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I maintain Donald Trump does not have a straight-faced defense to the two crimes Judge David Carter cited. So it’s so, the evidence is so clear and overwhelming. I don’t know that there’s been a Democrat who’s testified yet, or who we’ve seen, you know, videotaped testimony from. So the evidence is all there and they’re proving all of Donald Trump’s crimes with almost exclusively Republican voices, Republican witnesses. You only need probable cause to arrest and indict someone. And to indict somebody, Dean, you need far less evidence than that. And he found that there was evidence that satisfied the legal burden of a preponderance of the evidence, more likely than not, 51%. One was obstructing official proceedings, the certification of Joe Biden’s win, and the other was a conspiracy to defraud or commit offenses against the United States, a 371 conspiracy. Judge, David Carter, a federal judge in California, found that Trump and Eastman actually committed two federal felonies. It’s like shooting fish in a barrel, Dean.
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Does that fulfill corruptly under federal law? And then literally showing one point where Trump the next day after Bill Barr debunks like Michigan and Dominion, Trump just goes out and says the same things. 6 hearings this week, and Kirschner went a bit further than even the most strident analysts by accusing Trump of a crime punishable by death:ĭEAN OBEIDALLAH: Those, by the committees showing all the people who told Trump there was no basis for this, no good faith basis, there’s no fraud. On Friday’s edition of The Dean Obeidallah Show, the host asked Kirschner about the evidence that has come out of the Jan. The physician can then back out the fishhook (the same way as in the retrograde technique), taking care to move the needle along the track with the fishhook.Former federal prosecutor and current MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner told SiriusXM radio host Dean Obeidallah that former President Donald Trump is “on the hook for treason” because he “levied war against the United States.” The physician should advance the fishhook to disengage the barb, then pull and twist it so that the point enters the lumen of the needle. It is important to have the bevel pointed in the correct direction so that the longer edge of the needle matches the angle of the fishhook point. The bevel should point toward the inside of the curve of the fishhook, enabling the needle opening to engage the barb. The direction of insertion should be parallel to the shank.
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After skin preparation and administration of local anesthesia, an 18-gauge or larger needle is advanced along the entrance wound of the fishhook ( Figure 4). It works well for the removal of large hooks with single barbs but is most effective when the point of the fishhook is superficially embedded and can be easily covered by the needle. The needle cover technique requires dexterity on the part of the physician.
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Tetanus status should be assessed and toxoid administered if needed. Prophylactic antibiotics are generally not indicated. Wound care following successful removal involves extraction of foreign bodies from the wound and the application of a simple dressing.
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The string-yank method can be used in the field and can often be performed without anesthesia. The advance and cut technique is almost always successful, even for removal of large fishhooks. The retrograde technique is the simplest but least successful removal method, while the traditional advance and cut method is most effective for removing fishhooks that are embedded close to the skin surface. Occasionally, more than one removal technique may be required for removal of the fishhook. The choice of the method for fishhook removal depends on the type of fishhook embedded, the location of the injury and the depth of tissue penetration. The four most common techniques of fishhook removal and injury management are described in this article. Ocular involvement should prompt immediate referral to an ophthalmologist. All fishhook injuries require careful evaluation of surrounding tissue before attempting removal. Most of these injuries are minor and can be treated in the office without difficulty. While serious injuries are uncommon, penetrating tissue trauma involving fishhooks frequently occurs.