38 Burst results for "Both Cases"
The Dan Bongino Show
Does Mike Pence, Chris Christie Have a Lane in the Presidential Race?
"So the question is with that established record there is there lane a for mike pence and chris christie very discussed with a kid the centers the centers is obviously closing in on the polls in some of these places and i believe right now is trump's biggest threat but what is mike pence's lane is it the social conservative lane? folks i'm not really sure that's that you know that's going to fly because a lot of evangelical voters who you know and religious voters and even jewish voters on the republican side they saw trump with the abraham accords they saw the supreme court justices i'm not sure pence has a lane even less of a case is to be made for chris christie at this point i'm not sure what his lane is at all or why he's in the race other than to attack trump he basically admitted it yesterday he admitted it by not admitting it did you catch it jim he was like and for you out there in the media he's probably talking about me by the way who keeps saying it jim's not to say like what no no one's really saying this but us and a few other people out there in conservative talk shows for those of you out there saying saying i'm in this race only to go after donald trump you're right uh... i'm in the the lane he's in which is the victory which was a clever line but chris christie doesn't there's no evidence in the polling any chance to win the dissenters voters are pretty much locked in on ron de santis he's got a solid twenty to thirty percent depending on the state may be more trumps got a solid thirty to forty percent those voters folks are not moving everybody knows trump and everybody knows the
Bloomberg Law
Fresh update on "both cases" discussed on Bloomberg Law
"Gives it to families in need. To help, visit feedingamerica .org. Brought to you by Feeding America and the Ad Council. Ad Council. This is Bloomberg Law with June Bloomberg Radio. I've been talking to UCLA Law Professor James Park about the SEC cracking down on the crypto industry by suing its two biggest players. So before the break, Jim, we were talking about why the SEC seems to be regulating by enforcement rather than issuing clear rules. I think the SEC's defense in this situation is that these are laws that are on the books and they are deliberately vague. They are deliberately vague because we don't want to provide a roadmap to people who are committing fraud as to how they can evade regulation. Congress made the definition of a security deliberately vague because they understood there are going to be a lot of things that people would try to structure in order to avoid regulation through the federal securities laws, and that's how the federal securities laws are built. And so, to some extent, some form of regulation by enforcement is inevitable. I would also say in the SEC's defense that the problem of crypto has been extremely challenging because if you think about the technology, you can create 50 billion crypto assets with a single program and distribute it widely almost instantaneously to millions and millions of investors. This is a far different world. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And I think the SEC has been scrambling over the last five to six years as to how they should respond with respect to the boom in crypto assets. So I think that the industry has a point to some extent that perhaps at times the SEC has been a little bit clumsy in terms of the message that it's sending. Maybe it's been a little bit deliberately unclear in a certain way because it it wants to avoid being put into a box. The SEC's response is, well, that's just how the security laws are captured, I mean, we're just trying to understand the issue and problem and it takes time for us to do this. And that's why we're not giving you clear answers. We're trying to figure it out first and we don't want to preclude any speculation by taking premature positions that are not well thought out. Gensler has compared the crypto industry to the wild, wild west. I mean, is that pure exaggeration or is that true in many respects? I think it is. And it's something to be concerned about. And I think retail investors, you know, young people, for example, are very sort of into these digital markets and they're on social media where these coins are being touted. And then there's a concern that a lot of money is going to be lost to people who are essentially stealing it. That's not a good thing. And I think that there has been a tendency by the industry to push the boundaries, to push the boundaries of regulation. And I think that the idea that it's sort of the Wild West, it's an apt description. Looking at these cases, do you think that they're hard cases for the SEC to make? There are challenges with both cases. In the Binance case, you have more problematic conduct. So that's in favor of the SEC. On the other hand, only a portion of Binance's operations are clearly in the United States. So there's kind of a question of the SEC's jurisdiction and to what extent can they regulate operations that are completely overseas. The SEC is making the argument that these overseas operations clearly have an impact in the US because they are basically soliciting US investors and encouraging them to sign up for trading on foreign platforms, even though the foreign platforms are not really supposed to have US investors. There's some allegation that they're encouraging potential US clients to log in with an internet connection that doesn't identify where you are logging in from in order to allow that person to get through the various themes that are meant to keep out US investors. So certainly there is an argument that some of these other operations should be subject to US jurisdiction, but that could be a bit complicated to establish. With I Coinbase, think the challenge for the FCC is that they've only identified about 10 or so crypto assets that it maintains are clearly securities, and so certainly Coinbase may try to dispute in court that these crypto assets are actually securities under the Howey test. They may dispute that. The FCC may have to defend its position, crypto assets by crypto assets, and that's sort of the utter question of what does the FCC want in the Coinbase case. Are they trying to say that Coinbase should be shut down? Is there an alternative registration option that they think could proceed? Could Coinbase argue, hey, we'll just stop allowing trading in these 10 to 15 things that you see are securities? And if we do that, maybe we're not an exchange, and so we don't have to register going forward. So I think that these are very carefully thought through, thoroughly investigated cases, but there could be some complications if these exchanges decide to litigate in court. Maybe you can make this clearer. If there are only those few in the Coinbase case that the SEC The SEC is asserting our securities. Is this then not an attempt by the SEC to assert its jurisdiction over the crypto industry? They are still saying though that your entire exchange has to register with us. And so that's a little bit puzzling to me. I just read the complaints. haven't I really had a lot of time to think through the legal issues in doctrine, but that's something think that it seems seems a bit odd a to me because clearly there are crypto assets trading on Coinbase that are have not got half of the trading volume is Bitcoin and Ether and the SEC the same. And so there's kind of this issue of well if only a portion of of the trading on your exchange relates to securities. Should you have to register with the SEC and the SEC is saying yes you do. And so I think they are asserting authority over these exchanges. And I think the question is whether or not there may be some questions about the legality of that as you know there might be intermediate solutions where you could kind of jettison those crypto assets that are securities and argue that you're outside of the SEC's jurisdiction. But I think it's clear the SEC in the lawsuit they do want to regulate Coinbase and Binance as changes. So if Congress doesn't act in this area does that mean the courts will be deciding what is a security and what is not? Yeah they'll be deciding a couple things right? They'll be hitting taste by taste are these crypto assets that the SEC claims are securities are they actually securities? And then secondly they're going to decide the broader issue of when do you have to register with the SEC as a securities exchange? I think there are a couple of major legal issues here that the courts will look at if Congress does not act and Coinbase and Binance decide to litigate these cases. Some people say these lawsuits could transform the crypto market do you think I think they could if the SEC wins then I think we're going to have a much more regulated crypto market. When you register as an exchange the SEC has oversight the power to shape the rules on the exchange and their obligations on the exchange to look for market manipulation and fraud it's going to be much more of a regulated industry if SEC the succeeds that may not be such a bad thing for exchanges to comply with SEC oversight and this is not unprecedented in that you think about the New York Stock Exchange more than a hundred years ago it starts out as a private initiation of individuals who are interested in making a marketplace it becomes you know this great institution a private institution and you have the federal government in the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 basically taking jurisdiction over this private organization and so we can have a similar dynamic here in the crypto industry and that you know in the long run could be that a good thing for crypto and it might be it might be something that gives the crypto markets a bit more legitimacy to the extent that they are regulated. It'll be interesting to see where these two cases go. Oh thanks so much Jim. That's Professor James Park of UCLA Law School. Coming up why Supreme Court justices face less oversight than entry -level US workers. This is Bloomberg. Can't catch us live. Your favorite Bloomberg radio shows including Bloomberg surveillance. Wall Street Week and Bloomberg Sound On are also available as podcasts. Listen today on Apple, Spotify and anywhere else you get your podcasts. Meet Sam. Sam is 30 years old. Sam may not act the part but he's a billionaire. But
Mark Levin
Newt Gingrich: McCarthy Outmaneuvered Biden on Debt Ceiling Talks
"You're going to lose if the other side has the courage to stand firm. And the fact is that for over 100 days, McCarthy kept saying, and he went to the news media, he got more press coverage. If you go back and look at it, it's amazing how clear he was in communicating through the media despite their liberal bias because he just kept saying over over, and you know, we want to get this solved. And the key there was that the House Republican Conference actually passed a debt ceiling bill with real reforms. And therefore, the Senate Republicans, to my great shock, came out and said we are for McCarthy. And Mitch McConnell, who negotiated many of these deals, said, I'm not in this. This is McCarthy's opportunity. We're going to back McCarthy. And that in put a him position, and the reason I think this really matters in the long run, Mark, is if the center of gravity in Washington becomes the House Republicans, they are the most conservative group in the city, more much conservative than the Senate and obviously dramatically more conservative than the Biden White House. Now the question be will between the investigation process and the effort that they're going to put into the appropriations bills. Can they build on this? I tell everybody, if the debt ceiling was the final deal, I would have voted no. But if it's the first step in setting up a rhythm of winning, we keep so getting more and more goodies, then it's a very important yes. And I say that because if you read, the Mark, majority, you'll figure out, you know, we didn't jump to a balanced budget. We had three years of constant work, gradually inch by inch, getting Clinton in a position where a once balanced budget became possible. I think in this case, I don't think Biden's going to last three years. So the question is, can we get through 2023 2024 and be in a great position in January of 25 with a Republican president, Republican House, Republican Senate, to really drive dramatic, bold, deep
