Emotions ran high as George Huguely V took the stand in Charlottesville Circuit Court Wednesday, coming face to face with the mother of his victim, Yeardley Love, for the first
so like you can zoom jesus but not jack daniels. d.l. so a christian society is christian brothers i got to go. what are you drinking? thank you, man. a little, what is this? casa azule. it s tequila. come on man. you know. i didn t go to school. this is a green drink. cheers. happy juneteenth. i am holding up my cup. cheers. tell your mama hey i will. she is watching sir. juneteenth is the day i passed out. so it is not really a celebration to pass out on tv. take care. all right. man, take care. make sure you get the book. d.l. huguely author of how to survive america. so he got an nfl contract but the navy says he can t play. cameron kinley wants to fulfill his childhood dream and serve his country. he is here with me next. with extra broccolini. my tuuuurrrrn!
overthrow the rule of law. that is what they are aligning themselves with. and law enforcement is there to enforce the rule of law. so this is a pretty clear dichotomy and we need to understand it that way. thank you both. i appreciate it. so juneteenth is now officially a holiday. but my next guest says this is the only place where you ask for justice but you get a holiday. hum. i love talking to this next person. there he is. d.l. huguely, next! to a crystal bowl and seem equally at home? i guess the most well-rounded snack isn t round at all. it s more cashew-shaped. planters. a nut above.
segment. pay attention. president joe biden making it official from now on this country will commemorate june 19, 1865, juneteenth, as the end of slavery in the united states. comedian d.l. huguely is skeptical about this new federal holiday. he is also an author, very prolific. the author of how to survive america and he joins me now. d.l., good to see you. what s up, young plan? good to see you, too. you all right? i m doing great. i know you are as well. i can t wait to talk about your book but i want your take on juneteenth becoming a federal holiday. i saw you tweeted this. you said, america is the only place on earth where you ask for justice but you get a holiday. what were you thinking? right. well, ultimately it s this. if you order something online, they send you something that wasn t quite what you ordered but it s dope so you keep it but it doesn t change the fact that you want what you order. what we ordered was justice. it s dope we got juneteenth.
George Huguely V, 32, is serving a 25-year sentence for the 2010 beating death of 22-year-old Yeardley Love during their time at UVA. A federal judge has rejected his latest appeal attempt.