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Other weekend and hasnt stopped. >> dont forget to show love. >> today were at west alabama food bank. >> were so inspired to have him here. the secret meals program is for students that might not have food during the weekend when theyre not at school across the state of alabama. >> it was just an eye opening experience for me as a father and for america to see kid that had that much compassion. that didnt see any flaws in people. he just wanted to help. >> in connecticut a 3-year-old turned her...

He transforming into this at home. super-hero with a super-talent. >> i have been feeding the homeless over a year now. >> his father had no nd idea his sons kind curiosity would take him this far. >> he asked me to see what a homeless person looked like and thats what i did. he goes out with had his cape on and hands someone a sandwich. >> he was giving out food every other weekend and hasnt stopped. >> dont forget to show love. >> today were at the food bank. >> were so inspired by him and exc...

I asked several questions about obstruction of justice to mr. mueller when he testified. mr. turley, i know that you mentioned obstruction of justice several times in your testimony. i want to yield to mr. ratcliff to ask a concise question about that issue. >> thank you for yielding. professor turley in the last few days weve heard that despite no questions to any witnesses during the first two months of the first phase of this pea impeachment inquiry that the democrats may be dusting off the o...

I asked several questions about obstruction of justice to mr. mr. mueller when he testified. mr. turley, i know you mentioned obstruction of justice several times in your testimony. i want to yield to mr. radcliffe to ask a concise question about that issue. >> thank you, gentlemen could before yielding. professor turley, weve been despite the questions to witnesses for the first phase of this, they may be dusting off each we all remember how painful it was to listen to special counsels analysis...

We should have a particular contempt for those senators that know better. the ben sasses, the rob portmans of the world. the john thunes of the world. why is it why do they want to be united states senators? what is it theyre doing up there? theyre unoffice for this assault on the constitutional order? this erosion of civil liberties? this erosion of the american mind of faithfulness to the american experiment. in this country, despite all its flaws, is a miracle. it was a miracle birthed in 178...

Who their president is in 2020. i asked several questions about obstruction of justice to mr. mueller when he testified. mr. turley, i know that you mentioned obstruction of justice several times in your testimony. i want to yield to mr. ratcliffe to ask a concise question about that issue. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. professor turley, in the last few days, weve been hearing that despite no questions to any witnesses during the first two months of the first phase of this impeachment i...

I think is right, that its doing better than one would have expected, but i think its really, really foolish to write off professional people in this country, people who have -- have advanced degrees, people who have made some money who can see this for what it is, and its a sham thats being erected to confuse them. >> im sorry, he was actually calling the republicans the super elites. phil, to you -- >> yeah, the super elites. hes going after the elites, and i think the elites in this country, ...

Able to rise to the top. eric: during the 1930s and 40s, hoffa came up through the ranges. >> he arguably built the teamsters into a potent labor force. but he also had fatal flaws. hes the guy who let the mob into the union. eric: to the men and women he represented he was a hero fighting for the little guys. for the leaders of the mob he was a potential partner. >> where were you when you met jimmy hoffa for the first time. >> in detroit. >> what was the nature of our business in detroit. >> a...

Able to rise to the top. eric: during the 1930s and 40s, hoffa came up through the ranges. >> he arguably built the teamsters into a potent labor force. but he also had fatal flaws. hes the guy who let the mob into the union. eric: to the men and women he represented he was a hero fighting for the little guys. for the leaders of the mob he was a potential partner. >> where were you when you met jimmy hoffa for the first time. >> in detroit. >> what was the nature of our business in detroit. >> a...

The president, his cabinet and the aids who have stayed with him during all of these years of mr. nixons tenure in the white house. >> you have this president who is bitterly resentful of what had happened to him in his political career overlayed with shakespearean level of paranoia and he was willing to engage in extraordinary acts to preserve hists power. >> all presidents are human beings. i assume they all have faults and flaws. i assume they will make mistakes. i assume that once theyre cau...