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It, the process that was implemented by house democrats during this select intel hearings was what was actually established by rule by house republicans. >> thanks for making that point. thats right. if they have a problem with the rules its their own rules that they established. >> but theyve got a problem with everything. >> it was the process, the substance, and now its the process again. >> it gets to the point that they dont actually have a defense for his actions because i dont know if the...

Use that see in internet to cycle to i think everybody needs to be more deliberate and intentional about developing the tools to discern between truth and propaganda the bottom line is propaganda has been with us since time immemorial this is a new medium is a new platform that requires new skills and new techniques and i think weve left it a little bit late but theres still time to catch up we just have to develop internet specific approaches internet specific discernments or for example using ...

Of black pride. >> them was freed. we is free, honey. >> one of the reasons that "roots" was so incredibly popular is not because abc had so much faith in it, but because abc didnt. >> earlier miniseries were broadcast in weekly installments. and the abc executives determined that if "roots" were to fail, they could just be done with it in seven or eight nights. >> it was high risk, high reward. if it didnt work, you were out a lot of tv time and not many people watching. >> the television premi...

We are kaiser permanente. thrive. public television has been expected to do a great deal. almost half of all noncommercial program hours are aimed at children. and it has come to be so many thins to so many people. >> the pbs childrens programming in the 70s became the platinum standard on the planet for how you use this medium to educate kids. ♪ would you be mine could you be mine wont you be my neighbor ♪

Lunch. one-time offer. >> and if youre an actor and you say well, gee, maybe its not really such a bad medium after all. >> miranda, the supreme courts mimic decision. the whole thing was illegally obtained. they were both represented by counsel. >> you just get hooked in. its life and death and stuff. >> we know what you did. >> counsel. >> you hear me? >> do you hear me? >> look at me! >> "law & order" was like crack. youd have to sit and watch me for 50 minutes just like, not moving, barely b...

Presidents favorite network when asked if he was still counsel to the president and actively speaking with his client. >> you can assume that i talk to him early and often. yeah. and have a very, very good relationship with him and all of these comments which are totally insulting, i have seen things written like hes going to throw me under the bus. >> right. >> when i hear that, i say he isnt but i have insurance. >> josh campbell is a former fbi supervisory special agent with us now. we heard ...

Just seem fed up with the conservative government of president even dukie. your deputy general said only one i voted for him but im saying to do can show you a phase brother you dont allow there to be another drop of blood let me show your face mr president but he didnt pay later in the day do k. did show his face appearing on television to call for dialogue. by the putin deliberately muslim ana starting next week i will launch a national dialogue to strengthen the current a social policy agenda...

Secretary of state, of course the acting director of office of management and budget, all the members of the state department all involved in this quid pro quo. and i think where the democrats have an advantage is the medium were on right now. because these opening statements are so well written. theyre so well written for television. they have the key moment in them where he said it was basically a quid pro quo and it was all directed by the president. all this is going to be video evidence goi...

Television allowed an embracing of black pride. >> them is free. is free, honey. >> one of the reasons that "roots" was so incredibly popular is not because abc had so much faith in it, but because abc didnt. >> earlier miniseries were broadcast in weekly installments. and the abc executives determined that if "roots" were to fail, they could just be done with it in seven or eight nights. >> it was high risk, high reward. if it didnt work, you were out a lot of tv time and not many people watchi...

>> "st. elsewhere" challenged people, and they challenged you as an actor, much less the audience, to think. the stuff they gave you was extreme in what they did, whether they were dealing with aids or having one of their main doctor characters raped in a prison. >> they tackled lots of difficult subjects. >> "st. elsewhere" was run by people who were trying to stretch the medium. and in the 80s, television producers were encouraged to stretch the medium. >> okay, clear. saturdays happen. pain h...