Mark Levin
Fresh "Both Cases" from Mark Levin
"Questioned on one or both cases. I'm Bryan Making a surprise trip to the border in Arizona today before holding a roundtable at Cushice College's Sierra Vista campus. Santa says Florida is not a sanctuary state. We have put forth resources to assist with the transportation of illegal migrants to sanctuary jurisdictions where you know advertised they've that they welcome that. That prevents for coming to Florida and I think it's also been very effective. California Governor Gavin Newsom threatening criminal prosecution of DeSantis for transporting migrants from Central and South America to Sacramento which is a sanctuary city. US Secretary State of Antony Blinken is in Saudi Arabia. On Tuesday he met with the Saudi Crown Prince to discuss joint efforts Commerce to combat terrorism and expand economic cooperation. The State Department says the two affirm their shared commitment to advance stability security and prosperity across the Middle East and beyond. meeting The happened amid rising tensions between the two countries in just one day after Saudi Arabia said it was going to cut oil
The Dan Bongino Show
Tom Fitton: FBI Targeted Judicial Watch's Coverage of Mar-a-Lago Raid
"And the Clinton -Sachter or case and I did tell them I probably didn't want to hear this evidence that I was worried and I told Trump I was worried this is in the summer of 2020 that the left is going to destroy the country if Trump won because they were planning insurrection of course they didn't want to hear that because I'm not aware they pursued that information but Tom wait what did they tell you they were there for mean I I don't understand I'm still trying to figure and I've listened to your appearance on Jesse's show what did they say or even investigating well the presumptively they said it was for Mar -a -Lago because judicial watch had been front and center on this issue about defending Trump and highlighting the Justice Department's abuse on the records harassment of Trump and the raid on his home and it became public and I guess they wanted to know some details that they were told or someone was saying that I told Trump hide the records which of course was never was not true but what I did say generally and publicly is that the Justice Department changed their position on presidential records after President Lee's office. We'd asked for Clinton records he second -guess the president's decision -making there and if he has them after he leaves office they're presumptively declassified and personal. presumptively So when all this noise started happening with Trump we said what is going on here and so we highlighted this publicly we were front and center publicly we sued for records what about was going on we sued for records on the subpoena and the raid on Trump's home and what do we get for our efforts the opposing Justice Department and highlighting their
Mark Levin
Fresh update on "both cases" discussed on Mark Levin
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The Bitboy Crypto Podcast
Algorand's Secret Plan Revealed!
"Has been kind of unfairly pushed down harder than other coins in my opinion and the morale of you know, the Algorand community the algo fam is fairly low. It's fairly low right now, but here's the thing there are a Misconceptions about what has actually happened with Algorand lately. First of all, the my algo hack happen, you know a good bit ago and a lot of people perceive that as you know Algorand got hacked. Listen Algorand didn't get hacked Algorand has never been hacked. My algo was a third -party wallet with the name my algo and people tied that and did the math in their heads really fast and said like oh like Algorand must have got hacked like Algorand had nothing to do with the creation of my algo or the reason it got hacked. Okay. So that's number one number two here is that Algorand was mentioned as a security in the bitrex case with the SEC to be clear. This is how the SEC is trying to do a workaround to call a crypto project of security instead of like going directly to court with them like they're doing with XRP. They tried to do this with nine other coins in the Coinbase case about the case for the guy that got hit for insider trading and they mentioned nine other coins that they called securities at the time there. But guess what when that case actually settled those nine coins called securities that was left out of the
CoinDesk Podcast Network
Why Elizabeth Warren Is Wrong About Crypto and the Fentanyl Epidemic
"Featured story is an opinion piece by CoinDesk's Daniel Kuhn. Our piece today is entitled, Why Elizabeth Warren is Wrong about Crypto and the Fentanyl Epidemic. For a while, crypto's role in the illegal and gray area drug trade seemed swept under the rug, or at least it was not getting the attention it could have, which is good and which the Fed shuttered back in 2013. It's good because some people have a tendency to moralize about drug use, and the less crypto is linked to crime in general, the less the entire industry will be stigmatized. However, it would arguably be better to be upfront about such things, assuming they're going on, as data now suggests. If crypto ever has a shot at finding a killer use case, or mass user base who understands why blockchains are important. U .S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts, is calling for a greater crypto crackdown following new research from blockchain analytics firms Chainalysis and Elliptic that found Bitcoin and Tether, or USDT, have become cornerstone to the global fentanyl trade. These are the same research companies that put out annual reports showing a fraction of a fraction of crypto transactions can be tied to illicit use. Quote, crypto is helping fund the fentanyl trade and we have the power to shut that down, Warren said, continuing, it's time. End quote. The Senator is a longtime critic of crypto, who recently made an incomprehensible anti -crypto army campaign part of her re -election bid. But does the Senator have a point? I already know what the crypto faithful will say. Chainalysis estimates less than 1 % of total crypto transactions are related to crime, so it doesn't matter if Chainalysis is now saying there's evidence. At least $37 .8 million worth of crypto was sent to drug manufacturers in China since 2018. But hold that thought, we'll get back to it. First, let's try to place crypto's alleged use for drug sales in the context of the global drug trade. To start, it's difficult to judge just how large the fentanyl economy is, because it is, by nature, kept mostly out of sight. But if Chainalysis and ellipsis figures are to be meaningful, they need context. According to one source Chainalysis cited, total quote chemical exports, end quote, from China, assumed by most authorities to be the largest manufacturer and exporter of black and gray market drugs, surpassed $100 billion in 2021 alone.
Mark Levin
'Highly Credible' FBI Source Alleges Biden Criminal Bribery Scheme
"During the Obama The administration. FBI did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment of course. FBI. Now Comer subpoenaed the FBI's FD 1023 document last month. The Bureau did not comply. It said it was trying to protect sources and methods. Comer threatened Biden hold to FBI Director Christopher Raine contempt of Congress. If the Bjorn didn't turn over the physical document to the committee. And the information in the form according to the whistleblower reveals a precise description of how the alleged criminal scheme was employed as as well as its purpose unquote and details an arrangement involving an exchange of money by the way Republicans didn't control the house none of this would be going on none of it. And depending on the kind of speaker, you know Boehner didn't like these committees digging into this sort of first he was pals with Obama as an example he hated the Tea Party well. See that with McCarthy. He's not pals with Biden. He's not pals with Mitch and he doesn't hate MAGA he doesn't hate conservatives he's brought them into his committee and if a committee chairman is going to hold an individual in contempt they have to go to the speaker effectively because they need the vote of the entire body in the case of an FBI director and he got the go -ahead from I McCarthy just don't buy all these attacks on McCarthy I'm sorry I think he's done a pretty pretty damn good job doesn't I have mean to agree with
The Dan Bongino Show
FBI Director Wray to Submit Key Document on Biden Bribery Scheme
"It's great to be with you always an honor to be filling in for my friend Dan I gave you guys an update last hour but in case you hadn't heard yet so FBI director Christopher Ray is finally going to be turning over a key document alleging that Joe Biden was involved in involved in a bribery game the document allegedly details a five million dollar criminal plot involving Biden during his vice presidency agency and a foreign national so there's this back and forth with James Comer ahead of the oversight committee with with Christopher Ray Christopher Ray is finally relenting so it's a win for Republicans points on the board which is good to hear which is also you know like it's not news that you know Joe Biden is involved in all this and stuff remember when he was on camera literally bragging about getting the prosecutor general fired who was a breeze breeze my holdings in Ukraine you know he flew his son on Air Force Two shukans with Chinese businessman grease the wheels for that and if you want to talk about classified documents I mean he allegedly had classified documents from the time as advice or in the Senate which is pretty crazy because you have to go into a skiff it's like whole a whole thing you've got to sign in turn your phone over so it takes some real effort to take documents from air yet you know they're going after you know Trump on the classified documents stuff even though he had the ultimate authority to classified documents so
Bitcoin Audible
When Bitcoin Meets AI by Aleksander Svetski
"A seemingly unstoppable force meets with an immovable object. I know, I know. Your Twitter feed has probably been drowning in threads and tips from AI bros who've discovered 99 ways for you to save 99 hours every week using chat GPT or some other list of 99 AI apps. I'm sick of it too. Trust me, especially considering most of these AI experts were Web 3 experts last year, NFT experts the year before, and DeFi or crypto experts before that. Trend hopping at its finest. That's not to say there's no value here to be found. Somewhere beneath or behind the almost deafening noise coming from these influencers, there is a possible paradigm shift and a genuine set of use cases. We've seen some already, of course. You can chat with these models to reason out a problem. You can summarize thoughts and ideas, find correlations between ideas, search for some information better than you could with Google, and of course, build more linguistically functional chat bots. Perhaps the best use case thus far is the Dev Assistant tool, but I get the sense that we've not yet seen the Uber moment. There is also, somewhere beneath and behind all the scary talk of AGI and the idiocy being proposed by bureaucrats and would -be regulators, a more human -centric, human -enhancing use for these tools. The idea of a language user interface as the next step from the thumb tapping we've been used to over the past decade is fascinating, and what we should be thinking about is how to make these tools new, quote, bicycles for the mind, as Steve Jobs said about computers. It's very important we push back against doomer narratives that lean the world toward approved AI, quote, unquote, in order to avoid such tools becoming yet another appendage of the state.
