the only way that could possibly justify the murder of joseph rosenbaum is if you believe that joseph rosenbaum was actually reaching for the defendants gun and that a reasonable person in the defendant's position without ar-15 strapped tightly to his chest would think that joseph rosenbaum was even capable of taking that gun away as he fell to the ground with a fractured right pelvis. then that not only all of that but you'd also have to believe that joseph rosenbaum was going to turn that gun around and use that to kill the defendant. you have to believe all of those things to justify the murder of joseph rosenbaum. that's why the defense is trying to desperately convince you that joseph rosenbaum threatened to kill the defendant which never happened. that's why they are trying so desperately hard that joseph rosenbaum was it not reaching for that gun. it's not justified and there is no valid self-defense claim. one of the things that judge does, constructed you is that when the defendant provokes the situation he has to exhaust all reasonable means to avoid killing someone. did he?

the only way that you could possibly justify the murder of joseph rosenbaum is if you believe that joseph rosenbaum was actually reaching for the defendant's gun and that a reasonable person in the defendant's position with that ar-15 strapped tightly to his chest would think that joseph rosenbaum was even capable of taking that gun away as he's falling to the ground with a fractured right pelvis. and then not only all that, you'd also have to believe that joseph rosenbaum was going to turn that gun around and use it to kill the defendant. you have to believe all of those things to justify the murder of joseph rosenbaum. that's why the defense is trying so desperately hard to convince you that joseph rosenbaum threatened to kill the defendant, which never happened. that's why they're trying so desperately hard to convince you that joseph rosenbaum was reaching for that gun because if he's for that gun, and he's not going to use it to kill the defendant, it is not justified. there is no valid self-defense claim. one of the things the judge instructed you is when the defendant provokes the

joseph ellis. >> thank you pretty. >> in your watching book tv coverage of this year's national book festival and that was joseph ellis talking about his newest book "the cause" the american revolution and its discontent and is now, professor joseph ellis joins us live in will take your calls in the american revolution, founding fathers in the numbers are up on the screen pretty 202 is the area code 8200 for you in the eastern central time zones and 748-8201 of you live out in the mountain pacific time zone and that there is a third line set aside for messages if you want to send a text message the question or comment pretty (202)748-8903 and reminder that that is only for the text messages and please include your first name and your city and we will begin taking your calls in just a minute. professor joseph ellis, you said during your interview with david rubenstein, a little bit earlier that the immersion revolution and rebellion was a power issue, not a money issue pretty can you explain that pretty. >> all be my best briefly that the british attempt attack the colonies and oppose

he knew joseph ropes balm was unarmed and he admitted to me you can't kill joseph rosenbaum for something joshua ziminski did so let's just carve joshua ziminski out of this case. i'll deal with him at his arson trial in january, but until then it doesn't factor into any of the decisions the defendant made and as you see on the fbi video, the ziminski continue walking straight on down the sidewalk. don't pursue the defendant or threaten the defendant in any way. now the defense wants to you think that joseph rosenbaum was there is to attack defendant. we'll never know what joseph rosenbaum was thinking because the defendant killed him so we're just guessing, but let's assume for a moment, yeah, joseph rosenbaum is chasing after the defendant because he wants to do some physical harm to him. he's unarmed man. this is a bar fight. this is a fist fight. this is a fight that maybe many of you have been involved in, two people hand to hand were throwing punches, pushing, shoving, whatever, but what you don't do you is don't bring a gun to a fist fight. what the defendant wants you to believe i

joseph rosenbaum. ladies and gentlemen, make no mistake, there was nothing reckless about my client's conduct that day in regard to mr. rosenbaum. mr. rosenbaum was coming at him. my client ran from him. retreated, which is not needed. continues to run. the plastic bag is thrown. the metallic plastic bag. kyle doesn't know what it is at that time. it causes him to turn and look over his shoulder, pointing the gun in that direction. mr. rosenbaum, is he dissuaded by that? no, he's not. he continues running and advancing on my client. that whole time the state doesn't say anything about mr. ziminski firing the shot. mr. ziminski having his gun out. think of the circumstances as they existed at 11:50 on august 20th. excuse me, august 25 of 2020. he runs through that parking lot. he continues running on. he turns as he comes in to that box canyon with the cars, the van and i believe it's a pepsi machine. he turns because he has no place else to go. i'll show you the video later on. what is important about

