it wasn't john doe.hes, just wasn't paying off for gonterman. so she went back through the case files again and came across a report about brittani's cell phone. >> back in 2008, during the initial investigation, police and have the technology to bring into the phone without erasing the data. >> so when it was first processed, there were only so many tools to get in it. and brittani couldn't remember her pain. so years later, i took it down to the forensics laboratory for computer -- >> you tried it again? >> because there's advance in technology? >> this time, technicians were able to get into brittani's phone. and right off the bat, gonterman found an intriguing clue. >> a text message from a meal who texted brittani the day happened and wanted to meet her for lunch. and i was like, wow, we didn't know about this guy. and brittani didn't remember him. >> he didn't have a name and everything? it was right there for? you >> name, for number, i think it out everything he was. so at the time he had gone to

stan krypto analyst ben swan and christy i ben let's start with you so what do we know about this john doe summons and who is the i.r.s. going after here while they're going after kind of the big fish for so what the john doe summons is asking for is that anyone who has transacted on crack in the crypto exchange crack and. at least $20000.00 between the years of 20162020 so between 262020 if you did $20000.00 or more in transactions they want to know who you are essentially what they're saying to crack it is turn over all of your information on these users show was their financial history show us what they've been doing because they owe us money and we're coming to get that money it's something you've got to say it again i've been warning about this for a long time that it's on its way that the i.r.s. will crack down and unfortunately i think there's a lot of crypto users who if crack and goes along with this and i believe that they will that ultimately that those users are going to be hurt tremendously by this because of the fact that the u.s. government can't figure out what crypto is ho

well they're going after kind of the big fish for so what the john doe summons is asking for is that anyone who has transacted on crack in the crypto exchange crack and. at least $20000.00 between the years of 20162020 so between 20162020 if you did $20000.00 or more in transactions they want to know who you are essentially what they're saying to crack it is turn over all of your information on these users show was their financial history show us what they've been doing because they owe us money and we're coming to get that money it's something that you got to say it again rachael i've been warning about this for a long time that it's on its way that the i.r.s. will crack down and unfortunately i think there's a lot of crypto users who if crack and goes along with this and i believe that they will that ultimately that those users are going to be hurt tremendously by this because of the fact that the u.s. government can't figure out what crypto is how to classify it and so they just kind of jerk everyone around with these regulations i think it's a very bad thing for these users but i

crypto analyst ben swan and christiane i ben let's start with you so what do we know about this john doe summons and who is the i.r.s. going after here will they go about through kind of the big fish 1st so what the jumbo summons is asking for is anyone who has transacted on crack in the group to exchange crack and. at least $20000.00 between the. of 20162020 so between 20162020 if you did $20000.00 or more in transactions they want to know who you are essentially what they're saying to crack it is turn over all of your information on these users show was their financial history show us what they've been doing because they owe us money and we're coming to get that money it's something you've got to say it again rachel i've been warning about this for a long time but it's on its way that the i.r.s. will crack down and unfortunately i think there's a lot of crypto users who if crack and goes along with this and i believe that they will that ultimately that those users are going to be hurt tremendously by this because of the fact that the u.s. government can't figure out what crypto is how

the bitcoin gains we re not reported in that period and won the judgment in san francisco in the john doed sent letters and taken action o those taxpayers. more recently in the last couple weeks actually they go after a new exchange, cracken. one of the biggest exchanges out there that offer many different tokens to purchase or sell and they filed for a john doe case against that to get the names and transactions of people on that platform and vital that everyone keep good recordkeeping. report them. or best contact an expert to help you report them and because you don't want the irs on your back with this they finally have caught up. the enforcement actions are picking up >> good advice worth keeping in mind thank you. >>> and coming youup, monitoring the selloff. the dow off about 488 points pairing back the losses a little bit. s&p off 70 nasdaq the biggest loser down 2.2% >>> plus norton lifelock in the green today as cyber security fears grow could this be a way to keep your portfolio safe our traders will discuss coming up next. >>> as we head to break, check out a name sinking ahea

