i'm greg, angelo's brother, greg. angelo and myself are the product of multiple generational san franciscans, many who were small business owners who worked very hard to make san francisco a better place, i think what greg angelo's doing embodies the spirit and energy, the ideas the most importantly, the values that represent san francisco. thank you for your consideration. thank you for sharing your comments to the next speaker. please hi. good afternoon. my name is kai kaniksu and i'm the co-founder of a local tea company and also the co-creator of an experience in the greg angelo museum called teen wonderland. and i grew up in malaysia in a chinese family. so this kind of art and history is very foreign to me until i meet greg angelo and step into the museum. and when i used to live in sf from oh 7 to 2013 or so, and i never knew about the museum, and that was such a shame. and that was a period of time when i was struggling with like, my identity, my, my career and my future. if i've known it earlier, my life coul

angelo quinto's family is still grieving his death. how often do you think of angelo? >> oh, i think we think of angelo every day. >> inside the quinto home, it looks like he never left. his room is still mostly the same. his towel and coat are still hanging in the bathroom. no one will touch it. >> and so there's this whole thing of, like, maybe he's just going to pop out or pop back home. >> we want him to be remembered for how he lived and not how he died. >> angelo, kiddo. >> angelo died after being taken into police custody while experiencing a mental health episode in the days before christmas of 2020. this week, the city of antioch and the quinto family reached a $7.5 million settlement in his death. >> this is a case where the family from day one took the tragedy and the loss and circumstances surrounding angelo's death, and turned it and tried to turn it into a positive, good. >> one of those changes, antioch's community response team, which is named after angelo. they are trained to de-escalate mental health emergencies in the first year of the program, they'

angelo began to blame everyone, tried to blame it, including the filipino, and the filipino said thatre was angela, that he took the money. the filipino was just cleaning up at that moment. he was an absolutely shameless man, he was a good manipulator, he manipulated kenta's daughter and sonya christina, so she defended him. always called her signora cristina, we love her very much because she treated us well, so it was very unpleasant for me, i saw how much bad he did towards her, she doesn’t deserve it, i saw him many times with other girls , he always pretended to be a complete fool, a moron, that he didn’t understand anything in life. once there was a concert on the terrace in the penthouse, it was a long time ago, all the girls came to this concert, they didn’t know about each other, they didn’t know that he has a relationship with everyone. carry out this check as quickly as possible and sort it out, this issue, including the migration one, let’s say, is for consideration by the migration service, because it is unknown where it comes from and what else it can bring with it from

la familia de angelo, un hombre de 30 años que murió a manos de la policía de antioch en 2020, llegóuerdo millonario con la ciudad . sufría una crisis de salud mental. cuando los oficiales llegaron a su casa para calmar la situación, pero terminaron asfixiando. según la autopsia. qué tal? les saluda claudia de la fuente bienvenidos a esta tarde la familia de angelo habló precisamente con pilar niños, sobre el significado de este acuerdo. después de su pérdida, su hermana agregó, agobiada por el dolor. la madre de angelo acompañó a su familia y abogados a hablar hoy sobre el acuerdo judicial que resuelve la demanda que presentaron en contra de la policía de antioch por la muerte de su hijo. y el problema es que nada trae de vuelta el dinero. no se sustituye por habernos matado a un hijo, a un hermano. son 7 millones y medio de dólares los que tendrá que pagar la ciudad. el alcalde se hizo presente en la conferencia de prensa, como aseguran, lo hizo cuando se dio el incidente? bueno, desde el principio reconocemos que algo pasó aquí y que la ciudad tenía parte de esa responsabilidad. a

i mean, this is a, a cash cow angelo. what i think it's so it's important to keep in mind that the system of funding and you know, having a, a deep pocket to fact to fund one to them dollars a year was supposed to been as long as there was, there's a us dollar had gemini, now the problem is that we are looking clearly there's a detail, reputation happening around the world. many copies are actually bypassing the dollar. they're treating their own currencies and uh, as so luckily we will see this trend. and this will not allow the us to spend as much money. so i think so it's a, we need you to because or for the aspect have a big picture and looking at what is happening in terms of financing terms of exchanges in terms of actually p, but the, the, the center of gravity of the what the economy and the world power is shifting towards the east. a new where these happening. what we look at the collective west is, are they the is what is it like 1520 percent of the of the, of the world is nothing. there's a whole world which is

