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Queen? what did you want to? say >> when elizabeth have developed uk in lots of different ways and have done things that no other queen can do -- shes a world queen. shes not >> that was excellent. thank you -- your former rushes. mauritius joined the commonwealth in 1968. made the decision to -- >> come with our friends today. ive known the queen ever since when i was in mauritius when dad even at a portrait of the queen in our front today being here is like to let our kids know how important s...

Straightaway, that would have been a priority. prince philips code name was forth bridge, he was the duke of edinburgh and forth bridge is the famous bridge in scotland. >> its interesting. its really interesting the way they plan it meticulously with their code name, years the planning. >> the other thing is that each element of this london bridge has a code name as well. so this will have a code name as well, this procession, to edinburgh. you can see the people lining up there. these are isol...

Thank you. that service one of the ways that leiceste— ways that leicester is marking the -aassin of ways that leicester is marking the passing of the _ ways that leicester is marking the passing of the queen, _ ways that leicester is marking the passing of the queen, along - ways that leicester is marking the passing of the queen, along withl ways that leicester is marking the i passing of the queen, along with the book of condolence that opens later today. book of condolence that opens later...

Longer. >> nbcs kristen welker with that report. and at the top of the fourth hour of "morning joe" were going to speak with the co-author of the "washington post" report carol leonnig, well get into that. we want to bring in pulitzer prize journalist tom ricks author of "waging a good war" 19 another to 1968. we look forward to talking to tom in a few weeks when the book comes out but you mentioned the rioters. and were looking at a column from the "washington post," you write in part, quote, t...

It was not unanimous by any stretch of the imagination, and that was not something neubauer had let on. he said this was the practice of the time. they split us up to study us. we were part of this child study. nature versus nurture. lawrence perlman was briefly involved in the original study as a young postgraduate. he is one of the few researchers who have spoken publicly about their experiences. ijoined the study in 1968. i was 24. myjob was to organise the data, and there was a wealth of dat...

Town. brown is determined to see the names go. >> we need to be honest about it. >> what do you say to those who believe youre trying to erase history? >> not at all. the gentleman for whom this building was constructed and named was a brilliant technician. at the same time, he was a slaver. >> reporter: the montgomery-based equal justice initiative a nonprofit with the mission of challenging racial and economic justice says lehigh was named in 19 another as retaliation for brown versus board of...

Monument -- im just getting ready for pick of. the science a confederate, i dont need it to them. >> more days go by without something happening. . okay, since we were here last, you can see where hes been thinking around the monument. hes been trying to cause so less chaos that somebodys trying not to overreact. i just understand, i just dont understand. i want people to know that our ancestors are good people, most of them didnt have slaves. ive talked people all along, that was the best thing...

They split us up to study us. we were part of this child study. nature versus nurture. lawrence perlman was briefly involved in the original study as a young postgraduate. he is one of the few researchers who have spoken publicly about their experiences. ijoined the study in 1968. i was 24. myjob was to organise the data, and there was a wealth of data. so the idea was to try to tease out what differences there might be as a result of the different families that they were raised in. thus, be abl...

Of 1968 when the warsaw pact crushed reforms there. he allowed eastern europe to go free. he allowed the berlin wall to come down without any recreations. he introduced economic sanctions. ironic, when you think about whats happening in europe now. but i think he thought hed done a good thing. when we talk about the importance of democratic reforms, that became a veiled criticism against putin.- reforms, that became a veiled criticism against putin. when he first came _

Use, and they shouldnt, but they use the term civil war and some of these right-wing social media sites. this could be bigger. arresting donald trump or charging him could make him a martyr for a cause. which could lead to decades of danger in this country. do you think about it differently? or do choices valid points still hold? >> i think that joyces point holds, but i do want to be mindful, ali, of these broader considerations that you mentioned here. we have a tragic choice. either you hold ...