a sort of last farewell for glenn. no nba player, glenn had gone to high school with him. he was not able to be there at the but they had a video from him playing on the screen in front of the room and glenn is in a wheelchair, in pain on heavy pain medication and he sees this person talking to him in the sort of hallucination cities and, in the is really their paredes and a man, thank you. and he's waving to him. and people described that is such a tearful scene. i could just imagine that happening. in talking to him, he didn't go see glenn and how much that hurt him all these years later than he didn't do it. that was emotional. dusty baker said there was a game when they were managing the giants back in years when it sounds like in 80 -year-old man calling him printed dusty, dusty. dusty said i can't turn around every time a fan says my name. but then somebody said johnny b so he turned around and it was glenn burke in a study look like he was 80 years old and he was in his 40s rated so was easy for me to feel these emotions because everybody had talked to can still fee

who have come to celebrate the life of john glenn. i first met john glenn in 1978. i was a member of the new class in 1978. bradley, a whole bunch of us came in, 78. i was on the train, on the way over to the u.s. capital. the only person on the train that night, on the push card as we called it, was john cohen. we talked all the day. if one person asked me what we talked about i didn't know what this was about. nor did i know what's a long-standing friendship i would be bond at that particular moment. it was a special bond friendship. and he was a special human being. and he was a hero. >> john first came into my life in a indirect way watching the magazine every, week watching the television, seeing these men in their silver suits and watching them go off on these extraordinary adventures. really oh my gosh how did they do that adventures with every pass entering. these people doing extraordinary things, he came directly into my life in 1996. i have been recruited by the science ministry, as iconic in columbus as this place is in d.c., but i didn't know anyone in

compromised by russian intelligence and pretty clearly involved with the very how do we know that glenn just just to get factual on you about how do we know he was compromised i know the allegations about golden showers and all but how do we know for sure. well by observing every statement and every policies action that he took her horror here is a crisis you don't have to go behind curtains to see that when the all 17 agencies of the united states intelligence community reach a conclusion and provide evidence to support and then the presidents of course the the protestation of. it's pretty clear and there are hundreds literally hundreds of examples of that plus hundreds of examples of contacts of course an intelligence officials with members of cross entourage so there's really no allegation it's a. give me a flag in this return i don't want to get caught of the detail but do we have i mean you're a former cia officer did you see are you saying you saw evidence of the of don't trump actually being compromised i mean we i mean i understand what you're saying about deducing from how he w

that's a good question and before i get to that some yeah i think the conversation between glenn and dimitri right now i think shows the vitriol between both the u.s. and russia when it comes down to high level politics and if it and it can on the affairs you must realize that the relation between russia and the us goes back to not way and that both been and their time to superpowers during the cold war and russia some visions i don't think haven't haven't died as their as their political system is changed they have a lot of experience in international affairs to have their agendas met and the u.s. knows that more than anyone else but when it comes time to the disorder and that sanctions that have been put on by by then i don't think this is going to do a lot because you have to realize that these sanctions have been put on the primary markets which means effectively u.s. asset managers cannot buy them directly but can buy them in the secondary market so this really won't do much i don't think to impact the economy how russia and in fact this somehow got out of a post of effect on on

but just listen to what glenn told us. the u.s.secret agencies, the same number old nazi germany had. they are all secret agencies. micro sees don't need secret agencies. -- democracies don't need secret agencies. you can read it in "the wall street journal" and you can see what happened during the last year and basically, there are lots of examples when the united states behaved towards its own citizens so unjustly that it would not tolerate such behavior in another country. anchor: does that justify allegations of russian hacking of the u.s.? most viewers would see it as a better example of democracy than what is prevailing in russia, right? >> i don't want to compare because i don't want to raise my own country. i can only tell you i am now talking to you and i am not afraid of foreign correspondence, i have been talking to foreign correspondents for 30 years, since gorbachev's time and we have freedom of expression. no correspondent is going to tell me what i should tell you or not tell you. there is absolutely zero evidence of