angelo quinto's family is still grieving his death. how often do you think of angelo? >> oh, i think we think of angelo every day inside the quinto home. >> it looks like he never left his room is still mostly the same. his towel and coat are still hanging in the bathroom. >> no one would touch it. and so there's this whole thing of, like, maybe he's just going to pop out or pop back home. >> we want him to be remembered for, for how he lived and not how he died. >> angelo, kiddo. >> angelo died after being taken into police custody while experiencing a mental health episode in the days before christmas of 2020. this week, the city of antioch and the quinto family reached a $7.5 million settlement in his death. >> this is a case where the family, from day one, took the tragedy and the loss and circumstances surrounding angelo's death, and turned it and tried to turn it into a positive, good. >> one of those changes, antioch's community response team, which is named after angelo. they are trained to de-escalate mental health emergencies. in the first year of the program

angelo murió en el 2020, cuando su propia familia llamó al 911.stamos hablando nada más de una cifra. pero lo que sí nos da aliento es que no estamos hablando solo de una cifra. estamos hablando de que nosotros hicimos esta demanda para conseguir cambios y cambios. es lo que han logrado generar a raíz de lo ocurrido. al principio dijeron que su muerte se había dado por lo que llaman síndrome de delirio agitado. no hubo algo más falso que eso. explicaron que la familia de angelo fue la fuerza para que se aprobara la ley que prohibió el uso de dicho término. delirio agitado como causa de muerte en california. ese término solo ha servido de excusa para la policía justificar por años su uso excesivo de fuerza, sometiendo a la gente de una manera que hasta le causa la muerte. si no fuera por entonces, hubieran tenido que decir que fue homicidio por asfixia. la ley ahora prohíbe el sometimiento contra el piso, causando asfixia y los cambios no paran ahí. en antioch se aprobó el uso de cámaras. antes no, no éramos una de las últimas ciudades en el valle

i'll go to angelo on this one right now. i, i agree with that thing you just said here, but it seems, you know, and we have these divisions going on and, and the question comes about who's calling the shots, and really, it's really not about ukraine, but it's really about the fate to nato and nato's mission, it will, it refuses to admit defeat. it refuses to admit that this is ridiculous project from the get go. has very little to do with ukraine at this point. go ahead and hong com. yes, absolutely. i think this could be a defining moment for natal east natal. these news is against russia. these 4 projects for the past. and it could be actually very damaging for you on the long run. what the, what is an interesting, what happened? what be sold to this, you paying conflict? this special, the major way of preparation, which is to realize how d e u is just the bus. so entity of the united states, and i think it's really important just to go back to history. people do need to understand the dispute project was on. i'm the 1st p

oh, as a angelo this here. i mean, interestingly enough, a person that we hope had been long gone was victoria knew and suddenly starting started going back into the media, talking exactly about a deep strikes into russia. at the same time, in this early warning radar was hit a coincidence or, or what, angelo. and it's hard to say we, we, we making some speculation here. i try, i tried just to just start to look at the actions. there's lots of words, and i think of what they're doing. i have impression, especially when you look at my call. i gave you an example of my cold, say the, i want to send the dogs and soldiers. what guess what? yes, problems sending a soul just do you kind of don't know because you guys don't lympics the or the fix roll top desk and you know who was helping in your asking all the countries to send police man to help phrase fast doesn't have the capacity in addition to that, we all know that need to those in the have, i mean, nation sufficient. i mean issue because the metering does for

according to the civil rights suit, 30 year old angelo quinto was suffering a mental health emergency when police showed up to his family's home on calls of a family dispute, while police were restraining him, quinto stopped breathing. he did die three days later, but the family says his death was caused by an officer kneeling on his neck. family says in the aftermath of the tragedy, they have advocated for change in the way police respond to certain calls. this this is the end of the civil suit, but it's only really just the beginning of a lifetime of positive social change, so we are really grateful to have been able to honor angelo in this way. the family's attorney says that there have also been numerous changes to the way antioch handles similar calls in the wake of quinto's death, including the use of body worn cameras, a mental health crisis team, a mobile crisis unit and a police review commission. now to an ongoing problem across the bay area. we're talking about homeless encampments, so we've told you about efforts to keep them away from schools. well, now there's a new push

