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Opening Arguments
"new york state supreme court" Discussed on Opening Arguments
"And we think there's a technical argument that's still good law, but fair enough, here are other arguments. Fox did not take that route, which is what I would have recommended when you're all over a case and then the state court is like, no, that case is not good law. The other thing you can do is say that the case law is more ambiguous than your opponent is making it seem, right? Because this is what Fox. There's actually a case number three comes after case number two that cast out on that one and then potentially reinstates case number one. There are only two problems. Yeah, yeah. Right. Here are the two problems. The first is that Fox hasn't really argued that way. They certainly haven't done it with the kind of humility that I've described. They haven't said, okay, it's a complex. They've just said, no, we think Edwards has got like, you read it, right? They said Edwards still good law for all the reasons we've previously stated. Right. It's not, right? And then the problem is, case number three, the Brian V Richardson decision. Right, right. Case number three, Brian V Richardson. The good news for Fox here is that it's a New York State Supreme Court case from 1995. So it does indeed post date case number two, which was Hogan. Yeah, the diminished case. But the bad news is that that case, Brian does not say what they say it does. And Brian, by the way, is another passing case, right? It's all over their reply brief. Yeah. I've read it. It literally has nothing to do with the neutral reporting privilege. It does not use those words. It's about an op-ed, which, you know, not reporting, right? The Brian case does not cite Edwards. It does not cite Hogan. It does not cite any of the cases that I've omitted that are it isn't what they say it is, it is just a garden variety case about an op-ed that was called a high-tech Watergate. It was about a software company you don't care. The court characterized that op-ed as, quote, something less than serious objective reportage, and then opined to that. The reader quote would understand the statements that were made in that op-ed as mere allegations to be investigated rather than as facts and of real quote from the holding of Brian. Yeah, that does not seem to be the case with fox's reporting on the 2020 election. So could be bad. Yeah. It gets worse. So, okay, they've messed up the law on neutral reporting privilege. They've said, we've got this Brian case and yes we can and Brian case isn't about neutral reportage. Fox also genuinely seems not to understand. And I know that's a big charge, but it's in all their briefs, right? That the Edwards neutral reporting privilege is what we call an affirmative defense. So that is crystal clear in the text of the Edwards opinion, right? Which calls it a special protection for newspapers for media. Right, and here's the difference. The plaintiff that is dominion bears the burden of proof on its claims. So if you're Fox and you dispute that your statements are not false, then it's up to dominion to show that they are false. But when you have an affirmative defense, you, the defendant, bear the burden of proof on that. So you're saying, okay, maybe we did defame you, but we're not liable because of this other argument, in this case, the neutral reportage privilege. Yeah, and there are a whole bunch of problems with confusing the segment, but the biggest one is that dominion asked Fox about its affirmative defenses during depositions. So Fox produced a 30 B 6 witness. That's a corporate designate. Fox's managing editor of news, a guy named Tom Lowell, and he first had the lightbulb that we talked about 20 minutes ago that the network might be in a Wii spot of legal bother, right? Yeah, but he was the one that set around the are there any times we didn't defame dominion email? Yeah. And also super bad corporate rep because when asked. Okay, state the factual basis for your claim affirmative defenses in this case. The ones you have to name because you bear the burden of proof as you've correctly described this. Lull said nothing about the affirmative defenses and their factual bases when asked to name them. He did not say fair reporting. He did not say neutral reporting. He said, we don't think those statements could be proven false because we were just honestly saying Sidney Powell thinks the election was stolen and that in and of itself is a true statement. So in other words, tablo and Fox News have confused an affirmative defense upon which they bear the burden of proof and have introduced no evidence and have disclaimed through their corporate representative at depositions with contesting the truth or falsity of statements, and that's that's a first year law, first year lawyer. It's really, really bad. Yeah, and Lowell's version of events just can't be the law. I mean, here, let's end this thing by quoting dominion's reply. If Fox is right, and no reasonable viewer would ever understand the publication of newsworthy allegations as being defamatory, then defendants obtain immunity from liability, even if they made the whole thing up and even if they are not a media entity. On that logic, all anyone ever has to do to render a false assertion non defamatory and thus non actionable is characterize it as someone else's allegation. So people are saying sources say a well placed insider claims and so forth become magic words of immunity for any publisher, whether the people or sources are insiders against or not. That's an absurd result, contrary to common sense and decades of common law. This is not the law of New York, nor the law anywhere in the United States. Yeah, and that is a core opening arguments lesson from episode one, right? Like if something would lead to magic words, getting you out of liability free that's probably not an argument that's going to carry the name. Look, I could go on and on about how bad these briefs are. I really fantastic tangent on fox's ridiculous citation to the Carter page case from 2022. I'm not sick. I'm not making it up, but I guess it's going to have to wait for another episode. So look, bottom line, you almost never win on any aspect of summary judgment as the plaintiff on a motion to dismiss you on a motion for summary judgment. You've said that you're a 100% correct. But given how badly fox's litigated this, I would not be surprised to see dominion win partial relief on some of the aspects of its claims. Watch the court narrow down the scope of issues drastically, maybe issue a ruling that says fox's prohibited from contesting that the statements were neither true nor false or substantively true. Like, I don't know. It would be wild. I'm going to be watching. What do you think? You still team pessimist here? Oh, yeah, no, I'm still team pessimist, but I'm super impressed that you think it's such an enormous case. I do not think that the court is going to make what would be a pretty radical move in such a closely watched case for so many marbles. And that's fair that deserves to be voiced so I'm glad we're doing both sides, but like, yeah, wow, this is bad. Awesome. All right. Well, we will see you next week. This is Liz dive, been here with Andrew Torres. See you soon. See you then? You got into Harvard Law?
WTOP
"new york state supreme court" Discussed on WTOP
"To South Park gonna have myself a time. Warner Brothers discovery is suing paramount global as it aired episodes of South Park after Warner paid more than a half $1 billion for exclusive rights to the franchise. Part of a 2019 contract with a company that produces the cartoon, the suit filed in the New York State Supreme Court says HBO Max didn't receive the first epidote episodes of a new South Park season found in 2020 because of the pandemic, which stopped production, but the suit alleges the show offered two special episodes to paramount that show was launched back in 1997 by Matt stone and Trey Parker, who are not named in that suit. Money news at 25 and 55 on TOP, here's Brennan Hazleton, a trial of a four day workweek in Britain, billed as the world's largest, has found that most employees are less stressed, burned out, and have better work life balance. And findings from the University of Cambridge, Boston college and other researchers show that most of the 61 companies that took part from June to December are going to stick with a shorter work week, employee Tessa gibbon is a fan. Weekends could be quite hectic. The two day weekend, so it's been quite nice to have my extra day. You see your friends and family on the two days when they're also free and then you get that extra day off during the week. Just to do your chores or just to have that time to yourself. Companies say revenue largely stayed the same over the trial period and even grew compared with the same 6 months a year earlier. In addition to employees being happier, there was also a 57% drop in the likelihood of them quitting. How about we try a three day work week next? Brennan Hazleton news. And coming up after traffic and weather together on the 8s from CBS News, the EPA now saying, the air in east palestin, Ohio, is safe to breathe. And worldwide demonstrations marking the one year observance of the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine. 5 57 progressive presents adjusting to the suburbs. I never thought about space in my cramped apartment, but in this house, all I see is empty space. The sofa and Ottoman look like tiny islands in a sea of hardwood floors. I could get two Ottomans in the living room, but then I need another sofa. I could tell people I'm into minimalism
Opening Arguments
"new york state supreme court" Discussed on Opening Arguments