i first met john glenn in 1978. i was a member of the new class in 1970, bill bradley and a whole bunch of us came in in 78. i was on the train on the way over to the u.s. capital for some signing had's and the only person on the train that night -- pushcart as we call it was a john glenn. i sat by him, we talked all the way and if you ask me if one person asked me, -- i can tell you. i didn't know what this was about. nor did i know one a long-standing friendship i would be bonding at that particular moment. being, the guy i had watched on tv, you know, there's no armstrong, they're joined than, and down here somewhere, there's me. and he's coming out. and to see i didn't know what to say about me and he got on that stage and his opening line was, so can i just tell you how jealous i am off this woman? and just went on in his affable humorous way. he she had she said she has had north bay's tire flight experience in her first with that i had to buy or carry. there's john leni building mile to his hometown objects a

so glenn, we became, like i love glenn, she san incredible human being.here are the kirkeds and glenn, they would just disappear and all of a sudden they would be in the kid's rooms and glenn and the kids would be jumping on the bed, bouncing around. we would be on set and they would be in the middle of takes and rodrigo is like all right, play challenge. and we were like in this horrible season with crying and hair wynn and glenn is like i'm ready, rolled up her sleeves and is a part of a plank challenge every day with the grips, hold her plank and glenn has won chlenging.of thosenk e is jus like a diffple anticipate her to be. she is funny, she's goofy, she's smart, she's political, she's awesome. i love glenn close. i don't know if you know this. i just love her. >> stephen: i'm getting the vibe. it was lovely to meet you, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: let's not wait another a years. four good days is in theaters tomorrow. mila kunis, everybody. we'll be right back with a performance by sara kays. get 20% off

glenn: sure.t tax proposals on the corporal front and capital gains fronts are definitely leaning against investment. the president may articulate fairness points but we are not hearing about the efficiency points. we trade both of those off, there is not very much support for work, and what the president is proposing. it is really an expansion of social spending. it is a different set of orientations. from the fed's perspective it could mean real interest rates. lisa: is there an economic president to highlight what you are saying. a lot of people point to the tax cuts under president trump and set a lot of those did not go into capital expenditures or investments. on the flipside, higher capital gains taxes and corporate taxes will not have as big of an effect in terms of diminishing expenditure -- expenditures and productivity. glenn: in the tcja that you referred to, investment went up early on. the growth was retarded by the fact that the administration chose a protectionist trade policy and

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i can see glenn wants to get in on this but in 15 seconds. yes well in 2008 nato said that the ukraine would eventually become a member and this is been a thorn in the side ever since now my point is simply if if nato expansionism is really off the table why doesn't pay to go out and put this in writing and say to russia this would definitely calm down the conflict and it would open up for alternatives all right ok let me let me get 15 seconds back to you mikhail o. before we go once again to moscow with victor. look i'm going to be very brief at the end of the day there's a $100000.00 troops that are being pressed troops that are being massed on the borders of ukraine this in fact troops if they are going to be invading ukraine will not be in beating the past because. the area that is being turned meet it it is actually depressed reach there's very little interest in actually it right however there is an interest obviously if you medical interest and in a very clear economic interest creating a land bridge crimea and that means cutting off g

shaking his head i'll give you 15 seconds to come back in on some of that before we we move on to glenn ok i very quickly i mean and at the end of the day you crane is not a bargaining chip ukraine is a country and it's very nice that you know president putin and psychoanalysts can probably have a field day with russian president thinks in terms of you know ukraine or excuse me russian u.s. rivalry that's all very fine and dandy but it's not u.s. soldiers that are dying on the ground in front and ukrainian soldiers they are defending their own country and this is nothing to do in fact i mean except we're you know in strange minds with geopolitics this is everything to do with a a very real war that is happening in a very real country that has nothing to do with you know wouldn't it be a fairy tale it wouldn't be fair though to say that ukraine is caught in the geopolitics of relations between the u.s. and russia you do recognize that don't to all of course it's caught in not of course it's got a knot in its current crop and i think that it's i mean it's the thing that i'm trying to get