you're watching kron. 4 news at >> now at 5, the family of 30 year-old angelo quinto has reached a multimillion dollar settlement with the city of antioch. thank you for joining us here on kron for news at 5. i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus. keep died in police custody in 2020. his family says he was having a mental health crisis when they called for help. his death created statewide change in how police officers handle calls like this kron four's lezla gooden spoke with his family about what this means for them. angelo quinto's family says be able to close this chapter on their civil suit with the city of antioch is filled with mixed emotions where the beginning of what needs to be done. this is not the end to this is only scratching the surface. >> what we need to do and to get a car. bp transparency have police departments across nation that are responsive to every member of the community. not privileged family will be awarded 7.5 million dollars after the nxt council voted to approve it on a closed session. >> on tuesday, john burris, civil rights attorney says this case has the poten

family of 30 year-old angelo keep. those has reached a multimillion dollar settlement with the city of antioch. keto died in police custody back in 2020. his family says that he was having a mental health crisis when they called for help. his death created statewide change in how police officers handle calls like this. parker's lezla gooden spoke with his family about what this means for them. >> angelo quinto's family says be able to close this chapter on their civil suit with the city of antioch is filled with mixed emotions when beginning of what needs to be done. this is not the end to this only scratching the surface of what we need to do. >> and to get carved up transparency and a moment across this nation. family will be awarded 7.5 million% dollars after the nxt council voted to approve it on a closed session on tuesday. john bearers, civil rights attorney says this case has the potential of saving others like angelo. >> given a new mindset that has developed here in this city some of the other cities around th

angelo: i think it is you.is one of those things where for us the experience on the iphone side of things has improved. i think you will always have your hip cups across that ecosystem as well as other devices as well. our view is it is probably the best experience you will get across different mobile operators there. jonathan: i would expect nothing less from a man with a buy on the name. i'm not the only one. every family member has that issue. lisa: having delays. annmarie: the issue i have is battery life when a new iphone comes out and you start to notice your battery gets trained quicker. jonathan: let's take 2 billion dollars of that $110 billion share buyback and put that into an effort to solve those issues. wouldn't that be good? lisa: he is trolling us to try to say maybe this is delivery, maybe they do not want to do that because this encourages people to buy more phones. jonathan: we are stuck in the ecosystem of apple. annmarie: you could be the next ftc chair? jonathan: i do not think that will w

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san angelo 103. 104 in san antonio. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> thank you, michelle. >> sure. >>> a four-hour rain delay didn't do much to dampen sunday's thrilling and historic indy 500. >> njosef newgarden, this is mind-blowing! >> on the final run around the indianapolis motor speedway, josef newgarden overtook pato o'ward to ride to victory. newgarden becomes the first driver in over two decades to win the race in back-to-back years. >>> "early today" is back in one minute with a devastating loss in the sports world. touching tributes on the greefon r pro golfer grayson murray, and a message from his parents. so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help stop the frustration and start taking align every day. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional digestive upsets. so you can enjoy life. when you feel the signs, it's time to try align. a mystery! jessie loves playing detective. but the real m

it is going to be headed towards san angelo. so they're talking about a stormy evening ahead, even with the potential for some severe weather. now tomorrow, again, parts of the south looking at more severe weather, mostly activity down south to mississippi and alabama stretching toward the panhandle, florida as well. more active weather out there. looks like ahead. in fact, latest forecast shows things are really rough, especially we head toward tomorrow afternoon. that low begins move further to the east and as it does more strong storms headed that direction. guys, back to you. thank you, lawrence. if you cook berber burgers, that is to the proper temperature. they say don't worry about the bird flu. that is the message tonight from the u.s. department of agriculture. >> that comes as the virus continues to spread among the nation's dairy cows. so far it's affected. 42 herds in 9 states during a briefing on the outbreak, officials revealed the results of a recent study where scientists injected high levels of bird flu into gro