"So now let's talk about the house. Oh, yeah. Let me give you my overall thoughts right now, and this is an OA take that I might be stealing off of your notes, and it is this. If either of these two things had happened, if we had no overt political gerrymandering, or if the Democrats had gerrymandered in California and New York, the way Republicans gerrymander in North Carolina and Wisconsin, this race would already be over. Oh, cats would have picked up seats. They would be way ahead in the house. So I think what you're saying is if we had anything resembling democracy in the deliberative body that's supposed to be responsive to the will of the people, the house. You're saying, if we had anything like democracy, we already won. Correct. And that's just indisputable, right? And as we go through and look, Republicans outside of Florida made their biggest gains in flipping four New York House seats and counting. I was wondering when we're going to talk about that because New York is so depressing. It is a disaster on so many levels, but I didn't want to go right in the bad news. I wasn't sure if your format is like the good news first. Their path to a house victory to 218 plus seats for Republicans goes through California goes through 6 California House seats that have been uncalled. I'm going to break those down, but the reason that we lost those seats in New York is because the Democrats, we talked about this on the show, the Democrats submitted a very partisan map that actually would have won us netted us a couple more seats, right? It was designed in the same way that Republican gerrymandering is designed. But and again, I can't fault the New York Court of Appeals to the New York Supreme Court. Because I get the right answer, but the court that what happened was New York State Supreme Court struck down the map and drew its own map and where you can fight the New York Democratic Party is in every other situation. This is an Andrew Jackson, right? Well, the court's drawn its map. Let's see it in force it. In every situation in which this has happened to Republicans, what they've done is said, okay, well that court map is nice, but we've reached on the map to answer what you said in your opinion. Oh, would you like to appeal that sure? Great. Maybe for next election. That's right. And you wind up using the gerrymandered map, even though the court is sort of impotently flailed around and said, hardball. And we needed to play that level of hardball in New York and we did not. Yeah, I'm seeing a lot of people including AOC, by the way, has been kind of retweeting and commenting a little bit that this is just an absolute failure and possibly corruption for the New York Democratic Party. And I'm certainly open to that. At least a strategy blunder, it really hurts Andrew to see such a good night and then to have the place that might that might, again, we still might be okay, but the place that might just completely scuttle what should have been house control in this amazing victory for Democrats. The place that screws all that up be New York. Be the strongest democratic stitch. It really hurts. But this should solve those wounds a little more. Okay. So let's start off with the race everybody has been waiting, you know, we're 25 minutes into the show, Lauren boebert in Colorado, third district. So here's the bottom line, we will not know the answer to this seat for a month. Wow. Here's why. Boebert has trailed all night, trailed until Thursday morning until we recorded the show where she is now picked up a narrow 386 vote lead over Democrat Adam frisch and that's 12 one hundredths of 1%. There is one block of votes left to count in Garfield county, which has been a fresh plus 14 area so far, so that's probably 2000 votes that seems more than plausible that you could be 1200 to 800. That would put fresh over the top. Except that in Colorado, you trigger the mandatory recount. If you're under what looks like in this rate, it's going to be about 1600 vote margin. And I don't see either candidate getting to a lead of 1600 votes or more. That is less than half a percent. The state pays for the recount that recount must be conducted under this is Colorado revised statutes, title one article 10.5 must be ordered by the Secretary of State within 30 days and must be completed within 35 days, 35 days out from the election. We will have that final recount in the bobert fresh race. And look, these are the kinds of margins in which recounts do matter. Yeah, yeah, with that few votes, right? But not only that, there are ways that people can still, if you're in that district, you may have gotten a notification about a spoiled ballot, there's all these ways that you can still make sure your vote is counted. I saw frisch tweeting about that. He said that make sure you get that done immediately. All the instructions will be on the notice you got that your ballot was spoiled. Like if you tried to vote for fish and something went wrong. So there's still ways to get ballots counted. And in that race, every single vote literally every single vote matters. I shared that out. I shared out a Colorado sun article on the same thing, and I want to say it on the show. If you live in Colorado, a particularly if you're in Colorado's third district and you tried to vote for frisch, the rejection is almost certainly because of a signature mismatch because of the stupid voter ID laws that they've put into place. You have 8 days to cure that mismatch. And you can start off by texting Colorado to the Secretary of State that is two 8 6 8 three and follow the instructions on your rejection letter. You may be able to cure this on your phone. So text, Colorado, to two 8 6 8 three. Every single vote for fresh their counts. I would also add if you're not tapped out. I know you probably are. I threw 25 bucks at Adam frisch this morning because they are taking incoming donations on their act blue page, and that's what they're using to fund the drives of trying to track down voters who have ballots that they can cure that will be counted. That is a valid thing to do. So yeah, that's an extremely good use of money Andrew. I'm going to go make a sizable donation literally right after we're done recording this. God bless you, Thomas. This is a, if I asked you how much would you be willing to pay to see Lauren boebert no longer a member of the House of Representatives? I got the mortgage guys on the phone, Andrew. They're saying if I do something called a reverse mortgage, I may be able to. This was not on anyone's radar. And this, by the way, is the example of what happens when you have an unexpectedly good night, right? You wind up with one of these seats where you've got a dimwit that thought they were cruising to reelection in a gerrymandered district.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
"new york state supreme court" Discussed on ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
"I think that's a pretty cool story. That's pretty nice. I have to admit. Thank you. All right, so there you go. And a weird sports story. So I told you about Peyton Manning and his brother Eli, they do this thing on ESPN where they basically do a play by play sort of very casual in the living room thing. And ESPN made them put on Obama. I know the mannings had nothing to do with this. But here's how that went. The president obviously, we know that midterms are coming up here. On November 8th, we know you've been busy out on the trails. Oh, good throw there. We know how important it is to vote and to have your voice heard. What can people do to register and find out more about the process? Listen, every election is important in a democracy. And regardless of where you stand on the issues, you take an opportunity to let your voice be heard. Makes a big difference. And, you know, you've got all kinds of issues from jobs, the economy, climate change, you name it, that is essentially on the ballot because you're deciding who's going to speak for you. And you should make sure that somebody actually cares about it. So keep playing this file. You can go to Kyle is telling me the mannings are just nodding their heads up and down. They're not paying any attention. I voted last week, literally took me ten, 15 minutes to vote. Michelle and I went in. There wasn't a crowd because we have early vote in Illinois. Some places, you have mail in voting or you can go on election day on November 8th, but the key thing is, you know, don't let go pass up the opportunity to participate. Because, you know, if you're unhappy with how things are, the good news is, is the way our system set up, you can actually bring about some change. Well said, great. I will vote that car. That's great. We find one to vote in the areas. That's exactly right. And, you know, as we see in sports. That's it. That's it. Who in their right mind thought it was a good idea for that to happen during an NFL game. Yeah, all right, yeah, that's right. That's brilliant. That's pretty awesome, mister president. Unbelievable. All right, we got to run here. We got to take a quick break. 8 four four 747 88 68. New York State Supreme Court has now reinstated all fired, unvaccinated employees with back pay. It's a great day to be an American ladies and gentlemen, we'll be right back. When you shop at a Walmart vision center, you get it. You know that you'll spend a little less on stylish glasses for the whole family. Welcome to the vision center, let me know if you need help finding the perfect frames. Hey, mom, you were right. These glasses are cool. Pun. They take our insurance. That means papa's getting a new pair too. Wow. Plus it started just $39. Next up, groceries. So you can get a little more of what you need. Find a vision center near you. 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That's quite the build up there. Thank you. Well, look, in all seriousness, I just really appreciate the great work you and your team do and how easy you make it for people to try to figure out, okay, how do we, how do we get out of the markets? How do we diversify our retirement plans? And a lot of people are asking those questions, Charles, especially with the economy, and the state of the economy these days. And you know, absolutely, we hear that a lot. That is the big question. How do I project myself from what I know to be coming? And that's what we're here for. You know, we make it as simple as we can. When we're as informative as we can be. So that's the great thing. That's the whole goal. Charles, you take a long-term look at where the economy is going, and I'm wondering what are some warning signs you were seeing and what should people be preparing for? The biggest warning sign is you have the fed itself saying this is going to be a protracted high interest rate period. That means they know they didn't do their job, right? And it's going to take a while to get this fixed. So we're going to see all the movement of the markets and all the movement of the economy and jobs, all while going through a higher interest rate period, which affects real estate as well. And we're seeing that now. It's the 6th month of home prices coming down. Which sounds like a good thing for the average customer except if they're in a position where they need to borrow money to buy that home, right? Because now it's costing them extremely more money than just 6 months ago. So that puts a lot of pressure on what is most likely the biggest expense that Avery has in your life is their home. You own your home and that's usually your biggest source of wealth as a person in today's age. So it losing value. It's not positive for those who are at the end of the accumulation process so they can retire. Now it may be good for those who are younger, but that's some years to come yet. You know, as interesting as early as March, Charles, I remember the media doing those stories about older adults who are living on those fixed incomes and inflation was already having a huge impact cutting into those affixed incomes way back in March. And I have to imagine that is only going to get worse. Absolutely. We know that the fed still has two more raises this year. They're going to raise in November and they're probably going to raise in December as well. So that's going to get harder. It's going to get more difficult..