The Dan Bongino Show
Breadcrumbs From a Buried FBI Source May Lead to Bigger Biden Scandal
"In the past? Or if you haven't used them in the past, how did you verify it? So now we learned that the source who said Biden took a bribe was a trusted FBI source. And yet the FBI does nothing with the information. That is so strange. That is so weird. It's almost like the FBI is a political action committee operation oppo covering up for Joe Biden. This is the key line in the Margot Cleveland piece. The source was an apparent source trusted FBI folks. What's that song? I don't know much, but I know I love you. I don't know much. I don't know I love you either. I'm already married. But having said that, I don't know much, but I know federal investigations. Well, I did a lot of them. I put a lot of bad guys And when I hear that the source was an apparent trusted FBI source that sets off alarms and whistles in my head and bells and whistles because it means to me that the FBI had already used this person for prior cases and they had an an reputation. established Meaning the information would have held up in court. Meaning the next logical question should be, well why didn't you take the information to court? Here, Margo Cleveland goes on. Keep in mind, again, she's an attorney. She knows exactly what I know. She writes, this is huge because Senator Grassley wouldn't make that claim unless the whistleblower had. In other words, a whistleblower in the FBI went to Grazie and said, hey, I've seen
The Dan Bongino Show
Does McCarthy Have the Votes to Pass the New Debt Ceiling Plan?
"And you can roll right through to the radio show. That's up to you. But there is a lot going on. One quick quick note. The House is meeting ahead of a vote on a debt deal, which is supposed to happen shortly. I am really bad stuff. That the Republicans in this case, amazingly, I don't want to indict them all. You know, Mike Lee and Rand Paul and others have been speaking out about the debt deal. That the Republicans have again managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Listen, man, I'm not into pylons, but. It's just so pathetic sometimes. We already limit, save, grow, which was not a great deal, but was a better deal than the one the on table now. We already passed it. The House already passed it? Yes, it was already passed. So, why are we negotiating against ourselves? Exactly. Hell, even Nancy Mace Ace is, you know, whipping against this thing. Nancy Mace. So, what I'm hearing now is that because McCarthy's having trouble getting votes for this deal, is which not a good deal. It's not the most horrible deal and we don't have the Senate. We don't have the White House. I'm a realist. I'm not dumb. I know a lot of these Republican, oh, that guy bought Geno as a flamethrower. Really? Have you ever run for office? No, you haven't. So, you can shut them up, okay? I've actually put my name on a ballot. I know what I'm talking about. I understand we don't have that. We don't have the Senate and we don't have the White House. I get we're limited, but I'd like you to counter my argument, which is a simple one. Did we not already pass Limit Save Grow, which had a far better set of spending restrictions in it
The Dan Bongino Show
James B. Comey: FBI Did Nothing Wrong in Trump Investigation
"Okay. Okay. Okay. Dan, you have ADHD. I know it's a problem. I get it. I know. I want you to listen to Comey's clip here, it was this pseudo fake apology. And then when asked at the end, he's like, Oh yeah, but I don't really think the FBI liked anything wrong. This is an agency full of like, integrity and fidelity and bravery. They were just caught making up and completely fabricating a case to spy on the listen to this. Check this out as for the Durham report, 300 pages, four years investigating the investigators. One of the things that did come out of it was that procedures, regular FBI procedures were ignored, that steps were missed along the way in this investigation. In fact, director Ray said when the report came out, yeah, we acknowledge that a couple of ago, years and we've changed all that, those changes are already in place. Do you acknowledge perhaps that some mistakes were made along the way? Oh, definitely. And they were found four years ago by the inspector general. So there's nothing new in this new document. What were some of those mistakes from your point of view? Oh, that the FBI didn't communicate clearly the status of certain sources. They double checked certain information before putting it in a court application for a foreign intelligence wiretap and a bunch of others. And so do you believe now as these, some of these politicians call for defunding of the FBI, that that has been corrected and that now the procedures are in place to avoid those kinds of mistakes in the future? I think so. But in complex investigations, there's always going to mistakes. be It doesn't mean the FBI is incompetent, honest, and independent. So director with some distance now from from your time there with that investigation and everything that came into that 2016 election. Are there things that you wish you had done differently? Oh, plenty. I mean, plenty of
AP News Radio
3rd man charged in 2002 shooting death of Run-DMC star Jam Master Jay
"A third man has been charged in the 2002 shooting death of run DMC star jam master Jay. It's the latest in a case that languished for years with witnesses reluctant to speak federal prosecutors in New York filed a superseding indictment, charging Jay Bryant in the death of Jason jam master Jay maisel, the 49 year old queens man was already in custody on unrelated federal drug charges. His lawyer says securing an indictment is one thing proving it is another. In 2020, Ronald Washington and Carl Jordan junior were also indicted for jam master Jay's murder, the hip hop trailblazer was shot in the head in his studio at the time, authorities said it involved a drug deal gone bad, Julie Walker, New York.
