he was not suspending the heaviest corpus more. and here is the person who is the defender of the constitution. which gets a little harder to think of when early 1866 ... are you laughing at the? zak is laughing because this is from the andrew johnson historic site. one of their major images for the movie, we will see this again later today. but the speech in washington, andrew johnson said -- i know it was said by some jubilee in that our constitution had been rolled up as a piece of parchment and laid away. that in the time of warren rebellion there was no constitution well, we know that sometimes from the great necessity of the case from a great emergency, we must do unconstitutional things in order per serve the constitution itself. they have that quote at the national historic site? well this starts getting out the question of, johnson if he is resisting reconstruction, and reconstruction efforts of congress, but there are times where he's willing to say, we need to have a arrests. we need to have guarantee of a republican for

with the heaviest corpus and alike.if you take a look at how they both look at the constitution, and their actions throughout the presidency. even more broadly throughout their political lives, but anyways lincoln is actually the one who is more the defender of the constitution. he doesn't want to amend it. and who is being forced to do things he doesn't want to do because of the constitution. like forcing fremont, for the proclamation. and, as andrew johnson, who says he's a strict instruction as, but he is doing things that the constitution specifically says not to do. and he is explicitly things he should be doing. like executing faithfully the laws passed by

meanwhile, mccardle petitioned a federal court for a writ of habeas corpus.d, he appealed to the united states supreme court. the court agreed to hear the case. congress was alarmed. a ruling for mccardle could void the whole reconstruction program. at this point, congress had to resort to the seldom used constitutional clause. the supreme court shall have appellate jurisdiction, both as to law and fact, with such exceptions and under such regulations as the congress shall make. in 1868, congress decided over the president's veto to make an exception. it decided that in habeas corpus cases, there should be no right of appeal to the supreme court. the following year, the supreme court upheld this act within the power of congress. thus on the reconstruction issue, judicial review was averted by an act of congress. ♪ now, in 1937, another congress was discussing the power of the court. a court which seemed to many a threat to the recovery program. now, a different method was under discussion for dealing with this problem. the reason for this was clear. observers

meanwhile mcardle, commissioned a federal court for a writ of heaviest corpus. when it was denied, he appealed to the united states supreme court. the court agreed to hear the case. congress was alarmed. and a ruling for mcardle could avoid the whole reconstruction program. at this point congress head had the constitutional clause the supreme court shall have jurisdiction, both as to law and fact with such exceptions and under such regulations as the congress shall make. and 1868, congress decided over the president's veto to make an exception. it decided that -- when haters corpus cases, there should be no right of appeal with the supreme court -- thus on the reconstruction issue, judicial review was averted by an act of congress now in 1937, another congress was discussing the power of the court. a court which seemed to many, a threat to the recovery program. now a different method was under discussion, for dealing with this problem. the reason for, this was clear. observers noticed -- that when the court was divided, the divisions all then followed a pattern

high between selling some papers off and the digital diversification of journalism in every news corpus trail you is not the influential as it was in. the upcoming senate inquiry we'll examine that and could well shed some light on the dark side of media murdoch politics in australia. what will really be fascinating in history is this would be an occasion in which people can appear before parliament and give evidence about the made up media empires influence on them so politicians phonak over to talk about what is happening behind the saints and that's very important is too much fear of speaking out against the so going to is ation it's have powerful it's been over many decades so i think would be a very important moment for a strain. it's being given excepted that you could not win in australia and less murdoch was onside the role or that pulling paris murdoch press has largely gone and this is partly a story about the decline in one string maybe are not only. there is still a game does that mean palla so it's still got power but it's not that sort of habit but certainly. and you know

suspending the writ of habeas corpus, other infringements on civil liberties and playing fast and loose at times with the constitution, and it's not just if you google it. the if you go through books about abraham lincoln and constitution, many of them focus on those aspects. now, it's harder -- there's not as many internet searches for andrew johnson as there are for abraham lincoln amazingly enough, so rather than google, it i decided to get an idea of the representation of andrew johnson and the constitution. let's go to the national parks service. this is from the website of andrew johnson's historic site in greenville, tennessee. just a little ways from where we sit now, and they have decided the interpretation of andrew johnson is the constitution president. sounds good, right? they even go on not just on their main site but in some of their materials. constitution shall be saved and the union preserved. it's a little different than lincoln's constitutional dilemma, right? and to that they are -- this is a close-up of that pamphlet we just saw where it said johnson formulated his

