how? what is new in there? well what i did is the hardback i closed it. i wrote the last part of it in august of 2013. so i did for the paperback is added the writings i ve done since then and it is all on the obama administration. in the hardback obama is featured in an article or two. but he s not the focus because it s about the 30 years of american history. but since we have now has six and a half years under our belt i have now added some columns, thoughts about the obama legacy the obama presidency and it s i could say it s rather critical. there s a shocker. charles, great to see you. good luck with it. my pleasure. thank you very much. well charles just mentioned the mess in baltimore and up next we have new revelations in the case against those six officers charged in the death of freddie gray. and how their defense is coming together. wait until you hear what we have learned. plus we saw reports late
that he cheated. brian kilmeade has interesting news on that. plus new revelations in the case against the six baltimore police officers. and what the defense is likely to be as they try to clear their names. wait until you hear the news out of the medical examiner s office. and then, with the death toll climbing from the deadly crash in philadelphia charles is here next on the effort to blame this on a lack of spending and why it is now coming all the way from the top. we need to invest in the infrastructure that keeps us that way and not just when something bad happens like a bridge collapse or a train derailment but all the time. bring your vision for the future to life.
with murder in the second degree the driver of the van. the driver. that s a strategy by the prosecutor to put so much pressure on that individual to get them to flip. this is a case where there s not a lot of evidence. that s not a lot of eyewitness evidence. so if you put so much pressure on one defendant you get him to come forward and say i ll tell you what happened just get me reduced charges. it does not appear that s the case at this point. at this point. you think the baltimore six as they re known are sticking together and not dividing? at this very early point in the legal proceedings, yes. the other thing is that this time cites a person familiar with the investigation no indication according to autopsy that he freddie gray had been beaten or otherwise mistreaten. it is all going to come down to what happened inside that van or what was wrong with him prior on his own. but they re not going to be able to prove according to the autopsy that the cops mishandled him
use caution when driving or operating machinery. common side effects include nausea trouble sleeping and unusual dreams. i m not worried about smoking my next cigarette. to me that feels great. ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. new developments in the case against the six baltimore police officers charged in the arrest and death of freddie gray. they re now facing charges of murder man slaughter, assault and false imprisonment and now the likely defense. a new york trial attorney and legal analyst. the new york times talking about where this case is going. what do you think is the headline? there s a couple of the headlines. the biggest thing was when you saw what she charged one person
from the prosecutor s statements it seems like her theory of the case is that they took him for what would be called a rough ride. they didn t harness him in and then drove like maniacs. knowing that it could cause that type of injury. and there s a whole issue that came out now about two things. the knife that was seized from him and the legality or illegal illegality of it. should have been in custody to begin with. the new thing in the evidence is that she s saying that the knife was fine. it was nothing wrong with it. however, it s described as a spring assisted one hand operated knife. it s illegal under baltimore law but legal under maryland law and what they re arguing. if that knife was illegal, then several of the officers the false imprisonment charge is thrown out. people can t believe there s false imprisonment charges since a ruling in maryland says if the police officer makes a reasonable mistake, so if it s a