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Coin Stories with Natalie Brunell
A highlight from Bob Burnett: Block Space Scarcity and the Need For Layer 2s to Scale
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The Charlie Kirk Show
Jack Posobiec Explains the Case of Daniel Perry
"What is the story with Daniel Perry, who is Daniel Perry and why is this catching the media's attention? What Charlie Daniel Perry is another one of the individuals who like Kyle rittenhouse was involved in these riots of 2020, which engulfed the nation pretty much every single major city saw these now while Kyle rittenhouse was in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and was forced to use an AR-15 to defend himself against a violent mob. This was a situation where an individual, a boogaloo boy, who was watching with the BLM writers. Now, Google, they're an anti government organization that are also pro BLM. So the media will tell you that Googlers are all far right. But the pro BLM side and the complete anti government anti police side doesn't necessarily make them fit one of the boxes just nicely. So this guy's marching with the BLM rioters, Daniel Perry is a serving U.S. sergeant in the U.S. Army. And his car is driving Uber on the side trying to make a few extra bucks. His car gets surrounded by these guys and this individual Garrett foster had been carrying an actually slung around two point slang of an AK-47 approaches approaches Perry's car at the low ready. Perry claims that the barrel started to move up. He then withdrew his sidearm, fired 5 shots and shot and killed foster and then drove away in his car. Foster this foster was killed. Harry later claimed self defense spoke with police officers claiming self defense and actually said to them at one point. He said to them one point this phrase, I wasn't going to give him a chance to aim the rifle at me, which was later used to go to the jury by this Soros prosecutor. It's great example folks of why you shouldn't talk to the police without a lawyer because they used that statement in court to say that foster wasn't presenting a threat, even though he marched up to him with a mob of people surrounded his car and had an AK-47 within inches of his face. I mean,
Mark Levin
Ed Rensi: We're Prosperous Because of Free Markets, Free Enterprise
"Well Bernie Marcus whose counter of Home Depot one of the founders a whole new partner wonderful man I mean real citizen great benefactor to our society gives everybody an opportunity And he asked me a long time ago to join job creators network where we could elevate young minorities to understand what the value of work is and to teach them how to go to work how to set an alarm clock how to get to work on time how to study learn grow and teach them what the paycheck look like and the value of work and that their hard work could be rewarded to make it grow and develop Jobs creators network was the foundation of this and I've been working with them on and off since the foundation And then just recently you know they created a coalition of job creators network the second vote advisers in the free enterprise project to talk about the free enterprise system in the United States and how it's deteriorating What can we do about it How can we get people to understand that we're prosperous because we have free markets free enterprise and all of a sudden we've got all this ever since the BLM and the deployed matter all horrible things and there's no question about that But now we've gone off the rails This social engineering and social policy the rittenhouse thing in Kenosha Wisconsin We focus on the minority activity and you know you're a scholar the federalist papers and the discussion and they were afraid of the tyranny of the minority And we have a minority of people in this country today that have big voices for whatever reason I don't quite understand it all They're shaping the policy of this country with an adverse effect on corporations and the shareholders in those corporations
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Getting to Know the Real Kyle Rittenhouse
"David and I were talking about the interview I did with Kyle rittenhouse yesterday and we were reflecting about how different the real Kyle rittenhouse is from the Kyle rittenhouse that was you could almost say manufactured by the left. And how different Kyle rittenhouse's story is. From the utterly deceitful narrative that was created around him in the aftermath of BLM and antifa riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin. It's kind of funny. I was reading Kyle rittenhouse's post on social media. I messaged him and I go, hey, you know, you should come on our podcast. And he agreed to do it. But the woman who kind of handles handles Kyle, you know, basically contacted us and said, hey, listen, you know, Kyle's not that political, so don't ask him about the Ukraine or political issues, because Kyle's just a kid. Which I kind of knew, but I thought it was funny that Kyle has been doing a couple of interviews and some of these hosts have been like, oh, what's your position on the landscape? And when you saw Kyle out there, you realize why that's not the right way to talk to Kyle rittenhouse. This is a kid a very modest kid who's trying to live a normal life. I mean, I was kind of touched by how he said, yeah, I tried to drop out of high school. My mom kind of needed me at home. So sad. You know, it was a lower middle class white kid who is trying to find his way in the world.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now a global news update The Pentagon's top spokesman says the blood of the ongoing invasion of Ukraine is on the hands of Russian president Putin Mister Putin can stop this war now by agreeing to a diplomatic solution or at least just stopping the bombing And the death and the destruction that he is causing against the nation that provoked nobody John Kirby called the invasion a war of choice that has provoked a massive humanitarian crisis Cities across Poland are reporting their at capacity as Ukrainian refugees continue to pour in The mayor of Poland's second largest city Kraków is now asking for help to move refugees to less populous areas of the country Meanwhile in Poland's capital Warsaw's mayor is pleading for international help Today marks two years since the official start of the pandemic on Wednesday March 11th 2020 the World Health Organization officially declared a pandemic for the coronavirus The announcement came a day before the country would limit all gatherings to 250 people Consumers sentiment is taking another hit this month due to high inflation The University of Michigan's early reading for March fell nearly 5% from last month The survey noted a surge in gas prices and uncertainty over the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine Chief survey economist Richard Curtin said consumers expected their personal finances to worsen by the largest margin since the survey started in the mid 1940s I'm Matt Matt and sin The gun Kyle rittenhouse used to shoot three people in Kenosha Wisconsin during a racial injustice protest is no more W TMJ TV reports of Wisconsin state crime lab technician shredded the assault style rifle The technician recorded the move which was made after a judge ruled in January the gun could be destroyed The 19 year old was found not guilty on homicide charges last year after fatally killing two people during a protest of the police Shooting of Jacob Blake I'm Brian shook Alec Baldwin is claiming he's not responsible for the deadly shooting on the set of the movie rust Lisa G reports In a new filing by his lawyers Baldwin claims his contract shields him from any responsibility in connection to cinematographer Helena Hutchinson's death and he also blames her for the fatal accident The Long Island native says that she was the one who told him how to position the gun that eventually went off and killed her because there was a live round inside Baldwin also is seeking coverage of his legal fees Lisa G New York The Texas Supreme Court is dealing a blow to opponents of the state's tough new abortion law It ruled state regulators can not be sued by abortion providers who hope to block enforcement of the law The operators of a women's clinic tried to argue that state boards for doctors nurses and pharmacists had an enforcement role because they could pull someone's license to practice The upcoming youth summer rising program is expanding to be the largest ever in New York City's.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Best Buy and Levi Strauss Offer 'Racial Trauma' Counseling Following Rittenhouse Acquittal