love this movie my favorite movie of the year competition particularly from a polish movie called corpus christi which is about a priest convict who a person needs a priest and so gets involved with small town spiritual community also great films . this year so maybe that's the big competition but i'll definitely be pulling for another round to we have ok thanks so much. another movie making headlines is nigeria's 1st lesbian feature film effect meaning what's the movie was released online this thursday for human rights day that's because the country's censors won't allow it to be shown in cinemas nigeria has one of the world's biggest film industries known as nollywood it also has laws that punish homosexuality with up to 14 years in prison. or last year this is a perfect. if a tells the story of 2 women who fall in love in nigeria a country where same sex relationships are illegal in the past nollywood has often depicted clear characters as mentally ill or deeply troubled but the filmmakers say their film portrays normal life for a sizable percentage of the nigerian population i feel l

yeah i mean the ground was my favorite movie but look you shadow to the polish film corpus cristi which sadly didn't win but. it's a really powerful movie it's up a drama about an ex convict who impersonates a priest and sort of infiltrate the spiritual communion of a small town and it's also a movie a surprise because what starts off as sort of a maybe conventional genre movie almost turns becomes a really a lot of true meaning of faith and spirituality and there's also no budget movie that really blew me away and i hope people really get a chance to maybe check it out even though again sadly didn't win anything. let's talk about the european film awards themselves what does winning one means a filmmaker. yeah i mean you're going towards don't obviously have the profile of the oscars say but they want to shine a light on the smaller our host movies out of europe that maybe don't get the attention that they deserve and i think this year where so many theaters have been closed because of colbert lockdowns most of these nominees the films this year didn't get a chance to be shown in theat

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reporter: at saint brendan church in san francisco come the service begins with the temperature check at corpus christi church in fremont, each household brings their own chairs and stays in the yellow square. at newman hall in berkeley, parishioners are encouraged to constantly sanitize their hands. all of the churches requires social distancing and mask. >> praying outside in the rain on christmas, that is a whole new way of praying for us. >> reporter: one parishioner has been with newman hall for more than 30 years, even though the church alive streams all their services she says online is not the same. >> it gave me the opportunity to really connect, to see my friends. at a distance of course. >> reporter: many say praying in the rain is a reflection of the kind of year 2020 has been, a lot of challenges, surprises, and constant adjustments. >> to work around any obstacle, overcome any problem or situation, i think the rain is not going to discourage anyone from coming out today. >> reporter: one fathers as part of his message today included guidance on how to improve physical and spiritua

meanwhile he petitioned a federal court far writ of habius corpus. it could void the entire reconstruction program. they had the seldom used constitutional clause. the supreme court showed appellant jurisdiction with exceptions and under such regulations as the congress shall make. in 1968 congress decided to make an exception. it decided that in cases there should be no right of appeal to the supreme court. the following year the supreme court upheld this act as within the power of congress. on the reconstruction issue, judicial review was averted by an act of congress. >> there is a power of the court, that seems a threat to the recovery program. now a different threat was under discussion for this problem. the reason was clear. observers noted mcreynolds and butler were inclined to vote together. they usually interpreted daxs power and the pour to regulate congress. on the other hand some justices also tended to vote together interpreting more broadly the same clauses. one group was called conservative and one was called liberal. justice they vote

one is a writ of habeas corpus and the other is a writ of mandamus. what i'm asking for is in the habeas corpus, which deals directly with me, is that pursuant to the first setback, which is really the only bipartisan thing donald trump accomplished, by signing on the executive order, which again, was bipartisan, they have done absolutely nothing on. and there's earned time credit. now, i did the mandamus because i made a promise to guys back at otisville and others like my buddies tony meatballs and big minty i wasn't going to stop once i got out, once i was put on home confinement. the writ of mandamus will affect 153,000 eligible federal inmates who will be able to receive their earned time credit based upon programming credit as well as work credits so they, too, can be released to either home confinement or supervised release. >> i'm going to slow you down because we got statutory codes, we have the first step, we have tony meatballs. a lot to track. but what you're saying, sir, is that you have advocacy that's not only for yourself but also is f

