i spoke to him earlier and asked what the reaction had been to jordan henderson's comments? when it comes from someone as influential as deliverable captainjordan henderson, i think it adds to the feeling that something has to give and clearly we have heard from premier league manager at the premier league manager on the subject and of course all of the teams in the premier league will play three matches or do to play three matches from boxing day on rates through until that first weekend in january so that rates through until that first weekend injanuary so that is where this all comes from. the feeling that there is just too much of a part of fixtures and notjust that there is just too much of a part of fixtures and not just that into the new year throughout the course of 2022 right until the world cup so these are the comments and we are going to continue to hear from this sort of thing from figures like jordan henderson until something that's finally gave. figs jordan henderson until something that's finally gave.— that's finally gave. as we said this much is going _ that

henderson. mr. henderson, we're hearing that fraud is continuing to be alleged in arizona after basically none was found according to secretary of state. so you had mentioned that one of the steps in this strategy is weaponizing the examination of ballots or reviews of ballots to spread distrust in our election system. why -- what is the -- what is the purpose of this effort to undermine election systems when they are actually working well? >> thank you, senator merkley. it should be noted that in arizona, which was of course the home of the first audit, it was quite clear that the maricopa county focused, the largest and most diverse county in arizona, was intended to demonstrate by way of the private company cyber ninjas that apparently fraudulent votes had been counted and determined the outcome of the election. fortunately the very thorough, not review itself because the review wasn't thorough. but the examination of what occurred in arizona has demonstrated clearly that no fraud existed. and ye

henderson. he's currently serving as the interim president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. he previously served as president of the leadership conference from 1996 to 2016 and has held leadership roles with the naacp and american civil liberties union. he is the recipient of numerous awards and honors, including the hubert humphrey award for civil and human rights, something near and dear to my heart. and the u.s. state department's eleanor roosevelt rights award. mr. henderson earned his bachelors degree from howard university and his law degree from rutgers. >> glad to have the secretary of state join us from kentucky. secretary of state since 2020. here virtually with us today. glad he can be part of this hearing. previously served on the state board of elections in 2016, and served until he was elected secretary of state. in 2007, he began his private practice in election law, first general counsel to the republican governors association, previously holding po

henderson. mr. henderson is serving as the interim president an ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. he's received numerous awards for human rights. previously served on the state board of election in 2016 an served in that position where he was elected secretary of state. in 2007, secretary adams began his private practice in election law. first general counsel to the republican governor's association. from 2014 to 2016, mr. masterson served on the election commission assistance including a period as its chairman. im sure many of my colleagues will remember him from appearances before our committee in both of those jobs. >> if the witnesses koud stand and raise their right hand. do you swear the testimony you give shall will the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you. you can be seated. we'll now proceed to testimony and recognize each of you for five minute statement. we will begin with secretary hobbs. >> thank you. in arizona and other

and david henderson and charles coleman. shaq, you've been outof that courthouse now for this entire trial. there hasn't been much of a crowd out, but we are seeing with you now. what is the reaction? >> reporter: there's a group of about 30 or so people, a group that -- started instantly after that verdict was initially read. just so you know the scene out here, this has not been a place where you see a lot of people as the trial was happening. today is much different, and some people are talking about the celebration and the surprise they felt the jury deliberated for more than 27 hours, they saw the message from the court early today, but they're saying they're now surprised by it. i want to introduce you to someone said she was driving by had her family, lucy is your name. you stopped here when you heard the ver. why did you come here? >> i mean, this is hopefully a turning point. i think it's as important as a while person to do what i can. >> reporter: you told me earlier you were surprised when you heard this ver. exp

director henderson icu. i'm going to recognize director function is. >> am i muted >> president: you are not muted . you or your staffwe would like to recognize your contributions publicly . >> thank you so much. i'm not as humble as the chief. i appreciated that approach but let me say i am damn proud of the policy. it is a big deal. i just want to give context to the work that's being done in san francisco as a reminder that more than two thirds of this nation in law enforcement agencies do not have reformed use of force policies. that's a big deal and even the minority of asian centers that do don't have to reform that we are contemplating and talk talking about right now. most of which have already been institutionalized in san francisco but this is going to set a new bar for efficiency and a new bar for best practices. again, not just for the state but for the rest of the nation as well. i want to make sure that's not lost on folks that are following these issues that these are policies that are reflect

