prosecutors say britt reid's blood level was above the legal limit.he was traveling nearly 20 miles over the speed limit when his truck crashed into two cars stopped on a highway entrance ramp near arrowhead stadium. the little girl suffered traumatic brain injuries. >>> "the washington post" said president biden plans to nominate christine wormuth to be the next secretary of the army. if confirmed by the senate she would be the first woman to lead the arm. wormuth served in several positions in the obama administration. she currently works for the funded think tank the rand corporation. >>> and our news station said lin-manuel miranda helped open a new covid vaccination site. for members of the broadway film and television industries. the creator and star of the musical "hamilton" joined new york city's bill de blasio in the opening. film and tv introduction started again in new york, broadway has been shut down for more than a year due to the pandemic. >> we want to gather again, and we want to tell stories in the dark. we cannot do that if we don't

britt, do you think that's fair? >> i don't. during the campaign, that he would perhaps be the most progressive president ever he also made all those noises like the ones that you could hear in that soundbite you played that suggested he would definitely be prepared to sit down with republicans and reach common ground on things. he manifestly has not done and he has governed so far, not just from the near left but pretty much on the far left and he is out there. republicans obviously are not coming toward that stuff and, you know, you heard it kevin mccarthy said do you remember the proposal that the gop senators made on the covid bill which went nowhere and so i think, you know, we will see but i don't think there is a case to be made that he has been a centrist reaching out to republicans at all. chris: juan, let's look at the record as britt points out and is kevin mccarthy pointed out, the president and democrats rammed through $1.9 trillion in covid relief on the straight party line vote and they are now talking about, i gu

of course, as mike was mentioning, arresting anyone who would stilo was still there britt obviously situation. at the curfew was supposed to exempt media from this. thankfully we were allowed to leave once they verified who we wear, but a number of other crews also caught up in there, other security details caught up in there. a very intense situation once the national guard and police moved in. >> shannon: that curfew, not to be in a slightly observed as it was last night. tonight may be more business. glad you are safe and sound come i know you're busy covering the story in the ground, thank you so much. for a clear perspective of what transpired when these they crossed paths, it's awful to learn more about kim potter and daunte wright who lost his life. i look okun has that side of the story tonight. good evening, alex. >> hi, shannon. daunte wright had previous encounters with police. activists say -- >> while trying to pull the cash out from under her. the victim was able to get loose from defendant and started to kneel down and scream. in june of 2028, according to records, of

a tiny band of activists have these company terrify britt what about corporate reparations for diabeticsca-cola? delta, why can't blacks fly for free to make up for centuries of oppression. people say world travel is the best education, so delta, are you against educated minority children? and what about you, mlb? up until the 60s, your lead was wider than an episode of friends. have you paid enough for your decades of segregation keeping amazing players like satchel cage and josh gibson out of your league? if it costs over 200 bucks for a family of four to watch a game, who has a harder time affording that? minority families. it is time for the affordable ticket act, the ata. if you don't like your seat, you don't have to keep your seat. it's like affordable housing, but it takes place in luxury boxes. who is with me on this? joe, what do you think? >> look, look, look. the important thing is we are going to play the game weird this is the all-star game, this is the best players from every team, reggie jackson, nolan ryan, kevin costner. they are all there. and i'm going to be watching,

people like britt box in the uk or iplayerfor the bbc.t for some bigger formats that require international travel. certainly there were slots available and it did have attention on library rerunning classics. and that has been great to be able to do that. but the real big growth is from streaming services who are looking for a long running franchises. and in our catalogue we do have a lot of those. fin in our catalogue we do have a lot of those. ., ., , . , those. on that topic tim devi the head of the _ those. on that topic tim devi the head of the bbc _ those. on that topic tim devi the head of the bbc has _ those. on that topic tim devi the head of the bbc has at _ those. on that topic tim devi the head of the bbc has at that - those. on that topic tim devi the i head of the bbc has at that national broadcasters can't and shouldn't try to compete with the deep pockets of us streamers like netflix, prime and disney. d0 us streamers like netflix, prime and disne . ., ., disney. do you agree with that? i think that they _ disney. do you ag

