rose, let me start. i read this at the top of my head. former just utterly conduct, i know that that is legal speak for filing a false police report. but we now know that we have the videotape of the two people that says that he paid the money buying the very items used in the attack it, and those two people went before a grand jury before the charges were filed. we do have grand jury indicting. that is required for any case that it will be possible for the term. he is facing 1-3 years, but his attorney has issued a statement that it is important to say that he does have a presumption of innocence. as does everyone else. possibly the two concocted the whole scheme and claimed he did. but maybe they were the ones i did it. i m not saying that based on what we have so far, it is not looking good for smollett, but there is always a possibility
their adversary. alan dershowitz believes and i agree with him that to this is a very reasonable case with a really good chance of coming out in favor of nicholas sandmann against the post. in i predict others. there s a ton of precedents in this. what we see with nick sandmann is nothing new. i meant lindenwood who is going to join us in a minute, before e fox news channel, i started in october 1996 when the olympics was in atlanta, he was representing jewell, and the immediate aftermath of the bombing. richard jewell was heralded and considered a hero after he says force spotted a suspicious bag, he push people away from the scene, he literally single-handedly saved countlesse process. but then the atlanta journal-constitution they pointed the finger at richard jewell writing that they hero guard may have planted to the bomb. the medium mob all piled on in
that case too. why? because they said that he fit the vision or the profile of a loan bomber. single white man and he lived with his mother. i happen to be on the air at that time in atlanta, i found out later, i did not know it at the time, richard jewell was listening to my radio show. he told me later that i was the only person that did not to rush to judgment, because i thought that it was ridiculous. well, just because he lives with his mother does not make him out to be a terrorist. i learned a valuable lesson. it has served me so well ever since. in the end, it turned out that the media rob mob, was dead wrong. i was right, and richard jewell was innocent and he was a hero. lind would likely made him a rich man. i have not seen the settlements, but i believe that he died, at the age of 44 from a heart attack. i guarantee you, stress contributes to heart attacks.
else around, and my not be reasonable suspension to pull them over, but probably worth giving them an extra look. nobody thought this was unusual? that people were just carrying around bleach in the middle of the night to randomly attack an actor, it just sean: a storm. to speak a red flag should of been going off everywhere. sean: rebecca, i did what i did in those zimmer van tron case, i talk to people, in the duke lacrosse case i talked to some of the parents and the kids, when the mob rushed to judgment, they were wrong so often, and when do they start getting held accountable? because you look at the covington kids and nick sandmann, there are a lot of similarities here. i remember, i was here for the duke case with you, i was here for treavon martin with you. sean: you were on the right side with me, that s right. what is unfortunate here is
they want to believe the worst about the donald trump and his supporters. yes, the list of hate crime hoax goes on and on, that does not mean racism and hate crimes do not exist, it means the ones that have garnished significant media attention happened to be hoaxes. that is just a fact, sean, and i agree with the guest and due, due process, of course. this is probably the only network that actually cover the case fairly from the start and did not jump the gun, but remember, due process does not mean that we cannot think about this critically like reasonable human beings. i think that s what you, i, and a lot of people died from the start when there were questions. their questions. i was a street cop in the 7.5 precinct in brooklyn. i used to walk a post from 6:00 at night to 2:00 in the morning. you see a couple of guys on a relatively empty street in an industrial area at 2:00 in the morning with bleach and a noose wearing maga hats with no one