00:05:50.780I am not interested in a conversation about a social media person in California.
00:05:55.420The fight over the Democratic Party's direction also surfacing on the Sunday shows.
00:05:59.500Former Obama White House Chief of Staff and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, a possible 2028 presidential contender,
00:06:05.820drawing a line over how far the party should stretch to accommodate its socialist wing.
00:06:10.840Emmanuel yesterday on Fox News Sunday.
00:06:13.360I don't consider Democratic Socialists part of the Democratic Party.
00:06:16.460About four weeks ago, they had a convention in Chicago, a separate party.
00:06:19.440They believe in defunding the police, letting prisoners out of prisons,
00:06:24.920opening the borders, eliminating the Pentagon.
00:06:26.700If you're so confident people want that, I'll see you in November.
00:06:30.620Put it on the ballot. Let's go. Run as a separate party.
00:06:33.420The Democratic Party is not open to be taking over.
00:06:36.080Elsewhere Sunday, attention turning to who might lead the party's next presidential ticket.
00:06:40.940Democrat Congressman Jim Clyburn of South Carolina weighing in on the party's presidential prospects yesterday on NBC
00:06:46.760as his home state prepares to hold the first Democratic primary in 2028.
00:06:51.860Former Vice President Kamala Harris keeping the door open to another run,
00:06:55.740prompting a question about whether Clyburn would welcome another Harris campaign.
00:06:59.840When you look to 2028, Congressman, do you think Kamala Harris should run for president again?
00:07:05.020Now, that's up to Kamala Harris. I supported her when she ran the last time. I will consider her among all the others if she were to run again. But whether or not she should run is a very personal family decision that I will leave up to her and her family. And when they make that decision, whatever it is, I will then make determinations as to what my actions will be going forward.
00:07:31.520Harris currently leading the RealClearPolitics average of 2028 Democratic primary polls at 21.2%,
00:07:38.580six and a half points ahead of former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
00:07:44.220British political commentator Milo Yiannopoulos deported to the United Kingdom after U.S.
00:07:49.260immigration authorities accused him of overstaying his visa. The Department of Homeland Security
00:07:54.160confirming Saturday that Yiannopoulos was removed Friday, one day after ICE agents arrested him
00:07:59.680at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.
00:08:03.180DHS saying he entered the U.S. legally in May 2019, but stayed beyond his authorized period.
00:08:09.400An immigration judge issuing a final removal order on July 22nd,
00:08:13.460after Yiannopoulos failed to appear for a hearing, according to the agency.
00:08:17.480Yiannopoulos rising to prominence during President Trump's first campaign
00:08:20.420as a Breitbart editor and outspoken supporter of the future president.
00:08:24.760His public appearances becoming flashpoints in the debate over free speech,
00:08:28.280drawing both devoted supporters and protesters demanding he be denied a platform.
00:08:33.340Yiannopoulos making confrontation part of his appeal, delivering often viral marks like these.
00:08:38.800Feminism is cancer. Thank you very much.
00:08:41.940My view on this is that anybody who asks for a safe space or a trigger warning should be immediately expelled.
00:08:48.260The queers for Palestine, possibly the stupidest people to walk the face of the earth,
00:08:52.960overlook the statistic that 97% of Palestinians believe that homosexuality is an unacceptable
00:08:59.100lifestyle choice. I'm not scared by terrorists. I'm scared by Islam. Yiannopoulos later taking
00:09:04.840an unpaid internship in the office of then-Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene
00:09:08.940before working for rapper Kanye West, now known as Yeh. Yiannopoulos also becoming increasingly
00:09:15.020critical of President Trump after his early support. His arrest now drawing celebration
00:09:20.060from conservative activist Laura Loomer
00:09:22.100following years of public feuding between the two.
00:12:58.960and the judge may declare a mistrial if jurors cannot resolve their differences and remain deadlocked.
00:13:03.720We spoke with the MK True Crime Show co-host Phil Holloway,
00:13:07.940asking first whether jurors should have been kept sequestered as they weigh Clancy's fate.
00:13:12.480Whether or not to sequester a jury is always within the sound discretion of the trial judge.
00:13:20.460It's one of these things where there's a trade-off because juries don't like to be sequestered,
00:13:26.860and so it can make a juror less likely to pay attention in court.
00:13:31.420It could cause them to be distracted by feeling like they're missing out on personal matters.
00:13:36.620And so judges have to balance that with the needs of the trial, or in this case, the rights of the parties who have a fair trial.
00:13:46.160So the judge basically has to balance those considerations.
00:13:49.540I think in this case, probably sequestration would have made more sense, but it is something that's within the sound discretion of the judge.
00:13:57.960Inside the jury room, Friday's request for evidence offering a rare glimpse into deliberations, though Holloway cautions against reading too much into it.
00:14:06.020Anytime we have jury notes, you really lack context other than the actual note itself, but we just don't know what prompted them to submit that note.
00:14:18.020It may have been one juror that had a question about what the knife looked like, or it may have been a group of them that wanted to know more about the pills.
00:14:26.920And so it's very difficult to infer anything, particularly at this early stage in the deliberations.
00:14:33.700Once we start to see more notes, and I think we probably will, we might be able to discern
00:14:40.240some sort of a pattern and be able to see if they might be leaning one way or another