here's laura britt from nbc sports. laura?> a lot to watch in regards to the sports teams tonight. it marked the first time koch kapler was back. the a's and the twins scheduled for today had to be postponed to allow for more testing and contact tracing within the twins organization. there have beenponed this year coronavirus. that has t doubleheader at the coliseum tomorrow night. long-tame patrick marlow is set to break gordy howell's all-star game tonight and he plays in his 1,678th game. you can catch that game on nbc sports california after the news. raj and janelle, the only thing i can think of that would make that moment sweeter is if it was at the tank and fans were in attendance, and fans did have the opportunity to give patrick marlow that standing ovation he deserves on april 26 when fans will be at the stadium. >> there will be tears in that arena, because we've known patrick marlow since he was a teenager. 1998 he first started playing with the sharks. amazing run he's had. >> no surprise he's making history. >>>

a pre-run blast broke it open, say hello to a 7-2 when britt 14 and 13 straight games. meantime, ahoy there, the giants hosted miami again. no score at the bottom of the fifth, dickerson got a drop of 4-0. he scored the game's first run. the next half running the starter kevin gausman and jesus aguilar, miami finally got to him in the seven. eight two out solo homer and the onlyin kevin gausman's army , top of the ninth, gregory santos a line drive. the marlins scored for in the night and they 15-2, the dodgers one and the giants are two games behind in second place. >>> a pivot to soccer, long time coming for the san jose earthquakes, one year since performing in front of the home crowd. off we go, against fc dallas and the color red and it is the quakes christian espinoza, the second half breakaway goal made it 2-0 and they kept going and 10 minutes later check out the moves from the kid, cade colwell. just 17 and his first goal of the year. san jose treated their fans to a 3-1 victory, the first win of the season for the team >>> to the nhl, more love for the sharks

attorney andy mccarthy britt and he had been watching you all day with a great analysis. what i want to know here, looking forward we did not see and other very high profile similar such as the freddie great case. >> i think the big difference here kennedy is not so much the charges they brought as the nature of the evidence they had. that tape proved to be impossible for the defense to overcome in any way. it was not so much the charges are not that much more difficult to prove in another case as opposed to this case. it's really the evidence here was so graphic. and one of the charges quite frankly the depraved indifference homicide that may not be sustained. that may have nothing to do with this case for their sub parallel different but closely factually related case that's before the courts of minnesota that challenges whether that theory works on facts like this. the usual depraved indifference is someone shoots a gun indiscriminately into a crowd not aiming at any particular person. but causing a lethal threat to everybody in the vicinity. that really was not this c

britt reid was driving more than 80 miles an hour just seconds before he slammed his truck into two carsn add raul. the collision injured ariel young. the family says she can't speak or walk and is being fed through a tube if convicted, he could face a accep sentence up to seven years in prison. >>> more people than ever are working than home these days which means more sitting ducks for a growing fraud. a call or voice mail saying the electric company will shut off your power unless you pay your overdue bill and the crooks are getting away with millions >> this is an automated call. >> reporter: the voice mail is ominous. >> please enter your password. >> reporter: the caller i.d. says it's from the electric company. >> your account reflects a disconnection order taking place today due to nonpayment history. >> reporter: you could swear you paid your bill, but when you speak to a live representative, he demands that you pay up in the next 30 minutes. >> you're telling me i have 30 minutes to come up with this $300, or you're going to turn it off and then tomorrow i have to pay all of th

certainly the aviation centre | think certainly the aviation centre will welcome anything that allows brittially under— brits to go on holiday. especially under these specific circumstances. i think_ under these specific circumstances. i think one — under these specific circumstances. i think one thing that is quite interesting here is that the government is actually loosening some _ government is actually loosening some of— government is actually loosening some of the requirements that they previously— some of the requirements that they previously had about this. the telegraph is talking about how they will now_ telegraph is talking about how they will now there are people that only do one _ will now there are people that only do one test on their return rather than _ do one test on their return rather than a _ do one test on their return rather than a second one, which will cut that cost— than a second one, which will cut that cost a — than a second one, which will cut that cost a little bit but it's rachet— that cost a little bit but it's rachel said, people have felt the pain through co

police say former chiefs coach britt reed hit a car after driving 82 miles per hour.ear-old victim left in a coma for weeks before returning home to begin a long recovery. >>> all right, time now for a look at your tuesday weather. >>> the most unsettled conditions today will be in the middle of the country. heavy rain will extend from texas to mississippi. some areas could see three inches of rain with possible flash flooding. snow is expected from the highest parts of the rockies to the northern plains with rain around the western great lakes. looking at today's high temperatures, only 36 in mieapolis, but warming into the 50s and 60s in the northeast. the west coast will be dry with temps in the 60s. 80s along the gulf coast today. you have 86 in miami. >>> coming up, the new food products from amazon. how they could change grocery shopping. >>> but first the volcano disaster in the caribbean. the new images and how the u.s. is helping. >>> and a frantic scene at the mall. a boy gets stuck in the escalator. dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all des

