one night miami portrait of 4 civil rights giants including malcolm x. and muhammad ali. because we are fighting a lot. in which director lee issac chung tells his own immigrant story. we need to find somewhere his family moved from korea to arkansas on the 1980 s. . become farmers. through thing or in the acting categories pay close attention to anthony hopkins who turns in a late career master class as a patriarch suffering from dimentia the father a bit confused something wrong. and in our night to kate winslet and social ronan as 1900 s. and secret lovers. but the big oscar front runner is no mad land from director. frances mcdormand is eyeing her 3rd best actress award with a bare all performance as a woman living as a modern day nomad travelling the american west in a camper van. there's no fun no madeleine one the venice film festival and it's the odds on favorite to take oscars top prize next year. all right i'm joined now by our film guy scott roxboro scott so the nominations are being announced in february the awards in april but already it looks like this could

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was only just starting to mourn the passing of john lewis, this icon of civil rights and american civic virtue, this moral giant who walked among us. but even in the initial plush of grief in this passing georgia democrats had to make this lightening fast decision who they wanted to replace him on the ballot. and those allies who knew him best, his parties in the home state of georgia they chose state senator nikema williams. just a few months earlier, she'd become the first black woman to be elected the leader of the georgia democratic party. last month in the november elections not only did senator nikema williams win her house race, she'll take john lewis' seat in congress in january.

. >> brennan: jon, you profiled one of the giants of our civil rights struggle, john lewis, who we lostd you wrote about his famous march in selma, where he was severely beaten. you said when that footage was shown to the country, there was revulsion all over america. revulsion and then redemption, is there anything more american? right now in america we have revulsion about what happened. are we at the point of redemption yet? >> redemption is a complicated thing. and that's something that we have to work on every day. john lewis represents, i think, faith in two fundamental forces in life. he was on that bridge because of a faith in god. and he was on that bridge because ultimately of a faith in america. frederick douglas once said there is no soil so conducive to the growth of reform as american soil. so progress is possible. and john used to say, when people would say, well, nothing has ever changed, he would say come walk in my shoes. now, that is easy for me to say, i'm a white, southern male, episcopalian. things tend to work out for me in this country. i wrote this book and i wa

our suffragist fore mothers who persevered through resistance, in the giants of the civil rights movement who fought for decades longer to ensure people of color could exercise these same fundamental rights would have been fiercely proud of the success of our democracy here in pennsylvania. millionr, more than 9 is opinions are registered to vote, a record high -- 9 million pennsylvanians were registered to vote, a record high. this. right being in the middle of a pandemic, more pennsylvanians than ever before, in fact, hundreds of thousands pennsylvanians participated in the november third election and heard their voices -- had their voices heard. today you will follow the tradition of the first electoral college that convened 231 years ago in pennsylvania and cast your votes based on the outcome of that election, to carry out the will of the voters of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. as president george herbert walker bush eloquently said after the 1992 election, the people have spoken and we respect the majesty of the democratic system. your participation today in this electoral colle

our foremothers who persevered through decades of resistance and the giants of the civil rights movement who fought for decades longer to ensure people of color could exercise the same fundamental right would have been fiercely proud of the success of our democracy here in pennsylvania. this year, more than 9 million pennsylvanians are registered to vote, a record high. this year, despite being in the middle of a pandemic, more pennsylvanians than ever before, hundreds of thousands more, 6.9 million and sylvain youngs participated in the november 3 election and had their voices heard. follow thewill tradition of the first electoral college that convened in pennsylvania and cast your votes based on the outcome of that election, to carry out the will of the voters of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. as president george herbert walker bush eloquently said after the 1992 election, the people have spoken and we respect the majesty of the democratic system. your participation today in this electoral college proves once again the durability of our constitution and the majesty of our democracy.

was only just starting to mourn the passing of john lewis, this icon of civil rights and american civic virtue, this moral giantho walked among us. but even in the initial plush of grief in this passing georgia democrats had to make this lightening fast decision who they wanted to replace him on the ballot. and those allies who knew him best, his parties in the home state of georgia they chose state senator cuchemnikema will. she'd become the first black woman to be elected the leader of the georgia democratic party. last month in the november elections not only did senator nikema williams win her house race, she'll take john lewis' seat in congress in january. but georgia in that election went blue in a presidential race for the first time in nearly 30 years. yesterday as one of georgia's 16 democratic electors she cast her electoral college vote for biden and harris at georgia's state capitol. joining us now is congresswoman-elect nikema williams. thank you for making time to be here tonight. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> i imagine that you are somewhere -- you and other georgia democrats are somewhe

giant twitter of essentially labeling him a hacker. start there with fox news contributor leslie marshall, civil rights attorney leo terrell.th. >> thank you. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: okay, i want you to hear from this gentleman. john paul macisaac, and this is what he said on decembe december 10th. >> to imply that i am a hacker or the information was hacked has had an irreversible impact on my business and my character. >> shannon: so come about that lawsuit, "the new york post" reports that in the lawsuit, the delaware man said he was forced to close his store and alleges that twitter acted with malicious intent by saying he hacked hunter biden's laptop. leo, this was thrown out of court on a technicality today but the attorneys said they are going to figure this out and refiled. nothing yet on the merit, what do you think the chances are for his case? >> you know what? as much as i am antisocial media come i think it is a disservice to trump, i am also a lawyer, and i think this plaintiff has an uphill battle, because twitty him. he basically identified himself as collateral damage. when twitter said this material ca

to ensure that those that follow in our footsteps do so mindful of the example of these giants of the civil rights movement. and with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to remember and honor mr. jimmy orr of base runnerswick, georgia, who recently passed away after a long and impactful life. he was a gift the athlete who excelled in basketball, baseball, and football in high school and he went on to attend clemson university on a basketball scholarship. he later transferred to the university of georgia to become one of the wally boys which was a term used for those who played under football coach -- head coach wally butts. during his junior year at the university of georgia, he was initially drafted by the los angeles rams and was late traded to the pittsburgh