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Law in a thing that feels very vigilante like, it's not just that citizens are empowered to do the work that we think law enforcement would do. but that they can target people who are not actually the participants in the activity. they can go after drivers, whoever help somebody -- that too has remarkable shades in authoritarian history. >> it does, i've been tracking this for a long time. i'm very dismayed that it's coming to task more and more because if you're trying to wreck civil society, and ruin the horizontal bonds that are behind us, together as citizens what do you want to do you not...

Abortion rights would be appealed and so it goes with the re-modeling of the population to have -- we only want certain kinds of things. and so, all of this if you study the history of these things and how they link together, how propaganda links to the social policies, you see that it's all related. >> there's a particular allotting thing that surprised many of us, with the texas ban which other states are trying to emulate, artillery productive rights been rolled back the state has empowered citizens to help enforce that law in a thing that feels very vigilante like, it's not just that citiz...

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Them in the school setting. he was learning to advocate for them in the youth enrichment program and starting to mentor other kids there where he had become part of that program. he was learning about business through one of his mentors who is here, mr. lee davis. and he was starting a clothing line. and i'm going to let mr. davis talk more about that. but he was loyal. he was learning how to travel through this life and use his kindness for good. that's what he wanted to do. everything he did he wanted to do it for good. to help somebody. this was in this kid's heart. >> mr. davis, what can y...

Moldova. >> children ask me if i'm safe, where i am, with who i am. they were asking me before me asking them. >> reporter: in the afternoon, he comes here, a makeshift school for ukrainian children in the moldavian capitol. >> parents asked me to make a place to feel safe and emotionally for two, three hours or more to escape all this. >> reporter: half of his online students fled across borders. the other half are still in ukraine. >> the first lesson in zoom, to help somebody, maybe your mother needs help, maybe mother's friends need help. i cannot change the world, but i can change me and ...