jail? the answer is none of them. so what we see in this prosecution now is that, no, it s not just going to be the schmoe who invaded the capitol and do whatever desecration. it is going to be the leaders of the paramilitary movement. it is going to be the leader of the extremist movement. that this is going to go up the ladder. and that s a rare change in american society and culture over the last 20 years. and no doubt, one that is alarming a lot of members of congress and other people who think their position of power immunizes them from accountability even when it s the most greivous sins that you can commit against the republic. harry, as we watch this case go forward, what are you watching for? how who will prosecute this case? just tell us sort of what to watch for next. this very one will be handed out of the local u.s. attorney s office. i will really be watching who
usually won t have. a year later you were asked this question, what is booker afraid of? this paradox has puzzled many since he arrived in the capitol lastee after a special election. how he could use his star power to do anything yet he is acting a conventional paul are you bog do conventional? the reality is the short time i ve been in the senate i ve been able to join together the majority of my legislation has been in a by part tan san issue working on an issue that may not be popular or capturing the attention of a columnist. we are talking about the overincarceration problem. 5% of the globe s population 25% of the globe s prison population. now working with everybody from rand paul to ted cruz to mike lee we have started forming bipartisan movement in this country to correct a greivous injustice. i m going to continue work on both sides of the aisle on
usually won t have. a year later you were asked this question, what is booker afraid of? this paradox has puzzled many since he arrived in the capitol lastee after a special election. how he could use his star power to do anything yet he is acting a conventional paul are you bog do conventional? the reality is the short time i ve been in the senate i ve been able to join together the majority of my legislation has been in a by part tan san issue working on an issue that may not be popular or capturing the attention of a columnist. we are talking about the overincarceration problem. 5% of the globe s population 25% of the globe s prison population. now working with everybody from rand paul to ted cruz to mike lee we have started forming bipartisan movement in this country to correct a greivous injustice. i m going to continue work on both sides of the aisle on