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The grassroots this is my third attempt to try to put into place mechanisms of control that will discern what is appropriate and inappropriate from people at the local level. yes, there also there is some criticism going on at those levels. but not the well organized, well oiled machine we see operating here. so it attempts to exploit critical race is prominence. and lets be real brother malcolm. aint nobody teaching critical race theory in grade school. critical race theory began by derek bell ...

Side of history, but the supreme court was as well. >> i guess what im getting at is democrats have expressed concern over the makeup of the supreme court. do they invalidate those concerns today? >> look, you always want to make sure that the supreme court, as the final arbiter in this country of the most important issues of the day, will fall on the right side for the right reasons and principally because its looking at the document that we consider sacred, the constitution, and really putting...

>> tammy: great point. >> when the judge puts on that robe he or she is the neutral arbiter of the law. the parties in the courtroom should know they will be treated equally irrespective of their identities. >> tammy: thats great point. that is the only way that we are going to have actual equity and equality is when you have got those arbiters there and determined to be fair no matter how are. excellent point. thank you, jennifer. appreciate it thanks for joining me. >> great. >> tammy: great s...

Lawmakers grind their way toward sine die June 02 2021 With two dozen days are left in the 2021 session, a frenzy of activity expected to move legislation. "Sine die is imminent," declared Senate President Peter Courtney on Tuesday, using one of the secret decoder ring-needed terms of the Oregon Legislature. Translation: Were almost through for 2021. But not so close you cant pop a last-minute bill into the hopper, which Courtney did Tuesday morning, June 1, with a bill to ban hors...

Of thousands of legislators and how much does the current structure benefit us and i dont thick it does. it served the country pretty well since the 1800s, why change it now? >> she also seems to be challenging marbury versus madison, and the court is the final arbiter of the law. doesnt matter if its nine or 900 if the court doesnt tell you what the law means. we went why make it 900 when you can make it 9,000? jonathan turley, always good to see you. thanks, i appreciate it. >> sandra: up next...

Terminated for the video but violating policy. the investor spoke on hannity saying the latest victim of cancel culture. >> my lebron james tick-tock surfaced and struck a political nerve that they started to pay attention and complain about. >> the bellevue mayor is asking for calm understanding from the community after sylvester was fired. todd: election coverage to mask mandates to the origins of covid 19. social media warnings come research. the new york post and columnist david marcus joine...

Director of anti defamation league. jonathan, good morning. thank you for being. with us >> good morning, thank you for having. me so, congresswoman greene was confronted by your reporter about this. comments >> following a rally in our zone of friday. and she doubled down. lets listen. >> i stand by all of my statements. i said nothing wrong. and i think any rational jewish person didnt like what happened in nazi germany. and any rational jewish person doesnt like what is happening with overbea...

Investigation but who sub in to look at material, so if they do stumble across anything thats privileged, the rest of the investigation isnt tainted. here the governors actually offered to have a neutral arbiter, someone from outside to come in as a special master to make the calls about what is or isnt privileged. you can imagine the outcome if you let defendants decide in every case what material the government couldnt see because it was privileged. it would bring all criminal investigations t...

A Spacecraft Captured a Massive Eruption on The Suns Surface For The First Time MORGAN MCFALL-JOHNSEN, BUSINESS INSIDER 19 MAY 2021 The Sun is constantly bubbling and bursting. If eruptions on its surface are big enough, they can send billions of tons of plasma and electrically charged particles hurtling toward Earth.   To observe and study those kinds of explosions – called coronal mass ejections – NASA and the European Space Agency launched the Solar Orbiter probe in February 2020....

For too many women interested in pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), it’s still a man’s world. Not only that: it’s also a man’s moon. Bettina Forget is a Public Scholar and PhD candidate in art education in Concordia’s Faculty of Fine Arts. She is studying ways in which the arts and sciences can merge to encourage women to enter STEM fields. This includes astronomy, another discipline heavily dominated by men and whose early pioneers ha...