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The Breakdown with Shaun King
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on The Breakdown with Shaun King
"And yet, the family of ahmaud Arbery, they didn't receive that. Because ahmaud was not killed by police, although it's got a police angle. These men were former police officers who worked for the local prosecutor and there is an angle there. But whereas the families of so many names that we know receive settlements that allow them to put money into a foundation that they started that allowed them to be able to decompress in some kind of way, the family of ahmaud Arbery never got that. We've tried to raise money for them to basically live while the court case was going on. But now here they are. The man who murdered a mod have been tried and convicted. They continued to appeal, which is nothing but an irritant to the family. But the family is now pushing forward trying to just figure out how do we live our lives, how do we advance the legacy of a mod? And one of the ways that his mother Wanda wants to do that is through the ahmaud Arbery foundation. And I said all that I just said because they didn't receive a multi-million dollar settlement. They don't have millions of dollars or hundreds of thousands of dollars to start this foundation with. They're going to start this foundation with the support of the people. And one of the ways that they're going to do that is through a run or walk 5 K and I want to encourage all of you to participate, please. If you want to leave this episode now, go to run with mod that's run with ma dot com and you can register today. The 5 K is coming soon. And if you want your commemorative T-shirt, you got to order it very soon so that it will get here on time. So please, please, please. Register today from whatever city, state or country you're from, you can register from all over the world. And if you're in Atlanta, you can also run in person right there in the city of Atlanta so that we can make this happen. And I'm going to, I'm going to mainly walk it. I just would have be honest with you. I'd be lying if I said I was about to run it. But I have been walking more recently. Thank God. And I'm going to do it as well. And so I want us to do this. I want us to nail it. And I promised his mother that we would get 5000 or more people. Not a good news is we're nearing our first 1000, but we have 4000 to go. So please, please join us right after the break. We're going to have a quick war from some of our sponsors. I tell you a little bit more about registration, but I have a few quick bits of information I want to share with you some more news stories as well. I'll be right back. Of course, thank you for sticking with us. And if you're still with us, please go to run with mod dot com, run with dot com and register today. You can walk the 5 K, you can run the 5 K or listen. If you're not able to run or walk the 5 K because of some physical limitations you might have, or maybe on that date you're just not available. Please just register. Do it in somebody's name, do it to support Wanda, do it so we can hit our goal, all right? It's very affordable. You can also order the commemorative T-shirt, which is beautiful. I've seen it. And we just need your support. This family wants and needs your support. And it's hard for a family. That has done all of this work to fight for accountability. It's hard for them. To pick up the pieces and figure out what's next to my life. Where do I go from here? What does what does the next phase of my life look like? And we want to give the family of ahmaud Arbery. A real start here. To help them launch the ahmaud Arbery foundation, which is going to help black boys and all of their mental health endeavors. Black boys need therapists, black boys need mental health support and guidance and the ahmaud Arbery foundation is going to be about all of that, but they need your support. So please click the link in my bio on Instagram or just go to run with ma dot com, everything that you do, there is tax deductible, the ahmaud Arbery foundation is a 501c3. I am proud proud proud of Wanda for putting in all the hard work. Wanda and her support team. A beautiful people who have done all of the hard work to get it this far, but now they've tagged us in and we need to get them to the next step, okay? I have some more news stories about here tomorrow. I'll be right back here tomorrow. I should be here every day this week. I have a couple of doctors appointments and things going on. We have a lot to push for a lot to fight for to help this family get to 5000 registered people. And the first annual run with Maude 5 K, you can run it, you can walk it, you could be in Atlanta or you could be anywhere in the world, go now to run with my dot com. Take care everybody. Break it down. Right now. I'm Tiffany Hawkins. I'm Alan boomer. And we are the momentum advisers. 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Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To you by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the ad council Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com and the Bloomberg business app This is Bloomberg radio Now a global news update The world is watching and waiting is Russia seems to be primed for a possible invasion of Ukraine Today Russian president Vladimir Putin announced parts of eastern Ukraine belonged to ancient Russia the U.S. fears this announcement could be the signaling of an invasion Putin added these areas of Ukraine are now independent reports say European leaders are scrambling to come up with a unified response at this time there are nearly 200,000 Russian troops ready to invade Ukraine at any moment The situation at the Russia Ukraine border is affecting foreign markets Joe McConnell has the latest Pessimism in control for stock markets around the world as war between Russia and Ukraine continues to loom while U.S. markets were closed for president's day European indexes were losing between a half to 2% Asia about two thirds to three quarters percent although Shanghai was flat and U.S. futures were down Three men killed ahmaud Arbery in Georgia due to pent up racial anger That's what a federal prosecutor told jurors as they consider hate crime charges against Travis mcmichael his father Greg mcmichael and their neighbor William roddy Bryan They've already been convicted of Arbery's murder at the state level A series of winter storms is set to impact northern parts of the U.S. starting today Snow will begin falling in states across the northern plains and upper Midwest possible snowfall rates of one inch per hour Taxpayers will be able to opt out of the IRS's facial recognition technology to verify identities The software was widely criticized by lawmakers and advocates for digital rights Britney Spears is set to pen a tell all memoir with a book deal reportedly worth $15 million Spears reached a deal with publishing house Simon and Schuster.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The court sentences you as follows That is life plus 20 Travis Nick Michael his father Gregory and their neighbor William roddy Bryan were all sentenced to life in prison after being convicted in a Georgia state court of chasing down and murdering ahmaud Arbery a black man who was jogging in their neighborhood Here's judge Timothy Walmsley As we all now know based upon the verdict that was rendered in this court in November Ahmaud Arbery was murdered It's a tragedy But it's not the final verdict for the three men They are now being tried a second time in federal court for hate crimes where prosecutors will try to prove that the white men targeted Arbery because he was black My guest is Janine bell a Professor of law at Indiana University Let's start with the big question what is the point of a hate crimes trial When these men are going to spend the rest of their lives in prison The point of the hate crime trial in such circumstances is to show anyone else who might commit such acts of violence or similar acts of violence in the future that the United States government is going to punish you A deterrence effect And given the number of hate crimes last year and the significant increase in the number of hate crimes reported to the FBI by police departments across the country There's a real need for deterrence in this area So largely a deterrent factor There's also and this is a secondary factor An acknowledgment to the family that this behavior was raised based and you didn't have that with the ordinary criminal charges There was a deal in place and it would have avoided the trial of course required the mcmichaels to admit to racist motives And forfeit their right to appeal their federal sentence It seemed like a good deal for the system Why did the judge reject their plea agreement with the prosecutors News reports suggest that the judge rejected the plea deal because the family had a problem with these perpetrators going to federal prison as opposed to state prison And that recognizes the pain of the family and the fact that this was a