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a world leader in the science of archeoastronomy, currently hard at work elsewhere on the planet. juan, hello. how are you? fine, thank you. it's a pleasure to meet you. i'm standing in tomb 21, in hegra. actually, you are now in the tomb which is disorientated to equinox sunset on the one side. but most important, it belongs to a group of tombs that are orientated to the first crescent of the month of nisan, which was the first month of the nabataean calendar. ah, so it must be deliberate. it must be deliberate. we knew that the nabataeans are fantastic builders and architects. yes. so they must have also
for ct scanning. and then this is a 3d print of the skull. and these pegs are to give the depth of your skin. your skin would go right up to the top of these pegs? yes. with almost no nabataean images to refer to, the team have had to infer what they might have worn from other artefacts such as these coins. so if you want to hold your hand out, you can have this in your hand. this is queen huldu, who was the wife of aratus iv. and if you can see her headdress. it's very clear. it's kind of straight down like that. and she has a beautiful aquiline profile. yes. moving on from queen huldu, we have our next queen. and this one is slightly different. 0h, there's two people on the coin. there's two people on there,
private, and just ask them, did you speak with anybody? do you have a cousin named michael anderson and see how they answer? you never know what's going to shake out. there are juror issues in high-profile cases all the time. >> and that was the name of the person. but when you actually look at this person one, they self-professed to be an online internet troll. they've made this comment claiming to be a juror and that they knew what the outcome of the trial was going to be multiple other times that we could find. and so i mean, it doesn't seem realistic in any way, shape, or form. and is there? i understood what you're saying, what the judge wanting to be sure that he had it out there, but is there any danger and putting it out there because you see how republicans are now saying, oh, there should be a mistrial, are going to go right back to what i've been excuse me saying about judge mission from the from the beginning, his job isn't to think about how the public might perceive it, what the political implications are. his job is to be a judge. and part of his job of being a judge's to seeing that this defendants rights are
a dent in illegal crossings. we're joined with the latest. >> reporter: the president executive orders having little to no impact or at the border. are sources telling us there were just under 1300 illegal crossings just here in san diego yesterday alone. and we saw many of them, take a look at this video. this is what the border patrol has to deal without here. you notice there is one single agent trying to corral a group of about 150 people from all around the world that were just crossing illegally into the area. they have been waiting for border patrol for five hours, they were getting impatient. and border patrol has no translators out there, there is a language barrier. people from the middle east, china, africa, they need a lot more help and we can't up with some of these migrants, take a listen. from egypt? all from egypt? >> america good. >> good america? why did you come to america? >> business.
remarkable nor freighted with the kind of meaning it carries. >> now, the difference is context today that perfectly unremarkable tribute to self-sacrifice landed hard on the heels of the former president, again, suggesting in a clip that was released last night that the entire federal justice system be deployed to avenge one individual himself well, revenge this. take time. i will say that it does. and sometimes revenge can be justified. so i have to be honest sometimes they can't that was the answer to fill newgrounds attempt to do what sean hannity also failed to du the night before, namely get donald trump to stop talking so openly about seeking revenge it hasn't worked. >> and just yesterday, the foreign president also called for members of the house january 6 committee to be indicted reaction. it appears to his former strategist, steve bannon being ordered to prison for defying a lawful subpoena from that committee. the same steve bannon, who received a presidential pardon while being accused of bilking money from trump's supporters, claiming it would go to build a wall on the board during the final days of the trump administration,
because this tomb was never finished, it tells us about how the monuments were made. that immaculately clean—cut appearance of the facade was achieved through deliberate stages. what you can see here, this is the first stage. and then you can see the second stage. and then you have the third and the fourth. oh, yes! 0k? and then the stonemason have to chisel it down until then we have the final stage which is this more smoother facade. it's really clear here. this tomb is one of the great treasures of hegra, not least because it tells us something about the people who built it. i want to find out more about the structure of nabataean society. and to do that i've arranged to meet academic doctor solaiman al—theeb. he's a leading expert on one of the other things that makes this such an important site — revealing evidence left
we often talk about the ideals of life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. but we don't talk about how hard it is, how many ways we are asked to walk away, how many instincts there are two walk away. the most natural instinct is to walk away. >> he is not walking away. but does joe biden know what it means to defend democracy? he certainly does not know that we are not a democracy, we are a republic. our founders rejected democracy and give us a constitutional republic. but i digress. and joe does not even know it is friday. so understanding a distinction like that is just asking too much. biden's idea of defending democracy is locking up his political opponent. >> how important do you think this conviction should be in this race for president? >> that is for the public to decide. one thing for certain is to stop undermining the rule of law.
>> well, i think outside the united states these would be matters of significant concern. it would look as if there is a branch of government that has been corrupted and that no longer serves the public. and that is not one where the justices are at an arms length differences from being influenced by powerful, potential benefactors. that is what we are seeing today, a court where many americans believe it is out of touch and one in which they cannot trust. >> there was talk about democrats subpoena, and the white house is correctly the republicans would filibuster it because of the numbers in the senate. do you think there should be more aggressive action by congress towards thomas? >> yes, although i take the white house's point seriously. i think there should be more aggressive action. but whether more aggressive
combat. did you feel it was effective? >> yeah, well, i would be careful with saying hand to hand combat. >> figuratively speaking. >> you know what they say. that's their play book. but yes i do think everybody needs to forcefully push back against these lies. i mean, you know, nobody said a word when mike johnson and the house delegation, the republican delegation was going outside the courthouse in defense of donald trump for that familiar case. you know we just went up there, my story was about january 6th. i didn't talk about the trial. you know to be honest i wasn't really following it. i just wanted to let everybody know how i feel that donald trump is one of the biggest threats to our democracy. and you know, it's kind of rich people say that democrats need to move on from january 6th. i would argue that you tell that to donald trump. he's still campaigning off of january 6th. offering pardons to people who attacked police officers, attacked and stormed the capitol. he's offering pardons to them so that's part of his campaign
birthday of one of my heroes, nikki giovanni. educator, poet, activist. 81 years old. she had a huge influence on me in college, i know all of her work. so, for me, 81 years blessing us. she one of the week. >> i love that. that is fabulous. well, i am picking all of the incredible veterans, black and white, old and older, who attended the anniversary in normandy. we know that the world war ii changed the configuration of the world. it started the civil rights movement. i wanted to call out waverley was a junior, a medic who is part of the only lack combat units to take part in d-day. he got his service posthumously honored. we also the menu see there who was honored, he was 100 years old and he got to meet the president today. and god bless these folks. some of them came from hospice to be there because they just wanted to get their flowers. that is tonight's readout, all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in. >> i know harlan hates that.