of herappeal ofan iws ruling. —— i —— firmly. prix —— grand prix saw the most controversial of finishes. sebastian better cross the line verse but was denied fishery after a brush with lewis hamilton and the place. joe linsky is here and joe first of all, what happened? this is an overview here of the incident because sebastian vettel an incident that cost him the race and a shot at getting back into the driver's championship standings as well and challenging for the top but effectively he led from pole and for 48 whole laps before he got to this section in the track in montreal here. turns three and four where sebastian vettel veered off the track and then drifting back on he impeded lewis hamilton and made the britain break and retreat. we look at the rules in a minute. but let's look at the incident and you can judge for yourselves. this was onboard with hamilton first of all. effectively what is up for debate here and what is so subjective in this incident isjust here and what is so subjective in this incident is just how muc

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example, iw, for mean, michael hunt's work is wonderful, but i think one of the ways he talked about racism relates to native americans is fairly static. in itss to naturalize own kind of way some of the things that actually were kind of radically contingent at moments. and so that to me suggests that we really, really need to pay ofention to exactly the kind formations in motion, the various forces that are going to be, some of them ideological, some of them material, some of them effective. are not necessarily in any way mutually exclusive. are just different ways of approaching the same questions and looking at where there's moments of tension to understand what, rupturing? >> a hand over here. the aisle. >> thank you very much for a truly wonderful panel. i'm going to start with two twok questions and then questions. so i want to push back a little bit about thinking of power differently. i think maybe the field itself has gotten too far away from thinking of power in traditional senses, particularly guns and moment ofly during a united states military primacy where the united st

looking at but the state of georgia doesn't have the ability to print a paper ballot after using the dre, iw don't know if they were looking other states when ithey measured, whether someone looked at it or not,, the state of georgia system physically cannot do that. i've been fighting a and georgia for many years. my point, were going in the wrong direction yes in part we can look up immediately but you can pull up printed printout of how you voted, the analogy is consistent. the reason we went to electronic voting is for efficiency. with the waiver frame. the point i was making is america people would like to see us abide by the same rules that we vote for them and i think we've adopted something for efficiency for verification. that's my point area back. >> area back. >> unless others wish to be heard we will have a vote on the amendment. all those in favor of the amendment say aye and those opposed say no in the opinion of the chair the no's have it. and mr. davis has asked for roll call and the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the clerk report. >> their s

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i have said on this committee iw for the 2.5 year mark, supposed. intriguing i find it what's happened today. have not seen hearings conducted in this fashion before. and all of that weather at the international level, the state all of that, and whether it be at the international level and the state level and other subcommittees i've sat on -- this has been intriguing to me to watch in my opinion the devolution of the process in some ways. but i will say this. one of the lessons i've learned is that we all see things we want to see. we all miss things we want to miss when we look at indications but the one thing that rang out to me is that none of these witnesses has any fact, they're not witnesses to any material fact. they are providing impressions and ideas about what they read in the mueller report and that is ok, that's fine. but i think miss cordero, i wr quote, said no political campaign should be a beneficiary of foreign operatives. professor -- said that opposition research from f oreign operatives would be illegal. and one of the things th