racially violent crime and that the perpetrators should do hard time In state prison That's an awful comment on the system if it makes that much of a difference whether you're in state prison or federal prison It is absolutely In the state's case against the man the key piece of evidence was a video showing them chasing Arbery through their neighborhood Will that be a key piece of evidence do you think in the federal trial as well in the hate crimes trial It will if the government's theory is predicated on the ways in which this sort of violence has worked in the past In the past racist crimes have occurred in white neighborhoods because individuals who lived in those neighborhoods rejected the idea that African Americans should purchase houses or spend any time in the neighborhoods So if that's part of the government theory of the case that this is a time worn reaction to African Americans in white neighborhoods then the video will be quite important to that The jury is being selected for the trial and several potential jurors have said they believe problems with racism in America are exaggerated and they've questioned whether there should be special charges or punishments for crimes motivated by race Does that surprise you It doesn't surprise me I wonder about the jury pool I wonder about whether there has been a change in support for hate crime legislation because surveys dating back to the 1980s on hate crime legislation suggests that Americans are in favor of hate crime legislation Americans believe that racially motivated crimes are against American ideals contrary to what this country stands for So individual jurors who say you know we shouldn't have these sorts of trials Makes me really wonder about the jury pool it makes me wonder about how the jurors are being questioned on this whether appropriate education is given to them with respect to the fact that hate crimes are race neutral meaning anyone can be a victim of a hate crime and lots of people of different backgrounds are victimized by hate crimes And law enforcement knows this and recognizes the and if we really want to stop this sort of violence from happening we need to go after the perpetrators that we found because in the vast majority of hate crime cases we don't ever find a perpetrator Even serious cases they're very hard to investigate So we need to broadcast that this sort of violence is un American And we won't tolerate it and we'll go after perpetrators Thanks Janine That's Janine bell of Indiana University Coming up next the NFL accused of racist hiring practices This.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"That that's just the order of the day and that's how it should be important functions versus those that see an uptick in the number of these kinds of rulings and some concerns And there's no reasoning that opportunity for argument And so forth Alabama's argument here was that it shouldn't have to elevate race over traditional redistricting criteria Does this decision indicate that the court's conservative majority may be open to weakening the role race plays in drawing voting districts I have a very short answer which is yes I don't often get unqualified answers from lawyers Tell us why you said yes What's extraordinary about this is that in 2013 when the court struck section 5 it said you know don't worry We have section two still here to protect minority voters and then now you have the court kind of coming in and saying oh you know if states prioritize race this isn't what they've held of course because the case hasn't been heard on the merits But the implication is that if a state prioritizes minority voters protecting minority voters that they're somehow violating the constitution would effectively render section two of constitutional That is you simply can't protect minority voters under section two because doing so is somehow prioritizing race and constitutionally So it's a pretty surprising idea because for a long time the court has given Congress authority to enforce minority voting rights into the Fifteenth Amendment And so this would essentially be taking away Congress's power And at least to do what it did in section two The attorney general is challenging Texas's voting maps How does this decision play in that case Well anytime that a plaintiff is challenging 2020 maps trying to assert a section two claim Barriers are going to be perking up here in terms of the palpable thinking on section two compliance So I think if you're voting rights attorney hoping to use section two to challenge a map you know you're shaking in your boots Thanks Rebecca That's Rebecca green of William and Mary law school Coming up next the second trial over ahmaud Arbery's killing This is Bloomberg Burden LL you could save big when you bundle your home and auto with progressive but when we just come out and say it it feels like it falls a bit flat So we're going to tap into.
Native Opinion Podcast an American Indian Perspective
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Native Opinion Podcast an American Indian Perspective
"A life dedicated to service. And that does count for something. The choices he made as a young man, all the way through the rest of his life to serve. Not to acquire wealth not to do anything that brought it extreme attention to himself. But to quietly go through the business of choosing a career options to help other people. You heard at the bond hearing and during the trial of this case. Greg mcmichael chose as a young man to serve this country by enlisting in the navy. And after an honorable discharge, some years later decided to serve his community. Over 30 years in law enforcement. He was not a patrol officer, then later a detective, then later a detective, excuse me, an investigator with the DA's office because he sought power. There was no evidence of anything like that. They were never any complaints about him being aggressive about him seeking to take matters in his own hands without seeking the appropriate backups. He was not a gun toting aggressive officer. His wife testified during the bond hearing. One matter of pride that Greg mcmichael always had is that he never had to discharge his weapon. During the service of his community. And of course he wasn't a law enforcement officer or a investigator for the DA's office for money. That's laughable. He did it to help he did it to serve and protect other people. His post file that the court had into evidence during the bond hearing. Indicated numbers of commendations. And notes from people in the community, indicating how grateful they were for his willingness to participate in a case, for his willingness to go the extra mile for his kindness to families of people who had lost loved ones. Things that are above and beyond the work that he needed to do. Those examples of commitment of empathy and kindness are further examples of who Greg mcmichael is. He is a husband for over 38 years through thick and thin to the woman that he met and married months later. He's a son, a brother, a father, and a devoted grandfather. So yes, that's how I stand before you, your honor. Representing Greg mcmichael, who has now been convicted of murder, and I say without hesitation, he remains a man of goodness. For 66 years, I calculated that's 24,000 105 days of life on this planet. And we're here, not for a small matter, not as if all of the other erases what happened on that day. But we are here for a driveway decision to pursue ahmaud Arbery and a 5 minute chase that ended in tragedy. He needs to be punished..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Lurk county Colorado The president and First Lady touched down at the Rocky Mountain metropolitan airport this afternoon they toured a neighborhood in Louisville to see the destruction that took place with the Marshall fire last week about 1000 homes were destroyed and tens of thousands of residents were forced to flee The three white men convicted of killing ahmaud Arbery in Georgia are heading to prison Lisa Taylor has more judge Timothy Walmsley said Arbery did not deserve to die And he was killed because individuals here in this court took the law into their own hands They chased down and one of the men shot Arbery at 25 year old black man while he was jogging in Brunswick in February of 2020 Greg mcmichael and Travis mcmichael the man who pulled the trigger got life without parole and roddy Bryan got life with the possibility of parole Arbery's mother Wanda Cooper Jones thanked the jury and judge and added that she knew today would come The FDA is shortening the timeline for getting a coronavirus vaccine booster shot from Moderna The agency now says individuals 18 and older can get their booster 5 months after they get their initial shots Earlier this week the CDC shortened its recommendation on when folks can get a coronavirus booster shot from Pfizer The nation's labor secretary is talking up the December jobs figure that fell short of expectations It's a solid number as we continue to move forward Marty Walsh also admitted there's more work to do as the economy added a 199,000 