AP News Radio
Guerrero gets 3 hits, Kikuchi earns the win as Blue Jays beat Brewers 7-2
"Toronto scored Ford first inning runs and never looked back at a 7 to one over Milwaukee at Rogers center. Trailing two, nothing that James got to start her Adrian Hauser, thanks to RBIs by Vladimir Guerrero junior in that Chapman. Alejandro Kirk and Kevin bijou scored an inning later who tripled the lead to 6 two. Visual added two hits. In the case, especially when I'm not playing and getting my swing dialed in and making sure my head's not moving a whole lot in my load just so I can see the ball for as long as possible. You say kikuchi went vibing and recorded his 500th career strikeout to improve to 6 and two. Houser took the laws, he falls to one and one. John Luther, Toronto
Mark Levin
Gregg Jarrett: Previewing New Book 'The Trial of the Century'
"The trial of the century what is the trial of the century Which one You know there have been a lot of famous trials that have been dubbed as such by the media over the years The Nuremberg case Julius Ethel Rosenberg the O. J. Simpson double murder case which I covered for 9 months in Los Angeles They pale in comparison to the 1925 scopes monkey trial Because it stake was our cherished free speech rights America was at the precipice there was an effort and it was succeeding to ban books for example on evolution and they weren't going to stop there They were going to ban a variety of science books and other books And in the state of Tennessee they made it a crime for a teacher to teach out of the state approved textbooks a chapter on the cornerstone Darwin theory of evolution Because they feared it would undermine the story of the divine creation in genesis in the Bible Which it didn't Their harmonious and Clarence Darrow was incensed over it So when a young 25 year old school teacher was handcuffed criminally charged in front of the host gal Darrow came to the rescue the greatest trial lawyer who ever lived And he for free descended John scopes It became known as the scopes monkey trial which was derived from an evolutionary misconception that humans evolved from monkeys or other primates I traveled a couple of years ago to the courthouse in Dayton Tennessee where the trial took place It's closed now but buried in the archives of the basement and I gained access was the original trial transcript
CoinDesk Podcast Network
Prosecutors Address Criminal Charges Against SBF
"U .S. criminal charges against Sam Bankman -Free don't warrant dismissal, prosecutors say. So basically, his lawyers tried to get criminal charges dismissed, and these include technicalities around his extradition back to the United States of America and campaign finance violations. In May, he filed pretrial motions to dismiss most charges against him. His defense argued procedural issues, the relevance of some U .S. laws given FTX's non -U .S. location, and that charges exceeded the great extradition terms. I actually want to toss this to Jen. I know your hand was up, Zach, but I'm going to toss it to Jen because she's our legal person. And I have nice hair today. She has better hair than you. Zach's got good hair. It's true. I can't beat Zach on the hair. Thanks, Will. All right. Let's get into the story. You know, I think Sam Bankman -Free has a good legal team. He understands what's going on. His parents are lawyers. And so we're going to see them kind of pick apart the technicalities of what's going on. I wasn't surprised to see that they didn't stick because what he is alleged of committing are really serious crimes that affected a lot of people. We're dealing with a large amount of money here, and I don't think it's going to go away based on some technicalities. But I do think that we can expect the team to continue to like throw the ball, see what sticks, see what kind of charges they can get thrown out. I just don't think it's going to work for Sam Bankman -Free. He is accused of some pretty serious crimes. Zach? Lawyers going to lawyer. That's what I see when I see this story. They're going to lawyer. This is the procedural dribs and drabs before the show goes live in October. We're all waiting for that season to kick off, and it's going to be a big season. This is someone who's alleged to have done some pretty significant financial crimes. So the idea that they're trying to knock this down is reasonable, right? They're trying to get their client the best possible terms that they can. Of course, they're going to do this. But still, this is going to go to court. This is going to happen. This is going to be really wild to see what the defense ends up being and what the case ends up being.
On The Rekord
Episode 110 - May 28th, 2023 - Boston Making History??? - Burst 12
"This is boss winning game 7, but I'm like they won by one by luck. So I'm like game 7 to me is like, if you're a boss and figure not comfortable. I don't know they're not comfortable. And if you're Miami fan, you're like, you're disappointed, but you're like, okay, we can do it again. But you have the legs for it. You got the breath, you conditioning for it. You have the mental stamina to endure this again. Exactly. I don't know, man. I really don't believe they do man. I'm sure Jimmy Butler does, but this is body can handle it because you know, like I said, Jimmy can he can run against the wall every now and then and burn himself out. And now we don't know. That wall you're talking about, I was looking to see it maybe game three or four of Denver. The wall is going to be tomorrow. That's the wall bro. I think you're right. Walls game 7, man. Whatever energy he could have. You could have had along with rest. That shit be sale, bro that ship is sale. Unless it plays out of his mind, has the best career. Bam is, to me, them is a key. 'cause they're giving you shots. But you gotta make it. Yeah? Yeah, you do. Four or 5 and 6, you gotta come bring it, bro listen. If I'm slow, you gotta put Kevin Love it on that front line, man. It's not right. Grab these rebounds. He's not right. Well, you need someone. You need someone. That's not right. That's a problem. He used to start and then they took on the rotation. I think he's hurt too. It's a damn shame. That's a problem with Miami is that they're basically limping into this playoffs. Damn. Tyler hero, Victor LL depot, Kyle Lowry, Kevin Love. For your players that were giving you quality, you know, minutes, they're hurt. Listen, the window that Pat Riley's got along with the way the east is. You got to get another great player for Jimmy. Now, so what do you predict for game 7? Honestly, if I'm a betting man, I could predict a ten point difference in favor of Boston. Maybe I'd say probably ten 13 point difference to your Boston. Most of my plus 13, I could see I could see an 87 one O one type situation. I got three and a half push. I can see either team pushing. And winning narrowly. I don't see a blowout. I can't see a ten point lead for Boston. What's up, man? I'm just, I'm looking at a team who had them dead to rights, I think that's going to be psychologically spent as they are physically spent. But more psychologically. Like, you know, like, you know, at this point, everybody's, you know, physically spend and stuff like that, but your body adjusts. Psychologically speaking, I think then boys is done, bro, I really do. You know, I don't think so. This is, this is the very worst case scenario for Miami. I think this is something they can salivate. Because if you think about their AC, no, they shouldn't be here, but they should be, but you are. So it's like, okay, if punch way above their way, but I think they've reached their, I think they reach their maximum, man. I really do. I got a three and a half. I think they have a Vegas guy at three and a half. Could usually when there's three and a half, that means you figure the home team. So usually when it comes to sports bets, if you see a plus negative three negative 7 or negative ten, they favor the home team. But I think they got a three and a half. So it was three and a half that means that it's a push. Listen, I'm looking at momentum. I mean, I don't see my ultimate Boston. Games four and 5. Yes. Game 6 to me, I look as a fluke. I think it's the same bet, bro. It was the hand of a guy that got that child 'cause they had less time, like if everybody was 2.1 on the clock, they're outta here. They're not, it's over. But this is the same thing. We said last year in that game 7, between these two teams. You know, there was one shot away from being eliminated. Yeah. It was Jimmy Butler, that made that shot, right? I think he shot a three coming up. He took you, buddy, but then go in. Yeah, he took it. He rimmed out. Yeah, man. So who's to say, but I can say it's a man fortune favors the bold man. We will find out. Boston's been hella bold in a situation that they put themselves in that they are like on the verge of turning around. Here's to me, who's a player, if Miami really wants to help Jimmy Butler out?
AP News Radio
Jan. 6 rioters are raking in thousands in donations. Now the US is coming after their haul
"Some January 6th rioters are raking in thousands of dollars in donations, now the Justice Department is coming after that money. For those who stormed the capitol on January 6th, 2021, it's not just a prison sentence they face, hefty fines are also going along with it. That's because prosecutors appear to be ramping up efforts to prevent them from profiting from their participation. The Justice Department, in some cases, questioning whether the money they have been raising goes to their legal defense when they're getting government funded lawyers. Daniel Goodwin, who participated in the January 6th riots and was convicted, promoted a website to raise money, the feds now want him to give up more than $25,000. I'm Julie Walker.
AP News Radio
On this week's AP Religion Minute, the archbishop of Chicago wants more information from the Illinois attorney general about newly uncovered cases of abuse.
"This week's AP religion roundup. The archbishop of Chicago wants more information from the Illinois attorney general about newly uncovered cases of abuse. In an interview with The Associated Press, archbishop blaze sewage urged the attorney general to provide information about 125 newly uncovered cases of priests, who sexually abused minors. It really does highlight the terrible tragedy that took place in so many lives by priest who acted to responsibly, but also leaders in the church who did not respond appropriately. Cardinal sewage says he would gladly include the cases on his list of credibly accused clergy if the claims were substantiated. In his first interview, since the report was released, the cardinal expressed surprise that the report contained names he had never heard of. We are genuinely perplexed by the use of the word undisclosed reports because as far as we know and we verified this also with the state's attorney, we have gone ahead and been very careful about making sure that any accusation any allegation of sexual abuse of someone in the church has been reported to the state's attorneys. The nearly 700 page report said investigators found that more than 450 Catholic clergy and Illinois 6 diocese had sexually abused nearly 2000 children since 1950. It depicted the problem as far worse than the hierarchy had acknowledged in 2018 at the start of the state's review. The newly revealed cases wouldn't necessarily have been handled by the archdiocese, but rather the religious orders were the pre served. During the 5 years, we have constantly asked the attorney general. If you come across any accusations that have been substantiated, that we don't have who are religious orders or others, please tell us, and we will look into it and do it. So we were surprised by the new names on there. We thought we had that kind of relationship with the attorney general. And so our disappointed that we're hearing these for the first time. Super acknowledged that the report laid barrow problem in the way the Catholic Church has handled abuse cases. Religious orders such as the Jesuits franciscans and Maris often escaped scrutiny since they keep personnel files on their priests, not the diocese and leadership. I'm Walter ratliff.
