indeed he was merely the receiver of information from bradley manning so we can reveal that go off with blum was effectively overthrown by the usa for speaking out about buying gap saying it might be close to if you threw the cia out do you think given that was why the governor general of australia might have to explain what the governor general is this court morrison's been frightened of intervening on as because david hurley you know go. general zack scott morrison well look i don't think that's not look on trying to be a straight shooter and i'm telling you the way i see these signs so i'm going to be a straight shooter on this i think it's absolute rubbish and you know that the cia i changed is trying government is trying papal change is trying government because everybody misses the 2nd part of that story yes. governor general. at that stage. basically sacked or put aside. gough whitlam the promise to go off with them because the palm it was becoming an operable and things were an eyeball to get through it now these then they had an election and the astronomy and people de

all of it, though, is the basis for bradley's reconceptualization of liberty. as private rights against public power. man against the state. it is all premised on a series of dubious legal moves. now with regard to bradley's hostility to the reconstruction legislature, biracial legislature, i want to very briefly turn to issue in the recent slaughterhouse scholarship. it has been suggested there is racism on both sides. and so it washes out as an issue in this case. we have the racist butchers and campbell on one side and on the other side, disfigured jeremiah black, who was a lawyer for the crescent city company. we know he was anti-lincoln, we know he was anti-reconstruction. and it has been claimed jeremiah black basically swallowed his distaste for those carpetbaggers who were coming in and getting the benefit of the exclusive franchise and black had a litigation strategy to gut the privileges or immunity clauses for racial reasons. the source of this is a 1930 dissertation by a person named william brigands. and at this dissertation was published as a 1934 book on jeremiah black's speeches. now, the

happened just after it apocrypha at the customs level of the tom bradley international terminal. the 27-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene. his name is still not been released but investigators believe he may have jumped to his death. >>> a team from the ntsb is on the scene in calais trying to figure out what caused the tour helicopter to crash. killing all seven people on board including three children. and he is the spokesperson said the team who cover the crash site looking for any electronic devices that may help show what happened. investigators would also look at trees tracks and other terrain issues to see what direction the chopper was flying. the investigator in charge was from alaska and has a long history of investigating crashes on the rugged outdoor. it went missing on thursday. >>> new details now about the plane crash in louisiana that killed five people over the weekend. the claimant and about a minute after takeoff on saturday carrying passengers who were all traveling to atlanta for a college football playoff game. today, federal officials said while the investigation i

bradley -- >> to inspire voters? >> i'm not going to pretend this bloomberg is barack obama, he is an impressive man, he would be a greatnt. but you know one thing that i think we learned, voter want authenticity, to pretend you are someone you are not does not work. trump is trump, he is authentically him. be mike, it may not be enough. >> video. >> gary kaltbaum. thanthank you for starting thist by saying give between spending your own money and heck out of taxpayer money, good on you. i have not seen any big policy speeches, he has not made tv rounds yet. no doubt he is invited any time on fox, network. when do we expect that? we're talking about reaching the nation for the most important job in the world? >> that is a really good question. he gave a speech yesterday in mississippi on criminal justice. made some proposals he thinks are meaningful. the question for when he really engages, really a question and this gets to whether conventional political strategy is right more not of when you peak, for example a month ago, elizabeth warren almost seemed like she was running away with it, less so now, today, pete buttig

man. and the job you have you got to have standards. >> reporter: standards that vance county officials hope will be imposed by the state matt bradley nbc news. >> still ahead, new use for fish oil the medical breakthrough just approved that could help prevent heart attacks. plus, is seeing believing? secrets behind those fake videos popping up all over social media. mom, why do we always come here for the holidays? how did you find great-grandma's recipe? we're related to them? we're portuguese? i thought we were hungarian? grandpa, can you tell me the story again? behind every question is a story waiting to be discovered. behind every question i can't believe it. that sophie opened up a wormhole through time? (speaking japanese) where am i? (woman speaking french) are you crazy/nuts? cyclist: pip! pip! (woman speaking french) i'm here, look at me. it's completely your fault. (man speaking french) ok? it's me. it's my fault? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. (pterodactyl screech) believe it. geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. our mission is to provide complet

bradley amendment? i mean, it split the whole country up, you know what i'm saying? split whole families up. this man is putting families together, putting them to work. what more do you want, and you're trying to stop that? i just can't believe how the democrats are trying to stop him. i'm sick to my stomach with it. i'm totally sick to my stomach. i'm pro donald trump. >> okay. thanks for the call. we'll go to robert in columbus, ohio. >> i've been watching this since 2016. i just watched the vote today. 23-17. i think both parties did something wrong. donald trump withheld evidence when he could have turned around and democrats asked for what -- the subpoenas and everything. donald trump should have handed them over. if he didn't have anything to hide. and on cnn news on the state house, he turned around and said he thinks china should turn around and investigate biden. i think that was wrong. i think he's the worst enemy of himself. >> thanks for are the call. we'll go to oron next in tennessee. the session lasted seven minutes. we'll show it to you in just a minute. go ahead. >> hey, actually go

history, clemson university professor bradley thompson examines the preample to the declaration of independence. >> it does not say the purpose of government is to make all manal tore the same. it says that the purpose is to protect rights. what rights does it mean? it means the rights contained in the second self-evident truth, the rights to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. >> at 10:00 p.m. on real america the 1993 academy award-winning documentary the panama deception. >> panama is another example of destroying a country to save it, and it's another case of how the united states has exercised a might make right doctrine among smaller countries of the third world. it has long been u.s. practice to invade these countries, get what we want, and leave the people that live there to kind of rot. >> sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, living history enthusiasts re-enact george washington's crossing of the delaware. >> one of the things that strengthed the case against nixon and ledge magitimatized i was bipartisan and there were many republicans who studied the evidence, they looked at the reports, they listened to the tapes when they finall

bradley amendment? i mean, it split the whole country up, you know what i'm saying? split whole families up. this man is putting families together, putting them to work. what more do you want, and you're trying to stop that? i just can't believe how the democrats are trying to stop him. i'm sick to my stomach with it. i'm totally sick to my stomach. i'm pro donald trump. >> okay. thanks for the call. we'll go to robert in columbus, ohio. >> i've been watching this since 2016. i just watched the vote today. 23-17. i think both parties did something wrong. donald trump withheld evidence when he could have turned around and democrats asked for what -- the subpoenas and everything. donald trump should have handed them over. if he didn't have anything to hide. and on cnn news on the state house, he turned around and said he thinks china should turn around and investigate biden. i think that was wrong. i think he's the worst enemy of himself. >> thanks for are the call. we'll go to oron next in tennessee. the session lasted seven minutes. we'll show it to you in just a minute. go ahead. >> hey, actually go

man away from us. we will take him back. that was something that happened in 1955, very much in the same way, in relation to how mamie till bradley took her son back and said, you will not speak of my son in the way that you have. you will not make the brutalization of him and his body the last word about the meaning of his existence. to 100,000ds, 50,000 people, assented to that in terms of going and viewing the body, visiting the church, maintaining the memory of emmett till. there are so many things that can be said, but this is the thing that steps up more powerfully -- most powerfully, the power of people to affirm life, even when those institutions that claim authority over them will deal death. in both cases, that is what comes up. and it is awesome to contemplate from where i am. [applause] >> it is still an issue because recently when people tried to name a street after fred, fred hampton way in chicago, the ermen men refute -- the ald refused to do it, but the people themselves and named it fred hampton way. his son and his fiancee when he was murdered said, we don't care what the -- we don't care what the aldermen will