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My standard is very simple, make ameri america first. this is monday and we still seem to be on opposite sides of the discussion. >> i think lindsey graham referred to this in his comments, he seemed fairly optimistic, based on my view, that they could arrive at a deal some time before friday. speaking to aides, top democrats on the hill, and the white house view of things, the assumption seems to be that all of the democratic outrage, distrust, contempt for president trump such that it exists, ...

Weve changed. and the question is will we allow donald trump in his ilk to yolk us to this dark past, to tether us to these darker aspects of our society, to exploit our fears? and the question is will we rise to the occasion? will americans rise to the occasion? >> i can just say generationally, ive got older boys in their 20s and ive got obviously two younger children. and you can see it even with my older boys and their friends, there is such embarrassment and such contempt even among conserv...

Twenty two to nine hundred forty three and three times a year production hosts organize celebrations of the fascist leader marking the birthday of the towns most famous native son the date of his death and the anniversary of the fascist march on rome that swept most eleni into power. a number of shops sell souvenirs for customers who fancy gracing their living rooms with not so subtle hints of fascism the italian authorities do not step in to stop it. its not just old men reveling in their youth...

Principle, he said. and he was convicted of contempt. thats when president trump came to his rescue. he got a pardon by president trump. hes now 85 years old and hes in the race for the seat of senator jeff flake, the trump nemesis who announced he wont be seeking re-election. and he joins us now to make the case to you. sheriff joe, thanks for joining us. >> hey, chris, i think its been years since we last met, that you interviewed me, if i recall. >> thats true. you look the same. i look a lot...

While expressing contempt for italys current politicians and foreigners are absolutely not welcome back in one nine hundred fifty two italy passed a law that criminalized efforts to glorify fascism but a lot of people it seems have little regard for such a band. member of parliament emmanuelle if you are no because therefore submitted a new draft bill that tightens the law stricter legislation against fascist activities is also a personal matter for the democratic party politician his jewish fam...

President trump got joe arpaio to confess his guilt. by accepting that pardon. >> president trump is facing sharp criticism for granting a pardon to joe arpaio. >> with me now is sheriff joy arpaio. thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you. thank you for inviting me. >> you are running for the senate. the first question, given your history is why should you get a promotion to write laws when you yourself didnt follow court orders? >> well, you know, the one youre talking about is a misdeme...

Chain gangs. i want to mention your legal case and give you a chance to respond. ultimately it cost over $48 million to the taxpayers. as you know, the cases involved detaining people without what a judge said were cause as well as accusations of racial profiling. do you stand by all of that or do you think being held in contempt by a judge shows that some of that was over the line? >> first, we run one of the best jail systems in the country according to the u.s. department of justice and other...

You could save seven hundred eighty two dollars when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. now to our interview tonight. sheriff joe arpaio just announced he is running for senate in arizona. in a moment ill speak to two civil rights experts about arpaios record. but first, arpaio is of course the former sheriff who is legally heading to jail after a judge held him in contempt for defying immigration rulings. he was only spared when president trump intervened with a dramatic life ...

Questions answered by the president whether or not the president wants to answer them? >> well, it could involve a constitutional crisis because if the president doesnt want to sit down in a voluntary way, a grand jury subpoena, which requires the president to sit down. the president could say, i dont have to obey that. and then we get into is he above the law. at that point, we could have a constitutional crisis. the courts could enforce that subpoena, but that would require them to put him in ...

There was a free and open flow of ideas. i thought that was very instructive and harkens back to when this wasnt unusual. >> absolutely. ive been critical of the president but i have to say today was a presidential moment for him. it was good not just for the president but the american people as a hole. they got to see how democracy works. they saw republicans and democrats sitting down at a table and disagreeing. but without being disagreeable. we need to see more of that. i think people have m...