host: richard goldberg? guest: we remember when the reds states ripped up agreements, trust america's reputation around the world from which we have not been able to recover, i am talking about present barack obama in 2009, who turned around after he was elected and withdrew from two executive agreements that george w. bush signed with poland and the czech republic to help defend eastern europe in the face of russian aggression. also would've been helpful against a long-range missile from iran. that is not how people remember history. these were executive agreements and the way our system works, if a different president comes into office, the agreements can be reviewed. this happens regularly. to say that there is something special about the nuclear deal is not a fact. that is why the u.s. senate asked the obama administration to submit for ratification of the treaty. it would not pass. which is why it was not sustainable politically. the biden administration could learn that lesson and submit what they are

is no relation to the current sitcom the goldbergs the goldberg's was on for 17 years on the radio. and what i love about this is this woman looked at that and said that's not enough for me. kind of just wound down i what i call kind of a sitcom lifetime right you you have children on a sitcom. they eventually grow up and move out of the house. she had lived a sitcom life time and then some she actually did a broadway version briefly right after it ended because she did not want it to end on the radio and then tv was coming up and so she really used broadway as this dry run because she saw she had such vision she saw that this was there was there was something going to happen over in those in that tv world and this is like 1948, so she just thought my god, i can reboot the thing to speak in modern terms, you know, i can start this over and start out with you know, a young with a preteen and a teenager on my show and do a whole other sitcom lifetime and so at the age of 50 having had incredible success already. she just used that power and basically i start my book with this but she

and that is how the goldberg started. so, and this is very -- this is the kind of thing that goes on for her over and over throughout her career. she really was so dedicated to work and to this character, in particular. and in some ways, you know, it eventually turned out to be somewhat of a downfall for her, that she was so dedicated to this. but, really, just like, you know, such a powerful woman and you wait and was not afraid to use this, especially behind the scenes. and in public, she really presented this image of america's mother. behind the scenes, she loved to dress beautifully, she did not cook and yet, she put out a lot of house dresses that would cost like a dollar 50 and had a successful cookbook. so, you know, she was also a master of her image. >> it isn't a show i recall seeing as a kid but the constant dream runs. so can you tell us a little bit about her show, what was the premise? and were able to interview any of the actors in the show? >> yeah. >> so the goldberg was about a family living in a -- jew

host: richard goldberg?st: we remember when the reds states ripped up agreements, trust america's reputation around the world from which we have not been able to recover, i am talking about present barack obama in 2009, who turned around after he was elected and withdrew from two executive agreements that george w. bush signed with poland and the czech republic to help defend eastern europe in the face of russian aggression. also would've been helpful against a long-range missile from iran. that is not how people remember history. these were executive agreements and the way our system works, if a different president comes into office, the agreements can be reviewed. this happens regularly. to say that there is something special about the nuclear deal is not a fact. that is why the u.s. senate asked the obama administration to submit for ratification of the treaty. it would not pass. which is why it was not sustainable politically. the biden administration could learn that lesson and submit what they are nego

ambassador arthur goldberg urged the security council to consider calling a conference on the basis of the geneva accords. but there was no more success in the interest to bring about peace negotiations. the problem was that hanoi feels the u.n. would dilute the power of all the 1954 geneva agreement and any u.n. presence was rejected because it contains nationalist china. at honolulu hawaii in february 1966, president johnson met the government leaders of south vietnam to go over common purposes. echoing the spirit of his speech in which he had proposed a billion dollar development program that would benefit all of southeast asia, he urged economic and political terms. he called for a battle against social injustice against hunger, disease and ignorance, against indifference in the countryside and for renewed efforts to build democracy in the rural areas. as part of the most extensive tour of east asia and the pacific, president jobs and six allied chiefs of state met in manila in october 1966. the war in vietnam was the immediate issue that brought them together. expressing the hope

