Comments by "John h Palmer" (@johnhpalmer6098) on "Brian Tyler Cohen" channel.

Well, look who is on that panel, one of which is Kari Lake, should be a BIG clue as to where Pierce is at.
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@susandurham2250 Don't forget he still likely has the Oath keepers and the Proud Boys who are some of the most prone to violence and WERE apart of the insurrection, at least those not arrested, let alone indicted. Those could still well be dangerous but I suspect even then, many have had their winds taken out of their sails as far as violent potency.
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@iworkout9522 You know damn well what he means, get over it.
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And they are essentially what he's trying to do by being on the right as an authoritarian, which is the right, totalitarian is the extreme left's version of the right. The thing they have in common is to rule the world but go at it differently.
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As a fellow Gay, picked up on him likely being Gay, therefore, I approve of this message, besides, he's easy on the eyes. Just sayin'.
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@randomgrinn I would not be too sure of that. Some have gotten the consequences in the past.
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@sueferguson7288 I think they will, and it could be sooner than we think, maybe not before the end of this year, but perhaps early next year?
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@Kexgoija Let's not forget Greg Abbott of Texas.
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the thing is, Jack Smith has barely been on the job since right before Thanksgiving but has read the documents of the case already so we may see things ramp up here shortly, but likely has had to see what the criminal charges are, as well as the J6 committee's recommendations are first. We know Bragg's case sent down 17 counts to the Trump Organization as in being guilty and Latishia James' cases may well prevent Trump from running a business in NY ever again.
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If it's because he is unapologeticl;y gay, that's your problem but I'd would've been fine if he were Kamala's VP pick, but am glad it was Walz instead. Yes, I'm gay and would love it if we had a gay VP, but I see that as a bonus, not a definitive trait to have, but a nice to have, and agree, can't deny he's an eloquent speaker and holds his ground very well against just about everybody he has to respond to on the right. He just makes total sense.
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First off, love Jen Psaki, she is one smart cookie. As for Biden, my feeling is that a bad showing, once does not make it so. The best thing is to look at how Biden does on the day to day. Even Obama had one bad showing at a televised debate, yet, he still won. So the best is do a wait and see. I think it's a fool's errand to make a rash, quick decision over what is often considered a one off performance. That said, WE need to not reelect Trump back into office. At the end of the day, with both candidates, their age is definitely a potential liability, but I find Biden's is less worrisome than Trump's due to the fact that I'd rather have Kamala Harris become our president, should Biden were to die while in office. Trump's running mate, whomever it may be, can, and is likely to be just as evil and will work to take down America should Trump pass while in office. I'd rather have Biden and end up with Kamala as president to finish out the term at the very least. But as has been said before, WE the people are now the front line to ensuring our democracy is saved (or not), Biden and others can help out, but we are it if we want to keep our country free.
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Well, if you have watched Dark Brandon whereby he has remade videos of youtubers talking about how they have suffered through their own family for voting for Trump etc. While at the moment, no direct answer, other than, most folks who did vote for Trump will find out soon enough. I agree, we are likely doomed, but I'm hearing some whiffs of a push back against Trump and all. We still have the NY case, and if Donald is sentenced, it's all over for him.
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@bethb7965 That's right, the immunity decision is the 16th, but according to Glenn Kirchner, this has no bearing on the decision on the 18th as all of that trial's evidence was mostly before Trump was in office, or if after he began his term, it was not apart of his official duties. Plus, this is a state case, not federal anyway.
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@margf.6773 That is, IF he is still rich, remember, much of what gets paid are by his "special" pacs, not by him directly.
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First off, Not seen Glenn this angry before, which means he's really riled up over this whole thing. Seems to me, maybe some folks should go rouge and take matters into their own hands for the sake of the country, now that the Supreme Court has kicked the bucked down the road in oral hearings in mid April, making it less likely Trump will every get convicted for the insurrection (God I hope he ends up being convicted). There HAS to be a way to get around the court and try Trump, or just off the sucker ASAP. Personally, he needs to be tried for all crimes he committed, just to bring closure to the country.
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I'm in the middle of seeing this, but had to stop long enough to say, this could be ONE WAY for a blowback/pushback against trump and team and project 2025. It's a thought in any event.
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Totally agree with Marc on this. If Trump looses (hopefully, and we'll know as early as tomorrow), it won't be pretty as he likely will try to regain control, even if Harris wins, so I think 2025 could start out ugly, but I also speculate that justice could lurch forward and we see Trump buried legally, and in jail so fast his head spins before it's over.
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@gypsy0032 My thoughts exactly, in fact, Merchan will make the initial decision I think on the 16th with the final sentencing on the 18th, according to Glenn Kirchner as of a few days ago.
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His running in 2028 is hinged on the assumption he's even still alive by then, or not in jail.
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As far as Hunter's pardon, that's what I've been saying since the new broke at the beginning of the week, that what President Biden did to pardon his son Hunter is playing from Trump's playbook, after all HE pardon his SIL Jarred, so why not Joe Biden do the same? Fair is fair. Besides, NOTHING of this race was normal, not with Trump running again for president, and trying to dismantle our country and turn it into a fascist state. So once President Biden saw Trump's threat for Hunter, he took action, and rightly so. Had to say as much to some folks who felt he shouldn't have pardoned Hunter.
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Brian, Not totally agreeing with your guest as one, I don't agree that Biden should never have run. Unfortunately, there was no one else BUT Biden on the Democratic side, whilst there were something like a half dozen contenders, along with Trump on the Republican side. Unfortunately, no one could match the Donald and had to drop out, but that may well have been a plan, so to speak anyway. I DO think many in the media did try to smother what Biden did, especially in his first 2 years and folks thus forgot what all did go down and was accomplished, even if it at times did not feel like it affected folks much. I felt those changes, and now am the recipient of the ACA due to disabilities, but we need to reign in medical costs for certain as that is part and parcel will go a long way to convincing folks that the ACA is beneficial. That said, I do agree that Biden could have done more to reign in costs overall though. I'm not one to count my chickens before they hatch and felt the Democrats for demanding Joe to step down, when it seems it was cold medications that affected him at the debate, but when HE decided, on his own terms to step down and then nominate Kamala to run, then I was like, OK then. I voted for her and Tim. Anyway, seeing already some fallout from those that voted for Trump within individual families, in other words, consequences to their choices as it affects us ALL. I started out voting for Reagan in 1984 for my first major election as an eligible voter, but by the early 90's switched to Democrat and have been Democrat ever since. Even then, some 30+ years ago, it was obvious that the Republican party was riding roughshod over the Democrats, and the Dems let it all happen by not having any spine to stand up to the other party. I think when JFK went into office in the early 60's, the Democratic party slowly lost touch with the middle class and the Republicans supposedly was for the middle class, but it was all lip service, and has been for 50 years as they jump into bed with the Evangelicals and Fundamentalist right. While I do prefer the Democrat party, I think they lost the plot by trying to be all cerebral, at times lean too progressive for their own good. If anything, Biden should not have pushed EV's like it was as one, most of us can't afford them, let alone want them and preferred our ICE engined cars, and some are still driving old, high mileage vehicles because one, we can, and must due to the costs of cars now. Anyway, off my soap box.
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