hyper writes now we all know that jack ruby was a hired hand of the lensky syndicate. is. the lenski syndicate was a multinational mafia group in which italian-american jews were active during those years. in the following years, various hypotheses were proposed about the way kennedy was assassinated and the factors involved in it. assumptions based on the number of bullets fired and the direction of the bullets it was also different. the soviet union, cuba, the mafia, the black organization, the political establishment of the military, and the military industrial complex were announced as other suspects in the kennedy case. the commission... believed that it was a simple case with a bullet and a killer, but two things happened that day that made this issue almost impossible . the video that abraham zaprador took while standing near chameli hill, and the second one is a man named james. tik was injured by a small shrapnel when he was standing next to the three-way underpass. the second-second time frame determined by zapador's film is the probability of a fourth bullet des

iper writes that now we all know that jack ruby was a salaryman of the lenski syndicate. is. lenski syndicate was a multinational mafia group in which italian -american jews were active during those years. in the following years , various assumptions were made about the way kennedy was assassinated and the factors involved in it. assumptions based on the number of bullets fired and the direction of the bullets were different. the soviet union formed the cuban mafia, a black organization. the bullet that should have seven wounds in kennedy's body. and to justify connelly, instead of admitting that there was a conspiracy, the warren commission decided to accept the hypothesis expressed by a high-flying lawyer named archer. confirm one of the most blatant lies ever imposed on the american people. this hypothesis is known as the magic bullet hypothesis. the magic bullet enters the president's back at a downward angle of 17 degrees, then moves upwards to leave kennedy's body in front of his neck. wound number 2 where 1:6 waits 10th of a second. probably in the middle of the earth

now we all know that jack ruby was a salaryman of the lenski syndicate. the lenski syndicate was a multinational mafia group in which italian-american jews were active during those years. in the following years, various assumptions were made about the way kennedy was assassinated and the factors involved in it. assumptions based on the number of bullets fired and the direction of the bullets were different. the soviet union, the cuban mafia, the black organization, the political establishment. and military industrial complexes, other suspects in the kennedy case became the warren commission believed that it had a simple case. three bullets and a killer. but two things happened that day that made this almost impossible. the first is a film taken by abraham zafradour while standing near chamli hill, and the second is a man named james thicke who was wounded by a small shrapnel while standing next to a three-way underpass. the sub-second time frame determined by the zaprador footage eliminated the possibility of a fourth bullet. therefore, the shrapnel that

in terms of the criminal case, if i were jack smith or on his team, i would be looking to see how the ruby freeman and shaye moss do on the stand? you have some sense of that from their congressional testimony which you played. they, by all accounts, were victimized. that is something that i think, like any juror, like we are reacting to it saying that this is just completely senseless and it is like what mr. sperling said in the georgia case which is that this is the violence that is going to happen if donald trump and his enablers continue engaging in this kind of conduct. >> the jury that is going to be deciding on all of this is basically the washington, d. c.. there is a lot of sort of concern on the part of trump about who is going to sit on the jury, if he has this federal case unfold in the beginning of march. if the jury's very sympathetic to the case of miss freeman and moss, does that not go well for jack smith who's going to have to pull people from the same selection of individuals? >> i do think that prosecutors and -- are looking at the venue and they sort of worry about it

in terms of the -- the criminal case, if i were jack smith or on his team, i would mostly be looking to see how did ruby freeman and shaye moss do on the stand. you know, you have some sense of that from the congressional testimony which you played. and, you know, by all accounts even what -- they were victimized. and that is something that i think is like any juror, like we are reacting to it saying this is just completely senseless. and it's like what mr. sperling said in the georgia case, which is this is the violence that's going to happen if donald trump and his enablers continue engaging in this kind of conduct. >> but the jury that is going to be deciding on all this is based in washington, d.c., and there is a lot of sort of concern on the part of trump about who is going to sit on a jury if he has this federal case unfold beginning of march. if the jury's very sympathetic to the case of ms. freeman and ms. moss, does that not bode well for jack smith who's going to have pull people from the same selection of individuals? >> yeah, i mean i do think prosecutors and defense attorneys look at the v

