Of millions of dollars in trade will be blockaded. they re trying to make sure more protesters come back in. but judging from the scenes here today, it looks like the protesters have gone back home and ottawa can go back to being the boring, sad government town that ottawa is. you say that with a smile. thank you for your report from that boring place although i found it very interesting. thank you. up next, take a good look. our panel will get to choose their topic with a twist. l wille behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, ple neuriva. think bigger.
Was light headed and sluring. by night he was in the icu. what s so hard about reliving this part the. because i almost died. to button up their case, the prosecution called a leading expert in ethylene glycol. based on the time frame when symptoms appear, i would conclude he ingested the ethylene glycol was on sunday morning. it was the coffee that tasted sickening sweet. according to prosecution, anna spent the day with the man she was trying to kill, watching him deteriorates and following him as he finally drove himself to the hospital. prosecution entered that cell phone video into evidence and told the jury to take a good look. anna was right there next to george, smiling and pretenning to help when she knew what was
take a good look. but the advancement of black queer stories is something that exists on a separate timeline from both lgbtq representation and black representation. representation matters, because if you know and like this person that s fictional, how can you not know and like this person in your real life? when we were younger, i used to hate you. you used to steal my clothes. you had such nice things. soap, i think, was so raw. what do you people drink? you mean new yorkers? we drink no, no, homos. we drink your basic heterosexual drinks. there was something very delicious about the gayness of billy crystal s character. it was like mainstream television. wow, this is actually happening. this is actually real. if you look back at it now,
When you look at ahmaud arbery. when you look at this case. when you look at trayvon martin. when you look at the white mob that attacked the capitol. that somehow, there is a group of people that thinks they have the right to take the law into their own hand, they can leave their home with guns and enforce their vision of the law on other people. that is a big problem. and whatever we could say here talking about the legal tities it, there is a context right now on social media. the people who are celebrating this many of them are just good folks who believe in gun rights. but there is a dark edge of people celebrating this that see this as a green light for this type of activity. and i think we have got to take a good look in the mirror now. do we want to, in total, continue to allow and to encourage this activity from only one section of society? you don t see other groups going out with guns and posing their vision of the law on other people. but this group continues to. this i
Their own hand, they can leave their home with guns and enforce their vision of the law on other people. that is a big problem. and whatever we could say here talking about the legalities of it, there is a context right now on social media. the people who are celebrating this many of them are just good folks who believe in gun rights. but there is a dark edge of people celebrating this that see this as a green light for this type of activity. and i think we have got to take a good look in the mirror now. do we want to, in total, continue to allow and to encourage this activity from only one section of society? you don t see other groups going out with guns and posing their vision of the law on other people. but this group continues to. this is why i have always thought the criminal justice system is a lousy way of, um, creating or even explaining social change. because the the mission of the criminal justice system is so narrow.