el servicio meteorológico nacional de evelyn y san angelo está a la espera.ready for the season. las autoridades están urgiendo con esto a los residentes a que siempre deben estar preparados. es que, según los expertos de estas tormentas, por lo menos 13 podrían convertirse en huracanes y 4 a 7 podrían ser poderosos de una categoría de 3 con vientos de 100 millas por hora o más a la temporada. comienza oficialmente el uno de junio. y con esto, lo que están diciendo las autoridades es bueno, no los estamos poniendo. que se pongan en pánico, pero siempre hay que estar preparados, sobre todo si vives en esas zonas, no? sí, y así, sobre aviso, no hay engaño. se pueden empezar a preparar. obviamente, si tienen ya este pronóstico hay que tomar las medidas necesarias. así es. siempre hay que estar preparado. la temporada siempre comienza todos los años en la misma fecha. el uno de junio. y como dice la nota, el pronóstico es bien, es extremo, es el más agresivo que se ha hecho en los últimos años. todo porque la niña ya está en proceso de desarrollo acá en el pacífi

stuart: okay, angelo, we will all be glued about 4:00 eastern time tomorrow afternoon.with me. i keep going back to this -- >> i know. stuart: if nvidia does not meet wall street expectations, what happens to the overall market? >> bank of america talking about just that, saying this is exactly the one-year anniversary of when nvidia had that first blowout quarter and sort of surprised everyone, but this market is more than nvidia right now. since that time nvidia's added a trillion and a half in market cap, but a.i. is now empowering commodities, power, utilities. so really it's more than just an nvidia story the, a i much bigger story. nvidia contributed to about 37 earnings growth in the last 12 months, but it's only expected to contribute 9% of earnings growth in the next month. what that speaks to is just this market is more than just nvidia at the moment, so it really does need to perform well, but there is some broadening out which is healthy for the market. stouter tooth got it. taylor, thanks very much. coming up, i've lived in america for 50 years. i'm proud o

i know my father is not allowed to say matthew col angelo, his name. he has been gagged.e president of the united states is not allowed to exercise his first amendment day and age. does that not tell us all about everything we need to know about what we are witnessing? it is a witchung it as a politil fundraiser, just like this very judge's daughter has profited from this very case. it is insanity, is an embarrassment, it is an abomination to democracy and a reblic. and yet it continues. everyone in this case is conflicted, and it hinges on one man, who is not just a liar. ■gconvicted, someone who has lot his law license, has been disbarred, someone who has served jail time for line before congressional bodies. that's it, that is where we are today in america. this is a sham and it needs to stop because if you think for one second the stops with donald trump, you have not been watching what has gone on with the democrat party the last few years. they want power at any and all cost, your rights be damned. that can't happen. prosecution, this abomination has to stop now. >>

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today, attorney john burris stood with the family of angelo quinto and announced a $7.5 million settlement with the city of antioch. this is the end of a civil suit, but it's only really just the beginning of a lifetime of positive social change, so we are really grateful to have been able to honor angelo in this way. traditional justice has not been available to our family. what we've done instead is try to make some needed changes, to make the process fair for more transparent, more accountable, for other families, for other people. quinto died after being forcibly restrained by antioch police in 2020. police were called to the home on reports of a family argument, but quinto's relatives say it should have been clear he was suffering a mental health crisis. the suit claimed that while restraining him, police put their knee on his neck and he stopped breathing. he died days later, the family notes, since his death, they've pushed for major reforms in how police respond to similar calls. today, their attorney noted many of those reforms are now reality. they have made considerable efforts

angelo: not surprised, right? it was definitely some concern going into the quarter about what the guidance would look like. i think everybody knew it was going to be a beat in terms of the quarter. in terms of the guidance, i think there was concern going ahead of that blackwell launch later this year, whether the momentum, you know, for these chips, would be able to hold up. not only are we seeing at hold up, but the momentum continues to get even stronger than it had been earlier this year. i think that is a testament of kind of where, you know, the enterprise space is. where these cloud service providers continue to significantly invest, which we told investors we do believe there is kind of an ai war going on. all of that is continuing to drive this strong demand for nvidia's gpu's. jonathan: that is microsoft, alphabet, amazon. when we talk about runway, how long is that here? angelo: i think that is the answer everybody wants. it is kind of like, when do we start seeing a soft batch in terms of some of thes

pull the governing african national congress rejoined by angelo. vicky is a political analyst, angelo. we are seeing a great to turn off and be sol 5 years ago. what was it indicates about how so the africans are feeling. it's my sense is the majority of south africans on the 27th. that may be the most under represented component of the electra role, but actually the votes as well. but actually those young people have seen that the future depends on the participation, the performances of political parties over the last, i guess. so if you can talk to one, so many people are turning out to make them off because the consequences and towns and cities across this country with those decisions. how could sony, could that be or not for the african national congress? as i said, we've had about 40 percent of the votes counted the amc 42 percent of the votes. it's still very early, but this such and it could be some concern not only for the parties, but president obama close us. absolutely. i don't think anybody wants to be the last person to be president of a policy that has the majority of th

