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I think it was a depleting day in moscow. the speech that he gave seemed quite lame. >> right. so lame, willie, that he sort of phoned it in a year later. hes still talking about imaginary biolabs, still talking about jews being neo-nazis. again, he really -- it was a weak response filled with rise because he simply doesnt have any good news that has any semblance of reality. >> it did feel like a cut and paste job from a year ago. many of the same themes, none have held up well over the last ye...

Then the cordons will come down, life will slowly begin to go back to normal. forthe life will slowly begin to go back to normal. for the people of st michaels on wyre, im sure in some kind of white they will be looking forward to the immediate leaving town, the police leaving town, and like perhaps getting some semblance of normality back. but of course there will always be a very large gaping hole in that community if this body does in fact turn out to be that of nicola bulley. at, this body d...

He calls his viewers good people, and i know so many of them are good people, have turned on the station and thought they were gonna get some semblance of truth, he took advantage of the power and platform that he has and theyve continued those lies, not just about our election, but about trans people, about our schools, on and on and on. they found a formula. >> michael, a free press, free media, is a bedrock cornerstone of our society. it feels like we are in uncharted territory with this righ...

He pled guilty to murder as well as domestic terror. today survivors and victim relatives were able to address the gunman directly. >> i will hurt you so bad. you have made me sick. you got my family crying. i miss my sister everyday. >> visions haunt me in my sleep every night and most days. i cannot get those memories out of my head. >> i still recall the day i viewed my mothers body for the final time at the funeral home. her face held no familiar semblance. i hope you are haunted everyday an...

People. >> but youre right. one of the critical things for peoples mental health. weve tried to really make it clear that much the work were doing right now is to help people survive mentally as well as physically, and not end up with life-long scars, mental scars is giving them a place of safety, but giving them their needs right away. so thats the real challenge, to get that to everybody and make sure that they have got the things that can give them a semblance of not just safety, not just con...

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Un, you mentioned other countries getting aid to northern syria what difference do you think this will all make, given the amount of absolute damage that has been caused by these two earthquakes? is it too little, too late? tao by these two earthquakes? is it too little. too late?— little, too late? too little, too late if the _ little, too late? too little, too late if the hope _ little, too late? too little, too late if the hope was _ little, too late? too little, too late if the hope was to...

Like that all year. >> unfortunately, yes. i believe we are. but as our ranking member jamie raskin has said to us, we have to be a voice of truth and reason on that committee and we have to make sure that we hold our colleagues responsible and accountable when they make false statements within that committee. were going to have to check them every single time. we have to restore some kind of semblance of integrity to government. and i see that committee as one important place in which we can do...

Your post op-ed. you see the role of these recent bills and laws targeting wokeness and critical race theory were always about, you say, quote, anti-blackness. if thats the case, what do you think the college board is going along with it? are they endorsing anti-blackness in their purge of this ap african american studies course? >> yeah. i mean, i think thats the big question. and i think this is a question that a lot of us journalists need to be having on the college board in the next few days...

Days, to be honest. i think its a lesson in a lot of ways and how racist fascism has always worked in the south, in the sense that anti-blackness hasnt just been about, you know, lynching and slavery, being cruel to black people. it also requires bite people intimidating other white institutions from even, you know, giving a semblance of help or being allies to black people. which, i think -- the college board did garner praise and support in announcing that this was a course. but now, its unfor...