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Peace deal to his own people, a tricky task if hes forced to concede too much. but perhaps its a starting point. joining me joel samuels the dean of arts and sciences at the university of south carolina where hes also a law professor and executive director of rule of law collaborative. hes been studying law since late 1980s and author of a leading case book on trans-national law. dean, do you hear the parameters on a deal i just described? >> i hear the starting point for parameters of a deal. t...

Problems, justice is a shared problem because i really saw in rittenhouse, while race was the precursor, when people who are white stood up to demand that we improve the criminal justice system, they too became victims of injustice, and that we have to change. >> maria, its so true that all of these things are happening at once and we really have to live up to, as maya said, the idea that equal justice under the law is a thing we have here, its in our constitution and we need to live up to that,...

Candidate. she wants to run new york city. also, mike pence, heckled, called a traitor at a conservative gathering. and new details as our case book continues on how that mob law could be used against the trump org with new reporting out of the das office from a veteran. stay with us. are you tired of clean clothes that just dont smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than ...

Recognition. >> the gentleman is, i am not going to recognize you now, i am introducing the witnesses. >> mr. chairman. >> the noah feldman the professor of law at harvard law school. professor feldman has authored seven books, including the constitutional law casebook as well as many articles on constitutional subjects. professor feldman received he is under graduate degree from harvard and oxford university and also a rhodes scholar and jz from harvard law school and served as a law clerk for ...

Been saying. they may, like congressman collins, the ranking member, give more speeches than actually ask questions. if i could dovetail on one and he said, these four are very, very highly regarded. the two in the middle road the casebook that is used in constitutional law almost everywhere in the country. a fixture testifying before congress and professor feldman is the up-and-coming bright new superstar of constitutional law in the united states. obviously three of them are on the side of the...

She said she has a great respect for on the grand jury system here and the work that they did, but she wont follow their advice, she is not going to prosecute. it will at least alleviate some of the emotional vein on this young womans family. it wont end the debate in the state of alabama. >> martin, thank you. lets discuss both hes cases starting with the one in alabama. ellie hoe hoenig with me. you say they made the right call. >> prosecutors are not robots. sometimes you just have to be a hu...

Would have gotten a read-out of what those people were testifying to the special counsel. so i think they have sort of a general knowledge of part of the body of work that the special counsel has that they know about. >> as we talked about during the break, this whole issue of the presidents stability which has been raised by his critics, obviously, the people who believe he is not in some way stable would welcome this kind of an interview because of the very notion, if they believe hes not stab...

Plus, the census estimates that 2-plus million americans die every year. so guess what, the latter has more to do with the cycle of life than it does when it comes to fraudulent voter registrations. trumps claim number 2, a washingt"washington post" story says non-citizens are voting. it was written by academics, not reporters, and has been widely panned for using bad data. finally trump says to look out for fraud in places like chicago and philadelphia and warns of voting multiple times there. ...

>> you literally wrote the book on economics. i dont think theres a college kid in america who doesnt use your case book. you are teaching us how to understand the world of economics. ill turn it back at you. unemployment at 9%. long-term unemployment its a crisis. monetary policy ran its course because interest rates are so low. fiscal policy ran its course. whats the answer? whats your prescription to get this economy going? >> theres no simple answer. the sad truth is that economists dont alw...

On economics. i dont think theres a college kid in america who doesnt use your case book. you are teaching us how to understand the world of economics. ill turn it back at you. unemployment at 9%. long-term unemployment its a crisis. monetary policy ran its course because interest rates are so low. fiscal policy ran its course. whats the answer? whats your prescription to get this economy going? >> theres no simple answer. the sad truth is that economists dont always have a magic bullet to solve...