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"new york state supreme court" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Economy is slowing, but not in a recession. A former New York State Supreme Court Justice has been sentenced for taking bribes plus flooding in eastern Kentucky has left at least 8 people dead. I'm Michael Barr, more ahead. I'm John stair Sharon's Ford, Aaron judge, strikes again a home run bar of the 9th inning, giving the Yankees a one zero win over Kansas City. That's all straight ahead on Bloomberg daybreak. On Bloomberg 11 three O New York, Bloomberg 99 one Washington D.C., Bloomberg one O 6 one Boston, Bloomberg 9 60 San Francisco, Syria's exam one 19 and around the world on Bloomberg radio dot com and via the Bloomberg business app. Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager. And I'm Karen Moscow in U.S. stock index futures are rising this morning we are coming up to 6 O one on Wall Street and we check the markets every 15 minutes throughout the trading day on Bloomberg. Right now S&P futures are up 31 points. Gal future is up 85 at NASDAQ futures up a 154 that's up 1.2%, ten year treasury down 1130 seconds yield 2.71% and the yield on the two year 2.89% and nymex screwed oil is up 2.1%, Nathan. Carrying the big lift in NASDAQ futures follows earnings from two tech giants. Let's begin with Amazon. Those shares are surging by 12% the company reported revenue that top estimates and gave a strong sales forecast for the current quarter. Bloomberg intelligence senior retail analyst poonam goyal says it's quite a different story from another high profile retailer. We were not worried about what we saw earlier this week with Walmart taking down guidance as we had thought that Amazon has a different customer base. Amazon does a target the low income consumer. So we didn't think Walmart's votes would bleed into Amazon. And that's exactly what we saw today. Bloomberg intelligence analysts put them goyle says Amazon added full and part time jobs at the slowest pace since 2019 in an effort to cut costs. Well, Nathan Apple shares also higher they're up more than two and a half percent. The company's revenue and profit narrowly topped estimates with iPhone sales holding up better than expected. Tom Giles is an executive technology editor for Bloomberg news. The market took away that Apple so far is weathering the downturn relatively well. And they even though they missed on a couple of their different products, they did surpass Wall Street's projections on the iPhone, which is their biggest product, all important product. Bloomberg Tom Giles says the iPad also performed better than feared, though other products including max and wearables fell short of projections. One of the flip side Karen shares of Intel are down 9 and a half percent in early trading, the chip maker's profit and sales missed estimates, and it's also slashing forecasts, more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. The world's biggest maker of computer processors was weighed down by a steep drop in demand for data center chips and a steep decline in PC shipments. After two years of growth, spending on laptop and desktop machines is declining quickly, as rising inflation is leading consumers to shy away from large purchases. The market for chips that power PCs is still Intel's biggest source of revenue and the cash needed to fund an ambitious attempt by CEO pat gelsinger to restore the company to semiconductor industry leadership. In New York, Charlie palette Bloomberg daybreak. Right, Shirley, thank you. Well, we have another stock getting hammered this morning. Roku shares are down more than 24%. The maker of streaming TV devices reported disappointing second quarter results, Roku said advertisers are pulling back on spending due to economic concerns. The earnings continue today, Karen, with big oil in the spotlight, Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger reports ExxonMobil and Chevron post quarterly results this morning. There could be a lot to like when ExxonMobil reports, Bloomberg intelligence says the company likely saw a substantial increase in net earnings from its refining unit if that drove a major improvement in free cash flow it could mean faster share buybacks, refining improvements at Chevron likely lag behind ExxonMobil, BI says the company's balance sheet may be in a net cash position before the end of the year if it continues to hold back on share, repurchases. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg daybreak. All right, Jeff, thank you while turning to the economy now. There's a key report coming up before we wrap up the week. The University of Michigan issues its national consumer sentiment index for July at 10 a.m. Wall Street time, and Bloomberg's Vinny down giudice has more. The prayer report covering early July showed long-term inflation expectations declined at that time at least the consumer surveyed anticipated prices would rise at an annual rate of 2.8% over the next 5 to ten years. Today, we're pushing 9% inflation. Overall consumer sentiment is suffering with the University of Michigan index at historic lows. Any doubt should ice Bloomberg daybreak. Okay, Vinny, thanks to that sentiment report comes the day after the latest GDP data fired up the debate over whether the U.S. has slipped into a recession. One top official says no, let's get the latest live from Bloomberg's we need a young good morning gradina. Good morning, Nathan. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen is rejecting the notion that the U.S. has entered a recession. She points to continued job creation, gains in consumer spending, strong household finances, and growth in business. Although she acknowledges a slowdown is needed to tame inflation. We know there are challenges ahead of us, growth is slowing globally, inflation remains unacceptably high. And it's this administration's top priority to bring it down. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen says she remains optimistic about the country's ability to fight inflation. Live in New York, I'm ready to young Bloomberg day break. Try ready to thank you. We also have news on the geopolitical front this morning. Presidents Biden and Xi Jinping have now agreed to set up an in person meeting at Bloomberg's head Baxter has the details. This could be interpreted as a positive sign that dialog could remain open, but tensions remain high with words like constructive left out of the readouts. White House spokesman Cara and Jean Pierre says Taiwan was a major issue. President Biden underscored that the United States policy has not changed and that the United States strongly opposes unilateral efforts to change the status. Also mention of the readouts efforts to fight climate change and protect the global macro economy. In San Francisco, I'm Ed Baxter Bloomberg daybreak. Okay, Ed, thanks, S&P futures up 30 points. Now, Dow futures up 90, NASDAQ futures up a 151 points, the ten year treasury is down 1230 seconds yield 2.72%. Local headlines and a check of sports up next, this is Bloomberg.
The Charlie Kirk Show
"new york state supreme court" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"So Jack, the conventional wisdom in the media is that this is going to help Democrats. In fact, let me play a piece of tape here from SC cup cut to here where she says that because of the overturning of roe, it's hard to imagine the Republican Party surviving this. Play cut two. The question that the Breonna asked, I think, is the right one. It's sort of now what are now that anti abortion activists got what they wanted, which is to overturn roe versus wade, what happens now politically do you think? It's hard to imagine the Republican Party surviving this. Between anti abortion, anti LGBTQ book banning anti democracy. I mean, add all of the regressive bull to this. Add it all together. And I don't know who's left in the future and future generations to be drawn to this party. Jack, is this a death sentence for the conservative movement? A death sentence? No, this is more like a new lease on life because as people have been saying, I think rightly so that the old conservative movement is dead. Welcome to the new right. So the difference is, if this were the old conservative movement, if this were the 1990s, if this were even the early 2000s, right, what was the status quo and abortion, right? And let's just let's just talk politics right now. Let's talk about where things were in the country back then. The status quo was safe, legal and rare, right? Remember that safe legal and rare. And it was sort of this entrenched battle where people, you know, really couldn't get any traction along the edges on this issue. But then what happened? The progressive woke left when completely crazy with it, you had president Trump there on the debate stage with Hillary asking her about late term abortion and she won't even deny that she supports it. She won't say that that's completely crazy. So when we've got the technology on our side, when we've got science on our side, when we've got right on our side because we know obviously individual DNA means an individual embryo individual person, right? They went so far with it that they gave us an inch and then we were able to swing the massive people in the
WGN Radio
"new york state supreme court" Discussed on WGN Radio
"As the phone number I am rich valdes valdes with an S at rich valdes on all of the social media. I'm your guest host tonight Jim is off and our guest is Michael Henry. Michael Henry is a lawyer from New York. He's also a candidate for attorney general in New York and I want to set this up by tossing to a report from CBS News, listen to this. A New York State Supreme Court rules that non citizens can not vote in local elections in January, the New York City council passed a law allowing legal residents, including those with green cards to vote in municipal elections starting in 2023. A group of Republican lawmakers filed suit in Staten Island Supreme Court to block the measure which would have allowed an estimated 800,000 people to vote for mayor public advocates, city council and borough, presidents, the law did not allow non citizens to vote in state or federal elections. Okay, so this was an unconstitutional action from the beginning. It was argued in court and we're back. Our guest, Michael Henry. Welcome to the program. Good to be with you, rich. All right, my brother. So I want to get your take on this because again, you and I were both there when the city council speaker said, if you guys, in fact, pass this law, we are going to sue you. You're going to sue the pants right off of you and get this thing reversed. And guess what? There's now a pantless law that's not constitutional and it's been overturned by the Supreme Court in the state of New York. Tell us about it. Yeah, so I think that won the state party chair Nick langworthy and especially Joe borelli the minority leader on the New York City council deserve a lot of credit for taking this fight up. Look, it's clear. The New York State constitution explicitly defined the citizen and has age and residents are