your show that is sick and tired of the baggage of donald trump, there s one easy way to deal with this, beat him in a primary, right? look, all of these court cases are probably going to last longer than anybody expects, but the opportunity and there is opportunity to win. this is not everybody says, oh, he has a commanding lead. look, anything is possible if you work hard. the numbers exist for him to be beat. there are more people that dislike donald trump in the republican party than like him, and so this is the opportunity we have 26 weeks to pull this off. i hope some of your voters go to hurdforamerica.com to give me a dollar so i can be on the debate stage so we can have a competition of ideas in the state. we are faced with a number of generational-defining challenges. if all we re doing is lit gating stuff in the past and dealing with trump s baggage we won t be able to make sure the rest of this century stays you think you ll get on the
with no notice of public comment that they didn t have here has an affect oaive 85 million american workers and that was gorsuch s point. this should be done by congress and the state, not by nine supreme court justices and certainly not by a bureaucrat over at osha. right. i think that very true. you know, there s also, this was, this is a case of, a case of making bad law for the administration, good law for those that want to restrict agency. what people have gotta understand is that each of these blunders in court are creating law against the office that the president 40e8ds. that s why past administrations had been really quite leary about lit gating these issue ons the edges of presidential power because they didn t want not only a loss for their own administration but to bind future press s. that s why this is so reckless is that they re taking very weak arguments and creating really
i know you lawyers always follow this so closely, but when the victim never gets a chance to state his perspective, we re so used to women being abused and we never hear from the other side. in this case a lot of horrific things have been said about travis and his friends have talked in his defense. he never had a hint of violence. but his name has been dragged through the mud. and we re not hearing a lot of talk about that. well, that s what happens in a trial. that s part of lit gating this matter. and if you re so ask neil: if the prosecution succeeds in making definitely the prosecution did succeed. you had his family there, his sisters, his brothers. you saw them crying. you heard from neil: how is that different
that explains some of these inexplicable actions on the part of the state department and specifically the embassador to the united nations. neil: then it gets to the issue, someone lied. that s pretty clear. so then you sort of go up the chain of command. who was told to say what and by whom. how involved do you think that gets? i think it gets pretty involved because there are a number of questions still unanswered like why couldn t we get at least an f16 to fly over at low altitude while the attack was going on. that scares people. i think i was had at the heag when our secretary of state said what does it matter, were they taking a walk or were they an emotional rebuttal to senator johnson s question. it does matter.
still killed but didn t premeditate. from the prosecutors standpoint it s generally better to take a plea. the reason is once you have that plea signed and the defendant signs off, you have little risk of appeal. you can t screw up at trial. anything can happen at a trial that you lay yourself open for appeal. there could be appellate issues no matter what happens, unless of acquittal. i agree with the judge, if it comes down to only second degree, that is a loss for prosecution but let me say prosecutors, when they bring charges, they re not about the bottom line. they re about justice. they re about going after neil: talk about overreach. i follow corporate cases when they went after bernie he evers. they retried him and went after many questioned unusually legal