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. >> the son of sam laws had been enacted to prevent people either under indictment or convicted criminalsconstitutional some months before this case, so she was able to sell her story. >> there's no way to deny what happened. amy is on the doorstep. you have a very, very credible witness that knows who she is, claimed that she takes a gun out, and you have a gunshot wound. so you're looking now to put something together that's going to impress the prosecution, which is what i did. and one of the things i had to work with was their dislike for mr. buttafuoco. >> police wanted to see it their way. they wanted to get big, bad joey. he was the big cheese here. let's get the big one. >> they wanted to prosecute the guy, and the only way they could do it is through amy. >> so behind my back, they cut out a plea deal, and i remember when they called me into the district attorney, fred klein. he sat me down and said, "you know, mary jo, we've decided to let amy take a plea." i almost jumped across the desk and killed him right there. i was furious. furious. >> this morning, as expected, amy fishe

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son sheree in. what is no noise pollution and there's no human presence has a lot of challenges in constructions of what our way from the grave. these and many other calls that we need to overcome. sam i said in my. but i know that i thought of it on a mickey that among many to point the. author of the markets and try to do. it across the globe big there is a lot of. this will be defamation there you know where we will have. room for the staff and. a kitchen and. recreation resting area so they'll be a staircase as they were waiting for the comics week that will connect to the ground for their work school and plan but we're running out of money so we need to raise funds to be able to complete these. people in the bottom of the. room. you are. going to go to for a modest. but also not for that so if you have a. huge business this is profitable for my daughter 30 min with. a little bit of. buy and a new manager. would you. give it one of those the theme of it will actually. be a blow. to the effort of the case because yes. when i was looking at me. but i've been in the middle of the us it was probably my daughter they know what they're going to be able to give us give it up support th

son, well, what did he argue on breonna's behalf? did he tell them about the 12 neighbors that sam agular's office interviewed and recorded that lived in close proximity ofe allow the one neighbor who they keep proclaiming that heard the police knock and announce testify before the grand jury? even though tameka and i understand on two previous occasions, he declared that he did not hear the police knock and announce. so is this the only person out of her apartment complex that he allowed to testify before the grand jury? that doesn't seem fair. that doesn't seem like you're fighting for breonna. that doesn't seem like you're put forth evidence for justice for breonna. did he let the cops who shot over 30 rounds of bullets in breonna's apartment, one from outside the apartment shooting recklessly and blindly and the other that shot bullets into her body, did he let them testify before the grand jury? did she allow breonna's boyfriend, kenny walker, to testify before the grand jury?! did he talk about them sending the ambulance away before they executed this no-knock warrant, violating their own policies and procedures, knowing that these no-knock warrant

son, well, what did he argue on breonna's behalf? did he tell them about the 12 neighbors that sam aguillar's office interviewed and recorded that lived in close proximity ofghbor who they keep proclaiming that heard the police knock and announce testify before the grand jury, even though, tamika, as i understand on two previous occasions he declared that he did not hear the police knock and announce? is this the only person out of her apartment complex that he allowed to testify before the grand jury? that doesn't seem fair. that doesn't seem like you're fighting for breonna, doesn't seem like you're putting forth evidence for justice for breonna. did he let the cops who shot over 30 rounds of bullets in breonna's apartment, one from outside the apartment shooting recklessly and blindly and the others who shot bullets into her body, did he allow them to testify before the grand jury? did he aloe breonna's boyfriend kenny walker to testify before the grand jury? did he talk about them sending the ambulance away before they executed this no democratic knock warrant, violating their own policies and procedures knowing that these no-knock warrants are dangero

information that made me feel like my son's life is at risk, or if him being a part of that football program was not safe for him, i would be the first one to bring him home. >> samthis was mainly a collective decision among the schools in the conference, wasn't it? >> reporter: yeah. hoda, because of the nature of this lawsuit, the big ten had to reveal the vote. it was 11-3, overwhelmingly in favor of suspending play this fall. the only schools that wanted to play, ohio state, nebraska, and iowa. we reached out to all the institutions. they declined to comment or did not respond. hoda? >> you said it best, a covid cliffhanger. sam, thank you. >> tough, too, when the president of the united states is leaning on you to make a decision. that ramps up the pressure on these schools. >>> coming up next, police departments across the country in some turmoil amid protests in seattle. new leadership taking over today. other cities are watching very closely. we'll take you there live right after these messages. it's time to get more from your bank. ♪ new school year, whatever that means ♪ ♪ from the sporty chic to the stem star ♪ ♪ go show off your 'fit, let's raise the

think it's an obligation and i haven't a feeling that what sam is referring to is someone who review my book began by saying he's a right wing son ofa [bleep] so let's get down to it he finished boring us with and that does, in fact, hurt. when joe client wrote his book i thought what a wonderful idea what a terrific idea and it wouldn't be easy to do and especially not easy to do if you have certain stylistic tics which are observable and someone comes in the room and says [inaudible] and you say hello, how are you doing and so there is the sense of i'm told it would be difficult to surmise and but here i think it is true that it is a barrier to be known for espousing particular views that are hated by the reviewer and asking that reviewer two read your book as if it was written by someone who did not have those reviews and [inaudible]. reporter: no, i would have suffered through this before. what is the most potent review you have ever written? >> i will say it in one sense. >> i think that is easy. i think about a year ago the chapel hill press, they sent me a book about a saline invention because i have written books about sail

of "begin again", eddie jr. and republican strategist and senior adviser to the lincoln project, sue son del percio joins us. congratulations, she's amazing. and politics editor for daily beast sami'm just curious, jonathan. did you see flech? i think he's too young. >> i saw flech. i enjoy flech. it was a classic in the '80s. i try to there was a period of time he was a comedy god. and a very timely reference for you this morning, joe. >> yes. >> there was a time. he is a comedy god. come on. you need to see it. that was kind of like me asking if he listened to the talkies. do you like the old talkies. i don't think he was really feeling it. >> no, he wasn't. it's okay. but here's something you will feel. several new national polls give joe biden a 7-point edge over president trump. the latest poll has biden up 10. 52% to 42%. the new cnn poll has biden up 8, 51% to 43%. and the latest poll that we showed you yesterday has biden with an 8-point lead over president trump. but look at this new polling from some key battleground states. this is important. overall, the latest cnn ssrs poll has biden up by 5 over president trump in 15 b battleground states. a statistical identitie.

i have a son about whom this was not a problem, but i do think that the beauty of the language is something about which there should be universal enthusiasm. i am very grateful to sam are bringing the book off. >> host: you say in the book, you write a lot, you hate to write. what are we to make of this? >> guest: i don't think that's so odd, isn't it? -- is it? people who dig ditches don't enjoy digging ditches. so to the extent that they can dig them fast and if they are being paid by ditch dug, , then that's a good, isn't it? writing is for some people including me excruciatingly painful because you are using your entire nervous apparatus. so if you have a column to write for an essay or a book review you are burning up a lot of stuff that would prefer to be lying around sitting and i spoke of essays by other people. now i know this isn't universally the case. my dear friend george will told me once when i wake up in the morning before and completely awake, i asked myself the question, is this a day in which i have to write a column? if the answer is yes, i wake up happy. mine is exactly the opposite reaction. if it today which i want to wakp unhappy until it is