. >> reporter: jessie morton knows that outrage well.go morton was also a passionate believer in a radical violent form of islam. >> would you fight back? would you pick up arms? >> reporter: he used social media to recruit americans to al qaeda. even urging followers to kill the writers of "south park" before he was deplatformed from social media, imprisoned for four years and finally deradicalized. >> so a lot of what we see unfolding in front of us now with regard to the far right i experienced directly when the primary threat we were concerned with was the jihadists. >> now an anti-extremist activist morton says digital deplatforming works but there are side effects sxwlp they were very easily able to mobilize and to migrate to alternative platforms. and those alternative platforms were somewhat more dangerous. >> reporter: even though deplatforming cut morton off from potential recruits -- >> it's a command from allah. >> reporter: it also made him more radical. more committed and more susceptible to violence. >> when they called fo

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minority leader congressman joe morton has learned the majority party is making a desperate effort toits bill through the senate. congressman martin favors legislation to aid farmers, that is very much opposed to the methods proposed under the administration's bill. he is determined to block the bill, plan a counter move or force a compromise. a party whip like a quarterback, directs the maneuvers on the floor. they decide they need the advice of a congressman, former house leader for the republican party. he is invited to join the conference. they must think this out carefully. they must bring to bear the strategy they have been through many years through legislative experience to stop the majority bill in the house. this constant struggle between the majority and the minority, the two parties in congress, the republicans and the democrats, is the very essence of democratic lawmaking. it ensures that every bill that is made into a law shall be subjected to the most vigorous examination and debate. meanwhile, lobbyists from the farm group weight in the quarter to get in. lobbying is a

>>you look in your reporter closet, i know you when you pull out the morton salt pants the morton and know with the big yellow. it then it's a little warmer but very wet very high not today. >>it's a little weird when i walk in summertime and safeway and buy fish with thanks for the thank you be sure to download the kron on app and then you won't miss a beat we've got the kron 4 app and the kron on app. >>on app and those are both free. >>time now is 5.35 some people in the south bay a bit outraged after teachers in an affluent school district were offered an opportunity to jump the line and get their covid-19 vaccine early crawford says he do now reporting of these allegations involved. the hospital. reportedly returning a favor. it takes a closer look. >>you know kind of like oh up and sign up right and you know to quickly include your your health care workers who all seem very rushed to very you are listening to the voice of a los gatos community member who asked not to reveal their identity this person is voicing their concern regarding any bill from the superintendent of the los

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travelogue documenting the structural changes the country was going through as it entered the age of morton mass tourism 60 years on just before the pandemic hit german documentary filmmaker pepper thank quat repeated the journey taking his camera with him. there was this passage in the shop window. or the long road of sand and i'm such a big hassle in the fan and he was such a big influence on my life and on my cinematic work i bought it i got this car that he drove at the time effie had many cento and retrace that journey and go on in these are his or not before the legend of passively any poet filmmaker anti fascist homosexual is death remains unexplained to this day he radically exposed the double standards of the boers waze some hated him for it others loved him but in fishing ports fishermen would come out and say what are you doing i'd say i'm making a film about passive leaning think kids would run out asking questions everyone knew him. this is fascinating talking to us this is me this is no pets or we were at this dump looking for things to sell. dollars or the dollar out of your

travelogue documenting the structural changes the country was going through as it entered the age of morton mass tourism 60 years on just before the pandemic hit german documentary filmmaker pepper don't quite repeated the journey taking his camera with him. there was this book by pasadena in the shop window along the serbia or the long road of sand and i'm such a big hassle and a fan and he was such a big influence on my life and on my cinematic work i bought it i got this car that he drove at the time of viet mini cento and retrace that journey again. in these eyes are not for the legend of passively any poet filmmaker anti fascist homosexual is death remains unexplained to this day he radically exposed the double standards of the boy's waze some hated him for it others loved him but in fishing ports fishermen would come out and say what are you doing i'd say i'm making a film about pass a loony think kids would run out asking questions everyone knew him i like company . this is facile any talking to us this is me this is no pets or we were at this dump looking for things to sell. out of

president for inciting an insurrection well how important is that the longer they wait perhaps the less morton seems like more of a political act than the act of impeachment because of the of the danger to the democracy and the republic having said that there clearly there are those in the biden camp who would rather the impeachment didn't take place quite so soon so they can get their list of agenda through and get their appointments appointments confirmed but they don't seem to be that sense of this needs to be done sooner rather than later and in fact this morning we heard that some negotiation was going on that perhaps they could make it a 3 day trial nancy pelosi saying this is different from the previous impeachment at all trumped this isn't about evidence and phone calls this is about what everyone could see was happening in fact many of those in congress who will be sitting in judgment on the president were that witnesses so therefore it doesn't necessarily need to be as much evidence and discussion and debate about donald trump's culpability because many of the people were there anywa

