of norms to one of the player groups and another set of norms to another group of players. >> reporter: in response to questions from abc news, the nfl said that it does not play a role in independent clinicians' examinations and the league does not require clinicians to adjust for race, and any corrections are left up to the sound discretion of the clinicians. golden says he did use his professional discretion, but was rejected anyway. still, he believes he did the right thing. >> i wouldn't cheat on the criteria that they had. we followed them. >> reporter: the nfl said in its appeal, quote, davenport's functional impairment may be as a result of factors other than cognitive loss and claimed dr. golden calculated test scores with improper demographic norm adjustments. >> that's clearly the definition of systematic racism, with this race norming stuff. >> you know if it was intentional, but i think there were people who were aware, likely, that if you use the black norms, black players would be less likely to qualify. i think they would justify that, in their defense, that they would

our norms.norms are so out of whack that it has become surprising when good things happen. >> even after four years of talking night after night about the norms that are being shattered. >> he is doing everything to shred every one of these norms. >> we can't allow these kind of democratic norms to be shattered. >> we have abided by these norms, but this resident and administration has just blown right through those norms. >> not since the red scare have once good men and women been dragged into this kind of sabotage of our democracy and social norms. >> tucker: our norms. shattered. shredded. crushed. destroyed. bone through. why is it always our norms that are the first to be attacked? may be because our norms are democracies first responders. they run to the sound of gunfire. norms are like the young lieutenant in vietnam walking through the rice patties, exposing themselves to fire orders to save the platoon. never more so than now. you thought underwater welding was a treacherous gig? you f

it is all amusing and hard to resist, our norms, our norms!r hand, being completely honest here -- we strive to become fully honest -- that we have to admit there is a kernel of truth and what they are yelling about. there is disinformation out there and it does hurt people, and makes people stupid, for one thing. it also impairs their ability to make wise decisions. you cannot know what to do next if you do not know what is really going on. a lot of people in this country are in that position right now. we saw evidence of it just this week. write a research paper called "how informed our americans about race and policing?" published by the skeptic research center. check it out online if you have not read it, it is a pretty amazing document. the researchers asked people to estimate the number of unarmed african-americans who were killed by the police in 2019. here are the results. 44% of americans who describe themselves as liberal believe the total number of killed was "a thousand or more." more than a thousand unarmed african-americans gone

norming, part of what they call demographic correction, is recommended but not required.oncussion settlement program was agreed to by all parties with the assistance of expert neuropsychological clinicians and it relies on widely accepted and long-established testing and scoring methods. now 52 years old, kevin henry says daily life is a constant struggle. >> it takes everything in me to keep from crying, man. i just want to be -- i just want to be looked at the same way as a white guy. >> reporter: those two former players filing the lawsuit are waiting for a judge's ruling on the nfl's motion to dismiss the case. as of now the nfl has received around 3,000 claims for compensation and paid out about 1,200 of them to former players and their families, totaling about $800 million. but the nfl has repeatedly denied requests to release demographic data about those pehoave received settlements. ryan smith, abc news, westport, connecticut. >> ryan, thank you. fascinating. just an incredible investigation there. and we urge you to seek out the full report on abcnews.com. and al

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norms for each country.itute, author of the great u.s. china tech wall. gordon, the previous administration said that china was committing. the new administration said against the test to get harvested for their body parts and all other horrible things, but the new administration's position is that this is just a slight variation in u.s. chinese cultural norms. >> oh, clearly. this is horrific. by suggesting that those crimes against humanity flow from different cultural norms, what joe biden was saying is that china's culture is brutal. also he was saying that it was racist. i'm sure joe biden who talks speak of those crimes are committed against racial minori. i'm sure, joe biden who talks about white supremacy, he got dangerously close to expressing white supremacist sentiments. i'm sure he didn't want to do that, but that's what he did. a lot of chinese-americans today are outraged by what he said. >> mark: you're right, it's completely offensive to chinese people, this is not the act -- what they do is

