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black people because, after all, it's an mtv world. they reward white people, that's my question. [applause] >> okay. in terms of richard pryor -- a more militant approach by blacks, but race was on the table in america in a way that it's not now. so what richard pryor had to say, much of it comparing and contrasting black lifestyle with the white american norm and much of his comedy came from that was very pertinent, very vivid and very impactful at that time. as far as dave chapelle, i consider dave chapelle one of the best comedians around. he and chris rock to me are one of the top three from my point of view. and, again, it's subjective. but i'm not sure or dave chapelle wasn't a success. did he not leave because -- >> he walked away. >> he did not want to. i watched that show, and be i know that students in a class that i teach on comedy, on african-american comedy, white and black students love dave chapelle. dave chapelle was one of the most popular comedians there. they understand him much more than richard pryor so he was, i think, getting across. i think they understood that in a way because he was able to ta

richard gough always tried just before half time was all the all blacks could muster eighteen to five the final score but those still when they're trying nations if they can beat australia are in for a spain next weekend. desolate distance bold coming up is the weather stay with r.t. . hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. he's telling. the. dynamics. of fierce fighting in. tripoli. around the city itself of the country. the story develops tonight we've got the latest just ahead also suggestions of ceasefire it's an idea egypt reportedly managed to convince both. the days ahead of the show. and roughing up some of the top stories from the week the crackdown against the english wanted to gains momentum with harsh sentences handed to those. judges and politicians went too far. and the promise of a single economic government fails to reassure anxious investors fresh trouble over greece. new stability.

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richard nixon was only president for five and a half years. you'll recall he had to leave early, remember? but he got four appointments. because chief justice warren, justice fortis, and justice black all left. and richard nixon got to name the replacements, warren berger, lewis powell, william rehnquist, and harry blackmon. as you think about that list, i think it illustrated something about the supreme court, but something much broader than that. which is to me the biggest political development of my lifetime, which is the evolution of the republican party. the republican party of the 1970s is almost unrecognizable from the republican party of today. that's because look at what -- you can see in the appointments to the supreme court. a lot of people thought what nixon got all of those appointments the court was going to change dramatically. but it didn't. in 1970s, the court was almost as liberal as it was in the 1960s. think about the big cases of the 1970s. the nixon tapes case, they essentially forced nixon out of office, pentagon tapers, they approved school busing, they ended the death penalty in the united states. just declared every statute on the book unconstitutional. they a

richard nixon was only president for 5 1/2 years. you remember he had to leave early? but he got four appointments because chief justice warren, justice foridice, justice hall, and justice black all left in quick succession and richard nixon got to name all their replacements. who did he name? berger, powell, rehnquist, and blackman. and as you think about that list, i think it illustrates something about the supreme court but about something much broader than that. which is to me the biggest political development of my lifetime which is the evolution of the republican party. the republican party of the 1970's is almost unrecognizable of the republican party from today. that is because, look at what -- you can see that transformation in the supreme court. a lot of people thought when nixon got owl those appointments that the court would change dramatically, but it didn't. in fact, in the 1907's, the court was almost as liberal as it was in the 1960's. the nixon court case. they ended the death penalty in the united states in 1972. declared every statute on the books unconstitutional. they allowed it back in in 1976, but of course, still the most controversial division decision of

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black smoke. an area that would not be at all penetrable as recently as yesterday is now run over by civilians and rebel leaders. richard're seeing. >> reporter: i'm in the compound surrounded by high walls, folks are streaming out. in front of me is a man smiling. he is carrying at least four maybe five assault rifles. another person is coming out with a new car. there are still some explosions. people are carrying rpgs with them. there is some degree of unexploded order nabs in here. i think this is people have to be very careful where they walk in this compound. there is heavy destruction inside. there's not just one building. there are dozens of buildings within the perimeter walls in this complex. there are gardens. terror reck asian areas, many of these buildings are completely destroyed. >> we actually are looking at live pictures from inside the compound. and it's hard to tell who may be rebel forces and who may just be curiosity seekers. are you seeing that, richard, where you have people who are civilians coming in wanting to see what's there? >> mostly we're seeing looters. we're not seeing families, we're se

luke, chuck, andrea, thanks to all of you and after the break, emanuel cleburne, and chairman of the national black caucus and we will get some analysis from him, and richard wolffe, and our analysis will continue, but president obama says that at least the outlines and the agreement are here and we expect a vote in both houses tomorrow. >>> president obama just a short time ago saying that there is a deal on the table to avoid the first-ever default in the history of this country to raise the debt ceiling. we also heard from both mitch mcconnell, harry reid, and john boehner has given a powerpoint presentation to the members of his caucus. so tomorrow, we have a little bit of a schedule, and i'm just handed the senate schedule. they will come in tomorrow morning and the republicans are going to meet at 10:00. the democrats are going to meet at 11:00, but the idea on both sides is that there will be a vote. now, the question is what is going to happen over on the house side. joining me is democratic congressman from missouri emanuel cleburne who is the chairman of the congressional black caucus. good evening. >> good evening. >> the president painted this

all of you. >>> after the break, congressman emmanuel cleburne, chairman of the congressional black caucus. we're going to get reaction from him. we'll get political analysis from jonathan alter and richard wolffe. our coverage will continue, but president obama says the -- at least the outlines of an agreement are here and we would expect a vote in both houses tomorrow. >>> president obama just a short time ago saying there's a deal on the table to avoid the first ever default in the history of this country to raise the debt ceiling. we also heard from both mitch mcconnell, harry reid and john boehner has given a power point presentation to the members of his caucus. so tomorrow we have a little bit of a schedule. i'm just handed the senate schedule. they are going to come in tomorrow morning. the republicans are going to meet at 10:00. the democrats are going to meet at 11:00. but the idea on both sides is that there will be a vote. now, the question is, what's going to happen over on the house side? joining me is democratic congressman from missouri eman manual cleaver. he is the chairman of the congressional black caucus. congressman, good evening. >> good evening. >> the president p

all of you. >>> after the break, congressman emmanuel cleburne, chairman of the congressional black caucus. we're going to get reaction from him. we'll get political analysis from jonathan alter and richard wolffe. our coverage will continue, but president obama says the -- at least the outlines of an agreement are here and we would expect a vote in both houses tomorrow. >>> president obama just a short >>> president obama just a short time ago saying there's a deal on the table to avoid the first ever default in the history of this country to raise the debt ceiling. we also heard from both mitch mcconnell, harry reid and john boehner has given a power point presentation to the members of his caucus. so tomorrow we have a little bit of a schedule. i'm just handed the senate schedule. they are going to come in tomorrow morning. the republicans are going to meet at 10:00. the democrats are going to meet at 11:00. but the idea on both sides is that there will be a vote. now, the question is, what's going to happen over on the house side? joining me is democratic congressman from missouri eman manual cleaver. he is the chairman of the congressional black caucus. congressman, good evening. >>

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