he goals from casper goldberg help them secure, convincing for no victory against wales and amsterdam. andi richardson reports again in the netherlands must have felt like a hung match for denmark, their friends massively numbering their wealth counterparts in amsterdam. it was wales. he started his knockout game with the greatest intensity to the general sales. going close to an early open. i put the 1st shot at the match. denmark squeaked into the last 16 thanks to a full one, went over russia, and the final group gained on guard leaving it found to get even better cast. goldberg, bring his country ahead by the end of the whole wales is euro future. he's looking increasingly precarious for denmark. sulfur cliffs, straight up to the break. tolbert with his 2nd goal. my goodness. for the day. okay, my yuki made the food. i expect a company not quite a convincing fool when john has been given there is this denmark, so i had to rebuild after the collapse of stuff. play a christine erickson during the 1st match against finland. erickson is now out of hospital and his team up into the qua

david goldberger joins me now. counsel, thank you so much for being here.preparation, relative to skokie in the '70s, would have been permitted? >> i have my doubts and i've always doubted it because the new guidelines say you have to take into account the feelings and the sensitive its of minority groups that might be offended by or affected by the speech you're defending. >> is this a generational divide? a divide that seems to be in the aclu? >> it's partially a generational divide and it's partially a decision to ges diversify the staff and the backgrounds of the staff but without paying enough attention to whether the people that are being hired are committed to defense of civil liberties as opposed to defending the groups in the organizations that they sympathize with. >> what do you think the approach should be? how would you frame the mission of the aclu according to david goldberger? >> well, i don't think it's according to david gold borger. i think it's according to basic constitutional principles that the fundamental sicivil rights the law appli

michelle goldberg and elle mistal.r reaction to a story that was even worse of what was known up until last night of what donald trump was trying to get the government to do. >> i don't know if it's even worse, right? i'm thinking of the late, great football coach denny green. they are what we thought they were. this is exactly what they had always been accused of doing. trump told them to do this, and they have done it and we kind of assumed that they did and now we have evidence that they did, right? i personally think bill barr perjured himself in front of congress when kamala harris asked him directly, do you have an order to investigate? he said, oh, you said -- he lied in front of congress. he lied to the current vice president's face. i think that's stuff to start a perjury investigation against him. but i -- i -- what are the democrats going to do? we have been here time and time again. we have been here before. we know that the justice department under bill barr was corrupt. we have known that. and, you know,

yes ambassador goldberg urged the security council to consider calling a seeking of peace on the basisnations had no more power than any other instrument to get involved in those peace talks. the problem according to secretary general -- was that hanoi's feeling was that they would dilute the power of 1964 geneva agreement. and peaking rejected any -- because of its nationalist china ties. in 1966, president johnson accompanied by members of his cabinet met the government leaders of south vietnam to overcome dual purposes. echoing a spirit of the john hopkins speech in which he had proposed to bring up a developments program in all of southeast asia. johnson urged the situation in vietnam to be dealt eight in political terms. beyond immediate political aspect. he called for a battle against social injustice, hunger, disease, and ignorance. with -- renewed efforts -- as part of the most extensive tour of east asia and the pacific. they met in manila in october 66. the warren vietnam should have immediately brought them together. but the larger issue was the development of the pacific. o

sebastian called the corporate world, most famous fugitive c e o. former nissan chairman, car list. goldberg, a looks to cash in on it's fast, will they be on deposits, but local resistance to the mining is causing, traverse. this is the w business. i'm to nelda my la own welcome nigerian president. well, how many will he says he's now prepared to negotiate with twitter? that's more than 2 weeks after the social media platform was indefinitely banned in the country. almost 40000000, i jerry and she was twitter. that's according to n, y pulls a public opinion, research outfit based their, their survey goes on to say that many users utilize twitter to make a living 20 percent say they use twitter to advertise their businesses while 18 percent say that they use a social media platform to look for dogs, scores of small and medium sized businesses across africa, most populous country say they've been hit by the twitter band, and experts worry the suspension could have ripple effects on the economy. let's talk to fred when you are d, w, west africa correspondent, various fred, how much is there to

after beating wales in the round of 16 striker cast for goldberg scored in both halves to set up the victory before the danes added to more late in the game. this year afore nil when they'll now face the netherlands, or the czech republic in the last 8. for more on the euro, 2020 action. i'm joined now by max merrill from d. w. sports match italy had looked in supreme form until that last game. what exactly happened? well, yeah, after denmark cruise to victory, if we made it really difficult for themselves, and i think maybe part of that is because in the last group came, they made a changes that already qualified for the next round. maybe rest some legs. but that can upset the rhythm, especially in a tournament like this. germany had that happened to them when they were knocked out by its lead, having rested, plays in the previous game in the previous 202012 rather. and you know, it's a big chances but couldn't convert an austria school the 1st go which was disallowed. but then they showed patients and com showed they can play so called tournament football. and the 2 goals coming fr

