Riots in america where does it all lead how what does it mean for the next president ial election i have fair and cousins with me were going to talk about this fair and you know this is this is complicated its tough to do in 8 minutes to round all this out but as i was watching a couple of commentaries the thing that struck me was Rick Perlstein you and i did actually we interviewed Rick Perlstein my memory is who wrote nixon land and as i look at nixon land it plays right into what i see happening what is your take on it i think theres a lot of moving parts to this obviously you know weve got the the actions of the Police Officers not just the one you know who killed george floyd but whats been happening since then the videos of all of that the videos of people you know looting a target walking out with lego sets as if thats important to whats. Happening so theres a lot of different angles to this theres a lot of different sides to it but i think overall for me personally the Biggest
Theres a lot of different angles to this theres a lot of different sides to it but i think overall for me personally the Biggest Issue is the death of george floyd the death of too many africanamerican men and women at the hands of these officers theres no justice for them hardly ever but this has evolved into so much more than that and i dont think a lot of that was intentional and its i dont think seriously problematic i dont think its intentional to put antiphon the streets ok thats the 1st one there was no intent there i have a bill mahers opinion about antiphon you know you remember several years ago he was very critical kind of describe the whole Music Movement as privileged white kids going to you know going to College Board for the summer they dress up in black uniforms its almost like they saw too many hunger games movies and too many star wars movies are kind of agree with him in that analysis of a. Antiphon but the reason i raise the Rick Perlstein issue is nixon land to me
Later in the show amazons been caught red handed in its latest p. R. Stunt feeding sponsored news content to local t. V. Stations d across the country dont go anywhere americas war starts right now. Riots in america where does it all lead how what does it mean for the next president ial election i have fair and cousins with me were going to talk about this fair and you know this is this is complicated its tough to do in 8 minutes to round all this out but as i was watching a couple of commentaries the thing that struck me was Rick Perlstein you and i did actually we interviewed Rick Perlstein my memory is who wrote nixon land and as i look at nixon land it plays right into what i see happening what is your take on it i think theres a lot of moving parts to this obviously you know weve got the the act. Sins of the Police Officers not just the one you know who killed george floyd but whats been happening since then the videos of all of that the videos of people you know looting a target
Constitutionally required in, cases for federal and state courts. Evangelista ramos was convicted of seconddegree murder when only 10 of 12 jurors found him guilty. At that point under louisiana law unanimous juries were not required but since the louisiana has passed a law requiring unanimous juries but does not apply retroactively to his case. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole. The Louisiana Supreme Court denied him a review. This is about an hour. In case 185924, ramos versus louisiana. Mister fisher. Mister chief justice, may it please the court. This court reaffirmed the wellsettled rule that Incorporated Provisions of the bill of rights applied the same way to the state as they apply to the federal government. Taking that as a given the state does not defend Justice Powells pivotal vote. That flouted president at the time and since been relegated to nothing but isolated relic of an abandoned doctrine. The states only defense in support of the judgment below, the s
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