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mendelson now was heavily criticized because he was too pal poly too friendly with the likes of jerry adams and martin mcguinness not with us any more. he died a few years back, but he was a man who famously didn't pass the 11th plus, but went on to become responsible for education and storm on. so that the best part about rich. they, it all of political people interlocking with each other through the prism of british politics in relation to stormont. but finally, so can i just ask you to give us your thoughts on this idea of an amnesty? surely the amnesty is the only way forward if you are going to carry on locking in the piece into how northern ireland functions day to day, week to week because the alternative is you've got to re heat the saddle inquiry. you got to have an inquiry into an inquiry that didn't go far enough into an inquiry that got it all wrong in the early seventy's. the something that i'm very uncomfortable with about the idea of any state granting itself an amnesty for protection all institutions. i the british army for which it is itself responsible . had there been an amnesty leg

martin luther king day. again, i just want to commend terri sewell, mr. butterfield, jim mcgovern, jerry nadler, zoe lofgren, zoe lofgren, zoe lofgren so many times. her committee didn't even have a christmas or hanukkah, or any holiday. so many people. john sarbanes has been the patron saint of this -- or the godfather, whatever analogy you want to make -- of this legislation. so i want to thank all of them for giving us this special, special opportunity. earlier this week, we passed the g.i. bill to protect our democracy. again, house democrats worked -- it's really important to know about that. and i said this on the floor the other day, but in case you weren't paying strict attention, when we had the first g.i. bill, it was the fruit of the advocacy and labor of the american legion and other groups following world war i. they were not treated as fairly as they should have been, and they wanted future veterans to be treated better -- hence, the g.i. bill. president roosevelt signed the bill and made great statements about how we owe so much to our veterans. we all know that. listening

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jerry, you gotta to see this. seen it. trust me, after 15 walks... gets a little old. ugh ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone. happy monday. it's health care in new york on martiny intended to honor mlk's legacy and to take stock of the effort to create a democracy inclusive of people of all races and all creeds, an effort that is more important than ever perhaps this year in light of a rising tide of

jerry, you gotta to see this. seen it. trust me, after 15 walks... gets a little old. ugh ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone. happy monday. it's health care in new york on martinher king jr. day with observances all across this country intended to honor mlk's legacy and to take stock of the effort to create a democracy inclusive of people of all races and all creeds, an effort that is more important than ever perhaps this year in light of a rising tide of authoritarianism on the right of american politics and a wave of by residence is targeting minorities in america. a march today led by king's family to rally support for federal voting rights legislation that would shore up the right to vote which is under assault in states all across this country by a republican party in the grips of the disgraced expresident who incited a deadly insurrection. and he was fuelling baseless election fraud conspiracies. a new analysis in the "washington post" lays out a direct link between the lie about a stolen election and racial resentment today and the battles during civil rights during king's time. quote, although a majority of americans recognize that white people enjoy r