to get vaccinated visit planyourvaccine.com for more >>> former kansas city chiefs assistant coach britt reid, who is the son of head coach andy reid, has been charged with felony dwi for a crash days before the super bowl that left a 6-year-old named ariel young with severe brain injuries >> the family wanted was the most serious charge that could be filed, and the family got the most serious charge that could be filed. >> if convicted reid could face up to seven years in prison. >>> former republican speaker of the house john boehner sifts through the remains of the republican party he once knew in his new memoir "on the house. in it he takes on disruptors in his own party as well as on the left we spoke this afternoon about where that leaves things politically. >> you're very critical in this book of donald trump. if he wants the 2024 republican nomination, do you think he will win it >> i have no idea. i think there will be a lot of people running for the republican nominatio in 2024. and it's a long way off. >> do you think, though, that the support is still there, that the party th

people like britt box in the uk or iplayer for the bbc.ervices in addition to their linear services. definitely with the pandemic there was a real delay for scripting production. unscripted was able to get up and running quite quickly. except for some bigger formats that require international travel. certainly there were slots available and it did have attention on library rerunning classics. and that has been great to be able to do that. but the real big growth is from streaming services who are looking for a long running franchises. and in our catalogue we do have a lot of those. on that topic tim devi the head of the bbc has at that national broadcasters can't and shouldn't try to compete with the deep pockets of us streamers like netflix, prime and disney. do you agree with that? i think that they compete in a different way. they compete by having a very focused on domestic shows where they can give them attention. and deliver something to an audience that is very focused for that market that a streaming service may not. whereas stream

i know you work for him for a long time before you and i met britt is good to be back with you and hudson i appreciate the great work you all do. the light of intellectual firepower for making policy. you described the current situation as more dangerous than the cold war. that makes me a little nervous. i cannot disagree with the confluence of issues that we are facing. including the nuclear threat. i'm sure we'll talk more about nuclear modernization and the importance of what ronald reagan a properly called peace through strength. and i am ready if you are. >> senator thank you very much. your indulgence i'll start with our conversation with nuclear weapons. texas is home to any number of critical national security facilities the nuclear weapons i will argue 1 of the most important. every single interactive stockpile must come and go. it's of singular importance in our stockpile. when i worked on the house committee i was members build the while visiting the nsa twice. you go and see a critical dimension is. how passionate the workers are about the service they do for the nation pretty

if i own and em sovereign index or or britt debt over in russia -- own an em sovereign index or russian debt over in russia, what does that mean? tim: it is an interesting one for the index providers, whether or not these new issues that are going to be coming post june 14 will be included in their indexes or not. is secondary market trading liquid enough to be included in the index? i think they will be perhaps looking for guidance from the u.s. administration because actually, they force u.s. investors to buy secondary because they are part of the indexes. so we are going to see an interesting couple of months as the index providers get more clarity in terms of these designations. alix: based on that, how high do you think borrowing costs can go for russia? tim: it depends on specific events. what we have seen in the last year is oss grinding higher, yields pushing higher against expectations. most banks' top buy recommendation is a bit of a dog of a recommendation. it continues to creep higher, as we see. a difficult relationship, as we see going into the summit. but if we see russia

let's go to britt hume and get your thoughts.iously thesees are always a laundry list, don't think there were a lot of surprises, things that might have fallen into the surprise category would be a genuine call for the unity he spoke so much in his inaugural address. for example there were a couple items where he said on gun reform, he thought he could work immigration, some things that could be agreed on. what stood out to you? >> reporter: 45 of these mi counts, i felt about this the same way i felt about the rest of them, the best thing about it was it is over. the speech if this tends to be long and programmatic and you have to go through every program you are proposing or some agency has got to talk you into proposing or whatever, never very fun to listen to no matter who is giving the speech and this was no exception. as for the question of unity it would have been a grace note, the old joe biden i used to know when i covered the senate would certainly have mentioned the fact that donald trump is the guy that believed we co