WTOP
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"Up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8th sand when it breaks, we've got Dave dildine in the WTO traffic center. We don't have any big crashes, but we do have quite a bit of road work lingering past 3 o'clock, and these work zones are causing backups in Virginia on the George Washington Parkway, northbound, beyond Langley, and southbound near fort Marcy in both cases, just one lane getting by the cruise on 95 northbound slow from triangle and dumfries on north toward Dale City before exit one 56. When last seen that work crew was still blocking the left lane of the main line, southbound lanes open, 28 southbound, near Compton road. They are picking up wrapping up in reopening the southbound lanes, thankfully. And likewise, down at the two 34 two 94 interchange project, all lanes of the Prince William Parkway in dumfries wrote are now open. On the beltway, it's getting slow on the interloop near the legion bridge, the work zone and McLean is clear in prince George's county, the mobile crew making one more pass southbound down the interloop through green belt. They're going to call it a day soon. Meanwhile, south of the beltway on route four, Pennsylvania avenue very slow past dower house road toward wood yard road, only one lane to the left is getting by a work zone. In Chevy Chase, it is an emergency work zone on Connecticut avenue at Jones bridge road. Northbound squeezing by the cones to the right, and at last report the signals were still dark. Southbound traffic was getting by at last report to the left on Connecticut avenue. In Damascus, it works on setup on 27 ridge road near Bethesda church road, alternating on ridge road, two 70, no issues, 95 good, Baltimore, Washington park way better. The crash north of 32 clear. Traffic brought to you by navy federal credit union, proud to serve members of the armed forces, DoD veterans and their families, the members of the mission, learn more navy federal dot org. Dave old ein WTO Pete traffic. Will these clouds clear, here's my Jennifer. Gusty wins and some cloud cover this story for this afternoon with a mixture of cloud cover and sunshine, our highs upper 40s
KCBS All News
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"One O 6 9 and a.m. 7 40. News time, 1221, the Biden administration is preparing for economic turmoil as protests over COVID-19 restrictions in China and a possible rail strike threaten supply chains during the holiday season. CBS News senior White House correspondent weijia Jiang reports. Both of these conflicts could disrupt the supply chain, which would send already high prices soaring even more. And in both cases, The White House is treading carefully trying to make an impact without interfering, especially in China, amid years of mounting tensions between the U.S. and Beijing. The move is rare and risky. Rebuking the Chinese government with some protesters even calling for president Xi Jinping to step down. Stronger police presence has curbed clashes with protesters over the country's zero COVID policy, which The White House criticized in a statement. It also said that everyone has the right to peacefully protest, but stop short of offering support to the demonstrators. The president is not going to speak for protesters around the world. They're speaking for themselves. The Biden administration is treading cautiously trying to stabilize relations with Beijing. The unrest in China has already led to tumbling stocks worldwide. It comes as here at home, the president asked Congress to intervene in a rail dispute and set a strike would hurl this nation into a devastating rail freight shutdown. Congress could push back the strike deadline, extend the negotiating period, force the two sides to use an arbitrator or an act legislation to adopt an agreement. So far all 12 unions involved have not approved a contract and workers could walk out early next month. Mark zandi is the chief economist of moody's analytics. Over one fourth of all of the goods are transported by rail. So if the rail industry is on strike, those things just won't get from the port to the store shelf, that will add to shortages. Both these issues, the rail strike, potential rail strike, and what's going on in China around supply chains and COVID. Threatened to make worse the inflationary problems that we are now facing. Hundreds of businesses sent a letter to congressional leaders urging them to get involved in warning that a rail strike could cost the U.S. economy up to $2 billion a day. House speaker Nancy Pelosi said lawmakers would vote to impose an agreement this week to avoid a quote catastrophic strike and then it'll be up to the Senate. That CBS News senior White House correspondent weijia Jiang
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"A global news update The UK is stepping up COVID-19 testing after two cases of the oma cron coronavirus turned up in England The British health secretary said today both cases are linked to travelers from South Africa prime minister Boris Johnson called it a reminder to get vaccinated Britain has already suspended flights from several countries in Southern Africa and similar U.S. travel restrictions are set to kick in Monday Doctor Anthony Fauci says there's no need to panic over the new COVID variant The White House chief medical adviser tells NBC's Today Show the U.S. is taking precautionary steps to allow time to learn more about the variant found in South Africa You don't want people to panic but you want to know that we're doing everything we can to stay ahead of this No cases have yet to be identified in the U.S. Tomorrow is expected to be the busiest of the holiday week for air travel Brad Siegel has more Airports are gearing up for another busy day the TSA says travelers set a pandemic record Wednesday with 2.3 million people flying for Thanksgiving That's more than double of last year and 88% of the number screen back in 2019 It was also the 7th straight day the TSA top 2 million passengers travelers are not expected to face weather delays on Sunday as forecasters say much of the country is expected to be quiet I'm Brad Siegel Another smash and grab robbery is being reported this time out of Minnesota Authorities in Burnsville a city just south of downtown Minneapolis say a group of 20 to 30 people swarmed a Best Buy Black Friday evening The suspects quickly ran off with numerous electronic items before police could arrive smash and grab robberies.
WGN Radio
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"Both cases, the victims are approached by a group of suspects armed with handguns, paintball guns that wooden bats demanding their personal belonging. Anyone with information is being asked to call Chicago police Johns Hopkins University has launched a new dashboard to track covid information. The new dashboard will log how people across the around the globe feel about coronavirus related protocols like vaccines and masking. The data comes from daily surveys, polling more than 12 million people from 115 countries and more Russ. Results from last month's global survey showed more than half of the unvaccinated respondents. Say they will not roll up their sleeves. No matter what the most common reasons for not getting the shot include fears of side effects and lack of confidence that it works now with WGN SPORTS Dave in it. WGN Sports is sponsored by Northwestern Football. Chicago's Big 10 team. The White Sox magic number is nine. If things fall their way, that number could be down to six. By tonight. The socks would need a win tonight over the visiting L. A Angels, while Cleveland would have to lose both games in a split doubleheader at Minnesota. In any event, it's only a matter of time, though the earliest The Sox could clinch outright is Saturday when they're in Texas. Last night, the Giants became the first team to clinch the postseason, winning their eighth in a row 9 to 1 over You, Darvish and the Padres, the Toronto Blue Jays now having the first wild card spot in the American League after ripping Tampa Bay 8 to 1 and Vladimir Guerrero Jr took over the major league home run lead. Breaking your time in the Angels. Shohei Otani with his 45th home run the Cubs, who dropped three straight to San Francisco over the weekend play tonight in Philadelphia. The fills 2.5 out of a wild card spot in the National League NFL. The Raiders beat the Ravens 33 27 in overtime. Derek Carr passed for 435 yards. 31 of those on the game winning touchdown pass to Zeta Jones in the overtime. College football is back in coach fits in the 2020 Big 10, West Division champions host Rutgers, Minnesota and Iowa at Ryan Field. This fall. Tickets on sale now today and use sports dot com Catch Dave EDIT WGN SPORTS Now the forecast from the premise he'll Weather center. It's going to be mostly cloudy and humid today at 30% Chance of thunderstorms behind your 87. Partly cloudy tonight a low down to 16 and tomorrow mostly sunny, a high near 77 75 year old.
Oprah and Eckhart Tolle: A NEW EARTH
"both cases" Discussed on Oprah and Eckhart Tolle: A NEW EARTH
"And the other person who perhaps it's also identified as the job lately. The repeal suddenly fence hearts deeply and in both cases. The famous saying applies. They know not what they do. Which of course points to complete lack of awareness so in that sense how some people hurt each other and try to take away an auditor feel in the moment the ego aside that would go on somebody else. It feels a little bit better already because you've taken away a bit from the value of the perceived value of that thing it's a delusional system but Many people are still totally trapped in that not review. of course. it's not the case with you. You're not totally. It's still operates in you to some extent but not totally trapped some connection with value my own sense of worse or worthiness which is connected to your external appearance. It could be connected to other things. It may also be connected to other things so there's a an image in you who you are. It's a sophist. Image of the sophist appearance body and the notion of course is very simple. It's to take your attention beyond the surface. Wait usually is the of your body the softwares of that which is on top of your body the close take your attention and deepa to the inherent an energy field aliveness or conscious presence pervades who you are the entire being nothing to do with the tunnel. Nothing to over the shape of the body. Or what's top of the body and you begin to go there into that dimension. Take your attention into that dimension where you are not the external form but you sense the very essence of who you. Are you sense the life that you are beyond the form then you no longer need to identify with foam. You're no longer than threatened when somebody's else's form is seemingly better than yours. It no longer does anything to your sense of eighty all..
