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- so to see this influx of black judges on television now, it inspires young black kids to like, "oh, i can do that too. oh, i can be a judge." - this matter, it is so ordered. (siren ringing) - [protestor] you are the only ones armed in this crowd. - in the early 2000s, more and more people had become fed up with the system. - [protestors] put the guns down. put the guns down. - [newscaster] officers got physical with people who stood in the middle of the street. - judge shows allowed us to loo...

Democratic presidents should appoint --? >> i dont believe in that concept, but if the problem is the conservative base is distrust in leaders appointing a democrat, its probably not going to be the one that built that trust. >> right. >> we cant forget the fact that making sure that government and our elected officials are actually doing what they say and is reflected in their actions. >> i want to talk about another candidate running for president and that is ron desantis. >> sure. >> theres b...

Those forces are taking root. its a virus in the country, and we cant host that virus. viruses need a host. we cant host it. thats what we the people action fund is going to do. i think the average person in youngstown or akron is going to resonate with what were doing. were going to celebrate this country. were going to usher in an era of reform and responsibility. new civic engagement. hopefully create a new politics. >> pretty good platform. you should run for something. >> no, thank you. bee...

Republican allies in congress. im sorry, steph, that is evidentiary goal to prosecutors, showing donald trumps corrupt intent. >> sam, a whole lot of money, almost $2 million and counting, its going into protecting smiths team doesnt all of this go right back to donald trumps effort in law enforcement, that now weve got these doj people, and they are at risk, physically? >> yeah, i mean, this is that natural byproduct of the political calculation that jack smith has made, which is distrust, also...

It was a wild time. they say history doesnt repeat itself. theres a lot of rhyming when it came to the distrust and disillusionment so many americans felt, post-watergate and post-vietnam. and suspicion that the government wasnt telling them everything they needed to know, when a it was this fake cancer cure. that reminded me of the distrust of the cdc during the covid epidemic. it was fun as an era to play with. >> im sure people can you, how can you have a commanding career, and be the father ...

>> thats my question, because, so often you have a candidate that needs to sell that theyre fighting for their supporters. trump is talking a lot about how hes fighting for himself, not as much, just about fighting for his supporters, but, i wonder if his supporters sort of feel like thats one in the same. >> i think that they do. when you go to the trump campaign website, so much of the language is that these, um, charges against me are charges against you. and hes trying to tell his base that ...

Do you even get talks started. and remember the deep distrust between the two sides. how do you overcome that? well, i think what weve seen washington doing today is to signal that private king was acting on his own initiative, that he wasnt directed from washington. the questions tonight i think do the north koreans believe that? >> all right, keir sim mornings good to have you here tonight. thank you. much of the country is still struggling this evening with unbearable heat. the records keep...

Again that they are the victims. whether it is the ecosystem, and then the professor talks about coming out of fox news and white right-wing media, beating that drum over and over again. reinforcing this idea of grievance, as opposed to embracing the changes of the country, embracing diversity of this country. it has gone the complete opposite way. now we see these divides that are very scary to me. we need to address some of these underlying foundations. and not to back away from it. because it...

Of criminality going on. there was a fear that the images would be used by police or someone later as evidence to bring criminal cases. text journalists could actually work, they were let through sometimes, whereas the image people were in trouble. and also saying about mistrust, emma pearson, has mistrust ever been this bad in the media in france? the latest reuters institute report says france is one of the lowest scoring european countries for public trust in the news. just 30% trust it most ...