and in fromm's in the coming weeks. political correspondent kate brady really appreciate your thoughts on this. john has vowed to take revenge after an alleged armenian missile strike killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens meanwhile armenia says as a bug john has continued to shell populated areas within the disputed no go in or car bomb region both sides accuse each other of violating a truce brokered by russia last week fighting broke out over the region in september and is the worst since the 1990 s. . parts of the us led by johnny city have gone in ruins in their early hours of saturday the destruction of the missile attack was not yet fully visible but what was clear the shock brought here officials say at least 20 residential buildings were destroyed during saturday's attack while most people were sleeping. we have been living in fear for days and we try to hide from that attack but that wasn't of any use where suffering a lot of pain off little what it is that we did use then we've unified the field and was

technologies that justice alito's concurrence to be joined by the chief justice i will read two sentences fromm that that he is concurring from chief justice roberts and considering the application of unchanging constitutional principles to new and rapidly evolving technology this court should proceed with caution making every effort to understand that technology is legislators that is the implications that first amendment institute so that case is currently before the court. >> i wanted to agree with bob there are certain areas the court has not addressed andd that is how does reed versus gilbert square with the commercial speech doctrine in the secondary effects doctrine? that is something the us supreme court created c with pure advertising second-class treatment. and what is interesting about this is justice thomas klein do not see a philosophical justification than noncommercial speech that he wrote the majority opinion and brain that there is still some dissonance because if you read the read decisions to clinician obey commercial speech and then as you know all too well the secondary eff

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done and it prohibits public agencies, federal agencies, federal contractors and federal grantees frommthese type of toxic trainings. it's pretty clear it is simply a restatement of title vi, title vii, and requires these people to have that in their federal contracts. it's long overdue and what we are seeing in the streets over the last four months is thena natural result of this kind of toxic training that began k-12 in a more probably watered-down sense, but has continued throughout not only upper academia, but in the workplace. it's a natural -- and by the way, there are at least two studies that show that these kinds of trainings actually have the reverse effect of what they are intended to do. in other words, it increases racial division. >> tucker: of course it does! and we are doing that at high volume right now and it's very sad to watch. living antidote to that, i appreciate you coming on tonight. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: didn't hear much about russia during last night's debate, that's odd because the president arby's that for vladimir putin. whatever happened

open questions. ,,an: dahlia lilithwick specificallyly, she refuseded ty whether she would abstain frommaking part t in any presidentil elecection dispute if it t endep in t the supreme couourt. your take on that exchange? >> i think she's got it exactly wrong. i think she tried to flick at this when she said actually buys as opposed to the appearance of impropriety. the statandard in the e canons,e etethic rule, is not "are you actually biaiased? " it is do you presumptively given appearance of propriety? and if that is the case, you don't do it. i think she kept going back thte well of, look, i did not make any promises to ththe president. nobody from the white house asked me to put a thumb on this go for the president. that is s not the standard. the standard is, does this look imimproper? the fact i think the majority of americans dodon't even wanant ts hehearing to happen whihile votg is taking place, tells you there are some since this is improper, that she should not be handpicked by the president who says he wants her to throw the election t to him.. whether or not she's had that

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republican house candidate is seen convincing a voter to change her selection from the democrat away fromm john cornyn. we have not independently verified it but you take a look and get to decide yourself. >> you chose a republican, not a democrat, right? you can do whatever you want but you said you were going straight democrat. that right there is against the law, you realize you voted for. this is what you call. >> i could go to jail. i'm a little apprehensive. >> sean: that's the type of behavior the media mob and democrats say doesn't even exist. now the texas attorney general says he is investigating the g.o.p. candidate telling fox news he welcomes a full investigation and told me that that person is a never trumper, but also breaking tonight, more explosive developments around of the corrupt biden business bureau and more revealing messages exposing how they were leveraging their last name to sell out to america's adversaries and get rich the entire way because just last hour, a former business partner sat down with our own tucker carlson and exposed and not just massive conflict o