"After Kyle rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges from the Kenosha shooting, Best Buy and Levi Strauss offered their employees counseling to those who were distressed over the verdict. They offered a session with a quote racial trauma specialist. For employees distraught over Kyle rittenhouse being acquitted. Now first of all, I wonder how much the racial trauma specialist gets paid. How'd you like to do that for a living? Racial, trauma, specialist. Now again, I would allege, that's woke. You're gonna get counseling for free 'cause you're up I guarantee you. Best Buy is cover in the cost. Because some kid in Kenosha Wisconsin got acquitted of murder charges with the jury finding that he acted in self defense. Hey, you know who I'd like counsel? I'd like counseling. Can I get free counseling for? Watching birding, buildings burned to the ground? Riots? Trust me, I need an army of
Mike Gallagher Podcast
The Most Insane Leftist Responses to the Rittenhouse Verdict
"Excuse me, the daily wire. Collected, they listed. We're going to post this, Mike online dot com. The most insane leftist responses. To the rittenhouse verdict. President Biden, while the verdict in Kenosha will leave many Americans feeling angry and concerned, myself included, we must acknowledge the jury has spoken. What do you mean you're angry and concert? What are you angry about? What you wanted this kid's head on a platter? Is that what it is? Self defense isn't supposed to be self defense? How about Gavin newsham? This nutcase, governor, America today, he said, you can break the law, carry around weapons built for a military. Shoot and kill people and get away with it. That's the message. We've just sent to armed vigilantes across the nation. You see, newsham, these kooks never condemn the rioters or the looters. No, no, no, no. The guy that had a gun in defect was trying to protect a business and was defending himself. He's the bad guy. Not the pedophile trying to kill him. No, no. He's the good guy. How about governor J B pritzker, of Illinois? This classic. He heard about Newsom evidently instead hold my beer. Pritzker said, carrying a loaded gun into a community 20 miles from your home and shooting unarmed citizens is fundamentally wrong. How about the congressional black caucus? Here was their statement. It is unconscionable our justice system would allow an armed vigilante who traveled to Kenosha Wisconsin and killed Joseph rosenbaum Anthony huber and the wounded gauge grows gross Croix to go free. Colin Kaepernick. He said, well, but I can do you better. We just witnessed a system built on white supremacy validate the terroristic acts of a white supremacist. NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace, ha, let the boy be black, he said, and it would have been life. Hell he would have had his life taken before this BS trial. Sad. House judiciary committee chairman Jerry Nadler. These are not insignificant people. This is a very prominent Democrat. He said, quote, this heartbreaking verdict is a miscarriage of justice and sets a dangerous precedent which justifies federal review by the Department of Justice.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kenosha wisconsin" 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.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Why Isn't the Biden Regime Fighting Record Overdose Deaths?
"Fentanyl is flying into our country at a record level. The lockdowns and the lowering of expectations, the damaging of America has. Turned into this. You want to flatten the curve? This is a curve that you should try to flatten. By the way, do you notice that under Trump it did actually plateau briefly? Do you notice that? It was going down, and then the lockdowns. Go down and up. 2017 that actually decreased 100 thousand people a year. I would like to see our leaders actually take that seriously. And also to the drug dealers themselves. No, no, no, we're too busy trying to lock up 17 year olds in Kenosha Wisconsin, who defend themselves against child rapists that try to kill them. That's the priority of the
Mark Levin
Four Debunked Claims by the Media on Kyle Rittenhouse
"The claim by the media was this rittenhouse has fewer no ties to Kenosha How dare he drive Across state lines You know what's funny The guy whose army vaporize them quoting the guy's arm got vaporized who was trying to kill him He actually drove twice as far to commercial but didn't cross state line Anyone want to talk about that No of course not Also he is a felon convicted felon when allowed to have that gun apparently none of the liberals care about that I mean why is everybody freaking out over gauge The guy's got a legal firearm He's convicted felon felony burglary probation violation illegal weapon Then he has sold somebody with an illegal weapon and what happens Karen has shoots him in the arm No one wants to talk about that Nope Back to the claim rittenhouse has fewer notes of Kenosha Rittenhouse was a fact from the testimony in the trial He was a lifeguard in Kenosha Wisconsin at the time And his father lived there Yeah that's me kicking your AWS again Here's another one for you The media's claim that rittenhouse was an outsider and did not understand law enforcement Right this guy's a vigilante This guy's an anarchist This guy's a rent a cop This guy's you know some sort of anarchist Vigilantes a new woke word for racist right You put the two together they work right What's the truth Rittenhouse was a police explorer for the grazed out police department He was a cadet The fire department and he was a certified lifeguard but yes please keep slandering the guy right Keep lying about it I just kicked your AWS again Let me give you the fourth one You're welcome Rittenhouse shot people as they ran away Nope Prosecution witness confirmed They written out shot shot him when a pistol was pointed at rittenhouse's face That would be that gauge gross cruise guess whatever that was last name is Yeah there you
