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>> there are and there arent. youre right that biden comes to office with a longstanding abiding belief in the power of words and symbols and rhetoric. thats from the way he launched his campaign, invoking charlottesville, from some of the speeches he gave, from gettysburg talking about unity, and in tulsa to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the race massacre there. he thinks thats important. and historians will tell you that is important. but there are incredible limits to that, that hes ru...

Politics. that this is not some sort of clown show that is, you know, that people are voting for merely because they are misled or entertained. that there is a dark core to what trump offers people, that tens of millions of americans like. and thats the part that were going to have to contend with, whether donald trump is the nominee or, you know, some trump-like figure, you can already see that the republican party is not capable of producing statesmen and states stateswomen. its gone. their ab...

Between the intelligence they gathered at the moment, and what we talked about before about action able intelligence. that they could have used to change the way they planned for this event. >> so the report itself, the reaction, what about the limb -- limitations, how did that pointed out? >> that should be seen for what it is. this is done by a department when there is trouble in a particular incident like lax, they did an after action at the airport. this is about the capital action. this is ...

It was an old version of the democratic party. based on the rules over the debutante ball it doesnt matter. do we need an apology forthcoming from this exact same actress and all the other ones who donated to this party based on the racist past of the democrats and some would say the president. how far does it go? any limiting principle for what we have to apologize for or any statute of limitations when it is no longer required to apologize? >> senator kennedy called they can woke-anistas. nati...

Went on. in the end, senators insisted even though i asked and other reporters asked there were political pressures that drove the scope, that said were not going to discuss the origins of this, that the trump role and they insisted political pressure did not limit the scope, however, like i said, its almost impossible to extract the two. >> maybe there is objective to the word pressure but its clear that politics limited the scope of it. and you know what kind of an investigation could perhaps ...

Limitations of potentially being an fdr in congress, their stuff he can do and there is executive actions he can take and theres more arm twisting he could do but joe biden whether he wants to or not and so far hes been pretty hesitant, he cannot personally blow up the filibuster. he can only apply so much pressure to someone like joe manchin because as much as he wants him on the voting rights which is clearly not happening right now, he also needs him on infrastructure. so its a practical game...

Not give them closure. >> once again, the case of arkansas versus gary dunn ended in a hunger jury. >> a more powerful reason for that? but first impression, among many here at russellville, but it was kevin who jones killed nona dirksmeyer. in the aftermath of the trial, kevin had a day in court. not for anything that he did, but for the damage that he says was done to him, by police. >> they just looked at me and said, he is the one that did it. >> kevin jones always believed the police zeroed...

This ruling. one of the things the judge wrote, joey, was, quote, the ban assault weapons are not bazookas, howitzers or machine guns but deemed swep weapons are fairly ordinary, popular, modern rifles. this is an average case about average guns used in average ways for average purposes. of the fact that he uses the word "average" i think four times. i mean, is there anything average about the way the assault weapons are used? we know theyve been used multiple times in many mass shootings weve s...

Effect, right? so you have is the separation. but you also have courts which are meant to interpret laws. and just to be clear when it comes to things like constitutional rights, like what? like the right to bear arms. second amendment. like the right to free speech, using that analogy, theyre broad rights that we enjoy but subject to limitations. what i make of it a very activist judge who apparently is a judge who is in favor of gun rights and gun control -- or excuse me, not in favor of gun c...

They can charge obstruction of justice. its a federal crime still within the statute of limitations. what wilmeric garland do? what will doj do? thus far no public indication of having any interest in this but i think it is a real mistake. there needs to be accountability and doj is really the only one who can do it. >> elie honig, thanks so much. an olympic sized crisis volunteers quitting in droves ahead of the tokyo summer games as covid cases explode in japan. shell want a plan to reach th...