years and state elections are also held every 5 years so using the same model that our legs election morton we will have a vaccination sites in different areas both open and rule in the us colonies itself and vaccinators will be treated there so that it's close to people's house and they can come and get themselves like senator briefly finally can you tell us when india will be fully vaccinated. that's a tough question we have a huge number of for people we have more than 1300000000 people so it's going to take a huge time but i'm quite confident that at least a sufficient mass of people would be vaccinated in the next 7 to 8 months of by the end of the year so that we see that we have something really good immunity in our population the hive is group as protective so that the mortality is low and combined with the degree of cases that we have in the immunity uplink because of natural infection i think we will have achieved some degree of herd immunity by then by the middle of this year about the canary i thank you very much thank you for example out of the show where our science correspond

builders dream wedding to his girlfriend canceled because of covert on your probably moved by this morton dave's juliet oh just look at the pair in thailand so sweet. tom. and i see why you like the story his girlfriends of sex don't you know to fish but oh well what else what else ok well this one not quite as remounted but still determined 2nd. a huge b.l.m. rally in new york whoa nothing new really have a protest today keep democracy in play why so many hits then. you know i've got a thousands gather here and it's ok but restaurants a shot and small businesses are killed to slow the spread trumps ronnie's of course the dobbs super spreaders it's almost like you're not convinced that covert doesn't attend democrat led romney's visit restaurants before 10 pm shocking well time for the big one then let's see what came out on top. what we have here facebook and it's fact checking all need stories yes you have i remember this now turns out the lead story here is that the independent group is absolutely packed with democrat donors i next c.n.n. people i'm finding they've developed an appetit

and state elections are also held every 5 years so using the same model that to our legs election mortonwe will have a vaccination sites in different areas both open and rule in the us colonies itself and vaccinators will be treated there so that it's close to people's house and they can come and get themselves like senator briefly finally can you tell us when india will be fully vaccinated. that's a tough question we have a huge number of for people we have more than 1300000000 people so it's going to take a huge time but i'm quite confident that at least a sufficient mass of people would be vaccinated in the next 7 to 8 months of by the end of the year so that we see that we have something in a good immunity in our population the hive is group is protected so that the mortality is low and combined with the degree of cases that we have in the immunity up going because of natural infection i think we will have achieved some degree of herd immunity by then by the middle of this year around the canary i thank you very much thank you. sam part of the show where our science correspondent eri

travelogue documenting the structural changes the country was going through as it entered the age of morton mass tourism 60 years on just before the pandemic hit german documentary filmmaker pepper don't quite repeated the journey taking his camera with him. until there was this passage in the shop window. or the long road of sand as i'm such a big hassle in the fan and he was such a big influence on my life and on my cinematic work i thought it got this car that he drove at the time of viet many cento and retrace that journey. in his eyes and not before the legend of passively any poet filmmaker anti fascist homosexual his death remains unexplained to this day he radically exposed the double standards of the boys was he somehow took him for it others loved him but in fishing ports fishermen would come out and say what are you doing i'd say i'm making a film about passive leni i think kids would run out asking questions everyone knew him i like company well this is facile any talking to us this is me this is no pencil we were at this dump looking for things to sell the girls are going to pu

one has to then say within this environment how do you actually say that you're not going to relax morton'slast word to pull very briefly paul we've got 60 seconds for you to answer this question how and when do we know that this has been a success given that especially the continent of africa has 17 percent of the global workforce but it only produces 3 percent of the global g.d.p. i think we'll know if it is becoming a success if little by little we see that ratio beginning to shift because africa starts providing value added i me to take issue with your point about relevance a train coming in at the moment the point is the regulars the citron the folks bargains they're coming in toyotas they're all coming in anyway if you stand on the key side in any west african port you can see the car carrying ships importing all these vehicles it's not that nobody has cars and wouldn't it be better if some of those cars are at least assembled in the west african region and therefore employing people and with appropriate skills training and it building up the value added i mean why should or could you

wendy morton. 27 january is holocaust memorial day — a date that remembers the six millionjews murderedes in cambodia, rwanda, bosnia and, darfur. for the first time, the speaker of the commons held a short, socially—distanced ceremony to mark the event. sir lindsay hoyle was joined by other senior politicians —— for the first time, the speaker of the commons held a short, socially—distanced ceremony to mark the event. sir lindsay hoyle was joined by other senior politicians as he lit a candle and gave a reading in portcullis house, where many mps have their offices. in the commons, borisjohnson began prime minister's questions with his own reflections on the day. last week i had the privilege of hearing from holocaust survivor, and ian forsyth were the last living british serviceman who liberated a camp. their courage to share their testimonies must inspire us all never to forget the holocaust and fight against all forms of hatred and prejudice wherever they are found. i will be churning the uk ceremonial lighting a candle to remember the 6 millionjews murdered in the holocaust, along

i want to begin with our washington news bureau, craig morton, kevin cirilli, and all. right through the weekend. it is an historic moment for the nation. francine: it certainly is, and i think