norms for each country. u.s. china tech wall. gordon, the previous administration said that china was committing. the new administration says genocide against -- they get harvested for their body parts. but the new administration's position is that this is just a slight variation in u.s. chinese cultural norms. >> oh, clearly. by suggesting that those crimes against humanity flow from different cultural norms, what joe biden was saying is that china's culture is brutal. also he was saying that it was racist. i'm sure joe biden who talks about white supremacy, he actually got very dangerously close to expressing white supremacist's sentiment. a lot of americans are just >> it's offensive to chinese people, but this is not -- what they do is not the act of a repressive communist regime, but just something that apparently chinese people in general are partial to. why is there no objection from chinese-americans? >> well, many of them actually are really upset about this and you can understand why. it's a cultur

, and legal sanctions for those who violate norms.e see for example, prominent lawyers who were making arguments that were way beyond the pale. we are not talking about arguments that are within the bounds are stretching the bounds of legal argumentation as to what a legitimate election would look like. we see law firms, we see social sanctions for that kind of behavior. i think these social sanctions are important and necessary. we are also seeing corporations not contributing campaign financing to candidates and elected officials who have participated in serious norm violations. so i think those types of advocacy in favor of those kinds of sanctions are important. we have not mentioned a bill currently before the house, the college for the people act, trying to extensively rethink voting rights in this country, including campaign-finance. those types of broad voting reforms are absolutely necessary in lieu of a rethinking of the constitutional structure with an amendment on the electoral college. if we can't do that, congress can ce

norm eisen and michael smerconish. good to have you both. norm, the idea of anything happening in this four-hour debate tomorrow to stop the trial, what's the chance? >> well, zero, chris. thanks for having me back on the program. the majority leader, senator schumer, has made clear there's going to be a trial. the house managers are ready for a trial. and there is going to be a trial. this is a futile constitutional debate that the gop minority is forcing. they already lost it, chris. over 150 constitutional scholars left, right and center, even chuck cooper, he was my main adversary when i was co-counsel in the previous impeachment representing john bolton. wouldn't produce him. even chuck cooper says it's baloney. they're doing this because they don't want to face the reality, donald trump inciting an insurrection. they don't want to talk about anything else. that's why we're having this debate. >> michael, your take. >> i find the case for incitement to be compelling. now you know where i'm coming from. i don't think the jurisdictional b

way.ysts in this email, a clinician saying their "required reliance" on racial norms "bottom line, doiscriminate against black players." in a statement to abc news, the nfl calls the lawsuit "entirely misguided." the league says that race norming, part of what they call "demographic correction," is recommended but not required. and the concussion settlement program was "agreed to by all parties with the assistance of expert neuropsychological clinicians" and it relies on "widely accepted and long-established" testing and scoring methods. now 52 years old -- >> is it gone? >> yeah. >> reporter: kevin henry says daily life is a constant struggle. >> it takes everything in me to keep from crying, man. i just want to be -- i just want to be looked at the same way as a white guy. >> so, let's bring in ryan smith tonight. and ryan, where does this lawsuit stand tonight? the case still being litigated? >> reporter: yes, david. the players onhe nfl's motion to dismiss the case. david, as of now, the nfl's received 3,000 claims for compensation and paid out about 1,200 of them to former player

we get both the normal norms and virtues. and i think that we can begin to see how difficult things can get in a society which sympathy breaks down. it is a society which people no longer even try to enter into each other's position. it means that people are simply becoming cold or distant or unfeeling. it may be true and it may be bad but it's also, it's not really smith's point. more fundamental point is that when sympathy breaks down, the possibility of consensus and agreement begins to disappear. and from society in which are shared bonds and mutually agreed on moral norms, we begin to move towards her shift towards a certain tribalism or what the 18th century without factionalism which rival groups determined that they would follow only their own norms and reject the shared standards that might've existed in the world of contempt. this is a society that smith own analysis raises the question of whether it's in fact sustainable. i am not ready to pronounce our societies having precisely to that point but at least any of u

