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While. the violence got so bad for him. he admits how ignorant he was back then. he sees that he -- his way of thinking was incorrect. >> it was kind of crazy. i mean, seen a lot of stuff. ive been to rallies. i mean, all that stuff. ive seen 40-foot crosses burn and stuff like that. thats what we live by, thats just how we was. i didnt know anything different from it. just how stuff was. >> despite his past affiliation with the aryan nation, inside pendleton, michael jones learned how to get al...

In the 1950s, industry was booming. jobs were aplenty. and camdens also got culture. it was the home of walt whitman and a place where lafayette hubbard said, i think ill call it scientology. but late in the 1960s, economic conditions caused many businesses to leave. and like what often happens in these situations, it leads to poverty, poverty leads some people to crime and drugs, and in 2012, camden was named the most dangerous city in the u.s. congrats? camden is just ten miles wide and has a ...

Im going to get one or the other. its all up to the judge. >> either way i hope for the best. i mean, its going to happen either way. >> what is? >> whatever is going to happen. i dont know, you dont know. >> no, i do know. i have to stay calm. focused. >> all right. well, im about to move around. all right. that dont make no sense. >> though miller knows walkers judge and is convinced shes headed to prison, walker believes faith will set her free. and shes used a bar of soap to fortify that bel...

Last time. if donald trump crosses vladimir putin it will happen to him next time. we need to get to the bottom of it and ensure our democracy is protected from bad act force like vladimir putin who is probably the most dangerous man in the world right now because of his collusion with all sorts of rogue regimes. >> i defy julie to find 10 people in america whose opinion changed based off a russian hack. the first nine can be liars. >> shannon: well put julie down as one. not just me but any pol...

Whats going hon here? i mean, this really beyond crosses the line. >> yeah. the only thing thats really distinct about this particular issue is adam jones works has always been an outspoken ballplayer on political issues, decided to be outspoken about what took place. i mean, when you talk to african-american major ballplayers they speak of fenway park being a specific environment where they are subject to this kind of invective and it runs very deep. what jackie robinson, jim rice and barry bon...

Celebrate the first person that sort of crosses the line. and whats sad is that that first person has to be celebrated, that there is not more of a challenge of five or six people who are competing in this kind of arena, that people dont say, look, we have a catholic thats running. look, we have a mormon thats running. the idea you have to celebrate and wave the flag, a national moment weve never had something like this before, hillary clintons campaign is going to lead to many more women steppi...

People who thought that the wall was worth doing. do you really think it is worth going -- pushing this all the way the line to chart on the government? that does not work out well for publicans were democrats? >> it works well, we have a historic election. we have blue states that turned red on the presidents agenda. its an extremely important to get past. this president has had more meetings and conversations with people from all of the crosses of the aisle, unlike any other president at this ...

Of orchestras and celebrating with music. it ended with a missile shooting over san francisco and finished with burning stars and stripes superimposed over white crosses in a cemetery. today the white house responded and they dismissed the video. >> this is not the first time they put out propaganda tools. were not going to comment on it. >> if there was any hope that this dictator might give up his way, will change under international pressure is slipping away. >> shepard: and mike pence spoke ...

The cross was lifted up by ropes and then dropped into a hole to keep it from falling. imagine what thats like. >> one of the difficulties with imagining crucifixion is that weve had 2,000 years of christian tradition which sanitizes the cross. we put jesus in nice church buildings and we have crosses made of gold. and it prevents us from really thinking through what crucifixion actually involved. but when we actually pause and actually look at the historical nature of the crucifixion and rememb...

Powerful because jesus survives the cross. he doesnt just die an ignominious, shameful death, but rises to new life. >> the cross is now the ultimate symbol of christianity, adorning vast cathedrals and houses of worship the world over. but in some churches, they have crosses said to be made out of the actual wood jesus died on. the true cross. >> the true cross is surely the most important object in christian history. >> to touch a piece of the true cross is the opportunity to reach across time...