will happen, it s a question of when. we get hit every day with 100 tons of material coming in. and it s very small and we don t even notice it. but in 1908. a 65 meter wiped out a fair amount of trees but didn t kill anybody. it will happen again and it will be significant at some point. it s a question of one. there are many thing to worry about in life, and this is just one of them. you have to keep it in perspective. dan: what would it look like if one of these bigger ones were to hit. and do we have the technology now to detect these things? there are things i want to worry about and things i don t.
consideration like they gave kyle rittenhouse because we offer exhibit number one. trayvon martin who didn t kill anybody, was walking home, minding his own business and yet, after he was assassinated, the criminal justice system sought to assassinate his character just like we re watching, jim acosta, here in brunswick, georgia, today, when they assassinate ahmaud arbery s character after they assassinated his person. i do want to talk about the what happened with ahmaud arbery in just a moment because some very controversial remarks were once again made in this case. but just ask you about rittenhouse, one other question here. given how this case was politicized and how rittenhouse was championed by the far right, does it surprise you at all that he gave this interview to fox? apparently tucker carlson had a crew behind the scenes with rittenhouse during this trial. who knows whether the judge
the sentence and hearing itself is quite interesting. i will talk about the sentence in a second. the hearing, only one sentencing hearing that the defendant did not even participated in the violence and yet we have already seen a federal judge cast congressional republicans for their rhetoric of january 6th. it is going to be a long hot summer for the capitol riot. republicans are going to be debunked by the rioters they had been lying about with their defense. the sentence is too lenient. she only entered the building and didn t kill anybody. but someone breaks into my home, i kind of think jail time is appropriate. the law called for six months of her sentence. i was a little surprised.
americans to saudi arabia, to help the apparently not terribly competent saudis, deal with their air defense, and missile defense systems. but in fact, it is not just a question of defending the exo skeleton of the oil industry, which is spread all over the map, it is also a question of defending things like desal nation plants. saudi arabia gets its water through desalination, very easy for iranians to hit, and the saudis are vulnerable, trump knows it and the iranians were careful in had this hit, i don t doubt they were behind, it they were very careful not to kill anybody. don t you think it is amazing that they created this kind of incredible conflagration last saturday morning, and didn t kill anybody? that was quite intentional. because blood is not something you can walk back very easily in the middle east or anywhere else. and christopher, do you see president trump taking responsibility for his own actions, including dropping out
disappearing out of garages and cars. what s my point? our adversaries are looking at this and saying no one s locking their doors at the united states. the president think there s no problem. he s projecting this illusion of no problem. north korea is a friend. russia is a friend. all good. saudi crown prince didn t kill anybody. when that happens you get exploited, and the truth bites you in the rear end and it hurts badly. donna edwards, there is a truth that hurts pretty badly, i m told, when the president focuses on it. this is from peter s colleague michael crowley, who writes in today s the new york times, president trump heads into the closing months of the year before he faces re-election without a clear policy agenda and with an uphill path at achieving any major accomplishments before he faces voters. as official washington returns to work, it is unclear if mr. trump tends to focus his time and attention on his policy goals or whether he will step into a full bore campai