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Plays out. but the fact that cory gardener put this as an option, made it clear they're exploring every option here. it's worth noting. this is not something that happens often. only 15 senators in the history of the chamber have ever been expelled. the last one in 1852. the process isn't easy. senate ethics committee would have to start an investigation, then 2/3 of all senators would have to vote for it. so it's not an easy process. but just the fact it's on the table right now, shows you how serious this is, and how all republican support has completely flown away, anderson. more on the l...

In a mystique that's fed by its fortress-like architecture and an infamous history dating back to 1852. >> the first time i walked into san quentin it looked like a place time forgot. it was kind of like a prison you see in one of these old movies. the walls were crumbling. it was very dark. very depressing. the cells were stacked on each other, one by one, packed with people. it had the most creepy feel you could possibly imagine. >> while san quentin produces images that are haunting to some, there are others who find inspiration beneath its facade. >> the most interesting part about this th...

Really means the ideals of america. and when america, when you feel like there's injustice, you can also speak out against that, but you don't necessarily have to disrespect those that serve. ainsley: michael, she says she doesn't -- she goes, the pledge goes against everything that she believes in, so do you think it's okay for her to sitsome. >> i think legally she absolutely has a constitutional right to sit. the court in tinker v. des moines stated that students don't leave their first amendment rights at the door when they walk into schools and that they absolutely have a right to voice t...

It is about the ideas of america. and leaders come and go but the american ideas remain the same. and i think we should all roll up our sleeves and make our country great. pete: lawrence, this president speaks all the time how proud he is of america. how he does want to be president for everyone and keep us safe. so why this focus on the left of all the negative no matter what, not just with president trump, but also in our history? our history books are full of what america did wrong as opposed to the american experiment based on ideas we always strife toward? >> you speak of those ideas. i'm...

Address, what is to the slave the fourth of july. here in this moment douglas is taking the ideals of the country and mapping them against our practices. what does it mean for muslim americans or those in the shadows? for us to develop our capacity of empathy, to kind of see each other. that's going to require a more robust story. >> what's interesting to me about this is the internet had the promise of helping us do the connectivity that you were talking about. we would be able to communicate with people from different countries and reasonables and have a shared space. it's done the opposite....