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It is no wonder we have fought considerably more wars than we have won. what do you say to congressman gaetz, general? >> obviously, that was a silly comment by congressman gaetz. we have military leaders looking at history through a fact based perspective. there is misinformation out there about critical race theory and when critical race theory is still merely a tool to help people understand history of racism in our country. again, it's fact based. fact. 1619 is when we first had slaves come to the american shores. a year before the pilgrims, fact. our constitution 1788 african-americans we...

To vote. in signing the 1982 reauthorization of the act, president reagan stated, quote, the right to vote is the crown jewel of american liberties, and we will not see its luster diminished. and in signing the 2006 reauthorization, president bush stated that the right of ordinary men and women to determine their own future lies at the heart of the american experiment. this proposition has not, of course, always been accepted. when the constitution was ratified in 1788, most states limited the right to vote to white men and often only those white men who owned a certain amount of property. sin...

0 it's great to see you. i'm geoff bennett, and as we come on the air, there is a lot happening on this summer friday. this hour we will see president biden and the first lady at the g7 summit in the u.k. they're about to have a gathering of world leaders and they'll be joined by british royals. we'll have it for you live if it happens. back here at home, there is bombshell news on the trump doj, saying they seized the records of high democratic lawmakers and their families members all hunting down leaks about trump and his contacts with russia. >> obviously deeply suspicious of what the justi...

Donald Trump's pardoning spree tests boundaries of authority 26 Dec, 2020 10:46 PM 6 minutes to read Constitutional experts say the president is operating within his legal powers but his pardoning spree could test public opinion. Photo / AP Financial Times By: Kiran Stacey During the deliberations over whether to ratify the US constitution in 1788, George Mason, the Virginian politician and scholar, warned against one particular inclusion: the right of a president to pardon people. "He may frequently pardon crimes which were advised by himself," Mason said. "It may happen, a...

>> shannon: house speaker nancy pelosi not setting a time frame tonight for actually naming impeachment managers or for sending the senate the actual articles of impeachment. the house voting along party lines impeaching president trump on two articles. article one, abuse of power, passing 230-197. article two, obstruction of congress, 228-191. not a single republican crossed over to vote yes. president trump becomes the third president to be impeached adoption of the constitution in 1788. two years ago, the late and revered charles krauthammer issued a warning impeaching president trump could...