him. mr. pantaleo wrapped his arms around his body. in this rapidly involving situation, there is nothing to suggest that he attempted to place him in a choke hold. but what happened next is the matter we must address. the two men stumbled backwards towards the large plate grass window at the officer pant lay yoe s back made contact with the glass causing the window to visibly buckle and warp. the person videotaping later received at the nypd trial that he thought both men would crash through the glass. at that point in the video that officer pantaleo with his arms clamped together and his arms in a neck in which constitutes a choke hold. nypd court ruled that while certainly not preferable that, hold was acceptable during that brief moment in time because the risk of falling through the window was so high. but that circumstance no longer
department. officer pantaleo first grabbed mr. garner s right wrist and attempted a technique in preparation for handcuffs to be used. mr. garner immediately twisted and pulled while repeatedly telling the fors to not touch him. officer pantaleo wrapped his arms around mr. garner s upper body. occupy to that point in this tense and rapidly evolving situation, there was nothing to suggest that officer pantaleo attempted to place mr. garner in a chokehold but what happened next is the matter we must address. the two men stumbled backwards toward the large plate glass window, the storefront behind them and officer pantaleo s back made contact with the glass, causing the window to visibly buckle and warp. the person videotaping the episode later testified at the nypd trial that he thought both men would crash through the glass. at that point in the video that officer pantaleo is seen with his hands clasped together and his left forearm pressed against
with a president who s incapable of providing that kind of comfort in these times? it becomes a stress test for citizenship. the country has to decide or at least enough voters in the right number of states needs to decide whether that s what we want at that preeminent place in our culture and our life. it s up to us. and that s a very difficult truth. it s a hard thing to remember that politicians in a republic are far more often mirrors of who we are, rather than molders. and, you know, there can be special interests that warp this a bit, but even there, special interests are, in fact, a force in the life of this incredibly complicated experiment we ve undertaken. nobody s really tried this, right? to run an extensive democratic republic over a diverse, ethnically, religiously, racially diverse continental nation. it s a big task.
of potential innites and connections between saudis and jared kushner. but the other one i think is this warp, twisted debate we have in washington sometimes where anything seems like it could be done to stand up to iran, is therefore somehow in u.n. interests. also talking about the u.s. economy, this is an $8 billion deal. the gross domestic product right now standing at more than $21 trillion. $8 billion in that respect is a drop in the bucket. right. if he were to have vetoed this arms sale, it would not have made a huge difference to the u.s. economy. no. and also, this is a point i like to make, this is not the 1930s. we re not in the great depression. we don t need this sale for any reason. we don t need it to create jobs. we don t need it to make profit. if somebody else wants to fill that void, if russia wants to el is arms to saudi arabia, let them. that s fine.
is, like, nice to do that. they wanted the sanctions lifted in their entirety. and we couldn t do that. we had to walk away from that. this wasn t a walk away like you get up and walk out. this is very friendly. we shook hands. we, you know, there is a warp that we have. i hope that stays, i think it will. the long way. let s bring in white house correspondent for american urban radio network april ryan. what stood out to me is the president said that he s inviting kim jong-un to the white house. right. yes. we remember that the president also invited president putin to the white house ahead of the 2018 midterms. that didn t happen. still hasn t happened. in this climate, in the u.s.