what was joseph rosenbaum doing? was he running after my client to give him a key to the city of kenosha? i was he running after my client to say hey, thanks for providing security? use your common sense and your judgment. look at mr. rosenbaum's behavior throughout the night. as i showed you, these other pictures -- exhibit 105, dr. kelly. soot right here. here's entry. the exit is over here. goes across clean. came out right there. this right here, nothing. nothing on the back part of the hand, no soot. we know what was over the barrel. remember mr. krause asking the doctor, what about the big puff of smoke? that wouldn't have an effect? soot only goes so far. that was dr. kelly's testimony. he doesn't have a dog in the fight. he looks at the bodies. says what they are. makes a determination. looks at the evidence. we had an expert, didn't call him because dr. kelly told the truth. couldn't agree more. ladies and gentlemen, facts and truth matter. in most trials the case would have ended with dr. kelly. but we want

joseph rosenbaum. he's dead. we don't know what he was thinking and we don't know what was going on in his mind. that makes him an easy target for the defense today because they can pile on him and destroy his reputation and he can't speak for himself. that happens a lot in homicide trials. blame the victim. the lack who can't themselves. i went to lee about joseph rosenbaum and you've heard testimony about him. he'd been in the hospital. had a clear plastic bag with his possession. toiletries, a water bottle. you get it in the hospital. it's common. he's walking around like it is his only possession in the world. he visits his girlfriend and happens to wandered downtown into the middle of civil unrest. no indication he planned to be there and no indication he is part of any movement. he just happened to stumble into it. what does he do that night? let me tell you. he tipped over porta potty that had no one in it. he swung a chain. he lit a metal garbage dumpster on fire. and there is an empty wooden flatbed trai

what is your reaction to this news, joseph? joseph: good morning, tom. similar to my friend there from bloomberg, i agree that the new person is a safe of hands and it's an abrupt sense of timing. frankly, the departure of the ceo is something i would have expected to come at the full year, but not for these reasons. more because it's natural turnover. jes has been there since 2015. they were going to look for a replacement. and organizations, various media organizations such as yourself, having quite focused on running profiles of the ceo,, the now new ceo finally enough. so i agree, i don't think there's going to be anything revolutionary. this is not like the retail banker coming in. remember, this is something who probably protected barclays from getting exposed. tom: also as you referenced, global chief risk officer prior to that role, as well. what can we read into the biography about what changes they're looking to make it barclays? joseph: clearly, he's going to be focused on risk-adjusted returns, the integration of risk through the whole bank.

. joseph, a lot of the early financing for _ what is needed. joseph, a lot of the early financing for this _ what is needed. joseph, a lot of the early financing for this will - what is needed. joseph, a lot of the early financing for this will come - early financing for this will come from that infrastructure that we're just talking about that the is gotten past. but the devil is in the details. how does the money to put in to achieve the biden administration's goals. $1.2 trillion over _ administration's goals. $1.2 trillion over five _ administration's goals. $1.2 trillion over five years, - administration's goals. 112 trillion over five years, $550 billion of that, so almost half his new funding and the politics may be over on capitol hill and in washington but now begins the crucial implementation phase. how are federal agencies that the department of energy and others, going to co—ordinate with state and local leaders who are the primary infrastructure owners and operators across the us and water utilities and other local areas, are they going to implement all of this money? t

they didn't talk about who joseph rosenbaum was. they didn't talk about the fact that he was a convicted pedophile. oopsys, they forgot to mention the fact both of these men were white! this case -- and i want to be very clear here for everybody watching -- has nothing to do with black america! this has nothing to do with race or black america. really, guys, we can sit this one out for once but the media was infested. what's rally interesting, tucker, if you go back and look at the timeline. this happened in august 2020 just ahead of the election. people in the media were saying literally that kyle was radicalized by trump and there it is, the freudian slip. this is what it's really about the media was obsessed with the race narrative during the black lives matter, why? they took everything including an innocent white teenager that had an incident that occurred with two white convicted felons. they were willing to defend the two pedophiles because of the parasitic beast they want to off if ther to all americans. >> tucker: if you ha