The Iron Fist and the Velvet Glove
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"Gulf in a way that they didn't like and you can see the comparison with that in the wheelchair. He'll leader acknowledged in both cases. It's acknowledged that the person's doing the job it's the gang a battle that they object to because the why the gang of bad domains to some extent of the chew that others have and other celebrate in allowing this exception detracts from that vici tie. This is all part of the aristotelian sort of approach to things. Also just in terms of what is the purpose of something. What is the telus of a university in. This gets dan to sort of as and things like that. So if you take the view that a university is just to produce technicians People who can right computer programs for example people who can dissect a anatomies and and build recalculate load bearing for bridges. If it's if you if you've you university is purely producing technician with the technical skill. Then you would. Recruit are purely on academic performance and you would reject any sort of affirmative action if you a university as producing leaders of al society powell moments businesses. Now a community then you would want a varied cohort and it would be as important as the reading material. And that people mix with other ethnicities agendas of classes scheme collars all important for future leaders and on that basis. You might argue. Affirmative action is in our universities. So so that's why. The telus is an important concept when deciding what's an appropriate moral response to a quandary so intensive politics aristotle Answer the question. What is the purpose of politics and aerostat. All the purpose of politics is not to set up a framework of rights that is neutral in its objectives. It's not merely to guarantee men's rights against one another rather it is to cultivate the virtue of citizens. The purpose of politics is nothing less than to enable people to develop a distinctive here and capacities virtues to deliberate about the common good to acquire practical judgment to share in self-government into care for the fight of the community as a whole so. That's a very different approach to how current system of government which is really leave people alone as much as possible and okay disney justice when people start off from the wrong starting point or an uneven starting point so we've got to let people have an opportunity to at least attained university. You'll get an education but after that they're on their own in terms of whether i end up and as much as possible Leave people and create a framework of legal rights of you can't steal of each other and basically he'll can be assured of their property rights and and that sort of a framework of roy that's neutral in its objectives and for aristotle. That wasn't enough. It was about creating.
The Long and The Short Of It
"both cases" Discussed on The Long and The Short Of It
"Really impactful is as personal as sharing something dark and personal The fact is in both cases. We're talking about something personal and this is making me recognize. How did i not put this together yet. The you and i have had similar experiences with our listeners. Hello listeners when we do our favorite things episodes which we get requested to do every so often and why is that. It's not like we're digging into like very deep very meaningful things. It's the things that have been impactful to us the things that we've loved the things that have moved us and it helps people get to know us better okay. This is getting better now because owner. Keep pulling on our own thread of us because one of the things that we started to do a little while back. I did it as a bit of a joke. A lot of a joke. I put up a clip on instagram of something stupid. That happened during one of our recordings house. Like oh that's kind of funny. Maybe people will find that interesting and gentlemen find it surprising. The first time it appeared it was a bit of a like a little bit. This'll be funny. And i remember sharing it and the actually. It was a bit like that. Authenticity versus integrity opposite. I was like. Oh wow we really. We really got a lot of great feedback about this particular clip and then low and behold next recorded. something silly happened again and she it again and basically it's created this series. Where without fail for some reason every week. Something a little bit quirky a little bit unique. A little bit silly happens when we're recording and we now share one of those a week on instagram and people have commented certainly to me. I don't know about to you and definitely on the page itself. Like i really appreciate seeing seeing you to as human beings laughing and carrying on a being silly oud yes. Well i'm recognizing that it's a yin and yang sort of thing. That you on the podcast. We tried to dig into things that are important and the feedback we get from. Listeners is like holy crap. i was listening. I had this moment. I can never go back to before. And then they you so much for sharing that moment when john was singing out of tune like that was really really funny..
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"both cases" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Morning, Dave Ross's Kelly Bryant Governor faces pushback from both sides as he signs significant climate change policies into law. But his chi radios, Hannah Scott explains, it's the partial vetoes that is stirring up most of the debate. It was a day of celebration for governor Inslee and supporters of his climate change agenda. As NZ made multiple stops around Puget Sound to sign his Syriza of Bill's meant to combat climate change. First up the plastics bill by Democratic Senator Mona Das, Lindsay says does three important things first requires a minimum amount of recycled content. In plastic beverage bottles, household products, trash bags covering more products. And setting higher recycling standards for trash bags in any other state in the United States. Second, it prohibits the sale and distribution of Styrofoam. Such is packing peanuts, food service containers and coolers. Third requires food service establishments to give a customer. Uh, a single use Disposable cutlery, couplets condiment packages in straws on Lee if the customer requests it so we can reduce the usage of these These products ends. He calls it a huge victory for Washington state. Importantly, Washington is the first state in the nation. To enact this statewide upon request policy for covering all disposable food service items. We know that limiting single use plastics. And how much plastic we use will decrease the demand for oil and move us toward a greater sustainable future. Still also helps reduce plastic pollution reaching our beautiful beaches. And our beautiful oceans and will protect the wildlife. Next stop is where he signed the bill that will implement recommendations from the Environmental Justice Task Force to ensure fair treatment and participation of all communities, regardless of color or income and creating an implementing environmental policy. But it was the final stop that got most of the attention yesterday, where the governor was surrounded by supporters ahead of a bill signing on low carbon fuel standard and it Captain Best system. Put a price on carbon Among the supporters Democratic Senator Ruben Carlisle, We need faith and we need science. We need data. We need inspiration. We need heart and soul. We need wisdom and intelligence and best practices from around the world from the Nordic countries from all over the world, bringing both of them together holistically for the essence of this type of meaningful work. Democratic representative Deborah laconic, also praising injuries, commitment to climate goals. Now, you know, 20 years ago is that that's 20 years ago. You know, the governor was working really hard in Washington, D C talking about climate change. One known else wanted to talk about climate change into the right thing. Native American tribes were walking with the governor. Talk about climate change and a minute and a new administration came along right governor and they said, We don't say climate change. We say global warming. What is the governor? Do He says. We're gonna call climate change. We're gonna call it as it is. He stood at the federal level with environmental communities and with tribal communities, and it wasn't afraid to do the right thing. But before the signing, all insiders were already watching to see what ends. We would do about more moderate lawmakers linking these policies to the future passage of a large transportation funding package. That would include at least a five cent gas tax. Like before Insley could announce his partial Vito plans. Senate Transportation Chair Steve Hubs, got a courtesy call from Endsley and shared those details with me be telling the the section the linkage language in the Happening. Best bill knees. Is going to veto a line item veto, which, by the way we're not you you're not allowed to do is Governor yes, only illegal. Gross over extension of executive power, so Yeah. But in both cases is just bad. They're just It blows up the trust compromise that we try to get these bills. Together so Disappointing man's gross overreach of executive power that goes beyond what he's authorized in the Constitution. So I'm you know, First of all, I'm very disappointed that and second of all, what the Legislature's willing leadership is knowing I say we were ready to veto. Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle quickly echoed those concerns, including House Speaker Laurie Jenkins and Senate Majority Leader and do Billick, who both said this is headed to court. Okay. So to explain this, there was a deal in between the Legislature and the governor that he would get his carbon cap in trade thing in exchange for the promise of Ah gas tax and transportation projects and the next transportation projects. I want to be clear that what the governor's office says this is a This is a law lawmakers deal, right. So you have lawmakers making a deal with lawmakers and that this was nothing and it was like done in his name, but not anything he agreed to is what his office told me yesterday. This so called Grand bargain is something where moderate Democrats like Steve Hobbs Martin go ahead and vote for the low carbon fuel standard, which they've been opposed to Often in every year in the past because of the promise that this transportation package would come, which is the one that's was proposed by Hobbes. I think it's like 16 something billion dollars, and it would come with at least that five cent gas tax. The goal there is to make sure we have this transportation package and get the work done on our bridges or roads and every division in the carbon build, saying that unless that transportation package Over that the carbon thing won't take effect. Until that promise. Transportation passes passes, okay, that would have put off the carbon system for another couple years, then, right? That's the way it wasn't a billet wasn't going to start until 2023 that that was the provision that I had to stay in there. They have to get that transportation package passed by 2023. So that's gone now and so you have two different things because you have the Low carbon or the captain Invest bill where he just beat up that progression, which was in there as well and then the second one, the low carbon fuel standard, which is a line item. It's a subsection of a section, which is illegal in the state, according to the all the lawmakers who came out and said they're going to take him to court, but in the staff tells me that they disagree. So that sounds like something for the courts to decide. Yeah, well, the governor says you can't. You can't use one bill to determine the fate of another bill, I think was his argument, right? Well, that's another argument and one that they again, his staff said is possibly unconstitutional, so they think that they're going to possibly win out there. That's a different that this is the second time he's done line item veto. They took him to court once they won, but that that part that you just mentioned would be a separate a different argument. This time. We'll have to see what matters here is what it means to the rest of us. If this if this carbon thing kicks in right away does that is that going to affect gas prices and that shouldn't kick in right away is still and and sure you know, there's you have some who say it? It's a couple of sense. I think the governor says it's very low what they've seen in California and Oregon, which I believe both have that clean fuel standard. Others say that they I think there was a study that came out a little more from the conservative fight that said something like $2.14 or $2.44. A gallon could be the increase. And then you have. Yeah. So I could never tell which one is going to be accurate. When that happens. I imagine it will be somewhere in the middle. You know, maybe anywhere 30 to 40 cents that we'd have to wait and see. But at the same time you have the Captain Invest, which Some say it could also lead to that kind of a situation for your your home energy bills and then Doug Ericksen. Republican Doug Ericksen also came out, complained that length yesterday saying that there is a warning out there now that these policies could lead to blackouts across the Pacific Northwest blackout in the summer Times. That's what he said. That's it from my Northwest Energy, a group that he said had put that out because of these policies, so I think it's Z. Something about a hypothetical because of the implications of these policies. Something do you know again? Wait and see what happens. Okay? I heard you mentioned on a different bill here. A ban on packing peanuts..