jobs in December Walsh was asked why President Biden is polling so low when it comes to the economy and he said it's unfortunate More than 14 tons of ground beef are being recalled authorities say meat from interstate meat distributors packaged on December 20th may be contaminated with E. coli Officials are concerned some products may be in consumers refrigerators or freezers I'm Bryan shook There's a major COVID-19 outbreak at a notorious nursing home in north Jersey thoroughly Kessler has more It's an aunt over township and has been rebranded Woodland behavioral and nursing center It's where 83 residents died of COVID in spring 2020 when it was called Andover subacute two 17 bodies were found jammed into a makeshift morgue health officials say a 192 residents and a 108 staff members have recently tested positive for COVID the highest number of any nursing home in New Jersey Same ownership same management facing multiple lawsuits from 2020 Woodland officials have in commented Siri Kessler New Jersey Celebrities and politicians alike are paying tribute to Sidney Poitier the Academy Award winning actor passed away at the age of 94 Oprah Winfrey called him the greatest of the great trees while former president Obama tweeted he epitomized dignity and grace Americans aren't going to the movies like they used to Rory O'Neill explains nearly two thirds of Americans 61% didn't go to a movie theater at all last year a new Gallup poll finds Americans watched an average 1.4 films in cinemas in 2021 Gallup surveys from 15 years ago showed typical Americans would see nearly 5 flicks a year only about a third of the public went to as many as four movies in cinemas last year 9% went to 5 or more A researcher at Oregon state university has learned how fish talk Joe munger was studying recordings from underwater microphones in the national park of American Samoa and heard damsel fish calls They grind their teeth to create pops clicks and chirps associated with aggressive behavior and defense of their nests Munger says the information can be used to better understand changing ocean conditions I'm Brian schuch And I'm Charlie pellet At Bloomberg world headquarters a down Friday with the S&P posting the worst start to a year since 2016 a mixed hiring report doing little to ease concerns about a rate increase as early as March Tiffany wilding is chief economist at pimco Although the headline number was a bit disappointing I just keep in mind that there are two surveys underlying any payroll report and the household survey which isn't given to the headline number It was actually quite strong And I think that really is what the FOMC for example is going to be focusing on Tiffany wilding at pimco as for markets Rick reeder is chief investment officer for global fixed income at BlackRock financial management Until you get more data you know markets are going to be cautious They're going to be volatile There's going to be uncertainty It's going to be dispersion across the equity markets And I think this is a period where you want to just be a bit careful around what you do over the next couple of months or certainly in the next few weeks Rick reader of BlackRock Now what about the Federal Reserve and inflation specifically consumer prices Muhammad Al Aryan is a Bloomberg opinion columnist and the president of queens college Cambridge and chief economic adviser at alliance the parent company of pimco We are now looking at a 7 handle in terms of consensus expectation for next week's CPI We're looking at over 5% for core The fed can not escape the inflation issue So yes it.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The commissioner of New York's department of sanitation says he believes they'll have enough staff to prepare for the storm but they'll have to extend shifts and work around current shortages Just like all the every other city agency we've been definitely hit hard in this recent wave and uptake in COVID cases Right now we're about 23% staffing at it Sanitation commission to grace and says for now they will be operating in 12 hour shifts It is sentencing day for three white men convicted of murder in the deadly chase and shooting of ahmaud Arbery In November a Georgia jury found father and son Greg and Travis mcmichael and their neighbor William Bryan guilty of murder and other crimes in the February 2020 killing of the 25 year old black man university of Georgia law chair emeritus Ron Carlson says superior court judge Timothy Walmsley has limited options because murder carries a mandatory life sentence in Georgia The judge's options are very narrow but these are very important distinctions Does he levee a sentence of life without parole or life with parole Carlson with the university of Georgia says the jury's verdict sent a message that vigilante justice will not be tolerated Former New York governor Andrew Cuomo is set to make a virtual appearance today before an Albany judge prosecutors are moving to dismiss the only criminal charge filed against the Democrat in connection with the sexual harassment allegations that drove him from office Accused Cuomo of groping an aid in the executive mansion in December of 2028 months before he resigned Online sports betting in New York is a day away from reality The New York gaming commission says that it has approved mobile operator licenses for Caesar's DraftKings FanDuel and bed rivers rust street interactive they can begin taking wagers as of 9 a.m. local time Saturday Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr this is Bloomberg Nathan Thank you Michael.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A lack of personnel barriers and emergency medical staff were some of the security failures listed Vanderbilt university in Tennessee is part of a study of the drug Ivermectin to treat COVID-19 Brad Siegel reports though there's been a lot of misinformation about the drug of Vanderbilt doctor says there's a small dose pill only meant for humans that's being studied He says a separate version is meant for livestock only in his more dangerous Folks are being invited to take part in Vanderbilt study and can sign up on their website researchers are looking for people who've tested positive for COVID-19 in the last ten days and have at least two symptoms In addition participants must be 30 years old or older At least 52 people are dead and dozens missing after a coal mine fire in Russia 6 emergency workers are among the death toll after trying to rescue dozens of miners who were trapped deep underground in a coal mine near the Siberian city of Camaro The president and CEO of the national urban league says his sympathies are with the family of ahmaud Arbery This is a bittersweet victory for justice in this country on this day but the work ahead is considerable Mark morial said Thanksgiving Day is a time for families to be together and the Arbery family was robbed of that experience Morell went on to say Arbery was murdered in cold blood by vigilantes in Georgia a country where over half of adults drink alcohol weekly may be having a dry Christmas shops in the United Kingdom may run out of wine and liquor because not enough drivers are available to make deliveries The UK wine and spirit trade association sent a letter to the UK transport secretary signed by 48 members of the industry I'm Brian shook Two NYPD officers are recovering in the hospital after being shot in The Bronx last night Lisa salvati reports Police commissioner dermot Shea detailing what happened Everything is captioned on body camera as they're walking up the discussing tactically how they will approach and they immediately encounter this individual who's sitting on the front stoop of the building Within seconds they are in a gun battle It happens at around 8 15 on east 187th street and Beaumont avenue in the Belmont section one female officer was struck twice in the arm and her male partner was struck in his right armpit area before the bullet exited the left side of his chest Police arrested the suspect who was shot at least three times and is expected to survive Congresswoman Debbie dingell is revealing she's skeptical of the passage of paid leave in President Biden's build back better plan in an interview the Michigan Democrat expressed doubts about paid leave passing when she was asked about provisions that could potentially be left out of the measure by the time it comes back to the house A nearly 30 year veteran of the soap general hospital has been fired because he didn't get a COVID shot Michael castner reports sea Burton has played Jason Morgan for 29 years on the iconic daytime drama He confirmed the news on his Instagram Unfortunately general hospital has let me go because of the vaccine mandate He says he's firm and his position This is also about personal freedom to me I don't think anybody should lose their livelihood over this Burton doesn't rule out a return to the soap and the mandates are lifted below actor ingle raw democracy is also off the show after he rejected the mandate I'm Michael casser A Caribbean island health coach and her teenage daughter