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what is incredible, dock, i was with someone this weekend and they said do you know that whoopi goldbergtake? i was like -- i mean, i could not believe. i'm so clearly identified for the cause. you've been on a number of times. we are so in where in terms of getting the word out. >> well, thanks to you as a spokesperson, the american migraine foundation and whoopi goldberg and khloe kardashian and hundreds of patients, we're using the patient voice to inform people about the treatment and they have waited for too long and final lie here. patients for years demanded better treatment and i'm really pleased with the team that's delivered this new one treatment and now patients can customize for acute or preventive care. >> doc, i've always been focused on migraine because i think obviously there are 40 million sufferers and a percentage majority women over indexed in minorities so incredibly important to get the word out. i've not asked you about how the als study is going you have something for ocd and multiple system atrophy. it monumental but give me a read on some of those others becaus

and editor and chief of the dispatch jonah goldberg.ght back the taliban which has been, once again, advancing. what do they do now? >> yeah, well, i think they are in a hard way. look, one of the problems i think with the withdrawal is that we're at a point now where it doesn't require massive u.s. troop presence. it requires really firm air support and so forth. you know, and i think we're going to see a very bad thing on september 11th when this is completed. just look at that anniversary and we're going to have all this kind of triumphant stuff by the taliban on that day. this is always been their argument that america does not have the patience that they just had to wait us out. you know, i look in europe where we had a presence for so many years. you know, and i think it kept the peace. and i look in asia where we also have a presence in places like korea. and i think it served its purpose. and i think we have diminished our capability for the region with this decision. >> shannon: jonah, this has got to be one of the most difficu

michelle goldberg is a columnist in the new york times, wrists lee wrote a -- bipartisanship in heather is the chair of the board of directors of online justice and author of the phenomenal new york times bestseller, some of us which is like there is at a stone for all modern politics that you should read. they both join me now. michelle, i'd like to call about this and one reason i liked it was again, i think the starting place of analysis is that kirsten cinema believes these things and isn't making a third order calculation. i mean, mark kelly is not doing the same thing. he's got the same electorate -- tammy baldwin is not doing this. this is just how she thinks thing should be. >> i think that kristen cinema believes in herself as a core keep maverick more than she believes necessarily what she's saying about the filibuster, right? she was an opponent of the filibuster as a green party activist. and so much of what she writes in this latest washington post op-ed it's just transparently not true. she says without the filibuster when republicans are in power they would be able to def

eileen goldberg pivoted to online sales during the pandemic but missed connecting with customers. >>>nice day for anything. >> it is nice to get back tour hobbies and do it with people that love doing what you do. >> have a nice connection and feel normal. >> yes. >> temperatures for us above average over the next couple of days, that intense heat we talked about in the pacific northwest. kind of stayed there. thankfully onshore flow. keeping us comfortable. live look from the cam showing you that fog against the golden gate. we will have widespread low cloud cover. even some drizzle along the coastline. our numbers right now are at at in the city and 70 in san jose. 92 in brentwood and intense here aren't mendocino county. at 100 degrees. we continue to have a heat advisory and excessive heat warning in these areas until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow it is not as hot but temperatures in the 90s. here is the satellite. we are tracking that area of high pressure essentially sitting over seattle bring that record-breaking heat across several states. for us you can take this area of low f igof alg

