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"Kyle rittenhouse found not guilty of all charges by Josiah Bates. Kyle rittenhouse, the teenager who killed two people during demonstrations last year in Kenosha Wisconsin, was found not guilty on all charges Friday. Rittenhouse had originally faced 6 charges, but on November 15th, the day before deliberations began, judge Bruce Schroeder dismissed a gun possession charge against rittenhouse, the least serious charge he faced after rittenhouse's defense team argued that the law banning miners from possessing weapons only applied to short barreled guns, not to the rifle rittenhouse used. Rittenhouse now 18 was 17 at the time of the shootings. The jury of 7 women and 5 men deliberated more than three full days, but ultimately agreed with the defense that rittenhouse was acting in self defense. Rittenhouse broke down in tears of relief as the verdict was read. On August 25th, 2020, rittenhouse traveled across state lines from his home in Illinois to Kenosha amid unrest in the city over the shooting two days earlier of Jacob Blake, a black man who was shot in paralyzed after an altercation with police officers. No charges were filed against the officers involved in Blake's shooting. Rittenhouse's intention, according to his defense team, was to protect the city from rioting and to provide medical assistance to demonstrators. Rittenhouse had received some first aid and CPR training as part of a life guard job he held. However, the owner of a car dealership that rittenhouse was allegedly trying to protect that night. Testified during the trial that he had not asked for help. Video footage and photographs from the night of the shootings showed rittenhouse walking the streets with a military style semi automatic rifle, and prosecutors argued that rittenhouse's actions amounted to provocation and led to the violence that resulted in the fatal shootings of Joseph rosenbaum 36 and Anthony huber 26 and to the wounding of gage gross crus 27. During his testimony, gross crude acknowledged confronting rittenhouse after rosenbaum had been shot, and he said his own weapon was aimed at rittenhouse at one point. In closing arguments, prosecutor Thomas binger said that when rittenhouse shot gross groots in the bicep, gross Cruz's mangled arm accidentally allowed the Glock to point toward rittenhouse..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Com Kyle rittenhouse is no longer in Kenosha Wisconsin after being found not guilty on all charges in his double homicide trial one of his lawyers said he's relieved and he looks forward to getting on with his life Judge Bruce Schroeder spoke to the jury after members rendered their verdict all of you and you just I couldn't have asked for a better jury to work with And it has truly been my pleasure The judge added that the jurors don't have to talk about the case however they have the option to do that if they so choose We must acknowledge that the jury has spoken that's according to President Biden following the verdict this comes as the lead defense lawyer for rittenhouse said President Biden was wrong to call him a white supremacist A CDC panel is endorsing Pfizer and Moderna booster shots for all adults Next up in the approval process is word from CDC director doctor Rochelle Walensky Everyone 18 and older would be able to get a booster shot if walensky gives her blessing I'm Brian shook And I'm Charlie pellet at Bloomberg world headquarters Stocks retreated after hawkish remarks from Ted officials and mounting concern that another wave of the pandemic in Europe could spur more lockdowns His global co head of fundamental equity funds at Goldman Sachs There's certainly the possibility that we could have a misstep here and that rates back up more than the markets currently pricing in And obviously there we would see a correction We all know Marcus have gone up a lot and they also go down That's the reality And so it is possible that that's ahead of us Katie Koch of Goldman Sachs what about the inflation outlook Sarah Malik is chief investment officer for global equities at nuveen Our view is in 2022 It is going to be growth that Trump's inflation We do see some permanent inflation but some of this hard data we're seeing makes us optimistic that growth can overcome it Sarah malikov nuveen and on that theme of inflation Michael shawl is chairman and CEO of market field asset management I think the concerns about inflation are going to be a 2022 story I think the difficult decisions which are going to be made both of the corporate level and policy levels are not going to be made in November and December 2021 And so you know I think the market has a 33 hand here Michael shawl of market field asset management Word of a massive deal tonight in the healthcare industry private equity firms Bain capital and Helmand and freed men are said to be close to a deal to acquire Athena health for about $17 billion including debt this according to Dow Jones which says a deal could be finalized in coming days A record for the NASDAQ composite index up 63 points today hire by four tenths of 1% closing above 16,000 for the first time S&P down 6 down one tenth of 1% the Dow down 268 down 7 tenths Global news 24 hours a day on air and DOM Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Charlie pellet This is Bloomberg.