will head for space after the mom won two tickets for a virgin galactic flight virgin galactic founder Richard Branson surprised Keisha schaf with the good news at her home in Antigua earlier this month Shy of one the prize in a fundraising sweepstakes organized by virgin galactic I'm Brian schuck And I'm Brian curtiss in Los Angeles Let's check this hour to stop business stories and the markets Investors flock to havens in global markets on Friday amid growing concern over a coronavirus variant that was first discovered in South Africa Treasuries and the yen gained while South Africa's Rand fell to its lowest in a year against the U.S. dollar There are fears the variant may spread internationally and that that might cut off the recovery in the global economy Well let's take a look at a little bit more on this strain Scientists in South Africa and the World Health Organization are studying this recently identified variant It's been called very different to previous versions The UK and Israel banned flights from South Africa and some other African countries Hong Kong confirmed two cases of the strain In other news Chinese regulators are said to have asked didi global to delist from American exchanges Sources say the country's tech watchdog wants management to take the company off the New York Stock Exchange because it's concerned about leakage of sensitive data Proposals under consideration include a straight up privatization or a share float in Hong Kong that would be followed by a delisting from the United States All right let's go check out the markets I mentioned some torrid selling The nikkei is down 2.4% 719 points of downside there The ASX 200 down 1.4% the hanxing index is off 1.95% and the CSI 300 in China trading down about two thirds of 1% The yen is well bid Dolly and one 1466 The bloomery dollar spot index is up about a tenth of 1% Global news 24 hours a day live and at Bloomberg quick take Brought to you by 2700 journalists and analysts in a 120 countries around the world In Los Angeles I'm Brian Curtis This is Bloomberg.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"All right Douglas COVID crisis in Europe is not slowing The governments are trying to figure out the next step German and Chancellor Angela Merkel's pitch to impose a two week lockdown turned on by a new coalition incoming Chancellor Olaf Schultz says he will review vaccination mandates France plans to reinforce measures including masks and social distancing mandates Italy is going to target mainly unvaccinated people in a bid to shield itself from what's going on around it In Singapore they're watching health administer ong Ye Kung says he hopes a high vaccination rate will shield it for what is going on in Europe A parallel government floated by the supporters of Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi aims to raise as much as $1 billion from the sale of bonds to fund its efforts to topple the military regime there will have a few more details at the bottom of the hour Retailers in the U.S. are sounding the alarm on the growing organized retail crime spree and three men found guilty in the Georgia killing of ahmaud Arbery and the racially charged trial in San Francisco Ahmad Baxter This is Bloomberg Stephen All right thanks a lot Let's get back to our guest this half hour It's pre misread of rate strategy at TD securities global Obviously we talk a lot about inflation I'd like to get your read on the labor market We had those jobless claims falling to the lowest since 1969 but likely seasonal distortions there but we do have non farm payroll for November out next week What is your reading on the labor market right now And how would that impact what the fed is going to do So we're seeing continued momentum in terms of job growth So we're looking for another good number We don't have a forecast for next week yet But I wouldn't be surprised in the 300 to 500,000 range which is close to consensus So expecting to see continued good numbers I think big question is really on the labor market Do we see labor force participation rise to people reenter the labor force that hasn't happened in the last few months And our thought has been it just takes a while that are friction people may have waited for a higher wage or a better job fit But over time we do expect people to come back So that's something beyond the headline numbers that I'll be watching for Those claims numbers we didn't put too much in stock in today's numbers given the seasonal issues But it does reinforce their job losses a few There's the facility recovery speaking up So I think as we're seeing a healthy labor market it's just has COVID impacted labor for participation more structurally And that's going to have big implications for the fed Because I think as much as they want to see a strong labor market they also want to see whether people are returning to the labor force That will allow them to hike in a more patient or they can afford to let the economy run hot If the labor market has structurally changed and there were hints of that in the minutes that the fed is questioning the longer term impact If people are not returning to the labor force then it's tight and then wage inflation can continue to move higher than it can become a wage price spider I think that puts a lot of pressure on the fed to exit sooner So I think it is going to come down to the labor market Even more than inflation Okay Priya the time is a little bit compressed so I want to change subjects a little bit and refer back to this latest exchange between Jamie Dimon and China Do you think it's colossal stupidity by diamond or colossal insecurity by the CCP Oh that's a tough one I just think when there's heightened scrutiny on either side people react and I'm not sure why Jimmy diamond made that comment but I'm hoping that people can look past it and see the commitment that you come from made in China And that this doesn't affect the comment here or there should not affect the long-term relationship between an institution and a country I hope they can look past this back We'll see We'll see if the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has a comment today So far they haven't said anything right Brian Yeah you just heard from some of the proxies you know from the global times and such And yeah you know we love to joke around about this And he meant it as a joke but on a second thought why do it Why say it Yeah Priya speaking of this What's that Risk reward You should think about risk reward before you say something And this will not one of those good risk reward Coming off the recent approval for venture in China right Very quickly I think it's baked in foregone conclusion South Korea is going to fall in New Zealand high grades today at the be okay meeting Yes We do expect I mean there were early both central banks were early in terms of hiking and I do think it's going to be about divergence All through next year there will be central banks like we think the fed but certainly the ECB even the RBA that will be later than what's price trend And then there'll be the bank of Canada Bank of England be okay RB and Z that just have to go faster The small open economies much more sensitive to inflation pressures And so they'll have to respond So you like plenty of sovereigns over treasuries New Zealand is one What else We like Canada I think it comes down to which countries have already priced in the hiking cycle And so those rates have already priced in a high terminal rate the endpoint of the hiking cycle is appropriately priced Canada is one New Zealand is one Against I think the U.S. were pricing in the start but as we were talking about earlier the end just seems very pessimistic So if the fed raises rates up to two and a half as they themselves forecast then that tenure U.S. menu can get up to two and a half So I'd say a lot of these countries which.
The Dan Bongino Show
Kira Davis: Guilty Verdict of Ahmaud Arbery Shooters Is the Right Verdict
"Direction I think the charges were a little different because again that was the man who had the gun and then the others were filming it and part of it I think this is the right verdict and I'm glad to see it Now here's what's going to happen you guys This trial is going to go away The results of this trial talk of this trial discussion of this trial on the left after today we will hear no more about it Do you know why Because CNN and MSNBC can't divide us on this We're most of us are pretty much in agreement that this was a that this was a good verdict that this was an aberration that this shouldn't have happened to this young man You just had to go to these guys at social media posts and see all of the horrible stuff they were long before they had this incident I mean they just they weren't great people And no matter what that young man was doing that day I've gone over this case over and over you can go listen to my episode on it on my podcast But this young man did not deserve to be hunted down and killed like this Wow okay Yeah that's great So this is just as an action Anyways you might not agree with all the counts I think this is the right
