Comments by "TheEvertw" (@TheEvertw) on "Brian Tyler Cohen" channel.

  1. Anyone who does anything for Trump without having him pay up front is a fool. But my dad told me to reward two people very very well: my accountant and my lawyer. Trump instead has both go to jail for him...
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  2. Great move. Hiring as your defense lawyer the man who has already testified in a court of law, under oath, "No, we do not claim there was fraud". If he changes his testimony here, he may well be held in contempt or charged with perjury.
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  3. Re Piers Morgan: Kamala Harris DID denounce the attempt against Trump and expressed best wishes to him on the 13th of July, shortly after the shooting. Piers Morgan is full of it.
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  4. I can't wait for it to be over. It will be disgusting, a new low-point in US politics.
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  5. A criminal president ensuring his finances are not scrutinzed... Who'd have thought!
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  6.  @richy69ify  Last I heard, the IRS is getting 500+ million USD back from rich people who "forgot" to pay their taxes. Biden funded the IRS and told them to look at the rich folk instead of the poor folk, so that is one thing. And they did change the tax laws at the start of Biden's administration to tax rich people more heavily, that was another thing he has done. Biden deserves far more credit than he is getting from the (pro-Trump) media: he is on track to become the best-performing president ever. Trump, otoh, was one of the worst.
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  7. Trump is a test for the USA. What will the People of the USA choose? A criminal, or a good man? Because Trump never argues that he didn't do the crimes. He argues that he has a right to do crime. That makes him a criminal of the very worst kind, one totally devoid of conscience. If the USA elects the criminal, things will go very badly for the USA and for the world.
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  8. It must be me, but I still don't understand how double-jeopardy would apply if Cannon grants a motion to dismiss after the jury was sworn in instead of before. Because it has been widely established that appealing a decision by a judge or jury does not constitute double-jeopardy. And certainly when the judge does not consult the jury in a decision to dismiss, that should CERTAINLY be appealable. And when the judge makes a decision to dismiss on a point that was raised long before the jury was selected, that should be grounds for disbarment of the judge. The USA needs some very serious reform of its judicial system, and this time allowing for the situation where a judge is corrupt. So much in the US government system assumes honorable behavior by officials, and this is exactly what Trump & Magats are abusing all the time. For example, it should be much easier to recuse a judge. In my country (Netherlands), either prosecution or defense can call for a review by a panel of judges, to consider whether a judge has demonstrated apparent bias to either party. If so, the judge (or the court in case of multiple judges) is recused and replaced by another. This procedure usually takes about 1 day from initial challenge to conclusion. No proof of bias is required, simply the appearance of bias is enough. No decision by the judge is needed either, if she displays partiality in the way she runs a case, that is enough. Cannon would have been long removed from the case under these rules.
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  9. Wow. Chris Wallace is really angry. And he has every right to be. The Republicans are despicable.
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  10. I don't often disagree with Sanders, but he is wrong about the Palestinians. He steps over the fact that Hamas governs Gaza. That is a problem, as Hamas has lost its legitimacy in the 7 Oct attack. No government can do such a thing and expect to remain in power. Much less Hamas, where we can be certain they would do it again if given the opportunity. There are only two possible ways to resolve the conflict: 1). Palestinians themselves prosecute Hamas, or 2). Israel takes over governance of Gaza. As the Palestinians are both unable and unwilling to do 1, it will be option 2 (which is what Israel is doing now). It is not an option to go back to the status quo ante (Hamas is in charge of Gaza and Israel withdraws), the atrocities committed by Hamas on 7 October are too great for that. If Sanders is so concerned with Palestinian welfare, he should work towards a third option: An international coalition of peace keepers to take over governance of Gaza. I sincerely doubt anyone would want to participate in that, but Sanders has no right to protest against option 2 while not providing a viable alternative. So I wholeheartedly agree with the way Biden is acting: admonishing Israel to minimize civilian casualties, and leaving it at that. The quicker Israeli rule is established, the quicker society can be rebuilt.
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  11. Public servants and politicians blatantly lying to the public must be jailed.
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  12. Republicans are running scared. That is not the vibe of successful people about to win an election. They are preparing to lose, and then blame it on Swift.