quinto and his mother were arguing angelo died.ing police kneeled on his neck and killed him. prosecutors argued angelo was on drugs and the district attorney never charged the officers. but last night, antioch city council approved a $7.5 million settlement. later today, the quinto family will hold a news conference to discuss it. nurses in san francisco are taking a stand today. they say the department of public health is hiring nurses on short term contracts, and they argue that's not good for patients who need continuity in care. the union is holding a vote to possibly authorize a strike. it represents more than 2000 workers at some of san francisco's biggest health facilities, including zuckerberg general laguna, honda and other clinics. union leaders say the current contract expires at the end of june. the department of public health has moved more and more towards hiring contracted registry staff, who come for short periods of time. they're paid a very large premium and they take all of those wages directly out of the city a

the family of angelo quinto joined antioch's mayor to announce the $7.5 million settlement. quinto was a navy vet and according to the lawsuit, was restrained face down for several minutes before he passed out. the 30 year old died three days later. his death has led to a number of changes in antioch, including the use of body worn cameras, a mental health crisis team and a police review commission. >> this is the end of the civil suit, but it's only really just the beginning of a lifetime of positive social change. so we are really grateful to have been able to honor angelo in this way . >> quinto's death also led to legislation banning the term excited delirium as a cause of death in california. that term was often cited in cases involving police force. quinto's death was later ruled accidental . >> voters in alameda county will decide this fall whether to recall district attorney pamela price. that board of supervisors voted late last night to hold the recall election at the same time as the general election on november 5th. those who want price removed from office were p

angelo and i broke up just the day before. well, that is, she left me.ymore, what bar did you drink at? pirate, pirate, this is on leninsky, with whom he drank, alone, drank alone, no, well , there were a lot of people hanging out there, maybe the waiter remembered me, i don’t remember, i was drunk, let's see, hello, igor, it's me, alli bessotnikov was confirmed at the bar, that's it, i'm waiting in the department, uh-huh, bye, rejoice, citizen sotnikov, your alebi has been confirmed, i have nothing to rejoice at, after all, because of me, angela died because of- for me, mom is in the hospital, because of me, everything is because of me, why did you threaten angela, why? see skei sent, don’t be afraid yet, they called her with threats, yes, they called, i called, but out of desperation, understand me, out of desperation, you have an idea who could kill the girls, well, at least tell us about their surroundings, yes, angela told me that they used to rent an apartment and work. they accepted clients in another area, and then they had to move out of there,

angelo quinto died three days after police were called out to his family home because he was suffering a mental health crisis. quinto passed out while being restrained by officers. his death later ruled accidental. as family is going to receive seven and a half dollars million on the lawyer, represent, the family says they're trying to use what happened in the situation to try to create change. >> this is a case where the family from day one, took the tragedy and the loss and circumstances surrounding angelo's death and turned it and tried to turn it into a positive, good and they did so. and over the last three years they have made considerable efforts in trying to bring about social positive changes in the city. >> the antioch police department has made several changes, including requiring body worn cameras one more time. >> embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price and the group trying to recall her are applauding a decision by the board of supervisors. last night, the board voted to hold the recall vote during the general election in november. abc seven news reporter

well, the great maya angelo once said, when someone tells you who they are, believe them the first timemp has told us who he is and here is what a second trump term would look like. more bans, more suffering and less freedom. but we are not going to let that happen because their best interest. for nearly 40 years, you have upheld a mission to help elect pro-choice women and today i say to everyone here as this emily's family, we need you now more than ever. this november, reproductive freedom is on the ballot. and you individually have the power to protect those rights. it is your power that will help us win a pro-choice majority in the united states house of representatives. [applause] >> it's your power that will help us defend a pro-choice majority in the united states senate. [cheers and applause] and it is your power that will send joe biden and me to the white house. [cheers and applause] and when congress passes the law that restores the re productive of freedom, our president will sign it into law. so just watch, donald trump was the one who ended roe v. wade. joe biden will be

