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Thats for political imperative. you are afraid to say things that are demonstrably true. a couple of weeks ago we had a hearing at the u.s. commission of civil rights, police chiefs association you name it. the usual groups were there. the extensible spike in hate crimes since trump was elected. after everyone made these grand pronouncements about how horrible and horrific, we have no hard evidence of such a spike in the best data on this comes from the bureau of justice statistics which has sho...

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

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Missiles does it frustrate you to see your vision of a nuclear free world disappearing does live reasonable on its next remain a dangerous situation clearly. a concern that iran could soon have a nuclear weapons program at its disposal and become one more nuclear power instead of us moving towards a nuclear free world was justified. of course theres always a risk that agreements may be grecian or sidestepped this particular deal guaranteed scrutiny in a way we couldnt have without it. its impera...

I i was there is particular moral imperative behind was sort of questions that you like. well yeah i mean. it has very much to do with the situation in germany after the war we learnt at school for example we didnt really learn about the past about that nazi time and so they always avoided my parents our parents they never really talked about that it was always this kind of dont look back in germany around the time it was all come clear not explained not that there was no moral there there was n...

Building some of that. we cannot let people enter our country. we have no idea who they are, what they do, where they came from. we have no idea what their records are. we are working out systems now, and we called out the national guard. we are doing a real job. i will tell you what, the laws of this country have to be strengthened and toughened. >> kimberly: the pentagon hasnt determined whether troops will be armed. the move drawing heavy criticism from the left who claim this is a rallying c...

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...

Day february 1st he told a lie to the fbi. and it is an ethical imperative in some cases in the legal profession to withdraw if you are representing a client who is lying and you cant do anything about it. its also just a terrible thing to do. i mean im not talking ethically or what it says about you as a person if you lie. i mean its a terrible thing to do strategically for your own criminal case. if youre in the middle of a plea negotiation with prosecutors or fbi agents and you tell them some...