. >> glenn, again, to catie's point, there is still so much we do not know, but no one appears to be disputing the fact that he was shot, and according to his family, he was shot in the back of his head. what do you make of that fact that the independent autopsy shows he was shot in the back of the head, glenn? >> well, first of all, craig, i don't think there's a police department policy or procedure in the country that says if a motorist, if a person is driving away from police, they are authorized to shoot them in the back of the head unless there is an imminent danger to the life of other citizens, for example, as you raised a moment ago, the motorist is about to mow down some folk. i couldn't help but notice we have the family of a decedent being transparent. they sat down and they watched 20 seconds of the video, which was apparently all they were permitted to watch, and they came out and they said what we saw was our loved one's hands on the wheel not reaching for anything, not endangering any police officer and he is shot in the back of the head. you then have today attorney

joining us now, glenn greenwald, a journalist who writes on substack.ople who are charged here raising money, they're not charged with violent acts but breaching security at the capitol and tells a little about the blowback you got for the criticism. >> sure. so it's really based on my idea of journalism and not just my idiosyncratic idea but one commonly accepted in the profession for decades. there's a saying in journalism, cited by the pulitzer committee, which is that the role of the journalist is to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable meaning that our job is to turn a light not on powerless people, those who we're supposed to be defending but the corruption of power centers, governments, security states, large corporations. what the usa story did was exactly the opposite, target r&d private citizens, people who are indigent and are charged with serious issues, who are entitled to a vigorous defense and they were trying to raise money online so they could defend themselves against the full weight of the justice department crashing down

glenn greenwald jones is now. this was a shocking story.u were really stunned to see it. what happened? >> you know, i was kind of reluctant to write about it. it happened a month ago.t when you are a journalist, you don't want to write about your own problems but i was encouraged to buy journalist and friends of mine who work on the crime beat who said this is a good opportunity to convey to people, especially with skyrocketing crime rates in major american cities, about how brutalizing and traumatizing it can be even if nobody ends up dead. so i decided to tell the story, very similar to what you just said. around 9:00 at night, i heard my dogs barking incessantly. went out to see why and suddenly there were three men all with guns pointed directly at me ordering me into this room and when i went in there they are ready the he was lying on the ground and they were standing over him with guns pointed at his head and i was very relieved when they began demanding money because my first thought was that this could be a politically targeted cr

marq claxton and glenn kirschner with me.to talk about the circumstances that we know of, the circumstances that we know of. the family's attorney calling this an unjustifiable homicide as he mentioned in that press conference. the circumstances that we know. he was being served a warrant, andrew brown jr. he had a history of fleeing from law enforcement. but the family's lawyer, as he mentioned, and other witnesses have said that he was unarmed, and he was, in fact, fleeing the scene, and he was, in fact, shot in the back. what is the policy in responding to a situation like this? >> well, let me just start off, yasmin, by saying that i have great difficulty in placing any validity on that which has been released by the sheriff's department or leaked out by the sheriff's department. and that's -- and that's also a problem with the lack of transparency itself, because i'm afraid or i'm concerned that they may be leaking or releasing information to judge public reaction to certain things, and i don't want to get caught up in t

joining me now, glenn greenwald, author of "securing democracy."now that you are very aware of how much fact-checkers these days now try to assert things being true or false in ways that kind of reestablish the power of the media to determine reality. it's something that we saw happen, you know, repeatedly under the trump administration, throughout the russia hoax and everything else within the spirit this seems to be one latest example of how the stande completely different depending on the politician they are targeting. >> right, so as the public faith and trust in journalism collapses, as all polls show, as and as they realize as their industry is failing, they are constantly looking for ways to reestablish and reassert their authority and their right to control the discourse, demanding that dissenting voices be censored from the internet is one way, but calling their journalism something different like fact-checking, as though that is a very objectively verifiable enterprise, another way to bestow on themselves authority. in principle, i do not

