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all i was suggesting is when i was speaker, what i did was i tried to, shall we say, make it up in thecapitol. we put sojourner truth, rosa a parks, more women, more minorities in significant places. my suggestion was just to the speak torii speaker to review that. i don't know about pick legislation. >> you have had your hand up for a while. >> i tried. so, are you optimistic that president trump would sign the dream act or have you been begin a direct indication from him he would do that. >> the latter. >> you want to say it more -- >> i thought i spoke about that a while. the president -- both yesterday in the meeting and today, made it very clear he wants congress to act to get thisdone. now, just in kind of in the back and forth of all of this, what was interesting is that the president -- well, the attorney general's statement was something that was the equivalent of the worst statue you ever could think of. it was about white people in america and was a terrible, terrible statement. it was consistent with what the bannon folks talk about the purification of america and deport th

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i couldn't help, that he couldn't help himself, the fa ct that he couldn't help himself, the fact the system was letting him down so fact the system was letting him down so massively. i tried to blame james, ina so massively. ie james, in a sense. i was like, you must be doing something for them to keep you. they cannot keep you in prison for nothing. how wrong was i? they still do keep thousands of inmates in prison when actually they shouldn't be there. james ward's sister april. i'm joined shouldn't be there. james ward's sisterapril. i'mjoined by shouldn't be there. james ward's sister april. i'm joined by andrew neilson, the director of campaigns at the howard league for penal reform. the people who are not familiar with imprisonment for public protection, these have been scrapped now, but give us a sense of the history of them and why they are potentially problematic. in the 20005, the labour government introduced this sentence, meaning people could be sentenced for a crime, but at the end of the sentence, they could be kept in custody if they were not able to prove that they were no longer dangerous. this ballooned and mushroomed well beyond the expectation of the government in terms of how the courts

i think it was because i was thinking about me. it was always about me. someone took my thing, they were in my space, i. one day when i was 14 and another teenager angered me, i tried to stab him with a camping knife. fortunately he had a large belt buckle on and my knife broke. he was terrified but i was more terrified because i tried to take somebody's life over nothing. that had a profound effect over me. i locked myself in the bathroom, started thinking about my life. i turned my life around academically. i realized i would never become a doctor with a temperate like that.h a temper like my options would be jail reform or the grave. i said lord, help me. there were a lot of verses in the bible about anger. but also, other passages. proverbs 16:32 i stayed in their praying and contemplating and reading and just came to the understanding that to react violently was not a sign of strength. it was a sign of weakness. it meant you could be manipulated easily bite your -- by your environment and people in your environment. i decided i wasn't going to be manipulated. that was the end of a temper right there. some people question, he did not have a temper like that, un

i came zbak had a high fever and i thought it was the flu. i expected that i would get better. when my fever broke, i was so dizzy and when i triedd up, i would walk in the door frames. i got better of the whole first year and i would get inspection after inspection and every time i went to the doctor, he will run his pass and he said it was normal. it was only when i became completely bedridden that i started to refer to a specialist. i was diagnosed of conversion disorder of a modern day term of hysteria. they told me it was all in my head. >> when they're telling me it was all in your head and feeling all over your body. how did you juxtapose of how you are feeling based on what they're saying. >> it was hurtful. i have to go and gather evidence and try it out for myself and so i walked home from my neurologist's office that day and noticing the pain in my legs and feeling how hard it is to walk and i kept on thinking maybe this is not real. the symptoms are real but they have no cause. i walked home and by the time i got home, i collapsed and i was in bed for four months. >> how do you respond? i am talking to you, i am sayin

just one reach wait one ten second clip is that well you know talking oh it was so i love this sort of stuff i mean i tried to buy four chan at one point still very interested in purchasing it because i like the me mcconnell me quite a bit i think it's probably where. where advertising is going to wind up going. you know there is so much money spent on the twenty six election on t.v. ads that no one really saw and i think the television medium all that stuff is very very ancient so i don't i don't know many people even own t.v.'s under under thirty five and so and the case of like what trumps able to do with retreats you've done this now with c.n.n. where you had you know they use the the wrestle mania clip so he's been very effective at using the pop culture and you know if you think about it right now we're in a period where you can send something to the president united states on twitter if you're not banned like i'm banned. you can send things to the president united states and there's a you know there's not a trivial chance that he might actually see it might actually like it now you know there is you

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like oh, man, i'm sorry, i can't believe it i really i tried, i tried. even remembered that moment when washington crossed the delaware in 1776. what, bart. >> extra credit for you bart. here. you mean i passed? yes, you passed. >> i passed i passed i got d minus, i pass. that can be like me. a little bit. >> it's crazy surreal sitting across from somebody having them do the bart simpson voice and especially nancy cart wright. again, i didn't know till years later that a woman actually voiced the character of bart simpson. it's kind of surreal sitting across from her and having her do that season 29 premier will happen on this sunday night right here on fox5. and then next up obviously gotham is a huge show on fox as well and the season premier was on september 21st a new episode is airing tonight and i spoke to robin lord taylor who plays the penguin on the show. you have to understand this is kind of cool because the show just won a visual effects emmy so i was curious how all the penguin water sequences worked because he's in the water a lot. watch thi

. >> i could not recall what happened i was 12 for 10 so how do you recall that? how do you know this so well?. >> relying on your family helps i tried to cross reference as much as i could what have been here? here's the draft or the manuscript hape would've maya beating out? going back to how the family reacted they tried to be part of the writing process wel, to try to make it a family memoir but as they said the introduction i'm sure things are not perfect but how i remember them they were pretty well documented. >> your grandmother died is will the minister than dramatic. >> i was in the marine corps at the time. >> then lived with her for almost all of high-school. >> filling out applications for college and then found you could not afford college so why did you not go?. >> i did not feel ready i felt i had just enough maturity to recognize this as my one real opportunity that if i would screw this up that would be it i would blow my one chance so i thought i was in this position as the person that i would have taken advantage of it. i knew i would have to take out loans even with that i knew would be a significant amount. but