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Was rudolph giuliani. all: freedom! freedom! - somewhere, i read of the freedom of speech. - in our last few months of law school, martin luther king, april 4, 1968... - somewhere i read... - assassinated. - that the greatness of america is the right to protest for rights. - it is possible he has-- - robert kennedy in june of 68--killed. - senator kennedy has been shot. [shouting, gunfire] - early in 1968, the north vietnamese launched the tet offensive. major cities in the south were attacked. ...

The origins of the Brooklyn-born altar boy who leaned conservative, even as the civil rights era was flourishing all around him. Giulianis stark view of good...

They see it with their eyes. its stunning, the lack of ability to read a room and understand what a country wants is beyond comprehension. >> well, and they whine. they bitch and whine saying, oh, there werent enough prosecutions of the rioters during the blm march es. so the answer is not to prosecute people who tried to take down the united states government? it is sheer insanity. if you think that maybe the justice department could have done a better job in 2020, the answer is not to do a lou...

Has died aged 93. he was found guilty of a string of offences between 1968 and 1986 and was behind bars for more than five years. before his crimes came to light, he was a fixture of family entertainment in britain. he died almost two weeks ago from cancer, six years after he was released from prison. he never apologised to his victims. david sillito reports. reporter: rolf, anyl word for your victims? rolf harris, an entertainer for more than 50 years, who was revealed to be a serial sex offend...

Given the job of being an official portrait painter of the queen in 2005. in 2013, when these charges were brought, the shock was palpable. i rememberwhen were brought, the shock was palpable. i remember when he had his court case and was surrounded by people as he walked into court, and his natural inclination wa5 people as he walked into court, and his natural inclination was to smile and wave because that is what his entire life had been, a beloved entertainer. but they had not come to cheer ...

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Rolf harris, who was jailed for a series of indecent assaults on girls, has died at the age of 93. he had cancer. he was found guilty of a string of offences committed between 1968 and 1986, and was in prison for more than five years. before his crimes came to light, he was a regular fixture on television. he never apologised to his victims. one of britains leading medical professors says shes shocked by the findings of a bbc investigation into the contents of illegal vapes used by teenagers. a ...

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Of 1960. and what is going on now. and i stand by that. >> i think in 1968 i remember i was only 13, but i was already -- and i think it was jean mccarthy that -- johnson in new hampshire. so just to show you how long ive been -- remember jean mccarthy. before we lose you, let me ask you this, congressman, daniel penny is currently facing manslaughter charges for the so-called killing of jordan neely. he broke his melia silence, telling the new york post that i am deeply stand by the loss of lif...

After surprising america, american forces and their allies, but it changed the political and cultural perception of the vietnam war, led to eventually a guy like walter cronkite standing up and and saying he thinks were losing the war. so tactically, the viet cong lost because of the courage of these guys in the film which are just great americans. god bless our vietnam vets. and some footage we havent seen before. but overall, its part of the reason why the effort there started to unreally. so ...