early with us on this thursday morning. morning joe starts right now. this isn t a question of vindication. it is not a question, as i stated before, about revenge this is a my position is that, at the end of the day, donald trump needs to be held accountable for his dirty deeds if, in fact, that s the way that the facts play out that was donald trump s former fixer after wrapping up his testimony to a manhattan grand jury by the way, former fixer who went to jail, actually got convicted and went to jail for being part of this scheme that donald trump is now being investigated for. michael cohen spent two days on the stand answering questions about the hush money given to stormy daniels, the porn star. now, we re learning that she is talking to prosecutors also ahead, we ll dig into the new reporting out of georgia on another phone call the former president made to an election official there in the aftermath of the 2020 election. it s like the end of the hunt
papers we begin in arkansas the sentinel record reports lawmakers advanced a bill that allows parents to challenge certain library books. the bill would require libraries to form committees to review challenges to books and file an appeal librarians who knowingly distribute material considered obscene to children could face criminal prosecution the legislation heads to the senate. by the way, i have to say, the generality, the ambiguity, that s the entire purpose of this. you got the whole internet for kids to go to, by the way. bigger problems. in florida, ron desantis scares the hell out of teachers and lie brlibrarians, then theye books off the shelf. he catches grief for it. then he said, no, i didn t want a book on roberto clemente
Ex-firefighter says was drugged before Asian American attack
April 16, 2021
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HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) A former Bentonville firefighter charged with attacking an Asian American man in Hot Springs says the firefighter was unknowingly drugged with a hallucinogen while at a bar prior to the altercation, according to his attorney.
Ben Snodgrass, who resigned as a firefighter after being charged with misdemeanor battery and public intoxication, has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Snodgrass attacked Liem Nguyen “for not being American” outside a Hot Springs casino on March 13, according to a probable cause affidavit.
But Brent Miller, Snodgrass attorney, told The Sentinel-Record that security video shows Nguyen hitting Snodgrass in the face and knocking him to the ground, then hitting him in the head.