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which we thought would improve things, did not exactly do that and in many ways , things have gotten worse. but there are ways in which things have gotten better, too. and that is that now, the movement to reform the food system has very powerful allies, that it did not have, particularly in in washington. >> eric, want to take the conversation about hyper processed foods further because they constitute a very big part of my diet. one study featured in the film, focus on artificial sweeteners and how the body metabolizes them. it is important to me because i'm a guy that drinks sugar free sweetened drinks. the study basically found our bodies expect, as they find in a natural whole foods, a correlation between sweetness and the energy or calories that sweetness provides. minnesota for instance is supersweet, using artificial synthetic sweeteners, and doesn't have calories, it
innocent until proven guilty. it is not fair that we have a system that relies on you having enough money to pay your rent for freedom. >> i am involved in this movement for about a decade now. >> the work that we did to make sure pretrial freedom was extended to more and more people. it improved real human beings lives and their families lives and made all of our communities safer. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> we want to talk about what freedom feels like and what it means to be with our loved ones. we want to talk about pretrial freedom and bail reform, but personalize it.
mm. and some argue that western feminism hasn't been inclusive enough. would you agree with that? well, that's probably true. i mean, we're dealing with racism in this country. we have always generally tried to say, ok, if the group we're starting with doesn't look like the country, then we should wait until it does. you know, do our individual or small group best to represent all the women who are affected by a particular issue. now, let's talk about me too, the me too movement. it exposed, here in the us, it exposed some of the most powerful men in hollywood as sexual predators and abusers. do you think that the me too movement has done enough for women outside of hollywood, and even outside of us, to come forward and speak up
leadership. >> jesse: to other people feel the same way as you do? is there going to be a model exodus? >> you come to california, it's the state of dreams. you think this is where i can accomplish anything. it does not feel safe anymore. i do not feel safe going to the grocery store and i don't go outside without my husband with me. i certainly don't take my kids into city limits. there is a movement, i'm sure you've heard of this red wave leaving california and they might say don't bring your views. i think there needs to be massive change and if this guys fumbling over and over again, you have knew some with over 20 years of experience and he keeps fumbling, it's time to bring in someone new and lead us to a w. >> he thinks he is slick. do you have a message for gavin newsom? what is it? >> that's tough to be on air saying that.
senator mccarthy of new hampshire. he was with bobby kennedy when he died. he was everywhere there. he wouldn't open these boxes. i knew there was great stuff them. because he was so sad at the way the decade had ended. martin luther king killed, he was with bobby kennedy when he died. and the riots in the streets and the violence in the antiwar movement finally, he comes down the stairs, it's time, it's time, it's now or never. if i have any wisdom to dispense. we spent the last -- last years of our lives relieving the 60s. we started with kennedy and went to the end of the decade together. >> at one point he did show me something out of the boxes. we were talking about the war and lyndon johnson and he went and got an old speech that he had written for linda johnson prior to his departure and he had notations on the side indicating he didn't know which way johnson will go on the war. but we now know. what was dick's mood then that
or received any disciplinary warnings. i just received noticeived notim one of three students suspended for standing in solidarity with the palestinians facing. ds and, of course, aoc camed su her defense writing, how does a student with no disciplinary record suddenly get suspendednt stss than 20 4 hours after a nonviolent protest? >>evthey wer stephen, they wereg out on the lawn where they weren't supposed to be. you just heard the student w we had on. intimidating other students. makd wayow they fin to make it look like they're the victims spewing anti-americad antin and anti-isi hate. they're obstructing campus operations. they are blocking the free movement of other studentsl to and from their destinations. they're engaging in rank physical intimidatdation, again >> and again, we return to that word falsely, jews of is the language is used to justify terrorism. >> that's the bottom line. you accuse jews falsely of to the actions of hamas,
out of the folks right behind michael at the capital. i mean, who would have thought? i will say the government works for the people. this is what they are supposed to be doing. for so long, we have been victims of this performative political charade coming primarily from republicans in the house of representatives like the marjorie taylor greenes and the freedom caucus on the far right republicans. the way members of congress are supposed to conduct business in committee is on the floor. you put your name on it and you vote on it, yes or no, and the american people get to see what they decide. hope this might just be a moment. this could be a movement. we don't know. coming up velshi, he will talk about the big day on capitol hill with representative jamie raskin. we will be right back, folks. f .
was our guy. >> he was eager to find sam, but for an entirely different reason. to clear his sons name. he began his own investigation. >> why did you feel you needed to do-year-old police work? >> i looked at as a way to find some answers. where could sam be? is somebody helping him? is he running away? is he coming up with foul play? >> sam's cell phone was going straight to voicemail. >> i love you, let me know what's going on. what is going on? >> than a big break, and a puzzle. steve and sam had a joint bank account, so steve pulled the bank records and found that sam's bank card was used at an atm in long beach. then again at a nearby pizza parlor. >> i said, okay. we got movement here. let me see. >> so steve drove down to long beach to check out the brake.
full blessings will take a lot longer, but we have to fight for it. and we shall overcome. that's a moment when change happens. as you know, eddie, when the outside movement fires the conscious of the people and it happens. he loved him so much that he got so angry with the war had on dumb things. in this last years of his life, you saw is in those last years, he retained a remembrance of what was great about lyndon johnson, what was great about the country before the war. and he began to come to terms with johnson. it made him a happier person. it made him feel for field. he had done something that mattered in the country and done something great that matter. it was all still there despite the war in vietnam appears. we have an extraordinary audio clip from 1960. a conversation between president johnson and bill moyers. it was his conversation that sets the stage for dick good one's return to the white house. he wouldn't know it would take place until decades later.
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