for _ what is needed. joseph, a lot of the financing for this - what is needed. joseph, a lot of the financing for this will l of the financing for this will come from that infrastructure bill that we are just talking about that the us just got past. but the devil is in the details and how does that money get put to work to achieve the biden administration's goals? the build—outjust passed $1.2 trillion over five years, $550 billion of that, so almost half his new funding. the politics may be over on capitol hill in washington, but now becomes the crucial implementation phase. how are federal agencies like the department transportation and injuries, think of transit agencies, water utilities, other local entities, are they going to implement that perspective is the key because traditionally, at least in the us, we have relied on 21st framework. building century framework. building more roads and investing in the practises that resulted clearly and more costs and the potential for this money to change plans, to change the types of projects we are pursuing is ultimately going to rest

welcome to our show joseph ellis. >> pleasure being with you david. >> thank you. for those who don't know joseph ellis he is one of the countries league's leading scholars of the revolutionary war era and he is the person who's written 13 books on the subject . he's a graduate of a college of william and mary. he's the leader of the pulitzer prize and the national book award. his latest book is an explanation of why we went to war with the british and why the british ultimately ended the war unsuccessfully from their point of view. we to say i've read all of joseph ellis's book and i enjoyed this one the most and found i learned more from this book and any of the other books so thank you for writing this book . >> i'm glad to hear that. it's perhaps the most myopic person in terms of understanding how it will be received but i'm happy with it and i hope other people will agree with you. if you like the book founding brothers which is about the 1790s, i think you'll like thisone which is about the 1770s . and i didn't know what i was doing 48 or 35 years ago when i

joseph: don't get used to the last three years. the last three years have been phenomenal with equities. normalization, reversion to the mean, real returns for percent, 5%, 6%, you get that from dividends, more of the usb and diversified. -- the u.s. being diversified. we are setting expectations from now until 2025 that the last three years were an anomaly in terms of returns, the economy, the pandemic, and now to get back to the basics, so to speak. jonathan: what a couple of years it has been. joe quinlan of bank of america private bank. a 25% gain on the s&p 500. tom: it is hard to keep perspective. when you look at the wei screen on the bloomberg, ben laidler and others have been double digit enthusiastic, but the great missed call of the last number of years, even more than a decade, has been the certitude that it is a single-digit world. that has been crushed. jonathan: i thought there would be this big deleveraging story. we have delivered, but largely because profits have recovered so quickly. i expected people to really p

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mayor joseph riley, i think that i first met you during this institute and georgia. on day one of the most amazing speeches that i've ever heard from a mayor to talk about city life and people and i've never heard of politicians it do it that way so i was really moved by that. and then 25 years later we're still having that conversation. it is an honor and i appreciate speaking with you and i'm going to share my screen now. today's talk will be about a half an hour then will have time for questions. the name of my talk today - i'm a southerner from - and took me probably close to i was in my 40s or so until i actually started to talk about how can i say, my southern upbringing in the spirits and the like. i wanted to start out by turk and kentucky but the current context and also about the 1619 project but this idea for most people of color in this country particular the african-americans did part-time in this landscape has been long and our freedom though has been very short and so how we begin to kind of think about ourselves, that want is for but it's also very fa

joseph rosenbaum was 36 36 years old. he had just been released that same day from a milwaukee hospital where he had been treated for a suicide attempt. he was unarmed when he was shot by rittenhouse. roosevelt was shot four times. -- rosenbaum was shot four times. after rittenhouse killed rosenbaum, several protesters who believed rittenhouse was an active shooter, begin chasing him. 26-year-old anthony huber tried to disarm him by hitting him with what he had in his hand, his skateboard. rittenhouse shot and killed him within seconds. gaige grosskreutz was the only person who survived being shot by rittenhouse. anthony huber's parents, karen bloom and john huber, said they were heartbroken and angry over the verdict, which they said did not deliver justice for any of rittenhouse's victims. this is anthony huber's father john huber responding to the verdict on cnn. >> we are still in shock here, you know? that guy gets to run free and he is now a hero. this is my son right here. this is anthony. we lost our son and there

and in fact, the only bigot on the scene appears to have been joseph rosenbaum. for some reason, and it's on video, rosenbaum kept screaming the n-word and yet it is kyle rittenhouse who joe biden accused of being a white supremacist on the basis of no evidence whatsoever then let's hope at some point he gets sued for that. now they are calling the judge the same thing. >> let's hope the asian food isn't on one of those boats in long beach harbor. >> yes, that was the judge making a joke about asian food during a murder trial but i want to ask you how unusual is the judges conduct currently? >> i think some of the things her way out of line. the comment about the asian food, for example. >> tucker: that's racist. but it's only racist if you are exercising your right to self-defense or if you're trying to conduct a fair trial. you don't inject equity into the trial and judge people on the basis of their skin color rather than what they actually did. you dare to do that in this post equity country, you are by definition of racist. so they won't admit to the public