he died yesterday at his home in henderson, nevada. a clip of one of his many appearances on capitol hill and he is one of the leaders in terms of appearances in the c-span archives. this is from 2013, senator harry reid, taking reporter questions at the u.s. capitol. [video clip] >> it's been held up for an average of nine months. doesn't need to be changed? yes. you always get through to me, look at all these people. you are a bully. [laughter] >> you mentioned judges. senator lahey will send dcc nominees. host: that scene from harry reid's exchange on the capital back in 2013. the reporter he was talking to, that so-called bully was a senior writer for congress on the white house neal winooski and he's joining us this morning by phone to talk about the legacy of harry reid stop do you remember that moment on capitol hill? guest: i certainly do. thank you for having me this morning. it was a little bit unexpected. in those days when senator reid would have the tuesday afternoon stakeout at the ohio corridor, i was pretty much one of

director henderson icu. i'm going to recognize director function is. >> am i muted >> president: you are not muted . you or your staffwe would like to recognize your contributions publicly . >> thank you so much. i'm not as humble as the chief. i appreciated that approach but let me say i am damn proud of the policy. it is a big deal. i just want to give context to the work that's being done in san francisco as a reminder that more than two thirds of this nation in law enforcement agencies do not have reformed use of force policies. that's a big deal and even the minority of asian centers that do don't have to reform that we are contemplating and talk talking about right now. most of which have already been institutionalized in san francisco but this is going to set a new bar for efficiency and a new bar for best practices. again, not just for the state but for the rest of the nation as well. i want to make sure that's not lost on folks that are following these issues that these are policies that are reflect

all right, thanks so much john henderson. now there's been a break through those iraq nuclear talks in vienna. iran, the foreign minister says un cameras will be allowed to film at a sensitive fight. the issue has been a sticking point during discussions to revive the landmark nuclear deal. and in 2015 but above last night we reached a good agreement with the i a that could address some of the alleged concerns about who runs peaceful nuclear program. and lead to continued mutual cooperation with the a 2 series of texts of being discussed in vienna. the 1st as a result of 6 rounds of talks. at the same time, other parties have agreed to have iran's newly proposed texts on the table. so as to achieve single, concise text from discussions and combination of all of these will the agreement has to do with iran college complex, which makes centrifuges. they are used to enrich uranium. one of the cameras belonging to the international atomic energy agency at the site was damaged in june . iran blamed israel for what it called a sabo

let's talk this through with ian henderson, co—founder of halo which is a pcr testing company. business is booming again for you presumably. it business is booming again for you presumably.— business is booming again for you presumably. it has been a busy week _ you presumably. it has been a busy week and _ you presumably. it has been a busy week and yes _ you presumably. it has been a busy week and yes it - you presumably. it has been a busy week and yes it has - you presumably. it has been a busy week and yes it has been quite tough because nobody had any warning of this ten days ago so we had to spin up our staff and ourlab ago so we had to spin up our staff and our lab pretty fast. how did you manage to meet the sudden demand? there is a huge flurry of activity when governments make these announcements and quite often travellers will jump announcements and quite often travellers willjump on travellers will jump on websites travellers willjump on websites and you can't get any further. ~ . , ., h, websites and you can't get any further. ~ . , ., ., further. we have seen abou

nbc news' shaquille brewster and civil rights attorney and former prosecutor david henderson. shaq, get us up to speed on the testimony. >> we expect court to resume in about 15 minutes here. but when it took a break, it was during a pretty crucial moment. as the prosecution was cross-examining former officer kim potter, it was going through almost frame by frame of the video of the moment when she yelled "taser, taser, taser," then fired that shot into daunte wright's chest. we got some new information as she explained she was the field training officer and she wouldn't have naturally made that stop that was eventually executed and led to that interaction with officers. and then she recaptured and went through her emotions what have happened during that period of time and got extremely emotional. listen to that section. >> had a look of fear on his face. it's nothing i've seen before. we were struggling, we were trying to keep him from driving away. it just -- it just went chaotic. and then i remember yelling "taser, taser, taser." and nothing happened. and then he told me i