and the people there john doe's all people that nobody want to pay for people when they get lost in the system they were like 5 deeded it was a big hole. it was a little coffin to integrate and the guys were all talk about them and they would just say crack babies even though who knows what they were there for but are there for the mentality they had those widows were undesirables or whatever they encounter or whatever. when our mayor took office he was elected because of his campaign and our city being a tale of 2 cities now and has now and those who have not are usually the ones who are end up being buried and hard at. the difficulty in government especially when you're a mayor and you're managing a very large city the priorities of the public take shape and become the most important issues you address. and not many people bring her dial into it like that officials attention. it is out of sight and out of mind to so many new yorkers people just don't care that much unless they have a personal connection. it shouldn't be so removed from the rest of the city. we should know what happens

john does a great job. i talked to him twice a year, and i would do more they let me come on. i am a supporter of public tv. i have been a good supporter of public tv systems in nebraska. i would say this, the criticism i do hear, you do not always get balanced views on some public tv. if you are running a public tv show, make sure you have liberals and conservatives. that is the number one criticism i hear. i support public tv. i think it serves a great role. host: i think i can get you 14 times year, how does that sound -- four times a year, how does that sound? guest: i love it. host:joints now from up on capil hill, we will take you back up there with steven horsford who is a member of the ways and means committee. on the conversation we were just having on the mask announcement yesterday by the cdc, your reaction to it and what it means for increasing the numbers of fully vaccinated americans across this country. guest: good morning, it's great to be with you. it's a new day in america. we are closer to crushing this virus, getting our economy back on track, helping peopl

to serve a john doe summons on the crypto exchange crack in seeking the identities of its users a spokesperson for the justice department describe.

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yes i am white yes i still identify as the john doe i was born i don't know what's strange is never asked to touch my have i have frequent flyer miles income for times no i'm no i've never been called a terrorist ok so how did i do privileged but not even a man should i get points for that and. clearly i'm never going to end up in the happiest place on earth these internal documents are deliberately distorted as reflective of company policy when in fact their purpose was to allow divested thought and discussion on the incredibly complex and challenging issues of race and discrimination that we as a society and companies nationwide are facing internal documents from the land of mixing mouse kate disney show that being an employee of the well no fairy tale it's new diversity and inclusion program called reimagined tomorrow has been leaked and it's a full time gig you need to check your privilege while through feelings of guilt and shame saying no to the white savior complex avoid micro questions and generally just pivot away from white dominant culture i'm looking at you snow white oh you'r

permission to seek the identities of cryptocurrency users in a new way they will be authorized to serve a john doe summons in order to force a popular crypto exchange to turn over information on its users this week ben swan and christi i discussed the dangerous precedent this ruling sets and why it highlights the importance of truly owning your crypto. essentially what they're saying to crack it is turn over all of your information on these users show was their financial history shows what they've been doing because they owe us money and we're coming to get that money it's something that you got to say it again rachel i've been warning about this for a long time but it's on its way that the i.r.s. will crack down and unfortunately i think there's a lot of crypto users who if crack and goes along with this and i believe that they will that ultimately that those users are going to be hurt tremendously by this because of the fact that the u.s. government can't figure out what crypto is how to classify it as. they just kind of jerk everyone around with these regulations i think it's a very bad thing f

. >> john, does this mean something for president biden and the current administration? does this impact donald trump's hold on the republican party? >> i don't think so at the moment, kate. look, joe biden has been well served by the approach he's taken so far which is to keep his eye on the ball, on covid, on economic recovery. he's had very steadily throughout his presidency approval ratings in the low to mid 50s. those are numbers donald trump didn't reach in a single day of his presidency. donald trump had full access to social media in 2020. he lost the election. he has not had access to social media for the first several months of this year and he's kept his grip on the republican party. i think social media makes it easier for donald trump to sit on his sofa with a phone and do things easily, but there's a very large conservative media ecosystem that he has access to that pushes the same stories that he does, and the core of donald trump's appeal is not about the mechanism of facebook or twitter. it's about -- he is the person who embodies and speaks to the fear

