“His face was in your windshield, Jason.”
That South Dakota Attorney General who claimed he thought he hit a deer when he actually ran over a guy? Turns out the victim’s glasses landed inside his car. argusleader.com/story/news/202…
Also he seems to have been lying about being on his phone at the time of the crash.
This video clip of the SD AG initially being asked about the glasses found in his car - that, it turns out, belonged to the victim - could be from Law and Order. The detectives ask about glasses after a string of questions about whether he was drinking or on meds.
Says numbers of suspects and scope of charges against them is “mind blowing”
170 suspects identified so far, 70 charged.
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Says initial cases charged with misdemeanors. But “this is only the beginning.”
More significant felony charges coming tied to sedition and conspiracy.
Charges range from trespass to theft of mail to assault to theft of national security information to felony murder. 2
Steven D'antuono FBI assistant director is very good at not answering questions.
So far: no answer on how coordinated this was or if suspects have been put on a no fly list.
Listening: he goes through a laundry list of conspiracy theories about ballot stuffing and forgeries and so on - no acknowledgement that none of this has been presented in court over the last two months.
Also my god he’s just filibustering. The Georgians haven’t even said a word yet.
2020 update: well, turns out I had no idea. Setting aside the horrors of the pandemic and the employment/hunger crisis, here are some of the weirder minor events from this year you might have forgotten:
Trump tweets “I was the person who saved Pre-Existing Conditions in your Healthcare,” even though his administration is in court trying to nullify the Affordable Care Act. - Jan. 13, 2020
Dismisses reports that 34 US soldiers suffered traumatic brain injuries in an Iranian missile attack. “I heard they had headaches.” - Jan 24, 2020