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of the early — is what's needed. joseph, a lot of the early financing _ is what's needed. joseph, a lot of the early financing for - is what's needed. joseph, a lot of the early financing for this i of the early financing for this will come from that infrastructure bill we were talking about that the us has just got past but the devil is in the detail, right? how does the money get put to work to achieve the barden administration's goals? the bill that was _ administration's goals? the bill that was just _ administration's goals? the: bill that wasjust past, administration's goals? the bill that wasjust past, $1.2 bill that was just past, $1.2 trillion over five years, $550 billion of that, is almost new funding. the politics may be over on capitol hill and in washington, but now begins the crucial implementation phase. 0urfederal crucial implementation phase. 0ur federal agencies like the department of transportation, the department of energy and others going to co—ordinate with state and local leaders who are the primary infrastructure owners and operators across the us, think o

. >> we've been in conversation with joseph ellis and that colonial period of time about his new book the cause. thank you very much for this conversation. >> thank you david. >> are watching book tvs coverage of this year's national book festival that was joseph ellis talking about his newest book because of the american revolution and itsdiscontents and now from vermont , professor ellis windows live to take your calls on the american revolution. the founding fathers, numbers are up on the screen.202 is the area code, 728-8400 for those of you in the eastern time zone. 748201 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones and there's a third line set aside for text messages if you want to send a text message with aquestion or comment . 202 ex748 8903. reminder that that is only for text messages. please include your first name and your city. we will begin taking your calls in just a minute. professor ellis, you said during your interview with david rubenstein a little bit earlier that the american revolution or the american rebellion was a power issue i, not a money issue. could

an innocent man, people should independently look into joseph rosenbaum. i can't express enough, 11 charges against him for raping children. the boys he raped -- there were five of them -- sexual assaults, five of them including rape that were between the ages of nine and 11 years old. the idea that any person in a position of power would use the word "innocent" and "joseph rosenbaum" in the same tweet should sicken and you tell you where we are right now. these people are so hungry to maintain their narrative they're willing to justify and to paint as innocent a person that raped young boys. it's despicable stuff. you're correct the mainstream media is so complicit in this. they're -- i no longer delineate between the legacy media groups like msnbc that sends people to follow the juror bus. differentiate them of the antifas and the black lives matter of the word. they're providing constant feed of ignorance and lies. big tech is inflict. big tech censored the truth for the year. there are a lot of people that need to pay for what kyle rittenhouse lived th

joseph: but wait, there's more. [laughter] gifts from new hatred -- that is cool about all the--from new hampshire. that is full from all the cheney s. rep. cheney: rep. cheney: thank you. joseph: so glad you could be here. rep. cheney: it is my honor. thank you, everybody. [applause] joseph: so, that is the formal program. and you probably don't want to hear about it, but i will tell you anyways, there was a young gal from st. paul who wore a newspaper dress to a ball, and the dress caught on fire and burned her attire. front page, sports section, and all. thank you very much. [applause] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> do you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 committee centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving

joseph: but wait, there's more. [laughter] gifts from new hatred -- that is cool about all the--from new hampshire. that is full from all the cheney s. rep. cheney: rep. cheney: thank you. joseph: so glad you could be here. rep. cheney: it is my honor. thank you, everybody. [applause] joseph: so, that is the formal program. and you probably don't want to hear about it, but i will tell you anyways, there was a young gal from st. paul who wore a newspaper dress to a ball, and the dress caught on fire and burned her attire. front page, sports section, and all. thank you very much. [applause] >> c-span's "washington journal," every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day, we discussed policy issues that impact you. wednesday morning, the cook political report looks at the virginia and new jersey's governor races, and the latest on redistricting. also talking about what critical race theory is, and where it originated. watch "washington journal" on c-span or c-span now, our mobile app. join the disc

