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Intimidation. so it wasn't necessarily about bloodshed. it was about bullying more than anything else. >> talk about how firearms were viewed, were carried. were they on a per capita pro-rated basis more pervasive and likely to be used today? >> well, for sure there was a lot of firearms in this period around. but if we're talking specifically about congress, there were a good number of congressmen who were armed. southerners were more likely to be armed for a time than northerners, sometimes with pistols, sometimes with bowie knives. but part of what happens in the 1850s, as things really beg...

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>> i've seen the cages. i just want you to admit that the cages exist. >> sir, they're not cages. >> that woman is back in the news this week. our former homeland security secretary. during an event in washington on tuesday secretary nielsen said she didn't regret enforcing the trump administration's child separation policy. she also explained why she decided to leave her job. >> what led me to resign is there were a lot of things that -- there were those in the administration thought we should do. and just as i spoke truth to power from the very beginning, it became clear that saying no and r...

Him. well, today they took action. republican members who don't sit on the committees questioning witnesses in the inquiry stormed in and then held a sit-in in the secure room known in the trade as a scif. it's an acronym. in the basement of the capitol where laura cooper, the pentagon official in charge of ukraine, was supposed to be today's testifying witness. republicans held up the deposition for five hours. they ordered pizza, among other things, to call attention to what they say is an unfair impeachment process without transparency. >> behind those doors they intend to overturn the resu...

Paul, does that argument make any sense? >> it doesn't. the argument is extraordinarily broad. trump's lawyers are saying not only that he couldn't be incarcerated or prosecuted while president, he couldn't even be investigated. and that's inconsistent with the precedent, u.s. versus nixon, the supreme court in a unanimous decision required president nixon to cooperate with a grand jury investigation. it's also downright un-american and inconsistent with constitutional values about accountability and about equal justice under the law. and that's why both the trial judge and the appellate judge...