. >> mark morton. >> thank you mister speaker. in cardiff north and across the country are facing continued job insecurity and as we've heard, shameless fire and rehire tactics forcing british gas workers to take a stand against this and strike in the most difficult of circumstances. the director of british gas responded by boasting that covid has kept this strike out of the news. will the prime minister condemn these remarks and protect the livelihoods of thousands of workers and their families by finally outlawing fire and rehire? >> as far as that was done in intention, he's failed in that and i think possibly the best thing i can do is to repeat what i've just said to the honorable young man who's raised this strike. we regard fire and rehire as unacceptable and we will continue to make sure that he further meets a redress. [inaudible] >> i'm grateful to my right honorable friend for the opportunity to chair acouncil development review on the house of the government .he knows only too well how awful the lockdown has been on ne

whether it was morton downey jr. being the offensive caricaturish person that he was, or geraldo.us, ladies and gentlemen. we're going to get into the mind of another all-american boy who came under the influence of satanism and took part in a crime without passion or motive -- >> geraldo rivera takes the power of the talk show to a whole other level, trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are going to fight -- >> in the case of the temple of set and the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior -- >> but yet when you hear story after story after story of people committing these wretched crimes and violent crimes in the devil's name -- >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom her

. >> jessie morton knows the outrage well.adical, violent form of islam, he used social media to recruit americans to al qaeda, and urging americans to kill the writers of south park. before he was deplatformed and imprisoned and then eventually deradicalized. >> i experienced directly when the primary threat we were concerned with was the jihadist, he said that it works but there's side affects. >> they were easily able to mobilize and migrate to alternative plat porms and those alternative platforms were somewhat more dangerous. >> even though deplatforming cut him off from potential recruits. >> it's a command from ala. >> it made him more radical, more committed and more prone to violence. >> when they called to censorship and takedowns because we were committed extremists and radicals is we felt more threatened and more scrutinized and more dangerous. >> it's a topic that researcher jm berger has studied for years. >> it was clear then, and all the research that i have done since then has made it clear that when you depla

at the port of tortious morton johana center sells his catch of the day. his father and grandfather were also fisherman it's tough work for the guys but that's not what fair always women are looking for these days god pay a call you know it's like you're still here has. the times of change well you knew him but it's not you know when i was young it was totally different but i spend a little spending today young women are mainly looking for excitement in the farrows doesn't have as much to offer them as denmark from germany or france for example. morten son andreas is also a fisherman his generation in particular is affected by the shortage of women on the pharaohs andreas is single but many of his friends have partners from southeast asia. but most of them are they are buff and enough these days it's easy to find a beautiful young woman who you sit down on the computer with a click and enter and they're right there on the floor and there's a big difference between them and welfare always one with a filipino you get all around sort of all sort of she cooks

people close to senate republican leader mitch mcconnell who told me and told my colleague jonathan mortononal effort in the 2022 elections to crush these far-right candidates in primary elections, that they see what happened in the 2020 campaign and especially in the georgia runoffs this month and they see what happened on capitol hill and the president's role in that and they say enough is enough. there are a lot of people in the party, including some important financial backers of the party, who say it's about time that you said enough is enough, that this went too far along time ago. but at the same time the president is still the most prominent and probably the most popular person in the republican party and that actual rank and file republican voters are still likely to take his support for a candidate or his opposition to a candidate like a governor brian kemp in georgia or like senator john thune in south dakota as a very, very serious recommendation. >> talk to us about the consequences of the big business backlash. >> we are already seeing examples of the republican party's more

ruth: she is a morton l.anklow professor of literary and artistic property law at columbia law school. david: ok, right. [applause] and as i understand it, you and she were the only mother-daughter team to ever actually be elected to the harvard law review. is that true? ruth: so far, yes. david: so far? oh. and you have a son who's in the music business? ruth: james makes exquisite compact discs. james grew up with a passion for music, but no talent as a performer. [laughter] so when he went to the university of chicago, he was a classical disc jockey on the student radio station. david: ok. ruth: then, in the years he was dropping in and out of law school, he was also making recordings, and one day he told us he liked what he was doing much more than his law classes. so we said, "fine. that's what you want to do." david: ok. ruth: and today his label is cedille, and his recordings are gems. david: so do you have any grandchildren? ruth: i have 4 grandchildren, two step-grandchildren, and one great-grandchil