requirements on who's able to vote and New York State election law specifically defines citizens in state local state and local elections, even at the village or town level. So this was clear that this was a violation of the New York State constitution and the judge in Staten Island Supreme Court said basically said that if they wanted non citizens to have these rights or be able to vote, they should have expressively said selling the constitution and there was nothing that expressly said anything about non citizens being able to vote. And I think this is a big win. There was a little misinformation a lot of people were saying that this was for illegal aliens to be able to vote. That was not the case. It was for people with green cards or temporary status. But we all know how the left operates if they would have got this and would have eventually went to a legal aliens, and then it would have went to statewide. And I think this judge went with the side of the law. I mean, he made it clear. It's a plain reading of the state constitution of election law and even contradicts or has a conflict with municipal code. So it was a win for those who believe in the rule of law. And there was also a bipartisan opposition to this. So it was a very good day for the voters of the city of New York. Yeah, I tend to agree with that. I mean, I think the idea that allowing someone who's not a citizen of the United States to vote in any election is just, it's kind of atypical. Now, this was the argument that they made, though, was saying, hey, look, we're not going to let them vote for United States Senate or for Congress or for president, but this is where they live. They have to be able to vote for the school board. They have to be able to vote for mayor and for everything else that comes in between at the local level here in the city of New York. And again, like so many poison pills, they come wrapped in candy and they try to make it sound good and favorable to people and they hit you with a little bit of, well, you don't want to ostracize these people and we want to help to normalize things and they try to use an emotional appeal, but ultimately I think one has to think, you know, there are people that fought for a very long time because of the color of your skin or because of other factors like they came from another country and they had to pay and wait to become a first resident and then a citizen and to say that we're just going to bypass all of that and give this privilege of voting to me as a smack in the face for anybody who's an immigrant or anybody who's African American. Or even a woman who didn't always have the right to vote. No, I agree with you. That's the one thing, as I said, is this really devalues what legal immigrants who became who are in citizenship have done. It diminishes their accomplishment. And some of these arguments quite frankly, you had multiple bushes here, right? If someone has temporary status, that means they're able to vote on matters in the city that are going to affect the city resident like myself, let's say, for four, 8, ten years down the road, also you have to look at what kind of mess this creates, so they can only vote in a city election, but they can't vote in a state or a federal election. So now you're going to have hybrid ballots, or you're going to have specially marked ballots. I mean, the board of elections already has enough issues as it is. The whole thing was a mess. And even the one argument I also heard made that they said, well, it's like taxation without representation. Well, there's people that live in New Jersey. There's people who live in Connecticut. They come and work in New York during the day. Are they supposed to be able to vote because they're paying taxes in New York? This was just quite honestly one slap in the face to anybody who earns citizenship. Secondly, it was going to create a mess and then thirdly, these arguments look, they threw arguments against the wall. They had no respect for the rule of law and they were doing this because it was a power grab to try and get 8 to 900,000 more votes and they felt like if they were able to do this, they're going to control the mayor's office in the city government for years to come. And the long-term effects it would have on city residents allowing people that are probably not going to be here long term to vote was quite frankly just with any benefit of whatsoever. All right folks, we're on with Michael Henry, he's an attorney and a candidate for attorney general in New York State. Now, Michael Henry, so we talked about this non citizens voting. And to me it was open and shut then and it was open and shut now and thank God for that. I'm glad it didn't become a law and had to be overturned after a hundred and some odd years like the New York gun law did. But I'd like to get your reaction to
WGN Radio
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"All right welcome back Jim bohannon show rich valdes valdes with an S at rich valdes on all of the social media on the host of this is America with rich Valdez If you guys listen to podcasts definitely subscribe and download listen to the podcast It's free and I think you're going to enjoy it if you're enjoying this program And also I want to get to your calls But first is a headline I've been trying to read honestly for three days I've had this on my desk or for two days Here it is Happy isn't legally a person Now this is a New York State Supreme Court or a New York State court I should say Court of Appeals they came down with a ruling 5 two decision rejecting animal rights organizations argument that happy an elephant in The Bronx zoo to serves the same liberty and rights as a human So happy doesn't deserve to be a human because he's an elephant and the court says that he's in a this is what's going on in New York in the Court of Appeals And I just think it's really really funny that they're saying he's being illegally detained or confined by being an exhibit in The Bronx zoo That failed because he doesn't have the right to be free because he's not a person Just remarkable this is what's going on And if you could see this maybe I'll tweet this out and put it on various social media so you could see it at richville this with an S if you want to take a look at it It is a it's a huge picture here of so many people and they're protesting and free happy basically it's free happy Let's bust happy out of jail and the bronzer I thought that was funny I want to go to Bill in Ohio Hey Bill you're on with rich Valdez Hey thank you for taking my call I think you do an outstanding job rich Oh thank you sir I appreciate it I think people have been struck down with the case of stupid Happy if we put him out in a field I don't think he could take care of himself because he's been taken care of For all those years and he's an old timer So I don't think we'd stop to realize and use their common sense or have any intelligence at all But things And I wonder if we should guide the father very blessed and happy Father's Day Nobody else says that except in their hearts and in their prayers But I wanted to do that over the air weights And I see a lot of dirt domino timer And I see a lot of division and confusion and separation not just here in America but around the world A lot of confusion and a lot of hungry people and a lot of weird and careful people and things like that On the church case episcopalians I'd see the divisions not only in governments in an opinion and peoples and groups of people but I'd say division in the churches will come in for a long time the episcopalians have recognized the homosexual community and are even they even have ministers that their consecrating as ministers in their fiscal churches So that little incident with the fiscal year that might have come up in a recent over some kind of incident like that Yeah well we don't have the details on that per se if it was something related to that But I see your point And I get it And I think there's always going to be differences these divisions I don't know if they're all divisions or if they're differences I think we have differences and how we view them and how we approach them Is what determines whether it's a division or not You know I know sometimes some of the guests coming on don't agree with me I don't interview the people because they particularly agree with me I try to get the best most entertaining and informative person I could find to tell that perspective of a story And I think that's how many of us live our lives not necessarily the way we choose radio guests but I think overall I've never in my life and I don't think anyone listening has either woken up and said you know what today I gotta make sure I stay away from so and so because there are Christian I gotta stay away from so and so because they're a Jew or I gotta stay away from so and so because they're a Muslim No I think by and large we live our lives we go to the store we go to the grocery store We go to the car wash We go to all these different places and we deal with different people from all different walks of life and we always show them respect And that's how life has been for a long time Now I agree with you There are movements afoot that are saying we must focus on creating division and this is part of Karl Marx's whole movement Is to create these silos to create these divisions and these subgroups so that it's really I guess personifying the divide and conquer mentality And it works it works if you allow it to work Me personally it doesn't work on me because I just don't see it I have friends that differ with me politically And I know there's people that say well what would I do at a party like that I don't know those people We don't agree on this and my thinking is they're people You know we just don't talk about politics You know talk about their kids if they don't have kids I don't know You can find something And again if you can't find anything don't talk to those particular people talk to somebody else I've always believed that our differences can bring us together or our differences can create chasms and focus on division And it's really up to us It's our outlook it's our worldview and you mentioned that you were a Christian and I share that faith with you and if we have a Christian worldview and we focus on those two commandments that Christ left behind love God and love people that oftentimes you're going to you know you're going to fire on all cylinders and you're going to hit a home run each time Hopefully because you're doing the right thing And I think we shouldn't really exclude people based on their faith and whatnot Even if you're Nancy Pelosi and you're very very very Catholic right And I just say that in just that I love the Catholics I love everybody But my point is it's all the way we see it And I guess that's my bottom line but I thank you Bill Big shout out to everybody listening in Ohio And we have a couple more people holding and I got a couple more headlines and some audio but we're gonna take a pause right here 8 6 6 5 O 5 four 6 two 6 8.
