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never closed. again. three years later, fetterman was at it again in 2013, he chased an innocent african-american jogger with a shotgun and held him atil gunpoint until the police arrive and he falsel they blamee the jogger for a shooting that had never even happened. and while fetterman was neverd l charged, he likely committedik a series of serious crimes, including false imprisonment.in he even admitted on tape inn tae a news interview i that he like. committed a crime. take a look . i believe i did the right thinge ,but i may b have broken the la. during the course of it. and , you know, i m certainly not above the law. if i did, obviously, he is above the law. imagine for r a second if it was innocent minority down the street, stucink a shotgun il their face and held themd prisoner until the cops came.a what do you think the media would do in terms of the coverage of that?n now, of course, fetterman doesn t seem to believe in prison. in fact, he wants to reduce pri the prison
fought to keephe the system inla place that impacts poor people in the worst kind of way. lawyers did not like that. tulsi gabbard is a former presidential candidate and congresswoman and she joins us now. tulsi, great to see you. to add to that inconsistency, we now have kamala today condemning russia. how do we make sense of the vice president? that s a great question. will another another note of hypocrisy coming from kamala harris. this administration is , as you mentioned, how during her illustrious record as attorney general in california, you gave some of those examples. she kept prisoners in prison longer than their sentences to use them as free slave labor. yet at the same time, these very same people are condemning other countries for doingoi the exact same thing. and it doesn t make anyng sensek the thinge that struck me whenet i saw kamala harris tweeting her statement expressing