laura: do you agree with dickerson? how should the press cover trump's rhetoric versus his action?o things at once. we can cover the outrageous authoritarian language, which of course leads you to the policy. when he says he wants to be a dictator, he is saying he wants to build a wall and he is going to destroy the federal bureaucracy and he has promised to sort of undo 100 years of civil service among other things. so i think you take the language, i understand the point. there is a carnival aspect and the bureaucratic aspect. i think we can cover both at the same time. when he says i want to be addict hater, that should be the headline across every wire service, every newspaper or website that should be it. he is the presumptive nominee of one of the two major parties that is newsworthy. i think they should look at what he is saying. we did that. we have a whole piece on what he would do to the department of justice should he come back into power. laura: you often talk to national and local journalists about changing their standards and adapting to the current environment. you a

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this morning john dickerson has an eye-opening interview with the former congresswoman who has plentyabout the stakes in next year's election. >>> then we move op to a topic once considered off limits and yet it's a subject that may be getting far too little of our attention. each year thousands of americans consider taking their own lives. in fact, last year a record number actually did just that. susan spencer considers if removing the shame and stigma might bring an end to our epidemic of suicidal thoughts. >> reporter: having made ten attempts on his own life, clancy martin is now fighting to save others from suicide. the first step, he says, getting rid of the stigma. >> we can make huge strides simply by talking with each other about suicide. >> reporter: do you feel like lives could be saved literally if we somehow get rid of the stigma? >> absolutely. >> reporter: destigmatizing suicide ahead on "sunday morning." >>> our seth doane is traveling back in time this morning for a closer look at hollywood legend cary grant. >> why do people have to tell lies? >> because they want s

chris dickerson was a professional baseball player and has spent most of his career trying to make changesneed headphones? no, i don't think you do, pal. you look cool anyway — it'd ruin your look, so... chris, i want to take you back to the start. where did your interest in the environment come from? really, it started growing up in southern california. i mean, if you want to talk about a certain place that encompasses all our failures, it's california. habitat loss, overpopulation, water pollution, air pollution — it's all here. but it wasn't till later that i really started to put the pieces together and look back and understood why my, you know, i had team—mates on soccer teams and baseball teams that couldn't show up to practice because of poor air quality and they had asthma. did you ever have that sort of moment of realisation where you thought, "actually, do you know, "i can see the change?" i think, maybe, what you're talking about, that a—ha moment, is sitting in the locker room and just kind of looking around and seeing the amount of plastic that we use in professional sports. y

chris dickerson was a professional baseball player, and has spent most of his career trying to make changesort. do i need headphones? no, i don't think you do, pal. you look cool anyway, it'd ruin your look, so... chris, i want to take you back to the start. where did your interest in the environment come from? really, it started growing up in southern california. i mean, if you want to talk about a certain place that encompasses all our failures, it's california. habitat loss, overpopulation, water pollution, air pollution. it's all here. but it wasn't till later that i really started to put the pieces together and look back and understood why my, you know, i had team—mates on soccer teams and baseball teams that couldn't show up to practice because of poor air quality and they had asthma. did you ever have that sort of moment of realisation where you thought, "actually, d'you know, i can see the change?" i think, maybe, what you're talking about, that "aha" moment, is sitting in the locker room and just kind of looking around and seeing the amount of plastic that we use in professional sp

john dickerson >>> >> tonight, russia's most prominent opposition leader and one of vladimir putin's alexei navalny, appears to be missing. putin finds him to be such a threat that you may recall russian agents tried to kill him by poisoning his underwear with a lethal nerve agent. he survived, but just barely, and despite that attack on his life, he returned to moscow. navalny wasn't convicted on bogus charges and sent to a harsh penal colony. his daughter just spoke to anderson cooper about these concerns about his whereabouts tonight. >> there have been many instances where they have transferred him or just didn't want him to come out because whenever my dad has a court hearing, he uses that to speak up against a war or tell people to question the regime, and putin has actually just announced that he's going to be running for reelection in the coming presidential elections, and they don't want my father to speak up against that. >> here with me tonight is the director of the cnn film's oscar-winning documentary, navalny, daniel roar. daniel, thank you for being here. i mean, i kno

. >> laura: wow, sleepwalking into dictatorship, how poetic, john dickerson fell asleep in that interviewe biden white house, they are incomplete to freak out mode over the staying power of donald trump and it's driving them mad, and one of the most unhinged op-eds and i've read a lot lately was published in "the washington post" this week and in it robert kagan smears not only donald trump with the hitler line, how many times can we read that, but anyone who might think of working for him. writing "a trump dictatorship is increasingly inevitable. it will be filled with people who will not need explicit instruction from trump, anymore than hitler's local gold teays' needed instruction. in certain ways, people work towards which is to say they anticipate his desires and seek favor through acts they think will make him happy. trump derangement syndrome is real, these people are sick and they need help. joining me now, tulsi gabbard, tulsi, like i used to have robert's cake and all my old show at the beginning of the iraq war, and not a dumb person, a smart person, but how ironic is it that