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"That's the end three 5 Right now 60% off genuine sales most popular products go to genu genuine sell dot com That's genuine dot com Dan bunch COVID-19 cases keep climbing in Illinois news is next but first the weather channel forecast cloudy kind of dismal out there colder We're going to dip down to a low of 24 tonight that tomorrow cloudy skies return high 39 or 34 to 34 at midway 34° at the lakefront Weather is sponsored in part by cars for kids Illinois public health officials reporting more than 5600 new and confirmed cases of COVID-19 today and 30 related deaths the 7 day statewide test positivity rate up again now to 3.6% The judge at Kyle rittenhouse's murder trial banned MSNBC from the courthouse after police say they briefly detained a man who had followed the jury bus and may have tried to photograph jurors Judge Bruce Schroeder said the man had claimed to be working for NBC NBC News releasing a statement saying the man is a freelancer who never contacted or intended to contact the jurors during deliberations and never intended to photograph them Meantime the defense continues to push for a mistrial as the jury deliberates 5 Kenosha schools near the courthouse have gone to virtual learning today and tomorrow because of protests surrounding the proceedings And as Chicago's former mayor rahm Emanuel awaits a final confirmation vote on his nomination as ambassador to Japan former Chicago inspector general Joe Ferguson has written a letter to U.S. senator saying there is no evidence of manual covered up the police shooting of Laquan McDonald Wls news time one 31 The exit ramp is closed with police activity on the inbound Stevenson This is with the China feeder sermac road ramp.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Judge Schroeder Continues To Raise Eyebrows During the Rittenhouse Trial
"The defense team for Kyle rittenhouse is requesting a mistrial. Based on this controversial release of the drone footage, the prosecution had access to a clear quality drone video that showed Kyle rittenhouse running for his life being chased by this lunatic, the convicted pedophile. And the prosecution allegedly withheld that video from the defense team, there were question a mistrial as a result, and this judge, he just seems fired up. Here's judge Bruce Schroeder yesterday railing about the distorted way the media has covered the cow rittenhouse trial. When I talked about problems with the media when this trial started, that's we're there in part. How did not fully put in part because of grossly irresponsible handling of what comes out of this trial? I will tell you this. And I'm going to think long and hard about life, television, betrayal, again, next time. I don't know. I've always been a firm believer in it because I think the people should be able to see what's going on, but what I see what's being done is really quite frightening. Frightening that's the right word for it. Hey, judge, I have a news flash for you. If you think the media is capable of lying with televised coverage of your trial, think what they'll do if you don't have televised coverage of a trial. You have to have cameras in a
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The black jogger He was attacking me that if he would have got the shotgun for me then it was the life or death situation Travis mcmichael his son in their neighbors say they thought Arbery was a burglar in their neighborhood A third day of jury deliberations is on the way in the Kyle rittenhouse trial the defense wants a mistrial They say prosecutors gave them a poor quality video that allegedly shows written house pointing his rifle at a Kenosha protester who did not pose a threat judge Bruce Schroeder says he will rule on that defense request later Live from 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 and analysts in more than 120 countries in Washington I'm Nathan Hager This is Bloomberg Tom and Paul Nathan thanks so much Pause for you I want to go to Nvidia which I don't know much about other than everything in the house that has graphics as Nvidia I think that's a safe statement And again in this transformation of this great bull market these companies are adapting and they are finding you know there was a really interesting note this morning from bed ladler Are they conglomerates Is Amazon a conglomerate Is Nvidia becoming a hundred I don't know I don't know It's interesting I think I take a look at Nvidia I mean stocks up a 124% this year Market cap you know 730 $1 billion It's one of those huge companies that you just don't hear enough about arguably within the context of discussing the technology stack is tech geek like to call it here You talk about the chips And it's amazing They can put up those kind of numbers when you do have those global shortages and global supply chain issues It's 13 thousand employees We talk about Nvidia like it's a 100,000 employees It's 13,000 employees I mean another one you know different I guess But in the group we talk about Adobe and we go 100,000 employees they're like GM or Ford 25,000 employees at Adobe Yeah exactly And Nvidia 13,000 I mean out in Santa Clara do you see think about that part of the world Tom and how much creativity and how much wealth creation out there from the technology revolution that we've seen over the last 40 to 50 years it's centered right in that little part of the world It's just extraordinary So again Nvidia stock doing very well has had a great great run here You know as we've always heard.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on Dennis Prager Podcasts
"The judge in the Kyle rittenhouse case. Ordered Asian food in. I don't know for the jury for I don't know for whom, for himself. And made the following comment, you will now hear it from the judge. So this is now being played on CNN. The judge presiding over KAR rittenhouse's homicidal homicide trial made a strange and offensive joke inside the courtroom today. I want you to listen to what judge Bruce Schroeder said as the court was preparing to take a lunch break. Let's hope for one o'clock. I don't know if the Asian food isn't coming. It's on his not one of those boats and Long Beach harbor. So he appears to be referring to the supply chain backlogs caused by congestion problems in California ports. But his comments were offensive and perceived as anti Asian by some. And as placing blame on Asian people for a catastrophic event happening in this country. John Yang, the president and executive director of Asian Americans advancing justice told CNN that the joke and I quote here, harms our community and puts us in the crosshairs of microaggressions as well as actual physical violence. That's CNN as my producer just said. Where did they find us the Asian action association for justice or something? You see how they lie? I don't lying. Is not an issue to the left. The judge ordered Asian food, and made a crack, I hope it's not being delayed. In the Lake. How is that possibly anti Asian?
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Judge in Rittenhouse Case Criticized Following ‘Asian Food’ Comments
"The judge in the Kyle rittenhouse case. Ordered Asian food in. I don't know for the jury for I don't know for whom, for himself. And made the following comment, you will now hear it from the judge. So this is now being played on CNN. The judge presiding over KAR rittenhouse's homicidal homicide trial made a strange and offensive joke inside the courtroom today. I want you to listen to what judge Bruce Schroeder said as the court was preparing to take a lunch break. Let's hope for one o'clock. I don't know if the Asian food isn't coming. It's on his not one of those boats and Long Beach harbor. So he appears to be referring to the supply chain backlogs caused by congestion problems in California ports. But his comments were offensive and perceived as anti Asian by some. And as placing blame on Asian people for a catastrophic event happening in this country. John Yang, the president and executive director of Asian Americans advancing justice told CNN that the joke and I quote here, harms our community and puts us in the crosshairs of microaggressions as well as actual physical violence. That's CNN as my producer just said. Where did they find us the Asian action association for justice or something? You see how they lie? I don't lying. Is not an issue to the left. The judge ordered Asian food, and made a crack, I hope it's not being delayed. In the Lake. How is that possibly anti Asian?