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from a northern california federal court and what they have done now is authorize the irs to serve john doe summons on cracken which is a crypto exchange out of san francisco and allows law enforcement to go after people whose names they don't know but where they suspect wrongdoing the irs here is seeking information about u.s. taxpayers who conducted at least $20,000 worth of transactions from 2016 to 2020. that follows a similar move by a federal court in massachusetts which authorized the irs to serve summons on circle which is a crypto currency exchange out of boston. i exchanged email with them saying they're hoping to work with the irs to solve all of these issues so the question here is what is the tax law? you heard jamie dimon talking about taxation on crypto there's a primer saying those converted into traditional currency are property and taxpayer can have a gain or loss on sale or exchange of virtual currency and it depends on the cost basis getting into the currency in the first place so it's clear that this irs has its eyes very much on this whole emerging market and they're d

this is according to california issue a john doe summons an investigative tool for the irs to get thed. a quick quote from the acting assistant attorney general gathering the information summons today is an important step to ensure cryptocurrency owners are following the tax laws anyone transacting with cryptocurrency must meet their tax obligations. so, this also has to do with people transacting with $20,000 or more worth of crypto, so. all right, back to you guys. >> yeah, particularly pertinent where bitcoin has had

what they have done is authorize the irs to serve a john doe summons on kraken, the cr cryptocurrencycalifornia you expect there might be wrong doing, and you want information on them. the irs is seeking information about u.s. taxpayers who conduct at least $20,000 worth of transactions from 2016 to 2020 this follows a similar move which happened in april, a federal court in massachusetts authorized the irs to serve a john doe summons on circle, the crypto exchange out of boston. i connected with circle this morning, what they told me is they are of course going to cooperate, and hope to work collaboratively with the irs on all of this. what's the tax law here? the department of justice put out a handy guide yesterday. they say virtual currencies that can be converted, are property a taxpayer can have a gain or loss on a sale or exchange of virtual currency, and all of that depends on the cost basis, the price of the virtual currency that the person paid in the early on in order to buy that virtual currency in the first place. so morgan, as we look at this, and as you think about all

what do you think of bob dole as we head into memorial day, john? does the bob dole republican party in longer exist? >> it exists in people like adam kin zinger, for those who tried to stands up for principles before party. what bob dole reminds us of is the importance of putting country over party. the problem with republicans today is they seem to hate dental more than they love our democracy. and bob dole is an example of that deeper tradition that we need to look to on both sides of the aisle to remember what's really important, this memorial day and every day. >> absolutely. we were talking about this yesterday on our show about the importance of remembering the greatest generation, and thinking about what they would think of us right now, how we are handling ourselves and can you going ourselves in this discourse that has become so poisonous lately. to see somebody like bob dole who is a hero and just a shining example of what a great american is, it was nice to see him on cbs earlier this morning. and hopefully, we will see more bob doles in both

. >> reporter: we're not using john doe's real name because he says he was sexually assaulted by a priest now sharing that part of his childhood he buried for decades. he was nine when he was raped in concord and the abuse went on for years, he says. >> he would have me come in the office. he would have me undress. he would have me turned over on my belly and then he would, again, praise me and tell me what a good boy i was. >> it's stick. it's twisted. and it's just sad. >> reporter: those attorneys provided medical records that she says show her client had rectal bleeding when he was 11. >> this was out-and-out rape. >> in 2012, monsignor mccracken passed away, revered as the oldest and longest serving priest. doe says he grew up tormented. >> i was trying to load the gun and i sat there and i sobbed and i sobbed trying to get myself to put the bullets in the gun. i'm very thankful that i didn't. >> reporter: doe has filed the latest lawsuit against the oakland diocese as part of a larger coordinated legal effort. >> the scars remain. hundreds of new losses are hitting the catholic chur

