and there are a likeness is given in the book you say china in some aspects is our future i don't i d.l.'s kind of that much you're one of us no indeed yes but can i just can i just finish line which don't like to hear these but remember that don't touch of try not . also an excellent success story cone kong and taiwan ok so it's more important some kind of a conflict only collective spirit when people trust the state and so on we don't have to become like tried not you don't only attack china you attacked not to be uprooted and russia severely in this book i just want to finish though since the world health organization i don't know what the stepanek that i just want that is why the sudden late that explosion you know i know it's not the same logic as in kink up war in war 1st there is also a success story in containing about interest and then but and then it exploded i don't understand the situation in that i shot. my main target. there are was an hour and so on this is the start of the dangerous war criminals they are constantly undermining their own people or didn't someone from i m

offense but you no longer a young woman in fact you are one of the last living survivors of the not d.l.'s past the i'm aware of it. leverage at. all you know. you can never forget america now auschwitz was really like to be inhaled because he would never believe it was a young man can do to as a hobby horse for 33 years and know if i'm going to be good or bad it all seems a lot over by the wayside you will make it all right when i get out on the farm saw you take more song to their next place and hope for the good bless god heard. the f.t.'s primary role isn't regulation of what the label says it is and there is actually in this the f.d.a. is not regulating quality production sourcing any of those things they're regulating that what you say is on the label is actually on the label the most shocking thing about the pet food industry that has remained since basically i started doing this work is the f.d.a. compliance policies i still cannot understand how all and industry is provided by a federal tax supported organization loopholes to avoid. federal law if you go to the f.d.a. website a

i'm saying that because i read a post of d.l. hughley. he said he is a suspect in his own murder.is words. and i thought that was very profound. again, i'm not saying it was a murder, but he was gunned down on video tape. but go on. that's why i'm asking that, coach. >> oh, yeah, i completely understand. but i mean, i guess when you put lives together, you just try to -- you just try to throw and string everything along with it. the ahmaud campaign has been vocal against the attempts to attack his character. the fact you have to bring up something from eight years ago which had nothing to do with what happened on that day, i mean america has seen that tape. and on that tape, out of all the gentleman on that tape, the only one that was a law-abiding citizen during that time was my football player, he was the only law-abiding student during the time on that tape. >> coach vaughn, i said to you last night to keep these young people close and take care of them. i'm going to say that again to you, and take care of the family. and send them our thoughts. and thank you so much for what y

. >> there's a meme going around, i saw from d.l. hughley's site. it's no the that racism is rising, it's that it's being seen, that these videos are showing us practices that don't bear any explanation other than the most ugliest explanation. and one of the reasons i kept mr. williams is you've got a lot of guys reich mr. williams in your community. i think what he did deserves respect, weighing in in a situation like that. you can often become caught up in it on the wrong side of it pretty easily. that's bravery and that's citizenship. what do you say to mr. williams and so many young black men like him who hear this story and say i could be next. that could have been me? >> well, first, i thank mr. williams for coming on the show, for speaking his truth. it is that kind of speech that we need right now. it was honest, it was forthright and i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry that he had to witness that just horrid, horrid act. and you pointed out something that is correct, chris, which is this is not just about this one instance, this is not just about th

a round of golf with me and my buddies, george lopez, ced the entertainer, done cheadle, d.l.r on me and we're going to fly you out to l.a. to come hang out with us. so i accept your challenge, sir. >> you know what, all in challenge. you heard it from anthony anderson this morning. he's going to sew you an outfit too. all right, anthony, we appreciate it. >> i will make you -- >> we got to go, anthony. we love you, man. thank you for waking up this morning and you can see the season finale of "black-ish" tuesday at 9:30 p.m. eastern right here on abc and make sure you check out anthony's all in challenge. >>> coming up, our pet of the week. wait until you meet sprout. ♪ born to be wild >>> back now with our pet of the week. we want you to meet a dog lifting the spirits of those who need it most and raising money for health care heroes. >> reporter: with over 160,000 followers, 4-year-old sprout, a smooth-coated brussels griffon is a bona fide instagram star. >> it was pretty gradual throughout the whole first year. i think he got about 5,000 new followers every month. >> repo

one of the things i tried to do in my talk was to trace this long genealogy about the notion of a d.l. of the -- of a duality. the state, and the national security state. when i tried to identify some academic thinkers who -- president eisenhower, in ge neral. to see this idea is not an outlandish, conspiratorial tradition, but there is a long tradition. the term is not being used. of course, even among people talking about the state duality, it is very different. ernst frankel, a critique of the nazi state that associates the emergency state. thi ss is different. that is why it is strange when he references frankel to talk about security hierarchy in the state department. not making argument about the nazi-fication of the state department, but he plays with this idea of state duality. that's a very interesting idea, an invitation to think about, to not think about the state as a coherent institution, but about dualities, particularly in the fields of the military and security agencies. that i find potentially a useful idea. what i would also emphasize, as aaron talked about the assoc