yeah, it should be said it was with the farc group, which was the dominant insurgent group...re many other rebel groups who have not made peace and who are not part of that agreement. exactly. but it was the biggest guerrilla, perhaps the oldest one, and the strongest one, certainly. so it was a success story to make peace with this guerrilla movement. erm, now, part of the... part of what the agreements created were two institutions, the commission of truth and the transitionaljustice tribunals. both of them are, among several other things, in charge of telling stories, opening spaces in which people can come and tell their story, be recognised as victims of violence, or as perpetrators who ask for forgiveness. the victims may or may not forgive, but the most, the most wonderful human situations have been created or allowed by this, by the institutions. and they all go through the same phenomenon of telling stories. but is it really healing wounds, or do those wounds still fester in your country? that's, that's a great question. you never know if remembering can be sometimes

it was a farce.o be clear, gregg, underlined by the fact there was no punishment; right? if the goal was -- the goal clearly was just to get that one tag line if they could, convicted felon donald trump. a tag line that didn't work and depriving him of the office of the presidency. >> that's right. under new york law and nobody is convicted of anything till the judge enters in sentencing the judgment, they've wanted to stain donald trump as a convicted felon, even though the media immediately after the jury verdict said he was a convicted felon, incorrectly but they were all in, trying to stop trump from being reelected to the white house and the silliness of this is that merchan admitted yesterday in court that from the very beginning this case did not under law deserve any punishment. that was the result. will: all right. gregg jarrett, always good to talk to you, gregg. thank you so much. >> thanks, will. will: all right, actress and activist patricia heaton on her mission to health california wil

it's a farce at the end, just like it was a farce from the very beginning. >> it was a witch. it was a witch hunt from the very beginning. >> dante's point. there was a jury trial. yes, he was convicted, but he was convicted in what really was a witch trial. >> i mean, the whole thing from the very beginning was politically motivated. and like you said, i mean, during the election, we saw how the american public felt about it. they felt that it didn't matter. and my question is, why even have him appear if the judge has already made a decision that there isn't going to be any kind of fine, there's not going to be a probation, there's not going to be any jail time. what's the point? >> he said he can appear virtually, but again, you're giving that concession. i understand it's the incoming president of the united states, but i don't want to get the i don't want the point to be lost that there was a jury trial where that jury sat through and heard evidence and whether or not trump should have been charged. that's not what we're talking about. he was and he was found guilty based

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[applause] so, i applaud them for deciding not to participate in the farce.e have dubbed this project boycott, with emphasis on the word "boy." i don't know if any of you saw a senate hearing this week where the president of the ncaa, president charlie baker, testified. senator kennedy looked at him and told him go to amazon, buy a spine, and learn how to take a stand. [applause] he has such a way with words. i am excited to continue on the gaines v. ncaa lawsuit that has been filed and imagine it being a victorious endeavor. i will put a bow on it by sharing the things i have learned over the past few years that have helped me stand tall and be secure in this fight. first and foremost, it is to trust god's calling for you. please hear me when i say this is never where i saw myself. this is never what i wanted to do. this is never what i prepared for, i thought i would go to dental school after college, but i was really really wrong in assuming that's how god works. that he calls those who are already prepared because that is not what he does at all. he prepa

>> this is a farce of a whole trial this is a farce of a sentencing. the bottom line is this case should've been dismissed along time ago. >> democrat california senator adam schiff the sentencing is the right call. >> particular could concur with his decision to go forward with the sentencing. newark has demonstrated how the justice system ought to operate. no one should be above the law. trump will still be able to appeal after the sentencing. he can also appear in person or virtually he is not specified which one he will do. he calls the entire case of political interference which obviously did not work. tomorrow the results of the election will be certified in joint session of congress. will send it back to you. arthel: we will take it back here nate foy thank you. >> congress reconvenes how easy or difficult will pass and president trump's agenda be? considering the no republican majority in the house and the democratic opposition in the senate. member of the house appropriations committee. congressman, what good to see you on the sunday. cooks wh

