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>> so, i have worked with alex spiro, who is a very fine attorney, who is one of the people that representslec baldwin, and i just -- as soon as i saw that interview that he gave with george stephanopoulos, i just knew that alex was pulling his hair out someplace. that is not a good move for anybody under investigation for homicide. the more you talk -- he gave an interview with police, but every time a criminal suspect gives a statement like that, especially when it's as public as alec baldwin gave, that's going to be opened up to scrutiny or inconsistencies or any sort of differences in those two interviews, and it's pretty much never a good idea to do that. we all or at least a lot of us watched that interview, and, you know, one of the big questions i have for this is whether or not he'll testify. i suspect he will. that means that at trial the prosecution is going to have three different statements made by alec baldwin, at least, as well as any statements he made to anybody else outside of his lawyers, priests, or spouse. anybody else, those statements are admissible. that's never good

i think all candidates have run on that to a degree and even nixon's choice of spiro agnew as a running mate in 1968 which people wondered what was the ic strategy on that? it was a fairly unknown governor. but i do think it really fits if you look at the time and he was somebody who condemned the violence and he was to the left of next and -- nixon probably on issues and he was tough on the violence as the governor of maryland and it did fit and it took him away from rockefeller who was arrival of nixon and i think putting agnew on the ticket was taking a wallace light antiestablishment and bringing him into an otherwise antiestablishment campaign so nixon captured a piece of wallace's magic by putting them on the ticket because agnew during the presidency went on to really -- he almost always gave a tough anti-elite anti- media speeches and all of these phrases that have entered our political lexicon was during those years. i think nixon recognized that wallace, while he turned a lot of people off, he also really struck a nerve with his followers and while the national media were alwa

even the choice of spiro agnew, by nixon, as a running mate. what was the strategy about this fairly unknown governor? but i think it really fits, if you look at the time, he was somebody who condemned the violence. he was basically a rockefeller republican. he was to the left of nixon on most issues. as the governor of maryland, it fit. it took him away from rockefeller, a key rival of nixon's and putting agnew on the ticket was a little bit like taking a wallace-light, antiestablishment type and bringing him onto the campaign. nixon captured a piece of the wallace magic by putting them on the ticket. because agnew, even during the pregnancy, he almost always gave the tough, anti-media speeches, and all of the things that entered the political lexicon throughout the nixon years. wallace, as he turned a lot of people off, he also really struck a nerve with his followers and the national media, they were always talking about grace and segregation. things that wallace had said much earlier in his political career. by the late 60s, i would argue t

even choice of spiro agnew in 68 as a running mate, which a lot of people kind of wonder, what was that about? what was the strategy about? this is fairly unknown governor, but i think it really fits. if you look at the time at the time he was someone who condemned the violence was basically rockefeller republican. he was to left of nixon probably on most he was tough against the violence as a baltimore and as a governor of maryland. it fit and he took him away from rockefeller, who was a key rival, nixon's he'd agnew and was putting agnew on the ticket was a little bit like taking a wallace lite anti-establishment type and bringing him onto an otherwise establishment campaign. and so even nixon kind of captured a piece of wallace's magic by putting him on the ticket because agnew, you know, during the presidency went on to really talk make he almost always gave tough anti-elite anti-media speeches and the nattering nabobs of negativism. all these phrases that have entered our political lexicon because the nixon years. so i think i think nixon recognize that. wallace while he turned a l

well, of course, at your age i had great hopes, i couldn’t sleep, the house is spiro, while i’m breathingbe late. sorry, era shalevich is here. yes it's me. here, take it. this is for you, thank you, what's there? i don't know, we just deliver. wow, please sign for receipt. here. let's. thank you. all the best. but is the essence of poveso here some kind of sugar or condensed milk? wow. look. sorry, i couldn't find a couple of books. mihai. well, i understand this, it’s a gift , if i were you, i would still go to a restaurant with him, well, just out of politeness, wow , where are you going, well, interesting, let’s show the cards, two aces, congratulations, you won, listen, don’t even sleep, today you will go with me, where, to look at my new apartment, if you want , i want, black red, zina, go to roulette, light, please, i gave it to you, what are you you're worried, anzhelka is not here today, there won't be a fight when she returns, by the way, but never, most likely, great, she opened her wine yesterday, is now in the hospital, and if i hadn't accidentally gone to see her, she would

okay i'm david spiro i'm a jewish resident of district seven. um, i want this resolution passed more or less. as supervisor preston introduced it in the first place because this is really, really urgent. i have friends in gaza. i have friends in israel. i have friends in the west bank. and everybody is suffering. everybody is stressed, and people here, it's tearing apart our communities. it's tearing apart the jewish community. um and it's tearing apart and people are being subjected to violence, both anti-semitic and anti-islamic muslim violence. um, and we don't need to solve the israel-palestine issue right now with a two state solution. we don't need to be condemning hamas because hamas is not dropping the bombs. hamas is not starving people. hamas is not keeping water away. we need to we need to pass this resolution. and i just want to say, i know the i don't know, but i can suspect the pressure you guys are under to vote no on this. um, that, you know, because i've seen what the israel lobby has done to other people, their time has elapsed

as i've said, but he's now hired this top celebrity lawyer , hired this top celebrity lawyer, alex spiro the celebrities go to. and, um, from the statement that he released last week, he said , we are last week, he said, we are looking forward to our day in court. well, i don't understand with all of this and obviously the family are devastated. >> yeah, understandably so. yeah. and there are questions to be asked . be asked. >> there >> yes there is. >> yes there is. >> why? was a live round >> why? there was a live round in prop gun. in a prop gun. >> that should be in a prop gun. >> case. that should be the case. >> never, ever happen . >> never, ever happen. >> never, ever happen. >> however, how you >> however, how do you understand how people would necessarily say it was alec baldwin's fault? he thought it was gun. was a prop gun. >> , i suppose the argument >> yeah, i suppose the argument might be that he was being reckless. >> well, that said so >> yes. well, that said so they've got two theories now that could get him on. that they could get him on. they're saying either was the