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Exclamation point, a big victory for the justice department, a big victory for justice and the american people. to be convicted of using force to overthrow the government to interfere with a lawful functions of government is very rare, its a very serious charge, and we will have other recur percussions beyond the public impression. as you point out, theres another trial coming up a, couple of trials ones that includes different white nationalist and violent group and the defendants in that case ...

Seething you. let me ask what is seditious conspiracy were. >> its a conspiracy to use force to overthrow the government or to impede the official functions of the government. the use of force is absolutely critical to the definiion of seditious conspiracy, which is why we see in yesterdays verdicts some split among the defendants. stewart rhodes, guilty, others, not guilty. >> so its rare for prosecutors how rare to secure this? >> its rare to charge it at all. the last time it was charged befo...

To treat trump just like they would any other defendant. doing no more or no less prosecutors are compelled by rules about grand jury secrecy, for instance. not to make any revelry comments in that area. but there is something that the doj can do even though really should heed the traditional line of staying away from talking about ongoing investigations while theyre in progress. and that is taking advantage of the opportunity to educate the public about what the doj does, and why it does it the...

Democrat support, and republican support. and so you are able to work as a team, look at what is best for the state and the country. there is still partisan deneed,divide. when we came across the pandemic we kept our schools and the businesses open, that was difference in leadership among blue states and red states, proud of what we did here in arkansas in teaming keep keeping everything open. >> i rap for years ago -- ran 4 years ago, i first worked in office. i ran i said people deserve to hav...

This was in the galveston paper, in june, 1865. thats how swift and how consistent backlash has been. - the moment obama was elected and early in the presidency, you started to see this dynamic which was, in certain subsets, you were finding majorities of white people who you could poll who would tell you that whites were the most disadvantaged group in the united states. - this president, i think, has exposed himself as a guy, over, and over, and over again, who has a deep-seated hatred for whi...

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on Saturday said that an institution thrives with time only when it functions democratically.

Ordinary. we want to have our head in the sand and be ostriches. have at it, a lot of this is put a little posture. its more than half of one political party that believes the other political party is better. they suck the blood of young children. its just a two party system where we often disagree with each other. but we dont demonize other people in the sum subhuman thing. which is functions of an out-of-control media environment. the eight of everyone is allowed to do and the ego, the super e...

This was in the galveston paper, in june, 1865. thats how swift and how consistent backlash has been. - the moment obama was elected and early in the presidency, you started to see this dynamic which was, in certain subsets, you were finding majorities of white people who you could poll who would tell you that whites were the most disadvantaged group in the united states. - this president, i think, has exposed himself as a guy, over, and over, and over again, who has a deep-seated hatred for whi...

- youre saying its a falsehood, and theyre giving sean spicer, our press secretary, gave alternative facts to that. but the point remains-- - wait a minute. look, alternative facts are not facts. [glass cracking] [dramatic music] ♪ [indistinct chatter] - i was previously employed with the oath keepers, which is one of the largest militia organizations in the world. [engine rumbling] theyre the ones that we saw heading up the stairs of the capitol building, in a stacked wedge formation. ♪ [pe...

And so this hearing was actually quite short. they spent most of their time really grilling trumps lawyer. and they didnt seem to be taking that much issue with what the justice department is arguing here, getting rid of the special master, and letting their investigation go forward full force. >> certainly an interesting development. give us a sense of where the timeline is now in the investigation and how this panel of federal appeals court justices affects that. >> right. this case is about t...