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we see obergefell and hodges overturned. >> yeah. >> i mean, i think that, you know, what we saw duringpolitical beliefs and associations. and i think what we're seeing here is a fundamental denial of people's rights based upon who they are, which i think actually raises the level of concern here. right. are we looking at something that has more in common with the worst of america's past, like jim crow, honestly, than mccarthyism? because what we are seeing in iowa, for example, is the removal of trans people from civil rights protections that the state granted. you know, just a little over a decade ago, for example, and the rolling back of rights through a supreme court ruling and through a series of state laws. for example, that people have gained. so i think what we're looking at is an experimentation here on the part of the republican party and the administration for how you begin to remove people from public life. how do you begin to strip americans in a modern day, in a modern time of their rights? because i think that they understand that they're going to have to reconstitute who

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therefore, unfortunately, i do not think that this is positive for us. hodges here is charles side for has more on the you creating a reaction from the capital cage. there was a sense of great on search and see in the crating and capital as zalinski headed to washington for the meeting. a meeting that is indeed an effectively a very public route between himself and the leader of the us presidents, donald trump. so that sense of uncertainty now flights and even further the has however, been a great up swelling of suppose full zalinski on social media or monks ukrainians, showing sympathy and respect is also being coming from some of these allies in government. the prime minister denny smiled saying that, so let's q is right. the piece without guarantees would never be possible. and also majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last covered day saying that zoe sky was going to washington with his hands bout tied behind his back. he was being pressure into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his mind, has not been includ

find his way the strike. mohammed hodges reports sunset or because of the time for prayer and reflection. this is that all of them comes without the threats of israeli bombing. but the palestinians fear the cause of the 1st phase of the seas for it comes to an end. they'll be a return to the desk and displacement while left now. okay, see, and then how do i, what did you have to did that i am scared of the work to be launched again after 15 months of suffering and bombing and showing we only as a country to do what is necessary for the 2nd stage of negotiations. to start soon into increasing and many to again 8 and to start with construction of gaza palestinians in gauze. i've lost so much this past year and livelihoods that most of their loved ones is yusef. i'm a person of 25 of his family members and then this rarely strike he's only just been reunited with those who survived myself from these among hundreds of prisoners released by you as well as part of the ceasefire day on a farm. i had breaking fast with my families of wish that came true. however, it looks more than half of them.

going in the you, the old ways are best. nevertheless, the people have a pop, hodges booth is and they have picked the president. this is again, a very small country, a very small country, but with huge potential in industry, in agriculture and in mining, of course, in terrorism, an incredibly beautiful country. but again, a landscape and the nation and the people mod, to find scot white conflicts. we saw an incident that is already being described as a terrorist attack, an attack with opposing station here and up cards via web. i all men with a sole bible bust into a booty cedrin and attacked people forced everyone to the ground, began firing the at and seize the pilot bolts as scattering the booth and the tab again, 3 timber, they moved his since then uprising and even russian, prosecutors have joined the efforts and the problem is to bring everyone responsible pulled us attack, which has been leading to the relatives of a good example. uh, the 2nd cabinet is in the selection at plumbers to bring them to a child. and everyone involved the organize a tax and then people to ation again

michael fanone, harry dunn, daniel hodges, everybody else who was involved and affected and hurt by thatg those people march in past you who want to deny that you served them that day? >> robert: yeah. it's something. [laughter] >> stephen: your buddy martin scorsese uses music a lot when he's directing. he's thinking about the music. saying something, write this song down. he knows when he edits it, he might want that song to be associated with that scene. do you use music to get into character? >> robert: no. i can. sometimes i use music to feel certain way. >> stephen: do you do an animal spine? she skis easily beneath the ceiling of stars. do you do any of that vocal stuff? >> robert: that's interesting. maybe i'll try that. >> stephen: just say some of my acting is from stephen colbert. >> robert: i did something when i had to cry and i saw a commercial -- not sappy music but very sad kind of music and it actually worked. it got me to cry every time i watched it so i play it and i do the scene. >> stephen: please tell me remember what the commercial is. >> robert: i don't. it was to

and we've got actually quite surprising people like dan hodges, even andrew neil turning around and sayingr best as a nation. it makes me feel proud to be british when we have days like that. so no, i think all these idiots who are calling for this state visit to be cancelled, they're being childish. grow up. >> well, can we get a high chair forjd vance to >> well, can we get a high chair for jd vance to sit the toddler in the corner so he he stays away from any real debate, you know, because he can't be trusted. didn't he? well, i don't know. >> well, listen, listen, stay with us, because we are now going to outside the european summit leaders where they are right now. let's speak to our gb news political editor, christopher hope. christopher, can you tell us more? what can you tell us? >> well, the meeting is breaking up >> well, the meeting is breaking up very shortly. behind me, all the cars are gathering. you're seeing them moving off behind me. we will see some leaders emerge from the building, and we'll see a press conference with our prime minister at 5:00. we're not expecting a hu

you mentioned dan hodges. he was a columnist for the mail.eron�*s favourite columnist. he's hardly a socialist. he�*s hardly a socialist. >> and david. >> and david. >> cameron is a conservative. >> cameron is a conservative. >> but there's no indication of >> but there�*s no indication of even a whiff of this sentiment that you've talked about amongst any labour mps, let alone the cabinet. so for you to say that cabinet. 50 for you to say that the left wing is saying this left wing is saying that. leftists crying, crying out. thatis leftists crying, crying out. that is ridiculous. come on. >> you mean look, the reality is, is that this. would you agree with with some of these arguments that we should stop the trade deal, get rid of chagos? >> no. >> no. >> of course it is ridiculous, isn't it? and that's the point. isn�*t it? and that's the point. i�*m saying we�*ve got these massive calls for people saying we've got to drop america as the as the leader of the free world, we've got to distance ourselves from donald trump. we�*ve got to stop