joseph: but wait, there's more. [laughter] gifts from new hatred -- that is cool about all the--from new hampshire. that is full from all the cheney s. rep. cheney: rep. cheney: thank you. joseph: so glad you could be here. rep. cheney: it is my honor. thank you, everybody. [applause] joseph: so, that is the formal program. and you probably don't want to hear about it, but i will tell you anyways, there was a young gal from st. paul who wore a newspaper dress to a ball, and the dress caught on fire and burned her attire. front page, sports section, and all. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you can watch this event with wyoming republican congresswoman liz cheney in manchester, new hampshire, again tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, also online on c-span.org, or c-span now, our new video app. the u.s. house returns on money

rosenbaum, the first of the two killed that night. >> kyle shot joseph rosenbaum to stop a threat to his person. and i am glad he shot him because if joseph rosenbaum had got that gun, i don't for a minute believe he wouldn't have used it against somebody else. he was irrational and crazy. my client didn't shoot at anyone until he was chased and cornered. >> reporter: but during rebuttal, the prosecution argued there were plenty of steps rittenhouse could have taken before shooting roerz. >> no one is saying that mr. rosenbaum should have chased mr. rittenhouse. no one is saying that mr. rittenhouse did not have a right to defend himself. this case is about the right to use deadly force. hit him, kick him, knee him, anything else. and mr. rosenbaum and mr. rittenhouse are alive. >> reporter: in total, rittenhouse faced six charges until the misdemeanor of a minor in possession of a weapon was dismissed over the gun not being long enough to be considered illegal. rittenhouse still faces five felony charges, all of which he pleaded not guilty to, the most serious from the shooting and

he saw joseph rosenbaum throw the bag. he described hearing a shot from behind kyle which we all know is the ziminski shot. a man who has never been brought before you people. and he saw joseph rosenbaum lunge. >> ladies and gentlemen, you sat through almost ten days of testimony. you've heard the openings. most of the closings. and i have yet to hear mr. binger explain why joseph rosenbaum had the right to chase my client. to me, if i didn't know better, i would think he's a winy defense lawyer. everybody is out to get me. everybody is lying. i am the one who is bringing forth the truth. ladies and gentlemen, the videos show the truth. the videos show the actions of joseph rosenbaum. balch is lying. lackowski is lying. dale debruin, he's really lying because he's impugning my character. nathan debruin, excuse me. hernandez. he's lying because he's a right wing journalist. all six of them are lying. and then, i forgot, detective howard. he's lying, too, because he could see through the videos. he could see that rosenbaum c

joseph rosenbaum didn't have a gun. the defendant knew he didn't have a gun. the defendant is lying to save his own skin. instead of going and trying to help the person that you has just shot and killed. in exhibit number three, gaige grosskreutz's facebook live video he tells a similar lie. as they're running, mr. grosskreutz asked the defendant did you just shoot someone and the defendant said something about the police and said i did not shoot anyone. and this is similar to the lie that he told jason loucowski and he saiddy not shoot anyone. and that was established through his testimony. and again i think it is worth emphasized that he had just met the defendant maybe an hour, this is about 11:50 at night, he got there at about 10:45. this is greige grosskreutz running towards danger, running to try to help. this is exhibit number three. >> you pulled a gun. >> why shoot him? >> huh, what are you doing? you shoot somebody? who shot? who shot? hey, what are you doing? you shot somebody? who shot? who shot? >> listen to the second thing he says. >> you shot

joseph: solana is a wonderful technology. so many of those platforms that like to think of themselves as layer one platforms are great technologies. they will be important as our ecosystem evolves. ethereum has chosen to focus on decentralization. that is where you get trust from. so maximal decentralization will bring the trust foundation. and those protocols that are not competing with ethereum, they are competing with layer two protocols on ethereum. many of those protocols will be layer two on ethereum rather because they focus on execution. those are the three pillars you need to focus on as we move into the modular blockchain ecosystem. and ethereum is the clear winner in terms of security, decentralization, and trust, and it is likely to win the guaranteed data availability layer, and many protocols at layer two are going to get incredibly inexpensive to operate. they are already bringing thousands of transactions per second to ethereum, and cost-effectively. emily: you are saying ethereum layer two will become more co