eileen goldberg says she pivoted to online sales during the pandemic but really missed connecting withher customers. i totally get that. i think we've also missed connecting. >> the community together, that is so fun to see them doing. that. >>> great weather for it, too. >> really is. saw some of them with their jackets, typical june weather, but we had warm spots inland into the 90s. we'll have that spread tomorrow as well. a live look from our emeryville camera, cloud cover making its push inland as we speak. it will be a gray start tomorrow morning. onshore push is keeping us pretty comfortable for the most part, 59 in the city right now, 71 in san jose, 75 in santa rosa, 93 in brentwood. we do have some warm spots. our hottest spots are certainly in lake and mendocino county in the mid-and upper 90s. that is nothing compared to the historic heatwave occurring now across the pacific northwest. portland hit an all time record high of 112 earlier today, besting that old record which is yesterday of 108. seattle hit 103 which ties their all time hottest day. you could see a lot of hea

team to make it through to the quarter finals after beating wales in the round of 16 striker caspar goldberg scored in both halves, just set up the victory before the danes added to more late in the game that you afford neil when they'll now face benevolence or the czech republic in the last 8 for more on the euro, 2020 action. i'm joined now by max merrill from d. w. sports match italy had looked in supreme form until that last game. what exactly happened? well yeah, after denmark cruise to victory, if we made it really difficult for themselves and i think maybe a part of that is because in the last group came, they made a changes that already qualified for the next round. maybe rest some legs. but that can upset the rhythm, especially in a tournament like this. germany had that happened to them when they were knocked out by italy having rested, plays in the previous game in the previous 22012 rather. and, you know, it'll be a big chances, but couldn't convert an austrian school. the 1st goal, which was this allowed. but then they showed patients and com, so they can play so called tourname

i want to find out it's to cost me goldberg district in central india is a major power hub. and home to some of the biggest mines on the planet me everywhere the faithful govern goes it just so let's just like if we did it all over my face, i spent a lot of days reading about cool and glow mining in this country. but seeing the mines on both sides of the road all the way to the hood eisen scale that you've gone comprehend. unless you help me. india is the 2nd largest producer and consumer of call in the world of the china. and the demand for energy is rising faster than anywhere else. unlike in the us, the u. k. when natural gas was found, india currently has no large scale replacements, call yet, with its abundance of a no major alternative called remains the cheapest and easiest source of energy. and so extraction continues. in june 2020, the prime minister announced $41.00 new blog spending around 470 square kilometers of land would be open for mining. and in february 2021, the number stood at 75. but burning call it already driving emissions dramatically up worldwide. an

to make it through to the quarter finals after beating wales in the round of 16. striker cast for goldberg scored in both halves to set up the victory before the danes added to more late in the game. the fuel afford neil when they'll now face the netherlands, or the czech republic in the last 8. for more on the euro, 2020 action. i'm joined now by max merrill from d w. sports match. italy had looked in supreme form until that last game. what exactly happened? well yeah, after denmark cruise to victory, it's lee read it really difficult for themselves. and i think maybe part of that is because in the last group came, they made a changes that already qualified for the next round, maybe rest some legs. but that can upset the rhythm, especially in a tournament like this. germany had that happened to them when they were knocked out by italy having rested, plays in the previous game in the previous 202012 rather. and, you know, it's a big chances but couldn't convert an austria school the 1st go which was disallowed. but then they showed patients and com showed they can play so called tournament

to make it through to the quarter finals after beating wales in the round of 16. striker caspar goldberg scored in both halves to set up the victory before the danes added to more late in the game. the fuel afford neil when they will now face benevolence or the czech republic in the last 8. for more on euro 2020 action, i'm joined now by max merrill from d w. sports match. italy had looked in supreme form until that last game. what exactly happened? well yeah, off to denmark, cruise to victory, italy made it really difficult for themselves. and i think maybe part of that is because in the last group came, they made a changes they'd already qualified for the next round, maybe rest some legs. but that can upset the rhythm, especially in a tournament like this. germany had that happened to them when they were knocked out by italy having rested, plays in the previous game in the previous tournaments. 2012 rather. and, you know, it's a big chances but couldn't convert an austrian school. the 1st go which was disallowed . but then they showed patients and com showed they can play so called tou