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yes, my name is steve dickerson. i'm a resident of district one. i've taught for 25 years at san francisco state. i've taught for 15 years at california college of the arts. i want to speak to something that i don't think i've heard. i know i deal with poets a lot, and i know two poets that are have families in gaza and weeks ago i wrote a social media post that between these two poets, one who lives in gaza and one who lives in texas, and is a medical doctor, they had lost 45 members of their families and fatty judah has spoken remarkably eloquently on media across the us and internationally about the dehumanization of palestinian palestinians that leads to this. this treatment internationally and the most mosab abu toha wrote wrote this week that that the suffering of palestinians is can't in gaza cannot be. thank you, steve dickinson, for your comments. welcome to the next speaker. hi, good evening. i waited hours to speak, so i'll wait till all i have all of y'all's attention. i can wait a few more seconds. i've started your clock, sir. i can w

. >> so also, giving a fairly straight asis sestment is liz cheney who did an interview with john dickerson united states is sleepwalking into a dictatorship. bob kagan, writer in the new york -- in "the washington post" had an op-ed saying after super tuesday in march, donald trump will be the republican nominee and what happens there will be a swift and dramatic shift in the political power dynamic in his favor, saying all republican critics, perhaps even yourself, will fall silent out of self-preservation. is that how you see your party behaving after march? >> look, i can't speak for everyone in my party. i can only speak for myself, margaret. anybody who knows me knows i will not be silent. i haven't been silent since the day i got into this race. unlike others, nikki haley say he was the right president for the right time and for some reason, you know, drama and chaos seem to follow him. the reason is that he acts like someone who doesn't care about our democracy, acts like someone who wants to be a dictator, he act the like someone who cont care for the constitution. he's even said h

. >> tomi lahren and podcast tommt tutor dixie dickerson.i, i mean that it sounds like joe biden of 19 79 makes a heck of a lot of sense. he's looking at it with clear eyes 1979 . i just wonder whether he's seeing what the rest of us are seeing or is he in such a bubble of insulation with his 1130 lead on the beach or in the caribbean island muc that not aware of how much jeopardy he's in? he is well, i think the fact th said that so long ago shows that he's in politics for far too long. does he remember he saidg. that? i'm sure not. he probably remembers a story about a small kitchen fire sof than he remembers. his actually legitimate comments about presidentsmall ke jimmy carter. but moving forward here, this tells me that not only democrats desperate to get rid of joe, they're also on the flip side of that, very confident about their election strategy. otherwis ae they would pushateg. joe out the door. yes, he is drunk with power. yes, he not want to step down.n. he's an egomaniac. he's a narcissist. d. narcircissist. get him to step down

john dickerson fell asleep in that interview, i think. >> all right. just one. just like the biden white, the gop old guards are in complete freakout mode over staying power of donald trump. >> it's driving them all mad. and one of the most unhinged op eds and i've read a lot of them lately, was published in the washington post this week. and in it, uber war hawk robert kagan smears only trump, but the tired old hitler line. >> how many times we read that? but anyone who might think of working for him writing a trump dictatorship is increasingly inevitable. >> it will be filled with people who will not need explicit instruction trump any more than hitler's local galtier's instruction. in such circumstances, people work toward the führer, which is to say they anticipate his desires and seek favor through acts they think will make him. trump trump derangement syndrome is real. these people are sick. >> they need help. joining me now is tulsi gabbard, fox news contributor and former hawaii congresswoman. >> tulsi, i used to have robert kagan on my old radio show, t

cheney sat down for a chat with john dickerson. >> given your experience, do you look at politics differentlyyou know, we spend a lot of time demonizing the other side? >> yeah, absolutely. if everything that a political adversary does is met with, you know, an attack that, oh, my god, this is, you know, the worst possible thing you can imagine, this is dire, then when you face something that really is dire, like we are facing today with respect to donald trump and his efforts to unravel the republic, people become numb to the truth because they feel like, well, we've heard that so many times before from politicians. >> how do you sound the alarm when people have gotten used to the ringing? that's the challenge for former congresswoman liz cheney, who has had to update even her sense of alarm as donald trump's effort to overthrow the last election has not stopped him from becoming the gop presidential favorite. as an election denier has become speaker of the house and prominent republicans have come to embrace election conspiracies as the route to political glory. >> you once used to say that

caitlin dickerson on immigration. on and on and on.t i wanted was a package, you know, an easy to understand package. like, look, this is what is going to happen. it's not just pure speculation. it's, as you point out, all you have to do is listen to donald trump and the loyalists around donald trump. he is telling you what's going to happen. he is going to use the power of the justice department to persecute, not prosecute, but persecute his enemies. we know what's going to happen to the civil service. we know what's going to happen on immigration. we know that the generals that we count on to be apolitical when they run the military, we know they're in danger and that they're going to be replaced by, you think, the technical term would be nutjobs. this is all apparent, and so i wanted to put it one place, early. with any luck, you know, at christmas, maybe people can read it and bring it to their relatives who are on the fence and say, "look, here's what's going to happen. do you want this or not want this?" it is very simple. again,

caitlin dickerson on immigration, and on and on and on. i wanted a package.easy to understand package, like, look, which is what is going to happen. it's not just pure speculation. as you point out, all you have to do is listen to donald trump and the loyalists around donald trump. he's telling you what's going to happen. he's going to use the power of the justice department to persecute, not prosecute, persecute his enemies. we know what's going to happen to the civil service. we know what's going to happen on immigration. we know that the generals that we count on to be apolitical when they run the military, we know they're in danger and they're going to be replaced by -- i think the technical term would be nutjobs. this is all apparent, and so i wanted to put it one place early. with any luck, you know, at christmas, maybe people could read it and bring it to their relatives who are on the fence and say, "look, here's what's going to happen. do you want this, or do you not want this?" it's very simple. again, let me just say, because this is really importa