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which set a very interesting conversation with glenn elmers of the claremont institute. i just dropped on foxnation.com and here is part of it. that kind of is the question all the power centers in american life on one side, moving with remarkable speed to transform everything. some large but honestly an unknown number of americans

glenn johnson, thank you very much for being up early with us.y here. so far, voters are still on president biden's side. we'll see if republicans get any traction in changing that, considering what we saw over the weekend. thank you all for getting up "way too early" with us on this monday morning. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is monday, april 12th. let's get right to the news. protests erupted last night in minnesota after the police-involved shooting of a black man during the traffic stop. it hap

and in securing democracy journalists glenn greenwald reports on the difficulties he has faced covering brazil's president. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold to reno watched for many of the authors in the near future on book tv, on cspan2. >> welcome everyone. my name is valerie taylor i am in houston texas. i know we have people joining us from all over the country possible i am thrilled tonight to be here, to introduce a icon of our staff. we are so thrilled to ask night. i would like to introduce our guests author and his conversational partner senior space editor spacex, nasa, and everything beyond. as a former reporter on the and as we know we are so thrilled he's here tonight conversation with andrea, reporter for the houston chronicle and in space city here have a lot to talk about. i am going to turn this over too eric and andrew have a wonderful conversation. i will come on and help facilitate the question and answer. welcome air, welcome andrea thank you for coming tonight. >> thank you valerie. thanks. eric very exciting. i love how you started. right

a robbery suspect was apprehended named glenn diamond. >> i was revolutionary in the neighborhood.o get this guy here because i always protested police mistreating black people. things got heated. they bust me on the head and beat me pretty good. >> he was handcuffed and at that time i got a call to go to another situation at the greyhound bus station. >> when backup got there, they were hurling racial insults, saying feed nigger baby to the alligators. in about a minute, somebody came back with a rope. apparently they had been riding around with the noose in the car. so when the guy game, the noose was already in the rope. they just through it in the tree when they brought it back and put it around my neck. >> and officer patch began to pull the rope and pull it and choke me enough to pull me up to my toes. >> local officials called it a sick prank. >> the guy who put the rope around my neck, he confessed on the witness stand. yeah, i did it, your honor. but i wasn't trying to hang him. i was just trying to scare him. >> in the middle of the glenn diamond case, robert shelton, at

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michael was the lawyer for glenn diamond and later michael donald.ew that was the lay of the land that there was racism on every level and it needed to be fought. >> we are calling on mobile's black community to be as cool as possible in response to this murder. we are urging them to exercise due caution and take all necessary steps to secure that person and family and property. >> tolerate this. >> how we constantly working hand to hand. >> web doing a vigorous investigation looking for the se actual facts of what took place. he was not trusted to do that. >> that morning the senator showed up and i knew what his attitude going to be. this is not right, you are main investigators of this case and maybe they're in their minds thought i was a klan's sympathizer. the look was wrong. there was no collusion on our point. >> you can't imagine the amount of pressure that was on the police department. and i think that fact calls the investigation to go like it did. >> there came a point in time when the likely suspect were identified. and then the person wh

leading off our discussion is glenn kirschner, a former prosecution tour and legal analysts. glen thank you so much for being here with us tonight. >> thank you jonathan, good to be with you. >> glenn, you're one of my fear people to talk about this, how important is this guilty plea from schaffer? >> you know, it is actually pretty consequential, jonathan, because this is not as some people have said just a glorified trespassing guilty plea. this is actually a guilty plea with cooperation, which we will talk about in a minute. but it's a guilty plea for a crime that involves breaching the capitol with the intent to impede a congressional inquiry, specifically, the electoral college vote count. when we realize that schaffer bills himself as a founding member of the oath keepers, this is where the cooperation part of the guilty plea comes into play, because it can tell you today was not, sort of the first step in a cooperation agreement with defendant schaffer. this has been going on for sometime, anytime a defendant approaches the prosecution and it wants to consider pleading

joining us now is glenn kershner, legal analyst.rd to keep a straight face reading those pieces of that deposition. >> you know, lawrence, that maybe the least compelling defense i have ever heard as a former career prosecutor. now, you are the sort of self proclaimed stickler of a chief financial officer. you are keeping track of every dollar that comes into and goes out of the trump organization. and you're confronted with your own email where you are expressly discussing the fact that executives are setting up fictitious offices in illinois or delaware and your defense is, well, i was just concerned with the cost of the fictitious office. and he actually, i think, use the phrase, the legality is not really my thing. and that phrase maybe the least compelling defense i have ever heard. the light gallaudet part, it's not really my thing. >> well, legality is going to be his thing in the grand jury investigation at the manhattan attorney is doing now and that's -- glenn, talk about the difference between a civil deposition was just