WNYC 93.9 FM
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Kyle rittenhouse's homicide trial is wrapping up in Kenosha Wisconsin Judge Bruce Schroeder Schrader rather has become the center of one of the nation's most watched cases careen Hess from Wisconsin public radio has more At 75 years old Bruce Schrader is Wisconsin's longest serving circuit court judge He has a well earned reputation of being no nonsense on the bench But also approachable He focuses a lot on lunch He tells a lot of stories sometimes there are about his wife sometimes they're about the law You know I always give a little speech first About well they're often about me And I'm going to make this one about me too But the nation got to see another side this week the law purest Many people wondered if Schroeder crossed the line with his repeated angry exchanges with lead prosecutor Thomas binger Brazen with me Those scoldings have contributed to concerns about his fairness This case has been controversial from the start The defendant Kyle rittenhouse is charged with several felonies including homicide for fatally shooting two people and wounding a third During a chaotic night of protests against police brutality Rittenhouse is maintained He was forced to shoot to protect himself Schrader made controversial pretrial decisions to not allow the three people shot to be called victims At the same time he concluded they could be referred to as rioters looters and arsonists during closing arguments This decision contributed to the view the trader is biased This is a case that brings to the fore a lot of matter to public concern Gun right The use of force by police officers and it makes sense that people are paying attention than to what's happening in the courtroom and the manner in which conversations are occurring That's Cecilia klingel a law professor at UW Madison She says judges and attorneys argue a lot and during trials there are theatrics as a judge Schroeder has the right to rule as he chooses Daniel Adams is a former Milwaukee county assistant district attorney He says media and others have mistaken both the defense and the state to be on equal ground But that's not how the legal system works The defense is right must be protected The judge is the ultimate protector of someone's individual rights to a fair trial and due process So if it appears that there's any tilt it's for a good reason But some legal experts wonder if that protection has gone too far Jeffrey Schwartz was a judge in Miami dade county for more than a decade He says a prosecution has made missteps over the last two weeks but he's critical of Schroeder's conduct I think he was wrong on a number of decisions that he made Schwartz now teaches law at western Michigan university He thinks I've written houses acquitted It will be because of Schrader's decisions He scares you to reconsider them I think was prideful So I have some real problems with this judge and the way that he has done things He's just basically to me kind of a loose cannon Closing arguments in the trial are expected Monday For NPR news I'm chlorine Hess in Kenosha Wisconsin An international team of activists and online researchers has been tracking false and misleading claims about climate change in real time while world leaders meet at the high stakes UN climate conference in Glasgow NPR's tech correspondent Shannon Bond got a look inside their social media worm For the past two weeks Sean buchan has started each day at his computer in Barcelona tracking narratives about the climate summit known as cop 26 Like this one We had this story that emerged where they were using diesel generators to power a lot of the electric cars that were shipping people to and from Glasgow That isn't true The cars were being recharged by generators burning lower emission vegetable oil But you know that was subtly left out of the information when it was tweeted or posted and it makes it seem like the whole cop 26 is running on diesel It's not false but it is highly misleading Buck and as an analyst at stop funding heat a British climate advocacy group He's part of a team monitoring social media during the summit Coordinated by Jenny Kang of the institute for strategic dialog in London Its long studied online extremism and terrorism And king sees a lot of similarities in the climate claims she's now tracking Climate is being co opted into this universe of anti government sentiment It's being weaponized by groups that have extremist or conspiracist affiliations They are spreading messages across social media platforms and those communities are more and more coexisting and cross pollinating across both mainstream and fringe platforms So king and her partners built a set of dashboards to monitor Facebook Twitter and other websites They're concerned was that climate deniers and conspiracists alike would create narratives that risked undermining the summit negotiations That happened in 2009 when climate deniers used hacked emails from scientists to fuel doubts ahead of another UN summit In a manufactured scandal known as climate gate King says her team has created an early warning system to prevent something like that from happening again What we have built is the infrastructure to look at the emergence of new narratives and of influence and impact across social media in real time King sends out a daily email bulletin about the narratives gaining the most traction to hundreds of subscribers Climate organizations media outlets scientists and policymakers She says before the summit started she wondered whether she'd mainly see attacks on specific topics under negotiation like carbon markets or curbing methane emissions Instead climate has absolutely become part of the culture wars She says the past two weeks have illustrated how climate is part of a larger universe of doubt and mistrust that has only been accelerated by the pandemic Many of the influencers the group has been tracking our longtime climate deniers Some are linked to the fossil fuel industry An increasingly they include figures who post all kinds of hoaxes and conspiracies So now those who've long claimed that climate change is a pretext for government overreach are pointing to similar falsehoods about COVID lockdowns They're both framed as an excuse to strip people of their freedom Language around things like climate lockdown is bleeding into spaces that were formed around anti vax sentiment or around QAnon affiliated arguments So these are not communities that were particularly interested or dedicated to climate to begin with but they have found a way to connect those other worldviews or ideologies with fear about the future of climate change response When climate falsehoods become embedded in a web of larger conspiracies that makes them harder to fight And it could hamper even more the world's ability to take big bold action on a global crisis Shannon Bond NPR news This is NPR news.