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"News update Protesters took to the streets outside the courthouse in Kenosha Wisconsin where the jury has been deliberating the fate of Kyle rittenhouse The 12 jurors are expected to resume deliberating at 9 a.m. local time the judge said jurors in the case will not be sequestered The 18 year old is accused of killing two men and injuring a third during protests in Kenosha last year President Biden is making it clear he remains committed to the one China policy It doesn't allow Taiwan to be recognized as separate from China even though many on the island want that President says he's not encouraging Taiwan's independence Any adult who wants a COVID booster could get it by this weekend The FDA is expected to give approval before CDC advisers meet on Friday the director might sign off right after millions of people have already received a third shot by meeting certain criteria I'm Michael kosner When unprecedented events are unfolding it's important to let history teach us Do you think it's a different world for the fed Bloomberg balance of power with David Weston Weekdays at noon eastern On Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com It's a real challenge David for a crosshair government to stay up with the remarkable innovations in the last time we updated our rules for the stock markets The equity markets was in a significant way It was in 2005 and 16 years later those rules that may have been fit for purpose than are they really ready for the 2020s The.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Stock index futures as the worst outbreak of COVID infection since the start of the pandemic holds the rally in check We check the markets every 15 minutes throughout the trading day On Bloomberg S&P futures and Dow futures are little change NASDAQ futures are higher up about 15 The Dax in Germany's up a tenth of a percent Ten year treasury up to 30 seconds yield 1.62% They yield on the two year .51% Screwed oil is down 1% on 80 cents at $79 96 cents a barrel Comics gold up half percent or 8.5 cents at 1862 60 an ounce The Euro 1.1313 against the dollar British pound 1.3435 and the ends at one 14.76 and checking Bitcoin at $59,700 That's a Bloomberg business flash Now here's Michael Barr with more on what's going on around the world Michael Thank you very much Gary this morning the jury begins its second day of deliberations in Kyle rittenhouse's trial rittenhouse shot three people killing two during protests in Kenosha Wisconsin last year prosecutors say rittenhouse was a wannabe soldier who provoked a confrontation while the defense says he feared for his life and acted in self defense President Joe Biden says a decision is Eminem on whether to reappoint Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell or replace him with fed governor lael brainard In the NBA the warriors beat the nets one 1799 in the NHL the rangers won the islanders lost The devil's game against the senators was postponed The capitals lost an OT to the ducks.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Of rise in COVID-19 cases in parts of western and central New York If the numbers don't start on a downward trend we're going to have to talk about larger protocols which we all know are available to us Governor uncle also says anyone who feels they're at high risk of getting COVID-19 should get a booster shot New York City mayor Bill de Blasio says crowds will once again fill Times Square this New Year's Eve The mayor says that proof of COVID-19 vaccination is required De Blasio also says there will be back at public schools today and tomorrow for vaccination sites We go to where the people are we go to where the children are We go to where the family's heart This has been the magic of the New York City vaccination effort going to the people So we're going back to the schools again De Blasio says on top of the 30 schools today they will be at 30 more schools tomorrow and will begin going to charter schools on Friday The jury returns for a second day of deliberations in Kyle rittenhouse's trial The team faces life in prison if convicted for using an AR-15 rifle to kill two men and wound a third during a night of protest in Kenosha Wisconsin last year Meanwhile rittenhouse played a direct role yesterday in randomly deciding the final 12 jurors at the direction of the judge rittenhouse picked from slips of paper from a raffle drum with the numbers of each of the 18 jurors on it who sat through the trial Leola law professor Laurie Levinson says the drawing is usually done by a member of the court What was unusual here was that circuit judge Bruce Schroeder allowed written house himself the defendant to pull out the pieces of paper from a drum to decide which jurors would be dismissed and watched would actually deliberate in the case Loyola law professor Laurie Levinson also today defense attorneys will start making their cases and the murdered trial of the three men accused of killing him on Aubrey in Georgia last year The prosecution rested its case yesterday Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg Nathan Thanks.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"We go now to Mark crumpton David thank you The jury in the trial of Kyle rittenhouse has begun its deliberations The 18 year old killed two men with an assault rifle and a Black Lives Matter rally last year He's charged with counts ranging from reckless endangerment to international or excuse me intentional homicide and could face life in prison without parole if convicted The August 2020 shootings in Kenosha Wisconsin came amid social upheaval across the United States after the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis Japan which started doling out COVID vaccinations months after the United States now has the highest inoculation rate among the group of 7 and an accomplished that without mandates of any kind Japan has fully inoculated 75.5% of its population of 126 million people That's according to our world and data and online scientific publication that uses population statistics from the United Nations Violence broke out at the Poland Belarus border today Poland used water cannon and tear gas to stop Belarus backed migrants from crossing the European Union's eastern frontier a day after the block approved new tools to punish those escalating the crisis Belarus is under the threat of new sanctions and is facing accusations of mounting a hybrid attack on the EU by pushing travelers to the border We are learning more about President Biden's virtual summit last night with China's Xi Jinping national security adviser Jake sullen says the leaders spent a good amount of time talking about Taiwan And he says the president reminded mister Xi he voted to support the island's self defense when he was in the Senate China's read out of the summit said President Biden opposed Taiwan's independence Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries I'm Mark crumpton this is Bloomberg David Thanks so much Mark Well.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Clown in a Suit: Rittenhouse Prosecutor Mocked Over Closing Claim Against Self-Defense
"The takeaway headline from yesterday's closing arguments in the Kyle rittenhouse case, which you the defense arguments you didn't hear if you were watching MSNBC. They opted not to carry the Kyle rittenhouse defense closing arguments. Can you I mean, I know you can believe it. But isn't that disgusting? Isn't that just sick? That that's how corrupt and bias they are. You know, you can not like Fox News because of the prime time shows or the conservatives who appear on Fox News. They never pull stunts like that. They carry it at all, prosecutors closing arguments, defense attorneys, the judge, how about the prosecutor? How about this doozy? Now, I'm gonna bet that some of the jurors from Kenosha Wisconsin believe in the Second Amendment and cherish the right to keep and bear arms. And probably do so. I don't know the makeup of the jury. 18 men and women, they're going to see 12 of them to deliberate, beginning today. Not sure how long it's going to take. Kenosha is boarded up, ready for a verdict. The phrase that resonated through social media last night about assisting assistant district attorney Thomas binger was clown in a suit. And I believe he earned that title honestly. They have to convince you that Joseph rosenbaum was going to take that gun and use it on the defendant because they know you can't claim self defense. Against an unarmed man like this. You lose the right to self defense when you're the one who brought the gun. When you're the one creating the damage, danger. When you're the one provoking other people. Really? Well, that's news to millions of people who own a gun for self defense.