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it's just so hopeful. >> john: does dixie stick her nose there or to the back of your throat?hey moved down the line and they see a quick second to either get your hand if you have open toed shoes, might sniff your feet, areas where humans shed a lot of the virus. >> sandra: how you train a dog like dixie? >> john: through all of our work with the usda, we kind of developed a proprietary trading aide where you train the dog on proteins from the virus. different types of proteins but since there's no rna, it's not contagious and it's a matter of their happy, all they want to do is please you and work for their reward so it's just patience and repetition. he put the target order out and when the dog sniffed it, you reward them and over time, it's repetition and realized if i smell this, i get my toy and get to have a good time, so it is just a big game for them. >> john: you've got to wonder, the dog say i want my toy, i will tell them. >> sandra: you get an a+ for making it through that segment, beautiful. thank you for joining us, this is a wonderful and. >> john: good luck wi

john. it certainly does.sts today saying, hey, hang on, i think we can safely say that it is by no means certain that restrictions will be lifted onjune the 21st. now, of course, because of the 21st. now, of course, because of the rapid increase of the indian variant which is sweeping across the country, some 3000 new infections today i think, something like a 29% increase from the third day we have had 3000 or more new infections come only one death, but this rise of infections is certainly causing concern and there is the possibility, as indicated earlier, that it could lead to a third wave, in which case, my view, it would make sense to hold off. life ain't up make sense to hold off. life ain't up out of the minute, we can still go to the pub in some shape or form, we can still go to restaurants, set—aside restaurants, you know, i walked up my local high street today, there were people queuing up today, there were people queuing up to get into the stores. it could be worse. the lysing of the world i want t

john does a great job. i talked to him twice a year, and i would do more they let me come on.a supporter of public tv. i have been a good supporter of public tv systems in nebraska. i would say this, the criticism i do hear, you do not always get balanced views on some public tv. if you are running a public tv show, make sure you have liberals and conservatives. that is the number one criticism i hear. i support public tv. i think it serves a great role. host: i think i can get you 14 times year, how does that sound -- four times a year, how does that sound? guest: i love it. host: congressman, appreciated. see you next time. guest: john, you do great. host: we will stick with the callers as we wait for steven horsford to join us from nevada, in 10 or 15 minutes. until then, returning to the question we asked about cdc guidance that came out yesterday , lifting the mass recommendations for fully vaccinated individuals, asking you will you continue wearing a mask in public? (202)-748-8000 if you are vaccinated. (202)-748-8001 if you are unvaccinated. with that cdc announcement,

i wonder if john kerry does a lot of flooding and him flying around the jet, any investments in private should see where he's going to keep those, thank you for joining us. gerry: former state department official on al-qaeda promising war on all fronts of americas, the removal of u.s. troops from afghanistan is underway. >> it is a recognition that the radical islamic ideology in the war that there conducted against civilization as we know it is a iogenerational issue, not something that will be open five or ten years and a modest commitment like that gives us insurance and guarantees the al-qaeda and nicest will not attack the american people. it is not about nation building in afghanistan, it is about the protection of the american people. ♪get along, on down the road♪ ♪we've got a long long way to go♪ ♪scared to live, scared to die♪ ♪we ain't perfect but we try♪ ♪get along while we can♪ ♪always give love the upper hand♪ ♪paint a wall, learn to dance♪ ♪call your mom, buy a boat♪ ♪sing a song, make a friend♪ ♪can't we all get along?♪ gerry: the u.s. troop gerry: u.s. troop is formally

john? where does this go from here? er of big tech companies waiting in the wings. you have bytedance, the owner of tiktok, the ride-hailing company. if these new regulations come into play, level probably elongate the process of those listings coming to market. it's unclear whether they would derail anything. i think beijing has full intention of wanting these companies to do well, to excel, to become innovative national champions. anna: and these tighter rules, when it comes to these rules, if they come in, what kind of effects might that have? we've already seen some of the technology names on this. is this something that makes technology names a list at home? john: so, the tech sector has been the area where the most companies from china have gone and listed in new york and hong kong, other places. obviously, it's hard to see this happening now without thinking of the larger tract on beijing has been executing against big tech. alibaba, tencent recently, all of that speaks to beijing having a greater sedition about w