director henderson icu.cognize director function is. >> am i muted >> president: you are not muted . you or your staffwe would like to recognize your contributions publicly . >> thank you so much. i'm not as humble as the chief. i appreciated that approach but let me say i am damn proud of the policy. it is a big deal. i just want to give context to the work that's being done in san francisco as a reminder that more than two thirds of this nation in law enforcement agencies do not have reformed use of force policies. that's a big deal and even the minority of asian centers that do don't have to reform that we are contemplating and talk talking about right now. most of which have already been institutionalized in san francisco but this is going to set a new bar for efficiency and a new bar for best practices. again, not just for the state but for the rest of the nation as well. i want to make sure that's not lost on folks that are following these issues that these are policies that are reflected in recent sta

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but i still expect to hear from her on the stand. >> david henderson and shaq brewster. exact timing yet. but when you compare the prosecution's witness list, they're reaching the end of opportunities and options to call other witnesses. so as soon as they wrap up their case, it will go over to the defense. the defense attorneys say she will testify and we just don't know if she will be the first to do so or later in their presentation, andrea. >> and, david, is there any, you know, legal impact of this? you know, this kind of case? is this to establish a precedence or is this just a terrible tragedy on all sides? >> this case is a terrible tragedy, andrea. but it is going to have an impact in the broader reform because what police officers will claim is it represents the circumstance where you're convicting an officer or attempting to for making a mistake on the job. one of the interesting things on how the facts developed in this case. confusing a gun with a taser and acknowledge that is the mistake she made. that will play out in a broader context. >> indeed. thanks t

captainjordan henderson we are pretty clear about that.bout that. captainjordan henderson voiced his frustration saying that he didn't think player welfare was being taken seriously enough. in the end, liverpool a playing two games in two days, because the game was called off. , ., days, because the game was called off. , . . . days, because the game was called off. , . ., ., ., ., , days, because the game was called off. , . ., ., ., ., off. chelsea manager thomas to the has echoed those _ off. chelsea manager thomas to the has echoed those frustrations - off. chelsea manager thomas to the has echoed those frustrations they l has echoed those frustrations they haven't played for over two weeks following a break in their squad, they said today they are in a mad moment having only held one full training session over a fortnight and played west ham tomorrow. goodness. we will be talking about this again, i'm sure. thank you so much from the bbc sport centre. thank you. a week of events are starting in south africa — to commemorate the life o

henderson, -- and he joins me, now.avid, i think a lot of people were somewhat surprised by this outcome. not necessarily -- and the facts, as stated, and the leniency, or charitable interpretation, that juries tend to give police officers. what's your read on the outcome? >> chris, i think calling the surprising is an understatement. you have to remember, this is the same city that refused to convict a police officer who wrongfully killed philando castillo. when you put it in that context, in my lifetime, this goes all the way to the rodney king case. the police resolve ways take in the case of, it's a dirty job, if we make mistakes, we're just going to have to look the other way. for the most part, that has succeeded. this verdict says, this is not the case any longer. not only are we going to hold you accountable if you do something wrong on the job, but also if you make a mistake, though it is a result of wrongdoing. that results come from bad intentions. we're going to hold you accountable. at least, in jurisdictio

he hitch hiked to high school in henderson so they could have a proper education.d some fantastic mentors, and he used his street smarts in order to get to where he was, and that really served him in so many ways. number one, he was definitely -- he would be the first to say, he was not an orator. he didn't give soaring speeches, but he played the inside game. he learned the senate rules. he understood how the process worked, and gave him a leg up on so many people, and had a tremendous sense of loyalty and that was a two-way street. that served him well, not only with his staff, but his leagues, both in the democratic caucus and also across the aisle from speaker boehner to mitch mcconnell. he fought tooth and nail with them, but they always knew where they stood with him. >> dana, humble roots doesn't even begin to describe what he came from. "the new york times" reminds us about the fact that he had no indoor plumbing. his father was an chol alcoholic miner who eventually died from suicide. his mother doing laundry from local brothels. i was reminded of this mom

jackie henderson. norma robertson brown, mattie scott, betty miller, marie mccull lum in the back. walker, charles, thomas censor. shannon wats. roger lee, sharon lee, chambers, janet white, james and dr. cheryl davis. [applause] to our youth leaders, lydia, sasha and thomas. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it.

