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Classified defense information and subpoenaing these reporters was a last resort. what do you make of dojs approach here? >> it will be important to learn more details here. doj certainly has the authority to do this. the real question is whether its a good practice. and one thing that seems certain is that under attorney general barr, doj strayed from the guidelines that were put in place by eric holder when he was the attorney general, around 2013, after investigations like this came under scr...

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Primaries, that sentiment still lives in the state of texas today in some ways. right now a sweeping voter suppression bill is working its way through the texas legislature. if signed into law, the republican-sponsored bill will radically restrict access to the ballot box in texas in a way that all observers and experts say will disproportionately affect voters of color. and for the texas republicans who wrote this bill, their reason for writing it, literally what they call the stated purpose of...

Where weve seen individuals asking for dna evidence and not being granted. florida has denied dna testing in more than 70 cases but there have been 28 exonerations with dna and those cases have shown overwhelming prosecutorial misconduct, false confessions at a rate four times that of other cases, a lot of misleading forensic evidence and when you have a case where there is no physical evidence that links a person to an offense and the state is opposing dna testing, you have to wonder why. the d...

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The famous "them". thats what the republican party is facing right now. so i would say its not about to turn. i think its turned. >> michelle, we see some intense voter suppression legislation in red-dominated states across the country. yesterday we saw a new voter restriction bill pass in the texas house. it was followed by immediate demonstrations across the state. on thursday, florida governor ron desantis signed law that mandates that ballot drop boxes must be staffed by opening strategicall...

Primaries, that sentiment still lives in the state of texas today. in some ways. right now a sweeping voter suppression bill is working its way to the texas legislator, if signed into law the republican sponsored bill will radically restrict access to the ballot box in texas in a way that all observers and experts say would disproportionately affect voters of color. and for the texas republicans who vote this bill, the reason for riding it but they call the stated purpose of the bill will sound ...