their approach is the one does, get as many out to as many britts as possible. then worry about the follow up dose. did the strategy appear to have worked? >> it worked. if you have two life preservers and there's a lot of people swinging in the ocean, why give both to one person? we know the first does is 92% efficacious at four weeks. initially it was one report, dismissed. it's been validated. many countries, many studies in the moderna trial that never got their second dose were followed and from israel. the data is clear. we have to swallow our pride and say we need to move to this strategy, an area in places where we're supply constrained and seeing outbreaks like with young people in michigan, the new york tri-state area and in massachusetts. right now they have more infections in the united states. >> neil: the way the press is generally covered it in britain, doctor, there was some sort of -- i don't know -- magic or attachments to monday or that a percentage would be reached. scientists there seem to dismiss that. they're there now. how far are we from

look i will tell you something you relate to britt a lot of time it's about race sometimes it's about both. they nil on george floyd's neck for over nine minutes they killed him we all saw with their own eyes but anyd chance they would have done that to a white banker? not everyone in the audience, republican democrat you all know there's no chance in the world that any cop in the country would have nil on eight white bankers and neck for nine minutes white customer because they knew they were get in trouble but with black people they have been crushing them and crushing them and crushing them for hundreds of years. so i never get in trouble for. i had a former baltimore cop on the show and he said why do we arrest white people more? because we rest upon the white neighborhood could be a judge's side of it would get in trouble. we've got to hit her quota. in order to hit our quota since black people of no powert because the black parties and arrest people. and now he is a whistleblower. so i say of course we arrested right or wrong. if you go to white never hurt and they started round

and that is where we begin tonight with senior correspondent mike tobin live from minneapolis britt hi>> hello there, shouldn't be that juries done for the evening, but they haven't gone home. the jurors are now sequestered. we near the end of this highly anticipated trial, a california congresswoman has managed to grab the headlines. >> california representative maxine waters injected herself into the sea of protesters and cameras in minnesota and sparked a request for a mistrial. [indistinct] >> we've got to get more active, more confrontational, we have to make sure they know we mean business. >> while he denied the mistrial, the judge said the comments may be grounds for an appeal as the jury was not sequestered at the time. >> i wish elected officials would stop talking about this case, especially in a manner that is disrespectful to the world of law and the judicial branch in our function. i think if they want to give their opinions, they should do so in a respectful end in a manner that is consistent with their oath to the constitution. >> with protesters from all over the natio

pete ricketts britts was going to be a great event. we are looking forward to it. we are getting set up here. the whole crew is here. >> if you like the chamber tonight, i guess even if everybody is vaccinated, you still have to wear your mask. you can't go to the place. i thought we would be safe if avenue and got vaccinated. what happened to that argument? >> no, we are actually bubble wrapping our audience here tomorrow. >> you're going to bubbler at the governor's? >> yet. you can fit all of them. we're going to bounce off of each other all night long. but hannity, we're going to pick it up where you left off it. and we going to go home at like 1:30 in the morning. i am laura ingraham, this is the the ingraham angle. live from orlando tonight. i'm going to tell you more about what will happen tomorrow here a bit later. at first, you get it, it's my response to biden's congressional address. now to hear but until late america is just completely plagued by emergency. >> no one nation can deal with all the crises of our time. pendant inks, climate crisis, systemic

pete ricketts britts was going to be a great event. we are looking forward to it.

>> okay best actor to showdown between boseman and anthony hopkins and the father britt is a black panther he delivers electrifying and a black bottom he plays a blues musician parties when the golden globe the critics choice and the screen editors award. that usually leads to the oscar print i must caution you mr. hopkins delivers the finest performance of his career and the father plays an elderly man suffering from dementia. he is astonishing to rebut mr. hopkins has the oscar for 1990 won best picture and silence of the lambs by think the edge goes to boseman and he lost his title to cancer last week opposing wenzel be bittersweet and beautiful moment celebrating a great actor gone much too soon. chadwick boseman best actor i hope it's mickey is excellent, excellent. let's move over too best actress, tough category brace >> this is been called the fiercest best act district racing seven years since betty davison faced off against gloria swanson in sunset boulevard they both lost to julie holliday. getting back to today and tonight, the author could go to singer playing the title role i

