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Dont see a lot in washington these days. i think when we lost colin powell today, we lost, you know, one of the exemplars of an era that is behind us in some ways. >> leaves behind a doctrine that bears his name militarily. jackie, we move to you and the comparatively mundane yet very urgent business of the 1/6 committee, and kind of a dual question. what is the business transpiring tomorrow? and what exactly is donald trump arguing in this lawsuit? could that affect anything the committee is go...

0 tonights last word. the 11th hour with brian williams, starts now. >> good evening once again day 272 of the biden administration, and this evening flags at the white house, lives throughout washington and the u.s. facility throughout the country and around the world are at half staff in honor of colin paul who died this morning, general paul was 84 years old, he died of covid complications while battling both parkinsons and multiple myeloma. we will have more and much more of its life and leg...

Should apply when hes been told no and suing the national archives. none of that seems to make sense and im not a lawyer. >> its all legal. lets not lose sight of the fact that what trump is arguing is that he has a privileged interest in keeping the public from seeking documents relating to a coup against the united states government. his argument is a little like a cop coming up to me saying hey, elie, do you know anything about the murder on main and 14th street and me saying you cant see my ...

It was that humility, that sense of humor, that kindness, finding time to talk to so many people in the course of his life as general mccaffrey just said. and ill close with the other quality of general powell that always struck me, and it was his optimism. his optimism for america, for the country. he was a political centrist. he was always one to see the danger ahead but to believe that we could sumount it. he guarded this nation throughout his life and we honor him today. >> this is a legacy ...

Content on screen doesnt directly translate into real-world harm. back with me once again, our panel. michael, let me start with you. what do you make of teds arguing that netflix content doesnt lead to real-world violence? is that a valid argument as to why chappelles special should stand or not? >> i mean, its a tough argument. netflix is in a tough position to say otherwise. if they start arguing their content is going to cause people to commit violent acts, they invite a great deal of scruti...

>> no, i do not think they have in mind. and i think quite frankly -- >> where you put? >> but the flood none of them ever lived through 2009, 2000. there was so much arguing done out loud. -- and then the off cycle governors race in virginia and new jersey ended up just dampening democrats attitude and they feel like they could pass something bid. its like none of them in the through. that theyre thinking about the governors race for being a bellwether for whether the bitterness will go well fo...

Proposal? >> well, its a problem. it rips the rug out a little bit from what hes trying to do. to your broader point, it shows what the progressives are arguing, which is that biden has been on their side. he wants all of those things, that quote that you just played shows, i still want all of it even if its a little bit shorter time horizon. but if he doesnt have that support publicly or obviously legislatively in terms of the votes, its a challenge. >> yeah. its going to be interesting to watc...

The next few months, not just for the holidays, a little bit of joking online. #bareshelves biden was top trending tweets. no joking matter for people that are concerned about jobs, about money, about the economic situation with inflation in this country. cargo ships continue to sit in an ocean parking lot off the coast of california as millions of goods are still in limbo, new numbers from the labor department they show import prices rose last month after falling the month before. transportatio...

Have a historic impact. and right now were just in kind of the messy, messy phase. people are doing their peacock feathers in public and are going for what they think is most important. >> reporter: so, we just heard psaki saying these folks are kind of arguing in public for what they feel is most important, but on a private call reported by my colleague manu raju yesterday, basically kirsten sinema, who psaki just mentioned, kind of a moderate and in middle of these negotiations, joe manchin an...

So, tell me whats going on. this video emerged after the police responded to reports that the pair had been seen arguing, as they travelled through the state of utah. theres two people that came to us and told us that they saw him hit you. they were interviewed, but no further action was taken. the couple had been sharing details of their trip through social media, but their blog post abruptly ended in august. mr laundrie later returned home, alone. he has since disappeared. his family say he we...