myth -- ms. smith speech has been chilled she has been unable to speak in the marketplace and sheady to do so today and whether to post a website statement which makes this case right. >> m wagoner unless you are not through with tt. >> i am through. >> can i givyoa hypothetical. i happen to have two clerks who are engaged. looking at this case and preparing this case, i looked at their websites. so the hypothetical is about like i'm going to call it the standard websi. they both have their names on it, the da othe wedding, a picture of the couple, then the e a bunch of places that you can click to. and one is the schedule of events and the other is travel and hotel arrangements. and another is favorite things to do in town when you are here and anotheisegistry. so that's what most websites look like. yeah? not particularly ideological or religious, not particularly anything, right? then there is a tagline is like e tagline in this case about sort of who created the website or whose graphics and design

the state forces ms. smith to create speech, not simply sell it. ms. ith believes that opposite sex message honors in and same-sex marriage contradicts it. if the governor -- government can label this speech equivalent, it can do so for any speech, religious or political. you could require a democratic publicist to request -- to write a republican speech. if the government may not force motorists to display motto, schoolchildren to stay employed, or parades to include banners, colorado may not force ms. smith to create and speak messages on pain of investigation, fine, and the education. >> counsel, would you spend a few minutes on whether or not your cases rate. >> sure. this court has considered enforcement challenges before and has looked at facts. parties have stipulated every message that ms. smith would create has a unique, customized message. it celebrates a wedding and a marriage. it is difficult to imagine a scenario in which there is more aggressive enforcement history. ms. smith's speech has been chilled for six years. but she is ready to pos

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and all this indictment a thing that's fascinating to me, is that jack smith and ms. there was fraud in the last election. he says essentially that there wasn't the outcome determinant amount of fraud, but enough fraud. this trial if and when it goes could have really interesting evidence on how much fraud is in the american system and frankly how much for the americans are willing to withstand. >> we discussed a lot of issues like laws for example, partisan observers, are allowed to watch the vote count not from a dozen feet away, that didn't happen according to the law in some states, professor. then you have the issue in pennsylvania, the issue in wisconsin. a stinging dissent by the supreme court justice in the state of wisconsin, a three Ãfour case but basically saying that the fellow justices are not following the law. or in pennsylvania. the state constitution had very strict rules as it comes to the issue of voting by mail and they tried to circumvent the process of amending the constitution, by merely passing legislation. these are legitimate questions from a

and all this indictment a thing that's fascinating to me, is that jack smith and ms.e was fraud in the last election. he says essentially that there wasn't the outcome determinant amount of fraud, but enough fraud. this trial if and when it goes could have really interesting evidence on how much fraud is in the american system and frankly how much for the americans are willing to withstand. >> we discussed a lot of issues like laws for example, partisan observers, are allowed to watch the vote count not from a dozen feet away, that didn't happen according to the law in some states, professor. then you have the issue in pennsylvania, the issue in wisconsin. a stinging dissent by the supreme court justice in the state of wisconsin, a three âc“ four case but basically saying that the fellow justices are not following the law. or in pennsylvania. the state constitution had very strict rules as it comes to the issue of voting by mail and they tried to circumvent the process of amending the constitution, by merely passing legislation. these are legitimate questions from a l

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smith, how long were you and ms. serbus a couple? >> exactly we wasn't a couple. we just friends.talking to someone else before i met ms. serbus, and that relationship kind of went off it because certain things i didn't agree with. >> judge judy: that's too many tributaries here. did you and ms. serbus ever live together? >> no. >> judge judy: you had your own apartment? >> no. >> judge judy: where did you live? >> my cousin. >> judge judy: where you didn't pay rent? >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: did you have any clothes at ms. serbus' house? >> no. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> incorrect. >> judge judy: what kind of clothes did he keep at your house? >> all of his belongings.

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ms.. williams my name is robin smith and i'm from morgan state. excellent. i have. i was.morgan's in the building. i have a yeah, i have a two part question about education and are police reform. yes my first question is, do you think memphis indicting the first black i mean, indicting the five memphis black officers so quickly was with for accountability within the police department and setting the bar or was self-imposed. i think two things can be true at the same time. so that's this one. let's just like really honest and look at the elements. you got a black city in memphis so that there's that you've got a black female police chief new to role there's that and make no mistakes about it policing is politics policing is politics then you've got five officers who killed a man a black man. they're all black. so now some things become easier, right? some things now become easier to do. those five black officers is as horrific and inhumane as their behavior was. they don't get the usual we see with the derek chauvin because they don't get the protection of whiteness. so the

