one of the lesser defendants, you want the jury to essentially forgot about your client, so i think the theme this afternoon when we hear from the lawyers for gregory mcmichael and for rode bryan is going to be what did my guy do? i think the lawyer for the father says my guy was old, having health problems, he was just in the bed of the truck and i think the lawyer for roddy bryan is going to say my guy wasn t even physically there. he was down the street. the prosecutor did a really good job anticipating that because she explained to the jury very early on accomplice liability, party to a crime meaning if you did anything to help this along to promote it, you re liable for the crime so watch that for an important battleground this afternoon. areva, how challenge something for a prosecutor to try a case against three different defendants who had different roles but are all face the same charges? it can be really complicated, because the jurors will have to parse this out and deter
to imply that somehow they, the people in this country who are jewish, are an oppressed minority, yeah. apparently you can do this to yourself. do it. oh! all the news and commentary now on countdown. it hurts. good evening from new york. we stand at a pivotal moment in american politics this week. the prevailing maxim used to be the cover-up was worse than a crime meaning if a politician got caught, fess up. don t make it worse by lying about it again. our fifth story republican tea party candidates have thrown that caution and consistency and honesty to the wind. exhibit a the case of carl paladino. new york republican tea party candidate carl paladino. we told you yesterday about his cone unter with fred dicker of the new york post in which he