i'll ask you first, glenn, and then michael. would the on-air on fox -- people did communicate with donald trump through the tv, does that count if you were prosecuting this case, that he was on telling asking for blanket pardons which you could impute to mean for himself as well? >> everything you say, whether in writing, whether orally, whether broadcast, whether in a tweet is a potential admission. any statement by a party opponent, any statement by a defendant that is relevant to the crime being tried is admissible as evidence. listen, nobody was falling for him trying to mask read the fact that he wanted a pardon by throwing into the mix the thanksgiving turkey and joe exotic. i don't think gaetz cared about those two particular animals or people. i think he wanted a pardon and he was trying to put a little bit of window dressing on it saying let's give it to some other folks, too, and maybe i'll get lost in the mix. >> michael, now that we have this new information that there's added potential criminality, and he's denying

if you don't follow glenn on twitter, you should.n twitter make it glenn greenwald. you get 5 great thoughts a day from him. one of the great things about you is run directly at stories that other journalists won't touch. especially, the one we avoid the brian sicknick story which you have been on top of since it happened, right? >> yeah. a lot of that comes from the way i got in journalism. i didn't work for the "new york times." i just created a blog in 2005 because i wanted to talk about things i didn't think other people were talking about. i do my journalism from that still. brian sicknick, this claim kept being made that his skull was bashed in by a fire extinguisher. there was no evidence. a lot of people were talking about this savage and brutal attack but there is no video evidence or autopsy evidence so you have to doubt it. >> greg: you have a good [bleep] detector. it caused you to lose allies describing russia-gate as the saddest media spectacle i have ever seen. what bothered you the most about that? >> i was steeped in

vern glenn is inside the arena ahead of tip off but first, andria borba live out side with the fan experience, getting in so far. >> reporter: i was standing out here last march when the nba shut down. there have not been fans inside chase center's is that moment but they have to pass through some health screening checkpoints and show some documentation to get back inside his the the dubs play tonight. >> i'm super excited. >> reporter: fans have a little swoosh in their step for the first game back inside chase g wieier a full vaccine card, or a freshly mp healthcare workers are vaccinated and ready to go. >> i have my card here in my, in mycenae pack and i'm assuming that i have to go show that health clearance at the health clearance points. >> reporter: father-son duo of fairfield took the at-home test that the warriors provided for free. >> he did not like it one bit but it was his ninth birthday on sunday and he wanted to be here to see his favorite to player, steph curry, play. so he took it like a champ. >> reporter: is also the option for an on-site rapid test. fans say they are exci

vin gupta, glenn kirschner, thank you both for coming.the chills now just listening to the two of you. >>> coming up next -- another twist in the investigation into florida congressman matt gaetz, with his associate expected to plead guilty and possibly cooperate as a witness against you know who, the congressman himself. and we're continuing to follow the breaking news from london, england. waiting on more reaction to the death of prince philip at the age of 99. he lived an extraordinary life. e , electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. you may have many reasons for waiting to go to your doctor right now. but if you're experiencing leg pain, swelling, or redness, don't wait to see your doctor. these could be symptoms of deep vein thrombosis, a blood clot which could travel to your lungs and lead to a pulmonary embolism. you know who, the congressman you know who, the congressm

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>> glenn, giuliani's attorney said this whole thing is unjustified.warrants just like this, what do you say to that? >> a federal judge disagrees with rudy giuliani's lawyers because what goes into acquiring a search warrant, it's a pretty rigorous process. the fbi agents working the case will work in conjunction with the dodge prosecutors and they will put into an affidavit a sworn statement, the evidence they believe shows a crime has been committed and there's evidence to be found presently right now in the place to be searched and items to be seized. what are those places and items? rudy giuliani's home, rudy giuliani's office, rudy giuliani's computers and rudy giuliani's cell phones. a federal judge assessed the evidence in the worn statement and concluded that the prosecutors and fbi agents had satisfied the probable cause standard and that's why the warrant was issued. now, in order circumstances, steph, this is a rigorous process. when it has to do with a search warrant for a lawyer's office and home and that lawyer is the president's attorne