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. >> ...on 13 action news live at 3:00, a henderson judge found dead in her home. >> a powerful painkillerdicted to fentanyl. she'd been having problems with back pain. diana definitely fell into addiction as a result of pain management. this is the paraphernalia that i got from her house. this was the fentanyl. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: she was seeing a las vegas pain doctor, one of the largest prescribers of subsys in nevada. later, he was arrested, and pled guilty to giving her hundreds of used subsys canisters. >> diana was extracting the leftover out of the subsys bottles and shooting them into her arm. i realized that in diana's position, death was probably a better alternative than the exposure. she would lose her job, she'd lose her judgeship. she would be shamed. ♪ ♪ >> i didn't think about the patient, the people suffering, the addiction. the, uh, the deaths. i imagined that i was selling a widget. all these lives that are being affected, i managed to... successfully compartmentalize, where it wasn't in the forefront on a daily basis. because if it was, i would not be able to do my job. >

he died at his home in henderson, nevada. about 20 minute left in our program this morning and is promised, an open forum and any public policy issue or political issue you want to talk about, the phone lines are yours. fort washington, republican, good morning. are you there? caller: good morning. i wanted to say that when harry reid went through the nuclear option, it must be the republican view that came up where they got to use it to get those three picks in and now trying to ruin the filibuster again stuff it didn't work out too good last time so i that i hope they rethink it. also, somebody said president biden had to follow what trump said on getting out of afghanistan. i don't think he did follow the timeline. he changed it to later and he made it august 31 or whatever and he could have done whatever he wanted. he wasn't down by anything. host: it was a spring deadline and he delighted by several months. caller: yeah. yeah, he changed it anyway. i don't think he had to do it. he could have done whatever he wanted or s

your case should force them in the less i will as soon as the weeklies of me with i'm follows you, henderson, construct killer. he's he get, i have, we're on the restoring with your the contra money out of my little bit of a, of course, i understand, but they understand that i've got you even there. you're pulling on her la lane because the only response of julian did. julian assange encouraged chelsea manning to steal secret documents as the prosecution claims manning was pardoned by obama and is now a free woman. but just before the start of the trial, she is again summoned to appear before the grand jury asked if his hunch helped her leak secrets, she tells the judge, i'd rather starve myself to death and change my position on this case. as a result, she goes to prison again and has to pay heavy fines. but she does not give in the fascination of insect value either in the killing of rogers, generally the killing of children. that is the real harm that should be discussed in court. and not with julia lavon sitting the dogs, but the war criminals that conduct the visa foreign does up with t

liverpool captainjordan henderson's first goal in 18 derbies got the match off to the perfect start for exits with less than 20 minutes gone. leaving early they missed demari grey give everton a little hope. but that was extinguished in the second half thanks to a second from salah and diogojota rounding the rout off. manchester city remain a point behind chelsea after a 2—1 win over aston villa. ruben dias scored the first from distance before a slick city counter was finished off by bernardo silva to give them a two—goal lead. ollie watkins pulled one backjust after the break for villa but pep guardiola's side hung on to take the three points and condemn steven gerard to a first defeat with villa. despite a long delay for a medical emergency in the crowd at vicarage road chelsea beat watford 2—1 — mason mount opening the scoring for the blues. emmanuelle dennis gave the home fans hope though with a goaljust a couple of minutes before the half—time break but hakem ziyech got the winner to keep the londoners a point ahead of manchester city. west ham's hopes of staying in the top four s

. >> joining us now, civil rights attorney general and former prosecutor david henderson.i saw you on our air earlier, right after the verdict came down, right after keith ellison spoke, and you were talking about how surprised you were by the outcome and what -- and you said you thought it was a game changer, this verdict. i want you to go into a little bit of detail there. i was struck by the analysis and i wanted you to elaborate on it so talk about why you were surprised and why you think it means so much. >> john, absolutely. to start with why i'm surprised. if you take a strict reading of the law, in terms of what the state had to prove, i disagree with one of the key arguments they made in close. a mistake is not a crime, unless it rises to the level of having the requisite criminal intent to convict someone. that was a tough argument to make here until kim potter took the stand. when i was actually watching her testimony to try to figure out how i was going to analyze it, i got to be honest, i was on chuck todd when this happened, what she said was so offensive and