AP News
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"180 day deadline for taking disciplinary action against law enforcement officers, which was missed in both cases. Both law enforcement officers were faulted for waiting outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School instead of rushing in and confronting gunman, Nicholas Cruz. Third deputy was also fired not only for driving away from the scene but also for failing to write up a tip that crews had been making threats on social media about shooting up a school. I'm Jackie Quinn. Mask changes I'm chemical I ever than AP News Minute New guidance from the CDC is the fully vaccinated can stop wearing masks outdoors in crowds and in most indoor settings today Is a great day for America President Biden as people who haven't finished, their shots have to protect themselves and those wearing masks should continue to be treated with respect. We've had too much conflict. Too much bitterness. Too much anger. Too much privatization of this issue about wearing masks. Let's put it to rest. The change follows the Lewis case number since September, the lowest number of deaths in a year and the fewest positive test since the start of the pandemic. A Marine Corps major stationed at Quantico just outside Washington, D C has been charged with taking part of the January six insurrection at the Capitol, Major Christopher Warn. Aguirre's is the first active duty service member to be charged in the riot. Prosecutors say he was arrested today in Virginia. I'm Tim McGuire. AP News.
Ride the Omnibus
"both cases" Discussed on Ride the Omnibus
"You know my own like me impulse or this messages or information on them not so so yes so so. That's bound for the reasons and the other reasons like I also i hope to use this direction so that you know or this is just the project that construction projects on the nature like the change of light wind or in the water or distance could vote. Its own read them in front of the camera. That's another thing that i'm very assess with So so so so so during the shooting on for each scene or though my set up was quite simply exist. One camera microphone that but are always on stay there for very long time like sometimes a half hour sometimes even longer patients and an waiting are definitely needed for this process and then in the aberdeen rule on. Yeah are so on. Back in in terms of of That's very important too. Because sometimes because it's not me who decide the length of duration or control of them now and it's wonderful how having balanced the way that you do forces you as viewer to shut off your mind and explore the frame in ways that you wouldn't otherwise as a viewer watching film it forces you to take a more active role within the context of the film. I think that's something. That's really incredible about your filmmaking. And in general how do you feel about looking at your work. In terms of the way that it responds to in his in dialogue with other documentaries about wuhan that have released in the past year like seventy six days or in the same breath by nonfood long. What are you hoping to add to the conversation around wuhan. I have my own opinions on this question but curious to hear yours because i haven't seen their war their films yet so on so i can say life phone. Many things are too. I think based on what i read. I i will say this You know is different in your way. Because i because the motivation behind my feel on Perspective is very different. Because i wanted to feel. I have been have been on this project for quite a long time. This is before the pandemic can also. I was born the race stare. That's worth like my hometown. So that my home. So i think in general the motivations perspective would be very friend. What's what's he on this curious. Well what i feel like is that in both of the cases of the film's idress mentioned. They have a very specific story that they are seeking to tell in a very specific way and in both cases there from people who are outside wuhan who are trying to communicate something about what is happening within wuhan and within china in a larger context. And i feel like the story somehow feels more imposed on the thing when you try to create a documentary vet is supposedly real life but you are structuring a story around everything that's happening. I always feel like there is so much more that ends up being in by the director who is representing reality in some sense as opposed to the observed documentarian position that you put yourself in where your films are almost like tone poem reflections on a specific feeling an specific place. And so i actually really appreciate your film for the work that it's doing in this context because rather than looking at the medical crisis specifically or protesting the government's lack of response or protesting specific things. It's looking at a patchwork of both human and geographical landscapes. Yep that's what that totally makes sense to me. Actually that's like my muslim. The does likely the reason that. I decided to change the project. I decided to give up the original project like Because it is because because i i tried to restore the picture of wuhan hometime electa from this more like a self treatment as in while i do hope that people because you know when when the news first appeared last year in january on.
860AM The Answer
"both cases" Discussed on 860AM The Answer
"To Charlie Kirk show with Eric Kaufman. And you know there was some variation because they were asked at slightly different time periods. But in both cases of a majority, a slight majority of African Americans said political correctness was demeaning. Rather than necessary to protect blacks and white liberals were more likely than black liberals to say political correctness was miss unnecessary. Protect one so anyway, White liberals have this more protective attitude. Where's black liberals have more of an emphasis on no political correctness is demeaning. More of an emphasis on I think with zillions rather than the need for protection. Which I think is quite interesting. So so it suggests the political correctness doesn't have the level of support within the black population that one might serve eyes. I'm curious As I look at this chart of Tani see coaches. He responded to this or even acknowledged it that he's making black people less optimistic. No, no, I mean, you know, I'm not trained with Dane to respond. I mean, there are some people who are trying to claim that all well, this event will you know you can produce it with with a short paragraph, but it quickly fades away. It's not gonna last You know other kinds of method. Illogical critics. What your fair fair enough. You could make such critiques. I just don't think that given the amount of messaging of that type that is around that this is really a convincing counter. Calderon knows especially the disparity. It's it's rather It's rather telling. So you also have one here personal experience of racism and discrimination by level of sadness and anxiety. Walk us through that one s O again. In addition to your partisanship and ideology and how much exposure you have to Social media, you also are more likely to report experiencing. There's still time to play shop Play Win Monopoly. It's.
Behind The Lens
"both cases" Discussed on Behind The Lens
"Service locks to have an english force service provided to that. You know that's a pretty big difference was at study hall. Who is just watching the or. Were you actually being instructed by english for instructor up. That's a graduation requirement right. The allegation is is that they. They should have been in english four. It was marked and records as being english for but it was actually just a study. It's unclear it's unclear where they were what was happening. And then if that service was you know it could have just been held for english for or was it actually supposed to be instruction in english. It's not really clear from the slaughter and remind us what happens with these warnings. Yes the district intervenes They can intervene at what is called a level one and they choose to do so at a loved. One letters are automatically made public In both cases they chose to intervene level to in those are subsequently coast on their website. Which is where we find them which is actually something the lens. Ask them to do a few years ago. And i like to think that maybe they listen to us because it helps make them more transparent I don't know if that's entirely the reason that they started coaching these letters. But i certainly think it's helpful for families for the public and the level one warning united states smartest made public in an intervention earth level. To warning is the level at which you know you're potentially putting your charter endanger. Isn't that right right. So if you if you do not take or complete the corrective action they ask for in to. Your charter can come up for consideration okay. We've seen that happen in a couples a couple schools harding a.
Scientific Sense
"both cases" Discussed on Scientific Sense
"Machine can something artificially intelligent be glamorous because they're talking about machines being able to make ethical judgments i take it fairly simple ones but machine can can certainly be programmed understand understand whatever they do rules which ethical rules or laws etc. But then we get to the survey can you. And i had talked about that briefly and our email. And i thought to myself can kind of machine be glamorous and there a film in twenty thirteen it was called her. I don't know if you saw. I i haven't seen could about it. Yeah i was just watching cenex. Who's always very convincing actor. And he falls in love with an assistant and that made me wonder. Well you can. That generated entity the glamour. I have determined. At least i think. I included not and not both questions can machine recognize clamor and can machine glamorous inclined to say no in both cases yes so security is going to be the deficiency of machines. Going back to your a. You're a off cleaved machine. I think what the machine into is to create art that the average population would find interesting or at tractor attractive. That's a good way to put it because it it sort of given given given a task it was sort of optimize optimize the out portrayed so it has to decide the app verson even the humanistics. It has now. What did you miss in. That process is as you say. It's interesting art but not great great so as one could argue yes machine could make interesting odd but it won't be able to push it to the tails of the distribution right because it will see a meeting less to the machine to do that. Yes all feel meaningless. And he wouldn't express it to be even expect it to be terribly expressive but also one of the things that makes our..
