right of assembly all for everyone the right to peaceful protest but that freedom is not a carte blanche for anti semitic slurs or hatred and for violence and it's important that we all oppose such behavior at every opportunity. that was the german government spokesperson i'm joined now by our political correspondent simon young from a parliamentary food has some of the german ministers and the government making very tough statements there with that they want to send a very strong message on their. yeah i'm retired i think they want to make it clear that protest against the decision by president trump to recognize to root slim is israel's capital mustn't be allowed to spill over into anti semitic violence and of course there's always some potential for that here in germany especially in big cities like berlin where you've got a launch immigrant population with sympathy for the palestinian cause and it's pretty clear that some of these people demonstrating over the weekend in berlin outside the u.s. embassy were very angry and you know a longstanding opponents of israel and some flag burn

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uh, blanche, it happened again.ift is only as good as the network it's on. >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. we come now to the olympics where like donald trump eating kfc athletes push their bodies to the limits of human endures deurns but this time one country has pushed it self too far. >> unprecedented announcement today from the international olympic committee russia has been banned from the winter limb picks in korea. a heavy price for russia massive depping operation. >> the ban means russia as a country will not be represented at this winter's games. >> trevor: but apparently when russia hosted the 2014 winter olympics it was systemically doping its athletes. which in a way i totally understand, right. i mean you don't want your olympic team getting beaten in your own country. that would be horrible. it would be like beyonce showing up to do karaoke at your birthday party. you would be there like yeah, no, she's really tam entered, whatever, i mean yeah, i was going to sing that song but whatever. b

their chris down american bester that was the to big point and from that point there was a car to blanche for them ok to. kill and murder anything they want. or like before. you know no. i mean war. and played. to the. of course get out of the house you know the backwash of what could definitely see this what you end up with these guys it was you know all over again musician they went underground no i mean the games you know change. they want to baffle me. i don't miss a brother. brother who got shot. and i got. arrested twice. and somebody would give to the bedroom miles we've been with russia go through of my adam pistols and guns like where you go get up get up there's one someone asked me couple of questions like. who are you i said i don't know who audio and he starts lead me around the said i ask question you know you're not and then this started me up on the tram but no the back of my car truck you buy i refuse that and know right away i'm not the one in one shot we should meet the base let me see if. there is some ice is a live and nobody can deny that i mean they control some som

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do due diligence they don't want to have to find out if a story's real this now gives them carte blanche to be able to do that they don't have to check whether a story is real if they print something that defame someone they can pay them a couple of little box and they can profit like crazy from it and you're not allowed to read any of the profits they get it would be in layman's terms like this if you went out and robbed the bank and they sent machine to two years for the actual bank robbery then when you get out you get to keep all the money you took that would be the equivalent to a show they're allowing the mainstream media now to profit from wrongdoing they can go out and commit wrongdoing make all the profits they want off it and the person wronged is not entitled to any of those profits that the faith or mainstream media might get show that's that's the repercussions it's much bigger than people realize what this case that's why thirty two of them came in they didn't want this to stand because they'd be held accountable then. what do you think are the biggest misconceptions or mes

s given the iranians carte blanche to operate freely in any non-nuclear way she's been arguing that the. itself should be renegotiated perhaps new sanctions should be introduced to curb what she sees as iran's threatening actions but this has been vehemently rejected by russia during this briefing russia absolutely adamant that the j c p o they cannot be renegotiated which is a position that iran has strongly made so what we're going to be seeing in days ahead among members of the security council is a strong discussion vigorous discussion about whether the j c p o a can continue to exist in its current form if iran is considered to be a threat in the future mike hanna thank you very much indeed we are on the saudi led military coalition fighting in yemen has been accused of killing at least one hundred thirty six civilians and noncombatants in just ten days the united nations says they were killed by saudi airstrikes between december the sixth and december the sixteenth. these are the incidents the un was able to verify so the number of civilians killed could be higher one attack invol

and definitely trying to persuade but he did not have the same sway over congress as a political blanch ovranch. i suspect it is not quite as strong enough. it is very good evidence of his intense and motivation and other obstruction case with firing comey. i think it is important. i don't think it sets up a separate criminal case. >> i have a recollection of being a young man and hearing from a police officer through my car window that ignorance of law is no defense. people are saying look, he was new to government and the way the federal government, is that a defense? >> not to me. it is also not a defense in this case because we know that before this happened over the summer, he already fired comey in a block back from that led to the mueller investigations. we know that he knew by now that you are not supposed to obstruct investigations where they are into you and your campaigns. so that does not fly at all. >> ken, how surprise were you to see these on the record quoting from burr right there from the new york times tonight. >> i thought that was one of the most striking parts of t

of their costs down american bester that was the to big point and from that point there was carter blanche for them ok to. kill and murder anything they want. or like before. you know no. i mean war. of course get out of the house you know the back porch of what could definitely see this what you end up with these guys it was you know all over again there musician they went underground no i mean the game is set you know changed it. from me. i don't listen brother i got chapped brother who got shot. and i got arrested twice. and somebody will came to the bedroom. but russia go through of my had and pistols and guns like where you go. once i want to ask a couple of questions. who are you i said i don't know who audio and he starts lead me around there's a question you know you're not and then there's the beat me up with the tram but no the back of my car truck you buy i refuse that is a no right away i'm not the one it one should be should with the bass but me see if . there is some ice is available nobody can deny that i mean they control some some it's a rare but not big areas may have ano

really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense of coming back 25 years later and seeing personally my own evolution as an artist and thinker. the whole effort to put the chicano or indigenous woman's experience on center stage is, in itself, for euro-american theaters, a radical position. because of the state of theater, it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at how hard it is for us to strive to keep our theater is going, etc. i like to think that i'm not struggling quite as hard, personally, but what i mean by that, the intention, the commitment. particularly, to produce works that would not be produced in other places, and also to really nurture women of color artists. i think that is something that has not shifted for me in those 25 years, and it is good to see that brava remains committed to that kind of work. ♪ >> when people talk about the reflection of the community, we can only go from what

uh, blanche, it happened again.ft is only as good as the network it's on. >>> a security guard has been stabbed in a bus station and police are calling it a terror attack. they identified the attacker as a 24-year-old palestinian captured at the scene. the guard is hospitalized. lebanese forces fired tear gas and water cannons as hundreds of angry protesters near the protest in lebanon. they gathered to demonstrate president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. they are protesting in pakistan and turkey where hundreds showed up to show their anger at the decision. earlier today the ambassador to the united nations nikki haley defending the president's move. >> for 22 years you had had presidents and the american people ask for the embassy to be moved. no president, not clinton and not bush, not obama had the courage to make that move and listen to the will of the american people. when it comes to those that are upset, we knew that was going to happen, but courage does cause that. >> cnn

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it's a choice between standing up for our principles or giving republicans cart blanche to run roughshod over democrats. this is a fight we're willing to fight and willing to take the down sides of it, too. it is very important to us that children who were brought here through no fault of their own get protection under the law. democrats are going to show backbone on this and stand up even if it means shutting down the government. >> jon: alex, do you see it coming and who do you see blinking? >> i do not expect a government shutdown. neither party wants to shut down the government. normally when both parties want to keep the government open it will stay open. today you've seen house conservatives saying they'll go along with a two-week extension which gives our leaders time to work things out. daca is one of the big issues. what do we do with the dreamers now that president trump has said that program is going to end. i know today a group that i work with new american economies are trying to put pressure on leaders. there is already bipartisan agreement around this. we can deal with dre