the purpose of the -- for one thing, i think you're applying -- you are in the context of habeas corpus, so i think that's important. and this court has never applied anything of watershed other than "giddeon" but when you talk about the original context of habeas corpus, the thing has pointed to a trial tainted by mob violence or, you know, something of that nature. i mean, that is one potential answer i think to that question. held without consent? >> iac without consent goes to jurisdiction in the context of whether the jurisdiction can entertain the case where a special master without consent could not be jurisdictions. >> i am a little troubled by the empirical studies. you have it really put any evidence that there aren't a significant number of people who have been wrongfully convicted because of the lack of unanimit unanimity. you say some people benefited and some people didn't but what does it matter? that they may have not been guilty doesn't answer the watershed question. >> now, i don't think that it does but the premise of the question is on whether it is so seriously unde

missed or polish drama corpus christi in which a former criminal impersonates a priest to help a small town in need of spiritual salvation. 2020 european film awards want to shine a light on movies that got overlooked or ignored in the year of the pandemic the european film industry has been hit hard by the pandemic we need to do everything that we can to demonstrate the european film industry that it still exists and examination to promote position european cinema as best we can. in place of a physical ceremony starting december 8th will be 5 nights of live stream to events highlighting the best of 2020 including check war film the painted bird. and italian period drama martin 8 of. germany is a strong contender this year berlin alexanderplatz bonnie's update on the literary classic. and pencils mythic love story are both nominated for best european film. the winners of the 2020 european film awards will be announced december 12th. some headlines now netflix has rejected a call to put disclaimers on its series the crown that would label the show as fiction the demand came from britain

for one thing you are applying come here in the context of habeas corpus so that's important. this court has never applied anything of watershed other than gideon but when you talk about the original context of habeas corpus, , the court has pointedo things like a trout child thats painted by mob violence or something of that nature. that is one potential answer i think to that question. >> how about a trial that was held by a special master without consent? >> well, think a trial held by a special master without consent potentially goes to jurisdiction. the court has also addressed the historical schedule of the written in the context of whether court had actual jurisdiction to entertain the case. it was a quarter competent jurisdiction where special master without consent would arguably not be according confident jurisdiction. >> all right. i i am a little troubled by the empirical relief but for different reason than you are. you haven't put anything to the contrary. you haven't put any evidence that there are not a significant number of people who have been wrongfully conv

it has its underpinnings from the ability to suspend habeas corpus.pend habeas corpus in times of invasion or rebellion, i think that's what the constitution literally said. so any third grade social studies student should know that to suspend habeas corpus, to impose martial law because you don't like the result of an election that was done pursuant to the u.s. constitution is unconstitutional, i believe that if the president were to issue such an order you would see mass resignations in the pentagon, i believe that our military leaders who take an oath, by the way, to support and defend the constitution, not the president, would refuse and i believe that a federal district court would enjoin such behavior in about ten minutes. >> secretary johnson, ten years ago this month we saw the end of don't ask, don't tell. the federal ban on gay men and lesbians serving openly in the military. you and admiral mullin at the department of defense were the leaders of a task force, you wrote the report that said letting lgbt americans serve in the military openly

a corpus christi church in fremont, each household rings their own chairs and stays in their yellow square the newman hall in berkeley, persons are encouraged to constantly sanitize. >> and gave me the opportunity to connect and see my friends. >>> for the second night, less than 10% of i.c.u. beds are available in the bay area and across the state. only 1400 i.c.u. beds are free. in santa clara county, it has been two weeks the i.c.u. started to hit capacity. one difference, hospitals are keeping up with elective surgeries and outpatient procedures. back in the spring, hospitals chose to cancel them. >>> multiple law enforcement agencies are in nashville investigating a massive pollution of our recreational vehicle. moments before the explosion this morning, nashville police responded to a report of shots fired. when officers arrived, they found the rv, which was playing a recorded message, saying obama detonate within 15 minutes. the bomb squad was called in and as it approached, the blast went off. it was so powerful, it was heard miles away. >> we were in bed. we thought it was a long