acts way beyond just the technical often solutions i mean this is international law or this is the norm is the rules of the roads and the states and many states for example the really in requirements to what the review existing and making sure that this flow make sense for you and i know one of the using the internet or not to you what's up in the industry who which are bullet butting in go off why because there was no international agreement where the intrusion to our look for our looks can we can we spot them and because of that suddenly it's private companies but in legal that would decide the fates of the abilities of millions bryson what's the level of concern in the u.s. government and in the u.s. about former members of the n.s.a. being recruited by foreign governments or by foreign companies that have ties to foreign governments who would then use their expertise to target america and americans. i mean i don't i don't think that's an old concept and seemed that throughout history of human kind where specialists and military or intelligence find their way in various private forms

need to combat and i think once a norm is violated it is no longer a norm again and you can't wish itso. as democrats think about what reforms are necessary that broad guideline has to be what follows them. >> so, chris has mentioned republican obstructionism and sort of explicitly political terms and attorney general holder mentioneded taste outcoms and needing to rebalance the courts in order to protect rights or achieve particular aggressive policies. in your view what value are we trying to restore when we think about particular proposed reforms. is this really just about creating basic ideological balance and calling it for what it is insane we need to have the same number of conservatives and progressives on the court in order to be fair and is it about some larger question of legitimacy and you've been skeptical of the pure court packing proposals that have proposed variation so before we tackle the substance of what reforms are good and bad what should be aimed at a con machine in a really basic way? >> sure, that's a great question because with respect to any given court refo

it's a chinese culture norm.ation's take on biggest threats of america which is china. they are in genocide in china against the uighurs, that's factually not in dispute and for the leader of the free world to say genocide is the norm. can you believe if president trump would have said the genocide of uighurs is cultural norm? it allows for this outrageous conduct and more importantly the death and defamation of a minority population in china who are encamped, in fenced enclosures and cannot leave and are undergoing reeducation therapy. this is a serious threat to the world. maria: and not only that but i'm glad that you mentioned the left media allowing this propaganda to take place. look at these headlines from the global times. xi jinping could have written it himself and we are looking at the global times which is the mouthpiece for the communist saying, china's strength to self-correct evidence as texas freezes and blacks out. why china with the same power grid won't suffer outrages like in the united states

we plead to the international _ democratic norms?onal community i democratic norms? we plead to the international community to | the international community to take an immediate response. call the military general to release the all elected officials and to transfer power to them, and to put this targeted sanctions on the military generals and also having a comprehensive approach from multi— lateral approach to respond to the crisis in myanmar and put pressure, diplomatic pressure, economic pressure and security pressure against the military generals as well as ask to reconvene and adopt a strong resolution that include global arms and as a referral of the situation to the international criminal court on the crimes that they committed against the ouija committed against the 0uija populations in myanmar. thanks to macro two them. —— wai wai nu. establishing what has happened in myanmar is quite tricky but reuters news agency has filed a couple of details confirming that there is now a second day of marching in myanmar in the big citie

the legal process is becoming the new political norm to come the price of free speech. to the issue of black lives massive protest we get her take on what life is like for a reporter in a divided america i feel that being conservative media is. very physically threatening to journalists. black or white the decision to cast a british actress of jamaican descent in a t.v. series. the wrong black. magic. in i don't know every. writer no white queen. but also. in libya following. it often and watching r.t. internationally she's gone 5 o'clock in the sky. from the acquittal of donald trump saying democrats point the finger of blame at a cowardly creep of republicans while some republicans and i were even wanting to impeach the new president joe biden so is the legal process becoming the new political norm looking at the impact on american politics his. donald trump no he's the most acquitted president in the u.s. history and no one worked harder to win him the title than the democrats and the realization is doing on them but what we saw in that senate today was that cowardly