i've always known you as glenn "hurricane" schwarz.om >> dylan, i was the first storm chaser for the weather channel that was back in the '80s. they had never gone outside to shoot the weather, and i talked them into letting me borrow the car and a photographer drive down to the coast and get blown around in a hurricane. few years later, showed it on tv, and the anchorman just started calling me that. the nickname stuck. >> it stuck ever since we're not talking hurricanes, but you have the forecast for us today. >> no, it's a little chilly for hurricanes it is in the 40s here. it is windy. it just started drizzling. it is miserable. if you think that it is bad here, look at the rest of the northeast. at least we're not getting a steady rain. we're in the 40s look at new england, rain and wind and cold. this weather stinks. big area of low pressure up over the great lakes. now, for the rest of the country, things are a lot quieter. nice and warm down south some isolated severe storms in texas. believe it or not, snow and wind up in the

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glenn jr., leroy gordon cooper, and malcolm scott carpenter.ew astronauts spent months and months undergoing rigorous testing and training. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ while they were being trained, several monkeys, took check rides in the new mercury spacecraft. meanwhile, the orbiting of unmanned satellites became more and more common place, and weather watchers, found a permanent place in our daily lives by improving weather forecasting capabilities. on august 12th, 1960, president eisenhower took part in the first transmission of the echo one communications satellite. this is president eisenhower speaking, in this first experiment involving communications, involving the use of the satellite known as echo. >> on may 5th, 1961, astronaut alan b. shepherd made america's first sub orbital flight. project mercury was underway. >> lift off and the clock is started. yes, sir, reading you loud and clear. this is freedom 7, the fuel is go 1.2 t cabin at 14 psi, oxygen is go. cabin pressure is holding at 5.5. >> soon after freedom 7 lands, president john kennedy gave n

glenn greenwald. one, we've talked about this curious delay in establishing a cause of death for perhaps the most famous person to die as a result, supposedly, what happened on january 6 -- januar. why aren't they releasing it? >> it's really bizarre. the reason it so important, is he's the only person they can claim actually died as a result of violence by pro-trump supporters. they spent a month claiming this whole story that he had his head bashed in by a fire extinguisher by a pro-trump mod that turned out to be totally false. it even ended up out of joe biden's mouth, and being part of the record of the impeachment trial against false trumpappeared to this day, we dt know why he died. this new report makes clear that everyone else we know the cause, with him, we don't. how can that be? how is it that they won't release the autopsy? why is it remaining such a mystery? >> mark: it's actually disgraceful the capital city of the so supposedly free nation. in your new book which came out yesterday, yo

in the meantime, glenn close, who is up for best supporting actress for her role in hill billy elegyon a very personal issue, mental health. when her little sister was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, glenn made it her mission to end the stigma and discrimination surrounding mental illness. she cofounded, bring change to mind, a nonprofit that brings mental health awareness and support into schools and communities. this week's cnn heroes shares her work and her family's story. >> i've always said that mental health is a family affair. when my sister, jess, came to me and said, i need help because i can't stop thinking of killing myself, it was like a bolt out of nowhere. we have, over the last ten years, learned a tremendous amount about stigma, about how toxic it is. we have found that the best way to start ending stigma is to talk about it. bring change to mind is a nonprofit organization that fights against the stigma that surrounds mental illness. it's a chronic illness. it's not who you are. it's something because we have this amazing, wondrous, fragile brain, it's part of being

wave watching your screen here if you get any more information in the meantime i'm going to talk to glenn col who is a former deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threats at the cia he's on skype from boston for us today and we thank you for your time as always mr karr i know there is a lot of conjecture and a lack of detail at the moment but if we just look at the big picture to start with this is the kind of thing that we've almost been waiting for hoping that wouldn't happen but that something could happen post january 6th in washington. well that's true in a way it's not a surprise but even had there not been the january 6th episode and even had that not been preceded by 40 years of frankly fomenting of violence and extremism by the president. this sort of. incident is to be expected there is a rule of thumb very informal one among secret service agents work with that let's say there one percent of the population is mentally ill and and that's you know there's much higher but it's one percent and one percent only of that group will be inclined to violence against for

