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As a loyal and dependable kgb agent. and its there that he begins to see things in a different light. [tim] the turning point for him was the soviet decision to crush the prague spring. an attempt at liberalizing the soviet-style regime in czechoslovakia in 1968. gordievsky has had an internal personal shift. he recognizes the inherent repressiveness of the soviet system which, as a kgb officer, hes sworn to defend. this is an ideological decision for him.

Sense of fear has settled in at the highest levels of the democratic party over president joe bidens reelection prospects, even among office holders and strategists who had previously expressed confidence the debate is june 27th. >> we never had one before that conviction. if joe really shifts the bed, would that be a good opportunity to make the switch them? >> listen that is a fantasy that i hear a lot yes, i did rate. >> i like joe biden and i worked with him and i was grateful to work with t...

Mainstream press are bad people. the audience would boo and some were worried that there would be violence by some in the hall against reporters and other journalists who were trying to report on what was going on. that went back to george wallace. george wallace is not a major party candidate, but he ran as a third-party candidate in 1968 on a racist platform of at least latent violence and promise of violence. he used to say, for instance, if a college protester lies down and protest in front ...

Having fewer kids. we require integration. it is an economic imperative. we will shrivel up if we do not have proper immigration policy. can to figure this out in about 1968-1969. they realized they had to compete with the united kingdom and the united states for all the immigrants. so how do you get people into your country and get them to want to come there? they came up with language policies and got them to speak in school on the public dime, but it is a completely different view of immigrat...

♪ if. >> i like joe biden, and i worked with him, and i was grateful to work with him. the question is whether at this age he should have run, but he did run. its trump and biden. i mean, you can take the easy way out and say im not going to vote for either of them, but one of those guys is going to be president of the united states x people ought to focus on that and give up on the sort of fantasy of, that theres going to be -- >> well, that puts that -- rachel: former obama campaign adviser ...

And dogs, and then its selma. you had alabama state troopers that were pushing into the the peaceful marchers going over the bridge to rot for the right to vote. >> and it seemed like what country do we have that this can happen. >> and yet the conscience of the american people was fired. weve got to civil rights its at changed the face of the south. weve got a voting rights act that finally made voting free and fair for many black americans. and the system worked in that sense? yes, you had to ...

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Almost 56 years to the day after the anti-war protests in 1968, New York City police evicted Columbia University students from an on-campus occupation.

After more than 55 years, Maryland State Police (MSP) are still looking for answers after a 10-year-old boy vanished without a trace in Calvert County.

Our numbers we have greater safety. Reporter for some the ongoing protests have led to discomfort even being on campus. They feel the campus is so toxic, so unwelcoming to jewish students and people who diverge from this line. [ chants ] reporter and demonstrations are now spreading. Overnight hundreds of yale students camped outside a dinner for the University President to protest the Schools Investment in military weapon manufacturers. At uncchapel hill, students set up their own encampment in...