missed or polish drama corpus christi in which a former criminal impersonates a priest tells a small town in need of spiritual salvation. the 2020 european film awards want to shine a light on movies that got overlooked or ignored in the year of the pandemic the european film industry has been hit hard by the pandemic we need to do everything that we can to demonstrate the european film industry that it still exists an examination to secure from the position european cinema as best we have. in place of a physical ceremony starting december 8th for the 5 nights of lifestream defense highlighting the best of 2020 including check war film the painted bird. and italian period drama martin beat it. like that. germany is a strong contender this year berlin alexanderplatz update on the literary classic. and petals mythic love story are both nominated for best european film. the winners of the 2020 groupie in film awards will be announced december 12th. some headlines now netflix has rejected a call to put disclaimers on its series the crown that would label the show as fiction the demand ca

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in the context of habeas corpus. i think that's important, and this court has never applied anything as watershed other than giddy and that when we talk about the original context of wasas corpus, a trial that tainted by mob violence or something of that nature. i mean, that is one potential answer to that question. how about a trial that was without consent? held by a a trial special master without consent potentially goes to jurisdiction. goes to jurisdiction >> the court has established the historical scope of the writ and jurisdiction to entertain the case, and if it wasn't a court of competent jurisdiction, were a special master without consent would not be common jurisdiction. could not be jurisdictions. >> i am a little troubled by the empirical studies. you have it really put any of people who have been wrongfully convicted because of the lack of unanimit unanimity. you say some people benefited and some people didn't but what does it matter? that they may have not been guilty doesn't answer the watershed que

i love this movie my favorite movie of the year competition particular from a polish movie called corpus christi which is about a priest convict who a person needs a priest and so gets involved with small town spiritual community also great films already nominated for an oscar this year so maybe that's the big competition but i'll definitely be pulling for another round to we had best ok scott rocks for us thanks so much. another movie making headlines is nigeria's 1st lesbian feature film effect meaning what's the movie was released online this thursday for human rights day that's because the country's censors won't allow it to be shown in cinemas nigeria has one of the world's biggest film industries known as nollywood it also has laws that punish homosexuality with up to 14 years in prison. or less but. this is the path. if a tells the story of 2 women who fall in love in nigeria a country where same sex relationships are illegal in the past nollywood has often depicted queer characters as mentally ill or deeply troubled but the filmmakers say their film portrays normal life for a siz

missed or polish drama corpus christi in which a former criminal impersonates a priest tells a small town in need of spiritual salvation. the 2020 european film awards want to shine a light on movies that got overlooked or ignored in the year of the pandemic the european film industry has been hit hard by the pandemic we need to do everything that we can to demonstrate the european film industry that it still exists and it's on mission to promote position european cinema as best we can. in place of a physical ceremony starting december 8th will be 5 nights of live stream to events highlighting the best of 2020 including czech war film the painted bird. and italian period drama martin 8 it. looks. like it looks like germany is a strong contender this year berlin alexanderplatz bonnie's update on the literary classic. and pencils mythic love story are both nominated for best european film. the winners of the 2020 european film awards will be announced december 12th. some headlines now netflix has rejected a call to put disclaimers on its series the crown that would label the show as fi

yeah i mean the ground was my favorite movie but i look in shadow to the polish film corpus christi which sadly didn't win but. it's a really powerful movie it's up a drama about an ex convict who impersonate a priest and sort of infiltrates the spiritual communion of a small k. on this awful movie that by surprise because what starts off as sort of a maybe conventional genre movie almost turns becomes a really deep a look at the true meaning of faith and spirituality and there's also no budget movie that really blew me away and i hope people really get a chance maybe check it out even though again sadly didn't win anything. let's talk about the european film awards themselves what does winning means a filmmaker. yeah i mean you're going towards don't obviously have the profile of the oscars say they want to shine a light on the smaller art house movies out of europe that maybe don't get the attention that they deserve and i think this year we're so many theaters have been closed because of colbert lockdowns most of these nominees and films this year didn't get a chance to be shown in the

