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Blinken on wednesday condemned the closure calling the move a silencing of independent media and urging china to release those detained and stop targeting the press. chinese officials today are refuting those claims. >> these actions have nothing to do with so-called suppression of press freedom or suppression of democracy as some will put it. so i would say that nobody should associate law enforcement actions by the police department with the freedom of the press. >> the raid follows another al...

About why he targeted that synagogue, why he insisted on the release of someone who has been in prison for over ten years, why he was engaged -- why he was using antisemitic and antiisraeli comments. we just dont have enough facts. thank you. eric: thats president biden in philadelphia where hes going to be volunteering at a food bank talking about the synagogue suspect. was that suspect radicalized by american supporters here at home supporters of the so-called lady al-qaeda. they have held ral...

And lost the senate in georgia. the next day you have the raid on the capitol after trump supporters went through to the capitol. now, when you look at the investigation, look at tucker carlsons originals. it actually brings up some great questions about it. as you brought up earlier in your show, the people that were beating up cops, people that were smashing windows, walking around with the confederate flagging, you know, and doing damage in nancy pelosis office, they need to be prosecuted. we...

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To vote as one of the highest mandates of our democratic tradition. >> the denial of the secret raid is a tragic betrayal of the highest mandates of a more crowded tradition. give us the ballot, and we will no longer have to worry the federal government about our basic rates. >> that milky speech is known as the give us the bullet speech. which is one of the refrains he repeats over and over. more than 60 years later, people have come up, still, in many places in america being denied the - secre...

>> yeah, this is something i would argue is kind of stunning a lot of people did not expect this decision. there are people who are praising it, people who are saying this is a violation of freedom of the press. i would argue its a slippery slope. i would say that we want to make sure that news organizations, especially when theyre investigating should be allowed to print the information they receive. now again, i have issue with how "the new york times" received it. i have an issue if it was du...

Beverly, great to talk to you this morning. project veritas does a form of investigative journalism very few media organizations are willing to do, go out to seek the truth. "the new york times" has these documents. they have negotiated on these lawyers on ways to push the boundaries. dont all media organizations have a legal team and talk to that legal team how best to follow the law? >> absolutely. lets not forget what project veritas has asserted the documents "the new york times" has, those ...

This tale serves as a warning, a lesson of what humanity may be capable of in its darkest time. yet another way anne franks legacy remains alive. anna holligan, bbc news, amsterdam. a key figure in uncovering these findings is vince pankoke, a retired fbi special agent and director of investigation of the cold case team which looked into the story of anne franks betrayal — earlier i asked him how conclusive he believes his evidence is. i know it has been a frustration of historians and even pe...

Speech. period.. supreme court has made that very clear over centuries. yet thats exactly whats happening. joe biden did it today. care to complain about that? probably not. may have noticed what happens tn people who complain too much. roger stone, for example complained an awful lot about the government.r he did it loudly, often, did it for years. the doj didnt like it. so in the end they accused him based on zero evidence whatsoever, of cluing with russia. in the end they charged him with lyi...

And then when it failed, said that there should be more. um, so where does this go? >> right. exactly. and i think one of the things they are also probably going to argue at his detention hearing, erin, is that look, he was inter interview by the fbi in some months ago. i believe early summer last year. and he sat down with the fbi probably not the best idea. his lawyers would probably argue. but -- but he did. and he stuck around, obviously, and was there in time for -- for the raid that the fb...