kim, ward mark are through to the last 8 footballs european championship at 2 goals from casper. goldberg help them secure a convincing fournier victory against wales. in amsterdam, and he wishes to report, again in the netherlands must have felt like a hung match for denmark, their friends massively numbering their wealth counterparts in amsterdam. it was wales, he started this new account game with the greatest intensity to the general sales going close to an early open up put the 1st shot at the match. denmark squeaked into the last 16 thanks to a full one, went over russia. and the final group gained on guard leaving it. patel berg tournaments defense to get even better cast the dover, bring his country ahead. 7 by the end of the whole, wales is euro future. he's looking increasingly precarious. for denmark, the spell of cliff straight up to the break. tolbert with his 2nd goal. my goodness . for the day he can feel yucky. made the food. i expect a company not quite a convincing fool when john has been given there is this denmark, so i had to rebuild after the collapse of stuff play a

i'm steve goldberg in for scott in. they'll use on today's edition of new views use right here on our t america. ah . all right, folks meet suppliers, oil pipelines in new york city transit system. they've all been recent victims of cyber attacks and regulators are warning that brokerage accounts are now at risk. so how will the united states respond? joining me now is todd shipley, cybersecurity expert, and president of dark intel. welcome sir, and let me, let me, let me 1st start with the breaking news of the day, which took place about an hour ago. us and investigators. they've recovered about $2300000.00 in crypto currency, which was paid as a ransom to the cyber crime group responsible for the attack that shut down the colonial pipeline last month. this is according to the justice department, so they explain how significant this is and how they might have gone about doing it . well, it is significant in the fact that they are able to find it where it went. and they obviously were tracing the crypt currency from one

i'm steve goldberg in for scott in. they'll use on today's edition of new views use right here on our tea america. ah . all right, folks meet suppliers, oil pipelines in new york city transit system. they've all been recent victims of cyber attacks and regulators are warning that brokerage accounts are now at risk. so how will the united states respond? joining me now is todd shipley, cybersecurity expert, and president of dark. tell, welcome sir, and let it. let me, let me 1st start with the breaking news of the day, which took place about an hour ago. us and investigators. they've recovered about $2300000.00 in crypto currency, which was paid as a ransom to the, the cyber crime group responsible for the attack that shut down the colonial pipeline last month. this is according to the justice department, so they explain how significant this is and how they might have gone about doing it . well, it is significant to the fact that they are able to find where it went. and they obviously were tracing the crypt currency from

i want to find out it's to cost me goldberg district, and central india is a major power hub. and home to some of the biggest mines on the planet me for the faithful govern. just so i just like getting treated it all over my face. i spent a lot of days reading about cool and glow mining in this country, but seeing the mines on both sides of the road, all the way to horizon is a scale that you've gone comprehend. unless you're me, india is the 2nd largest producer and consumer of call in the world after china. and the demand for energy is rising faster than anywhere else. unlike in the u. s. b, u k, where natural gas was found, india currently has no large scale replacements, call yet with its abundance of a no major alternative called remains the cheapest and easiest source of energy. and so extraction continued in june 2020. the prime minister announced $41.00 new blog spending around 470 square kilometers of land would be open for mining. and in february 2021, the number stood at 75. but burning call is already driving emissions dramatically up worldwide. and pollution from

shot due to the pandemic and looking for more space for his family in the summer of 2020, justin goldberge jessica but there are three bedroom home on the market. the house listed for $399,000 with multiple six-figure offers over the asking price. the house sold for $542,000. over 140,000 more than what the couple was asking for. they found themselves struggling to find a new home peered with little inventory on the markets, they found a war near lease of a rental and then modified their house search for a fixer-upper. >> that is happening everywhere. we are not watching a conventional housing market. there is something else going on. and in fact there is. "the wall street journal" found that private equity firms like black rock or purchasing entire neighborhoods of single-family homes and turning them into rentals. in houston for example, big investors are now accounting for a quarter of home purchases. what does this mean for the country? gonzales is the associate editor at chronicle. we are happy to have pager on tonight. thank you so much for coming on. the bedrock of american democra