love this movie my favorite movie of the year competition particularly from a polish movie called corpus christi which is about a priest. who a person needs a priest and so gets involved with small town spiritual community also great film. oscar this year so maybe that's the big competition but i'll definitely be pulling for another round to wed ok thanks so much. another movie making headlines is nigeria's 1st lesbian feature film effect meaning what's the movie was released online this thursday for human rights day that's because the country's censors won't allow it to be shown in cinemas nigeria has one of the world's biggest film industries known as nollywood it also has laws that punish homosexuality with up to 14 years in prison. this is a part of. the faith tells the story of 2 women who fall in love in nigeria a country where same sex relationships are illegal in the past nollywood has often depicted queer characters as mentally ill or deeply troubled but the filmmakers say their film portrays normal life for a sizable percentage of the nigerian population i feel like for a very

love this movie my favorite movie of the year be competition particularly from a polish movie called corpus christi which is about a priest convict who a person needs a priest and so he gets involved in small town spiritual community also great films already nominated for an oscar this year so maybe that's the big competition but i'll definitely be pulling for another round to wed ok scott rocks for us thanks so much. another movie making headlines is nigeria's 1st lesbian feature film if it meaning what's the movie was released online this thursday for human rights day that's because the country's censors won't allow it to be shown in cinemas nigeria has one of the world's biggest film industries known as nollywood it also has laws that punish homosexuality with up to 14 years in prison. or less but. this is the path. if a tells the story of 2 women who fall in love in nigeria a country where same sex relationships are illegal in the past nollywood has often depicted queer characters as mentally ill or deeply troubled but the filmmakers say their film portrays normal life for a sizable per

and let me fix something that my colleague from corpus christi, texas, said, mr. cloud, my good friend saying that nobody's trying to overturn an election. today that's true, but for the last four years it wasn't true. you had the lying fake media, fake news and the social media and the democrats with the fake impeachment that has been talked about. they, indeed, were trying to overturn an election. it's just that simple and now they're trying to accuse us of doing it. the hypocrisy is unbelievable. there is nothing more sacred than americans' right to vote and this right must be protected by our great republic. we are given the charge to protect that right. unfortunately, the lack of voting i.d. and the harvesting and now the mass, m-a-s-ser mess of mail-in ballots, we have seen it highly, highly compromised, but never more so than in november 23, 2020 election. never have i seen it like that. both republicans and democrats alike have lost faith in the very election process. even more troubling is the lack of action that's been cited to pursue the numerous claims

instead the wealth created to tighten the grip on per over the chinese people and to build a high tech corpus of ate like the world has never seen. president xi has made clear his intentions. he was total control at home and to make china the number one power abroad. he is well o his w to working on that building up the people's liberation army and manipulating organizations beijing's benefit. engaging just the last two days we have seen in a vast inuence campaign all across the world and for some of you sitting at home today may seem like a long ways away and very ambitious president xio make but he has his eye on each and every one of us. talking to governors in washington about this tech leaderin silicon valley and many otherroups and today talking about what is happening schools especially research institutio like where i'm standing today. think abouit. the chinese communist party scientt are not pioneering cancer cures, we are. is not north korean biochemist producing sa covid vaccines, we are. iranians are not ahead of supercomputingno. in facte are we producehe surior results. we shoul

the gulf coast region, several million people from houston, corpus chris city, sugar land.'re looking at severe weather. temperatures very mild. lots of moisture here. then it expands outgoing into thursday, new year's eve, and from new orleans to lafayette. lafayette so hit hard by the hurricane season. mobile, alabama, towards montgomery and into birmingham, the risk of severe weather again. we're looking at places like martha, into southwestern texas that can expect snowfall so very dangerous driving conditions. isa, we haven't even talked about the pacific northwest. back-to-back storm systems in the next few days. >> karen mcginnis, thank you very much. good to see you, karen. >>> now to louisville, kentucky, where two police detectives connected to the case will soon be fired. detectives james and cosgrove said james violated standard procedures and untruthfulness. cosgrove fired the shot that killed taylor according to an fbi analysis. police hearing is scheduled for thursday. >>> now after months of speculation, we're getting a clearer picture of russia's tum corona