researchers followed nearly 8,000 adults in britt for 25 years beginning when they were 50 years old.an average week night in their 50s and 60s were 30% more likely than people who got regularly seven hours of sleep, to develop dementia later in life. researchers found no general difference between men and women. the findings are significant and study is not create and require more research to fully understand why and how. good reason to make sure you're getting to bed on time. >>> earlier on in the show, we asked all of why are you awake? niko writes i went to bed at 8:00 p.m. and wide awake now after a hike. speaking of the great outdoors. barbara says i'm out to utah to visit five national parks and watching an 8:15 plane at jfk. boards at 7:35, so i'm up. look at this cute dog! here is one from bernadette. we are thinking of you! what yesterday's verdict in minneapolis could spell for the future is coming up for police reform in the united states. don't go anywhere. "way too early" is coming right back. ay too early" is coming ri back feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be

shelters, military bases, convention centers or with family members who have two living united states brittrge continues to divide republicans and democrats. >> you have the biden administration instead of having people plant claim asylum in their home country like a trump administration was doing on day one they turned that off and now the cartels are flooding. >> there is no question that trump left us with a mess on immigration. you have been reporting on that, we been fighting it for four years. he has destroyed every legal avenue for immigration. reporter: republicans, even the governor of the state, or pressing the president or the vice president to come here to the border though we have heard the vice president kamala harris will be visiting mexico and on to guatemala to address the issues here. jon, back to. jon: rich edson on the border, thank you. now let's go to david a spot in, delaware. david. reporter: hello, jon. president biden will head back to the white house this weekend after spending the weekend with family in wilmington, as you mentioned at the top of the show. members

britt reid is the son of chiefs head coach andy reid.d into a car that the little girl was writing it. it happened in missouri back in february, a day before the team left for super bowl 55. reid allegedly failed a sobriety test and told responding officers that he had been drinking and was on a prescription for adderall. reed could face up to seven years in prison if he's convicted. prosecutors are requesting a $100,000 bond. low cost health insurance is now available for millions of californians. and now those who need help will receive even bigger subsidies. keep the exact same period keep their exact same benefit design, but get hundreds of dollars. to lower their monthly premium. coming up next see how billions of dollars will be spent helping californians pay for their insurance. they were still waiting on the rain. we'll talk about that a bit as well as wh these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within

be placed on gps and alcohol monitor the crash happened days before the super bowl prosecutors say brittars in prison >>> the electric company is going to shut off your power unless you pay your overdue bills. crooks are getting away with millions here is cnbc's scott cohn. >> reporter: the voice mail is ominous. >> our account reflects a disconnection order taking place today. >> reporter: when you speak to a live representative, he demaend you pay up in 30 minutes >> you are telling me you are going turn it off and tomorrow i have to pay all these fees >> reporter: the voice mail left a customer in new jersey happens to be a utility worker, the phone conversation recorded in california utilities united against scams said the person on the line is not from the power company, he just wants your money. >> reporter: think you could never fall for something like this try telling that to doeren olais who works in california. >> that happens to me. >> reporter: she's out of $500 >> the person on the line told her to go to a convenient store and buy a prepaid debit card >> he sounded like i wa

. >> chris: well, juan, yes or no, do you adore britt?says it's like wrestling sometimes. we go into the next town the next night and we do it again. >> chris: gentlemen, thank you, i'm not sure we will make another 25 but maybe five or ten. looking back over these past 25 years, this has been the job -- traveled the world, inter-top newsmakers and then share our stories with you. we've tried to play it straight down the middle, to be just as tough and probing with officials from all sides. we've tried to cut through the spin and talking points and do our best to get to the facts, get to the truth. that's what reporting is all about. and that's what we will keep trying to do here. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually forces you to piece together multiple policies. that's why three was created. it's one policy that covers everything you need... leaving those old policies in the dust. three. no nonsense. just comm

and the sharks in a scoreless game in the first inning shown some nice asked britt burns, tomas hertlinally, it'll be a rudo bell spurs scoring and the sharks have themselves a one to nothing lead. let's go to the third to one settles a erik karlsson center sport. nickel leg. anita his first career goal. good for him made 31 at the time. it turned out. it was actually the game decider because minnesota scored one, sharks did get an empty netter late for two and then even with no crowd, egged them on a little extra curricular activity. vander kate in there the wilds ryan hartman mixed it up a little bit. no harm, no foul. maybe the chart will take it. 4 to 2 over the wild. they blow the lid right up any semblance of a salary cap it baseball dare i say the $300 million plus contract. are becoming like a dime a dozen. we have another one tonight announced and it is francisco lynn door kidding. the meat of it is a big moment comes tonight. announced earlier. francisco glendora green to a 10 year deal with the mets for 341 million. he was said to be a free agent after the season, but this