77WABC Radio
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"The New York State Supreme Court has denied the New York City but Perlman's benevolent associations temporary restraining orders seeking to stop enforcement of the vaccine mandate The White House appears to be taking a wait and see approach to a potential invasion of Ukraine by Moscow this after President Biden and Russian president Vladimir Putin spoke for two hours yesterday morning Here's national security adviser Jake Sullivan We still do not believe the president Putin has made a decision What President Biden did today was lay out very clearly the consequences if he chooses to move He also laid out an alternative path an alternative path that is fundamentally in keeping with the basic principles and propositions that have guided America in the Euro Atlantic area for the past 70 years According to Sullivan Biden telling Putin that any further encouraged and into Ukraine would be met with strong economic measures from the U.S. and its European allies Prices at the pump are beginning to drop Here's the president 7 cents a gallon continuing to fall We're making progress We're going to keep at it to ensure the American people are paying their fair share for gas Jury deliberations underway in the Jesse Smollett trial in Chicago Pfizer and BioNTech say a shot of their COVID-19 booster neutralizes the omicron variant at least partially showing about a 44 40 fold reduction in vaccine induced antibodies Pfizer achieved scientific officer Michael dolson talking about it on CNN If you get your third booze it rice 25 fold very dramatic So yes you know where you could say to be protected of omicron you really need a three dose series of vaccination And that's how we should look at it right now The three dose areas is what you need The partners said they're confident they will have an autocrine specific version of the vaccine ready for delivery by March of next year A New York Supreme Court judge granting a hearing Tuesday to a challenge to mayor de Blasio's vaccine mandate The judge said a hearing date of December 14th for arguments as to whether a temporary restraining order blocking the mayor's order should be issued Protesters gathering outside the mayor's home last night to voice their concerns about the mandate So they don't care about the 70,000 black people in the sky in New York City that have gone I'm vaccinated and two is that they don't have a job The mayor has continuously defended his position I don't think anyone should be surprised about what we're seeing with the amaron variant with the extraordinary growth of cases that we're experiencing in this city and all over this country Look at a country like Germany right right now shutdowns restrictions We can not let that happen So we have to take decisive action The mandate says all New York City workers including members of the NYPD and FDNY be vaccinated against COVID-19 We're hearing more and more about brazen thieves stealing from stores in some cases the thieves are reselling the stolen items It's a major problem in Chicago They are Lori Lightfoot says retailers need to do more in providing security Locking up their merchandise at night chaining high end bags these purses seem to be something that is attracting a lot of attention on these organized retail theft units Fox News corporation says they're planning a tree lighting ceremony for an all American Christmas tree A man was arrested after setting fire to a Christmas tree outside the company's midtown building early this morning The NYPD says the display was set ablaze shortly after midnight quickly spreading up to tree outside the 6th avenue building No one was hurt Checking sports Nixon pacers nets and Houston rangers host the avalanche.
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"The white house has announced fully vaccinated. International travelers will be able to visit the us starting in november. That's a significant policy shift. After months of corona virus related travel bans and pierce hammer keith reports. The rules will be different though for americans fully vaccinated international travelers. We'll have to present proof of vaccination and get tested before flying white house cova nineteen coordinator. Jeff zion says. They'll also need to provide a phone number and email for contact tracing. This new system allows us to implement strict protocols to prevent the spread of cova from masters find internationally united states are firing that deal for nationals. Travelling united states be fully vaccinated. It's based on public else for americans returning to the. Us vaccination won't be required but they will have to test before and after their flights. The new protocols will replace bans on travelers from china india. Europe and more tamra keith. Npr news the white house. President biden addresses the un this week facing backlash from france over the us as new security arrangement with the uk and australia involving sharing us nuclear powered submarine technology. Us official says biden's asa speak with french president emmanuel macron the us supreme court will hear arguments december. I in a case for mississippi that tests whether all state laws aband- pre viability abortions are unconstitutional. The courts nineteen seventy-three ruling in roe versus. Wade declare that a woman has a constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy in the first six months of her pregnancy. When the fetus is incapable of surviving outside the womb mississippi bans most abortions after fifteen weeks significantly before fetal viability. The high court's announcement comes weeks after it allowed texas to move forward for now with a new law that bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected. This happens usually after just six weeks which is often before women even know. They're pregnant attorneys for former president. Donald trump's family business and its longtime chief. Financial officer were back in court today to fight charges of tax fraud. Npr's hansie lo wong reports. More charges may be coming from prosecutors in new york who are continuing three year investigation of the trump organizations business practices. A judge has set a schedule for a potential court. Trial starting in august or september of twenty twenty two during monday's hearing at the new york state supreme court in manhattan an attorney on the defense team for the trump organization. Cfo alan weisselberg said. They have quote strong reason to believe there could be other indictments coming. The hearing took place almost three months. After the manhattan district attorney's office charged weisselberg and trump's family business for allegedly taking part in a more than fifteen year schemed avoid paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes. Weisselberg and the trump organization have pleaded not guilty to the charges on the news new york. The dow jones industrial average is now down nearly eight hundred points or two point three percent since the open. This is npr. The co author of a new book about trump spoke to npr about the role. Top republicans play during the january. Six insurrection at the us capitol. Robert costa says senator. Lindsey graham was disturbed by trump's encouragement of supporters who were part of the mob and spoke out about it but quickly reverse course back in the former presidents defense. He's been trying to get president trump to run again and he is someone even though he he has said publicly in our book documents privately that this election fraud stuff is bs. He has he's been trying to get president trump to get to a better spot. He believes president. Trump is the future of the republican party that he could come back in. Twenty twenty four robert causes speaking with. npr's morning edition about the book herald. He co authored. With bob woodward federal prosecutors have arrested their case in the trial against r kelly. The aren be star facing a number charges including kidnapping forced labor and trafficking. He has pleaded not guilty. Here's npr's andrew limbong. Their trial started in brooklyn about a month ago now and federal prosecutors presented forty five witnesses including eleven accusers. Those accusers testified to kelly being physically mentally and sexually abusive saying he often recorded these interactions on an ipad. Women who lived with. Kelly said he had strict rules. They couldn't speak two other men. They had to wear baggy clothes and they couldn't use the bathroom without permission at the center of the federal case against kelly is a racketeering charge which positions him as the head of a criminal. Enterprise with an entourage working to support these alleged crimes. Angela mum. npr news. You're listening to npr..
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"Ancient philosopher wounds said that movie never. Oh jeez what a frickin chore. If you stayed with meteor this whole thing thank you so much. Obviously immi- said earlier. This is a fricken one. I mean okay. Trivia there's not much amusement securities core company that had helped finance white zombie. Whoops one seconds me. Oh it's playing blood. Beast terror all right. Amusement securities corp company. That had helped finance why zombie claimed his contract for the nineteen thirty to fill gave it. The exclusive right to use the word zombie movie titles. The new york state supreme court ruled screenings of the film could take place until a settlement was reached in awarded amusement securities. Eleven thousand five hundred dollars in damages and legal expenses and obviously the is that are frequently superimposed on the screen. Are those of bela lugosi. They were taken from. Victor halpern's earlier film white zombie. This film's earliest. Documented telecast took place in new york city through save nineteen th of january nineteen fifty on the dumont television network's wap. I mean be d channel five w. apd there go channel five. That's all the trivia. Just as bland and boring as our movie. It's a one if i could give it a zero. But i wanna stay true to form. It's one it is so bad. I i wouldn't even play this while doing dishes is not even good as background noise because nothing fricken happens. Maybe you could use it to put your kids to sleep. Because they'll be so frigging board. Oh why was this movie made. Why okay if you agree. Disagree or Wholeheartedly agree you can send your opinions and thoughts to geeks love podcast. Aj email dot com. Hopefully hopefully next week's movie will be a three. I'm really hoping i mean. Heck i would get hit piece of yucca. Flats three only. Because it's so much funded make fun of. I mean stuff actually have been for the most kind of oh. Hopefully i can get rid of his bag flavor out of my mouth mouth before the next movie because i do not want this to influence my rating decision enjoyment or lack thereof of the next movie while until next week. Hey for watching with us to support the show. Please visit inch share g. I l. dot com sites dot com to your friends family enemies especially within roomies and to everyone else. I failed to mention there. you'll be able to stream. The latest episode find links to subscribe to the podcast stream are various episodes connect and contact us through facebook page and group and or email us supporter podcasting efforts by monthly donations via or via anchors listener support and or through referral links. Such as route car insurance saving money on gas through gas buddy and get upside and or if you want to create unlimited websites just like this one for only fifty dollars a month. there's a link for phone sites. Also there is a page for the sponsors that we have more to come as show grows and improves coming next. Week is another movie that we haven't seen yet. Don't forget the popcorn..