glenn greenwald. author of "securing democracy."uld all see that corporate media has adopted the language and agenda of the democratic party and they are participating in partisan politics more than i have seen it in my lifetime and they do it under the guise of compassion and open-mindedness. but tell us what you think is really going on. >> a couple of things are going on. number one, i think all of those trends you just identified severely worsening during the trump area. beginning in 2016 they had no expectation trump would win. when he did, it was an incredible shock to the system of media and political experts who felt they loss control over the discourse. they convinced themselves what they were dealing with was not a president hop they thanked ideological disagreements. but actually a hitler figure. they would say that's explicitly over the last couple years. if you believe that, that you are on the front lines where you are defending american democracy from a nazi movement and half the country supports this evil, you are wi

british socialite glenn maxwell as appeared before a u.s. judge pleading not guilty just 6 trafficking charges she's accused of helping the late financier jeffrey epstein recruit 2nd and sexually abused girls shelob ellis reports. looking frail and noticeably older glenn maxwell made her 1st in person a parents in a new york court since her arrest last year the 59 year old is accused of 6 trafficking having allegedly helped her friend an ex-boyfriend jeffrey epstein gruman 6 for teenage girls in the 1990 s. and 2000 the victim's lawyers 1st brought a civil suit against mex while 7 years ago or 2 years ago if steyn was arrested on 6 trafficking charges disgraced financier committed suicide in his jail cell a month later his accuses and now hoping for justice through mechs wells trial to be honest i was too afraid to come see me at the trial. and if this is a new feeling for me to be able to sort of and sit there and accept you know a lot and them yeah i do think that it it's hard to sit through it and it's painful but it's good to appealing f

john h glenn junior. leroy gordon cooper.d malcolm scott carpenter -- and now come scott carpenter. -- and malcolm scott carpenter. ♪ and while they were being trained, several monkeys took rides in the new mercury spacecraft. . ♪ meanwhile, the orbiting of unmanned satellites became more commonplace. weather watchers found a permanent place in daily lives by improving weather forecasting. on august 12, 19 60, president eisenhower took first in the first transmission of the echo one communication satellite. >> this is president eisenhower speaking. it gives me satisfaction to participate in this experiment in communication involving the use of the satellite known as echo. ♪ on may 5, 19 61, astronaut alan b sheppard made america's first suborbital flight. project mercury was underway. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. lift off. read you loud and clear. 14 psi oxygen is go. cabin pressure holding at 5.5. ♪ soon after freedom seven landed, president john kennedy gave nasa an ambitious new space goal. >> we choose to go to the moon in this decade

glenn greenwald has written about this. we are happy to have him on. you can read his analysis.l. thank you for coming on. so what's your reaction to this fact? >> so, obviously, tucker, i have been on your show many times over the last five years analyzing media lies that completely fell apart and usually i think that happens because of just gross irresponsibility and recklessness like they just don't care if what they are say something true. >> tucker: right. >> they are saying to please the partisan responsibilities. i don't think that's true. i think they did care. they lied on purpose. i say that because it was vital to be able to claim that a pro-trump mob on january 6th murdered somebody because about that being true it would mean that all the people who died that day were pro-trump protesters. three of them died of natural causes, one of whom was shot by a capitol hill police. it's very difficult to depict this protested as this menacing insurrection if they actually killed nobody and they themselves were killed. he became so central to their narrative that they valor ri

. >>> joining me is former prosecutor glenn kershaw and -- >> how does it happen? if police are going to bear down on us in our castle with big guns on the back of their trucks and blow us away in the street, the thought that we, then, our families, our survivors cannot even see how he died at the hands of government-armed agents, to me does not sound constitutional. how is it possible that those are the rules in elizabeth city, north carolina? >> i understand exactly where you're coming from and i concur. it's horrendous this has taken place, and i don't believe those are the rules. those are some individual's interpretation of the rules. we are in a state of emergency here in elizabeth city, and it doesn't have to be that way. it's horrific. i sat with the family this week and watched their pain and so many unanswered questions. it's a horrible situation. >> glenn, we have here in what's in the local law enforcement recordings law. here is what it says. it establishes that recordings made by law enforcement agencies are not public records, it establishes to whom

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