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Ahmaud Arbery Shooters' Defense Attorney Dehumanized Arbery During Trial
"Here's Katie fag by the way cut 7. We used to we had her on a few years ago. I've had her on for a while. I think she's, I think she's pretty progressive herself, but I could be wrong, but she's a reporter a journalist. Here's what she said about the defense attorneys despicable description of ahmaud Arbery in that murder trial. Well, I think it was a critical misstep by the defense attorney, but if you're the defense attorney, you know what you're doing, you're dehumanizing the victim, right? You're making it so that the person who was the ultimate victim in this case ahmaud Arbery didn't really have a lot of value. So you're kind of suggesting to the jury, look, not only did he provoke this, but at the end of the day, it's okay. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, if you want to equip my client, because it really wasn't anything of value. It is beyond insulting to devalue and to dehumanize mister R Barry, but I'm not surprised because there has been this idea in this case that it was okay to chase down a man for 5 minutes, who was black because he was running down the street, fleeing for his life. Now, is it a racist thing to do? Maybe, I don't know. The jury's gonna have to decide that. Seems pretty despicable
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Deliberations are set to continue for a second day in the trial of three white men charged with the killing of ahmaud Arbery who was black The Jerry away murder charges against their father and son Greg and Travis mcmichael and their neighbor William Bryan The mcmichaels said that they suspected Arbery was a burglar when they chased him past their home in February of 2020 Brian joined the chase and recorded the cell phone video The prosecution says Aubrey was killed because of his race With coronavirus concerns high across the country Denver is implementing an indoor mask mandate Mayor Michael Hancock Denver in alignment with our regional partners will be issuing a public health order require mask and indoor settings for most businesses and venues If they don't want to require masks your businesses or venues can also implement a vaccine check Denver mayor Michael Hancock says it starts today and lasts until January 2nd The World Health Organization says coronavirus cases jumped by 11% in Europe in the last week The UN health agencies said cases and deaths globally have risen by about 6% with about 3.6 million new infections and about 5100 new deaths 51,000 new deaths reported in the previous week There's Black Friday and then there's by nothing day It's an international day of protest against consumerism Members of the buy nothing projects say they practice their anti consumerism year round They connect with one another in their own local communities on social media and on the buy nothing project app to exchange things like clothing and electronics Buy nothing project founding member Crescent moglich The nice thing about gifting and the financing project really is that you know where your things are going You know they're staying in the community Smug says the concept is simple If you need something you make an ask post and if you have something to donate you make a gift post Live in the Bloomberg interactive broker studios This is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Kelly this year is expected to mark the highest single year increase in Thanksgiving travelers since 2005 according to a triple-A spokesperson Andrew grosz says that it's most likely because last year's Thanksgiving travel was down so much because the pandemic What we're going to see this year is something more like a pre-pandemic 2019 level in terms of travel over this Thanksgiving period So we're looking at about 53.4 million people are going to travel this year and about 48.3 million of those folks will go by car Triple-A's Andrew gross also says no matter how high the gas prices are people are still going to go on that trip They're just going to figure out other ways to budget for it And Wisconsin judge set a $5 million cash bail for 39 year old Daryl Brooks who was charged with 5 counts of first degree intentional homicide Authorities say he plowed his car into a Christmas parade in Waukesha Sunday Night killing 5 adults and injuring over 60 more people during the bail hearing the prosecutor announced that a 6th person had died of their injuries and 8 year old boy Walker Shaw county district attorney Sue opper We learned of another death of a child related to this case We do expect a 6th count for first degree intentional homicide to be issued or added excuse me to this case DA Sue opera as Brooks entered no plea at the hearing His next court appearance is in January The end could be near in the case of a black jogger gunned down in Brunswick Georgia three white men are on triumph for the death of ahmaud Arbery A second day of deliberations begins today They told the judge of late yesterday their close to deciding verdicts A jury has awarded $26 million in damages against white nationalist leaders for violence that erupted during the 2017 unite the right rally in Charlottesville Virginia Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios This is global.
Mark Levin
Former NBA Player Kwame Brown Says Rittenhouse Trial Shouldn't Have Been Racialized
"Then there's Kwame Brown former NBA player for number teams And I saw this the daily cause of this guy He's right on He's right on so he won't get to be a host on MSNBC or CNN Cut 16 go I just don't get it I'll focus shit be on Ahmaud Arbery shouldn't be on Kyle rittenhouse That to me in my opinion look like self defense The courts found it as self defense The only the only bad thing is that he had to sit in jail for so long Because they made some political that had that wasn't or shouldn't have been political If you gonna get a board of gun charge give him the damn gun charge or let the boy out I'm sure a 17 year old walking around with a shotgun would have been a misdemeanor Which would have been probation He could have been home eating froot loops or whatever the hell to eat But still to that we want to make it like one of tied in want to tie it into something black We want to tie it into something bigger so we can have people come out in March and get checks off a little teenager's back And that to me is coin Trying to get money off of teenagers Trying to use the situation for a political gain to me that's Corona Everything I hate political okay Well it's a racist You know what it is A bunch of people getting paid to push this racist That's all it is They got no lane they didn't really got nothing to say The only thing they get paid off of talking about how racism is All right he's talking to you
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A holiday parade tragedy a vigil was held this evening in Waukesha Wisconsin where 5 people were killed and more than 40 others were injured yesterday when an SUV barreled into the parade crowd Police chief Daniel Thompson identified the suspect Mill through 9 years of age who was a resident of the city Milwaukee 5 films of first degree intentional homicide with additional charges based on the investigation The White House is touting 95% compliance with a COVID vaccine requirement for the federal workforce That includes government employees and contractors and numbers around 3.5 million The prosecution is preparing to deliver its rebuttal tomorrow in the closely watched trial of three men accused of killing ahmaud Arbery after closing arguments got underway earlier today The three white men are accused of murdering Arbery last year in Georgia while he was out for a jog I'm Brian schuck And I'm Brian Curtis in Los Angeles Let's get you caught up on this hour to stop business stories and the markets President Biden has selected Jerome Powell for a second term as fed chair He also elevated governor lael brainard to vice chair The nominations are expected to help maintain consistency at the Central Bank It comes as the Federal Reserve grapples with the fastest inflation in some three decades Well the fed might need to remove monetary stimulus faster than planned That's according to Atlanta fed president Raphael bostic He commented a few hours ago on Bloomberg radio Well I think there are good arguments to be made that we really should be considering fast We execute the taper There's a lot of uncertainty in the market inflation as you noted is at a very high level And I think it's important that if we need to be moving interest rates that we get the taper out of the way first So a faster taper would certainly give us more optionality as we move into 2022 and see where the data takes us That was Atlanta fed president Rafael bostick heard.