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Maniacal fashion didnt like the way you said something, lindsey. what do you say then? what do you do then? were you lying when you stood in the well of the congress and said the things that were just played in the clip, or are you lying now, lying to yourself? thats where we are. the question is, how are you -- those folks out here watching, listening, taking all of this in s. how do you respond to it? every sign tells me, ari, these people are about to reelect these republicans and put them ba...

I think there was sort of a hope, an expectation even among many republicans on january 7th of last year that the events would result in sort of the purging of the party. and not only has that not happened, david made the point, i think 71% in a poll out just now that 71% of republicans actually believe joe biden was not the legitimately elected president. thats more republicans than believed the big lie than even one year ago. and mike pence, you know, to the point of this tweet, mike pence sto...

She is interested in one thing and one thing only, swearing trump and purging him from the party. >> i am on a straightforward person, i say the same thing in private that they say to you. but clearly you didnt. that is the whole point. and thats all they have to say. well tonight, there are more texts. as i said at the top of the show, they come in the form of a letter. this letter was sent to sean hannity today, from the january six committee, asking him to cooperate in their investigation. im...

That led to the capitol being insecure on january 6th. that vegets very uncomfortable for democrats to go down that path. >> sean: so we have onjim jordan, only people that voted to impeach the president so the two republicans, withte e biggest never trumpers. you two were kicked off of the committee. i dont see an effort to subpoena nancy pelosi or the capitol police chief or the sergeant of arms or mayor bowser. my question is, does that make this a sham committee with a predetermined outcome ...

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Authoritarian threat to democracy in america. >> so in other words he did not rule it out. the committee received hundreds of documents from the national archives relating to the former president before, during and after january 6th and is going through them now. well, last year 19 states passed 34 laws adding new voting restrictions. stricter voter i.d. laws, limiting the availability of absentee ballots and drop boxes and purging voter rolls. the john lewis voting rights act failed to pass t...

The walls hadnt gone up in the way that we know them today. so what you have in the movie, particularly the opening scene, is essentially a purging of catholic families from a predominantly protestant district. into the 1970s and beyond, the city becomes ever more turbulent as the troubles, as they were known, tightened their grip. thousands of families left their homes and, at the same time, kenneth branaghs father was offered a job and housing in england. so there was a decision to be made. th...

Beneath it is an abandoned street and that was mountcollyer street, where kenneth branagh, in the movie, is living as a child. and that is where he lived in real life. only the road now remains of mountcollyer street where kenneth branagh lived. the houses are long demolished. decades after the violent scenes depicted in the film. paul donnelly runs tours that tell the story of belfast�*s turbulent past. 1969 was political upheaval. it manifests itself at street level in this violent confronta...

Brenners movie, it was the dynamics in this area at the time which was overwhelmingly protestant but you would have a sprinkling of catholic families within those, the walls hadnt gone up in the way that we know them today so what we have in them today so what we have in the movie is essentially a purging of catholic families from a predominantly protestant district. ., " :: , ., district. into the 19705 and be ond district. into the 19705 and beyond the _ district. into the 19705 and beyond the...

Inching closer, republicans have done a good job getting up fear and outrage over culture issues. states like texas, mississippi, missouri and tennessee are using their favorite new tool, banning books as a way of purging things that make them feel achy. it just so happens that those things have to do with black, brown, and lgbtq+ issues. lets take a beat and remember that this is the party that love to accuse democrats of being cancel happy snowflakes or always so deep in their feelings. well, ...