trump's attacks on ruby freeman and shaye moss are cited by jack smith in his federal indictment of trumpthe u.s. government. and in that case, a major super interesting legal gambit by prosecutors today, one that was a little bit of a surprise, happened this afternoon. we have that story next. stay with us. ok. hey, you should try new robitussin honey medi-soothers for long-lasting cough and sore throat relief. try new robitussin lozenges with real medicine and find your voice. you know? we really need to work on your people skills. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades can get virtually every hair in one stroke. for the ultimate gillette shaving experience. the best a man can get is gillettelabs. >>> so broadly speaking, former president donald trump has followed two strategies as he defends himself against the 91 felony criminal charges he's facing right now. his first strategy is delay, delay, delay. delay it long enough, maybe trump b

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ruby giuliani. let's get started. good evening. special counsel, jack smith, is calling on the disgraced ex presidents bluff. this week, the supreme court granted smith's request to fast-track consideration donald trump's claim of absolute immunity from criminal charges that were stemming from his alleged attempts set interference in the 2020 election. trump's lawyers have been given until wednesday. that's december 20th, to file a response in their own brief on this issue. following that move, the court of appeals in the d.c. circuit also grants this motion to expedite trump's appeal. it's important to understand, this request from smith, to the supreme court, is very unusual. not only did the special counsel asked the justice system before an appeals court could act, he also urged them to move with exceptional speed. in his brief, smith acknowledged that when he was asking was pretty unusual. saying, quote, the united states recognizes that this is an extraordinary request. this is an extraordinary case. and quote. did no one surprise, the disgraced e

it's not like they haven't already been tested, ruby freeman and shaye moss, and delivered what they can and which they will continue to do, justice. >> jackthere is this new filing here today, but there's also a story that jack smith plans to introduce evidence trump has been lying about elections since 2012. what do you make of this filing that he's going to now introduce his prior claims of election fraud dating back to 2012 before he was even a candidate? >> so this is a really fascinating i guess piece of ammunition in the arsenal of a prosecutor. normally the rule of evidence says you cannot introduce evidence of prior bad acts, crimes of the defendant, because we don't want juries to convict a defendant because it seems like they have a propensity to commit a crime of a certain nature. however in this particular instance when you have the facts of another crime or bad conduct that is, quote, inextricably intertwined meaning jack smith can't tell the full story of the commission of what happens in terms of the indictment of what donald trump is facing, a judge can allow it to come in. another example is when you say, you know what, i

it is also part of the criminal case that jack smith has brought federally in dc where allegations with respect to rubyeman and shea moss are also part of that larger scheme. finally to your question about donald trump, i can understand -- by the way, in our podcast we actually asked the lead lawyer about that, why did you not sue donald trump and not -- and why just rudy giuliani. it is important to remember that if you are focusing on a case for something that the former president did while he was in office, that could delay seeking relief because there are issues of presidential immunity. however, statements that donald trump made after he left office -- and i believe there are some -- could form the basis of a civil case in addition to all of the other liability that he is facing. in the same way, for instance, e. jean carroll has brought sit in connection with defamation and statements made by donald trump when he was no longer the president and thus does not have a claim of presidential immunity. >> this is an important distinction because in the time those phone calls were made or those things w

jack smith, was to target precincts in philadelphia, atlanta, detroit, milwaukee. there are reasons why he's targeting those particular precincts. and everything he does, if you think about it, his attacks on ruby shaye moss, the only way to convince his followers that they were up to no good, that they were, what did he call them, hustlers. the way rudy giuliani could say they were passing flash drives around like it was drugs, like it was heroin. this was all tapping into racial tropes that trump has use. and the failure, i think, of too many in the political realm and certainly in the media is to play down the fact that he uses race as a way to bring his followers along on the project. and the failure to call out the racism from its earliest days, and still until this day, is part of what has allowed trump to move forward unimpeded. and it is incredibly dangerous, but it is a feature of what he always talks about. he did not just talk about the city's. he said we are about to become a third world nation. all of the bells and whistles are there. and fortunately, trump did not create racism in america or white supremacy. but when he makes those comments, they tap into something that already ex