it s nice to see you after a long time of not seeing you. it s wonderful to see you as well. thank you, chris. i appreciate it, my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we re really happy to have you here. do you want to see a cute picture? cuteness is in the eye of the beholder, of course. and this is a picture of a guy, and i m not saying the guy in the picture is himself cute. honestly, what would i know? not my area of expertise. but i think just as a picture, regardless of the guy, i think i think as a picture, this is kind of cute. just in terms of composition. in part because it s got kind of a swirl effect. like on the upper left side of the image, we ve got his eye that s looking kind of winky, kind of headed downstream. but then on the lower right side of the image he has the big smirk heading straight up toward his ear. so the whole thing is kind of a swirl, you know? just as a picture, as a mug shot in particular, i think that s not bad
course, and this is a picture of a guy, i m not saying the guy in the picture is himself cute, honestly, what would i, know not my area expertise. but i think just as a picture, regardless of the guy, i think as a picture this is kind of cute. just in terms of composition. in part because it s kind of got a swirl effects. like on the upper left side of the image, we ve got his eye that s looking kind of whisky, kind of head downstream, but then on the lower right side of the image he s got the biggest mark, heading straight up towards his ear so the whole thing is kind of a swirl you know? just as a picture as a mugshot in particular i think that s not bad. that person is the attorney general of the great state of texas and that is in fact his mugshot. his name is ken who s indicted in booked into the collin county jail in texas on felony securities fraud charges a few years ago, those felony charges are still pending against him, he was still under indictment on multiple fel
the picture is himself cute. honestly, what would i know?ur not my area of expertise. but i think just as a picture, regardless of the guy, i think i think as a picture, this is kind of cute. just in terms of composition. in part because it s got kind of a swirl effect. like on the upper left side of the image, we ve got his eye that s looking kind of winky, kind of headed downstream. but then on the lower right side of the image he has the big smirk heading straight up towara his ear. so the whole thing is kind of a swirl, you know? just as a picture, as a mug shot in particular, i think that s not bad. that person is the attorney general of the great state of texas, and that is in fact his mug shot. his name is ken. he was indicted and booked into the collin county jail in texas on felony securities fraud charges a few years ago. those felony charges are still pending against him.lo he is still under indictment on multiple felony counts, but it hasn t held him back. since
Of crazy logic puzzles to contend with the possibility that a sitting president would commit crimes while in office and get charged and convicted for those crimes. the justice department absolutely went nuts trying to figure out the implications of that. who would then be in charge of the country? how much would it hurt the country to have the head of the executive branch wrangling with his own defense and the legal process and then potentially trying to govern from prison if he was convicted and sentenced to prison while still serving as president. but all that concern at the justice department about those hypotheticals, all that worry about a criminal serving president was specific to a currently serving president. which is why they instituted a doj rule that said okay, federal prosecutors can t indict someone while that person is serving as president. but that is the only rule. and it s a very narrow rule. that justice department rule against federal prosecution only
Would it hurt the country to have the head of the executive branch wrangling with his own defense and a legal process, and then potentially trying to govern from prison, if he was convicted and sentenced to prison, while still serving as president. but all of that concern, at the justice department, about this hypotheticals. all that worry about a criminal serving president, that is specific to a currently serving president. which is why they instituted a doj rule, it said okay federal prosecutors can t indict someone why that person is serving as president, but that is the only rule. and it s a very narrow rule. that justice department ruled against federal prosecution, only applies to the single person who is the president, well that person is serving as the president. i mean, even if you re serving, currently, as vice president wears a supreme justice, a cabinet, official or whatever,