suggest that joe biden should now be paid we ask if the legal process is becoming the new political norm also to come the price of free speech supporting journalists is harassed and or sold to dish she covers up black lives matter protests we get her take on life as a reporter in a divided america. i feel that being conservative media is now very physically threatening to journalists black or white the decision to cast a british actress and jamaican descent as queen anne boleyn in a t.v. series causes this online. it's about correcting the wrong black people who have been systematically disenfranchised from participating in a way i don't know where brick in queens if you could rub it in a white queen. and also to come we look back at the last 10 to moche where she is in libya following the arab spring. good afternoon just gone 3 o'clock in moscow you're watching r.t. international now the fallout from the acquittal of donald trump democrats blame a cowardly group of republicans while some republicans are now even wanting to impeach the new president joe biden so is the legal process beco

the set of norms, i appreciate people coming.hen a norm or law is violated, i totally agree, we need to have capacity. that this is public. linking the attack, so the public and everyone understands what is happening. if this continues down the path, then we are facing a scenario then yes, maybe a scattering of the internet. could be quite complicated. because there is no symmetry between the world. anchor: we have run out of time. thank you so much to all of our guests. and thank you for watching, you can watch this program again any on al jazeera.com and for further discussion go to our facebook page. you can also join the conversation on twitter, for me and the whole team, by for now. ♪ >> china could become the first country to issue a digital currency. ■■■■■■■■ ♪ eric campbell: germany is letting go of coal. europe's biggest economy has closed its black coal mines without sacking a single worker. now it's phasing out the brown coal it burns for electricity. but climate activists say it's still not enough. we find out why a c

so in addition to pushing against gender norms these suffragists also pushed against norms of heterosexuality and we can see this in their private lives. so we have to delve a little bit deeper now away from their public personas into their private lives and what we discover is that many of the suffragists propped up this public image of heterosexuality. well living their own private queer lives. so a good example of this is alice dunbar nelson and nelson had been married to paul lawrence dunbar and even after they divorced and he eventually passed away. still she would present herself and introduce herself as mrs. paul lawrence dunbar. she was fully aware that this allowed her a certain heterosexuality that earned her a lot more respect in public than if she presented herself as a single woman, and so she continued to present herself as mrs. paul lawrence dunbar for years after even after she remarried even when she was divorced at various points in her life. and in a private life, we know she had relationships with men. she had relationships with women if she were alive today, she might ide

joining us now, cnn white house correspondent john harwood and norm eisen. he served as counsel for the democrats on the house judiciary committee during the first impeachment of the former president. ambassador eisen, i want to start with you. the brief filed by the former president's new lawyers is really interesting in the arguments they make. i put interesting in quotation marks. special quotation marks. let me read you quotes about how they'll defend the form prerpt the 45th president exercised his first amendment right under the constitution to express his belief the election results were suspect. insufficient evidence exists upon which a reasonal jurist can say the president's statements were accurate or not and he, therefore, denies they were false. your take, counselor? >> john, thanks for having me back on the program. he's doubling down on the big lie that he stoked for so many months, repeated on january 6th and caused the insurrection. what an insult to those members of the senate who will sit in judgment as the jury. they were held hostage by t

norms the nfl has attacked those clinicians because they haven't used the black norms for players. > show multiple clinicians agreeing with that assessment. several neuro psychologists say they feel that factoring for race was all but required under the program. one saying if they didn't use the racial norms inquiries. another saying, black norms do discriminate against black players. the nfl calls the lawsuit entirely misguided. the league says race norming, part of what they call demographic recommendation, is not required. it was agreed toby all parties with the assistance of clinicians. when i couldnyou hear the nfl s stand against social injustice, racism and black lives matter, what do you think? >> liars. they're liars, man. it sounds great, don't it? we stand with you. boy, that sounds good. >> reporter: the league has received around 3,000 claims for compensation paying out about 1,200 of those to former players, totally about $800 million. the nfl is repeatedly denying requests to release data on people receiving settlements. >> what have they denied to do? >> reporter: rel