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Dangerous weapon by a person under 18 Neither side disputes rittenhouse was 17 when he carried an AR style semi automatic rifle onto the streets of Kenosha Wisconsin last year and used it to kill two men and wound a third during police brutality protests there But prosecutors conceded to a defense argument that there's an exception to Wisconsin's statute around this law that could be read to clear rittenhouse This was a misdemeanor charge It appeared to be one of the likeliest to net a conviction for prosecutors against Kyle rittenhouse Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is in custody He surrendered to federal authorities at the FBI field office in Washington this morning to face federal contempt of Congress charges after defying a subpoena to appear before the House committee that's investigating the January 6th capitol riot Bannon was formally charged on Friday the same day another expected witness Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows ignored a subpoena It's the first time in nearly four decades the Justice Department has pursued criminal contempt of Congress charges Have we turned a corner on global supply chain disruptions The latest reading on container freight rates points in that direction the latest from Bloomberg's John Tucker The world container index which tracks the composite container freight rates for 8 of the busiest east west trade routes has been in its longest weekly losing streak since March of 2018 It's also down about 11% from its all time high in September The decline suggests supply chain problems are easing at some of the busiest shipping routes John Tucker Bloomberg radio And I'm Nathan Hager in Washington This is Bloomberg Why get so we're here at Marshalls with Liz for some holiday shopping She's really nailing it this year Isn't she Oh yep she's got a record player for Amy A gorgeous cozy sweater for Jason And some hot pink fluffy slippers for her sister The perfect gift Wait a sec She's getting a pair for herself Well with prices this good it would be rude not to You know what She totally deserves it Oh totally Happy holidays everyone See you at Marshalls Fabulous brands Feel good prices.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A U.S. court granted former president Trump's request to temporarily halt release of White House documents and the January 6th attack on the capitol The documents sought by the House select committee investigating the riot Loyola law professor Laurie Levinson Now this does not mean that this court is likely even to block the subpoenas In fact the panel that's going to hear this case is entirely democratic appointees to the court Two of them by Obama and one elevated by president Joe Biden But what it does say is that this circuit court is willing to give a full vetting of the arguments on a very fast track as to whether this executive privilege would apply Former prosecutor Lori Levinson says President Biden has already approved release for the records which are held by the national archives The house panel was to receive its first batch today The defense has rested its case in the murdered trial of 18 year old Kyle rittenhouse closing arguments will be held Monday rittenhouse's attorneys say he was defending himself from an attack and had no choice when he shot three men in Kenosha Wisconsin during street protests The prosecution says rittenhouse was the instigator An attorney for one of the three white men standing trial in the death of mount Aubrey in Georgia says he does not want any more black pastors in the courtroom Attorney Kevin Goff made the comment to the trial judge after the reverend Al sharpton sat in back of the courtroom with Arbery's parents Goff said he feared that sharpton's presence could influence the jury Golf represents William Brian the father and son along who along with the father and son of Greg and Travis mcmichael is charged with murder in Arbery's death last year The 25 year old black man was chased and fatally shot after being spotted running in their neighborhood A lawyer for detained U.S. journalist Danny finster says a court military ruled Myanmar has sentenced him to 11 years in prison after finding him guilty on several charges Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Debunking the Case Against Kyle Rittenhouse With Jack Posobiec
"With us as a friend of mine and I think you could call him the resident Catholic contributor. He's a godly man. He's patriotic courageous. You know him as Jack pass sobic from human events daily brought to you by turning point USA. Jack, there's a lot I want to talk to you about. Good to see you. And but let's start with kind of how your honorable fixation has honestly made me more interested and let's say fixated on the Kyle rittenhouse story. A lot of our listeners don't have a lot of they're not really aware of what's happening. This is not being covered as much as the Floyd saga. Let's start from the beginning. What happened? Who is Kyle rittenhouse? What is he charged with? Just start from the beginning and then we'll work through the current. Yeah, sure, no, thanks, Charlie, and appreciate the intro there. So what happened with Kyle rittenhouse? You have to go back to the summer of rage of 2020. Florida palus. Right. That was exactly. That was peppered throughout with these ubiquitous protests during the day and then riots looting arson at night. And in one of the cities, actually a small city called Kenosha, Wisconsin about an hour north of Chicago about an hour south of Milwaukee right in between. Following the police shooting of a criminal named Jacob Blake, who charged a police officer with an extended knife. There were multiple nights of rioting, looting and arson, the descendant upon this town from people who, by the way, mostly, were not actually from Kenosha Wisconsin. They were again, as I mentioned from Milwaukee and Chicago. This is in between them. And so on night three of this, you've got people that are scared out of their minds in the community. You've got people and we heard this in jury selection that were going into the local churches with their families to say, maybe if we go in here, we'll be safe because hopefully they won't attack a church. That's how bad it got in the village of Kenosha that night by night three. So Kyle rittenhouse was at the time 17 years old. He was about 15 minutes away, drove in with his friend and some others who had been asked to be there. To help protect the town, Kyle worked as a lifeguard in Kenosha. He had also been around there earlier that day, scrubbing off graffiti from the walls, right? By all intents and purposes we know that this is a guy who was there who cares about his hometown of use this as his hometown and wants to do the right thing doesn't like to see these roving bands of marauders coming through this. Well, as the night continues, the Nike continues Kyle's there. He's trying to offer medical aid to people on both sides, by the way, running around saying, does anyone need medical? Does anyone need this? He does have an AR-15 style rifle in order to defend himself. But for the most part of the night, he's not carrying that is kind of strapped on, but he's carrying a fire extinguisher to help put out fires at this car lot, as car dealership that has been attacked by these arsonists. So at one point, he hears about a car lot that's going off. This is a business that is multiple lots around town. So he's running to go put out the fire while carrying a fire extinguisher. Multiple members of this mob see him target him and begin chasing him through the street and then through the parking lot and at one point we just saw an HD footage today for the very first time. One of the assailants actually reaches for his gun after cornering tile in between a group of parked cars and at that point Kyle take steps to defend himself.
