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The biggest names in academic law in this country have come out publicly against his confirmation, that's a lot and they are big names. the judiciary committee yesterday received an eloquent and scathing letter from the immediate past governor of massachusetts, deval patrick. he was part of the defense team when jeff sessions prosecuted three black civil rights activists in the most infamous prosecution from his time as u.s. attorney in alabama back in the 1980s. deval patrick is now describing that experience and pleading with the judiciary committee that sessions should not be attorney gener...

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Of the naacp, they sat in at jeff session's district office in mobile, alabama, and got arrested in protest of his nomination to be attorney general given his dismal civil rights record also over 1300 law professors, including some of the biggest names in academic law in this country have come out publicly against his confirmation, that's a lot and they are big names. the judiciary committee yesterday received an eloquent and scathing letter from the immediate past governor of massachusetts, deval patrick. he was part of the defense team when jeff sessions prosecuted three black civil rights a...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170105:05:47:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170105:05:47:00

They are big names. the judiciary committee yesterday received an eloquent and scathing letter from the immediate past governor of massachusetts, deval patrick. he was part of the defense team when jeff sessions prosecuted three black civil rights activists in the most infamous prosecution from his time as u.s. attorney in alabama back in the 1980s. deval patrick is now describing that experience and pleading with the judiciary committee that sessions should not be attorney general. the sessions confirmation is officially red hot. it's scheduled for tuesdayut dianne feinstein has asked for a d...

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He wears a suit, he's incredibly smart and eloquent. >> isn't that what most racism is? it's not the extreme views you see so much. >> i think what makes this dangerous is the said you go is of it. if you're a sort of a mainstream white person that grew up in america, you grew up thinking about america as an idea, as a proposition, not a pigmentation. so what spencer's first goal is, it's not to intimidate black people or jews. it's actually to make white people start thinking of themselves, start being race-conscious. that's the first strategy here. and they say things like, look, why is it t...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20161128:05:03:00 - Vimarsana News

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Right on point when i do it. >> as a sentenced inmate, griffin is in the minority at louisville metro. >> all right, you're on the money. >> that's pretty awesome. >> all right. >> next. >> thank you. who's next? >> next! >> most others here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. brian sauer has been here for the past 15 months, facing charges of burglary and fleeing or evading police, to which he has pled not guilty. because of several prior convictions, he now faces a sentence as high as 25 years to life if he's found guilty. >> sophisticated? e...