smith: thank you very much, ms. wild. i would like to introduce our first witness, michelle bernier-toth. a highly distinguished grid as a member of the u.s. department of state, she began in 1987 and has served in damascus, syria, qatar, abu dhabi, uae. she has served in foreign service positions and the foreign service institute before converting to civil service in 2003. as a civil service officer, she served as a deputy director on children's issues, director of the office of american citizens services, and as managing director overseeing citizens services as well. in december 2019, michelle was named special advisor for children's issues in the bureau of consular affairs. she earned her bachelor's degree in a near eastern languages and literature from yale university and a masters degree in arab studies from georgetown university. thank you, the floor is yours. >> shannon smith, ranking member -- chairman smith, ranking member wild, distinct members of the subcommittee, thank you so much for the invitation to speak o

ms willis may seek to speed up that time frame. the investigation into mishandling of classified documents, also brought by jack smith is currently beingwant to get your take on this investigation as we are waiting for the former president to arrive in atlanta. , , , atlanta. this is significant because it _ atlanta. this is significant because it is _ atlanta. this is significant because it is on _ atlanta. this is significant because it is on a - atlanta. this is significant i because it is on a statewide basis rather than federal and it is significant business because there are so many people involved in this. you have already had the mug shots of others including rudy giuliani who i once worked for and itjust adds another level of challenge for the president, ex—president, at a time when he would rather be focusing on the next election. he is instead focused on the last election. frank, you speak to republican voters. how have they reacted to these charges to this indictment? i to these charges to this indictment?— to these charges to this indictment? . ., ., , ., indictment? i am glad that you said partisan — indictment? i am glad

smith didn't charge those individuals? and that fani willis decided to do so? >> well, i think they're pursuing different legal strategies, obviously. i was impressed with ms.i willis' indictments. i thought it was very comprehensive. i thought she laid out the case and the narrative of the conspiracy to overturn the election in a very efficient and methodical way. and i would point out that in her indictment, even though she focuses on the georgia charges, one of the things she does is points out how these same actors likely violated the law in several other states. in count one which covers rico conspiracy, she lists different actions that occurred in up to six other states. she's basically -- i look at it as basically begging other prosecutors to file charges that are similar. this is something she did that i think was very -- she did the right thing here with these charges. it is curious that others aren't filing suit so far. >> it is curious. we've asked that question here as well. one of the interesting things that emerged today from our own file here at cnn, they have a video showing kenneth chesebro, whose name is in this indictment, following alex

ms. willis -- my expectation is because her case was indicted last -- if it is indicted -- then it will go last. but really, i think the question is, is da bragg going to give prosecutor smithard? will he be okay with that? my sense is, he will. because my sense is that da alvin bragg recognizes that, though he has great confidence in his case, that the federal case really is the most important case in the country right now that needs to be managed with as little outside distraction as can be achieved. >> yeah. i would go so far as to say one of the most important cases of my lifetime. former manhattan da cy vance. i am so deeply appreciative of your time and thoughts tonight, sir. thanks for spending some time with me on this friday night. >> thank, you alex. great to be here. >> we still have more ahead tonight. florida governor ron desantis is throwing classrooms into chaos just days before school begins. we are going to talk with someone who is in the crosshairs of the governor's latest salvo in his war on woke. that is coming up. plus, the state of ohio goes to the polls next week. but republicans don't actually want voters to know what they are voting on. we are going

smith walked into the trial, the odds were in her favor. >> there was so much money. why not give her a little? >> and i don't want to call names. i'm not going to call msce. >> so pierce's lawyer is rusty hardin. he has a reputation for being a great trial lawyer. >> she will not be a poor little girl from mexia, texas, when the trial's over. >> he would have been about 86 years old at that time. what attracted you to him? >> i felt really bad for him. i felt sorry for him. i -- >> are you the kind of person that takes in stray animals? >> if i seen one, i probably would, yes, sir. >> he may be folksy, but he's also sharp as a tack and he knows how to cross-examine a witness. >> the letter from pierce marshall to you about your bills, do you remember that letter? >> yes, sir. >> and do you remember that he asked you to look at the date? the date on that letter was february the 5th, as i recall, was it not? >> it -- can i see the letter again and look at the date? >> yes, ma'am. is it still up there? >> because i'm really bad with dates. >> that's okay. >> i don't wanna get in trouble. >> he wants to get her frustrated. so if she doesn't know dates, he'