90.3 KAZU
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"Them go. Let them girl. A lot of lawyers might be reluctant to lead a big public event like this one quote, rally against political persecution for people charged in the capital riot, But a lot of lawyers are not John Pierce. We are going to take every one of these cases to trial, and in that process, we're going to find out exactly what actually happened on January 6th. This was Pierce at a rally this summer. He's a pro trump conservative attorney, and in some ways as much a political figure as a lawyer, despite a lack of evidence, he has hinted online that he believes the capital riot was a conspiracy by the so called deep state to discredit Trump supporters. Not the event. He said he had taken on about a dozen cases stemming from the riot. I either have courage or I'm fearless or very reckless, but these folks need representation. I interviewed Pierce a couple months after that event, and by then his client list had only grown. I think I represent the most of any lawyer in the country. What's the number? Now? You know, I believe it's around. Um, 18 you know it. It does kind of change on a day to day basis. But, you know, don't hold me to it. Some of those cases involved high profile conspiracy charges against alleged members of extremist groups like the proud boys and the oath keepers. Each case involves sifting through thousands of hours of raw video footage, huge hard drives and other discovery material looking for a needle in a massive haystack of evidence. It's a big undertaking for even an experienced criminal defense attorney And that's the thing. How many criminal trials have you done before? Mm. So I don't think I've done any criminal trials before. So how did this civil attorney end up with these major criminal investigations? Here's a bit more background in the nineties, Pierce served in the Army. He went to Harvard Law School. He worked for a couple big law firms in Los Angeles before starting his own in 2017, But in Pierce his words his career and the firm imploded within a few years, leaving it with millions of dollars of debt and fending off multiple lawsuits. He said One reason for the implosion was his problem with substance abuse. He went to a 30 Day rehab program in March 2020. Around that same time, court records show that his ex wife obtained two separate restraining orders against Pierce after he allegedly threatened to kill her. 2016 and again in 2019 peers declined to discuss his ex wife or her allegations. I care about her very, very much I adore and love my Children. And other than that, I'm just not going to comment on anything that's family related. A lawyer for Pierce, his ex wife said simply that the court records speak for themselves. Since last year, Pierce has been trying to rebuild and he's been doing that with some controversial political cases. First he worked on the defense for Kyle Rittenhouse. He's the 18 year old who shot and killed two people during unrest on the streets of Kenosha, Wisconsin. He's been supported by conservatives. But earlier this year written house fired peers and his mother, Wendy, said she thought Pierce and his team were just in it for the money and detention not to help her son. Here's Wendy Rittenhouse, speaking to the website, law and Crime News. They used Kyle to gain money. Game Twitter followers. I felt now they didn't care about Kyle Pierce did not want to get into the details of the dispute with the written houses. But he denied all wrongdoing. And despite the firing, it appears his involvement in that case helped raise his profile and led him to the capital riot cases. May have helped that he's also what he calls a fiery pro trump conservative. In fact, on the day of the riot when someone tweeted that there was only room for quote peaceful people in the Trump movement, Pierce responded. Wrong in another tweet after the riot, he wrote quote when tyranny reaches a certain point, the time for peaceful protest comes to an end. I asked him about that That was that was a that was a general statement that was not, you know, honestly meant to suggest that what happened at the Capitol was good or bad thing or legal or otherwise, that was a general statement. About America's philosophy of government. But controversy around Pearce doesn't just come from his politics. In fact, other conservative attorneys have publicly called him a quote grifter, and they point to the nonprofit group Peer Set up the N C L U You said the group will fight for American civil liberties, a kind of conservative answer to the A C l U and he did not hide how it will spend the donations it receives. My law firm will receive, you know substantial funds from The N C l U because we are doing so much of the work. That's important right now. Pierce said He has not spent any of the money donated to the N C l u so far and that he will set up a board of directors to vet where the cash goes. He is adamant that he is not in these cases for the money. I think anybody who really knows me the suggestion that I would not be doing things with the client's interests in mind. It just falls flat, and it's just completely false. I talked to experts in criminal defense about Pierce's role in these cases, and they were concerned. For one, There's the possibility that there could be a conflict of interest. For example, what of one of Pierce's clients wanted to cooperate with the government and testify against another Pierce client. Then there's the fact that Pierce encourages his clients to talk to the media, and all of those statements could be used against them in court..
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"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"Trump's bolt and story after story after story with run negatively critically about donald trump and republicans and conservatives and voters themselves living in these places realize. That's not the truth of it. It was not trump voters who were burning down cities across america including kenosha wisconsin portland oregon. In fact it was the media telling people they were mostly p fiery but mostly peaceful protests. It was crew. People like chris cuomo on television. We're telling people antique is actually Not a not. A bad movie was the fbi. Antifa is this diffused organization. It was the media ridiculing harassing demanding. The expediate departure of federal law enforcement and homeland security operatives from portland oregon claiming that donald trump was making the situation worse. And the voters didn't buy it. The voters resented defunding the police at hispanic voters in particular. really hated. Like hell the idea that we were going to move in a socialist direction so while these voters did not like donald trump and voted for joe biden or just left the presidential line blank. That's actually would happen in georgia. Where david purdue got more votes than donald trump people just left the line blank but downtick. They voted republican. They voted republican of the state level. Such that republicans were expected to lose several legislatures and actually wound up picking up legislative seats around the country. They were expected to lose several governors inches and actually picked up governors mansions. They were expected to lose the united states house. Representatives big time and instead came within five seats of winning and they only lost the senate because a propaganda campaign by a bunch of idiots down in georgia convinced republicans that it was going to be stolen so four hundred twenty seven thousand two hundred and five of them did not show up for the runoff. Yes four hundred twenty seven thousand five two hundred five. Republicans voted in the general november general election in georgia and then did not show up in the runoff. Four hundred twenty seven thousand had those people showed up and even half of them voted for purdue and leffler republicans have kept the senate. But you had the chairman of the state party in georgia various members of congress and the president will tell them the election was going to be stolen so they didn't show up and vote. The democrats got those two seats. That's why the democrats have the senate not because the democrats won but because republicans themselves suppress their own vote and the media knows all of this. The media realizes all of this. The media recognizes that though they did their best to cover for antiga their best to cover for the democrats they did their best to downplay the violence and make it all about george floyd. The voters themselves saw with their own is what actually was happening and they were pissed and they voted republican..