WMAL 630AM
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"Morning in the nation's capital and help us in that endeavour. Well, we're loaded for bear. First and foremost, Mercedes slapped American conservative Union the folks that bring his CPAC. She is keeping his company all morning long. Good morning to you, Mercedes. Good morning. And are you ready? I'm great. And I'm so excited Because now we're we've got so much going on the next two hours and 7 35. Harry Jackson is that Fairfax County parent First Black President, be elected to the P T a AT T J High School. So of course, Virginia PETA has revoked the charter. 85 step McGowan, executive director of Virginia Police Benevolent Association, then a 35 Ian Prior out of Loudon County joins us and joining us right now. I mean, come on, you know him. You love him. You've got to. You've got to give him this Do is Jodi Jennifer legal analyst, Former U. S attorney to the District of Columbia. Joe. Happy Monday to you. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. Let's start first with Rudy Giuliani and that you worked closely with Rudy Giuliani on several very important cases over the last several years. And this this decision by the New York bar, I guess to temporarily suspend his license. Did he even have any sort of due process? Did Rudy have a chance to defend himself on this? Well, what's astounding about this. If you read the decision of the appellate division of the New York State Supreme Court, the state Supreme Court in New York by way, is a trial court. It's not the highest court In the land, Uh, in New York. They held no hearing. He was not given an opportunity to respond in person with an attorney. They simply took, uh, pleadings that have been filed by people and took the unprecedented step of suspending him. Interim from the practice of law because he represented a dangerous to the spreading of particular theories about the election and the disruption of civic life. This is one of the most This is a cost to ESC this ruling. I encourage people to read it. It reads like a screed from a highly paid political campaign organization rather than a legal document. But again, the most important thing about this is He was denied a hearing. They issued this ruling this interim ruling without a hearing. It's just disgraceful. I can't imagine what what? What they're doing, but it's pretty clear. It's very partisan. It's a Democratic court in a Democratic state, and it's pretty disgusting. So, Joe, can Rudy do anything to try to get his, uh, license law license back? Well, he can. He can appeal. He can demand a hearing. He has a lot of good lawyers working on this. Um, that the processes for these things, which are handled by the bar and by the court can be Byzantine and complex. Um, he's litigating. That's what he's going to do. I think he may actually have a right to go to federal court. And seek an injunction against the disciplinary proceedings because they are prejudicial and they are prejudiced and biased against him and joke that when when you read the ruling it it doesn't even read like the judicial opinions and what's going on here is it's so important is sort of dwell on this a bit because we saw this after the election, and we had so many lawyers coming out and trying to investigate. Whether there was any fraud in the 2020 election and some very serious legal and constitutional questions that still have yet to be actually challenged and discussed in the way that they should, in my opinion, Joe, But we saw lawyers who were intimidated by clients by their partners that had to pull out of representing the president of the United States, lest they they lose their business. And lose their partnership. Isn't this also sort of the next step of that where the message is sent that if you represent Donald Trump or or anybody in this regard, not only will you lose your business, you'll actually lose your license. This is insane. Well, this was part and parcel of that entire assault on the lawyers representing President Trump The The bottom line is that they have used the legal disciplinary process of bar associations. They've gone after people they've gone after representatives of the president to get them to spark. This is unheard of. People were in court making legal arguments in front of courts. Advocates are supposed to do that, whether you agree or disagree with their legal argument. That's the job of the lawyer, Rudy was doing nothing more than making legal arguments in court and on his radio show, by the way. Most of the things they cited about. Rudy had nothing to do with any court cases he was in. They were citing things from his radio show on his podcast. That's what about his rights of free speech under the First Amendment. I've never heard of lawyers being disciplined for things that they said on television shows or their own shows or radio shows or columns that they've written or opinions that they expressed in newspapers. That's another thing about this opinion, it basically says. That's the stuff that he was saying on his radio shows was incendiary and unsupported. Well, First of all, that's just not true. And second of all, what? What? What business of the bar is that? Joe diGenova is our guest. And Joe. What? While we're on this subject, we just saw the attorney General Merrick Garland. Followed lawsuit from the DOJ against the state of Georgia over their voting laws. I'd love for you to chime in on that, because last I checked in the state of Delaware has more restrictive voting laws than Georgia On what legal basis does Merrick Garland and the DOJ have to actually even filed this suit? Well, it doesn't appear that they have any legal basis for doing it. Larry, this appeals appears to be a blatantly political act by Merrick, Garland and the Department of Justice and by their new civil rights division chief. Kristin Clark, who has been described is articles as anti white and anti Semitic and radical, uh, that that those those credentials allowed her to file something that is so obnoxious. And so awful against the state of Georgia. They the government actually concedes in its own pleading. That the law is neither racist in language nor in its effect, But it's racist because of the motives of the people who enacted it, and when you go into the lawsuit And you beat some of the pleadings it actually claims. That because Georgia was one of the states that supported the Texas lawsuit in the Supreme Court about the election that claim that their electoral votes would saluted. But the DOJ says that participating in that lawsuit Was evidence of racism. I kid you not wow. Other things, it says the Senate passed the bill with only white sponsors. This is actually in a pleading by the Department of Justice. It's so silly and dangerous and I it makes you Very, very concerned for the state of the Department of Justice. They allege, in the in the pleadings that no black representative voted for the bill. And so that's evidence of racism. Uh, yet Governor Kent when he signed the bill did not invite any people of color to the signing is evidence of racism. And then they just out of whole cloth. They just say that for all of those reasons These these provisions were adopted with the purpose. The purpose of denying and a bridge E black citizens equal access to the political process in violation of Section two of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Unbelievable. This is some of the worst. Legal work I have ever seen. The Department of Justice under Merrick Garland should be ashamed of itself. Yeah, I just got to say this is not going to just stop in Georgia. We can foresee Don't What do you think joke More of these lawsuits coming our way to these different states that are making Significant election reform lost. I don't think there's any doubt that this was the first of many, many lawsuits. There are at least 24 states that have passed Voter Integrity Act in the wake of the outrageous abuse of mail out voter ballots. Sending out absentee ballots to people who did not request them, which is at the core of the corruption of the 2020 election. The unregulated mailing out of absentee ballots, uh with no control over signatures, verification who signed those ballots, coupled with ballot harvesting. Yes, I expect the Department of Justice under Merrick Garland to file this lawsuit very much like the Georgia insane in every state. So this is it's so dangerous. Can you hold over? I got more to say about this. There's so much more with you. Can you stay with us for.
Democracy Now! Audio
Judge Rules New York Must Vaccinate Prisoners Immediately
"A strongly worded decision. Monday new york state supreme court justice alison to it ordered the state to immediately vaccinate incarcerated people and said officials quote irrationally distinguish between incarcerated people and people living in every other type of adult congregate facility at great risk to incarcerated people's lives during this pandemic. This comes as people who work in. New york's prisons in jails became eligible to receive the vaccine in january justice to its decision also came as governor cuomo announced only yorkers over the age of thirty canal access. The vaccine she ruled incarcerated people. Even younger than thirty should also be offered the vaccinations now. The lawsuit was filed behalf of two people. Held a new york city's rikers island jail. Twenty four year. Old obama free us and fifty two year old charles holden who lives in a dorm with forty eight of fifty beds filled with the beds inches apart the complaint says he shares quote eating spaces. Toilets sinks showers televisions telephones and recreational spaces of other incarcerated. Men at mealtime eats a communal table surrounded by other incarcerated. People cannot wear masks while they eat in short quote every aspect of daily life is communal. He's not able to practice social distancing unquote currently about ten percent of people held at rikers have covid nineteen new york. Jails about thirty four thousand people only about thirteen hundred prisoners who were senior citizens or have pre existing conditions have already been fully
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"new york state supreme court" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Dot com I'm Rhonda Rostrum highest court in the Land says no to California's indoor Church service ban The Supreme Court is telling California it cannot enforce a ban on indoor church services because of covert 19. The high court issued orders late Friday in two cases where churches had sued over covert 19 related restrictions in this state, the high Court said. For now, California can't ban indoor worship in areas where virus cases air surging, but it can't kept indoor services at 25% of a building's capacity. The justices also declined to stop the state from barring singing and chanting it services. The court's three liberal justices dissented. I'm surely Adler, California Governor Gavin Newsom's office says it will issue revise guidelines. The nation's top health official, sounding an alarm about the Sunday's Super Bowl. Being a potential super spreader event they're urging people gather with friends over zoom and not in crowds like its restaurants or parties. Wyoming Republican Party voted overwhelmingly Saturday to censure representative Liz Cheney for voting to impeach President Trump. On January, 13th. Only eight of the 74 member state GOP's Central committee stood to oppose censure and a vote that didn't proceed to a formal count. The center document accused Congresswoman Cheney of voting to impeach even though the U. S house didn't offer, Mr Trump quote. Formal hearing or due process, Central proponents said at the state's Central Committee meeting that by voting to impeach Cheney opposed the wishes of the 70% of Wyoming voters who chose former President Trump in the election. Ernie. It's congressional correspondent Bernie Bennett. New York State Supreme Court has ruled Republican Claudia Tenney be certified as the winner in the race to represent the state's 22nd Convince congressional district That house flip now shaves the Democrat majority to 2 21 to 2 12 Maura town hall dot com. I'm Rhonda Rocks, Tre. Riley update brings you something you might not know this coming Sunday. The Super Bowl will feature the reigning champs, the Kansas City Chiefs against Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. How many sports experts believe it will be a game of quarterbacks. Casey's Patrick Mahomes, the young Phanom against legendary 43 year old Tom Brady, the greatest quarterback to ever play the game. But that is not where the Super Bowl will be won or lost. Know if Tampa is to win. It's offensive line will have to protect Tom Brady. Because he cannot run. It's not that he's too old or on athletic. His style is to stay in what they call the pocket, protected by his line and throw the football from there. He cannot run outside of the pocket. But Patrick Mahomes can move and that gives Kansas City a big advantage, however. If the Buccaneer offensive line can protect Brady. That means that the Chiefs don't smack him in the head every two minutes. Brady will do damage. Because he is a brilliant passer. However, if the Chiefs get to him, it's not gonna be much of a game. On the other end. The pressure is not on the Kansas City offensive line because Mahomes will run outside the pocket, throw on the run and actually run for yardage himself. That gives the Chiefs as I said, a big advantage. It should be a good game, but I think Kansas City will win by 10 points. I don't know what the odds are on the weekend doing well at the halftime show. I do know my son likes the weekend. And forces me to listen to the weekend in the car. It's not too bad. The weekend doesn't have an offensive line. He just runs around on stage and makes a colossal amount of money. Once again. O'Reilly is picking the Kansas City Chiefs by 10 points, but it Brady does win the game and the Tampa Bay gets the trophy. Won't be disappointed. Now this By now, you've heard me speak about Jeff Brown, my go to tech expert and his firm brownstone research. His firm called the exact peak of the dot com boom and just issued another major prediction. So if you've got money invested in the market, especially in popular tech stocks, this is critical information. Jeff sat down with Tech Minutes, Chris hurt to discuss something shocking, he believes is on the verge of happening. So you can watch that interview at Bill five g dot com Right now, that's bill five g dot com. Jeff top notch newsletter.
