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It comes to mr. trump and they would like to question mr. meadows about whether or not mr. trump committed that crime. because if somebody -- if somebody corruptly obstructed or impeded congress's official count of the electoral votes that's a federal crime and crime shouldn't pay. so whoever did it should be caught and punished. this has basically been revealed now as the direction of the january 6th investigation. the investigators, members of the committee basically revealed last night that this is the way the direction is heading, toward uncovering and presumably referring for prosecution ...
Telling ceos you shouldn't pay. approval o the sunday morning is not something they're going to weigh to resume business operations. i do think we have to outlaw payments. that is going to be really tough. the first companies to get hit once it's illegal to pay, they're going to be in a very tough spot. and we're going to see a lot of pain and suffering. >> alex stamos, thank you. >> thank you. coming up next, it is an emotional time for the graduating class of marjorie stoweman high school. what do they think of the gun violence epidemic in this country? my interview with some of parkland's...
The article concludes: “[John Rawls] remains an inspiration to those of us who believe that it is possible to reason together about the meaning of justice and the common good, at a time when we seem to despair of the possibility of doing so.” The spirit of his work is summed up in the injunction that we should “agree to share one another’s fate”. This, says Sandel, “is an enduring moral argument against inequality. And a reminder that the world is not necessarily the way it has to be.” Unfortunately I think the more clear-eyed view is that expressed by Yves.
There, there are laws out there but it is true, as we know, that congress doesn't have to abide by the laws. we have our own rules. so, i totally agree. we have to change those rules. by the way, if these guys are guilt y they ought to have to pay out of their own pocket. >> not the -- >> taxpayers shouldn't have to pay. and their campaign shouldn't pay. and i think that could have a good impact. >> really quickly, senator boxer, you said something that made me think. 25 years ago, if anita hill, if that is a situation that were to happen today, do you think clarence thomas would still be on t...