WCPT 820
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on WCPT 820
"That have been ruled out of bounds Rittenhouse is on trial for shooting two men dead and wounding a third during protests in Kenosha Wisconsin The AP's Jennifer King Kyle rittenhouse lawyer Corey cheraws As for a mistrial with prejudice so that rittenhouse can not be retried suggesting prosecutors were deliberately trying to cause a mistrial That is to provoke a mistrial in order to get another kick at the cat because the first trial is going badly During cross examination prosecutor Thomas binger asked Kyle rittenhouse about whether it was appropriate to use deadly force to protect property and post questions about rittenhouse's silence after his arrest Circuit judge Bruce Schroeder did not immediately rule on the request President Biden will be at Arlington national cemetery today for Veterans Day He will join in a reef laying ceremony There have been ceremonies around the world today commemorating the day in 1918 when Germany surrender ended World War I Vice president Kamala Harris joined president Emmanuel Macron in France for a tribute UN secretary general Antonio Guterres is worrying aloud about the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C That's 2.7°F 1.5° is still on reach but in life support And though he says it's on life support secretary general Guterres says we should still have hope He tells the AP though the UN climate talks in Scotland will probably not end with the carbon cutting pledges he says are needed to keep the planet from warming A SpaceX rocket carried four astronauts into orbit last night headed for the International Space Station including the 600th person to reach space in 60 years This is AP news Just ahead of the holidays a warning from Homeland Security AP correspondent Mike Gracia has got this The Department of Homeland Security is warning of a heightened threat environment with the approach of the holiday season from domestic extremists and people inspired by foreign terrorist groups while saying it has no credible information on a specific threat DHS said mass gatherings for upcoming religious holidays could be potential targets The bulletin is the fourth this year from DHS According to the FBI from 2010 through 2020 extremists advocating the superiority of the white race committed 18 lethal attacks in the United States killing 70 people Mike Gracia Washington FW de clerk has died As South Africa's last apartheid president he oversaw the end of the country's white minority rule He was 85 and died after a battle against cancer according to a spokesman I'm Rita foley AP news This is a 20 a.m. WC PT willow springs and streaming worldwide at 8 20 dot com We are Chicago's progressive chalk where facts matter Now your 8 20 Chicago traffic update The northbound tri state has slow traffic through The Rain.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Michael Barr has more on what's going on in New York and around the world Michael Thank you very much Nathan and 11 hour deposition of former New York governor Andrew Cuomo was made public He denied the sexual harassment allegations his accusers detailed a toxic workplace in the administration New York attorney general letitia James released hundreds of pages of transcripts yesterday of interviews from Cuomo's accusers and the governor A spokesman for Cuomo slammed the interview saying more people are questioning her shoddy and politically motivated report Governor Kathy hokey is calling on New York City employers to bring their workers back now According to a new survey done by partnership for New York City only 28% of Manhattan office workers are back in the city on an average work day A federal judge ruled Donald Trump's presidential records must be given to a U.S. House panel investigating the capital riot rejecting the former president's latest request to block their release pending his appeal U.S. district judge Tanya chuckin last night denied Trump's request that she put on hold in order She issued Tuesday night releasing the documents The federal judge has ordered a halt to enforcement of the Texas mask mandate in the state's school saying it violated a federal law protecting disabled students Kyle rittenhouse took the stand and his murdered trial acknowledging he used deadly force when he shot three people during a protest in Wisconsin last year but rittenhouse contends he fired in self defense Meanwhile rittenhouse's lawyers asked for a mistrial over what appeared to be out of bound questions by the chief prosecutor Kenosha county circuit judge Bruce Schroeder admonished lead prosecutor Thomas binger Just hours ago I said I had heard nothing in this trial to change any of my rulings So why test more your honor Pardon me That was before they were brazen with me The exchange happened when the jury was out of the room A new lawsuit has been filed in connection to the shooting on the scent of the Alec Baldwin movie rust The plaintiff Sergei svente says he was feet away from cinematographer Helena Hutchins when she was shot and killed Set noise attorney Gary dordick Any responsible actor knows you don't take a real gun pointed at a human being pull the trigger shoot a bullet and they die in the answer is huh I didn't know it was loaded The lawsuit is against Baldwin and the film's producers alleging negligence Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick tank powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts to more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr This is Bloomberg Nathan Thank.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Judge Bruce Schroeder Holds the Line in Kyle Rittenhouse Trial
"Kyle rittenhouse is on trial and it's becoming the number one news story in the country. Largely because of this judge and the fact that Kyle took the stand, it's a risk, but just kind of looking at the tea leaves. All they have to all they have to do, the Kyle rittenhouse team is win over one juror. They have to win over one juror that will not be able to live with themselves for locking up Kyle rittenhouse, and putting him in jail. Let's go to cut 44, which was not covered in the activist press. Now mind you, the drive bys a CNN and MSNBC and all the major news outlets they did not cover the rittenhouse trial nearly at all until today, as soon as Kyle rittenhouse took the stand, they pounced. And they also got introduced to this judge who has been admonishing the prosecution. And you can kind of tell this judge is really fed up with what's going on. And that's what a judge is supposed to do. A judge is supposed to use practical judgment prudence and wisdom. Wearing his black cloak, hopefully to have no bias and no prejudice, look at the merits of the case and say, wait a second. You can indict a hand sandwich. What are you doing here? And you could tell the judge has been poking the prosecution at every corner. The judge has been pushing back hold on. That's not allowed. That's not a lot. That's what a judge is supposed to do. A judge is not supposed to be a rubber stamp or a yes man for the state or the prosecution. This is an important thing that we talked about the other day as far as how our justice system is designed. Is that prosecutors are supposed to be independent of judges and vice versa? Judges are supposed to be the balance between the citizens, people that are going to be put on trial and the prosecution of people that do the trials. The state, the government versus the people. And what we see in the Kyle rittenhouse drama, make no mistake. If Kyle rittenhouse would have been a BLM incorporated activist, and if he would have shot a Trump supporter outside of a Trump rally, that none of this would be an issue. They would say they deserve it, and you know what's my justification for that? Can someone possibly explain to me why lieutenant Michael bird got off for shooting Ashley babbitt? But Kyle rittenhouse has to go through this entire saga for shooting a child rapist in an antifa person trying to
The Charlie Kirk Show