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"new york state supreme court" Discussed on AM 970 The Answer
"Indoor Church service ban The Supreme Court is telling California it cannot enforce a ban on indoor church services because of covert 19. The high court issued orders late Friday in two cases where churches had sued over covert 19 related restrictions in this state, the high court said. For now, California can't ban indoor worship in areas where virus cases air surging, but it can't kept indoor services at 25% of a building's capacity. The justices also declined to say Up the state from boring, singing and chanting it services. The court's three liberal justices dissented. I'm surely Adler, California Governor Gavin Newsom's office says it will issue revised guidelines. The nation's top health official, sounding an alarm about the Sunday's Super Bowl. Being a potential super spreader event they're urging people gather with friends over zoom and not in crowds like its restaurants or parties. Wyoming Republican Party voted overwhelmingly Saturday to censure representative Liz Cheney for voting to impeach President Trump. On January, 13th. Only eight of the 74 member state GOP's Central committee stood to oppose censure and a vote that didn't proceed to a formal count. The center document accused Congresswoman Cheney of voting to impeach even though the U. S house didn't offer, Mr Trump quote. Formal hearing or due process, Central proponents said at the state's Central Committee meeting that by voting to impeach Cheney opposed the wishes of the 70% of Wyoming voters who chose former President Trump in the election. Ernie. It's congressional correspondent Bernie Bennett. New York State Supreme Court has ruled Republican Claudia Tenney be certified as the winner in the race to represent the state's 22nd convinced congressional district. That house.
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"new york state supreme court" Discussed on 860AM The Answer
"Supreme Court is telling California it cannot enforce the ban on indoor church services because of covert 19. The high court issued orders late Friday in two cases where churches had sued over covert 19 related restrictions in this state, the high court said. For now, California can't ban indoor worship in areas where virus cases air surging, but it can't kept indoor services at 25% of a building's capacity. The justices also declined to stop the state from barring sing. Enchanting It services. The court's three liberal justices dissented. I'm surely Adler, the nation's top health officials are sounding the alarm about Super Bowl being a potential super spreader event. They're urging people to gather with friends of resume and Not in crowds like it bars, restaurants and parties. Member of the World Health Organization team investigating the origins of covert. 19 says full access was granted when they visited Wuhan, China, a member of the World Health Organization team that's in Wuhan. China, investigating the origins of Cove in 19 tells The Associated Press The team was granted full access to all sites and personnel they requested. Expect Get that level of openness. Peter Dash, aka Disease Ecology expert says the team thoroughly inspected the seafood market that was linked to early Cove in 19 case clusters, toilets. In the ER Van's looking down under the grants. The W H o team plans to present a summary of findings before departing China next Wednesday. I might cross Yeah. New York State Supreme Court ruled that Republican Claudia Tenney be certified as the winner in the race to represent the state's 22nd congressional district. More news and analysis at town hall dot com. Meanwhile, relief Thank you is so successful in lowering or eliminating pain. I'm often asked that question Beatings Have Talbot, the father and son, founders of really Factor tell me they believe our bodies were designed to heal. That's right, designed to heal on Now, I agree. The doctors who formulated really factor for Pete and self selected the four best ingredients 100% drug free ingredients, but each help your body deal with inflammation. That's correct. Each of the four ingredients deal with inflammation on a different metabolic. Pathway that right They're approaching your pain from four different angles may very well be. Why so many Americans find such wonderful pain relief If you have back pain, shoulder neck, hip, knee or foot pain from exercise, or even just getting older, you must order the three week quick start now discounted the only 1995 to see if it will work for you, too. I think it could give your body what it needs to heal itself. Got to really factored outcome. Call 805 183 84 early factor dot com. Overseas. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says it's too early to start talking about easing coronavirus restrictions in the UK despite progress with vaccinations campaign against creative ours in some ways is going well in the sense that the Vaccine rollout in particular is proceeding at a huge rate of knots. We've done 10.9 million vaccine, Johnson says The numbers still aren't in their favor. I want to stress that it is still early days on In this country still very, very high. Meeting on Somalia's troubled election has ended in failure as the federal government and regional states could not reach agreement on remaining issues just two days before the scheduled vote, and President Mohammed Abdul Ali Mohammed on Saturday blamed unnamed quote foreign interventions. Unquote. Maura Town hall dot com. Arrest made in connection with a massive courthouse. Fire and official says a suspect has been taken into custody following the blaze that destroyed the 111 year old Mason County courthouse in Texas. No one was hurt, but county Judge Jerry Bearden says the flames could be seen from miles away. He adds to see it now it just breaks your heart to look at it. Fire. Investigators suspect arson in both the courthouse fire and ablaze about the same time at a house one mile away. Jason Walker reporting inmates to the ST Louis jail set fires caused flooding broke out fourth floor windows and tossed a number of items. Outside on early this morning. In the latest disturbance over concerns about the corona virus pandemic and restrictions that have limited visits and stalled court proceedings. Dozens of law enforcement officers had worked for hours to bring it under control. Maura Town hall dot com. I'm Rhonda Rocks, Tre. Hi, everybody. We want to invite you to join Dennis.
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"new york state supreme court" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Ron Dirac Strip, the highest court in the land, says No California's indoor Church service ban The Supreme Court is telling California it cannot enforce a ban on indoor church services because of covert 19. The high court issued orders late Friday in two cases where churches had sued over covert 19 related restrictions in this state, the high court said. For now, California can't ban indoor worship in areas where virus cases air surging, but it can't kept indoor services at 25% of a building's capacity. The justices also declined to stop the state from barring singing and chanting and services. The court's three liberal justices dissented. I'm Surely Adler, the nation's top health officials are sounding the alarm about Super Bowl being a potential super spreader event. They're urging people to gather with friends of resume and Not in crowds like it bars, restaurants and parties. Member of the World Health Organization team investigating the origins of covert. 19 says full access was granted when they visited Wuhan, China, a member of the World Health Organization team that's in Wuhan, China, investigating the origins of covert. 19 tells The Associated Press. The team was granted full access to all sites and personnel they requested. Expect Get that level of openness. Peter Dash, aka Disease Ecology expert says the team thoroughly inspected the seafood market that was linked to early cove in 19 case clusters. We were the toilets. In the Irvin's looking down under the grids. The W. H O team plans to present a summary of findings before departing China next Wednesday. I Mike Rossia. New York State Supreme Court ruled that Republican Claudia Tenney be certified as the winner in the race to represent the state's 22nd congressional district. Your news and analysis at town hall dot com. Meanwhile, relief act was so successful in lowering or eliminating pain. I'm often asked that question beatings Have Talbot, the father and son, founders of really Factor tell me they believe our bodies were designed to heal. That's right. Designed to heal on now I agree. The doctors who formulated really factor for Pete and self selected the four best ingredients 100% drug free ingredients. But each help your body deal with inflammation. That's correct. Each of the four ingredients deal with inflammation on a different metabolic pathway that right they're approaching your pain from four different angles may very well be. Why so many Americans find such wonderful pain.
