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Show short term interventions, an hour, a day, a week, basically do nothing to change peoples unconscious biases. besides changing things at the top, which is a good start, what else do all companies need to do to understand this is a very real problem and we need to address it? >> one of the problems we have in this country is intolerance and racial hatred is germinating from the white house. people are seeing license to carry out incidents that really is disrespectful of others in the communit...

Technology and infrastructure from a see senate committee, prompting questions whether the trump administration has implicitly given its okay for the advances. >> right now the situation is not acceptable. >> reporter: the dispute over the withheld intelligence spilled into the open during a senate foreign relations committee with secretary of state mike pompeo in april. >> i would like to flag for your attention a classified matter that details of which i wont and cant discuss here. where we ra...

>> our sons, pride of our nation, this day have set upon a mighty endeavor. >> earlier in a stirring tribute to the veterans of the largest seaborne invasion in world war history, the president read a letter from delanor roosevelt. >> in a place where the echos of war remaining today a fateful prayer. >> faith in each other, faith in our united crusade. thy will be done, almighty god. >> the president among world leaders commemorating the bravery of the nearly 160,000 troops that embarked from t...

That is the historical question. >> there are real echos of what happened before world war i, right, the great power jockeying, the rise of nationalism, populism, isolation nlism. >> 100%. you had in the world after napoleon at the risk of sounding like meacham here. >> god forbid. >> welcome aboard. >> you had the rise of napoleon -- >> the water is fine, richard. >> essentially the world stabilized in the second century -- second decade of the 19th century. then for roughly 50, 75, 100 years y...

And all the speculation that goes on there is no big conspiracy and the idea that i would take an intelligence officer off the job of targeting in al qaeda in a place of mutual issues to to put him on spying on a campaign of presidential candidate its not going to be the reality. >> so that sentiment denying that echos what we have heard from other british officials. it was interesting at the joint press conference the president said there is incredible intelligence sharing between the uk and u....

Return with regard to foreign nations getting entangled with our internal political cam papers and elections. i fear we may have crossed that point. >> eugene, youve written a lot about sort of the echos of autocracy. i wonder if thats the wrong frame. are we there already? >> well, were somewhere we havent before and somewhere i dont particularly like us to be. that was one of the most disgraceful performances ever by a u.s. president on foreign soil. i say one of the, because donald trump has ...

Facial scans. reports say chinese authorities have even forced families to accept communist party officials in their homes for extended home stays. and analysts warn of religious oppression among other religious groupings. >> you see echos of it in the rest of china. >> "new york times" reports the trump administration is considering limiting how much american technology chinese video surveillance company can buy. the chinese government uses companies like hike stroition monitor those living in ...

Day. >> almost every day. >> almost. >> when we come back, well go in a different direction. looking at the echos of the nixon era and some of trumps threats. and nows on bill barr and whether rod rosenstein will testify and why that made headlines. what does help for heart failure look like?

Not funny when you talk about the greatest country in the world and people acting like near in prekindergarten. manu raju on capitol hill. the word cover-up is a charged word. okay. its a charged word. its nixonian and it echos and struck a chord with the president today. why did the speaker use that word. >> she is channelling the frustration of the house democratic caucus. people that are frustrated at the failure to get information, the resistance by the administration to comply with subpoena...

He handed the favor side to his friends, there would be, you would have five ambassadors in every embassy. >> laura: people should note the prosecutor who had you in his sights was patrick fitzgerald u.s. attorney of chicago. hes now representing jim comey. and the echos of prosecutorial abuse and the use of government and state authority, to target people, any thoughts? >> yes, we found the prosecutors, including the fbi contribution, offering absolute untruths, almost every day. there was neve...