an opposition leader as a sham reporters on the public will ban them from quote us terms so caput tested his his innocence on charges of treason and faces life in prison and is accused of collaborating with the us to overthrow the government is underway in the company. is that. there have been concerns about this case from the very outset the u.s. the e.u. members of parliament and some saudis asian countries have urged the cambodian government to drop charges against can so and now their concerns about whether or not this hearing is going to be transparent the court did not issue process to media or civil rights groups instead it issued passes to embassies and their representatives some of whom then gave these concerts to a couple of reporters and there's no lightning to the proceedings so members of the public on top of the trial and one cambodian opposition supporter what i angry about that he told al-jazeera that it says a lot about this government that it gets to decide who is able to trial and who is the you know i'm the senior international has accused the cambodian government of

and then they grew up in caput's. it's kind of socialist, corporative settlements and my father grew up in this extremely blue joao home extremely as i now know. between him and the caboose shows there is no relationships. but they worked and they milked the cows, and they became secular even though they grew up in very religious homes. so it also is your place defines your identity. so we are all defined by place as well. i interviewed people, i interviewed a woman who came with my father from pakistan and she met him in pakistan i interviewed her she identifies with jews but lives the muslim community. that was her life. and i said to her, she's 90 i said how would you summarize your life? she said it's a good life it started out very badly, but i met a nice man, so in other words that's her identity. she doesn't defined herself as anything else she was a polish girl who was born in the same town like my father. >> you were raised in an israel that had a lot of general about the eastern european pass. because for ye

in fact, when bill barr is a name was first revealed when the trans caput brought to let the justice department immediately sent we have nothing to do this. we have nothing to do with this. hear this particular domestic political errand was being done by the president's personal lawyer. i wanted to just follow also while i can, senator, on mixed motives. if you conclude the president acted with mixed motives, some of them corrupt and forbidden, some of them legitimate, you should vote to convict. that principle is deeply rooted in our legal tradition. it is commonplace in civil and criminal law going back centuries. for example, in describing the standard for corrupt motive of abstraction, the seventh circuit rejected any requirement that a defendants wholly or even main purpose was to obstruct the administration of justice. instead the court explained a defendant is guilty if his mood is included in the corrupt forbidden goals here that case united states versus quinton which i cited earlier is not only relevant here but that case was argued by professor dershowitz and he lost. he m