not been aggressive enough. yeah he s in a tough spot that is for sure. given all of the different trials and prosecutions around, both democrats and president trump and republicans. i thought he did a very good job yesterday. i thought particularly, and that s sort of the utricle circus of politics. but luck. the bottom line is the trump campaign republican party writ large have decided that the way to put lipstick on this 34, 34 count conviction and 50 plus other indictments the trump is facing is to call this a political witch hunt and to insert politics into it there is no real basis. it has been the bunt as garland said, quite eloquently at the hearing yesterday the manhattan de a is
one of the most significant legal eventsicant ever in the history of this country. it is up there with marburyus versus madison brown versus board of education, dred scott. dred scott. really? don t buy the hype jesse: sguar my prediction, trump s going to lose in the d.c. circuit e dcbecause it s the d.c. circut and win on appeal in the supreme court. bunt the case will probably las. past the election. ans case is so airtigh airtight, why is abc news owned by disney, deceptively editing donald trump s january 6 speech last night to make it look like he incited a rioight to t? we re going to walk down to the capitol and we fight. we fight like. and if you don t fight like, you re not going to have a country anymore helle. we re going to walk down to the capitol and we fight like. that s : that i not what he sa. they took a line from the beginning of the speech and a line frobeof his sm the ef the speech to make it look like trump violently unleashed
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tell you, i can do two, three, four, five things at a time. at a multitasker but when he s sitting there trying to figure out how to get batters out and sitting there talking doing color commentary on his next pitch, i started sweating for him. i will say, at that point it was like seeing the end of oppenheimer. i had no idea what was going to happen. yeah, no, i agree that s nerve-racking to say the least. i become a pool of sweat when someone is talking to me in an out, so i could not throw a baseball with that distraction. i will join the chorus, the game is a bore. i like the home run derby, feel like they spaced that up. i believe in japan, they have the contests during their version of the all-star game, who can lay down the best bunt and stuff like that. maybe that s where we should go, individual skill sets.
ohtani struck out 12 dodgers allowing only one run by several innings but the angels offense was blanked who used several relievers to combine for a shutout. dodgers beat angels 2-0. new york got three home runs from the unlikely trio of jake bowers, billy mckinney, and anthony they defeated seattle 4-2. and we wrap things up in seattle. the red sox six game winning streak in the bottom of the tenth with runners on first and second. minnesota s michael taylor laid down a bunt and appeared to beat the throw. the twins challenged and lost, but the runners did advance. the next batter kyle farmer base hit center field. now to the nba and a three team trade, big one shaking up the rosters. the boston celtics to make