john cox. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >>> the pandemic on restaurants. last year we checked in with adam rosenblum the executive chef managing director at cause well's in san francisco. he is kind enough to join us again today. thank you, sir. you remained open during the pandemic, selling pantry items at one point. how did that work out? >> it worked out well for us. we wanted to do what to support the neighborhood and when we were doing the pantry items, it was because people were having a hard time at the stores and we have stayed open the whole time, trying to find the best fit for the times. >> how is the pandemic changing the restaurant industry, aside from the fact that so many places will never reopen? >> it has changed it ways. unfortunately, you are right. there are a lot of restaurants that won't get

john. what does this mean to us? so if we do not approve or don't get approval for this request, it could impact our ability to provide service to treasure island and ybi. however, we are also looking at options to be able to supply the energy ourselves from hetch hetchy power, but there are a lot of components we need to review that includes the generation, how much generation we have available from hetchy and address how to deliver the power right going through the issue system and whether or not we can use the hetch hetchy transmission lines. and we also need to identify where we can deliver power in the system and avoid some of the transmission charges we might be subjected to. we will be able to exit the contract with wapa should we deserve it's better to serve from hetch hetchy. we have until june 30, 2024 to exit and not implement disagreement or we can exit with a 90-day notice after it's implemented on january 1, 2025. next please. that is all. thank you for your time. and i am here to answer any questions.

. >> john: while he does deny he linked information and tony has suggested this stuff is out there whenjohn kerry did not shy away from the idea that he was meeting with officials. listen here. >> are you saying you are a bad person because you met with the, you talk to them? >> i did. everybody does. there is nothing unusual about it. >> nothing unusual about it, is that true? >> he said he was surprised by this disclosure. why would he lie about that. a bigger issue here is i think he did this after he left government. where did he get this information? he kept his security clearance. president trump trying to remove clearance, that's going to have to happen with the next republican president. >> you have another column with the new woke is them which was highlighted by this recruitment video we heard earlier. take a look here. >> i'm a cisgender millennial who has been diagnosed with this disorder. i am intersectional, but this is not a box checking exercise. >> you say this does not surprise you? >> i've seen this liberal bias, it got worse during the obama administration when john

bit player and the forces of law and order include drug trafficking, powerful vigilantes, john home, and how does it a tip o cut to pick? and you can watch the premier of john hollins, new special, a full report living in mexico's killed zone. that's at 930 gmc on someday to me from afghanistan where a roadside bomb is killed is 4 people on board and many boss which is carrying university lecturers and students. 30 more people are being treated in a hospital, off the attack in the town of cherry car, which lies 50 kilometers north of the capital campbell. and then in libya, the wall of the foster is held a military parade in the city of ben, gauzy. a year officer is 14 months offensive to seize. tripoli collapsed the after the at the parade. have to said that he regrets the damage cause to civilians and tripoli, but also said that his militias will continue to fight on the us plans to impose sanctions on better ru software. the government diverted a passenger plane and forced it to land in order to arrest a dissident john list. white house says it's working on a list of targets within the by the

employers here in the bay area are taking their time doing that, but as kpix5 john ramose reports, it does pose a few questions that may be settled in the court. >> reporter: at some point there will be a call to return to work and the question then will be how much authority does your boss have to tell you to come into the office and under what conditions? alex durbin works in san francisco and says his friends and family don't mind going back to the work place. well, sort of. >> there ready to go back. they don't want to do it full- time. i think that is something that is going to be brought into the workforce for the long haul. hopefully. >> what happens if employers try to force that? >> have to stick it to the man, i guess. >> reporter: it is becoming the next big struggle in the covid- 19 arena. can employers require people to return to the office and can they mandate they be vaccinated? >> is that legal? >> yes, it is. with certain exceptions. >> reporter: michael bernick says bosses can impose vaccine mandates except for people with strong religious objections, or a legitimate medi