henderson has 17 on the night.. 22 7 stanford outscored in the third destiny will get it to aaliyah bastard. lead the way with 18 points, 11 rebounds inside move and inside a minute for south carolina takes the lead for the first time, never trailed after that. biggest comeback in that school's history. they were 18 down at 1.65 61, the final cardinal now 83, south carolina, a perfect. 12 and oh, i guess you could forget taco tuesday. it's more like two for tuesday in the nfl , you know about the covid issues. so two games today, you know, network officials are saying let's check the ratings. yeah, this thing works out april have football on tuesdays forever. russell wilson against matt stafford. this was a watchable game. 10 10 and the third stanford will go deep with cooper cup, setting all kinds of rams team records 29 yard touchdown at nine catches 136 yards a couple of touchdowns. rams lead 17 10 seattle reason to grape wilson trying to get them back even long for deejay dallas he is basically mugged by ernest

. >>> legal analysis now david henderson is here, civil rights attorney, cnbc contributor.be charged in connection with a shooting done by their kid, especially with a charge as serious as manslaughter. could the ruling have major repercussions on how we prosecute school shootings or is this a special case? >> no, shep, i think this will have far-reaching implications for the school shooting cases which is why the prosecutor is doing it what she's trying to do is try to sending the message that, hey, if there are early warning signs, you better take action. she has to present an overwhelming amount of evidence to substantiate the claim she's trying to bring. >> the prosecutors said they need more time to look at all the discovery evidence what else are they looking to learn here >> i think what they're looking to learn is whatever they think they'll need to get past the requirement at the probable cause hearing. we typically think of this as a hearing tosubstantiate the charges that have been brought this is more like a grand jury proceeding michigan law allows for a one-pe

. >> shaq, thank you let's turn to david henderson, civil rights attorney, cnbc contributor. man alive, first there's -- first there's the note then the lack of the mention of the gun. oakland county prosecutor karen mcdonald said today that gun ownership is a right and with that comes great responsibility. does it also come with legal responsibility if those charged didn't fire the gun? >> shep, in this case the answer is yes i've got to be honest with you, this is the first time i've seen charges quite like this. typically when you think of manslaughter, you think of an unintentional killing that's connected to criminal activity for example, someone drinks and drives and kills someone, you can get charged with manslaughter but in michigan law you can be charged with manslaughter, it's called lawful act manslaughter when you didn't engage in criminal activity but your conduct was found to be grossly negligent, meaning you showed a lack of disregard, a reckless disregard for human life. >> but the prosecutor said michigan law is, as she put it woefully inadequate. is she over

no indoor plumbing and the town, no stoplight or high school; reid traveled more than 40 miles to hendersonte. there he channeled his competitive, at times combative, energy into xing, a passion and approach he carried through life. >> everyone knows how much admire people who get into the ring, whether it's a boxing ring or a political ring. >> desjardins: his resume was unusual-- reid's first hill job was as a u.s. capitol police officer, work that put him through law school. he rose to become a city attorney, a lieutenant governor, and then nevada's gaming commissioner. in the reagan era, reid won as a democr running for congress and then the senate. known as a no-nonsense negotiator with rough edges and a soft touch, reid became th top senate democrat in 2005, and railed against then president george w. bush. >> we are the difference between the president getting everything he wants and getting what we think is important to the american people. >> desjardins: bush felt the blows, and in 2006, reid oversaw a seismic shift, hard-ught wins in places like montana and virginia gave democrats

team lead philip henderson: >> everest expeditions don't happen unless you have sponsorship or you'rey, you know, you've made a lot ofoney. that's the only way it happens. for most people, especially in those communities that are underrepresented in the outdoor community, everest is untouchable. >> nawaz: conditions on everest have been under scrutiny in recent years. record numbers of climbers raising concerns of overcrowding, and 11 climbers dying over a two week period in 2019. a recent study actually found despite crowds, the rate of deaths for everest climbers has slightly decreased over the last two decades. despite safety worries, henderson, who attempted to summit everest in 2012, is confident. >> i know that people die on everest every year they always have. we look at managing the risk the best we can, knowing that there are a lot of things that are out of your control. but the things that are within our control what really makes a difference. >> nawaz: mullins too believes all the preparation will pay off in nepal. >> it's been an incredible experience training because i've

