attorney your entire future rests in the hands of the detective assigned to your case the rewards of bruce willis were used against him and you're dealing with a 17 year old kid and they were able to manipulate him and twist things my trees was assigned to a homicide detective who it was one of his 1st cases he hadn't even gone to homicide school yet with the l.a.p.d. and he'd jumped the gun and basically decided that because i was a long haired kid who looked like he spoke on it which i did and i was a person who could attack my mother he must of all of his colleagues scrutinizing him looking at him how long it's going to take you to solve this one andy and what he did minutes did me. in 1900. 18 years old living in south central l.a. with no criminal record when he was arrested for the murder of felipe angelus the only eyewitness was a man named john jones the owner of a brothel across the street known as johnny's house of prostitution how long is this place been in operation about 17 years about 17 year. the police were willing to overlook was john johns was doing and john jones would be willi

and the judge speaks we reached a verdict yes we have in the matter of people versus bruce willis here. with the jury find the defendant. and they said guilty. and it was just. read the bottom literally fell out of my world and said it's over and. it's my life. when you've been falsely accused your only hope is for your attorney to directly challenge the veracity of the police my attorney seemed unwilling to go that far you never out right said isn't it true that you're just lying about all of this here's the investigatory work that i did that proves that you're just a liar and he never did that. and this is part of a larger problem that david sirota calls the authority bias authority bias meaning for the government an institution says somebody did something and they must have done it what's strange about it is that this is a country that in one way or the american side goes this i don't trust the government can do anything right on down trust anything the government says and yet at another level at the very same time that that's the dominant rhetorical paradigm in our politics there i

neutered by the supremes it's like if the government in the movie armageddon wasn't allowed to send bruce willis and his crew to blow up the asteroid because the supreme court declared ben affleck unconstitutional i mean if they had maybe they could have stopped him from making jelly. the problem with court packing though is what if the other side does it too when they get back in power pretty soon d.c. will have more judges than rats think the economy is bad now just think of when there's a gavel shortage that's partially why some legal scholars have argued that instead of packing the court the left should aim to disempower it we can look to history to find more precise proposals from progressive movements like getting congress to strip federal courts of jurisdiction over controversial topics such as labor regulation flag burning or gun control and eliminate entirely the courts power to invalidate federal legislation these reforms recognize that the problem is not who serves on the court but what power it has liberals they argue have spent too much time expecting progress to come through the ju

quarantine-while, speaking of royalty, bruce willis has returned as john mcclane in an ad for "die hardnew -- 72 people died in that commercial. quality kills, though. quarantine-while, air new zealand is offering something they call a "mystery break," where customers book their flights and hotel without learning of the actual destination until two days hofore departure. still less mysterious than spirit airlines, where you know your destination, but not what bodily fluid soiled the seat from the last customer. that joke based on a true story. i'm sorry, honey, i -- anyway. quarantine-while, in an historical development for the catholic church, "pope francis just became the first pope to endorse same-sex civil unions." thank you, your holiness. you've finally led the church into the future of 1997! spoiler alert: ross and rachel eventually get together. it's kind of cute. frankie made the comments in a new documentary, in which he says "homosexual people have the right to be in a family. they are children of god. you can't kick someone out of a family, nor make their life w documentary,

bruce willis, they landed on an asteroid, blew up a nuclear and saved the world.next story is kind of like that only new nukes and no steven tyler the explorer from nasa and lockheed martin landed on an asteroid hurdling through space and took samples of rocks and dirt landed there it is the first time it has land in the space ever of the with us is beth buck, the missions operation manager for the project at lockheed martin this sounds incredible how did it go? >> it was so amazing it couldn't have gone any better today. it has been a fantastic day. a fantastic spacecraft and a fantastic team >> that's amazing. so you land and gathered stuff what did you get >> it is the material on the asteroid that is basically been there for four and a half billion years. and you're there just for a few seconds to get that data back so we can bring it back to find out how our solar system formed. some of the basics >> this thing that scraped the asteroid, how big was it how would you describe it? >> sure. we call it the sag sam head. a sample acquisition mechanism about the si

bruce willis speaking for myself. thank you supervisor mandelman and supervisors for working on this. this is fantastic. i urge and echo all the previous speakers and add that this is -- we'll have a positive effect on all our work for well over a decade now on clean power sf and help move us to be free of fossil fuel oils and others. thank you. >> i'm speaking as part of the coalition and a resident of district 8 and this is now the third time we're hearing this item. at the land use commission and i count the ninth meeting over all and this ordinance has been well over a year in the making and it included conversations and negotiations that not only supervisor mandelman with constituents and various departments and also the department of environment. all i have to say is this ordinance is ready. we're unhappy it sounds like there's going to be a permanent restaurant waiver and it's not required to be in the public of interest and these implementations to be left in the hands of dbi with its history of corruption and

. >> chamath, if you send ben affleck and bruce willis to an asteroid that has 10 trillion tons of goldynamic is going to be affected. i honestly think that's what they're talking about is mining an asteroid, which is not that far off. >> well, there's a couple of problems, one is called the rocket equation. you know, there's a small problem of getting on to the asteroid, mining it, generating enough energy to come back, you know, bringing back all of these wonderful riches that you find there. i mean, i hope it happens. >> i would think our technology, just in alchemy, i don't see why we can't move around electrons and protons and make gold here. >> sure. >> it's harder to mine bitcoin, and getting harder and harder than it is to mine gold, and i think that's what you're saying right now. >> i mean, i think the reality is that, look, the last few million coins of bitcoin are going to cause more energy than the first, you know, 18 million but in the grand scheme of things, again, this is something that, you know in bitcoin parlance, you buy it, you hold it, you put it away, and honestly

it was almost a seen out of the end of armageddon after bruce willis saved the world from the oncomingeor, that the tampa bay rays defeated the houston astros. >> we are all rays nation this morning, joe, as the tampa bay rays -- america's team, defeated the axis of evil, the new york yankees and the houston astros and all mankind owes them a debt of gratitude. they now do face a very good and likable team against the los angeles dodgers. two terrific seven-game series and the dodgers are helmed by dave roberts, we like him. we're happy about that. >> yeah. >> do you know who's playing right field for the dodgers these days? and made a couple of spectacular catches the last couple of nights. mookie betts who used to play for a different team. >> i think he -- i think he used -- look at this catch. that looks vaguely familiar. oh, wait, he did that all the time for the boston red sox. now, jonathan, i'm not really good, i'm just a poor country lawyer, so i'm not really good with baseball rules but was there a rule against the red sox keeping mookie betts because he was so good that we h

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. >> you know, when he was talking bruce ohr, willie you know what that reminded me of. we love jon stewart and we always loved jon stewart. he's a really talented guy, i loved his movie. but jon stewart hasn't always loved me, that's hard to believe. >> no, he does. >> he would do his opening skits attacking us or attacking me, actually. it was very personal. i remember he'd come out and he'd do some pretty funny things, attacking me and the crowd just sat there. and they're like -- who's joe scarborough? by the third day he's -- >> a papier-mache napoleon horse. >> yeah. by the third night he looks around and nobody is laughing. nobody knows who this guy is. >> this is early "morning joe" too. i think some people on the staff said, hey, jon, nobody knows who those guys are and then he backed off. >> get off the horse. they don't know who joe scarborough is. jon stewart, one of the great comedians of our time and you have to say dave chappelle, let's go back to richard pryor. carson, letterman. lenny bruce. and of course jerry clouer. you know who he is? >> going back.