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"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"He did not vote for peach mentally but there are some who won't forgive him for that now he's taken it. The wall street journal did to be profiling. But there are some people who wanna play their flag and say you're either with donald trump or you're against donald trump. you can't be an ally to donald trump. you can't be a supporter of donald. Trump. you've gotta be like the horny. Joie up his leg all times or else you're not sufficiently committed to donald trump. It is the most bizarre thing it is these culture personality. Now it is performance. And that's what you've gotta understand. Your performance is what matters to more people now than commitment. And that's a problem because it causes people to do insane things. One of the hallmark transitionary points of modernism to postmodernism is in modernism. You take someone's word and their their commitment as a statement of fact. If i say i'm grace theory i'm against critical race theory. And you presume my commitment until i do something to show you. Otherwise with post modernism. It's not enough to say. I'm opposed to it. You must dance around the stage burning critical race theory to the ground. Self immolating yourself waving flags. You must do a kabuki theatre dance. You must do performance. It is a song. Dance routine and post modernity. This is why you see protesters protesting everything these days. You need to understand that. The reason that protesters protest everything right now is because in post modernity performance is more than commitment performance is more than where you stand so someone can be against racism. But unless they're burning down kenosha wisconsin. Are they really against racism. We should be able to take people statements as truth. But because there's no your truth in my truth. Instead of the truth performance must be coupled with commitment. Because if you don't perform sufficiently for the crowd how do we know you're really committed to what you say you believe in so problems across this country is a problem see in religion. The southern baptists meet. It is a problem in politics. It is a problem in your local community performance I would suggest though that not every hill can be healed tonight on in that there are lots of people who perform who aren't aren't great. Now take for example pro-lifers for years. Republican politicians have told pro-lifers they are against planned parenthood. And they they love and for years though save republicans funded planned parenthood and never fought to get rid of funding for planned parenthood. So they perform they showed up. They kissed the babies that the real performance that matter. That was their votes. But people don't really care about votes anymore. They care about performance. You see them on stage and they rail against the left they scream at the left they scream about democrats. They have no democratic friends. Pay no attention to their voting records. What they say on stage. It's their dog and pony show. That matters i in so people get played. people can get played so easily At this point by performance the silver-tongued liar outperformers the truth teller. Because the silver tug liars will into horror himself out on stage performance. So that you believe. Even when he's lying to you and people these days lacked discernment to figure out the quiet man who speaks truth is more powerful than the silver tongue. Liar who dances on stage but the crowd goes with the silver tug liar they go with barabbas instead of jesus it is post modernity.
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Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake Won't Face Discipline
"The Kenosha, Wisconsin police officer who shot Jacob Blake returned to active duty two weeks ago. Now, after an internal review. Officials say he won't face discipline either. W Day GT TVs Marc Stevens on the story. We are outraged. Jacob Blake's uncle, Justin says Racism is the on Lee Reason, Officer Rustin Chesky is back on duty. It's unconscionable, the Kenosha chief saying in a statement. The only lawful and appropriate decision was made. Chesky has been on leave for nearly eight months after shooting Jacob Blake in the back last August. Blake was armed with a knife and Chesky was one of the officers responding to a domestic Islands call shooting paralyzed. Blake, The district attorney declined to bring charges against Chesky in January. But the internal Kenosha police review continued. The chief said officers Chesky was found to be acting within policy and will not be subjected to discipline. When the officer shot Blake fatally in the back three of us his Children were in the back seat of his vehicle at the
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Jacob Blake files excessive force lawsuit against cop who shot him
"Shot by a police officer in August has filed a lawsuit. CBS is Jennifer Keiper. Jacob Lake was paralyzed after the Shot by Kenosha, Wisconsin police officer Rustin Chesky. It stemmed from a domestic dispute and the arrest of Blake on an outstanding warrant. Blakes federal complaint against Cesky says the officer used excessive force and put his Children and imminent danger from being hit by gunfire or ricochet bullets. It seeks unspecified damages like was shot as he was getting into his car. His Children were waiting for him there inside.
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"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"Taking assertion that his conduct and inciting these events was totally appropriate. In the Senate acquits Donald Trump than any president could incite and provoke insurrectionary violence. Against us again. Trump's defense begins Friday, Attorney David Showing told reporters. Trump was not inciting supporters when he told them If they didn't fight, they wouldn't have a country anymore. It's a powerful speech. When you use the word fight most of the times during the case, it's clear he's talking about legislators fighting for our rights. People fighting to advocate the votes for conviction of Trump are not there. The judge in Kenosha, Wisconsin, denied prosecutor's request to increase Kyle written houses bail by $200,000 written house facing two homicide counts for gunning down to police brutality protesters last summer The Supreme Court has left intact a lower court order barring Alabama from executing condemned murderer Willie B. Smith, the third Without his pastor present. Alabama says non prison staff in the execution chamber poses security risks. You're listening to ABC News for all your food is out there. I'm unwrapping a McDonald's steak, egg and cheese bagel. Look at this steak and the juice running down the side got a little bit on the wrapper here and then the fluffy egg and real cheese folded over side looking just so good. Mm. Grilled onions on about a bagel. Two thumbs up from a Donald steak, egg and cheese bagel for breakfast. Love it. More Baba are participating in Donald's Me. Me, Me, Me, Me, but also you the Pharaoh fast forwards his favorite foreign film that the powdered doughnut Mom..
