i am jimmy failla and this is fox news saturday night. hopping. welcome to another episode of the cable news cake party, it is the first day of pride month which is ironic, the only time i m dressed like a straight man all year. [laughter] some of you have never lost before, good old-fashioned comedy show where everybody is welcome and you can be republican, you can be democrat, just don t be a [bleep] and for those of you who watch cable news regularly, i want to congratulate you making an entire 20 seconds without seeing coverage of trump s guilty verdict. it was insane this whole week. on my way to work thursday some crazy looking homeless dude was like have any he s like the ground because trump is about to speak outside the courthouse it was a bizarre scenario but nice to meet robert de niro. [laughter] will get to that angry dwarf in a minute but we know political tensions are correct up to 11 so we booked your favorite panelist to help take the edge off. they all g
fox news saturday night. hopping. welcome to another episode of the cable news cake party, it is the first day of pride month which is ironic, the only time i m dressed like a straight man all year. [laughter] some of you have never lost before, good old-fashioned comedy show where everybody is welcome and you can be republican, you can be democrat, just don t be a [bleep] and for those of you who watch cable news regularly, i want to congratulate you making an entire 20 seconds without seeing coverage of trump s guilty verdict. it was insane this whole week. on my way to work thursday some crazy looking homeless dude was like have any he s like the ground because trump is about to speak outside the courthouse it was a bizarre scenario but nice to meet robert de niro. [laughter] will get to that angry dwarf in a minute but we know political tensions are correct up to 11 so we booked your favorite panelist to help take the edge off. they all got stuck behind pro- hamas prote
Community service and some counseling but the bulk of my penances completed. Do you write about where you mention your experience in your most recent book wasnt justified, do you feel like your shows justified. Guest will i think when you look at justice you have to look at whether someone did it but you also have to look at whether the penalty is proportion to the offense. You have to look at whether other people who did the same thing got a similar penalty. So justice requires proportionality, and and it requires a certain equity. In my case i did exceed the campaignfinance laws and i said from the beginning i had done that. So some punishment was in fact appropriate. The problem is there seems to be no one in the United States who receive the kind of punishment i got for doing what i did. To give you an example of what i mean, theres an asian indian fellow and he gave 186,000 over the campaignfinance limit to a whole the campaignfinance limit to a whole series of democratics candida
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Flight of the Space Shuttle he and his parents were actually among the very fortunate people who were able to secure a visa to come to the united states. So, it seemed like, at the time, their life was heading in a very positive direction. He recounts how he and his parents got to rotterdam. They were so excited. The next morning they were going to get on a ship and go to the united states. What they never could have anticipated here they were, feeling a sense of freedom as they were in the netherlands. The next morning was the very day in which the germans invaded holland. They tried various ways of getting out. They did not succeed. Ultimately, he and his parents separated and went into hiding. Curt was a teenager at that point. He was very energetic. He felt very strongly he had to do something. He could not just live with this hidden identity, present to be someone else, and not do something to help other people. So he did something there are not enough stories about those who beca