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  13. It is time to see whether the Law has teeth or not. There can be no peace when there is no Justice.
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  14.  @johnathansmith3819  You have it completely backward. In China, the government decides what is true or not. In fact, that is what Dump has been trying to do all this time. Very strange that you feel compelled to defend him in his blatant attempt at censorship. Makes me doubt you are a real, honest, person. Go back to your russian cave, troll.
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  15. They ease with which rich people can abuse the US Justice system to get their way is DISGUSTING. The USA would do well to study Scripture: "Has not God chosen those who are poor in the eyes of the world to be rich in faith and to inherit the kingdom he promised those who love him? But you have dishonored the poor. Is it not the rich who are exploiting you? Are they not the ones who are dragging you into court? Are they not the ones who are blaspheming the noble name of him to whom you belong?" (James 2:5-7)
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  16. That McConnel can get away with not handling the 600 bills on his desk is obviously a flaw in the constitution, but it should be fought in the courts on the basis that this practice prevents the Senate from passing a bill as is its constitutional duty. It also frustrates the Will of the People as expressed by the House. AND THE CONSTITUTION HAS A DEADLINE FOR THE PRESIDENT TO SIGN OR REJECT A BILL! For the President, there is a deadline of 10 days (excluding sundays) after which it is assumed he has approved of a bill if he remains silent. It would be very much in the spirit of the constitution if such a deadline were to apply to the passing of bills in the senate, or more generally, for each house to pass bills originating from the other house. Passing a bill should not take much more time than for the president to formulate his concerns about one he will not sign, but it would be perfectly OK if the deadline for passing a bill was to be put at e.g. 3 months or even 1 year. As long as there is a deadline. The Democrats have been far too weak in fighting the break down of democracy in the courts.
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  17. Or when someone acts on her words... Scary.
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  18.  @Toby-vj3os  These people are dangerous. Do not harass them back, if only because she has every thing filmed so she can spin it any way she wants. If she harasses you, report her to the police.
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  19. "I believe life begins at conception" That is not the Biblical position. Biblically, the moment of birth is when life starts. That is why Jews claim abortion as their religious right. I hate it when people presume to be Christians, in order to take rights away from other people. The simple fact that they try to control people through the Law shows that they have not grasped the Gospel of Jesus. Roe v Wade declared abortion to be a private matter beyond the judgement of the government. And that is exactly as it should be.
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  20.  @goldstarcwi  No he didn't, his corrupt boss did, and got slapped by a judge for it. ROFLOL https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/05/us/politics/mueller-report-barr-judge-walton.html
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  21. Oh, he will be held accountable alright. When he stands before God and has to explain himself. He won't be able to find an advocate then, unless he has a radical change of heart. And I even believe he will be held accountable during his life. I believe he will lose in November, and all these trials will run their course during Biden's second term, and convict him to prison sentences. But it will take EVERYBODY who is not enthralled by Trump to go out and VOTE BLUE, all the way.
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  22.  @vedagower-my5wy  While the Constitution doesn't explicitly exclude self-pardon, a President self-pardoning himself is akin to him having total immunity. It would break the "three co-equal branches" principle on which the Constitution is based, elevating the Executive above both the Legislative and the Judicial branches, placing the President above the Law. So I hope that there will be some brave souls who will challenge any self-pardon, because they will win. And if they don't, it is time to impeach the SCOTUS members who opined against, because this is the most basic principle of the Rule of Law. Not even a King can self-pardon.
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  23. #Justiceiscoming
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  24. ​ @jehugo66  Those were city-states, not a real nation. There were also many neighboring city-states that were not democracies.
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  25.  @stephenirving1737  > can we ever trust them again You got that right! No president since Rooseveld would have allowed the Ruskies to invade a sovereign nation and take over the Crimea or fight a civil war on behalf of Assad--using f**ing chemical weapons! This might just be the incentive the EU needed to step up to the plate and take over the role the USA played for so long. But I don't have my hopes up, the EU prefers trade over intimidation. Perhaps China will take up the mantle...
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  26. Trump leads a Fascist movement. STOP IT NOW!
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  27. It was great to see those justices being so uncomfortable when the President rebuked them. But not uncomfortable enough. Of all the damage Trump has done, appointing those hacks to SCOTUS was the worst.