WTOP
"both cases" Discussed on WTOP
"Or visit American Eagle calm. It's 2, 48 Traffic and weather on the Eighth stayed till dine in the W T o P Traffic center. In the Baltimore Washington Parkway in Maryland, a medical emergency and SUV in the woods both ways near or just north of NASA Goddard, there were two separate TMS response is affecting both North bound in South bound traffic on the BW Parkway. South bound delays begin before 1 97 North bound, slowing starts before 4 95 95 through Laurel holding up Without delay, Oxon Hill forced heights, a crash and police activity on to 10 at the Beltway. All North bound traffic onto 10 must go either into the through lanes, the Beltway or north bound on to 95 north bound lanes that continue toward Oxon Hill Road and the ramps. Local lanes are blocked by that. Police investigation South down to 10 Open 2 95 near the Malcolm X Avenue project. Slow traffic through the long term works on there on the Beltway in Virginia, slow on the outer loop through Tysons and the merge on the 66 brought down to a single file past the long term work song. On 95 North bound traffic is slow toward to work zones north of route through Fredericksburg and north of acquire Your mom, Marco 1 46 in Quantico. Left Lane was blocked in both cases should be wrapping up soon. No sound that issues on 95. South found George Washington Parkway at Memorial Bridge, another to toll truck over height not allowed to be there. No commercial traffic on the parkway's Slow in single file past that tractor trailer South bound on the Tool board, Washington Memorial Parkway, Dave Tilden w T o P. Traffic to the Forecast and Chuck Bell. No weather concerns for the rest of your Thursday Bright sunshine afternoon highs today around 47 degrees. Clouds returned tonight. And most of the area will get at least a little bit of light rain in the first half of your Friday. Some of that could be freezing rain early pre dawn tomorrow morning in.
Scene Of the Crime
"both cases" Discussed on Scene Of the Crime
"Neither has called me back according to the seattle times though they spoke to tyler in november and he said quote. It is a little hard to believe that both cases are similar. Washington said of the abuse investigations. He said that he hadn't harmed either baby including the charge. He pleaded guilty to he. Says my kids are everything to me. And i would never do anything to cause physical harm. But many believe that tyler's alleged history of violence should have been looked into further. Here's an interview with detective garcia and his partner talking with tyler down at the station or not gonna ask any questions regarding that because that is something totally separate but in the event we accidentally mentioned certain things that might intertwine is. It's going to be for for me and my partner complete an intentional would that we realized that that's something separate were focused. My partner and i were just focused on on what happened to autumn. In case we're gonna try to stick to that line of questioning okay so that we understand what you were doing and if you can provide any insight regarding what you might have been going through will. She might have been seen are or who she was opposed to seeing on friday. But you tell them disbars you know. Do you have no idea what she was doing on friday..
WIBC 93.1FM
"both cases" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Could run really on. We've got a great economy. We've got eight years of things going Really well, Why would you want to change course now? You kind of had this down home pitch, and he could talkto voters in a way that I think was, you know, attractive at the time wasn't standoffish. Uh, he you know the media gave him a lot of grief about not being a smart is other presidential candidates or if he mispronounced something, it was a big, big deal, but for the most part the party itself. Raised a ton of money and you can't turn. You know, I mean, the Kennedys had a dynasty, but the Bush family had dynasty too, And they tapped a lot. Big donors that ended up making the difference in that primary. The two primaries were quite quite similar. You have the conventional choice. Wins in both cases, right after a flurry of interest at the beginning about these reform minded this mavericky kind of folks, you end up with the vice president. And the former president's son, and it's not super Tuesday. It anticlimactic is probably the right word. But I don't think anybody by that point I don't think anybody was expecting a finance right. This is the what you expect. You expect for the sitting vice president to win and you expect for the well funded, well organized Bush campaign that is well attuned with where the mainstream of the Republican electorate is to do well, and they do serious a candidate on the Republican side who has his experience.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"both cases" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"You suddenly came today? We're back here on the Duncan Do a real estate show. I'm Robert Johnson, President of the duck and duo here with Mike Corrigan from cross country mortgage. I do, Mike, I'm doing great. Good morning. Good morning. How's the start here? You're going. I know it's it is. Yeah, It's it's you know, it's more of the same. It's um you know, I think everybody thought, Hey, you know, 2022 2021 was into this magical moment. It's kind of more of the same with it just I just think it in our whole world. But Yeah, it's been a year spent starting off. Good. Um, you know a lot of the same themes from last year continue in the real estate market. A lot of demand very little supply. Low inventory rates have been a little bit volatile. They bounce around a little bit because of some of the political unrest and things that have happened around there. But Stiller at you know, at or near all time, historic lows, And so it's so far so good and looking forward to 2021. Yeah, You know, I was looking forward to January, especially because when we look historically a January we always have a pretty slow listing month in December. Just because people don't you know they're not being about putting their homes on the market. They're not wanting people that Trips through their homes during the holidays. They want toe wanna decorate they want enjoy their their holidays. They want to focus on all of that stuff on. Don't worry about moving. We're looking for a new place or selling their place after the holidays, so typically in our markets were always much busier with listings in January, as opposed to the end of the year, and I know I know other markets, especially up North. They don't really get busy with new listings until April. But ours really aren't really starts about January in January is usually one of our top three listing months of the year, which which is usually a surprise to some people, but I was really looking forward to new inventory in January, you know, getting out there hitting the ground running and just, you know, getting all these new listings so we could. We could have a lot of inventory for buyers. And you know the market would start moving a little bit. But I'm gonna tell you about halfway through January now and It's still really tight with the story. I thought, I thought our phones to be ringing off the hook toe list and Yeah, there. It's definitely busier than it has been. But Compared the last January and I don't know if it's because everything is going on. We're still a little slow with inventory, but you know it's picked up, but I'm you know, I'm really looking for the inventory to loosen up, and I hope that it does soon because, you know, I even looked up there just to get a feel of the market in some areas, and it's just like everything's pending. I don't know how much tighter Yeah, I was going to say this is anecdotally. But just in the neighborhood that I live in, Um, I noticed because I noticed these types of things being in the real estate market, the mortgage world. That a couple signs pop up and you know, so I try and kind of follow him just to see what's going on in literally In both cases, they went pending within 48 hours, and, you know, maybe that was, you know, online, right, So maybe it was probably even quicker than that. But it took that long to get online and it's just the properties just they go on the market and they go off the market. I'm miss quick as they go on. Yeah, And I do think especially when the market is really tight with inventory. I think that it is always attempting thing to think. Oh, man, I could just go out there and I could just Stick a sign in my yard and, you know, have all these calls and get all this done. And I'm gonna save all this money. But I'm gonna tell you that I think that when the market is really tight like this, I actually think that it's Ah lot of times. It can be even harder struggle on an even harder thing to overcome to actually get the home sold and to get it closed, especially if it's something that you're trying to do yourself and I don't mean to. Ah, To sound like I'm you know, using a scare tactic. It's just that I I see how much how much work is going into closing a lot of the properties that we have. And it's work from, you know, putting it on the market, making sure your vetting the buyer's getting the most money, usually with multiple offers figuring out how you can leverage those offers to get the cellar, you know the most money, but that's just the beginning. You know, then it's going through the inspection process with buyers who because they're paying a premium. They expect that the house to be an absolute premium. Sure, you know, uh, people that are, you know, scrutinizing the appraisal, you know, because the markets at the top, you know, sometimes getting through an appraisal issue, making sure the buyer has the best Linder possible, you know, making sure the buyer has all their ducks in the row in order to qualify. Um, because sometimes when the market's hot, it's like everybody clamps down on qualification, and it's just It's a lot To get the process to closing, and I feel like you know when the market's really hot That's where the work is. It's not actually getting the property under contract right away. But it's getting the most money and then getting all those steps all the way to closing, which turn out to be sometimes a really long process. And I know that you guys probably see that.