I’ve long said that #DollyParton is the single most popular, non-controversial celebrity in America. Love all of the thoughts and heartfelt remembrances but there are also a bunch of high profile grifters trying to get in on the goodwill.
My daughter is in a polyamorous relationship with a married couple who are trying to have a baby. She plans to adopt the baby as a “third parent.” I don’t like the man and am worried for her. Should I intervene?
Advice columnist Carolyn Hax weighs in.
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When @MichaelCohen212 said on my @DanAbramsSXM show that he expected/hoped to interview Trump, I laughed. Well it looks like he gets the last laugh. . . https://t.co/DAISGTz1Jg
Are Americans losing confidence in the U.S. Supreme Court? If so, why?
Hear what @DanAbrams had to say about this and other important issues facing our country.
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Busy day today, but I couldn’t let this one go unnoticed.
I sat down with Dan Abrams, founder of @LawCrimeNetwork, to separate fact from speculation in the Nolan Wells case and discuss what the evidence actually tells us.
Watch Now on my main YouTube channel.
Dan Abrams explains why he disagrees with Ben Crump’s approach
Stephen A. Smith: What about your thoughts as it pertains to the impact civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump and his presence? It could be an Al Sharpton giving the eulogy at the funeral. It could be the family inviting them to ingratiate themselves into the mix in some capacity. What about their presence, if nothing else, and the kind of impact that could have?
Dan Abrams: Well, I don’t think that their presence is going to lead the authorities to be reluctant.I’d judge them more on their actions than their presence.
I’m concerned, I don’t like the fact that Ben Crump is holding press conferences with the families of other young Black men who they claim have been mistreated or ignored in some way by the local authorities. I don’t think that’s helpful in the context of this investigation.
Let’s stick to the facts here, let’s stick to the case here. I get it that the family wants more answers, I do not hold anything they do or say against them for wanting to say, “Hey, I’m not satisfied with what we have so far.”
But when Ben Crump starts bringing in other cases and suggesting implicitly, not explicitly, that this is a racial case, I don’t think that’s helpful. I just don’t.