. is — completely against the european norm, is allowing you two bags, weighing — norm, is allowing youou are able to take onto the plane — which you are able to take onto the plane and if they are worried _ the plane and if they are worried that it will actually be too _ worried that it will actually be too many bags on board they will send — be too many bags on board they will send you a note saying if you want _ will send you a note saying if you want to check one in, you can— you want to check one in, you can do— you want to check one in, you can do it _ you want to check one in, you can do it for— you want to check one in, you can do it for free stop i think the way— can do it for free stop i think the way it— can do it for free stop i think the way it will play out is that british airways or think hang on, we are giving stuff away — hang on, we are giving stuff away that we don't need to. it is a sign — away that we don't need to. it is a sign of— away that we don't need to. it is a sign of the increasing desperation among airlines to make — desperation among airlines to make mone

the norm when that| now become the norm when that has done — now become the norm when that has donens i has done two things, that's i meant that organizations have very— meant that organizations have very rapidly— meant that organizations have very rapidly deployed - meant that organizations have very rapidly deployed new- very rapidly deployed new technologies— very rapidly deployed new technologies in— very rapidly deployed new technologies in their- technologies in their environments - technologies in their environments to - technologies in their. environments to enable continuity— environments to enable continuity to _ environments to enable continuity to take - environments to enable| continuity to take place, environments to enable - continuity to take place, and increases _ continuity to take place, and increases the _ continuity to take place, and increases the risk _ continuity to take place, and increases the risk and - continuity to take place, and increases the risk and the i increases the risk and the threat _ increases the risk and the threat of— increases the risk and

norm, i want to start with you.laid out a road map during the impeachment trial for prosecutors, for corral prosecutors? >> pamela, thanks for having me back on the show. i do think the democrats did a brilliant job this week of showing that donald trump had built up a long pattern of incitement that included the article of impeachment. and their proof included the call to brad raffensperger, can you find 11,780 votes, one more than necessary to win. and then they showed on january 6 that his incitement culminated not just with his words at the ellipse speech but his inaction and his actions after that. that's why that witness debate was so important today. it revealed focused on his conversation donald trump's conversation with the house minority leader kevin mccarthy showing his intent to incite this insurrection. this is a road map that prosecutors and civil litigants will be following for years as the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell invited tonight. >> and we're going to talk more about mitch mcconnell. i

the norm and what we consider the norm now.om: and do we get back to that norm? that will be the conversation this summer. you will be off on a three-week vacation, and that is what lisa and i will be talking about. jonathan: hopefully we will all get back to that norm. i hope so. but on entitlements, we have said it a million times, once you give someone something, it is hard to take it back. a lot has been given away. tom: we bust lisa's chops, but that buildup is jaw-dropping. my 20 of that chart is truly unimaginable. lisa: and when you start to get inflation in this borrowing costs go up, we will be talking about fiscal hawks them. jonathan: possibly, if there are any left. tom: the red sox will win. jonathan: from new york, up next, bob miller of blackrock financial, looking forward to that conversation. equity market, 3923 on the s&p. this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there'

different approach you can't treat the chinese commonest party as if it's a nation with different norms. what do we do we close the consulate in houston where they were conducting espionage we sanctioned individuals who denied freedom the very freedom that was a result of promises but the chinese has made to the world and hong kong. and then we begin to defend american property. we shut down the chinese technology inside the united states we did not permit them to transit with respect to the uighurs in the west were not going to allow products to come in that were made with slave labor this is the real action productive outcome determinative actions the united states took the world needs to join us we built in the enormous alliance and we built it with indian, japanese and australians and partners who understood distracted people in addition to the people united states and every administration has a responsibility to take to protect and preserve the medical way of life at home. jackie: i think that's one of the most important things that you actually did by ensuring that the rest of the

norms of human rights norms and the weaker exile community these are the people who bring peace to light it was weaker exiles who came forward with their cases of disappeared relatives that week an exile community is important for everybody in the world to get information from says john it is absolutely not easy to get information from there you've seen how little i could do there as a joiner list and of course the people who speak the language who are from there who know people there they still have sources i think that is one very important thing the other thing is that china is targeting descendant brought much more than it had to before that does not only concern chinese eggs us or they although they are the primary target but it also sometimes concerns foreign nationals who speak out against china or disclose some of the activities that china is doing or foreign governments that interfere with what china sees as its interest its a there is a push to for its own narrative to be dominant around the world within the chinese bureaucracy and tears thank you very much for your insights ve

