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until the right started talking about it. right, but his argument is that it doesn't really have a place in the culture, the university culture or otherwise in culture in the united kingdom, because we didn't have slavery, at least not on our home shores, we didn't have official segregation as they did in the united states, and that burdening, for example, young people in the united kingdom with notions of white privilege, of white guilt is a mistake. again, i have to respectfully say that i fundamentally disagree with that. we had a colour bar in this country, and that's why we had things set up like the racial equality units that were set up from the �70s and the �80s. we absolutely have that. there is very little difference, in my humble opinion. and just because we didn't have slavery in this country — which, actually, technically isn't true, because that was up to a certain date — it doesn't mean that certainly up until recently, that the overwhelming majority of black people in this

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says is fundamentally different. ., ., different. what i love as we are living — different. what i love as we are living in _ different. what i love as we are living in a _ different. what i love as we are living in a time - different. what i love as we are living in a time where l are living in a time where there can be diverse thoughts on the black community, i happened to disagree with that i think it is flawed in its analysis but i am overjoyed he is able to find an audience for that kind of propagation. when he sa s, that kind of propagation. when he says. for— that kind of propagation. when he says, for example, - that kind of propagation. when he says, for example, that - he says, for example, that critical race theory, which is taught on campuses in the united states.— taught on campuses in the united states. ~ . , ., , united states. which people did not know about _ united states. which people did not know about until— united states. which people did not know about until the - united states. which people did not know about until the right . not know about until the right started talking about it. his argument _ started talking about it. his argument as _ started talking about it. his argument as it _ started talking about it. his argument as it does not really have a place in the university culture or otherwise in culture in the uk because we did not have slavery, at least not on our home shores, we did not have official segregation as they did in the united states, and burdening, for example young people in the uk with notions of white privilege, white gilt, is a mistake? i again, have two respectively say i fundamentally disagree with that, we had a colour bar

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but i'm overjoyed that he's able to find an audience for that kind of propagation. so when he says, for example, that critical race theory, which is taught on campuses in the united states... which on the whole most people actually didn't know about until the right started talking about it. right, but his argument is that it doesn't really have a place in the culture, the university culture or otherwise in culture in the united kingdom, because we didn't have slavery, at least not on our home shores, we didn't have official segregation as they did in the united states, and that burdening, for example, young people in the united kingdom with notions of white privilege, of white guilt is a mistake. again, i have to respectfully say that i fundamentally disagree with that. we had a colour bar in this country, and that's why we had things set up like the racial equality units that were set up from the �70s and the �80s.

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here and remains in a great legal jeopardy with the special counsel's ongoing january 6th unclassified documents investigation. we are joined now by trump attorney alina how about. thank you so much for joining me. if donald trump didn't sexually assault e. jean carroll, why did he not testify and tell the jury that himself? >> he absolutely testified. what he didn't do was bird in the state of new york like he had to do for his arraignment and cost them 200 and $50 million by coming in. he testified in testified under oath. he testified under camera any dust divide with the same attorneys that were on trial. i was sitting there right nest of right next to him. he testified. >> what i'm talking about, of course, is during the actual trial in front of the jury. right. and what i am talking about is in front of the jury, what we did was we played his testimony under oath without burdening the journey and if you look at the docket, the judge didn't want that burden any also made clear that

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18 years under the glazer 's, they've _ 18 years under the glazer 's, they've been criticised heavily for burdening — they've been criticised heavily for burdening the club with a lot of debts — burdening the club with a lot of debts i— burdening the club with a lot of debts. i think a lot of' fans ears prick— debts. i think a lot of' fans ears prick up~ — debts. i think a lot of' fans ears rick u -. ., , debts. i think a lot of' fans ears --ricku. ., , ,., debts. i think a lot of' fans ears --ricku. ., , �*, prick up. the only way the glazer 's could buy it — prick up. the only way the glazer 's could buy it was _ prick up. the only way the glazer 's could buy it was plunging _ prick up. the only way the glazer 's could buy it was plunging into - prick up. the only way the glazer 's| could buy it was plunging into debt. the words debt—free in that statement leap out. when you bear in mind the sums of money we're talking about, which is colossal, and the fact they're talking about investing in the infrastructure of the stadium, all of which desperately needs redeveloping and would cost perhaps billions of pounds, that would be attractive to manchester united fans despite some of the other questions they might have. our correspondent _ questions they might have. our correspondent andy swiss there. the man who admitted attacking the arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale at the north london derby last month has been banned from football for four years. joseph watts pleaded guilty to assaulting ramsdale

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Viral Tumblr Thread Explores The Moral Dilemmas Of Trying To Lead An Ethically Correct Life

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170629:20:48:00

trace? >> the ban doesn't affect u.s. citizens. but because of confusion and lawyers being on hand to advise foreigners, some travelers may find the airports congested tonight. the supreme court made it clear they want portions of the president's travel ban to go forward without burdening those that have a bona fide relationship with a person or entity here in the united states. in other words, if you come from one of the six majority muslim countries, iran, libya, somalia, yemen, sudan and syria and you have a student visa or were offered employment or have an american who is a close family member, you will still be allowed to come. but the definition of bona fide relationship is a bit of a gray area. the administration has defined a close family member as the following. parents, parents in law, spouse, children, sons and daughters in law and siblings including step and half siblings.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170522:06:12:00

>> well, the u.s. presidency has similar words for them. have a listen. >> until the iranian regime is willing to be a partner for peace, all nations must work together to isolate, deny it. funding for terrorism, cannot do it. >> well, clearly, these warnings from both the u.s. and saudii to iran, nick, will be music to the ears of the israeli leadership. here we are seeing, are we not, the burdening, it seems of a regional alliance or relationship between the u.s., saudii and israel, that some might call very strange at the very first time. >> you know, there's certainly are areas that are common

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121008:06:07:00

americans. governor romney has not said what the plan is for paying for the $5 trillion in tax cuts just like he won't talk about what his tax returns have been or -- >> with all due reis spect, governor, first of all, governor romney made is clear in the debate and he was actually able to speak directly to the american people that he is not going to lower the burdening on up youer income individuals. we know that upper income individuals rely more heavily on deductions and he will give the relief on the middle class and it will be deficit neutral. one of the best lines of the debate was i have five sons and you can tell the story i'm used to hearing the story five times and having me believing it to be true but we know it is not true what they are saying about his tax plan. let's talk about the president's vision. >> let's talk about where his deductions are. >> chris: let's finish about that and then we will talk about the president's vision, senator. part of the problem is that i have asked romney and ryan repeatedly. i asked ryan on this show last

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121007:18:07:00

americans. governor romney has not said what the plan is for paying for the $5 trillion in tax cuts just like he won't talk about what his tax returns have been or -- >> with all due reis spect, governor, first of all, governor romney made is clear in the debate and he was actually able to speak directly to the american people that he is not going to lower the burdening on up youer income individuals. we know that upper income individuals rely more heavily on deductions and he will give the relief on the middle class and it will be deficit neutral. one of the best lines of the debate was i have five sons and you can tell the story i'm used to hearing the story five times and having me believing it to be true but we know it is not true what they are saying about his tax plan. let's talk about the president's vision. >> let's talk about where his deductions are. >> chris: let's finish about that and then we will talk about the president's vision, senator. part of the problem is that i have asked romney and ryan repeatedly. i asked ryan on this show last

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