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Legal experts tonight. Were discussing rico is a powerful charge because it is so broad. It is one of the broadest laws in the nation, the way georgia uses it, as the Washington Post explains, because prosecutors can weave together alleged crimes, violations of state and federal laws, activities in other states, the law as this d. A. Knows well, does not require a defendant to set foot in georgia to be charged. Why . Because rico is that broad, you do need, of course, something to happen in the state, in georgia, but you could be a person who stayed out of state. Maybe youre a busy coconspirator. Maybe youre a coward and send other people to do things for you. Under the Georgia State rico statute, a long as some people have committed these crimes of some kind inside the state, other people can be looped in. Thats one of the ways d. A. Willis came out with this strong, broad set of charges last night rounding up these 19 defendants. Theyre not all Household Names. I want to show you def
teacher, the elementary school kids who now need to go through metal detectors carrying clear backpacks. we talked to parents as one father says his son is still having nightmares. deadly days in the middle east, the secretary of state arrives in israel to ease tensions. the dating app manhunt. police in oregon are looking for a man they call extremely dangerous, warning women he may be using alps to find his next victim. and renning the original wednesday adams, how she inspired the next generation. o donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us as we begin a new week together. s we come on air tonight we are following the ace storm that is hitting the south. tonight 15 states are under winter weather storms and watches with millions of americans bracing for cold weather and dangerous ice there texas to pennsylvania. the other big headline is about the school in virginia where kids are back nearly a month after a first grader shot his teacher in virginia. see through
there s political disputes. no party is perfect. on the other hand, the party that is trying to actually hold the line on democracy or not allowing violent thugs to intimidate and hijack as someone just mentioned, poll workers and others, is also seen by some portion of the population as you re just doing itause it also benefits your side. it s both, right? you just mentioned, midterm fizzle of the republicans may very well be for those reasons, and yet at the same time, speaker pelosi chose to navigate that. i m curious your shoe on that now that we have so much data on that. do we get here without speaker pelosi s choices about when to really fight? no, i don t think we do. i think speaker pelosi was very brave in what she did. i think when donald trump sits in what is now courtrooms plural and thinks about who put him here, in addition to himself, looking in the mirror, which is something he would never do, the
issue ballot has been put forward in august. because everyone expects next to single voter turnout for a ballot issue in august. presumably republicans thinking was if nbd turns out they ll be able tause just their small activist hoard core base to change the rules, thus depriving ohio voters of the right to say no, the right to reject what republicans are otherwise getting away with in that state even though a lur majority of people in the state will really hate it.te what s happening in national politics is absolutely bananas. i mean the personalities are bananas. the stakes for the country of having a criminal defendant, potentially a convicted felony as the leaders of one of the two parties is as bananas as it gets. but the place where the rubber meet the road over and over again is the states. with malaria and leprosy now running up numbers in a state