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Critical of the u.s. and has trended more toward russia. whether the turkish will now trend away from that and perhaps even be better with nato remains to be seen. and it comes at a time at which the president is facing increased scrutiny about the trip he took when he was president and that was to saudi arabia. the turkish say they have evidence that would directly link the saudis to what they are arguing is the killing of jamal khashoggi, but this is moving very quickly geo politically and wil...

Are undermining democracy in germany do they have a point people who say that all of the overstating the case well many liberal democracies in western countries are challenged at this point in germany certainly no exception with that and we could just see that very recently we reported extensively about these and you announced the protests in chemists im sure remember that and where you can see you know people from the political center actually supporting these. car rides protesters that is some...

Post," you have mccabe and rosenstein fighting over what happens at the at the time of when he wanted to wear a wire, whether or not he wanted to wear a wire and who was responsible for what. clearly this is the investigators that have no one watching them and theyre running amuck. so much that they wont tough to congress. its pathetic. >> sean: theyre both arguing over who should have recused themselves. both should have now that we know what we know. the president said he declassify and send o...

There are people on college campuses that see themselves in brett kavanaugh. wrongfully accused about anything whether its cheating on a test or not being a party or disobeying curfew. everyone somewhere in life has been wrongfully accused of something. >> we have conversations about prison reform and justice reform and their arguing for an end of resumption of innocence. their arguing about the need for justice and prison reform which relies on due process and you think about will anyone talk a...

There are people on college campuses that see themselves in brett kavanaugh. wrongfully accused about anything whether its cheating on a test or not being a party or disobeying curfew. everyone somewhere in life has been wrongfully accused of something. >> we have conversations about prison reform and justice reform and their arguing for an end of resumption of innocence. their arguing about the need for justice and prison reform which relies on due process and you think about will anyone talk a...

>> i also worry on the other side, as we talk about how it impacts women. when you look at the video of people clawing at the brass doors of the supreme court, screaming expletives inches away from police officers faces and shrieking and being led out of the senate or storming the capitol, that is not necessarily a protest thats going to attract moderate, mainstream -- >> that is what mcconnell is arguing is going to help them in the midterms. marc lotter, ashley parker, paul kane, thank you for...

Job to update the constitution for new rights. on gun rights, he believes in the right to bear arms. in 2011, the majority of the colleagues upheld the d.c. ban on possessing semiautomatic rifles and argued the ban unconstitutional because the weapons have not been banned and in common use by citizens in the home, hunting and other lawful uses. defended the opinion in the confirmation hearings saying, quote, my job to follow the second amendment opinion of the supreme court. and finally, one iss...

>> anthony: much of the news concerning gay rights on this continent continues to be pretty grim. it should be pointed out that even being gay is still illegal here. but in february of 2018, the kenyan national gay and lesbian rights commission filed suit to strike down sections of the laws -- arguing, well, the obvious -- that they violate basic human rights. what happens next? well, a lot of people are holding their breath. if the law is overturned, what are the larger implications? >> kevin: ...

Lines where they get all the attention and rightfully so. so i think civility is still there. i think we do have members who are -- have generational challenges as probably many of douse in our own families when we have some of our older relatives that say things that, not really supposed to say it that way anymore. >> theyre not in the senate. hes not a u.s. senator. >> i also worry on the other side, as we talk about how it impacts women. when you look at the video of people clawing at the bra...

Laws exempting the president from such processes, meaning maybe he would see it as a matter for congress to decide, not the bench. we will see. and on other potential controversies, you have to keep your eye on these -- gun control, government surveillance, net neutrality. kavanaugh has fought in favor of limiting handgun restrictions, allowing the government to collect whats called metadata, where you get the times and numbers of calls but not the content of the same communication. and he has s...