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Absolutely agree. it didnt -- i didnt -- i did not notice, or not notice that many times or invoked in mississippi in this moment. you are absolutely right the kind of collapse of radical reconstruction, had everything to do with the ascent, the assault on democratic rights across the south. you think about what happened in north carolina, in the late 19th century, where those little red shirt over, throw a coup that overthrew the government. so your harkening back to that history, actually it p...

That many times or invoked in mississippi in this moment. you are absolutely right the kind of collapse of radical reconstruction, had everything to do with the ascent, the assault on democratic rights across the south. you think about what happened in north carolina, in the late 19th century, where those little red shirt over, throw a coup that overthrew the government. so your harkening back to that history, actually it points -- but i want to see this really quickly, there is a sense in which...

Political analyst. thanks to both of you. carol, youre one of the reporters who wrote a story with the headline "inside a biden white house adrift" and it points to the texas shooting as a horrific reminder the president has not successfully pushed congress to pass legislation on gun violence. so whats the plan inside the white house right now? how involved will president biden himself be? >> were hearing from the president today and asked in the oval office a meeting with the leader of new zeal...

Leadership is what this is about. individual civil servants will have to reflect upon what choices they made but its in the context of the culture of number ten and its the culture of number ten and its the culture of number ten and its the culture of number ten which also affect how the civil service is being portrayed, how its responding to the current situation that they can cut 91,000 jobs. this goes on week in, week out. pare can cut 91,000 jobs. this goes on week in, week out.— week in, ...

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Women were ill treated. she describes the treatment as torture, saying they were stripped in front of men, stripped naked, made to adopt degrading, uncomfortable positions, their hair was shaved, they were interrogated, made to take part in propaganda videos and so forth. those are the details that we understand. but it points to these female soldiers certainly at the very least being significantly mistreated. >> can you speak more broadly about p.o.w. mistreatment were seeing in this conflict? ...

Different perspectives, points of view. thats kind of natural human existence. but the 34% of the american people believe that violence is a way to deal with differences. look at that. i mean, that, joyce, is really scary. >> its absolutely concerning. and it points to the fact that there has to be accountability for the events of january 6th. to the extent that there are some folks wobble that you should never try to hold political actors accountable for political decisions, that might be true ...

To me approach, the recent abortion ruling, seemed to indicate a lack of knowledge of the real world of health and safety measures or in the case of the abortion case, of how abortion works, to put it bluntly. >> yeah, that line is a really important one because they are actually responding to a theme in the majority opinion, which is this isnt about policy. we dont decide what the rules are. its about who gets to decide. what they are saying is is states can order mandates, but they dont want t...

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Their home 50 years ago by british. they call that a crime against humanity and are very much looking forward to returning to visit the tagus islands. also a board are a group of scientists, the principal reason for this trip is scientific, they are going to be surveying the reef, the maritime border of the islands. but fundamentally, this is really about politics, its about mauritius demonstrating that they believe the islands belong to it, he has every right to go there whenever it wants. and ...