Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level. About Mollie Tibbetts. The trump organization, according to this indictment, said Michael Cohen pled guilty to lies saying that the money it reimbursed Michael Cohen for paying off Stormy Daniels was legal expenses. Thats a lie. That is dishonest. Thats a violation of law. Isnt that why you hire an attorney. To give them the money so they do it legally and lawfully . Then you list it as paying off somebody for their silence, not as legal expenses. It went to her. She is not a lawyer. He is a lawyer. Is that what mark elias did with the Dossier Money . All those millions of dollars, did that get fully disclosed . No, they were paid to attorneys and those attorneys went and funded this dirty dossier, right . They werent trying to buy anybodys silence . They were trying to by a dirty dossier. Can we be spared the argument that this was done n
Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level. Incredible. Jason david, has there been equal justice under the law or does it seem lopsided . During the clinton administration, it was richard and the democrats who were screaming that someones personal matters are not an impeachable offense. Here we are now, 20 years later, and its a personal matter that the president was handling and somehow it is not Campaign Violation because he used personal money. If that is their new standard, then lets start the investigation, because did Elizabeth Warren pay lawyers to help her get out of her situation, claiming to be a Native American and to get an advantage at harvard . Or lets go to bernie sanders. Did he pay a lawyer to help his wife get out of trouble in her scandal of trying to raise money after college . Lets go back to Elizabeth Warren. David, heres the difference. Hold on a second. Ther
treated equally. um-hmm. we re fixing to conquer this. today is a good day. reporter: next, of course, is going to be sentencing. we don t know the date yet. we do know the maximum that all three men now could face is life in prison without the possibility of parole. after that comes the potential for a federal trial on federal hate crimes, and there again, the punishment could be the same. life in prison without the prospect of parole. that trial is scheduled to begin in february right here in this same small town. christine? martin, thank you so much for that. you know, even with the convictions, the family attorney says there is still a lot of work to do. i think that what we witnessed was an anomaly. it s the reason all the media and the people around the world are stopping to pause and say, oh, my god, they got justice in this case. so, that s not a good sign that people think that in a case as open and obvious, one that was
defendant travis mcmichael guilty. the judge read out guilty 23 times, all three defendants convicted of murder in the killing of ahmaud arbery. their claim of self-defense rejected. arbery s mother emotional inside the courtroom as the verdicts were read. outside court, alongside civil rights leaders, she thanked prosecutors. she thanked supporters. her message, god is good. wanda cooper jones spoke to cnn last night. it means a lot. it means that my prayers have been answered. back in the early case, back in 2020, it was 74 days without an arrest. we finally was able to go through a lengthy trial and get justice for ahmaud. a lot of these families don t get justice. my message for those families is don t give up. keep pushing, keep fighting. you have to wonder what would have happened if there had been no video of arbery s murder.
precancerous, it is so scary. it is not uncommon for these polyps to be found after age 50. so the fact that he had one of these polyps and it was removed is a good thing. it shows the system is working. he had a colonoscopy, they found this 3 millimeter polyp, it was precancerous and they got rid of it. it s very effective to get rid of it at such an early stage. this is why the u.s. centers for disease control says get cancer screening starting at age 45. it works, and so something that sounds super scary like a precancerous polyp really isn t so scary. christine? all right, thank you so much for that. reminder to everyone out there, put off any of your screenings during the covid shutdowns, get up to date on your health care, please. thanks, elizabeth cohen this morning. all right. justice can come slowly, but how about this. a pennsylvania man sentenced to one day in prison for stealing a rare rifle 50 years ago. 78-year-old thomas gavin admits he took the rifle from a museum i