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Rights. if you look from the voting rights act all it way to ferguson when he wrote legislation in 94 that authorized the department of justice to sue police departments if they find a pattern and practice of discrimination that led to unconstitutional violations so hes always known theres a role for the federal government to prevent violations of civil rights in contrast to the constitution. so i just want to be clear about the state rights portion of that. >> he did oppose a states right -- or...

The new migration package presented to the bond is not today would leave mohamed and many other refugees with little chance of staying in germany. the government is looking to increase deportations in the future. in the past year or more planned deportations filed and took place. we decided that we should significantly intensify our ability to deport people. if the migration package is ratified more asylum seekers would end up in deportation jails or have to remain in so-called reception facilit...

Who were opposed to integration. "the washington post" contained this line. this is to thank you again your efforts in support of my bill to limit court-ordered bussing and to confirm the agreement reached at the conclusion of todays meeting that this bill will be the first order of business at the next meeting. "the washington post" also reports that biden said in a 1975 interview with a delaware-based publication flamed "people paper." quote, i oppose bus, its an asinine concept. ive gotten to...

Dramatic exchange in the first democratic debate thursday night in miami. >> there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools. and she was bused to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> the fact is that in terms of busing, the busing i -- you would have been able to go to school the same way because it was a local decision made by your city council. thats fine. thats one of the things i argued for. we should be breaking down these...

Welcome. >> great to be with you. >> i wanted to dive in on this today. i know that berkeley has been described as a pioneer in school bussing, the district not only bussed black students to predominantly white schools but white students to predominantly black schools. last year marked the 50th anniversary of those efforts. can you tell me, take us back to that time, what was the environment like, not only there, but nationwide? >> i think whats important is that the long time period between bro...

Record, biden said that desegregation is not the same thing as integration and he spoke about against integration. that was not one gaffe or statement, that was in op-eds, in speeches. this isnt about bussing. this is about bussing as a remedy for integration. >> im going to moderate a little bit. to that point, senator harris though made it about bussing and explicitly his position on bussing. theres many things we can talk about. >> but it was a symbol of his position on entgration and on civi...

So i think it as much as a -- its not a trouble sign for biden but for people in his campaign who would like him to spend more time preparing for what they can reasonably predict, this was a line of argument from her, of attack from her, if you will, they could have predicted. >> joy, he used a phrase, local control. i am old enough to remember when this phrase was used it was a thing. it was a -- you know, its always been this way defense of local communities to avoid integration and busing spe...

Your view of what happened and whether that moment will last. >> it absolutely will last. io biden deserved to be the challenged. there are two issues here. one is the issue of how ep takes care of and will take care of black voters and issues around race. we can get into the granular debates about the failures of integration and whether bussing was the most proper remedy pore dealing with generations of african-american children pushed out of public schools. i think thats a reasonable debate. i...

Integration in states and local cities across the country is really out of touch. i think kamala harris had a good night in large part, not because she told us so much about her vision for the country, but because she really revealed and kind of embodied the argument against joe biden. hes out of touch and he doesnt get it. you know, her attack on him last night was brutal in that way. and it will be interesting to see how joe biden will recover. he needs to show he understands american politics...

Would allow private insurance to continue to exist. clarify, bennet is defending the existence of private insurance as an option. bernie sanders doesnt want that at all. bennets argument is that this would create competition which would allow the public to choose a public option over private insurance which is an entity making a profit. a practicing physician and vice president of payer and provider integration at johns hopkins medicine. she served in the obama administration as director of poli...