. ♪ >> this is a farce of a whole trial, a farce of a sentencing.s case should have been dismissed a long time ago. donald trump beat this thing. >> bill: talking about the case against donald trump. here we go now. on what is happening out of mar-a-lago. breaking news a moment ago donald trump asked judge merchan to halt this week's sentencing scheduled for friday in that new york criminal case while he sets an appeal. this is what merchan ruled last week. thursday of last week. talked about this unconditional discharge that appears to be the most viable solution. unconditional discharge is a suspended sentence with no conditions or terms attached by the court which would suggest no prison time, right? okay, here we go. last thursday, he upholds the sentencing. now we're today, congress certifies the election. on friday this is what's on the calendar as of right now. see if merchan makes a move on that. you have the trump inauguration on the 20th. john yu is with me now. good morning to you. what does the judge do? does he listen to this appeal whi

. >> it's a farce of a of a whole trial. this is a farce of a sentencing. look, the bottom line is this case should have been dismissed a long time ago. >> particularly concur with his decision to go forward with the sentencing. i think new york has demonstrated, frankly, how the justice system ought to operate. no one should be above the law, and donald trump can appeal after the sentencing. >> the president elect still says he's innocent and calls the case political interference. time's now 525. the justice department asked the supreme court to stop a bid by president elect trump to delay the pending ban on tiktok. lawyers for trump filed a friend of the court brief asking the supreme court to block that ban. attorney general merrick garland maintains that platform is a threat to national security because of potential chinese government access to consumer data. here in the u.s, the supreme court will hear oral arguments on the matter on friday. will, a cartoonist has quit her job at the washington post over allegations that an editor rejected one of her s

country, what you call election, presidential elections, has nothing in common with ritual, with this farceand imitation in belarus. it will be like lukashenko is reelecting lukashenko. so this is what we will have. and of course, keeping in mind four and a half, like it will be four and a half years of repressions in belarus. i don't think that belarusian people will be on the streets, and i don't want belarusians to sacrifice themselves just for nothing. for sure, it will not be that moment that can change anything in belarus. we as belarusian people, as a nation, we have to prepare and to be prepared for a real trigger, for a real moment of opportunity, and only then to rise up again. - the biden administration has imposed sanctions on belarus. president biden met with you. what more can the u.s. do to support democracy movements in authoritarian regimes? in particular, what would bolster the democracy movement in belarus? - you know, i would divide here on government of the country and people, nation, because i want people of free united states of america to understand that not all the

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this is a farce of a whole trial, this is a farce of a sentencing.ine is this case should have been dismisseded a long time ago. donald trump beat this thing. and the fact that merchan is saying he's going to be sentenced on january 10th is just an absurdity, in my opinion. howard: we all know what's at the top of the agenda on january 20th, and that's mass deportation for the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants in this country. but does that only work if it creates an atmosphere where a lot of the people living here illegally self-deport, decide they're going to go back rather than to wait to have trouble with immigration authorities? >> well, howie, first, we've got to close the border. and that's the most important step, so we're preventing additional people, felons, criminals from coming into the country. that's number one. once that's done, then it's the deportation component of it. look, there's hundreds of thousands of people in this country who have final deportation orders that are in effect that have just summarily dismissed hem. so it