john. but what exactly does climate change have to do with justice. real in this together. to understand climate justice we need to understand climate injustice who cause of climate change and who's hurt by it let's 1st look at who's responsible for putting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and heating the planet. imagine this grain of rice is one tonne of carbon dioxide each year the average person in nigeria it's less than one grain into the atmosphere the average person in india 2 grains in china 7 grains in germany 10 grains in the us 17 grains in one year the average american pleats 20 times more than the average in nigeria. but the problem with carbon is that it stays trapped in the atmosphere for centuries so it's not just about how much we had each year it's about how much was piled up at the time since 850 that adds up to about 1500 gigatons. ok so we want to put a load of these right by of on the table to show you how big that really is but after doing the math we realize we need 3000000 of them. historical emissions matter today because countries arguing about h

we heard from university history lecturer john rockland and he's does claim that many of the you seeking to cancel the emperor are actually values they have in common. the fact is that he is a product of the french revolution and so the left if you like which would want to cancel him and dethrone him for being a racist or whatever. unfortunately is in a rather paradoxical position because of course the left supports the print revolution of which napoleon is a product domestically it is undeniable that his influence is immense and everybody knows that the napoleonic code is still more or less in force that he invented or at least codify all kinds of other things including the administrative structure of france and obviously influence the army and the school system and so on and so on so yes he was a loser on the on the international stage because he was defeated. but he in a way he's not a loser really i would say domestically in the country has his influence for good or ill is undeniable throughout the centuries. from your governor andrew cuomo who is in the news again this time for sugg

. >> yeah, it does. >> john legend.e class of 2021. >>> and coming up today, cathryn zeta jones stops by . >>> legend is the first black man to win an emmy, oscar, and tony. in his speech he recognized the unique challenges the class faced by graduating in a pandemic. >> the class lost a lot. some lost job offers. some lost loved ones. all of you lost a whole year of those little moments that make college so special. we have so few moments to enjoy these rites of passage, to just revel in our accomplishments with the people we love. today is one of those moments. >> legend actually graduated from the university of pennsylvania but he did receive an honorary degree from duke on sunday. >>> we are honoring our bay area grads. a special shout out to sasha graduating christ the king school and next step is high school. congratulations. >> big congratulations to him. send a photograph of our graduate to 2021 grads or you can tag kpix on social media. no professional photographs though. include the name, city and a little abo

what this new media colos sus is going to do to that industry i did have a chance to ask john stankey what doeslook like and for example what is the capital structure going do look like and what does it mean for the dividend. >> taking the cash to go to the highest return and it is not to be unexpected that when we shift out as much of the cash flow as we do with the media company transaction, what we have done with the directv transaction to resize the dividend as a result of that but general rating really attractive returns far in excess of the 5% yield that maybe the returns is the right thing to do for shareholders and want the business to grow organically. >> will be a somewhat different at&t in terms of shareholder base perhaps with organic growth being a priority you can see, of course, what they're targeting in terms of 20 billion in free cash flow for the payout ratio and 43 billion is debt reduction and use it to expand, to compete against the likes of t-mobile, comcast our parent with a wireless business and verizon. look at the properties to be brought together but may be a reason l

. >> john: senator, this does seem to be a cautionary tale. if russian hackers are simply looking for a few million dollars can cause of entire fuel supply in the southeast to collapse and four days, what could a state affiliated actor or a or a estate do who really wanted to take down the system. how much damage with that cause? >> first off i think we need more answers about potential connections with the russian state. very little happens in russia or in russia's orbit of influence especially with products or persons who are affiliated with or have been affiliated with russian intelligence services. i'm also troubled by reports we heard the last few minutes that ransom may have actually been paid to overcome this ransomware that obviously cannot be the case, and i hope that's not the case. we need answers to that first from colonial and second from the biden administration. obviously what re-don't like we reward we get more than we don't want to encourage more ransomware meant attacks on our critical infrastructure across the company. >> sa