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Wisconsin prosecutors seek arrest of Kyle Rittenhouse
"In Kenosha, Wisconsin, are seeking a new arrest warrant for Kyle Rittenhouse, alleging he's violated the terms of his release. Wisconsin Public Radio's Corinne has reports written House is charged with killing two people and wounding a third during protests in Kenosha last summer. Prosecutors say they sent a hearing notice two written houses Illinois home, but it was returned. They later they're in the teaching world moved in mid December, violating the rules of his bail agreement. Written houses. Attorney says the family moved to a safe house because they've received death threats. Written House's case has become a national flashpoint. He was released on bail in November after his $2 million bond was paid by what prosecutors call Dubious Internet fundraising campaign. Some have condemned the 18 year old for killing two men and injuring a third during a black Lives matter rally following the shooting of Jacob Blake. Others, including Donald Trump, have rallied behind him. For
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Ohio Police Officer Charged With Murder In Andre Hill Case
"Was indicted by a grand jury in Franklin County after an investigation by the attorney general's office. Coy and another officer had responded to a call about a car running in front of the home body. Cam. Footage showed Hill coming from a garage with the cell phone in his hand, and he was shot seconds later. Prosecutors in Kenosha, Wisconsin, are asking for a new arrest warrant for Kyle written. How's the teen charged was
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"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on KOMO
"State Health Department, confirming nearly 2900 new cases of cove in 19 in the past 24 hours. 3838 people have died since the pandemic began an increase of 49 since the last report. Jacob Blake says he couldn't believe the Kenosha Wisconsin officer who shot him actually pulled the trigger on ABC is Good Morning America. Blake says he thought the officer was firing another Taser and was surprised when he was shot seven times back in August. Hopes for a supervised injection site for heroin users in Seattle have suffered a sent back through an appeals court ruling in Philadelphia COMAS Matt Markovich takes a closer look. King County Public health greenlighted supervised injection sites three years ago, but an effort to find a fixed location like the ones of British Columbia failed. An effort to create mobile sites. Stalled plan now is not Tonto. Build standalone facilities instead, go with the drug users already go for help, like the Aurora Commons and let injections happen there under the supervision of a nurse. Wednesday, The third Circuit Court of Appeals denied a Philadelphia nonprofits push to open up a fixed site there by Seattle's plans are up in the air again. This is another wrinkle that we're gonna have to deal with the Justice Department, agreeing with the court's ruling injection sites violate the Federal Controlled Substances Act. That prohibits any person from knowingly and intentionally maintaining a place for the purpose of illegal drug use. The acting attorney general, saying injection sites are not the solution. But the court didn't go that far, saying Congress needs to change the federal drug laws for the sights to be legal. Seattle's city attorney responding as city struggled to respond to overdoses wrought by the opioid epidemic. Ruling is a disappointing one. But soon we'll have a Democratic president and a Democratic Congress, which could breathe new life into legalizing these sites and violates federal law that was U. S attorney for Western Washington and Trump nominee Brian Moran two years ago, telling me he would stop any site in Seattle from opening the directional be clear. Quick, inconsistent. Stop it. But Moran could be out when Biden takes office Nominating a new U. S attorney for our area, and like President Obama's administration didn't enforce federal marijuana laws. Supporters hope Biden will do the same with heroin and then the by an administration not particularly enforcing different provisions of federal law. Certainly hopeful that with a new Congress, we can have some progressive policy change happened in Seattle. Matt Markovich CUOMO NEWS UNITED NATIONS experts for of health looking into the origin of the Corona virus have arrived in China. ABC is Britt Clinic reports now from Hong Kong. After months of hard fought, wrangling and setbacks, the World Health Organization mission has finally touched down in the central Chinese city of Wuhan. Carry out a politically sensitive investigation into the origins of the Corona virus. But like all other travelers to China, the health experts will first have to undergo a 14 day quarantine. The 10 member team will investigate the possible animal origin of the virus and how it was amplified from the market. Doctor Michael Ryan, executive director of health emergencies at the W. H o Said that the goal is quote not about finding somebody to blame. The W H O visit comes as China reports its first coronavirus death in eight months. Cases have been researching in recent weeks, mainly in northern Herb, a province surrounding Beijing. Ridge Clinic. ABC News Hong Kong Prosecutors in Wisconsin want to adjust the terms of bail for the now 18 year old shooting suspect in Kenosha following his appearance in a bar ABC is Erica Turkey has more. Kyle Rittenhouse had just pleaded not guilty to homicide and other charges when court records said he was photographed drinking in a bar while flashing white power signs and being serenaded with the anthem of the proud boys. While police found no violations of his bond. They alerted prosecutors who are now seeking to modify conditions. They want him stopped from associating with known militia members or white supremacists and prohibited from displaying gestures associated with those groups. He's charged in the shootings of three men during protests in Kenosha over the police shooting of Jacob Blake. Aaron Carter SKI ABC News 25 Years ago today, a frantic search was underway for a nine year old girl had been kidnapped while riding her bike in Arlington, Texas. ABC is Jim Ryan covered the search for Amber Hagerman and says the case remains unsolved. A quarter century later on January 13th 1996 Donna Williams watched her daughter head outside to play her last words that I heard from her..
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"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"What we've seen for the last four years there are seventy five million americans who voted for donald trump and they are overwhelmingly american patriots. Who are concerned about their country. They care about future their family. They care about the national debt. They care about Was happening in washington. They care about the the great cultural divide in the country. They care about the culture in this country. They see what the left is doing in the country. They they get the double standard that antifa can march around the country and burn down kenosha wisconsin and the media will call it a mostly peaceful protests Some people storm the us capital. And it's it's like the worst thing ever sincere across the rubicon. I n they perceive that as a double standard. The coverage is clearly double standard. They get that and they have been slurred and smeared for four years by the american media. And they're upset about it. They have believed a lot of the things that trump and his campaign of said about the election. Regardless of those things being true they have internalized them and they believe them frankly. They've been lied to and they've believed the lie and they get mad at me. For pointing out the truth they mean very well and they are relentlessly. Disparaged on cnn and msnbc in the new york times or the washington post and along the way some nefarious elements have ridden their coattails. The cunanan people have been been peddling lies and falsehoods They have i mean they've made up down down up. Left is now right and writers. No left right is no wrong. Wrong is now right. They've pedaled conspiracy theories and a lot of people have been duped by them. They have taken kernels of truth and manufactured conspiracies the proud boys and the bigalow boys whatever the heck they are. They are white leaning fringes elements. They were inspired by donald trump. They have written the coattails of the movement of good people and have allowed the good people to be smeared as bad people because of them. Some white nationalist elements have slid in there as well. The president not a politician has not understood that there are some people he does need to distance from the president of businessman looks at everybody has a customer including these people and he would say repeatedly that White nationalism is bad. Racism is bad he would say all these things in the media was a but-but-but but look at all the people and these people have defined trump supporters negatively. At now these people are organizing in the name of donald trump this protest around the country. And they're actually going to undermine a lot of good people who voted for donald trump. They're gonna be tarred and feathered along with the rest of them in the media and the left will not stop at broad brush strokes.
