Trump's 2024 Chances
Last week, I said Donald Trump has an equal chance of being president in 2024 as he does being in prison... and someone called me out on that, so let me correct the record.
He has a much better chance of going to jail.
Special counsel Jack Smith has been leading two federal probes related to Trump, both of which have resulted in charges.\
The first charges to result from those investigations came in June when Trump was indicted on charges he mishandled top secret documents at Mar-A-Lago. The indictment alleged that Trump repeatedly enlisted aides and lawyers to help him hide records demanded by investigators and even showed off a Pentagon “plan of attack” and a classified map.
A superseding indictment issued in July added charges accusing Trump of asking for surveillance footage at his Mar-a-Lago estate to be deleted after FBI and Justice Department investigators visited in June 2022 to collect classified documents he took with him after leaving the White House. The new indictment also charged him with illegally holding onto a document he’s alleged to have shown off to visitors in New Jersey.
In all, Trump faces 40 felony charges in the classified documents case. The most serious charge carries a penalty of up to 20 years in prison.
Smith’s second case against Trump was unveiled in August when the former president was indicted on felony charges for working to overturn the results of the 2020 election in the run-up to the violent riot by his supporters at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
The four-count indictment includes charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States government and conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding: the congressional certification of Joe Biden’s victory. It describes how Trump repeatedly told supporters and others that he had won the election, despite knowing that what he was saying was false, and how he tried to persuade state officials, then-Vice President Mike Pence and finally Congress to overturn the legitimate
Biden Impeachment Inquiry
It looks like the House Republican's will continue their inquiry into the impeachment of Joe Biden. The GOP insists, like they did about the 2020 Election, that they have mountains of evidence, but the public hasn't seen a shred of it. Is this political gamesmanship? Or do the Republicans have a case?
Terrorism and Hypocrisy
In the aftermath of a world at war,
A nation reborn, with scars to bore.
A declaration
etched in ink and stone,
A home for the exiled, a land to own.
Battles
fought, struggles endured,
As olive branches and swords are secured.
The desert blooms with newfound pride,
A Star of David, side by side.
In a desert's embrace, dreams took flight,
A promise fulfilled in the shimmering light.
Israel born from ancient soil,
Hope and struggle, a resilient coil.
From Exodus
echoes to a new dawn's gleam,
A nation forged, a sovereign dream.
In history's forge, fires burned bright,
Israel emerged, a beacon of light.
Welcome to Divided We Stand; I am Jimmy Jay and my Co-Host over there is Joe Aguire.
Well, we took a little sabbatical, but we are back, and man have we not talked about a ton of stuff.
I want to start out tonight by talking about Israel and Palestine.
-people say complicated
-It is not.
-Prior to the creation of Palestine by the Roman Empire it was Israel
-That is in Biblical days.
-Fast forward to today. Is it an occupation or apartheid? Absolutely not! It’s just about existing.
-Israel has 1.2 million Palestinians that live, work, and thrive in Israel.
-There are no Jews in Gaza. Egypt. Syria. Turkey. Lebanon. None. They aren’t allowed there but if you want to live in Israel and even ascend to be a government official you can. So, I ask. Where is the apartheid?
Now Let’s move on to our own Government. I pose a question. Should members of our United States Government be able to be antisemitic That call for the extermination of Jews.
Ya knows Joe I can remember a former president being called worse than Hitler and here we have democratic members of congress calling for the eradication of the Jews. Another question for Joe. Who are the real Hitlers?
I believe that this war is exposing the truth about the left. They are exposing themselves as the most divisive group. They are even dividing amongst themselves. Joe this cannot be good
Whiffle Ball Game 1 2023
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CT Politics Live
Joe Aguiar returns to CT Politics Live alongside Michelle Bohtello to deliver CT headlines.
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Trump prepares to launch third campaign for the White House *
CT Politics TV Live
Sen. Richard Blumenthal on Sunday hailed the Democrats' upset victory in the Senate as a “historic opportunity” to pursue the party’s long-sought goals, including lowering health care costs and expanding voting rights.
With Connecticut’s gasoline tax holiday almost halfway through its eighth and final month, an effort to waive that 25-cents-per-gallon break through February or March is in Gov. Ned Lamont’s court. His fellow Democrats in House and Senate majorities renewed their interest this week in a special session in late November. Republican minorities in both chambers want to extend the holiday — and do more.
Connecticut policymakers expect to craft a relatively short window for early in-person voting following the Tuesday passage of a ballot question amending the state constitution to permit the legislature to give residents earlier dates to appear at the polls.
A memorial to the 26 people who died during the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting quietly opened to the public on Sunday.
The opening comes nearly a decade after a shooting that left 20 children and six educators dead on Dec. 14, 2012.
Search giant Google has agreed to a $391.5 million settlement with Connecticut and 39 other states to resolve an investigation into how the company tracked users’ locations, state attorneys general announced Monday.
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After maintaining its 97-54 majority in the House of Representatives, the Democratic caucus selected Rep. Matt Ritter to serve a second term as speaker and Rep. Jason Rojas to serve a second term as majority leader. The new legislative session starts on Jan. 4, 2023.
Following a 12-point victory at the polls this week, Gov. Ned Lamont reassured Connecticut residents that his second term would focus on encouraging economic growth and avoiding tax increases. Lamont spoke of his second-term plans following his win over Republican Bob Stefanowski. Expect the fiscally moderate approach he showed for most of his first term to continue, he said.
Despite 7.7% inflation and an uncertain global economy, Connecticut’s budget is poised to end the year with a $2.8 billion surplus, according to projections by budget analysts.
Connecticut joins Iowa and Oklahoma as states that are projected to have filled their rainy day funds to their maximum balances, meaning that additional dollars that would ordinarily have been directed to those fund balances were redirected to other uses.
Connecticut’s additional cash goes to the state’s unfunded pension liability.
One month after the tragic slaying of two Bristol police officers, the community is turning blue in honor of their memory.
Bristol Mayor Jeff Caggiano said on his page that he hopes the city will turn blue on Saturday with homeowners using blue lightbulbs.
Residents have already begun showing their support in blue. The Bristol Police Department posted on their page an image from the sky at night, showing the sea of blue lights below.
A district judge declared President Joe Biden’s debt relief plan to be unconstitutional in Brown v. Department of Education. The administration is appealing the decision. Student loan forgiveness applications are no longer available after the court’s decision
CT Politics TV Live with Joe Aguiar and Michelle Bohtello
We've got all the latest results from the 20222 Mid Term election in CT and around the nation. The Red Wave didn't materialize, we'll discuss why with Political Strategist Dan Newmyer and we'll chat with CT Independent Gubernatorial Candidate Rob Hotaling about his campaign.