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Biden's job approval rating is at a record low The Washington Post ABC News survey revealed the president's popularity rating has dropped to 41% The poll found his support a slipping most among Democrats and independents Pollsters say the trend is likely a result of economic hardships affecting many Americans amid rising costs and soaring inflation One bright spot for The White House the polls showed a majority of Americans support the bipartisan infrastructure package which Biden will sign tomorrow Treasury secretary Janet Yellen says inflation will likely continue through mid 2022 It really depends on the pandemic The pandemic has been calling the shots for the economy and foreign inflation Speaking on CBS's face the nation Yellen explained continuing to make progress against COVID-19 will cause inflation to go down Yellen noted increased demand for goods over services combined with issues in the supply chain are causing prices to skyrocket The treasury chief predicted prices could revert back to normal levels by next summer if the U.S. is successful in handling the pandemic The trial of three white men charged with the murder of ahmaud Arbery resumes in Georgia on Monday the unarmed 25 year old black man was shot to death while jogging through a neighborhood last year In court last week a defense attorney objected to reverend Al sharpton being seated in the gallery to support the victim's family claiming it was an effort to influence the jury He apologized the next day but civil rights attorney Ben crump is tweeting we are going to bring 100 black pastors to pray with the family next week American Idol star christoff tree is pausing touring.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Said it's COVID-19 pill reduced hospitalizations and deaths in high risk patients by 89% It means that it has the potential to upend how the disease caused by the coronavirus is treated and all to the chorus of the pandemic The drug makers said in a statement that it was no longer taking new patients in a clinical trial of the treatment due to the overwhelming efficacy They planned to submit the findings to U.S. regulatory authorities for emergency authorization as soon as possible The trial of the three white men accused of killing ahmaud Arbery begins today in Brunswick Georgia Aubrey who was black was shot last year while out for a jog meanwhile the judge said there appeared to be intentional discrimination in seating a jury with only one black member for the trial and 11 white members Aubrey family attorney Ben grump We are not confident that this jury will treat ahmaud Arbery and give him the same consideration that they would give his killers Attorney Ben crump has demonstrators rallied at the courthouse Many Senate Republicans are starting to process to try to stop President Biden from enacting the vaccination mandate to businesses with over 100 employees GOP senator Mike Braun This is probably the most frightening ultimatum that businesses have had to contend with especially in light of the fact that most of them have not had issues with COVID because they put so many rules and guidelines in themselves to keep their employees and customers safe.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"In Central Park of a crash on the eastbound LIE in your exit 41 Michael Barr has more on what's going on in New York and around the world Good morning Michael Good morning Nathan the Haitian government believes a local gang known as 400 mozo Our responsible for the abduction of 17 missionaries at a roadblock ambush Saturday the hostages include 16 Americans and one Canadian some of the captives of children Former FBI agent and crisis management expert Richard frankel was involved in negotiating the release of the U.S. missionary from Haiti in 2006 Frankel says gangs like to target foreigners because they tend to generate a bigger payout These are kidnappings for ransom They're not kidnappings for politics and not kidnappings related to terrorism The goal here is to make money Former FBI agent frankel spoke to ABC since Hades president was assassinated in July gangs have become the so called power brokers of the cities slowly taking over what they can Jury selection begins today in Georgia the father and son Gregory and Travis mcmichael along with their neighbor William Bryan all faced murder charges in the shooting death of ahmaud Arbery The defendants are white Aubrey was black Law professor Laurie Levinson has more on what the jury selection process might look like I think when they're looking for jurors they're going to be looking for people who truly can keep an open mind who truly understand that they have to look at the facts of this case and regardless of what's on television in regardless of what commentators are saying It will be their responsibility to figure out what actually happened Loyola law professor Laurie Levinson says jury selection is expected to last several days The parents of Long Island native Gabby potato are speaking out as the manhunt continues for her boyfriend Brian laundry who is wanted in connection to her death Gabby batis parents went on 60 minutes in Australia to talk about their 22 year old daughter They felt safe because she was with Brian and I felt like she would be okay I think I thought he would take care of her Meanwhile the fundraiser was held yesterday in New York in honor of Gabi petito They raised about $14,000 Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts to more than a 120 countries Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg Nathan Okay Michael.
Buried Truths
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Buried Truths
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Buried Truths
"ahmaud arbery" Discussed on Buried Truths
"Is being able to admit he won't call it evidence or information about a aubrey's pass and it was ruled that that cannot play a role in this trial. What was the defense hoping to be able to garner with that. If it would have been allowed well. I think a couple of things rose i think number one. They wanted to let the jury had the impression that may be ahmad. Armory was not just innocently out for a jog that day that he was a perhaps going to get into some trouble. He was trying to break into this house under construction. The idea is to suggest to the jury. He's not squeaky clean. And you shouldn't treat him as somebody who's completely innocent in any of this. The second issue of course and even more importantly is to suggest that there was a legitimate reason for the mcmichael's to pursue him a aubrey and to try to detain him. That day i mean that's going to be the entire defense. I've heard their lawyers speaking the media. I know their lawyers well. And they're going to rely on the defense of citizens arrest in this case and for them to do that. They have to be able to suggest to the jury. There was a need for an arrest and so his past from the defense side is relevant to show that he could have been engaged in criminal activity at that time. Hank what do you want to follow up with. What pay just talked about unless something happens in the court in which the judge himself says you know he knows the statute and the the the statute says that the people who are imposing the citizens arrest have to actually witness the the felonious activity and that there's been no suggestion that the mcmichael's or roddy. Brian saw anything that went on inside the house. And unless he throws it out. That'll become an argument for the lawyers during during the trial rose. I'd like to go back on one thing for my having to do with the fact that the defense cannot now bring in ahmad arbor's pass record. Not only does it take out a huge you know the the fangs from their defense. I think but it. It shifts their responsibility. Now to elevate the people who are on trial and to overcome what we know will be. The prosecution claim that they act with racist intent and they we know from the preliminary hearing. They have several examples. Particularly of travis mcmichael and roddy brian using racist terminology semi racist text messages or instagram postings and things such as that but we also know from the motions that they filed at the bond hearing that is they being the defense attorneys that they have a case they want to make. These guys are not racist and they have commendations from people that which they tried to save the life of a black man or they have One of travis mcmichael's coastguard roommates Who is african american saying. He is a fine person. he's a good guy. I've never seen that kind of behavior or heard that kind of language from him. So that's gonna be a point of contention. I think at trial particularly now that they cannot elevate the the ahmad arbor's past and i say they can't they will be able to and page knows is better than i should the prosecution slip up and some way and open the door to that. Correct me if i'm wrong. Gentlemen there are reports. That one of the mcmichael's used the inward either directly after the shooting or as aubrey was or was is that hearsay. No that's it was roddy. Brian apparently said that however That that he heard. Travis mcmichael say it as a moderate is lying on the ground and frankly he could've even still been alive and and he uses the n..