the law of retaliation is part of an expanding corpus of international law that comes out of the enlightenment stipulating how different nations should engage one another. so if you violate the accepted norms of war, if you abuse your prisoner, well then we are going to take another prisoner who we are going to abuse that prisoner to the exact same level. the key here is proportionality. retaliation is an act of proportional violence in order to convince the other side that they need to play by the rules. in fact in the 18th sentry it happened very rarely in europe in part because of this gentlemanly code of honor shared by the officers on both sides of these conflicts. and another part because of the mere threat of a retaliation was often enough to prevent abuse of prisoners. plus, both sides have a vested interested in getting their prisoners back. so there was no u.n. or international court to adjudicate these things. they were done between two men just like that, on their word of honor. what about in america? we all know warfare in america didn't look like that, right? what about in americ

smaller cities like corpus christi and milwaukee are also seeing a mike in cases. experts point to things like social and economic turmoil stu to the pandemic. a shift in the publics view on policing following the death of george floyd, and historic unemployment. webb was on leave when the shooting occurred. >>> the epicenter of the nation's coronavirus pandemic is now here, in california, and today, the governor, along with the state's health secretary, warned that stay-at-home order already likely be extended as hospitals brace for things to get worse. >> and 14, 18 days from now, this surge back on top of these other surges, related to holiday activities. >> we certainly anticipate that the middle of january is going to be a pretty different time in our hospitals, where the cases from this week and next week really start to stack on top of one another. >> and tonight the state's icu availability stands at zero, but the state data shows the rate of coronavirus hospitalizations appears to be leveling off. good evening to you, i'm andre senior. >> and i'm heather h

in is corpus christi, highway 181 near the harbor bridge teddy herrera says the man crashed into the median. he pulled the man out of the car and moments later it caught fire >> it was all god. each put me in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: no word on his condition. firefighters say this kid is a hero >> and washington, a doctor helping those struggling during the pandemic every friday she opens a $100 tab in a new spot and said so far she's opened more than $3,600 worth of tabs california decked out for the holidays in san jose christmas in the park in full swing because of covid visitors are taking in the sights from their cars >>> wildlife experts in the keys treating dozens of endangered sea turtles. they say the animals are cold stunned. that happened in the waters off cape cod he were they'll be in rehab for up to a year then it's back to the water on a cnbc trip. coast to coast i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news 13 million covid cases have been recorded in the united states since january. experts warning thanksg

the law of retaliation is part of an expanding corpus of international law, that comes out of the enlightenment stipulating how, a different nations should engage one another. if you violate, the accepted norms of war, if you abuse your prisoner, then we're gonna take another prisoner, and we're gonna use that presidents of the exact same level. the key here is proportionality. retaliation is an act of proportional violence. in order to convince the other side, they need to play by the rules. in fact, it happened very rarely in europe. in part because of this gentleman like code of honor shared by the officers on both sides of these conflicts. northern part is the mere threat of a retaliation, was of prisoners.to prevent both sides had a vested there was no un, or international court to dedicate these things. it was done before between two men, on their word of honor. what about in america? we all know wherever in america didn't look like that right? what about in america? in part because for most of the 18th century, the european powers are not sending regular troops, certainly not in large nu

. >> reporter: when cody was growing up in corpus christi in the mid-90s, his mom, mona, was going throughficult divorce and financial trouble. she, cody and cody's young sister lindsey moved in with their good friends trish and lou from the apartment complex. i can remember lou taking us to baseball practice when my sister was little, picking her up from school and stuff like that. >> reporter: his mom, mona, and trish took turns cooking for what was the beginnings of the commune. so you're really an extended family? >> yeah, pretty much. i mean, it was like living with an aunt and uncle. >> reporter: so when trish and lou suddenly decided they wanted to pick up sticks and move to south dakota, mona wanted to go too, and to take cody and his sister lindsey along as well. >> i'll never forget it. it was just like yesterday, and i told her, "no, i'm not leaving." and i had gotten extremely upset. >> reporter: the very thought of being so far away from his dad was too much for cody. so what did she say? "yes, you are. you're gonna go with us?" >> no. she let me make that decision. she would