in "god friended me," i'm joe morton's daughter, preacher's daughter, in the front pew.ness" for b.e.t., if you look through the audience, my mom's right there in this bright, yellow dress. she makes her way. i'm sure once the bonder is open and people are allowed to come to canada, she will find her way on "batwoman." >> jimmy: perhaps before it opens up, sounds like. >> she's army, she might find her way. >> jimmy: your mom's army, wow. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: tell me about driving the batmobile. are you really driving the batmobile? or do they make it look like you are? >> there are moments where they're like, hey, can you drive it like four, five feet? i'm scared as hell because this is a very expensive car, and i can't afford to fix anything that may go wrong. but it's epic. i grew up watching "batman." batman is everything to me. to see the batmobile, to be in the batmobile, is such an honor. the only thing is, i don't think anyone accounts for how low the batmobile sits. so i'm supposed to be smooth, i'm supposed to get out of the car and have this epic walk down

travelogue documenting the structural changes the country was going through as it entered the age of morton mass tourism 60 years on just before the pandemic hit german documentary filmmaker pepper don't quote repeated the journey taking his camera with him. there was this bypass leaning in the shop window along the serbia or the long road of sand as i'm such a big hassle and a fan and he was such a big influence on my life and on my cinematic work i bought it got this car that he drove at the time of viet merely cento and retrace that journey. in these eyes and not. the legend of passably any poet filmmaker anti fascist homosexual is death remains unexplained to this day he radically exposed the double standards of the boy's waze some hated him for it others loved him but in fishing ports fishermen would come out and say what are you doing i'd say i'm making a film about pass a loony think kids would run out asking questions everyone knew him i like company . this is facile any talking to us this is me this is no pets oh we were at this dump looking for things to sell you and yours and pul

it was excellent going to the valley and going through the reagan papers specifically the morton blackwell files. if anyone has any questions about the evidentiary basis we can return to this at the end of the talk during the q&a. just sort of as a primer so everybody here is not upset with me, there are four schools of thought in the historical profession about the end of the cold war. and the first is probably the most dominant that gorbachev deserves most of the credit for the end of the cold war because he undermined the system, the communist party and in doing so destroyed the fabric that held the soviet union and its satellites, right, together basically through control, the threat of coercion. and that's probably the largest school of thought within the historic profession. within this school of thought reagan is given very little credit for the end of the cold war. there's another school of thought that claims that ronald reagan actually prolonged the cold war, right? not only did he not contribute to it, he prolonged it because his sort of fiery rhetoric simply emboldened the hard

i don't think is emblematic of the party and morton moore is saying that as if they are saying the bigorilla in the room is no longer threatening. they're almost relieved by that. what do you make of that? >> he is out of office next week it's a lot easier to say that when they know he will not be in office. he has his social media accounts, though a lot of ways he is attacked republicans who criticized him are gone at this moment. and i do think like i mentioned earlier. neil: they also seem to be saying we don't see you as a continuing threat or force in this party, are they right or are they going to ruin the day, he has a long memory that they're doing all of this and saying all of this. >> we will just have to see republican voters how they feel. it is important to know, after this incident last week more than 100 republicans in the house still did choose to vote to object to the electoral college saying that joe biden won the selection and a handful in the senate did the same thing. not all republicans have distanced themselves from the president and were still seen with voters i

before you get started, tell me where morton, mississippi is.aller: are you familiar with jackson, mississippi? host: very. caller: it is east of jackson. host: going back toward alabama. now i know where you are, lila. caller: i am a nurse, but i have not worked since march of last year. i have two elderly sisters and a special needs nephew. i attempt to do all the running for and take care of because basically the only job i was offered was see in covid patients. i would be a covid nurse. i cannot be a covid nurse 16 hours a day with a covid patient then come home and see two elderly people and a special needs adult. so i have lived off my unemployment, which in mississippi is $200 a week and they tax that. they're saying " you make more than you did before the pandemic hit." this is not true. people are being falsely fed information. mississippi is a poor state and unfortunately the last people were -- who were in office -- we accept the least amount that comes out of washington and we do not even attempt to do better with trying to help the

janet are throg morton, elementary school principal in western kentucky, took things into her own handsshe went to the dmv, they got her commercial license and she started driving the bus herself. without her taking over, the kids could have been stuck at home. many of the internet classes were not working for the kids. this was really, really great. some of them didn't have internet access. and we appreciate that effort. >>> speaking of strong women, a reminder about know your value, exciting partnership with forbes. we are creating a 50 over 50 list. you can nominate a woman over 50 who's achieved great success in her life and also paid it forward to other women. go to knowyourvolume.com for more on that and how to nominate someone. >>> still ahead -- president trump tweeted yesterday he will be speaking at a save america rally in washington, d.c. later this morning. we will talk to mayor muriel bowser about that straight ahead on "morning joe." straight ahead on "morning joe. i made a business out of my passion. i mean, who doesn't love obsessing over network security? all our techs