AP News Radio
Ex-Prosecutor Indicted for Misconduct in Ahmaud Arbery Death
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting an ex prosecutor has been indicted for misconduct in the death of a mod armory a former prosecutor in Georgia has been indicted on misconduct charges related to the Ahmad armory case former Brunswick judicial circuit district attorney Jackie Johnson was indicted by a Glynn county grand jury Thursday on charges of violating her oath of office and hindering a law enforcement officer armory was gunned down in February twenty twenty after being pursued by white father and son Greg and Travis but Michael Greg McMichael had worked as an investigator in Johnson's office the indictment says Johnson directed that Travis McMichael the alleged shooter should not be placed under arrest hi Mike Rossi
John Howell
Suspects in Ahmaud Arbery's Shooting Charged With Hate Crime
"Justice Department has announced federal hate crime charges against three men in the death of a model Aubrey. He's the Georgia man killed while out for a run last year. It comes as federal officials have moved quickly to open civil rights investigations into trouble. Police
All Things Considered
Ahmaud Arbery's mother alleges "cover up" by police, prosecutors
"One year after her son was shot and killed while jogging. Ahmad, our Berry's mother is suing them in in jail for his murder, as well as members of the local police department and prosecutors office. Member station W A. B M I heard reports are very was 25 years old when he was killed in a suburban Brunswick, Georgia neighborhood last year, according to his friends and family. He was on a dog at the time. Three white men in the neighborhood, suspected him of a burglary and chased him in their trucks. Before our Bree was shot. There's been no evidence he committed a burglary. In the multi million dollar civil suit armories mother alleges local police officers were responsible for her son's death and that the police and local prosecutors conspired to cover it up. Robberies family has characterized his death as a modern day lynching. After he was killed last February. No one was arrested until a video of the shooting went viral in May for NPR news. I'm member hurt in
John Batchelor
Day two of bond hearing for father, son charged with killing Ahmaud Arbery
"Today for three men accused of killing a black jogger in Georgia father and son Gregory and Travis McMichael, along with William Bryan, facing felony murder charges on that armory was shot and killed while out for a run in Brunswick, Georgia, in February. And
Tom Sullivan
Father and son charged with Ahmaud Arbery's killing seek bond
"A black jogger in Georgia are seeking release on bar attorneys for two of the man accused of murdering Ahmad Armory seeking the release of the father and son on Bond. Greg and Travis McMichael, appearing virtually due to Cove it with family and friends coming forward is character witnesses. The pair seen chasing armory before Travis fatally shot the 25 year old after spotting him running in there. Runs with Georgia neighborhood and what they told police was an attempted citizen's arrest of a suspected burglar. ABC is Adrian
Court TV Podcast
Debating the Ahmaud Arbery case
"Equa mercy. Join his acklin great to see you. Did He. How dare you? How dare you? This is my house and you're wearing yenkey stuff. Scion unapologetically hello. All right well I just hope that during our debate I do better than the mets do against the Yankees that's. Hoping all right, let. This is what we're GONNA to talk about is the video. The video and the Aubrey case is an amazing piece of evidence. For the prosecution against the McMichael's because you see everything they do. Those are the two guys with the guns in the pickup, one of whom shoots and kills armory. But I think unfortunately. It's a great piece of evidence for the man who is recording that video. Roddy Brian Acklin you do not agree with me. Do not you are wrong. You're wrong. All right I'M GONNA go first, and it starts here and I say unfortunately and I want to preface that folks I'm not making an argument for Roddy. Brian what I'm telling you is what's going to happen and unfortunately this is a great piece of evidence for Roddy, Brian, this video and it comes down to the arguments that Kevin Goth is attorney. Make look at the facts surrounding the video, the only person on the face of the earth who knows this video is being made and being recorded at the time. It's being made in recorded. Is Roddy Brian Okay. He's the only one that knows. That this video exists. He's the only person on earth okay. So, if in fact, prosecutors are going to argue that these three men are working as a lynch mob. Are they going to argue that Roddy Brian's job as part of this lynch mob is to Corral And make sure that you record the lynching, so we can memorialize all of this. And don't forget how everyone finds out about the recording. Roddy Brian at the scene. Invites police into his truck to view the video, so police show up there. Just investing you try to figure out what happens and Ronnie Brian. Tells Police. Listen I got I've got it on video. I, recorded it. Please take a look at it. Shows it to them right then and there. So. Again. Unfortunately, the argument that Kevin Goth can make is lazy. Let's go inside the body Brian. What's his intent? Here was his intent to lynch. Ahmad Aubrey. If so, why would he record a crime? And then why? When police show up the first thing he would do is hand over to police the evidence of the crime that he committed. This goes one hundred percent into the mindset of Roddy Brian and this is a strong argument that Kevin Goth can make to a jury. that. Why on earth would someone record their own crime and then the first thing they do when police show up? Is hand the piece of evidence over to them. ACKLIN. Arguing was very compelling in sense. It's you can tell that you're not racist. By the argument that you provided because we did not include the racist element. Ronnie, Brian in the Michael's were racist, and they were on age racist Tirade. That is why they went around. That is why they have video. As you can see back in the day when they did lynchings in wasn't prided, they had videos. They need pictures of it because they were excited about what they did. We are in a world in which we have Presidential rallies in which races tirades are invited so to to be to say that Haiti's men weren't in building would be wrong. They were in bolted with regards to the back surrounding the video. Let's talk about it the fact surrounding videos. Let's talk about the video. When he was I invited. It was no audio I. Don't know I have that function in my recording in the sense in which I can record a thin ideo in not on your. You know who had the. Mr Brian. We didn't hear the shock in the basement of something that somebody about to die. Why because that million participating in now? He missed a whole big piece of evidence in that pieces of Ahmad. Berry was found on missed the giants car. Pieces that means that evidence of Mr Bridge that means that he hit. The armory with his car to prevent him for movie. To say that he was unarmed is wrong. Mr Robin Mister Bryant had the biggest weapon it at the time. Which is the whole vehicle? Truck with a whole trump down at he did his way, even had that man was cool hand Luke because he was watching a murder, and nobody asked for the audio initially because he was a murder. You know who that the cops you had racist cops come to a racist situation. Leave. The racism states okay hit him with the high side and let him live for three months. Months without any interruption to say that Mister. Bryant wasn't guilty is a farce. He was very much guilty at an end for three months. They watched a video and immig miles. What because they were able to stop? Being friends after Arboretum was shot and killed, they were still friends. They still had the video. They watched it so much, so daddy opened the door to sexual crimes. The this, this case should shock the conscience because the levels of racism in this case is unreasonable, we act three different prosecutors. This prosecutor who saw this in didn't think that this was a murder. We had officers at the scene saw this. In, dot, this which justify so the the Glenn Races. When the most important that evidence of our very being on righties car was still on his car. Three months acted incident and nearly care to wash off so. That that is that the video helps Brian. Totally doesn't work acting that. You didn't plinking most so. The prosecutors are going to argue. That Roddy Brian. Was Racist which they can. Was In cahoots and knew the police would not charge him, which is why he shared the video with police, and knew the process and shared it with the prosecutor because he knew the prosecutor would never charge them, is that do you think that is? An argument that is going to fly with the again. This I'm saying. These are all unfortunate facts for prosecutors in this case, and the prosecutors are going to have to prosecute. Roddy Brian. The McMichael's the local Glenn County Police and the prosecutor's office all in the same trial in order for that theory of yours to to not help. Roddy Brian? Welcome welcome to the practicing law. The South the levels of racism is so appeared like many I. I have to think of Armagh. Arbitrary. That I may get I get that I. Get that, but here's my point. My point is this makes that video the fact that he shoots video and there's more obstacles now. Prosecutors unfortunately again that and to me the obstacle is not only do I have to prosecute these three men. I've got to prosecute the local police and I've got to prosecute the local prosecutor and guess what I'm probably going to have to do it in Glynn County. Georgia. That makes the case more difficult. It's like it's like A. It's like a harper. Literally, but this is what in is in the south? We Wanna say that we come. We've come so far, but that's what it is, and that's how that's how big it is. That's how big it is I think we're agreeing here Hear me out here me out on my theory and why we're agreeing okay, because we're. We're making to arguments that are. not necessarily in conflict everything you're saying. I'm I'm agreeing with. Right. I, just have to get you to agree with the fact that the case is a little bit harder against Roddy Brian with him shooting that video and handing it to police, because now prosecutors have to take on the police and the prosecutors right so. Can we agree on that yes? Yes, all right all right I think we solved it. I think we did. This is a big moment, but I will not ever. Ever cheer for the Yankees. Especially when they play my mets, that will never happen, but I think we can agree here. To a certain extent that the there's going to be some obstacles here, but I think what you have shown me. And made me realize how you look at the case. You know I look at the case a certain way, but I have to get a different mentality onto to to get to that next level. So? Wow Acklin, always great having you on the show for having go Yankees got. That will be her last time on the show by the way. Either that or we can edit that out next time. We'll just bleep it out. Right Acklin mercy, incredible criminal defense attorney. In Georgia knows Georgia law. Insider knows Georgia juries, which is the most important part of of trying to case when we come back. I WANNA, talk about hate crimes, because at the time of the Amman archery shooting there was no hate crime. Law in Georgia and people were. Besides themselves coast to coast. When you come back I'm going to explain to you why it's really not a big deal. Especially in this case, number one and number two. Hate crimes. Are Way too over height by the media.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Three Georgia men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery plead not guilty
"Have been entered against three white men who police say took part in the highly publicized killing of a black jogger in south Georgia. The three white men, including a father and son, charged with the February 23rd murder of Ahmad are very pleaded not guilty during it. Arraignment hearing suggestions suggestions court court Entering Entering that that not not guilty guilty pleas, pleas, 25 25 year year old old black black man man was was fatally fatally shot shot while while jogging jogging and and coastal coastal Brunswick, Brunswick, Georgia. Georgia. The The incident incident that that was was videoed videoed on on a cellphone became a Touchstone in the protest over racial and social injustice in the US Jim
Clark Howard
Ahmaud Arbery: Atlanta grand jury indicts three men in murder case
"Thank you grand jury did return an indictment against Travis McMichael pregnant Michael and William Bryan counts including malice and felony murder in Brunswick today the announcement from Joliet homes special prosecutor in the combat armory Calgary was the young black man who was shot and killed while the family says he was jogging in the Brunswick area in February father and son Gregory and Travis met Michael and William brown later took the viral video all indicted by a grand jury on nine counts each they're in jail with no bond Cristela ninety five point five W. S.
