It is a lot more nuanced. It is more visible to us this past on monday. Yesterday. For the commencement of passover. There was a satyr. And those are, thats an incredibly interesting display of why it is important not to display this as monolithic or as even two sided. I think there are. It is multifaceted. Certainly. There are people on so many different dimensions. Identityies. It can be very dangerous sometimes when we attempt to generalize. Also attempt to make it simple. That is what spectator can do. We catch every element. That is why honestly, it is essential reading in this moment. Thank you so much for everything you are doing to cover this topic. That is our show for this evening. I turn now to my colleague, Lawrence Odonnell with the last word. Good evening. We have senator Elizabeth Warren joining us tonight. When we change the subject from defendant trump which well be discussing. Fantastic. But, the big news in this room tonight is that eddie is back. Eddie timborski, th
Identities that belong to pro israel and propalestine causes, and it can be very dangerous sometimes when we attempt to generalize and make it simple. And i think thats what spectator can do. We dont just catch the biggest stories, we catch every element. It is essential reading in this moment. Isabella ramirez editor in chief of the columbia spectator, thank you for everything you are doing to cover this topic. That is our show for this evening. My colleague, Lawrence Odonnell , with the last word, now. We have senator Elizabeth Warren joining us tonight when we change the subject from Defendant Trump, which we will describe. But, the big news in this room tonight is that eddie is back. Our four manager, the boss of me in this room is back, and he has been on leave. And, alex, the good news is i havent heard him say a word about the work we do here, or this show. Every single thing he is saying is all about his new baby daughter, maive, which priorities. I know that eddie is back, you
a t-rex bone it is now a special exhibit at the denver museum of nature and science called discovering teen racks. and there s also a new documentary wow, you never know what you might find when you re out hiking. thanks to our panel. thanks to all of you for being here. i m kasie hunt, tanno, new central starts right now overnight, president biden arrived in france for a few which overseas trip. the white house and the biden campaign have a lot riding on this the unwelcome headline that greeted them on arrival the president s side on hunter biden headed back to court. the first witness in his federal trial headed back on the stand outside of court, though, fireworks, hunter biden s wife confronting a trump ally inside the courthouse, and third time to charm, they hope soon boeing makes its third attempt to get its historic mission to space off the ground let s see what happens this time i m kate bolduan with john berman, sarah side or is out today. this is cnn news cen
Doing drugs and his addiction. on the flip side, you have a couple of people on that jury, a significant portion of them who have had family members, or friends, or otherwise been impacted by addiction. so i think on the flip side from the defense perspective, that could be really, really sympathetic element, that could be applied to hunter biden, especially when you re talking about the sensitivity of addiction and the potential for relapse. so very powerful, but powerful in two different scenarios and maybe effective for each side in a different way. interesting that you bring up a possible defense angle here to think a lot of people went into this trial thinking what is hunter biden going to argue to try to try to get a not guilty or at least a hung jury here. but we are beginning to see a strategy here. one engender sympathy like you re suggesting right there. and then number to get into the technicality of what it means to be using or, and, or abusing drugs when you re filling o
He came off the stand, he had to lie down. his shrink came and was stroking his face in the courtroom to get him calmed down. i don t know who could listen to that and not feel some of his pain. but i don t know how much he s crying for reeva or how much he s crying for himself. so what we ve got to go back to, under the law, is what was happening at the time of the incident. remember, this is on direct. when he gets on cross-examine, i think we may hear a different story. a couple of different points i want to get to that which heard from his testimony. one question, and i think how oscar pistorius would answer this, but to you is it ever reasonable he fired the four gunshots through the the door without knowing who or what was behind it. how reasonable is that for the judge to hear? well, i know this is going to be odd coming from me, but from a defense angle, it is in his house where he s firing the shots. he knows that it s only him and