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Order despite all of its flaws, it has secured the peace, it has lifted billions of people on the planet out of abject poverty into something approaching prosperity over the last 73 years. all of this is worth defending. it was architected by giants. conceived by fdr. built by a plain spoken man from independence, missouri, harry truman. stewarded from john kennedy to ronald reagan to barack obama and the departure from it by this president, his feather sizing autocrats from erdogan to putin to ...

Huge political bias. >> this is a witch hunt with no evidence and nothing else but a bunch of people who hate him, hate republicans, hate anything that he stands for. >> i wish we spent a lot less time talking about this witch hunt. >> and you know whats amazing, frank? so, its working, it looks like. but only 29% of people approve of how trumps handling the investigation. >> right, right. >> doesnt matter. trump doesnt seem to care, right? who cares what they think of me? as long as they dont l...

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 overlaid with a shakespearean level of paranoia. he was willing to engage in extraordinary acts to preserve his power. >> all presidents are human beings. i assume they will have faults and flaws. i assume they will make mistakes. i assume that once they are caught in their mistakes because of who they are and the kind of people they are, they will try to...

Charlie tan told police he shot his father to save his mother, but investigators were finding flaws in that story. the ivy league student had been arrested and was facing second degree murder charges. was this an intentional killing, or justifiable homicide? here, again, is dennis murphy with "house of secrets." aern anna was in a state of disbelief when she learned charlie tan had been arrested where. >> did you have a chance to talk to charlie himself? >> he called me on the phone, actually,...

Focus on the flaws as opposed to the positive contributions is undermining the global importance to human rights. >> so how can the u.s. address human rights around the world -- excuse my, thats awful my phone is going off. we have to go. thank you. well be right back everybody. you wont find that on a map. ill take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined.

They are doing it for ratings and money -- i -- i dont have that gene. i cant understand how they can do that to this country n this country, which for all its many flaws is as good as it gets upon this earth. our government for all the criticism levelled against it is astonishingly good. you have a president who was going to come to drain the swamp and he turned the mud puddle into the everglades. we have had bad administrations. the obama administration was weak and indecisive and opened the d...

That doesnt seem to respect the rule of law and an attorney general that doesnt seem to understand the rule of law and a secretary of homeland security who wants to separate children and just today -- im sorry, just yesterday, files a memorandum once again seeking to end daca, the protection for dreamers. so, weve got a pattern and practice here, ana, of this administration, this nativist administration, anti-immigrant, going after children, going after dreamers. you know, its very -- >> i hear ...

Common decency that all of us should share. >> michael, what did you learn about what truth sounding like looking back at bobby kennedy, james baldwin, that we need to hold on to today when theres this assault, true assault, by the white house and the administration on what truth sounds like? >> thats a great point. weve been post-truth for quite a while. 1619 when slaves were brought here to america, or africans as slaves. bobby kennedy was willing to confront the truth, as ugly and as fantasti...

The white house and the administration on what truth sounds like? >> thats a great point. weve been post-truth for quite a while. 1619 when slaves were brought here to america, or africans as slaves. bobby kennedy was willing to confront the truth, as ugly and as fantastic sometimes as it was. jimmy baldwin, again, was able to face the truth. and together as a white liberal politician and as a progressive black man, they were locked in battle against each other about what the truth was for race ...

Kids in school, dc sized mortgages. these are their careers. i have sympathy for those in the infrastructure, the people behind the cameras, but the people who go on the air and say things to the american people that they know are untrue that they know are destructive and they are doing it for ratings and money -- i -- i dont have that gene. i cant understand how they can do that to this country n this country, which for all its many flaws is as good as it gets upon this earth. our government fo...