of the jury? no. i don t think that was their consideration. i think they had an epiphany. they went into a meeting and it was a smoke-filled room and they came out and went from stupid to smart. they realized this is a two-edged sword and this can hurt their case. they were going to overtry their case when they were create organize attempting to create reasonable doubt, and now they were going to attack the victim. but by marijuana use, and many people may know that marijuana does not turn somebody aggressive. it may do just the opposite. so they got smart, and they got smart real fast, and they did a real good job by deciding not to put in that evidence. for the record, ken said they were in a smoke-filled room. i didn t. let s put together the facts in this case. if he was under the influence of marijuana, he was the kind of pot smoker who is walking slowly through the rain, talking about the ball game on the phone with his friend rachel jeantel, looking into windows. he is no
this is what i ve been doing. so it s almost like you had to come out to your parents. a little bit. my dad was a small business owner, and i knew that he would worry too much about me and that they would gripe at me. i didn t want to get griped at. so yeah, i tried to preserve them from that. talking dead gets more viewers than most other shows get. if a pot smoker from another dimension had come in and said there s going to be a talk show about this show made of your comic, i would be like dude, you re on pot. give me some or go away is what you would have i don t touch that stuff. [ laughter ] what a pleasure. robert kickman, everybody. [ applause ] that s it for the why wild fires are like
comics, and i ve been like i have been lying to you for a while. this is what i ve been doing. so it s almost like you had to come out to your parents. a little bit. my dad was a small business owner, and i knew that he would worry too much about me and that they would gripe at me. i didn t want to get griped at. so yeah, i tried to preserve them from that. talking dead gets more viewers than most other shows get. if a pot smoker from another dimension had come in and said there s going to be a talk show about this show made of your comic, i would be like dude, you re on pot. give me some or go away is what you would have i don t touch that stuff. [ laughter ] what a pleasure. robert kickman, everybody. [ applause ] that s it for the
example where the father called law enforcement and said my 0 son may be engaged in violent extremism. something needs to be done. i want to switch it up and ask you, you know, the younger brother is an american citizen. i wonder if enough is being done to bring in those who have come from other countries to make them feel a part of the american fabric. are there too many of here s this community and this community and this community. i want to say a couple of things. with respect to the younger brother, the two seemed to have followed different radicalization trajectories. tamerlan s seems ied lodgeal in nature. the younger brother was a pot smoker, drinker, partier, womanizer. he had friends. both had friends. tamerlan if you look at him he fit in well as a boxer. he was flamboyant, wearing furs,
radicalization trajectory seems to be ideological in nature. not all radicalization is ideological. the younger brother was a pot smoker, drinker, partier, womanizer. he had friends. both of them had friends. tamerlan, if you look at him, he actually fit in quite well as a bhoxer. he was extremely flamboyant, wearing furs, leather pants, silk scarves, things like that. he went through a radical change. but they had two trajectories. i wouldn t in this case blame the united states not doing enough to assimilate the immigrants. if you compare immigrants in the united states to other european countries, they re much more well assimilated. there are exceptions, like the somali community in minneapolis/st. paul, and a few other areas of ethnic enclaves, but i would not blame the u.s. for not making them feel welcome. let me bring you in on this. when you look at the totality of what you know right now about