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"I know that's something in the Kenosha. I mean, the Kenosha trial. But this camera's in there. It's definitely cameras up in there and it's definitely people taking pictures of the jury's and everything like that. We know what's going on. So we need the same results, man. We need the same results. Justice for Dante right, justice for also. Oh, we need the same results. We have cameras of the jury. That is the illegal what he is doing. Yet the Department of Justice is too busy trying to go find a diary that belong to Biden's daughter while you have George Floyd's nephew May he rest in peace always saint George Floyd. May we owe his memory always be a blessing. It's ridiculous, how we have to put up with this charade for a couple years. And meanwhile, his nephew is threatening jurors in Kenosha. What I want to just say, though, that there is an unexpected hero. And that is the judge, Bruce Schroeder, he is a true wisconsinite, and he is pushing back against this aggressive prosecution that is unfairly trying to frame the case into something that it isn't. So let's go one by one. Let's go to 78, the judge is scolding the prosecution. By the way, where were judges like this standing up against election fraud? Where were judges like this standing up against the balloting issues? Where were judges like the standing up? Against any of the abuses of power we've seen, where are the judges like this that stood up against the Pfizer Warren app Warren application to spy on Donald Trump? This is how judges are supposed to work when the prosecution acts reckless and ballistic. Play cut 78. Why would you think that that made it okay for you without any advanced notice to bring this matter before the jury? You are already I was astonished. When you began your examination by commenting on the defendant's post arrest, silence. That's basic law. It's been basic law in this country for 40 years, 50 years. I have no idea why you would do something like that. And it gives well, I'll leave it at that. So I don't know what you're up to. Then cut 80 the judge continues by saying the prosecution, this is not permitted. This judge is how every judge in the country needs to be about standing up for the rule of law, standing up for due process, standing up for the constitution. Play cut 80. To what has already been introduced. The problem is, this is a grave constitutional violation for you to talk about the defendants, silence, and that is, and you're right. You're right on the you're right on the borderline. And you may, you may be over. But it better stop. Understood. This is I can't think of the case that an initial case on it, but this is not permitted. All right. Yes, did you already come in please? This judge dismissed the jury twice to scold the prosecution for crossing constitutional barriers and limits regarding Kyle rittenhouse's waving of his Fifth Amendment rights and also the line of questioning and not submitting basically the topics or the subjects that he was going to cross examine Kyle rittenhouse with. So let's play some of Kyle rittenhouse's testimony. So Kyle rittenhouse took the stand that is a huge risk. Now the only I could see positive wrinkle. I think Kyle's doing fine. He's a young guy, okay? He's a young man, and that is a tough situation. He's no. He knows he's on national TV being grilled by this jerk, but the only positive, remember, it doesn't matter necessarily how well you answer every question, what matters is can you win over one juror? And I think, again, I'm not saying this is wise, but I think actually I should I should think deeply about that. Because I'm constantly struggling. The defense is bet. Let me just do this. The defense's bet is that in today's America, this this decision, this case was not going to be decided on technical law. That instead, they need to win over one juror that says they don't want to put the young man Kyle rittenhouse, who is largely clueless around types of ammo and places and locations in jail. I believe that was the defense's thinking. Kyle rittenhouse explains cut 70 he breaks down when he is recounting how he got quartered by three men while trying to flee the conflict. I think that him crying is going to help him. I think the jury is going to see that. They saw that they say, this is not a murderer. This is a kid who defended himself. Play cut 70..
The Charlie Kirk Show
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"George Floyd's nephew is openly threatening jurors in the Kyle rittenhouse case. That's right, George Floyd's nephew is openly threatening jurors that might not give them the verdict they want. So this is the way things work in America now. Judge the rule the way we want, or we're going to burn your city down. Put young white men who defend themselves in prison, or else we're going to destroy all the Wendy's in your local area. Play cut 32. I ain't even gonna name the people that I know that's something in the Kenosha. I mean, the Kenosha trial. But this camera's in there. It's definitely cameras up in there and it's definitely people taking pictures of the jury's and everything like that. We know what's going on. So we need the same results, man. We need the same results. Justice for Dante right, justice for also. Oh, we need the same results. We have cameras of the jury. That is the illegal what he is doing. Yet the Department of Justice is too busy trying to go find a diary that belong to Biden's daughter while you have George Floyd's nephew May he rest in peace always saint George Floyd. May we owe his memory always be a blessing. It's ridiculous, how we have to put up with this charade for a couple years. And meanwhile, his nephew is threatening jurors in Kenosha. What I want to just say, though, that there is an unexpected hero. And that is the judge, Bruce Schroeder, he is a true wisconsinite, and he is pushing back against this aggressive prosecution that is unfairly trying to frame the case into something that
The Charlie Kirk Show
Nephew of George Floyd Appears to Threaten Jurors in Kyle Rittenhouse Case
"George Floyd's nephew is openly threatening jurors in the Kyle rittenhouse case. That's right, George Floyd's nephew is openly threatening jurors that might not give them the verdict they want. So this is the way things work in America now. Judge the rule the way we want, or we're going to burn your city down. Put young white men who defend themselves in prison, or else we're going to destroy all the Wendy's in your local area. Play cut 32. I ain't even gonna name the people that I know that's something in the Kenosha. I mean, the Kenosha trial. But this camera's in there. It's definitely cameras up in there and it's definitely people taking pictures of the jury's and everything like that. We know what's going on. So we need the same results, man. We need the same results. Justice for Dante right, justice for also. Oh, we need the same results. We have cameras of the jury. That is the illegal what he is doing. Yet the Department of Justice is too busy trying to go find a diary that belong to Biden's daughter while you have George Floyd's nephew May he rest in peace always saint George Floyd. May we owe his memory always be a blessing. It's ridiculous, how we have to put up with this charade for a couple years. And meanwhile, his nephew is threatening jurors in Kenosha. What I want to just say, though, that there is an unexpected hero. And that is the judge, Bruce Schroeder, he is a true wisconsinite, and he is pushing back against this aggressive prosecution that is unfairly trying to frame the case into something that
WCPT 820