wanting to impeach the new president joe biden so is the legal process becoming the new political norm looking at the impact on american politics is he course you don. donald trump no who's the most acquitted president in the u.s. history and no one worked harder to win him the title than the democrats and the realization is doing on them but what we saw in that senate today was that cowardly group of republicans who patently have no options because they were afraid to defend their job respect the institution in which they served. these senators have decided to hang their hat on jurisdictional grounds which are not based on evidence which are not based on the facts and they will have to be judged a ballistic meltdown is not something you'd expect to hear from a party whose candidate won the presidential election a democrat ego side which even stung through joe biden's psyche and it'll take more than a few cute white house lawn decorations to heal that wound what was meant to be a tool of checks and balances system transcended into one party's vendetta against a political opponent the o

democrats cry foul over donald trump said of course on twitter ask if impeachments are becoming the new norm. i feel that being conservative media is is now very physically threatening to journalists. my clients monson activists face charges of harassment and assault led to the attacking of trump supporting journalists. the decision to call 3 black british actresses queen anne boleyn in a t.v. series called sister online but the issue up for debate. in the wrong black people who have been systematically disenfranchised from participating in play other nowhere brick in queens if you could where you rub it in a white screen. and we look back at the last 10 tumultuous years in libya on the anniversary of the arab spring. a very good morning to you this is dotty international with me and care and our top story this monday morning with impeachments featuring more commonly on the u.s. political landscape was easy dong of looks at whether that as a means to convict a public official or more tool to settle old schools. donald trump no he's the most acquitted president in the u.s. history and no one

democrats cry foul over donald trump said quote so we ask if impeachment is something coming to new norm. black lines matter activists face assault charges over attacking a trump supporting journalist with the day to not pay. i feel that being conservative media is now very physically threatening to journalists. the decision to cast a black british actress as queen anne boleyn in a t.v. series called sister on line we put the issue of the debate. it's a complicated thing the wrong black people who have been systematically disenfranchised from participating in hollywood i don't know where prick in queens if you could where you rub it in a white green. and we look back at the last 10 to moche with spears in libya following the arab spring. so very good morning to you this is r.t. international with me the key hour and it's great to have you with us now our top story this monday morning as u.s. democrats blame what they call a cowardly group of republicans for the acquittal of former president donald trump don of looks at whether impeachment saw turning into we're told to settle old scores

democrats cry foul over donald trump the quits old when asked if impeachment becoming the new norm. to activist space assault charges off to a group of black life sponsored protesters attacked a trump supporting journalists covering the rally in january. i feel that being conservative media is now very physically threatening to journalists. the decision to cast of black british actresses queen anne boleyn in a t.v. series causes a stir online we put the issue up to debate. digital correcting the wrong black people with been systematically disenfranchised from participating in other north african queens if you could read it in the white queen. we look back at the last 10 term the choice she is in libya following the hour of her. very good morning to you this is r.t. international with me niki erin it's great to have you with us our top story as u.s. democrats claim what they call a cowardly group of republicans for the acquittal of former president donald trump as he calls dollars looks at whether impeachment so turning into a tool to settle old schools especially as they seem to be

democrats cry foul over donald trump so quite so we ask if the impeachment start becoming the new norm. but climbs mount an activist space assault charges over allegedly attacking a trump supporting journalist with a dirty nappy. i feel that being conservative media is now very physically threatening to get. the decision to cast a black british actresses queen anne boleyn in a t.v. series causes the stuff online and put the issue up for debate. about brecht you're wrong black people would be just imagine you didn't grandchild's from participating in bollywood i don't know arabic and queens if you could where you rub it in a white queen. we look back at the last 10 to mull choice years in libya on the anniversary of the arab spring. very good morning to you this is r.t. international with me. now our top story this monday morning as u.s. democrats blame what they call i cowardly group of republicans for the acquittal of former president donald trump. looks at whether impeachments are just a means to convict him that fishel are told to settle old scores especially as they cropped up more

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