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ust republican electorate that we just cant do 2020 yet. we just cant _ just cant do 2020 yet. we just cant repeat the same mistake over— cant repeat the same mistake over and — cant repeat the same mistake over and over cant repeat the same mistake overand overagain cant repeat the same mistake over and over again which we have — over and over again which we have done _ over and over again which we have done from 20 and 22. were going _ have done from 20 and 22. were going to �...

$70 million. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president biden has told america that better days lie ahead after a year of lockdown and loss following the coronovirus pandemic. in his first prime time televised address since his inauguration hes said all adults would be eligible for a covid vaccine by may 1st and insisted the country would have enough supplies to vaccinate the entire adult population by the end of may. he also laid out a pathway towards jul...

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It is a broader term than classification. same with the obstruction. (audio gap) with classification markings, those markings are still there so whether he declassified them or not, if he went through formal processes or not, its only going to be immaterial to the question of whether he violated these criminal statute. we heard again _ these criminal statute. we heard again the _ these criminal statute. we heard again the president very defiant there as he was all day long, but the indictment do...

Do what he thinks it does. hand do what he thinks it does. and brad, do what he thinks it does. and brad. one _ do what he thinks it does. and brad, one more _ do what he thinks it does. and brad, one more question on this, something we have heard from the former president and his team time and again in the lead up to today is that he had the right to declassify document, and to take them with him. what do you say to that argument?— him. what do you say to that argument? so, sure. up until the...

I had a good set. and he would not laugh. you can see him on film doing this going -- like a reverse meow. i have not seen that before. when it is like this -- as far as i have seen him go. normally you can see a candid footage of a candidate losing it and laughing hard. i have never seen that with him. >> people who dont laugh make you nervous? >> i dont understand him. i dont understand the guy. >> when you look back at your experience is there a memory you look back at and say thats the thing...

Sabotage the democratic primary and ensure george mcgoverns nomination. >> it was a major coup by creep and nixon within the democratic party to destroy it and divide it and to nominate the weakest candidate. >> at the time, the white house tried to dismiss the break-in as a third-rate burglary. but "washington post" reporters bob word ward and bernstein tied it to a massive cover-up that had begun before the burglary. as senate watergate hearings began, john dean said nixon knew about the cover...