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0 speaking with him. it has been once again, as usual, now hes the man of the center of the question of what can or cannot be done in washington. but the biden administration can or cannot get past. well be speaking with senator schumer, live in just a moment. today of course is january 5th, a year ago today in the great state of georgia, georgia voters elected to new u.s. senators, democrat jon ossoff and democrat raphael warnock. they were runoff elections for both of georgias u.s. senate seat...

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Year and as we prepare to mark a solemn anniversary tomorrow, it is a fitting time to reaffirm that we at the department of justice will do everything in our power to defend the american people and american democracy. we will defend our democratic institutions from attack. we will protect those who serve the public from violence and threats of violence. we will protect the cornerstone of our democracy, the right to every eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts. and we will do all of this in ...

Be contributing the military to stay in power and remain adamant to continue leading the sudan despite the mass protest by the pro—democracy protesters in another parts of sudan stop by thank you very much for your help we appreciated. monitoring in nairobi, we go straight to washington. we will protect the cornerstone of our democracy. the right to every eligible citizen to our democracy. the right to every eligible citizen— eligible citizen to cast a vote that counts. eligible citizen to c...

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But too important to give up on. >> right. >> thats the majority leader say as of tonight we dont have two votes to change the senate rule to allow a vote on voting rights. >> it cannot be the case that two senators care more deeply about preserving senate tradition than our democracy. theyll preserve a filibuster in what kind of country? we have to continue to demand they pass the voting rights act to preserve the right for people in the country to vote and have the votes counted. this is corne...

Of infection is what is closing or what is closing in—person learning and reverting to remote and we just have to have those contingencies, knowing full well that we all know that in—person learning is the best, for all the reasons we know, for social... the social isolation issues, the feeding of kids, the in—person learning is really a cornerstone of communities throughout the world. it is for the uk, it is for the united states. given that, just briefly, how much damage do you think has...

The democrats to support to pass the voting rights act for everyone to vote and have vote counted. hard to explain to children and grandchildren. i stood up for filibuster, but not to protect right to vote. we have to persuade our colleagues to pass it. >> david cis illline, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> our next guest tells the story what happened between november 3rd and january 6th in "the steal: attempts to overturn the 2020 election and the people who stopped it." the book said from...

In the here and now, i am very afraid. and i know im not alone. so from a historians perspective, please ground us and give us some historian histc here on why we shouldnt be as afraid as we are. >> well, i think to begin with, your reaction and those who spoke with you, youre absolutely right. if we lose our democracy in america, 2022 could be the year that we lost it, for a lot of reasons but the main one is the cornerstone, as you know, of american democracy is elections and voting rights. if...