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All sorts of bad memories of what alabama is capable of, but when we're about to have a presidential election in which the central question is likely to be whether or not we as a country follow the law, whether the law applies to everyone, this is a particularly incendiary move by alabama republicans. one that alabama democrats like state rep chris england have been raising the alarm about. >> one thing i always say about alabama, it continues to be the place where the dead bury the living. we're haunted by ghosts of the past, and every time we get to a critical juncture where our better angel...

President, that means the whole campaign for president, the whole election for president of the united states, over the course of this next year is going to be in large part a in referendum on this question of whether we follow court orders as a country, whether the legal system binds us, whether it binds all of us, because the likely republican nominee for president as things are going, the prohibitive favorite to be the republican nominee for president, he is facing a trial in october on a quarter billion dollar civil fraud case brought by the new york attorney general, then another civil tr...

Government certain evidentiary advantages, i'm not going to bore you with those now. it makes sense often to charge a conspiracy, and often when you charge a conspiracy, you have multiple defendants at trial, but to your point, rachel, you're exactly right. you don't have to. you can have unindicted coconspirators that are flagged by the grand jury and mentioned in the indictment but not sitting next to the defendant, perhaps mr. trump, at his own criminal trial. >> chuck, i have to ask you, i can't let you go without asking you one last question which is the question on everybody's mind in th...

Horrific treatment throughout the years, this isn't exactly a demographic group who has been embraced throughout american history. what do you say to asian-american students and asian-american parents this morning who say, "okay, finally, my kids are going to get an equal chance and stop being minused, stop being zeroed out on the personality scores because of affirmative action"? >> so, joe, i think your comments are smart comments, and they point to how difficult and nuanced of a problem this is. because when you talk about college admissions, it is inherently a zero sum game. some students ...

The sermon "This Flag Has Legs" invites dialogue for listening to conflicting ideas and meanings that people attach to the flag in church.