executive branch into disarray. the supreme court will have to resolve that as soon as possible. well, sure enough this evening brought a new one. this time it s the case of a nevada man whose trying to keep his right to own a gun, even though he has been convicted of certain crimes. his case is currently before the supreme court, and as expected, that guy s lawyer, that guy s defense lawyer is asking the court to rule that matt whitaker isn t the real acting attorney general. just as trying to defend his client, represent his client in this case, hey, charging documents in this case, they list attorney general jeff sessions. that would make sense. that would be legal. this guy matt whitaker, never vetted by the senate, just installed by the president, you sure that s legal? you sure he s the acting attorney general? so there is the fraud stuff like, oh, that looks bad, and it s an fbi investigation, and the democrats are like we re going we re going at you on
throughout the country. quote, eventually one judge declare matt whitaker is not the acting attorney general that decision will throw the entire executive branch into disarray. the supreme court will have to resolve that as soon as possible. well, sure enough this evening brought a new one. this time it s the case of a nevada man whose trying to keep his right to own a gun, even though he has been convicted of certain crimes. his case is currently before the supreme court, and as expected, that guy s lawyer, that guy s defense lawyer is asking the court to rule that matt whitaker isn t the real acting attorney general. just as trying to defend his client, represent his client in this case, hey, charging documents in this case, they list attorney general jeff sessions. that would make sense. that would be legal. this guy matt whitaker, never vetted by the senate, just installed by the president, you sure that s legal? you sure he s the acting attorney general? so there is the fraud stuf
apologized for saying that. juan: i was some one highly critical when he said that about president bush. he didn t know what he was talking about. here you come, why can t black people be open-minded about president trump? guess what, jesse, by your own measure 92% of black people said our self interests is not being served by the agenda being promoted by this president. jesse: he can t think for himself? juan: if he was thinking for himself he would have had some substantive argument to make. instead here s what he said, jesse. oh, i pout this hat, and it gives me super power. i really want a father figure. then he separated by the desk, has to walk around, he s there hugging trump like he s holding on. he s trying to get something out of this. jesse: jim brown juan: let me finish. you hear this man, say stuff like, trump is on a hero s journey. maybe he s on a folly.
clinton campaign, specifically nonpublic information. i imagine that s stuff like, heads up on filings, on what s going to be next with the e-mail investigation. can you tell me definitively that the clinton campaign did not receive nonpublic information? i have no knowledge of what information the clinton campaign received from if you re talking i don t even know who you re talking about. from mr. comey? i have no knowledge of this at all. this is the fbi deputy director. allegations the assistant attorney general improperly disclosed nonpublic information to the clinton campaign and/or should have been recused from those matters. also more allegations that the department and fbi employees improperly disclosed nonpublic information to the clinton campaign. again did you get any sort of heads up from the fbi? did they ever tell anybody in the campaign absolutely not. here s where we re going on so you can be prepared? absolutely not. people ask you, where were y
bullying. af everything they did was too narrow. too high a bar when they would start punishing users acting inappropriately. now they re lowering the bar which a lot of us are very happy about. essentially what is going to happen now it is going to be a lot easier when you flag something that is bad on twitter, they rely heavily upon us telling them when things are bad. they will act more quickly. they will take things into account that are, that are bad like harassment, if you are a publishing people s information on line a very popular thing to do to shame them t if you are breaking any of twitter s approximately sees. they re going to start going after people. and they re going to do stuff like, locking the account so you can t get back into them. forcing you to delete the tweets if you are doing something bad. then one of the other things starting to use an algorithm that will help people targeted by large groups of people to stop getting as many harassing tweets. a lot of poz nif