anthony huber and joseph rosenbaum are dead. gaige grosskreutz was injured. the situation, immediately politicized. the left jumped on rittenhouse as the face of white hate. the white made him the poster boy for white fright and self-defense. but now at the trial notions of left and right must stay outside and all we know is what can be made as reasonable by the prosecutor. we only know what the prosecution can show. in the instant case, that means can the prosecution show that rittenhouse is guilty of murdering and injuring beyond a reasonable doubt. now, the surrounding circumstances are not helpful to rittenhouse. he claims he was at the protest to help, to provide medical support. but he was posing as an emt. he's not one. and he brought an ar-15 he wasn't allowed to have, two place he was not from, with no right or authority to protect any property. now, he says the property owner asked for his help. that is not what the owner says. nevertheless, for the jury, the key part is likely not why he was there, but whether it was reasonable for him to shoot thr

borja: para hablar de estos temas nos vamos a conectar con el doctor joseph varon. doctor, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos en la ediciÓn digital. aquÍ me surge una duda, el doctor fauci dice que vamos a poder reunirnos con nuestras familias. estamos reportando un aumento de casos de covid en 21 estados de la naciÓn. ¿cuÁl es la teorÍa en la que nos tenemos que aferrar? joseph: la teorÍa mÁs probable es que los casos estÁn aumentando en aquellos que no estÁn vacunados. aunque sÍ tenemos pacientes que llegan con vacunas. mÁs del 95% de los pacientes son gente que no estÁ vacunada. cabe mencionar que el 68% de la poblaciÓn ha recibido por lo menos una vacuna de covid. la realidad es que el 56% de la poblaciÓn estÁ vacunada con el esquema completo en por lo —2 vacunas. entonces vas a poder estar con otras gentes en dÍa de acciÓn de gracias siempre y cuando los demÁs estÉn vacunados. y en el paÍs en general casi la mitad estÁn completamente vacunados. aylÉn: y por eso la importancia de invitar a la gente a que vaya y se coloque esta vacuna. acab

so if joseph rosenbaum is running at him, joseph rosenbaum no threat to his life. not only is the defendant expected to run, he's expected to yell, push, shove that rag doll around, run back for help, call 911, call for help, do all sorts of other things besides just turn and fire four shots as joseph rosenbaum falls, helpless, to the ground. ladies and gentlemen, there is no doubt in this case that the defendant can committed these crimes. he committed a first-degree reckless homicide against joseph rosenbaum. he put richmond mcguinness' life in jeopardy, he intended to kill joseph rosenbaum, he intended to kill anthony huber. the question is whether you believe his actions were reasonably justified. i submit to you that no reasonable person would have done what the defendant did. and that makes your decision easy. he's guilty of all counts. thank you. >> thank you, mr. mayer. let's take a break and about 2:25, hopefully, and please don't talk about the case or watch anything regarding the case. >> we're on a break. you've been listening to the coverage of the kyl

he said how sad he was that joseph rosenbaum was killed. he never apologized for refusing federal officers to be allowed in kenosha to protect the city. he's responsible for that violence. when is he going to admit that and call him out on that. >> i don't think he will. he seems to be bending the knee to the woke mob because they're the ones that control things or they control things when people allow them to. this is why this case is important, tucker. we're sick of it. we're done. the american people are done with bending the knee. we're not going to bend the knee any longer. we're going to stand up to the woke mob because we will not bend the knee in fear and we will stand for justice, truth, and righteousness. god is on our side and we will prevail. >> tucker carlson: i hope you're right. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker carlson: so, if anyone has a libel action or two, it would be kyle rittenhouse. keep in mind, in the last campaign for president, the democratic candidate, joe biden, accused kyle rittenhouse in public of being a whi

joseph kabila's official financial advisor withdrew the money in cash. the bbc found no documentation to justify the transaction, which appears to break drc banking law and this man believesjoseph kabila would have known about it. translation:— would have known about it. translation: the head of the state's financial _ translation: the head of the state's financial advisor - translation: the head of the state's financial advisor is - state's financial advisor is acting on behalf of the head of state. he had direct control of the account. it was him who signed on behalf of him for the account. six. signed on behalf of him for the account. ,, ., , ., account. six months later interest _ account. six months later interest was _ account. six months later interest was piling - account. six months later interest was piling up. . account. six months later. interest was piling up. then, the leak shows, a company paid $3.34 million into the presidency account from its own accounts containing $43 million of taxpayers' money received weeks earlier from the state'

