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So to me, you know, can i say that there's a tipping point? no. but what i can say is i would hesitate before dismissing it as a mere stunt because i think physically having a group of people physically disrupt things in that way, who are part of the body itself, that's -- i mean concerning, i guess, is the word i would use. i wouldn't quite say alarming but certainly concerning. >> a select few students at a small school up in new haven, connecticut, get to learn history from this author, this professor, joanne freeman. thank you very much for stopping by and sharing some of it. >> thanks for...
The 1960s is another one. we're in another one now. i would even say the late 1790s are another one where people actually talked about civil war and anarchy. so there have been a number of moments where politics has been hyper polarized and i think those are moments when naturally norms begin to be shattered. things begin to be disruptive in some way. in the 1960s, you had tv sort of spreading that around in a different kind of way. now you have social media. in the 1850s, the telegraph making things more intense because all of these new forms of technology meant that whatever was going on, al...
Money, their ground game and concentrate a lot of their cam paper political capital. >> i want to point out that debate is going to go over two nights because we expect to have so many candidates to get them on the stage, those who qualify. amy, to you, former massachusetts governor entering the stage, planning to challenge the president for the republican nomination. here he is in a new interview and he's laying out his thinking. let's take a listen. >> i think the republicans in washington want to have no election, basically. i don't think that would be very good for the company. i have a lo...
>> reporter: northam is asking the public for patience while he tries to prove his innocence, but it's not clear how much time he has. the legislative black caucus of virginia is now warning the governor that if he does not step aside, that they will begin to take steps to remove him from office via impeachment. molly? molly: plenty to watch there in richmond, virginia. thank you, garrett tenney. leland: with that, we bring in larry sabato. larry, always good to see you. history does not rhyme -- or it doesn't rhyme, it doesn't repeat itself. you have to think about scandals like gary hart, li...