'They're recruiting Diaspora Jewry against the government'
Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli talks judicial reform, antisemitism in the U.S., sovereignty and Israel-Diaspora relations.
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Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli talks judicial reform, antisemitism in the U.S., sovereignty and Israel-Diaspora relations.
Introducing legislation today, congressman, but there were numerous fisa abuses. what do we do now to stop this from going forward? >> with the fisa courts are essential to our national security, but if so is protecting the constitutional rights of every american citizen, including supporters of presidentri trump -- there is no question that comey and others have used that power. you are exactly right, we have to fix it. if we don't fix it, don't reform it, conservatives like me won't vote to reauthorize it. my legislation is very simple, actually, and the american people understand it. it is ...
Committee. today, how can you be introducing legislation today, there were numerous fisa abuses. what do we do to mount to stop us from going forward? >> with the fisa courts are essential to our national security, but if so is protecting the constitutional rights of every american citiz citizen, including supporters of president trump -- there is no question that comey and others have used that power. you are exactly right, we have to fix it. if we don't fix it, don't reform it, conservatives like me won't vote to reauthorize it. my legislation is very simple, actually, and the american peopl...
Low morale. into good. time and time again he refers to states' rights. it's not to police local city government so people see that but the process has been so slow they still haven't implemented policy yet so -- >> now, wow, so they're just developing new prols. >> they're just developing. >> it will matter a lot to the folks what leadership at the doj looks like in the coming years, right? >> that's right. without question there has always been a big hammer hanging over the city, that if they don't do right and don't reform, the federal government will sue you. now that's been frozen. >> try...
Absolutely necessary to turn around a culture that's historically been oppressive. >> it costs a lot. >> there's no cost to justice. there really is not anything too expensive to preserve the rights of people. >> reporter: for leslie mcspadden, reform is personal. her son's killing revealed widespread abuse in ferguson. now she's hoping to change the system from within by running for city council. >> i've had to deal with the tear gas. i've had to deal with the racist cops, the disgusting comments in ferguson. for our children it's important that we secure their futures, that we try to restore...