>> this is a farce of a of a whole trial. this is a farce of a sentencing. look, the bottom line is this case should have been dismissed a long time ago. >> but democratic california senator adam schiff says he thinks judge merchan sentencing is the right call, particularly concur with his decision to go forward with the sentencing. >> i think new york has demonstrated, frankly, how the justice system ought to operate. no one should be above the law. >> trump will still be able to appeal after the sentencing, which he can appear in person or virtually. he has not specified which one he will do. trump maintains his innocence and calls the case political interference, which obviously did not work. as tomorrow, the election results will be certified before a joint session in congress. in west palm beach, florida, nate foy, fox news. >> house speaker mike johnson says he's ready and eager to lead his chamber, especially as president elect trump returns to power. in an interview with fox today, the speaker acknowledged he faced some obstacles becoming speaker aga

part of what was your regions the same piece, deal the united kingdom, represented by no doubt but farce. johnson sabotaged and convinced ukraine to pull out of mister blinking, forget that on one side of the african chinese peace initiative, which miss the brain couldn't help to p though. and on top of that is the blinking all the thoughts, all of us, you let me, the indians, that is essentially what he means when he says the russia doesn't. one piece will not bring the body to nickel slowly. we have no be conditions for starting negotiations. we are ready for a dialogue without pre conditions, no, but on the basis of what we agreed upon during the negotiations processing the symbols in 2022, which i have already said a 100 times and also on the basis of the realities on the ground. 2 days and he told us clearly speaking of realities on the ground, they were much better for you grade before someone gave missed the blinking last job due to your time to underwear them. these are decisions for ukrainians to make . they have to decide where their future is and how they want to get there, wh

a good man once said history repeats itself, first as a tragic event as a farce. thank you for your time. >> guest: thanks, lwin. i'm not going to -- what to say we believe we need to regain a consensus in this country that we are a christian nation at that we're religious liberty for all face but we were founded as a nation on the basis of a judeo-christian worldview and if you don't have that you don't have the moral foundation, you have a whole society that completely disintegrates. you see that across the country. let me go back to first question with regard to the debt limit. the debt limit is a palace but he required with or without the states. they are totally something very, very normal. about us can people talk about we need a balanced-budget requirement at the federal level. level. i would love one. in terms a constitutional amendment but we have one. it's called the debt limit. it's an opportunity to have a conversation about whether you are balancing your books. it's problematic at this point that our debt is so much and so much spending occurs on the

part of what was your regions the same piece, deal to the united kingdom, represented by no doubt but farce. johnson sabotaged and convinced ukraine to pull out of this, the blinking, forget that on one side of the african chinese piece initiative, which miss the brain couldn't help to pay though. and on top of that is the big could the soul, one of us, you let me, the aides. that is essentially what he means when he says the russia doesn't one piece. unless you divide each and the whole slowly, we have no be conditions for starting negotiations. we are ready for a dialogue without frequent oceans and all that on the basis of what we agreed to punch them with the, with negotiations process and use the $162022.00, which i have already said a 100 times. and also born on the basis of should the us of the realities on the ground, how easy it is, and you can sort of squarely within the spanking of realities on the ground. they were much better for you grade before someone gave mr. blinking last job, due to non, to end the war. now these are decisions for ukrainians to make that they have to deci

i mean, at the last month we will have denounced this, you know, your ration as a farce. these countries have believed that nicholas mother did not win the election fair and square they had demanded that there be of either a recalls or fresh elections or that at least moodle prove that he had one by showing the tally sheets which the venezuelan constitution demands that he do, but anyway that did not happen. and now he has been sworn in. we have also heard from the united states and the you that have slapped more sanctions on it. and he's the last name of who will and talk members of his government. but on the other hand, model also has strong support from other countries, china and russia, particularly also iran, india. they are a series of countries that are willing to do business and even openly support the, the government of my buddha. despite all the criticism, despite all the sanctions that are being placed on the country, and remember that the united states, for example, says that it doesn't even recognize as little as the legitimate present now, but rather a man w