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  28. The Republican Party has become a criminal organisation. It is high time that they are prosecuted for their crimes.
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  29. #represent.us
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  30. The way the Trump administration treats its constituents is shameful. Please pay him back at the elections! There has never been a president that lied so much as Trump. Fact checkers have even introduced new categories for classifying his lies, such as "Pants on fire".
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  31. Actually, these are free countries and Dump is free to travel there for 3 months on a tourist visum like any other American, when the pandemic is over. But I am sure they will be happy to send him back when he is charged. We might have some difficulty with any armed secret service agents, though.
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  32. This is one smart lady. I love it when people are able to use one-sentence paragraphs and still be understandable.
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  33. This election cycle will be the dirtiest you have ever seen. There will be TONS of misinformation, false accusations, false prosecutions even, fake AI movies about Biden behaving like a senile dotard, etc. Only people who are clear headed will see what is really going on. Many will be dissuaded from voting, and there still is a large rabid base who will vote for Trump even if he is a convicted felon. Fox and News Max and Twitter and Facebook and recently CNN, have been literally poisoning the minds of millions. You must still go out and vote blue en masse, or this will be the last free and fair election the USA has for a long time.
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  34. Death by a thousand votes...
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  35. The senate has too much power, and is a bad representation of the US populace. Reform must be made.
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  36. Lex dilationes abhorret. Justice Delayed is Justice Denied. Many of these judges claim to be Christians. They should know that God does not take kindly to injustice. Not kindly AT ALL. These people may well have forfeited their souls by what they did just now.
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  37. Voting rights act: excellent idea!
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  38. As it stands, that infamous meeting was pure sedition. I hope the AG can prove Russian interference, than this becomes full-on treason. Has a higher penalty...
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  39. 1:45: Just imagine...... I do, I do. Seriously, I do understand that the WH gets better care than most citizens. But the argument that testing is not important is completely untenable now, and anyone toting that line should be tarred and feathered.
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  40. Great posturing by the republican: this is a once in a hunderd year pandemic, the previous one was in 1918. Completely ridiculous to call this a once in a 500 year pandemic. In the past 500 years we had much nastier virus outbreaks, from e.g. the pox and polio virusses. These have luckily been overcome through vaccinations.
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  41. We will see what the judges make of that ;-) I wish sedition were more harshly punished, it should be. It currently has a 10-year max prison sentence.
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  42. And that, my friend, is what corruption looks like. The Trump administration gave the USA a rude wake-up call on how corrupt government has become. Because also the Democrats are infected with this virus. Not as bad as the GOP, but they also pander more to the rich than to their constituents.
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  43. Instead of showing deference to Trump, the Judge should remember that the Rule of Law is the foundational bedrock of any good government. You can not have a democracy without the Rule of Law. That is ESPECIALLY true for the President: The President MUST obey the Law at all times. I know Republicans have been trying to whittle away at that principle, but a president who is not required to obey the law is nothing but a dictator.
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  44. The big question that America needs to ask itself, is how did Donald Trump come to be the GOP candidate??? Why did the GOP support Trump in 2016, and why does it continue to support Trump even when it is painfully obvious that he is the most criminal person that ever served public office in the USA? Why does it support Trump even now that it has become clear that the man is compromised? Even now, the GOP has an option to do the right thing. The Senate has an option to do the right thing. The US need to know why the GOP has failed to do right by her.
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  45. People trusted Dump with their lives, when they voted for him. Sad thing is that it wasn't just their own lives that were on stake. Especially the poor who probably didn't even vote in 2016 were hit by Covid.
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  46. Republicans are really scraping the barrel now.
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  47. Democrats, stop pandering to these violent, racist hacks. You have the power to clean the ship. Use it. Or these sharks will come back in 2022 to haunt you.
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  48. The Democrats need to stop appeasing the Trumpians. The 1930ies demonstrated how good appeasement works. These GOP senators committed sedition in repeating Trump's lies, and are now accomplices to the insurrection. They need to face the consequences.
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  49. "Remember, GOP, is this your strong man?" That is gold. Trump is strong in one thing only: his own opinion.
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  50. Regardless of the setting, a Trump official can be trusted to lie all the time.
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