Phil's Gang
Three men indicted in the death of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia
"Hill three white men have been indicted on murder charges in the killing of almost Darbari of black man fatally shot while running in a suburban neighborhood near Georgia's coast Cobb county district attorney joy at home says Travis make Michael Greg make Michael and William Roddy Brian junior facing the charges nine charges are malice murder four counts of felony murder an four felonies under which the predicate for the felony murder charges lawyers for the Mike Michaels have cautioned against a rush to judgment and have said the full story will come out in court a lawyer for Brian has maintained that his client was merely a
AP News Radio
3 men indicted on murder charges in killing of Ahmaud Arbery
"Three men have been indicted in Georgia in the killing of Ahmad armory indicted are Travis McMichael Greg McMichael and William Bryan junior there are nine counts malice murder four counts of felony murder and four felonies the three are white Greg McMichael said he saw armory who was black running in his neighborhood and suspected he was a burglar and chased after him joy at homes is the Cobb county district attorney this is another positive step another great step for finding justice for a mod for finding justice for this family and the community beyond Greg McMichael said our brie attacked his son before being shot I met Donahue
Phil's Gang
Rep. Al Green on George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery
"One member of the house responded to the headlines in Minnesota Texas Democrat congressman Al Green spoke on the house floor about George Floyd an African American man who died after Minneapolis police officer pinned to the ground by kneeling on his neck congressman green also spoke about the recent killing of another black man what armory by two white men while he was out jogging in Georgia representative green says members of Congress have a responsibility to protect the rights of all Americans he said Congress declared war on poverty in a war on drugs was the time to declare war on
San Diego's Morning News with Ted and LaDona
Justice Department will investigate Ahmaud Arbery's death as a hate crime, family's attorneys say
"Attorneys for Ahmed are breeze family he says the justice department is investigating the man's murder as a hate crime Jared Halpern as more the justice department is investigating the murder of twenty five year old Ahmad armory as a hate crime attorneys for the family also say there's an investigation into the prosecution of the case arboreta black man was shot and killed while jogging in Georgia in February by a white father and son police arrested Gregory in Travis McMichael two months after the shooting both are now facing murder charges a third man who took video of the incident has also been
Steve Harvey
Feds looking at Ahmaud Arbery's death as a hate crime, attorneys say
"Also this morning the US department of justice is investigating the killing of a black Georgia jogger as a hate crime attorneys for Ahmad operates family say they received word from the U. S. attorney's office attorney Ben Crump says the arrest of William Brian in the killing is long overdue Brian took the video of the deadly attack of Aubrey by two white men crime says Aubrey ran for his life for over four minutes while the chase was recorded by Brian to tell us that he was chancellor innocent bystander it is currently dating so they charge a felony murder is absolutely appropriate Greg and Travis met Michael are accused of chasing down our Breanna Brunswick neighborhood because they thought he was a burglar prosecutors say Brian try to cut our pre op with his vehicle during the
The Frankie Boyer Show
Feds looking at Ahmaud Arbery's death as a hate crime, attorneys say
"The U. S. department of justice is launching an investigation into the shooting death of an unarmed black man in Georgia as a hate crime now according to attorneys for the victim's family Ahmad Aubrey was shot and killed by two white men while jogging in his neighborhood on February twenty third three arrests were made this month after a video surfaced of the violent encounter the US attorney's office for the Southern District of Georgia we'll look into why Glynn county and the state of Georgia took more than two months to make an arrest and whether the region has historically violated the rights of its citizens the U. S. attorney said he plans to file criminal and civil charges we have Brian who recorded armories killing from his car was arrested and charged with felony murder and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment his footage showed sixty four year old Gregory Nick Michael and his thirty four year old son Travis confronting armory before they shot
Morning Edition
Man who recorded Ahmaud Arbery shooting charged with murder
"Morning authorities in Georgia have arrested a third man in connection with the shooting of Ahmad armory armory who was black was jogging when he was shot and killed by two white men in February the man who recorded video of that shooting is now charged with murder and attempted false imprisonment here's Emily Jones from Georgia public broadcasting to explain the graphic video of Ahmad armories death provoked an angry and emotional response when it became public earlier this month armories friend taking Baker described watching the video or earlier this week on a Georgia public broadcasting talk shop does heartbroken to see my friend in on it down she'll like some animal it's not my heart eight well it was like it was just open season on is like two months have gone by with no arrests by the local police the Georgia bureau of investigation stepped in the day the video became public and within two days the father and son accused of killing armory were behind bars Gregory and Travis make Michael have been charged with murder but many have also called for the arrest of the man who recorded the video William Roddy Brian junior it's been a theme of protests over the last two weeks when he was Chris Stewart is one of the lawyers for arborists parents he points to what Greg McMichael told police the day of the shooting that Roddy tried to intercept armory as he jogged they didn't just say he was there they said that he participated in track to box I'm not in the mall I mean that is participating in a crime William Roddy Brian and his attorney maintained he was not involved in was just a witness they have denied Brian had any relationship with the McMichael's according to a statement from lawyers for armories family they're relieved by Brian's arrest it's the latest step in one of several ongoing investigations the GB eyes looking into the handling of the case armories family and their supporters are also calling for the removal of two local prosecutors who dealt with the shooting and defense attorneys for the McMichael's have said there is more video of the incident that will come out in court most legal proceedings in Georgia are on hold until at least June twelfth because of the corona