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>> in china, the change in democracy was the issue. more than 100,000 defy the government, took to the streets demanding democratic reform. >> in beijing, demonstrations grow and grow and grow to the point where they reach a couple million people. and in the middle of all this, in comes mikhail gorbachev. this was going to be a visit in which the chinese communist party hoped to improve its relations with the soviets. >> as the sun rose, it was clear the chinese students protests for democracy i...

>> in beijing, demonstrations grow and grow and grow to the point where they reach a couple million people. and in the middle of all this, in comes mikhail gorbachev. this was going to be a visit in which the chinese communist party hoped to improve its relations with the soviets. >> as the sun rose, it was clear the chinese students protests for democracy is still gaining strength and urgency. students are dropping from exhaustion, some vowing to die if necessary. >> the chinese leadership didn...

Anti-american trend among universities. >> this is a concerted effort. and when you no longer teach that america is something to be proud of, as most professors are now doing, they are not teaching american exceptionism these are the by products of this and shouldnt be surprised we are seeing this. >> outrage over the optional flag rule now growing online. joan tweeting this should never be an option. men and women die defending that flag which stands for freedom. how do you think our military f...

Cold, as you might call it. so, i think part of what the white house is looking for here is to sort of flood the zone by having their message, their people visible, and to try to excite the conservatives who they know are so influential. especially when there are other figures like ted cruz who remain incredibly popular. one of the first things reince priebus talked about was the supreme court nomination of neil gorsuch, something that really gets this group fired up. and we heard matt schlapp m...

They couldnt reform the way they were being pushed to reform. they couldnt allow this challenge to their authority. >> the soviet leader largely ducked questions on the chinese student issue. i cannot be the judge, he said. >> in china, the government declared marshall law in beijing, ominously journalists face restrictions that amount to a news blackout. >> theres chaos in tiananmen square. there are bodies all over the place. theres no way to ascertain how many have been killed or wounded. >> ...

More than 100,000 defied the government, took to the streets demanding democratic reform. >> in beijing, demonstrations grow and grow and grow to the point they reach a couple of million people. in the middle of all of this, incomes mikhail gorbachev. this was going to be a visit in which the chinese communist party hoped to improve relationships with the soviets. >> as the sun rose, it was clear the chinese students protest is gaining strength and urgency. students are dropping from exhaustion,...

On campus in colorado and shall not be allowed and taken up as well. this is an issue in so many different ways and now you have the student issue and some say its okay in colorado essentially saying, no, so far, but the battle is far from over. >> harris? >> adam housley live for us in los angeles, thank you very much. lets turn overse,, a bold and deadly attack in africa, once again westerners are among the targets and gunmen in nigeria, killing a security guard. were told theyre from britain,...

>>shepard: the republican controlled house of representatives pass add student loan bill that president obama promises to veto if it makes it through the senate which is not expected. the president and republicans and democrats want the interest rates on student loans to be kept from doubling. and now, the student issue boil down to how to fund it. >>jonathan: same argument. democrats want to fund keeping the student loans at the same interest rate, the current interest rate by bringing it throu...

State back $1.2 million. but ajo schools say those numbers are not right. they say that of those 105 kids, 60 were arizona residents. 25 were unknown. and only 20 of them were actually residents of mexico. so, instead of the $1.2 million that the state wants them to pay, ajo schools is offering to pay the state $300,000 to settle the whole thing, shep. >> shepard: all right. trace gallagher live in los angeles this afternoon. trace, thanks. there is another student issue. this one in washington ...

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