tonight. a big fat black face hoax. media attacks a little kid. another murder at a public school. humans winning the war against robots. plus, if you love your team like i do, you ll do whatever it takes. what do you think? i painted my face? why. to support the team. face paint is a part of fan culture. sometimes you see people paint their whole bodies. more die hard the fan base, more exuberant the look. in the 60s, chiefs games kicked off with american ride inning on horse back. horses name? war paint. then cancelled. now a blonde woman rides in on it and cancelled war paint, the horse. and they have a big drum they bang. always have tom hack chants. you can hear it five miles away. fans show up in full chiefs, face paint, head dresses. they are not showing disrespect. they are showing allegiance. this weekend young fan went to chief s vs. raiders fan, media tried to destroy his life. what is the big deal? thanksgiving weekend head dress, should we have worn a med
Again, just for those of us who don t cover this type of criminal law on the regular, why is a private business, a bill bondsman involved in this for somebody like a defendant like president trump? sure so there are a couple of ways where you can get out of jail by posting, bond you could pick cash on which means that you could take $200,000 in cash, and give it to the court and they will hold it to ensure that your turn, you could put the property up, right? and then you don t return that property that s gonna be, taken or you can use a bondsman and that bondsman essentially goes and pays the $200,000 and you pay that bondsman a percentage of. it typically, anywhere between ten and 13% of the amount of the bond. and that is for the bounce, meant to put the money up as a security as it were to make sure that you return it to a criminal defendant to court. is there any reason why we should be surprised that mr. trump is using a bondsman rather than somebody s own money?
Cash and give it to the court and they ll hold it to insure your return. you can put property up, and if you don t return, that property is taken. or you can use a bondsman. and that bondsman essentially goes and pays the $200,000 and you pay that bondsman a percentage of it. typically, it s between 10% and 13% of the amount of the bond. and that s for the bondsman to put the money up as a security as it were to make sure that you return if you re a criminal defendant to court. is there any reason why we should be surprised that mr. trump is using a bondsman rather than just using some of his own money? it s routine. you know, it s normal. not many people unless they have a cash-only bond, at least in georgia, even if they are wealthy, come in and just tie up $200,000 of their own money. so i don t know if there s anything unusual about it. it s sort of surreal that it s him and that he s doing it, but
Will come, on that buckingham palace is absolutely resolute and saying absolutely nothing at all. joining us now is richard fitz williams. let s discuss some of the offers for prince andrew. we know he s put a property up for sale that he s put a property up for sale that he co owns, that presumably will generate a few million, this chalet but what are the other prospects of him actually being able to pay off the money he has to pay virginia giuffre? because we don t know how much money that is. much money that is. exactly, is a substantial much money that is. exactly, is a substantial sum much money that is. exactly, is a substantial sum and much money that is. exactly, is a substantial sum and there - much money that is. exactly, is a substantial sum and there are - much money that is. exactly, is a l substantial sum and there are legal fees. there is no question this was a very large sum of money. now he s got a small pension for some £20,000 a yearfrom his naval service.