for each new girl who fell under angelo’s charm , her own legend was prepared.ve now, they stopped us and searched us, you will see all the houses in which officially, so in any case he presented to our passport offices the addresses where he lived alfons from colombia, well, in our studio, alina, we met angelo tores, and how old were you at that time? we met at the end of 2022, i was 17 years old, my friend and i went to a concert with one musician, soltwein, and there angela played with him, and since my friend was friends with soltwein, we were invited after that to such an autoparty, as it were, angela was there, that’s where we met. that is, at the time when you met, you were underage, come on, yes, so, he immediately began to show interest in you, show signs of attention, well, yes, he praised my makeup, poured me a drink, but come on, so as not to force you to go through all this again, let’s listen to what you told us before the program, attention, how cold, we met at the end of 2022 and i was 17 years old, we actually only talked about music, basically

laughter] lot of razors and sleeps in a boiler room, comedian, founder of western razor company, david angelo. and she's frail, pale and can escape from any jail, new york times best-selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf. before we get to some news stories, let's do this. [♪] >> greg's leftovers. >> greg: it's leftovers where i read the jokes we did not use this weekend is always it's the first time i'm reading them so if they sok we will dress joe mackie as a dog and sent him to kristi noem. unless the weather is bad. sunday is mother's day and we actually got our hands on a few celebrity cards. like this one. mom, thanks for not murdering dad, happy mother's day. love chelsea. by the way, bill clinton is planning to get up early and prepare breakfast in bed and then he will go home to hillary. [ laughter ] >> whoa. >> greg: and this one is nice, a stepmom, what are you up on -- up to later? want to party? love hunter. the guy does not have boundaries. all right, dear mom, happy mother's day, see you soon, love joe. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: i don't know what that means.

comedian and foundern of westen razor company david angelo and frail pale and can escape, e from any jail. "new york times" bestselling author and fox news contributorm gopft that. all right. before we to some new stories let's do this. yeah greg's leftovers. >> mm hm. it's the leftovers where i rea d jokes. we did news this week, and asisw always, it's theeekee first time i'm reading them. so if they , we'll dress. joe mackie as a dog and send him to kristi noem. er unless the weather's bad. >> sunday is mother's day, and we actually our hands on a few celebrity cards like thist one. mom, thanks for not murdering dad. ing dad,happy mother's day. >> i love chelsea. by the way, bill clinton's planning to get up earlynd and prepare breakfast in bed, and then i'll go home to hillary bed. hter ] low. and this one is nice. hey, step mos onm, what are youp till eight? want a party? love, hunter to part. oh, the guy that's in that boundaries. >> all right, dear mom, happy mother's day. >> see you soon. love. i don't know what that means. all right, let's do some jokes. chicag ko mayor johns

bragg, this is on him hiring biden in matthew coley angelo to work against trump he was the third-highestpartment under biden and then he went to work for manhattan da office in 2022 late that year to prosecute former president trump, he also says da alvin bragg worked hand-in-hand with attorney general letitia james to pursue civil litigation against trump, final word. >> you are exactly right, you don't leave being the number three at the federal department of justice to go work in the manhattan das office unless you're there for a special purpose, that the simple fact, common sense and again, somebody's going to get to the bottom of this and is going to expose the rug corruption that the american people are tired of. liz: thank you for joining us tonight jean hamilton we appreciate it, thank you for watching "the evening edit", i am elizabeth macdonald. now it's time to send it to the bottom line with dagen and sean, you have a good weeken

we have to remember even if everything that brad and cole [boos] theno radco angelo, just play along,re was no crime here. it is not a crime for am an businessman to settle a nuisance claim and put in his privateit o book as a legal expense. i don't know what you call it other than illegal spins and it is also not a crime for presidential candidate to try to "scheme to effects of the election." t were a crime, every canada in america would be criminals. this is coa rigged, partisan, corrupt process by a judge whof was conflicted because his daughter is raising millions of ase,dollars off of this case het the prosecutor alvin bragg thomas george soros d.a. and michael cohen angelo from the justice department to bring thi political case and there is noto evidence. >> judge jeanine: mike, i will go to you, sean. apparently they are now identifying what t the underlyig crime that gave to expired misdemeanors and they are saying the president unlawfullyt influenced an election by suppressing stories. i'm going to get to this question, every campaign is basically a conspiracy to win an elec