so, i had been talking about the murder of joseph rosenbaum. and's could tell, i'm trying to go through the events in a way that makes t most sense. so count one of the information is with regard to joseph rosenbaum. the second count of the jfgs pertained to richie mcginnes who you heard testify. he testified that he was in the line of fire behind joseph rosenbaum as the defendant fired four rounds with his ar-15 which is loaded with full met at jackpot ammunition and i'll talk more about that type of ammunition in a little bit. but you've heard testimony that it is the type of ammunition that is capable of going through body armor, it is capable of going through a squad car, it is designed to go through the target and continue flying on for up to 550 yards. richard mcginnes testified when the shots went off he thought he had been hit. he thought his life was in danger. one of the rules that i think most people who are familiar with firearms know is it is always check your back ground. meaning know what is around your target and know what is be

rosenbaum instead of joe or joseph. correct? >> yes. >> as you sit here today, do you personally know the defendant? >> no. >> but you call them by his first name. >> that's his legal name, what else am i supposed to call him? >> mr. rittenhouse. >> i do have a rule that is under the bridge, as chaucer wrote. witnesses are to be addressed formally. and there is no distinction between classes and races, and i do permit an attorney representing the defendant, to use the first name, and i would tell you that throughout this trial and every other people slip into calling people by their first names and, just so you know, it generally should be mr. rittenhouse. >> you testified that you observed mr. rittenhouse, you made a hand gesture that you characterized as him trying to de-escalate the situation, is that right? >> yes. >> were you wearing your body cam when that happened? >> yes. >> do you have footage of that? >> yes. >> have we seen that yet? >> it was submitted to you guys. >> but have you played that? >> no. >> there was a v

let me tell you all the awful things joseph rose and vomited. he kicked over a port of that -- he kicked a port-a-pottie that no one was in it. he swung a chain. he let a garbage dumpster on fire. and there's this empty flatbed trailer and they lit it on fire. and he said some bad words, he said the n-word. >> tucker: that is the weirdest thing that's ever happened in open court. that's a prosecutor, that's a government official mocking the idea that it's a big deal to light cars on fire to keep the police from coming in and restoring order, it's not a big deal at all. that is what the prosecutor is telling us, that's what he just said. he's also saying is not a big deal to scream racial slurs in public. really? since when is that true? by the way, the jury was never allowed to hear the details of joseph rosenbaum. he had quite a history. that seemed sort of relevant. the rest of the media won't tell you anything about it, so we will. in 2002, joseph rosenbaum was charged with 11 counts of child molestation including forcible. this wasn't he was

joseph was wearing a red shirt and a blue bandana. but by the time he was killed, he has no shirt on, no bandana. this is a defendant that no one has met before. he is one of 100 people in a crowd, and yet we're expected to believe that in a split second, the defendant remembers this guy? i don't believe so. so then the video i just showed you picks off -- leaves off at about 11:35 p.m. the police have moved the protesters south of 60th street. they've tear gassed the crowd and there is no protesters left. 59th street is no longer in any danger. there wasn't much danger to begin with. there wasn't anything left there to protect. but by this point, there is no more danger. as law enforcement comes through, you've heard this video where they tell the defendant and his group, we appreciate you and hand them out bottles of water. as long as you stay on that private property, yeah. no one is saying you don't have the right to stay on private property and protect private property. what people are saying, what the crowd is saying is stay the

tom: that is lisa on the edge of joseph cohen. right now we will move forward, as we saw the president visit with the pope the vatican. we now visit with david wilson. we will do it now with transportation stocks. this goes back to the 1930's in driving the theory forward as well. what does it mean if the transports do better? i still don't get it. david: the idea is if you are making a lot of stuff, you've got to ship it places. so you should see transportation stocks moving along. tom: they confirm the good news. david: exactly. some variation on that theme that rich bernstein was highlighting the other day in his latest research note is looking at what he called earthbound logistics companies on the one hand, and star trek like ventures into space on the other. there's been so much excitement around companies like virgin galactic or whoever. and on the other hand, if you look at these airfreight companies, think fedex, ups, they are moving a lot of stuff. as a result, they are actually doing better over the year or so than the