KQED Radio
"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on KQED Radio
"This is here and now Prosecutors in Kenosha, Wisconsin, will not file charges against the officer who shot and paralyzed Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Blake was shot last summer, three months after a police officer killed George Floyd in neighboring Minnesota. And these two cases became a flash point that sparked a wave of protests throughout the world. And for more on this decision we have with us Angelina Mosher Salazar, a reporter. With w U W M welcome, Angelina. Hello, Tanya. You were there yesterday when the district attorney announced he would not file charges against this officer Rustin Chesky. Video of the shooting was widely shared, and it appears to show the officer shooting Blake seven times. Is Blake tries to get into his car. What do we know about how the prosecutor came to this decision? Mm. The district attorney in this case would say that the disturbing video footage you and I and many others saw was only part of the story D a gravely says he conducted an extensive investigation and after looking at the full body of evidence, he essentially determined that the officer acted in self defense. No, I do want to make an important note here in Kenosha. Police officers do not wear body camera footage, so the footage that was widely circulated was taken from a bystander who was across the street filming the incident. Mm hmm. And Wisconsin law holds that officers can shoot if they have if they have reasonable belief that firing is necessary to protect themselves. Blake's father Yeah. Blakes Father has asked for Kenosha to stand up and make noise about this decision. How are people in Kenosha responding to this news? What's the sentiment? Well, there's certainly are mixed emotions both strongly critical and serve and supportive of the decision. But I don't think anyone can say that this was a surprise. I had one woman message me and say. You know, we knew that this was coming. But it still hurts. And Tanya, you mentioned Jacob Lake's father, and he's certainly says that this is not the end that the next step for him is Congress, where he will actively be lobbying to change laws that he sees protects law enforcement officials. Theo FBI also has opened a civil rights investigation which remains open. So what's next for this officer? Yeah, it's a federal investigation is underway. But important to note. Also what ongoing are federal investigations into arson, rioting and other crimes that occurred in Kenosha this past August, so we will know definitively what will be the outcome of those investigations until they are completed. But as for officers Chesky, the officer who shot Jacob Lake multiple times in the back and who has also been employed by the Kenosha Police Department for seven years, we know that he was placed on administrative leave after the shooting. At this point, we're not certain if he will be brought back onto active duty, and if so, when One other thing with the 30 seconds I have with you, a teenage gunman named Kyle written house that we know about turned up at the protests and shot and killed two people. He's currently free on bail. What's next in his case? Tanya When it rains, it pours. Yesterday We had the arraignment in his case where he is being charged for killing two people and seriously injuring another person to those charges. He pled not guilty. That's Angelina Mosher Salazar. She's a reporter at W W. M. Angelina. Thank you so much. Thank you, Tommy thistles here now. Morning edition goes to the source to the people affected by the news of this plant was shut down and a lot of very good people could lose their jobs like this is completely ridiculous that we should feel unsafe to go to school. And then I just wear your belief over all that while I'm Noel King for stories that matter to you, Listen every weekday to morning edition from NPR News. Find.
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"Trump supporters were out in force in the nation's capital Tuesday for the first of two days of rallies timed to coincide with Wednesday's joint session of Congress designed to affirm President elect Joe Biden's electoral college victory. Trump backers gathered Tuesday at Freedom Plaza and cheered speakers, including former Trump National Security adviser Michael Flynn. Everybody in this country knows who won the election on the third. Run the election on the third. Donald Trump Wednesday. The rally moves to the Ellipse near the White House, where President Donald Trump plans to deliver remarks. Mike Rossio Washington Dr Anthony Fauci says the nation could soon be giving at least a million cove in 19 vaccinations a day. So the pace so far has been slower than many had hoped. Dr. Fauci is warning that the virus will be surging this month. If we look at what happens in the next week to a week and a half Towards mid January. I hope we regain the momentum. The virus has now killed more than 357,000 people in this country. This is AP News. No charges will be filed against a white Wisconsin police officer who shot a black man Jacob Blake. The a piece Ed Donahue has the latest on this story for us. Blake was shot seven times last summer and was left paralyzed. It set off violent protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin. District attorney, Michael Gravely, says officers responded to a woman who had reported her boyfriend was not supposed to be around. There are many commands disobeyed gravely, says officers, including Rust and Chesky Taste Blake. He also says Blake was armed. We officer Cesky says, I continued to fire Until Jacob Lake dropped the knife. The head of the local chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union says not charging the officer continues the cycle of enabling police violence and evading accountability when they seriously injure or harm a black person. I'm Ed Donahue. And I'm Rita Foley. AP News Thank.
WTOP
"kenosha wisconsin" Discussed on WTOP
"In Kenosha, Wisconsin last night were mostly peaceful. It comes after a prosecutor declined to file charges against a white police officer who shot a black man in the back. The prosecutor concluded that he couldn't disprove the officers contention that he acted in self defense because he feared the man would stab him. The decision was met with swift criticism from civil rights advocates and from some public officials and threatened to reignite protests that rocked the city after the August 23rd shooting that left Jacob Blake paralyzed. The National Guard has been called out following the prosecutor's decision, but guard members did not appear to interact with protesters. As the end of the Trump administration. Fast approaches, officials are working to undo decades long protections against discrimination. The Washington Post describes the efforts as a last ditch effort to accomplish a lot. Time goal of conservative legal activists. The Justice Department is released new rules changing how the government interprets parts of the 1964 Civil Rights Act title. Six of the act bars discrimination on the basis of race, color or national origin by recipients of federal funding. Actions are considered discriminatory if they have a discriminatory effect, what lawyers call a disparate impact on protected groups. Even if the discrimination was not the intent. The new rule changes the standard to intentional discrimination. President Trump's executive order banning certain kinds of diversity and inclusion training affected both federal employees and contractors. But when it comes to contractors, the Defense Department appears to have mostly ignored that order. Federal news networks Jared Sirbu has more guns inspector general looked at a sample of 21 contracts. The military services issued after the order took effect and found only two of them included the required language banning with the administration calls divisive training for contractor employees. Duty says the missing language was an oversight and it's now modified. In the contracts. It's unclear how much that will matter, though. Late Last month, a federal judge issued a nationwide injunction barring the government from enforcing the order against contractors and President elect Biden is expected to rescind the order entirely. When he takes office later this month. Jared serving federal news network still ahead, some arrests, said pro Trump demonstrations in the district. It's 5 44 new fashioned.