habeas corpus. an independent judiciary.ll the ideals that he whiggish my and -- whiggishly and romantically believed had flowered in some way in that vast community of what he called the english speaking peoples. you can quibble with his analysis of the unique merits of those ideals, but -- or how they arose. the french might have a word or two to say about liberty for instance. you can quibble. but what you can't deny, or what you should certainly agree is those ideals are not trivial today. they are not trivial. it sis not banal to say you believe in these. it is not uncontested. it is not even accepted around table at the g-20, is it? so they are worth defending and conditioning, those ideals. -- championing those because if it had in the been for his bravery and his objects tansy it is likely democracy and pluralism that we enjoy would not exist in britain and probably the whole of eastern today. i -- of europe today. i give you one final example of the power of that personality that made all the difference to history.

status quo by making it worse, by injecting the political equivalent of a virus into our political corpus? and that's what trump is. he is not a cure. he has never been a cure. he was never going to be a cure. he was injected as a virus to make the system sick, and he has. and now we are on our knees in this country. and the only chance for us to get to a better place is to recognize what we have had all along. the ability to come together, to be about a common cause and to demand better from the men and women that we invest with power to do our business. if you expect nothing, you get this. we must change. let it be a gift to us before this christmas. he is the worst. we must get better from here. now let's discuss the business at hand. let's deal with it in a way the president refused. we're going to start on the implications of these pardons. norm, i want to start with you because you are part of the impeachment process. and you warned about this all along, that of course manafort is not going to talk. of course none of these guys are going to give. they know trump will take care of th

the first thing we hear, is the radical inversion at the heart of baldwin's corpus. the problem isn't us. the problem isn't blacks. it isn't the culture of poverty. the problem isn't laziness, or propensity to be criminals. the problem isn't ability to learn or intellectual capacity. the problem is this ideological construction of whiteness that requires the and word -- the n-word. as baldwin says, i've never been the n-word. why do we need this word? is first thing baldwin does he inverts this problematic. to talk about the history of white people, and i invoke the history of white people, what does it mean to think about this ideology of whiteness? how did it take root in this country? one could tell that story through in the through immigration law. we think about the first naturalization act in the united states, having everything to do with white men. what is this whiteness signifying? waldman says quote unquote, whiteness. he makes a distinction in the evidence of -- distinction between those who happen to be white, and white people. white people is ideological

movie my favorite movie of the year most of the competition particularly from a polish movie called corpus christi which is about a priest convict who a person needs a priest and so gets involved a small town a spiritual community also a great film already nominated for an oscar this year so maybe that's the big competition but i will definitely be pulling for another round to wed ok scott rock's for us thanks so much. another movie making headlines is nigeria's 1st lesbian feature film if it meaning what's the movie was released online this thursday for human rights day that's because the country's censors won't allow it to be shown in cinemas nigeria has one of the world's biggest film industries known as nollywood it also has laws that punish homosexuality with up to 14 years in prison. this is the path. if a tells the story of 2 women who fall in love in nigeria a country where same sex relationships are illegal in the past nollywood has often depicted queer characters as mentally ill or deeply troubled but the filmmakers say their film portrays normal life for a sizable percentage of

this movie my favorite movie of the year the competition particularly from a polish movie called corpus christi which is about a priest who a person is a priest and so gets involved with small town spiritual community also great film 00 already nominated for an oscar this year so maybe that's the big competition but i'll definitely be pulling for another round to wed ok scott rocks for us thanks so much. another movie making headlines is nigeria's 1st lesbian feature film effect meaning whoa the movie was released online this thursday for human rights day that's because the country's censors won't allow it to be shown in cinemas nigeria has one of the world's biggest film industries known as nollywood it also has laws that punish homosexuality with up to 14 years in prison. for let's be honest this is the past. if a tells the story of 2 women who fall in love in nigeria a country where same sex relationships are illegal in the past nollywood has often depicted queer characters as mentally ill or deeply troubled but the filmmakers say their film portrays normal life for a sizable percent