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raised by the recent shooting of a 17-year-old teenager in florida by a member of a neighborhood watch group. >> police got here within a minute and found trayvon martin shot dead. >> the shooter, george zimmerman, was questioned, but has not been arrested. he holds a license to carry a concealed weapon and claims he fired in self-defense. but the teen's family disputes that claim. >> if your son had been white, do you think he would have been shot and killed that day? >> no. >> arrest zimmerman now! >> outrage over the fatal shooting of trayvon martin is spreading now around the country. >> late last night, the department of justice announced that their civil rights division and the fbi are opening a thorough and independent investigation. >> our son is your son. i want you guys to stand up for justice and stand up for what's right. >> yes! >> mr. president, can you comment on the trayvon martin case? >> well, i'm the head of the
least i could help bring attention to it. i can't change things. we're not a government, my wife and i. we try to get involved in things we think we can bring -- you know, it's rolling that ball uphill towards that park of justice. and we fail -- i fail most often. we failed a lot quite honestly, but it's worth the journey and worth jtrying to -- you look at the world and you go, look, we're all in this together now. and we have to figure out ways to stand up for justice, which has to be waged. my wife and i talk about it all the time. it doesn't just happen. it has do be treated like war. you go to war, you arm yourself, you collect allies, you build an army. well, you have to do that with justice and peace as well. and so i'm a big believer in getting in and getting your -- getting up to your knees in it
the trial starts on january 4. the father of gina montalto was killed in the shooting more than three and a half years ago. he is also president of stand up for justice. i can't even imagine what went thr through your mind and how you got through the hearing today. >> it's ridiculous. if he wanted to apologize, he shouldn't have murdered gina and 16 other people that day. we saw a cold and calculating killer admit to murdering my beautiful daughter gina and 16 others. also he admit to attempting to kill another 17 people. he's clearly a very dangerous man. >> changing his plea to guilty?
glenn barry at the podium when she got the metal, got third. that's really unpersuasive, she's not able to stand up and say "i love this country and because i love this country i would love for us to stand up for justice. i think these people deserve better justice and i want to work for that." if she was saying that the white house would have to say, repeatedly, "we don't agree with that" and i don't think she deserves the path any longer because it's happened over and over again. b3 it must be challenging for the media bending over backwards not to criticize her because they wanted to just shut up, maybe you can become president, your brother can be first duty. >> katie: the media is accused of islamophobia every time they criticize her so she uses that as a shield for her own bigotry, she is dealing with real policy issues that affect allies like israel while making this insane
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Prime Minister Andrew Holness (JIS photo) Prime Minister Andrew Holness has said the Government is committed to making the justice system robust, efficient and more capable of serving the interests of all Jamaicans. He said in pursuit of this goal, “we are seeking to improve and strengthen the rule of law, and pursue timely justice outcomes. We are also updating a numbers of laws to make them more relevant to today’s realities.” The prime minister was delivering the keynote address at the Jamaica Information Service’s (JIS) 2020 Heritage Competition awards ceremony recently. The made-for-television event was broadcast on television and social media platforms.
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feel. mueller, now more schiff? ed: saturday go to a football game and get your mind off politics go to the harvard-yale game a big tradition. what happens? football? no. actually a climate change protest breaks out and disrupts the game. a number of democrats though thought somehow this is a great idea, yeah, let's just disrupt the football game. pete: of course. ed: alexandria ocasio-cortez activism disrupts the president to change the future. bernie sanders jumped in. when people come together to stand up for justice, we win. congratulations to the young people demanding a sustainable future for our planet. we are with new this fight. and elizabeth warren would not be outdone. i support the students, organizers and activists demanding accountability on climate action and more at #harvard-yale. climate change is existential threat she says, and we must take bold action to fight this crisis. rachel: those three tweets in my opinion is exactly why the democrats are going to lose. they are so out of touch. nobody else in america thinks you should interrupt a football game to watch a
mueller fact check of trump was so pivotal today. >> so the report did not conclude that he did not commit obstruction of justice. >> that is correct. >> did you actually totally exonerate the president. >> no. >> does that say there was no obstruction? >> no. >> flow. i bring in as promised sophia nelson, a regular on our show who was relevantly counsel to a top house committee, the oversight committee on the republican side although have you outlined many concerns with this president's conduct. when you look at that exchange, which really boils down to be bob mueller say nothing to trump a few times and it took a subpoena to get there, what does it mean to you. >> let me start and say it was a disappointing day for me as a republican committee council to see no republican on either committee today stand up for justice, for the constitution, to ask probative questions to, actually inquire about facts. that's the first problem.
one of his many wise ideas that he left us with was in the buildup to the bloody sunday in selma, alabama. he wrote, a man dies when he refuses to stand up for that which is right. a man dies when he refuses to stand up for justice. a man dies when he refuses to take a stand for that which is true. his words are testament to his truth, and his murder is testament to the urgency that must always occur whenever king's evil opposite raises its head. that's why i keep reminding you that our president has still not stood up against steve king's message. king, who said white nationalist, white supremacist, white civilization -- how did that language become offensive? and today after days of silence, in case you had any question, because he said he didn't know how he could say those things, the congressman thanked rush limbaugh fill-in mark stein for his support in his, quote, fight in defense of western civilization. it can't become a pejorative or