he was in something called the labor desk in london working under arthur goldberg who became supreme court justice. my father organized the tool missions. what he did come of the video you are showing is so awesome. exactly what he did. he recruited german communist ex-pats who come to london and he ousted them with parachutes and walkie-talkies. the original two-way transmission walkie-talkies, and airdropped them back into germany. one was able to go in and tell his parents he was there as a spy. the story goes on and on. it's absolutely fascinating. there is a double agent involved named ruth warner a.k.a. sonja. it goes on and on. my father met with ruth warner after she wrote her biography. when he went back to berlin to meet the family members, later on my brother wrote up of monograph. the oss published and available on amazon. it's so awesome that we are having this second generation of people who live this stuff with their parents. one more thing, i want to put in the plug for the new museum. it's being funded by lockheed. the whole history of intelligence and -- intelligenc

i want to find out it's to cost me goldberg district, and central india is a major power hub. and home to some of the biggest mines on the planet. me all the faces covered because it's just, just like if we did it all over my face, i spent a lot of days reading about coal and coal mining in this country. but seeing the mines on both sides of the road all the way to horizon scale that you've gone comprehend. unless you're india is the 2nd largest producer and consumer of call in the world after china. and the demand for energy is rising for here than anywhere else. unlike in the us will be you where natural gas was found, india currently has no large scale replacement call yet with its abundance of a no major alternative called remains the cheapest and easiest source of energy. and so extraction continues. in june 2020, the prime minister announced $41.00 new blog spending around 470 square kilometers of land would be open for mining. and in february 2021, the number stood at 75. but burning, call it already driving emissions dramatically up worldwide. and pollution from the to

michelle goldberg who on hearin gang wrote this, every other candidate spoke of homelessness as a disaster for the homeless, yang discussed it as a quality-of-life problem for everyone else. because of that, she couldn't vote for it yang who. so she stupid or just liberally misleading. she got a track record for both. but her assumption is if you express concern about the legitimate safety concerns of the city you live in, you lack compassion for the homeless. it's as if normal folks can't hold two ideas in their heads, that we can't aid the homeless and the citizens who deal with them on the streets. maybe it's just the writer they can't hold two ideas in their head and the stupidity prevents others from speaking out knowin she will label them fascist for wanting to protect their loved ones. i didn't think weapon icing compassion was possible, but that's how michael bolton got m to buy all those albums. may be the idiocy is designed t make your readers feel smarter. by the time i was done reading her column, i felt like i could could've solve the the cube wit my toes. the next time you th

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into the hospitals because they're hurting themselves and others, you get some idiot like michell goldberg at the new york times that claims that is somehow selfish and it's alienating. you want to help the homeless and you want to help the citizens. the real obstacle is that the media who portrays concern for families and businesses is a lack of compassion, their weapo eyes and compassion to stifle speech, and that reflects about what that reflex allows for is no adult solution. there is no response, the only way forward is down, so i wrote my notes i have four reasons, one the advancement of we talke about that, prison and vail incentives. to leave the deranged life on the streets, but then you have finally though woke distraction distraction, mayors and governors and bureaucracy get b with this criminal neglect by waiving the right flag, by celebrating the right holiday, by using the right pronoun, by supporting the right parades, somehow, that deflects from there just degradation of the cities that they run. >> you said something i thought was so interesting and i wish you could expand

this is michelle goldberg in "the new york times." when the senate cleaning up the rule book felt of a rule to allow senators to end a filibuster adopted in 1917. the proportion is reluis r deuced to three fifths in '75. it encouraged extremism. it was a favorite tool of pro slavery senators before the civil war. we may be living through a brief time before democracy is strangled for a generation. they could save us by breaking the filibuster and pass new voting rights legislation but they prefer not to. i had this conversation with david jolly yesterday and i promise you if the parties were reversed the republicans wouldn't think twice about having a standard that maybe all legislation based on the big lie, the big lie now undergirds the violent extremism threat in america, behind 380 voter suppression laws, republicans wouldn't think twice about abandoning the filibuster to legislate around something is a threat if the roles were reversed. do you think the democrats have the stomach to do that? >> let's be clear. look at what republ