earlier i spoke to should and should mittal a senior leader in india's governing bulleteer john's a party the b.g.p. he does insist the government has done well and should not be blamed for this crisis. the extent of the mic would not have been there. anybody. who would wait because the long view of the situation. everybody given the fact that yes it's a huge population i thought if they actually just concerning. everybody in recognition but right now. and how it is affecting people exactly something we are all facing information i think is a study of everybody not going to see when you look at our population which is 1600000000 the solution lucky if you become ok can i just thought you there for a 2nd sir if i made 2 points point number one india has not done everyone when it comes to vaccinating your population that is simply an untruth that you are repeating that you think that no hang on stop point to point number 2 point number 2 when it comes to mr modi the prime minister mid to late april he goes on national television he says it is under control he says normality is just around the corner but was ne

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for more let's bring in senior white house correspondent john harwood. what doesun for president again or is this just ego? >> well, it may be something else as well. remember, victor, we have a long way to go until 2024. former president trump has very big legal problems. we learn more about those this week. the criminal investigation involving both the new york attorney general and the manhattan district attorney. i think you have to view this announcement in that contest. remember, when the president's gotten in hot water lately, the facts have not been his friend. they weren't in either of the two impeachment trials he went through, but what was his friend was partisan support from republicans. he plainly still has a grip on the republican party and doing things to whip up republican fervor for him could be seen as part of his defense strategy, in effect, to paint the attempt to pursue him by prosecutors as a partisan vendetta. i think that's the lens through which we've got to consider what the president said about those rallies. >> john, number two, politica

. >> john: police are investigating and brown says he does not plan on filing charges.ally what he's done is he has told the kids there's no consequence to what you have done and what happened to him is exactly what happened to someone else here in washington, d.c., which ended in the horrific death of that man. >> sandra: no lessons learned there. jury deliberation, by the way, beginning at any moment. the man being accused of killing twit-year-old university of iowa student mollie tibbetts. cristhian bahena rivera given closing arguments today and matt, i remind everyone that adds you report on the story, you took us all the way through this tragic story back when mollie tibbetts went missing. >> we were on the ground and now mollie tibbetts deaths, the jury said that the two masked men were a figment of rivero's imagination and instead he stabbed her nine to ten times. his defense argued that the prosecution had limited access to homeland security and did not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. they did not provide a weapon. but apparently he confessed and said he

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does anybody feel like wearing a mask? >> johnn vaccinated, only 42% of republicans have. she just trying to punish you or does she have a legitimate claim? >> she has no legitimate claim here. the cdc has said if you are vaccinated, don't wear a mask. go out there. it's not her responsibility to go out there and manage the health of every individual that exists on this planet. but this is really why it is so dangerous and where they are moving to. they believe a couple of fundamental things. one, that they should be able to find americans if you don't do what they said. two, you should have to share your personal health information with them or your employers, that you should be fl health employers or they can fire you. or even to go so far as to say what is going on in schools as well. your children, they have to share their personal health information. and a group that is basically not affected by covid-19 is going to have to get a vaccine that we know very little about the long-term effects of. this is the place that that part

prison reform does not apply to whites of pharmacists. that is what john brennan has told us. is what they are all telling us. they repeat it daily. the question is does anyone with an iq over 80 actually believe a word of this? question marked as anyone in power really think something called white supremacy is the single greatest threat america faces? no, of course not. no one think that. susan rice knows it isn't true. so does barack obama. they made it up in the first place so of course they know how precisely false it is. they may be liars but they are not delusional. in real life, they understand perfectly well what actually threatens america. they have seen it up close. it is the culture that produced them. it is the decadent rich people from the class of harvest. it is the gender studies department at cornell. it is the cat cafes in austin and asheville pure monday editorial meetings at the "atlantic" magazine where david fromm is treated like an important intellectual rather than some dopey middle-aged twitter celebrity whose life goal is to force america into yet anot

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