A federal judge in Washington on Tuesday dismissed a wrongful death claim brought as part of a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump and two men accused of assaulting U.S.
judge is saying and what it means for the former president and these two january 6th rioters. that s right. the plaintiffs still want to depose donald trump, but the situation is that essentially because of her standing, she was not deemed to be a domestic partner of brian sicknick, so did not have standing to bring that wrongful death claim, but this case will continue on, and they want to depose donald trump. if you ll remember, julien cantor was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison after having been found guilty of spraying officer sicknick, that day, and george tenios got a time served on a misdemeanor. different situated defendanted. cantor is still behind bars today. so this case is going to continue to proceed from here, and the plaintiffs here would still like to depose donald trump. so another legal case that donald trump is still facing as we get into 2024. chris. ryan reilly, thank you for
it clearly, if it s true and proven beyond a reasonable doubt shows consciousness of guilt, that they knew that, you know, they re going to find out about these bribes, these alleged bribes. that old saying, the cover up will get you every time. tom winter, catherine christian. tom told me it was okay to say happy new year until the end of this week. happy new year, thank you to you both for coming on the show. appreciate it. a federal judge has dismissed a wrongful death claim against former president trump and two other men brought by the long time partner of a fallen capitol police officer. sandra garza was seeking damages related to the death of brian sicknick. you ll remember him. he died after responding to the january 6th attack. another portion of her lawsuit has been cleared to move forward. nbc s ryan reilly is following this for us. he of course author of the book sedition hunters. ryan, walk us through what the
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