being an fto is a demanding and importantion and both memberers role models. what makes these members special in exceptional and stand out is the fact that they have their full time jobs and on their days off they volunteer to w over time together. push the radio car in the bayview patrolling hot spots for violence and shootings. this over time is necessary due to our staffing shortages. i want to share with you an incident sum rises the type of work officer jackson and sergeant buckley dom september 18 of 23 at about 2:30 p.m. officer jackson and sergeant buck low working as violence reduction officer in bayview an over time assignment. they noticed a white sedan and gray sedan driving, speeding reckless low through the quiet neighborhood. officer jackson ran the license plate of the white and realized the car was stolen. the officers med a u turn and attempting to locate the vehicle to do a traffic stop. the officers located both vehicles several blocks away after both of the vehicles collided with each other and all the occupants fled both on foot. no other

we don't have a domestic terrorist organization the way that we do have an fto, a foreign terrorist organization at the state department. but do we need to start reevaluating domestic terrorism statutes in this country, given this new emerging threat? >> yes. that is certainly a debate. i would argue that as we just heard, brad raffensperger say, this conduct is an act of domestic terrorism. there is a federal definition of domestic terrorism, there's just no crime of domestic terrorism. that federal definition is essentially engaging in actions dangerous to human life, to achieve a political goal. that seems to me that's exactly what's going on here. to call it domestic terrorism could allow investigative strategies to be employed earlier, to disrupt attacks. and would also bring with it, the moral equivalency that we see when we charge cases of international terrorism. >> congresswoman edwards, trump has helped create, as we've noted many times on the show and elsewhere, a culture where threatening officials has now become the norm in this country. it's not just him, but others. i mentioned th

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whether would the clear error standard come in fo us to be doing whajuice alito did in picking one fto and saying, this is a critical flawhat can't be made up by the circumstantial evidence around it from all other expes. >> two responses on that maybe three. thfirst is this is supposed to be a demanding burden for plaintiffs. so this kind of analysis of the evidence they ay put forward is exactly what this urt did in cromartie 2 when it recognized the clear error standard irmed by the demanding burden of proof the plaintiffs bore. and in cromartie two -- >> but that doesn't change the clear error standard. that d make it harsher. >> under any pror rmulation of the clear error standard the court haso sure that what the district court relied on was reliable evidence. this court already did that in cromartie two. >> sif come away from this looking at all four experts, looking at other cases where we've acctethat expert testimony, even with pointed out flaws, does that defeat your argument? >> in, i don't think it does. i ink what you'll find is in allen the court rejected the is of two o

being an fto is a demanding and importantion and both memberers role models. what makes these members special in exceptional and stand out is the fact that they have their full time jobs and on their days off they volunteer to w over time together. push the radio car in the bayview patrolling hot spots for violence and shootings. this over time is necessary due to our staffing shortages. i want to share with you an incident sum rises the type of work officer jackson and sergeant buckley dom september 18 of 23 at about 2:30 p.m. officer jackson and sergeant buck low working as violence reduction officer in bayview an over time assignment. they noticed a white sedan and gray sedan driving, speeding reckless low through the quiet neighborhood. officer jackson ran the license plate of the white and realized the car was stolen. the officers med a u turn and attempting to locate the vehicle to do a traffic stop. the officers located both vehicles several blocks away after both of the vehicles collided with each other and all the occupants fled both on foot. no other

being an fto is a demanding and importantion and both memberers role models.es these members special in exceptional and stand out is the fact that they have their full time jobs and on their days off they volunteer to w over time together. push the radio car in the bayview patrolling hot spots for violence and shootings. this over time is necessary due to our staffing shortages. i want to share with you an incident sum rises the type of work officer jackson and sergeant buckley dom september 18 of 23 at about 2:30 p.m. officer jackson and sergeant buck low working as violence reduction officer in bayview an over time assignment. they noticed a white sedan and gray sedan driving, speeding reckless low through the quiet neighborhood. officer jackson ran the license plate of the white and realized the car was stolen. the officers med a u turn and attempting to locate the vehicle to do a traffic stop. the officers located both vehicles several blocks away after both of the vehicles collided with each other and all the occupants fled both on foot. no other vehicles