this was a farce, and therefore highly significant. the indian ford and sexy meeting with the 1st time ever meeting between india seemed to to power in 2021. and now this a meeting to place in a new territory, the volume in that meeting, there are several issues that were discussed, including by laptop relationship regional development. also very importantly, the chop on our boards now on minnesota stands india for its continued support. floor of the sun, india has let me point out very cautiously in a very limited manner, maintained its presence and thought move to what to connect to deep. so uh, not a full fledged through the embassy, but a technical team. and this team has been working on providing humanitarian aid to work on a song that india has continuously been doing all of the zeros. and therefore we seen that. so other forms that can see has also highlighted the importance of the people to people connect between india out of gone to stop the for. and secretary underlined. india's historic friendship with the asking people and

old adage that history repeats itself - that history repeats itself first as a tragedy and then as farceof the south korean people here, and in its aftermath, 75% or more of south koreans stood against martial law and against president yoon suk yeol. we have seen in recent weeks however president yoon suk yeol�*s approval ratings have gone up to 40%, which is higher than his average ratio rate during his presidency over the past 2.5 years, so complex and very passionate overflowing within earshot of very loud protest in front of the presidential residence, all day and all night, so the nation is as polarised as a nation of democracy can be at this very moment. democracy can be at this very moment-— democracy can be at this very moment. �* ., , ., ., moment. and given what you have 'ust moment. and given what you have just described, _ moment. and given what you have just described, what _ moment. and given what you have just described, what is _ moment. and given what you have just described, what is likely - just described, what is likely to happen then, do you think, in the weeks and m

now, moody, the one of the prosecutors is so incensed by this, he says this is a farce. we should just resign the case at this juncture and denounce the proceedings. but the other prosecutor, jose knowlton, is going to press on all lizzie borden defense comes next. and the case for the defense is going to be much shorter. all they need to do is introduce reasonable doubt. they're going to prevent present only one day of testimony as opposed the week long testimony from the prosecution and the case for the defense is going to include people who will say in days leading up to the crime, they had heard noises as if somebody was lurking around the borden's fence. they're going to say on the morning of the crime, two witnesses saw a mental agitated man nearby. two others are going to say they saw man leaving on the borden's fence next to a carriage at 10 a.m., as if it's someone who was going to commit a crime and then escape. and one will testify that they actually saw lizzie borden exit her barn that morning because. you can see the barn from the street adding credence to h

but it's a farce, an ending opening to the series of visits that he to the u.s. and seven different times he is staying at the white house in our business professor at cbs, we often use the phrase fact check. fact checked this was churchill often in pajamas or naked. while he was at the white house. you're very impertinent. the answer is yes to both. in fact, secretary of war stimson comes to the white house on december the 24th of 1941, and with him with him can't make this up. talk about fact checking. you nosy reporters. he brought with him general by the name of dwight deicer power. and what is the stimson diary? which is fascinating in itself, is is stimson reacting somewhat disapprove movingly to? what churchill wearing? he was anderson bay or, you know, the french phrase and you some of you would know it. he just thought, my goodness, he's in the white house. why is he wearing an as he was, which is he he ran around in what he referred to as his siren suit. his siren suit was the of onesies for a baby. and he called it his suit because he could jump into t

first as farce when he famously drew in sharpie on hurricane map to make it look like his erroneous warningere the hurricane will hit was actually correct. then tragedy in the midst of his disastrous response to a once-in-a- lifetime pandemic that killed over 1 million americans trump regularly pushed untested treatments like ivermectin that almost certainly cost many american lives. what leaders do during moments like this actually matter a lot. genuine tangible facts can really hurt people. yesterday, with our nurse of the intact we didn't know much, resident elect donald trump falsely suggested the suspect was an undocumented immigrant or someone who crossed over the border in some way. he was not. officials later identified the suspect as an american army veteran born and raised in the u.s. of a. it was all very predictable and even after we found out this was an american today republicans continued even though both the attacker in new orleans and cyber truck driver in las vegas were not immigrants. >> the congressional republicans in the house and senate have repeatedly asked the dhs u