MSNBC Rachel Maddow (audio)
Trump's Niece Wins Legal Battle Over Tell-All Book
"The trump administration gave Michael Cohen Choice. Sign this paper, saying you won't write a book or go back to prison. Silence or prison. Your choice then there's the book by Donald Trump's niece slated for official publication tomorrow Donald. Trump and his family have been in court up through today, trying to block the book from being published and Block Mary trump from saying anything about the book. which feels ridiculous because you probably feel like you've already read it, since just about every media outlet on the planet has gotten a copy and dissect it already. Well this evening. Donald Trump and his family lost that court fight a New York State Supreme Court Judge rejected. The trump families attempt to block the book ruling that quote the potential enormous cost and logistical nightmare of stopping the publication, recalling and removing. Thousands of books from all types of booksellers, brick and mortar and virtual libraries and private citizens is an insurmountable task at this time. The judge then quotes a different judge in another case Donald. Trump lost when he tried to block the publication of his former National Security Advisor John Bolton's book quote by the looks of it. The horses not just out of the barn. It is out of the country. Mary Trump's book can go forward and also married is now free to speak publicly about it. which should be interesting, so Michael Cohen's Book Mary Trump's book. The president his family his White House doing everything they can to prevent the from coming out up to and including sending Michael Cohen back to prison, but today we learned about a third book. Now see if you can spot the difference today. Today. The Justice Department released the actual executive order commuting the prison sentence of Roger. Stone he can see the president's unmistakable sharpie signature there. The president commuted his old friend sentence on Friday night, but it's not clear how broad the commutation was. In fact, the judge in stones case demanded to see the actual order to determine whether it covered stones, prison, time or his probation as well well. Now, we know that the president took care of everything. His Old Friend Prison Time supervised released twenty thousand dollar. Fine all of it poof gone. And today Roger Stone announced that he celebrating by. Writing a book. That's right, so if you testify unflattering Lee about the president, and you try and write a book you get to get the go back to prison. If you withhold information from Congress and prosecutors to protect the president, you get your prison sentence erased, and you can publish to your heart's content.
America's Morning News
Harsh book about Trump family by president's niece, Mary Trump, can be published, judge rules
"Speaking of a New York an appeals court has cleared the way for a publisher to distribute a tell all book by President Trump's niece over the objections of the president's brother. The New York State Supreme Court appellate division, issuing the written division late decision late Wednesday, the appeals court lifting the restraint that a judge put on Simon and Schuster that sought to block the distribution, But it left in place restraints against Mary Trump, the author of Too much and never enough How my family created the world's most dangerous man of a publisher and a lawyer for Mary Trump praised the ruling. An email sent to Robert Trump was not Replied. We do know Robert Trump has since filed his case in another county in New York. So he is still trying to stop the release of that book. Take us with you Wherever you go
Todd Schnitt
Britt McHenry sues Fox News, alleging sexual harassment
"I suspect a TV I mention fox and break make Henry a fox host it's fox nation which I think that's their online service but I'm sure she's been on other shows as well so is Britt McHenry still with fox we know good can you check real quick and see if Britt McHenry is still with fox and fox nation she is sued fox news for she's sold fox news and the hi Chris this contributor Tyrese whose real name is George Murdoch for sexual harassment so it says it's a former co host I guess they did a show together and it's been reported as of yesterday according to Vanity Fair and exclusive trick that the Tyrus is getting sued and sells fox by McEnery a lawsuit was filed yesterday in New York state Supreme Court also alleges gender discrimination and retaliation names Murdoch not the murdocks as in the murdocks and the owners of fox or the she says she's still there so she still employed issue suing fox and Lisa bloom asserts tourney that's Gloria Allred's daughters are returning yeah so this guy Murdoch George Murdoch is Tyrus that's his real name at a sewing fox nation fox news channel fox entertainment and some other names as well as well as this Tyrus guy and you know some of the details I've got the the one of the texts among other comments that McEnery ledges Murdoch center beginning October twenty eighteen just two months after meeting her and one month before the to launch their show includes the following text message just pull your boobs out and now why don't you just grin and bear it keeping negative and I'll send you another deep pack that would be a a **** pic but the the D. word I love ponytails and braids you look amazing and it's a real turn on not that you care but I love it I'll show you what it means to be bad breath make Henry another **** pick at you know but Richard Peck or a the Dick Nixon pick up coming in five seconds he tweeted well if not the next part I love your legs is a creepy how I look at you FIR FYI you'll need those legs to escape from me in Montana I please especially on your knees hotness and I love the fact that you're always working if we ever had sex I feel like an orgasm you say speaking of feeling good did not did not or did see the story on puppy rescue we should do a segment on it hand me my phone so just a these are some of the text messages that he center so Murdoch's attorneys are denying the claim they're saying that these are improper that he might actually file a defamation lawsuit so this Britney cannery Stiller fox Tyrus is still in fox and got a big old lawsuit going
Dr. Daliah
Walmart, Tesla look to address issues surrounding solar systems
"To Walmart has sued Tesla I wasn't seen that one coming why because of widespread negligence that led to repeated fires of its solar systems and solar panels asking the court to force tested to remove solar panels for more than two hundred forty of its stores across the country so the solar energy systems were installed and maintained by and there apparently responsible for fires at seven locations doesn't show any hazardous problems such as a loose wiring hot spots on panels is going on court papers filed the New York state Supreme Court on Tuesday so the lawsuit accuses test of having untrained workers put up shoddy installations and showing quote utter incompetence our callousness or both now test of the not a B. would respond to requests for
The Ben Shapiro Show
Former Prosecutor Linda Fairstein Says 'When They See Us' 'Is Full Of Distortions'
"This Netflix series that has come out called when they see us. And it's about the central park joggers, the central park jogger and the central park, five. So this is long been a hot point of contention in New York City tunnel from famously called for the death penalty to be applied to the central park five. There's a group of five lack men, who were basically, accused of rape of a jogger. And then later there was DNA evidence, a person came forward and made an admission that he was the person who committed the rape only his DNA was found on the woman, the way that this has been taken by the press is that none of these other five people were involved in anything bad, and all of this was basically black men being railroad in New York City for no reason. Well, now Linda fairstein, who's a prosecutor in the case has a piece in the Wall Street Journal that is. It's pretty devastating to this narrative here's what she talked about. She says at about nine pm, April nineteenth nineteen thousand nine a large group of young men gathered on the corner of one hundred and ten th street and Fifth Avenue for the purpose of robbing and beating innocent people in central park. There are more than thirty riders the women in the win the woman known as the central park jogger Tricia, mainly was not the only victim, eight others were attacked, including two men were beaten so savagely that required hospitalization for head injuries, reporters and filmmakers have explored this story countless times from numerous perspectives. Almost always focusing on five attackers one female jogger but each has missed the larger picture of what happened that terrible night, a write in the dark that resulted in the apprehension of more than fifteen teenagers who set upon multiple victims that associate path Natasha's race confessed in two thousand two to the rape of malay-, and that the district attorney consequently, vacated the charges against the five after they had served their sentences had led some of these reporters and filmmakers to assume the prosecution had no basis upon which to charge the five suspects in nineteen eighty nine. So it is with filmmaker Annan's Guarany in the net flicks mini series, when they see us a series so full of destroy. Falsehoods is to be an outright fabrication. It shouldn't have been hard for Mr. Verney to discover the truth. The facts of the original case are documented in one hundred seventeen page decision by New York state supreme court Justice Thomas Galligan in sworn testimony, given in two trials and affirmed by two appellate courts, and in sworn depositions more than ninety five witnesses, including the five themselves. Instead, she has written and utterly false narrative involving an evil mastermind me falsely accused the five I was one of the supervisors who oversaw the team that prosecuted, the teenagers apprehended after that horrific night of violence, Mr.
27 Hour News
Harvey Weinstein, New York And Warren Levinson discussed on 27 Hour News
"Former film mogul Harvey. Weinstein's new lawyers have been approved AP. Correspondent Warren Levinson looks at his new legal team. Welcome to the New York state supreme court judge James Burke, told Harvey Weinstein's new lawyers among the platoon of newly hired attorneys Jose bios who famously won an acquittal in the Casey Anthony case he is innocent. That is what