henderson two bastards! 18 points. 11 rebounds 104 left, they take the lead for good.carolina never trailed after that biggest comeback in their school history . that is the history. stanford didn't want to be part of there were 18 down. they went at 65 61 cardinal 83, south carolina, 12 and out the local courts men's basketball tonight. partners of san jose state hosting santa clara, and it was rough. they had to deal with this guy broncos handle their business. jalen williams six ft six inch guard working it he had 20.79 57 broncos now 10 and five spartans very respectable six and five. i guess you could say for an organization that hasn't really been fan friendly of late, raising ticket prices not signing, for instance. marcus sent me and do not contract id, threatening to move to las vegas every other week. the a's at they've got this one. very right , mark kat say if you have to replace a great manager like bob melvin, he's the guy to do it hard to argue with this selection cuts, say the new manager, great baseball acumen. he was a major league player for 17 years

this could go to them tomorrow >> perry russom, thank you david henderson now, civil rights attorney,h profile defendant takes the stand in his defense right move in this case? >> shep, i think it's the only move in this case. it's hard to say it's the right move, because there are really only two reasons you do this, either because you're legally obligated to, like kyl rittenhouse or travis mcmichael in order to assert a self-defense claim, or because you're losing so badly you don't feel like you have another choice this falls into the second category for me. >> does the fact that he's an actor give him an advantage or no >> no. shep, juries are made up of hardworking, everyday people so it baffles me why his tea thinks it would relate to you saying you are making 100,000 an episode. >> the fact that he went to a bath house, exercised, did drugs there and later they attacked him. is there a way to make that all fit together for a jury? >> no way i see, shep. that is the core problem for the case you have to remember, the police started investigating this as a hate crime saying they

i'm joined now by superintendent joe henderson of the mayfield independent school district. mr.t, thank you so much for being with us. you know, so many people around the country are thinking about you and i know there is just heartbreak, so many people as we've learned more information about the number of kids killed, has your district been able to account for all of its students at this point? >> well, we're in the process of doing that right now. the good news, if there's any good news, in this tragedy is we've not had any school-aged children basically deceased. there are siblings that weren't in school at this point the time that were in some of the families who have students that attend our school, but as far as we have been able to find at this point, no school-aged children or faculty was lost in the tragedy. >> how are you holding up? >> just very tired, exhausted. the last four days, just trying to find all of our students, trying to make contact with them, trying to make sure that they have shelter, that they're safe, they're staying warm at night. without electricity

liverpool captainjordan henderson says he's concerned that player welfare is not taken seriously as footballtold the bbc that it's difficult to perform at the highest level when liverpool — for example — are missing players and have five games within two weeks. adam wild reports. in these most intense moments of the season. english football for now goes ahead and because i had ahead and it goes ahead with the full crowd. it's not a question of funds and supporting their teams. it's now also a question of how football supports its players. liverpool captain has raised concerns about what has been asked of players. now with the added anxiety of covid—19 he expresses concern that nobody really takes fair welfare seriously. obviously the player welfare from a covid—19 situation, i think everyone in general life is trying to protect himself in their own families but also from a football point of view to deal with the situation when you are going into a game on the 26th and 28th of december with two games it in such a short space of time, and you are worried for their welfare from a football point

but first, david henderson, civil rights attorney, cnbc contributor. david, the problem here was the stories -- one story had facts behind it and another story didn't >> yes, shep, that's right you could tell this from the beginning because originally they were investigating in order to prosecute the people accused of attacking mr. smollett, there was no way they were going t reverse on him unless they thought they had a strong case and ultimately when he took the stand there was things he couldn't explain, like the $3,500 payment >> what do you expect would happen now the lawyers i've spoken with and i think you said the chances of probation are pretty good but is there a case to be knead made this was particularly egregious according to the verdict of the jury? i mean there was video of him going around this place the day before, setting it all up. one lie after another lie after another lie, according to the jury's verdict all four led to believe publicity. and what he is talking about here is a hate crime he staged a hate crime, a black gay man. so

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