so this is what i would do, harold. i would hang them up, harold. sport. >> judge jeanine: i think that they should stay. keep that route. >> jesse: or stan get hit in the face. >> judge jeanine: go. >> greg: that could change. a lot of people asked me, could you please summarize everything you have ever said. that's what i'm going to do right now. the democratic party created the largest preference to falsification operation and political history by being so offensive and intolerant, no one would tell them to stop, because they just avoided them. when your persuasion is based on fear that we are going to destroy your reputation, then no one is going to approach you and say, hey, look, maybe you are off-base, because any would be destroyed. now you couple that with the hoax matrix imploding so that now everybody is an expert in media lies and coercion, that means you can't sell your bad ideas to the public anymore through msnbc and cnn, because they see through it. it's a gelman effect, then you have the sunk cost where after a decade of identity po

hoda kotb: it wasn't long before judith and harold's worst fears were confirmed. the jewelry she had on, they brought it to me. i knew it was earon then. hoda kotb: their daughter, earon harper, 42, was dead in the doorway. when you saw that jewelry and you knew it was your daughter, what went through you, judy? i lost a son in '78 in a car wreck. he was already gone when i got to the hospital. i could have shed a few tears, went on about my business. but this was different. my son was 21, he had no children. hoda kotb: the loss of earon, a mother of four, was devastating. but now the family had to deal with what happened to baby erica. finding out in the most impersonal way. i knew she was hurt, but then the police rushing her down the street, that i saw on tv. hoda kotb: and later they learned how badly hurt. she had been shot in the head. why in the name of god would somebody do that? hoda kotb: it was this man's job to find out. now in your experience, how many times have there been babies who were victims? there's never been a case that worked and where a bab

into the labour party on the wave of corbynite enthusiasm, orwhetherthey'd been knocking doors since haroldson were united by a few things, and top of that list is a commitment to the welfare state. right. that is why this issue is potentially so tricky and so controversial for rachel reeves — and the bill for the welfare state is increasing. of bumps post—covid. it, here's how you go and get a sick note. exactly. a bit of nuance here. but just to sort of explain it to people at the moment, if you are out of work, there's basically two if you get offered them. a portion of your benefits. get more money and you are not required to seek work or do certain things. is that that is what rachel reeves, i'm told repeatedly tells colleagues in meetings is a perverse incentive, ie., she thinks there are certain people who are trying and succeeding on getting on to the sickness stream want to have to seek work. their benefits and ending up in the sanctions regime. which puts people somewhere between the two. into good, well— paying jobs. there there, though. if the way is to say, ah, let's have anoth

this is something that was established over 40 years ago by the first black mayor, mayor harold washington. what we've said repeatedly is that our local law enforcement will not behave as federal agents. we won't interfere. we won't get in the way. but we're not going to support their efforts. undocumented individuals in our country, who have been proven to be convicted of a crime, will be subject to that law, which which entails deportation. what you are seeing in the city of chicago is that we're not falling victim to this intimidation. we know our rights. we're going to stand up and fight and protect the interests of working people and not allow this administration to stoke fear. reverend al, there is no moment in the history of the globe where we have received a greatness in our society through fear. it's actually antithetical to what it means to be a democracy, which is we have to pull on the hopes and aspirations of all of those who helped build this nation. and this administration is running opposite of that. >> a second judge has blocked the trump administration's federal aid fundi

to be dramatically different content going on on social media platforms and the page of the miami harold and instituteny and going for the same standard and technology on the back and difference because of the different facts and being consist for that is going to be with the same standard and doesn't persuade you and might be a reason to revisit the standard of scrutiny and going with the collusion of cross-suitny not giving states the window and freedom to solve the problem. we think there's a reason to believe >> on home computers and libraries at school and every child has a smart smart phone going for them with the a change in technology witnessing a precedent and doing it here and texas hasn't really keyed up a request to overall the precedent in the way a court expects before taking that step and the fed circuit was applying and being consist and we don't agree with that and again, if you're going to take another lack at ash croft based on a party coming in and making a pitch to overrule it and the other line of presence dent that it stands on, then technological change library re