fragment in fashion, in a piecemeal fashion. but if you look at the tapes that are available, what you see towards the end of those videos is my client, four, one putting name digital in the recovery position. i think what s going to come out as more of the evidence come out is that my client rendered aid, but not only rendered aid but assisted the police as they came as they were conducting the cpr on mr. nearly. they were doing it improperly, he actually barred on his marine training to advise the responding police officers, till the entities arrived, as to how to conduct that compressions on the cpr. there s been a lot of fundraising online for your client, is that something, with the gunfire and me pages, is that something you are in contact with? with ron desantis and others who are fundraising? absolutely not. to your knowledge, is that money actually going to the defense?
marine as a strong valiant man, then you re telling that person they re going to actually face the consequences. now, any time there s a death it s tragic. we sfrau the video that penny tried to put him in recovery position. he s not a murderer. he wanted to protect the vulnerable. that s what any man and former marine should do and i hope more people will actually stand up like daniel pen did i because that s what we need more of in america. he s not a murderer. he s a good man to try to do the right thing. what is going to happen the next time in nobody is going to want to dare get involved. sad, traj. spkr4: you re both right but murder manslaughter i don t think so. pam bondi tommy thank you. when we come back more hannity straight ahead. .
jesse, you did a wonderful job, judge. i find this case completely fascinating on every level. one of those where there is almost complete agreement between people. i haven t heard anyone say that jordan neely s death wasn t a tragedy. to be a few jerks have. but nobody saying that we would speak to on a normal basis has said that this guy deserved to die. every drip of extra information that we get paints a picture of a marine who acted, who tried to ensure his safety afterwards, we know that he was breathing when he let go of the choke hold from the video and put him in the recovery position. that for me change the way that i viewed this to know this was someone who was clearly felt like he was protecting people and he had assistance. i still don t know in the buttes and the full interview, why no one else was charged with anything because there were thre people helping him.
position. he says that on the video. the four deceased takes a big breath. these are also factors that matter a lot as we try to analyze what did and did not happen and whether anything is worthy of charges. kat: that s one of the main things about it. they put in the recovery position. there were two other people involved, too. going back to what you were saying about he might not have known his record. where his record is relevant is going toward the likelihood those reports that he was threatening physical violence, were true because he has been physically violent on the subway multiple times before. if you are in new york city in the subway and pay any atension, you know there are people who have not just criminal records, but violent records being let out of jail far earlier in my
be turned into a social media clip. this to me and the money raised for daniel penny goes to show the american people are sick of this. they want people like him to stand up, especially in this climate created in places like new york city. guy: having someone step up, given the situation. she is not alone. there were reportedly women in that sub ware car to went out of their way to gift statements in support of penny. thanking them for protecting him. it s horrible. someone is dead. it s hard to throw around some words like hero, though i think there were some heroic elements somewhat penny did. once the chokehold was re-leased, the eczema reason put this man into and recovery