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it's been a couple of weeks now since gaetz's associate joel goldberg made a deal with prosecutors. we discussed this as also bad news for gaetz because to get such a deal he'd often have to promise cooperation regarding other witnesses. i just wonder what the timeline is given your experience as a federal prosecutor. it has been an investigation that's exist forward months. still no charges. does that indicate anything to you? >> jim, so on the one hand, if you look at the plea papers for joel greenberg, they are really detailed. prosecutors are making clear in those papers they have a lot of evidence. they cite texts, financial records. when you look at that in a vacuum you think they're pretty far along. they have to be close to next steps. on the other hand, the nature of investigations is they tend to go off in different routes and directions. this is an expansion of this investigation. that happens all the time. you talk to one witness, they lead you to another witness. they're talking to the ex-girlfriend. maybe the ex-girlfriend will know things the first witness didn't know

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leslie marshall democratic strategist and jonah goldberg, editor and chief of the dispatch.ere is a lot of political something the president says he was a part of. >> the kamala harris border trip was a substance free frop. i don't think this was much different, it was just going in a different direction. this very much had the feel, if you watched any of the event during the day, had very much the feel of a greg abbott election event. and that's, i guess that's fine. i mean former presidents don't normally do this kind of thing, but there is just a lot of hot air being blown in both directions about all of this because i think at the end of the day both parties would rather have the issue than solve the problem because the problem is really hard to solve. >> bret: morgan, one of the things before the former president got there he released a statement saying that current chairman of the joint chiefs general milley should resign. there's a book that's coming out that says there was a shouting match between millie and the president about how to handle protesters. and the state

you have new members coming on, justice goldberg indicated in his video earlier that this is one of the first cases he is considering coming onto the court, replacing justice frankfurter, who was a big believer in federalism and judicial restraint. and may or may not have been a vote for clarence gideon. the other justice i would highlight is the second justice harlan was one of the real proponents on this court of the federalism and giving more respect for the state as opposed to imposing a one-size-fits-all solution, just because we applied it in the federal context, we will apply in the state context. susan: the oral argument was heard by the court on january 15, 1963. one day of oral arguments. and mr. gideon was in his jail cell in florida. we will hear from abe fortas about why he wanted to get the case. >> i felt the time had arrived when the court with a proper case before it would lay down the general rule for all felony cases in the state courts, that every man, the rich, the poor, and the poor as well as the rich, was entitled to the benefit of counsel when he was defending h

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. >> liberal times columnist michelle goldberg accusing joe manchin of nihilistic bipartisanship.back would presume jim crowe to g.o.p. the west virginia lawmaker, this is a reference by the way to joe manchin opposing group earlier the sweeping voting rights bill backed by president biden and top democrats but often doesn't get mentioned that he supports a narrow john lewis. he was on fox news sunday and told chris wallace that he's not being naive and hoping form of cooperation with his republican friends. many in the media are really ripping him also for refusing to clear the way for the biden agenda by voting to abolish the filibuster. to give you an idea of the vitriolic, jamal hill tweeting black voters trying to save democracy only for white supremacy to be upheld by a cowardly power-hungry white dude who she also called a cloud. clown. he's been saying much of the same stuff especially on the filibuster for years regardless of who is in the white house. the three thank you howie, for that. at times also fire for the battle, and now it's fighting back. mollie hemingway will

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she appeared on a panel for her entry in a book compiled by jeff goldberg collecting work by conservativee of whom was her ex-boyfriend. -- decided to hijack this panel in a not small wait and use it as a platform to decry helen, attack her personally, painter as a bad person and align her political belief with her personal moral failings. there was a pylon -- pile on of public shaming. it became this albatross around her neck. the linking of her political views to her personal morality and lack of qualifications that she desired an increase in personal suffering. helen brought this up when i spoke with her a moment with personal and political fused. host: you brought up public shaming, is there a difference between counsel culture and public shaming or are they the same? guest: good question. when you talk about what counsel culture is -- cancel culture is, what would somebody publicly shame somebody about it 2021? if you think of the public as the internet, the key difference is 70 can be publicly shamed -- somebody can be publishing for something apolitical. cancel culture is when you