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Month with the Chilean government deploying 2000 soldiers to the region as it attempts to suppress the mapuche community on their fight to recover their ancestral lands The U.S. Congress has approved a new bipartisan sanctions Bill targeting the Nicaraguan government ahead of the country's presidential election Sunday in response to president Daniel Ortega's crackdown on the opposition Ortega is seeking a fourth term about 40 opposition figures including 7 presidential candidates have been arrested since June The legislation seeks to monitor and address human rights abuses and the obstruction of free elections by the Ortega government Opponents say more U.S. sanctions will continue to harm the Nicaraguan people in our demanding the U.S. government stop its catastrophic intervention in Nicaragua In The Hague three leading press freedom groups this week launched an unprecedented tribunal charged with holding governments accountable for the rising violence against journalists The people's tribunal on the murder of journalists is being spearheaded by the free press unlimited The committee to protect journalists and Reporters Without Borders For the next 6 months the tribunal will hold hearings on charges against the governments of Sri Lanka Mexico and Syria accused of failing to protect journalists and allowing their killers to act with impunity This comes as UNESCO has released a new report that documents an 87% impunity rate in cases of murder journalists between 2006 and 2020 The Justice Department is suing Texas over its recently passed voter suppression law saying it violates federal voting rights laws by targeting Texans of color Voters who don't speak English and voters with disabilities In related news the Republican controlled North Carolina legislature Thursday approved extreme gerrymandered redistricting maps giving Republicans and outsized advantage that could last for the next decade North Carolina governor Roy Cooper who's a Democrat does not have veto power over redistricting plans So any challenges to the new maps would likely go through the courts In other news from North Carolina dozens of democratic state lawmakers staged a walkout earlier this week After the house swore in its newest lawmaker Republican Donny Loftus who admitted he was present during the January 6th capitol insurrection Bloomberg reports Manhattan prosecutors have convened a second grand jury to continue probing the financial practices of Donald Trump's real estate empire and to weigh possible criminal charges of previous grand jury convened by Manhattan district attorney Cy Vance indicted the Trump organization and its former CFO Alan weisselberg In Kenosha Wisconsin the judge overseeing the trial of teenage gunmen Kyle rittenhouse has removed a juror who was overheard joking about the Shooting of Jacob Blake The African American man left paralyzed last year after he was shot by Kenosha police Judge Bruce Schroeder agreed with prosecutors that the jurors comments were disqualifying.
AP News Radio
Rittenhouse juror dismissed after joke about Blake shooting
"A juror has been dismissed from crowd Rittenhouse as murder trial in Kenosha Wisconsin Kenosha county circuit judge Bruce Schroeder dismissed juror number seven it is clear that the appearance of bias is present after the man admitted he told a joke about the police shooting of Jacob lake to a court security officer at the very most it was a really bad judgment to tell a joke of that nature the juror said he didn't want to repeat the joke but told the judge she didn't think it had anything to do with the case Kyle Rittenhouse killed two people and injured a third during August twenty twenty protest against police brutality that started after a police officer shot Jacob lake in the back like he'd been fighting with officers and had a nice county prosecutor later declined to charge police try audio courtesy of court TV I'm Jennifer king
WABE 90.1 FM
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Us and death to antifa That unite the right rally in 2017 ended in violence with the killing of Heather heyer In opening statements in the civil case last week against the organizers one defendant dropped racial slurs in referenced Adolf Hitler's mein kampf in a federal courtroom This week opening statements are also expected in the murder case against father and son Gregory and Travis mcmichael along with William roddy Byron The white men are accused of murdering ahmaud Arbery a black man jogging in the neighborhood Central to jury selection were questions on race from the defense as a sign of whether a juror could be impartial Do they believe the confederate flag is a racist symbol Do they support the Black Lives Matter movement Here's defense attorney Jason Sheffield posing a question to potential jurors Who here agrees that people of color are not treated fairly or equally in the criminal justice system The trial against Kyle rittenhouse is also underway He was 17 when he crossed state lines with a semi automatic weapon He was underage so it was not legal for him to have a gun And he shot and killed two people and wounded another at antiracist protests in Kenosha Wisconsin that erupted after a police officer shot a black man in the back repeatedly Rittenhouse is claiming self defense In that case the judge has already ruled the people rittenhouse killed and wounded can't be called victims Here's judge Bruce Schroeder in court The word victim is a loaded loaded word And I think alleged victim is a cousin to it While the victims here weren't black they were at protests in the defense of black lives says Ashley woodard Henderson Co executive director of the highlander research and education center in Tennessee and a leader in the movement for black lives She says watching the three cases unfold We're seeing the disproportionate impact on black lives It's saying whose lives matter and our valuable and whose are not We're seeing judges say that the prosecution can not call the folks that were murdered or that were injured by shootings at those folks can't be called victims but that the prosecution can call them arsonists Looters rioters et cetera Brandon busky is the director of the criminal law reform project at the American civil liberties union One of the main things that unites this when you look at the allegations is you know these are these are all defendants either in criminal cases or in the civil case in Charlottesville who have been accused of actions in service of trying to defend the legacy of white supremacy and white dominance in this country And I think that's one of the most striking things that links all of these trials He points to the white vigilantism in the killing of ahmaud Arbery and the folk hero status of rittenhouse who killed people He crossed state lines to a place he's not from arm to confront antiracist protesters and people crowdfunded to pay for his defense One of the other common threads that I think we need to pay attention to here is the complicity of law enforcement Now now obviously these were not cases of police directly shooting individual as what happened with the uprisings of the past number of summers not just with George Floyd References the concerns and allegations about law enforcement's complicity or willingness to ignore threats in each case The outcomes of these three court cases will be referendums on race and white supremacy in this country he says but the emboldening of white nationalists and white supremacist groups Those under currents are going to require a much broader social reckoning than what these trials can provide When he's watching for are the narratives being spun in court and what the jury's ultimately decide about who deserves to be punished Leila Fulton and pyrrhus You're listening to all things considered from NPR news At four 18 you're listening.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Our news in New York City as Michael Barr Tom ball it's election day 2021 several big cities will be choosing a mayor today from Boston to Atlanta in New York City Democrat Eric Adams the borough president of Brooklyn and a retired police officer is leading in the polls against guardian angels founder and radio talk show host Curtis sleeve up The bell with a race is in Virginia Democrat Terry McCall of his up against Republican Glenn young gooden for governor The race is a virtual time Opening statements begin in the trial of Kyle rittenhouse today rittenhouse is charged with fatally shooting two men and wounding a third after he traveled to Kenosha in August 2020 during protests over the police shooting of a black man about a dozen prospective jurors were dismissed after expressing strong opinions or fearing for their personal safety Kenosha county circuit judge Bruce Schroeder instructed the jury to avoid all media connected with the case In the event that you slammed on something that you even hear anything to do with this case just switch right away to Disney+ Or some other site A special education teacher seated on the panel says either way this goes you're going to have half the country upset with you The Biden administration is launching a wide ranging plan to reduce methane emissions targeting a potent greenhouse gas that contributes significantly to global warming Methane packs a stronger short term climate punch than even carbon dioxide It would tighten methane regulations for the oil and gas sector and crack down on leaks from pipes The plan is being announced as president Joe Biden wraps up a two day appearance at the United Nations climate summit in Glasgow Scotland Preserving.
