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Were here to enforce it. its as simple as that. >> the long march toward equality has begun. they test a decision desegregating inter-state bus travel. freedom riders ride south to goad local officials to enforce the ruling. they are assaulted by angry mobs. >> i question their wisdom. i thought they showed courage. >> the kennedys do have a conscience. the civil rights movement affects them. more bobby than jack. bobby starts to feel the moral imperative to do something about civil rights. >> h...

>> anthony: yeah. "not that guy." theres a joke around here somewhere, but to tell you the truth, the stuff is just too good. its, like, ten below zero in this freakin town. and that generally does not spell "good time" for me. a good time for me is more like a palm tree, a beach, a swimming pool, where the only cold thing is my beer. ♪ but, no. these hardy culinarians of the north like to frolic in the snow and ice. more accurately, they like to obey their genetic québécois imperative to ri...

Top of charges manafort faces for failing to disclose his lobbying work for a foreign government and other financial crimes. hes currently awaiting two trials, and hes maintained his innocence. if he is found guilty, the 69-year-old could be sent to prison for the rest of his life, sara murray, cnn, washington. legal analyst and defense attorney joey jackson with us now. from a legal perspective, manaforts attorneys assert the new charges were based on the thinnest of evidence, we understands ...

Mueller witnesses obstruct justice and maybe he should speak to them. ask him did the president tell you to say this? you can ask him all sorts of thing if you wants to go on the air and advocate for obstruction of justice. >> question for frank, does this give an opening for mueller -- not from a grand standing view but from a real legal imperative point of view to call in sean hannity because he literally was on the air mandating obstruction of justice and he speaks to the president on a at th...

>> we are not going to march because the band has been made. were here to enforce it. its just as simple as that. >> but the long march toward equality has begun. to test a decision desegregating inter-state bus travel. freedom riders ride south to goad local officials to enforce the ruling. they are assaulted by angry mobs. >> i question their wisdom. but i thought that they showed a good deal of courage. >> the kennedys do have a conscience. and this civil rights movement affects them. more bo...

That is covered day in and tday out. what do you say to americans who live in the continental united stes. you, of course are american citizens. >> two things. as nothing to do with citizenship. this has to do with being humans. theres a moral imperative and a human imperative. it is true the trump administration has looked away from his moral imperative. but the american people have risen to the occasion. we have continued to have volunteers come in. i was just this weekend in minnesota. and th...

Its as simple as that. >> the long march toward equality has begun. they test a decision desegregating inter-state bus travel. freedom rers re south to goad local offials to enforce the ruling. they are assaulted by angry mobs. >> i question their wisdom. i thought they showed courage. >> the kennedys do have a conscience. the civil rights movement affects them. more bobby than jack. bobby starts to feel the moral imperative to do something about civil rights. >> how can you say you believe in t...

Doing everything they can and then to be very thin to be able to help them be successful once they are released. elizabeth: is that it starts at day one. drug crimes, then not again are the predominant reason for us eighth in federal prison admissions. if that were drug offenders need to be going? do we need to figure out a better solution? >> i think inside the prison system, im having difficulty hearing you, but in the presence of an affordable to address the substance abuse issues again, thos...

Again, thats for political imperative. >> right. >> but youre afraid to say things that are demonstrably true. to give you one example, a couple of weeks ago we had a hearing at the u.s. commission on civil rights, all-day hearing, everybody in the world was there, the usual groups were there. it was a hearing on hate crimes because of the spike in hate crimes since trump has been elected. but facts are stubborn things. when you take a look at the data, and when i asked questions of this, after ...

Things. first is the political imperative of getting democrats elected chiefly, and so we have a lot of this division on the basis of race because there are no policy prescriptions anymore. if you listen very closely, you dont hear any workable policy prescriptions, or very few workable policy prescriptions, but what you hear a lot of it is identity politics. in 17 years, we havent had more lucid conversations about race or identity. theyve gotten increasingly sophomoric, opaque, driven by an ah...