i don t know, by next week, we may be going all the way back to the magna carta. i m hoping for the red sox s sake that the orioles are like the 27 yankees, because that s what they looked like in fenway. well, look, joe, i ve got to tell you, the orioles have not won a world series in my lifetime, which i think says more about them than it does about me, but who knows. i will also say that it was good i m sorry that you guys were there to witness that. i know everyone wants the home team to win. seeing trey mancini come back on the field after beating colon cancer and three runs batted in, three rbis, i think was a really great message everyone to that you can really come back strong from something tough. so i you know, let s go os. yeah, that was a positive story and a great weekend. thank you so much, kasie. we really appreciate you talking about this weekend. it was i ll tell you, it was, though, it was incredible to be back in fenway, incredible to be there, s
behavior, he was not one of us. this distancing is very compelling for jurors to be able to get over the psychological hurdle of having the thought that all police are on the stand right now. it s no, it s this one person, but it s also very important here as well, to think about why it is why you have the continuum here. the continuum of the testimony, last week, so emotional, john, such compelling testimony from a 9-year-old, up to somebody more than a half a century older, you ve got the more reserved, sort of conthemplative, unaffected by what s going on. that has the credibility of these witnesses going through the roof. it s not somebody with an agenda, not somebody who has a vested interest in, per se, working for the prosecution or the defense. these are neutral people who have testified and trained a universal application of information. they have universally trained cadets and veterans year after year on the same information. this distancing, this sort of disint
the stand so far. what was key was when this lieutenant was asked if a subject is under control in handcuffs, would that neck restraint be authorized. he said no. one thing to know hearing from the two officers today, the judge has made clear he doesn t want these officers to give their opinion on what happened with george floyd, the exact instance with derek chauvin and his use of force. he wants this testimony to be restricted to exactly what is trained to officers and whether or not derek chauvin was in that training. so you will see less specificity with these two witnesses and that s intentional because the judge is limiting the amount of officers. that s what we are hearing earlier today. we will see how long this continues and whether or not we will hear from more officers as we continue into testimony later today. chuck rosenberg, as a former prosecutor, do you think the prosecutor is getting an unfair deal from the judge? i don t think it s unfair. the judge is b
week with the senate expected to follow shortly thereafter, along with direct checks, paid leave, additional unemployment insurance, the bill includes a transformative monthly child tax credit, and minimum wage increase, both expected to help with millions of children and adults out of poverty. there s overwhelming public support for the legislation, even 60% of republicans back the bill. that s outside the sausage making factory of washington. inside the beltway, elected republicans who clearly are uncomfortable with the prospect that biden might get something done, well, they re desperate to launch a counter attack against the democratic president, attacking any old thing will do. also talking about republicans. the go to is the same as usual, pick out women, people of color, and just go off. so several republicans have decided to target biden s cabinet nominees of color like debra haaland. and xavier becerra, and neera tanden, the nominee for omb. haaland got a boost from
that s been underway for several months with regards to the different acts of criminality with the original decisions with that order. the cover-up is looking like obstruction of justice. we want answers and accountability. it s not us, we are not asking for it for us, it s for the thousands of families of dead newark seniors demanding this accountability on behalf of their loved ones. you are watching outnumbered, i m emily compagno. kennedy, fox news correspondent gillian turner, fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, and publisher of the federalist, host of the federalist radio hour, been dominant should. welcome and good morning to you all. i would like to talk with you. welcome back to the couch. what we are watching here, it appears the cover-up implies such a level of culpability and where is the ownership here. this is the governor of new york and people died under his watch. it appears we are looking at, instead of a leader, a liar, far more interested in self-p