AP News
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on AP News
"Number of 9056 recovering patients sent to nursing homes is more than 40% higher than what the state previously reported. The new figure includes over 2700 Recovering Cove in 19 patients who were sent back to the nursing homes where they had lived before being hospitalized. Aiming to free up space in hospitals. Governor Andrew Cuomo issued a directive on March 25th requiring nursing homes to take recovering covert 19 patients. Cuomo reversed the directive on May 10th. I'm Mike Rossio. New records obtained by The Associated Press show more than 9000 recovering coronavirus patients in New York state or released from hospitals into nursing homes early in the pandemic. The New York State Health Department had previously said there were 6327 admissions of patients directly from hospitals to nursing homes. Now a new account of 2729 readmissions has been disclosed that readmissions were made up of patients who were sent back to the nursing homes where they had lived before they were hot. Fertilized. On March, 25th Governor Andrew Cuomo issued a directive requiring nursing homes to take recovering Cove in 19 patients. The order was intended to free up space in hospitals. I Mike Rossi of AP NEWS. I'm Tim McGuire. President Biden outlines a plan to buy millions more doses of vaccines. Jackie Quinn has Mork President Biden visiting the National Institutes of Health, where scientists created the modern A vaccine, praised workers but criticized his predecessor for not securing Enough doses or a distribution plan bite and then announced 200 million new doses from Moderna and Visor and a sped up delivery for another 100 million already ordered now on track to have enough supplies. For 300 million Americans. By the end of July, and soon Johnson and Johnson's vaccine could come online need more people to get vaccinated to beat this pandemic, But I didn't warns the new variant strains could worsen the cove. It caseload. He urges people to not let up on wearing masks. I know it's a pain in the neck. It's a patriotic responsibility. Jackie Quinn Washington Former president Trump's lawyers will present their case tomorrow in his impeachment trial House prosecutors ending their presentation today. Lead manager Maryland Democrat Jamie Raskin says if the Senate pales to convict Trump Then future presidents would have an easier path to tyranny. If you don't find this, a high crime and misdemeanor today you have set a new, terrible standard for presidential Misconduct in the United States of America. Six people are known dead and a 130 vehicle pileup caused by an ice covered portion of I 35 Fort Worth, Texas. Fire chief Jim Davis tells KDFW Fox four. We know that there are six fatalities. There are 36 people who were transported to the hospital, and there are a total of 65 people being treated at area hospitals. At the scene of the crash near downtown Fort Worth of Tangle of 18 wheelers, tandem trailers, cars and trucks smashed into each other turned every which way some on top of the others. This is AP News. Wisconsin County judge refuses to order the rearrest of a teenager charged in the shooting deaths of two men in protests last August after he apparently went into hiding. Kenosha County Circuit Judge Bruce Schroeder rejected a prosecutor's request issue a new arrest warrant for Kyle written house, an 18 year old from Illinois accused of fatally shooting two people during a police brutality protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin last summer. The judge also rejected the prosecutor's request for $200,000 bail increase. Prosecutor said Rittenhouse failed to update his addresses. Mandated by his bail conditions. Commotion. Detectives who traveled to the apartment on file found a man who said he'd been renting the place since mid December, But his attorneys countered that he'd moved to an undisclosed safe house after being deluged with threats. He's been portrayed as a trigger happy white supremacist. His attorneys say he fired in self defense. I'm Jennifer King. Judge. Schroeder also ordered written houses lawyer to provide the new address to him and the sheriff's office but not the district attorney's office. I'm Tim McGuire, AP News President Biden is announcing the US will be receiving hundreds of millions of additional doses of Kobe 19 vaccines by the summer, accelerating the schedule for vaccinations. President Biden, visiting the National Institutes of Health, where scientists created the Moderna vaccine, praised workers but criticized his predecessor for not securing enough doses or a distribution plan bite and then announced 200 million new doses from Moderna and visor and a sped up delivery for another 100..
