders to the criminals. the judge said this is a clear case of robbery in the first degree. new yorkers are paying
oppressive. i am sorry about that. but you had to see it. what you heard was a republican senator defending someone s opportunity to give a nassy salute. washington post describes the exchange like this. the senator was referring to an august incident in which police removed a man from a birmingham michigan school board meet being a student mask mandate after officials say he flashed the nazi salute and chanted highly hitler . gorld replied that a nazi salute was protected by the first amendment. hours later, cruz was defending the right of citizens to denounce authoritarian policies. cruz s comments encaps laid exactly what the gop has become a party that panders to the most extreme elements, even parent apparently antisemmetics as school board members face