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He invoked a history of african-american men being lynched as a way to get past anita hills acswraegcusations . and we see how hes decimated the civil rights program and legacy from that perch. i believe anita hill and i was appalled to listen to him. you know, as ive gotten older, listen to him invoke that history its so deeply disturbing. and no, lynching is not a thing that only happened to african-americans, but it was certainly one of the primary ways the state enforced its supreme power to...

He has been trying to do that, lash out at the president and look at the trump children. heres a case of what we have seen over the past 24, 36 hours or so. >> no one in my family will have an office in the white house, will sit in at meetings as if theyre a cabinet member, will, in fact, have any business relationship with anyone that relates to a foreign corporation or a foreign country. period. period. end of story. >> hmm. >> so, obviously, hes trying to turn the table. thats exactly what th...

Of 2015, everybody knows president trump is his own cheese messenger. it has worked as an outsider to some strong effect for him. it does have downsides, too. i think what people saying is, if i wrote down mike was the white house, to mollify, to disorganize a name and identity of the white house that will be a focal point for rebutting all things impeachment. the president will still do what he says and says what he says, but i would just organize it that way. announce it that way, so people se...

Formidable of women its precise, effective, its got good range, its sort of imminently usable. it can destroy tanks and oormtd vehicles and helicopters. the javelin is primarily used by u.s. soldiers, but as of last year it has also been used by the ukrainian military as a way of fending off russian forces and russian-backed forces pushing further into the eastern part of ukraine, which russia has been occupying. ukraine got those missiles from the united states last year. but there was somethin...

Huge crime wave. rudy giuliani was elected mayor of new york because people felt unsafe going into the city. we were responding to a deep public perception that we had lost control of the streets. lost control of the streets. important pieces was the welfare reform proposal. a personal responsibility act. thewe president didnt get the welfare reform done the first twopl years. it was tide to the medicaid reform. >> the republican welfare reform bill drafted as an alternative to the democrats bil...

And so, we were responding to a very deep public perception that we had lost control of the streets. (upbeat music) probably one of the most important pieces of the contract was the welfare reform proposal, a personal responsibility act. president clinton claimed he was for welfare reform, but it didnt get done his first two years, when the democrats controlled the house and the senate. that was part of the contract, and we tied it to the medicaid reform, which ended the entitlement for medicaid...

Even things like assault weapons bans, all other kinds of proposals have been upheld by the court. theyre letting this consensus, at least so far form. its not the constitution. its not the interpretation of the constitution. its a broken political system and political will that stands in the way, i believe. that may change, but thats the way it is right now. >> what do you think are the realistic prospects? what are we looking at going forward on this issue? >> i think we dont know, and we may ...

Is new for her. >> it is, but shes recognized that this is something that she has to do, if not to gain their support, then to ally their concerns, and so i think its really a smart move for her, but it doesnt -- she doesnt abandon any of her public policy goals or the way that she attracts these crowds or the enthusiasm they have for her. >> we still have -- i still keep coming back to, well, we havent seen her get attacked yet, but maybe shes definitely walking this to the point where shes mad...

Seeing. he is saying dont settle for up by 10. go up by 20. ainsley: who was your most inspirational coach was that coach angry? pete: i had a lot of angry coaches. i think what was most effective was when they were largely positive and instructive but when the moment required it they were negative. brian: here are some negative speeches and we want you to vote at home and i know everyone has an opinion on this. lets listen. wait. pete: realready played that. brian: i thought we had more. oh, ok...

Look back at the donald trump campaign and presidency with a bit of detachment -- its very hard right now, but they may look back just like they looked back at 1980 with ronald reagan saying are you better off today than you were four years ago. they may look back at the 2016 campaign and the phrase that fits that campaign the most tightly the most effective for him was what do you have to lose? of course, he was aiming it at black voters but there are a lot of white voters, rich bankers, a lot ...