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Judge rejects request to increase Kyle Rittenhouse's bond and issue arrest warrant
"Oh wisconsin judged is a new arrest warrant for the teenager charged with killing two people. During last summer's riots in kenosha kenosha county prosecutor's request rearrest eighteen year old kyle rittenhouse into increases bond for failing to provide. His current address is denied by kenosha. County judge bruce schroeder. I don't have the authority to issue the warrant. The district attorney is talking about. And i don't agree with his analysis of what these procedure forgetting. The band change the judge also ordering rittenhouse to provide his current address to the court under seal for his own protection. He's accused the shooting deaths of two men in the injury of another during the kenosha riots last summer for which his attorney says. That video. evidence will prove self-defense.
600 WREC
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Hell Burn is following the trial live on Capitol Hill. House Democrats spent this third day of the impeachment trial, arguing that President Trump encouraged supporters who breached the U. S Capitol, Colorado Democrat Dianne to get using statements from some of those supporters as evidence as more and more of these people have been charged. The confession and the regret simply Cascades and David, shown. An attorney for the former president says House managers showed no link to the writers and President Trump and the trial is doing harm. This is the antithesis of a process that would lead to healing or unity or accountability shown. Also says the trial is unconstitutional for a president already out of office. Lisa Thanks, Jared. The defense begins presenting its case tomorrow. A Wisconsin judge denies a new arrest warrant for the teenager charged with killing two people during last summer's riots in Kenosha. Okay. Kenosha County prosecutor's request to rearrest 18 year old Kyle written house and to increase his bond for failing to provide his current address is denied by Kenosha County Judge Bruce Schroeder. I don't have the authority to issue the warrant, the district attorney is Talking about, and I don't agree with his analysis of what these procedure for getting in the band change. The judge also ordering written house to provide his current address to the court under seal for his own protection. He's accused in the shooting deaths of two men in the injury of another during the Kenosha riots last summer, for which his attorney says that video evidence will prove self defense boxes Jeff but also the White House, deferring to the CDC on guidelines for reopening.
77WABC Radio
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Harrowing on Lisa Brady Fox to use his description to some of the video from the Capitol attack being used in the Senate trial of the former president that we still isn't saying whether his predecessor should be convicted boxes. Jared Halpern is following the trial live on Capitol Hill, House Democrats spent this third day of the impeachment trial, arguing that President Trump encouraged supporters who breached the U. S Capitol. Colorado Democrat Dianne to get using statements from some of those supporters as evidence as more and more of these people have been charged that confession and the regret Simply Cascades and David, shown. An attorney for the former president says House managers showed no link to the writers and President Trump and the trial is doing harm. This is the antithesis of a process that would lead to healing or unity or accountability shown. Also says the trial is unconstitutional for a president already out of office. Lisa Thanks, Jared. The defense begins presenting its case tomorrow. A Wisconsin judge denies a new arrest warrant for the teenager charged with killing two people during last summer's riots in Kenosha. Okay. Kenosha County prosecutor's request to rearrest 18 year old Kyle written house and to increase his bond for failing to provide his current address is denied by Kenosha County Judge Bruce Schroeder. I don't have the authority to issue the warrant, the district attorney is Talking about, and I don't agree with his analysis of what these procedure for getting in the band change. The judge also ordering written house to provide his current address to the court under seal for his own protection. He's accused in the shooting deaths of two men and the injury of another during the Kenosha riots last summer, for which his attorney says that video evidence will prove self defense Jeff but also the White House, deferring to the CDC on guidelines for reopening schools.
WGN Radio
"bruce schroeder" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Like this. Woman from L. A recently revisited Chicago. This is my first Chicago winter. Yes, And what do you think? I mean, it was warm in earlier months. I think just in the past couple weeks has started to get To the real winter. It's been OK. We could be stuck with this cold pattern for the next 10 days, with the Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump fast approaching Senate Democrats making their case for convicting him. Republicans argue that the trial's unnecessary now that the president Trump is out of office. But Illinois Senator Dick Durbin says that shouldn't matter. As Trump should be held accountable for his actions. Fact that President Trump is no longer in office does not change things former presidents accused of inciting the mob that attacked the U. S Capitol building one month ago today. Five people, including U. S. Capitol. Police officer Brian Sick Nick were killed in the aftermath. Chicago police looking for two men wanted in connection with two recent Carjackings On the North side, two men approached a person around 8 30 PM January 26th in the 1500 block of West Granville and showed a handgun before taking the vehicle. The man carjacked another person. The evening of February 1st, a few blocks east of the first theft in Edgewater, The manner described is between 14 and 25 years of age and wearing black jackets or hooded sweatshirts. Anyone with him for Nation is asked to call area three detectives at 3127448263 Don Cleaven. WGN NEWS. Wisconsin Judge Bruce Schroeder will hold a hearing next week on whether to arrest or increase bail for 18 year old Kyle Rittenhouse. Hearing comes after Rittenhouse allegedly failed update his address with the court. Rittenhouse is attorney says he moved into an undisclosed safe house after he posted $2 million bond in November to get out of jail written house whose family lives in Antioch Yolande Ways accused of killing two people and wounding and third Area Police brutality protest in Kenosha last summer prosecutors vast to issue a new arrest, born and raised written houses bailed by $200,000, the family of a man shot and killed while driving in Riverdale, asking for help finding those responsible. Nicholas Morris and Joshua Bobbitt are suspects in the murder of 30 year old Nicholas Dukes. Let's check W g and sports for do over your Wildcats 75 to 70. It was 75 60, Illinois over Wisconsin Butler beating to Paul 68 58 same scores. Leola down to Evansville. It was Missouri State over Illinois State 74 67. The Bulls beat Orlando. The Blackhawks will visit The Dallas Stars tomorrow. The pre game with Chris Boden at 1 30 face off at two Would John Weidman Troy Murray on 7 20 w gnn, WGN radio dot com..