. >>> britt reid has been charge with felony driving while intoxicated in connection with a februarygirl with severe brain injuries. >>> and near atlanta traffic came to a stop on interstate 285. both directions were blocked for hours after that tanker truck hit an overhead sign workers are cleaning up 7500 gallons of diesel fuel that were spilled in the accident. wilf, apparently that's happened before, diesel fuel leak right there. i'll send it back to you a couple years ago. >> wow, rahel, thank you. >>> up next, we will discuss the genomic revolution and the stocks that lead the way when we're joined by ark's genomic analyst. wr we're back in a couple minutes >>> in the molecular diagnostic space it's probably one of the most important companies in the genomic revolution. >> that was ark invest's kathy wood picking invitae joining us to discuss what other names in that space ark likes is genomics analyst simon bonner. thanks for joining us. >> by the way, you got it, it's genomics. >> yeah, it just didn't sounding right when i said that but my producer also said that he thought i

practices of behavior health progressives in new star in denver colorado, g brooks in baltimore, maryland britt hope you'll find research so that jurisdictions can make evidence-based decisions for allocating scarce resources. i hope you will incentivize law enforcement, behavior health providers and academic institutions to collaborate on policy development, training, data analysis, and outcome evaluation. and i hope you'll heed the calls of behavior health practitioners and clinicians to find crisis response services, long-term treatment, and community-based providers at the levels needed to meet the extraordinary demands. i think of for the opportunity today to discuss how this community safer and more responsive to the millions of people who desperately need a robust behavioral health in crisis response system. your support of law enforcement, behavior health professionals and the citizens we serve is greatly appreciated. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you so much commander we really appreciate your testimony in place to bring on this next witness. when i was mayor of new york the manhat

go to brit hume, britt, obviously these speeches are always a laundry list. think there were a lot of surprises in there. to some of the things that might've fallen into a surprise category would be a genuine call for the unity that he spoke so much about it in his inaugural address. for example, there were a couple of items on god reform, things along his dog like those lines, some things that could be agreed on. >> what stood out to become i've covered about 45 of these by my count. i felt about this from the same way i felt about all the rest of them. the best thing about it is, it's over. the speeches are long and programmatic, you have to go through every program you are proposing that some agency has talked you into proposing, or whatever. it's never very fun to listen to, no matter who is giving the speech, this is no exception. as for the question of unity, it would've been a grace note that the old joe biden i used to know what i covered the senate would certainly have mentioned the fact that donald trump is the guy that believed we could on an accel

. >> so thank you professor britt let's look at example of that. doctor disney, how much of your wealth is in stock and other property like that? >> most of it. >> okay, and how much is it one of a kind hard value disney collectibles or other things that are hard to value? >> very little. in my experience it is very rare for a wealthy person not to know exactly where all of their money is and how much every thing is worth. >> there are plenty of tools available to value the assets of the wealthy. their consulate being valued in the private market and for insurance purposes. the irs advise these assets when wealthy died. and if it is really true there some billionaires whose wealth is so immense that we do not even know how to start counting it, then that is the best argument i have heard all day for a wealth tax. i have another question i went to ask about a few witnesses suggested that taxing book income like my real corporate profits tax or president biden's tax plan would cause corporations to manipulate their financial statements and to try to

the fact is that previous nominees like kyle duncan, howard nielsen, rosie alston, britt camp, mike parkd countless others were opposed by democrats because of the clients that they represented. at the same time, there is a growing hostility to fair representation on the left with student radicals saying, quote unquote, not everyone deserves representation. and liberal activists speaking to penalize law firms representing clients with wrong positions, so-called wrong positions on social or political issues. as a wise man said recently, there can't be one set of rules for republicans and another for democrats. so i plan to look at candidates' records including their legal advocacy on behalf of clients. the fact is, the far left group demand justice which seems to be in charge of the judicial selections in this administration says you can tell what kind of judge someone will be by their clients. they strongly support judge jackson and ms. jackson-akiwumi because of their time as federal defenders apparently caused them to pursue social justice rather than follow the law. and of course i ho