this shows what a political farce this whole thing was because here is a judge who is saying i'm noto sentence president trump to any jail time. i also refuse to respect that he is going to be president in two weeks i'm going to try to sneak in a sentence right at the last minute. this is outrageous. what he should be doing is ordering a new trial because the supreme court said that the original trial was infected with violations of presidential executive immunity. you are quite right, though, edward. anyway, just like the failure of this whole lawfare campaign in the first place, what the judge here has done is given trump has actually the opportunity to turn this to his advantage because once a sentence goes in, now trump can appeal immediately. i think you will get to the u.s. supreme court where he is resident, and the u.s. supreme court will have to say this original trial violated its executive immunity decision and has to be redone, if not thrown out altogether. >> edward: so tom, this is unprecedented sort of legal territory where we are, where we have a soon to be sitting pr

and as you mentioned, there's abundant legal evidence that the trial itself was a farce. it was a political trial. there was no evidence, et cetera.. so it's a matter of clearing his name and, you know, restoring, you know, not only his name per se, but his activity because he had an organization that had, you know, more than 6 million members worldwide, which is the largest member organization of african people in the diaspora, at least. so he was a significant person in the black community. >> yes, sir. let me get the professor in here. let me get the professor in here. because you said professor hansford, this is not just about marcus garvey. explain that. >> yes, well, the the the case here from the beginning was an effort by j. edgar hoover, not just to target marcus garvey, but to target the movement for racial justice that he was helping to lead the target, the campaign for civil rights and to make people feel like what was being done here was not an effort to uplift people, but was an effort to take advantage of of people. so in a in a situation in 2025 where our

federal agency over farc calling. coin. why would we do that? but in essence this market has persisted. it is at its arguable peak right now. there is large-scale adoption by traditional financial institutions and many retail investors. and proof is in the enforcement actions both cftc and sec have been bringing for the better part of a decade. i think as as a regular and s chairman of the agency in this binary choice, i say this often between legitimizing at the asset class that is relatively new and perhaps questionable by some verses leaving u.s. and american investors vulnerable to fraud, manipulation and losing their net worth, i take legitimizing it and protecting u.s. investors all day long. because one, i think that's what are responsible, our core responsibility is as a regulator and the government is, but also we've seen this in history. when you have regulation and you have too shy to let a something that is otherwise in the dark, opaque, the sort of cream will emerge and come to the topic everything else will kind of go away. and i t

, that they were sort of being forced to condone as a test of loyalty, whereas this is just such a farcehat you see is that what happened to christine blasey ford was a very powerful demonstration for anyone else who would come forward. and so when you think about the republican organizer who filed this police report accusing pete hegseth of sexual assault, you know, there is a i would assume that she looks at what's happened to women like christine blasey ford and thinks, no, thank you. and so there's a reason i would assume that she has not come forward. well, and i would say that same pressure campaign in a different way is being exerted upon republicans who might stand in line and potentially talk to that victim. you know, it is it is worth noting that the drivers behind this kind of neo christian, neo neo traditionalist christianity that people like pete hegseth are a part of is the drivers are really interesting and they are cultural. the usa today reports that the founder of pete hegseth church, pilgrim hill, said that one of the main drivers for enrollment in his church was the b

ask michael cohen and a sentencing without any prospect of punishment really is, in a lot of ways, a farce order. he attacked one of the prosecutors, which the gag order prevents you from doing. he attacked the da. you know, he really just didn't do anything that would make you think leniency is the right result. but i also think judge marchand's hands were tied here by the supreme court. he made a call and that basically, unless he said ahead of time there would be no punishment, supreme court was unlikely to let this proceed. and it turns out he was right, because in the supreme court's order, they said, well, you know, because this isn't any punishment, we'll let this go forward. so again, he had limited options in order to be able to do what he wanted to do, which was really preserve the jury's verdict here in this case. >> okay. kristen greenberg, thank you very much. this may be a little shorter than usual, because we are competing with the white house to get to our next guest. so we'll take a break here as we get some new information we hope to about the efforts to get help to the c