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untrustwor they've seen the financial crisis, trump, continued racism, imate change, and, so, their sense of age nation and disillusion with soct large is just what we heard. so it's a much more radicalized and activist generation, so they're seeing the world very differently than gener aions abov we see that in every workplace. a they certainly have a motivation to dot. one thing i worry about is ai reallike of ire arcky of organization -- hierarchy of organization, of authority, and i don't think you can do permanent institutional change unless you're willing to build it with leaders and hierarchy and authority structures that lasts year after year and that's, so far, been missing frommost to hav the modern social movements.oo >>uff: march, do you hear messages, voices coming from this younger generation that you think can end up making a differce in the fute? >> i sure do, judy. as member, hard as it might be toth believee silent generation, the generation who wore t-shirts of white, i sta passion, seof urgency andty, justice. while not disagreeing withda d's point, i think, to hear th

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attorneys fired, ult imately determined to be fired for political reasons and cost gonzalez his job.d like to see is see the attorney general and former u.s. attorney berman appear before house committees, talk about it, answer questions as if it as innocent as i heard pete williams talk about earlier, no problem. if there is something more tho it, it doesn't add up one fires one u.s. attorney because somebody else might want the job. that's not the appropriate way to handle u.s. attorneys. they have to have independence. this is a very important office for the southern district of new york but also a very important district for the united states. that is an incredibly important district. so things are just not adding up and i hope they will come, if it's as innocent as they say, i hope they come to testify about it. >> all right. senator doug jones, thank you very much for your time tonight. i really appreciate it. >>> nina totenberg is up next. . my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98 percent of patients on