missing in syria investigators believe most of them were disappeared in bashar al assad's prisons but jim court has not convicted one former intelligence officer for his role in the torture of prisoners in syria and other officers trial is still ongoing when the trial began wafa sultan amongst the portraits of 61 to 10 years and held a vigil in front of the courthouse. i live in mind myself and i don't mind the whole word every day that my dad was political was against a dream he only demanded freedom justice and a state of law and for that reason he's been this appeared for almost 8 years now and this is not acceptable i'm not going to be silent about that today were for feels at home in berlin. though she could see herself eventually returning to syria and rebuilding the country in the meantime it's important for her to be in germany at this is story moment i think this is the whole war for many syrians in very many we are working our best to be accepted part of the decision making regarding syria because you cannot just this gas and decide anything about us without us. wafa hopes to reunite

missing in syria investigators believe most of them were disappeared in bashar al assad's prisons jim court has now convicted one former intelligence officer for his role in the torture of prisoners in syria another officers trial is still ongoing when the trial began wafa sultan amongst a portrait of 61 to 10 years and held a vigil in front of the courthouse. i live in mind myself and i don't mind the whole word every day that my dad was political was against the eugene he only demanded freedom justice and the state of law and for that reason has been disappeared for almost 80 years now and this is not acceptable i'm not going to be silent about that today we're often feels at home in berlin though she could see herself eventually returning to syria and rebuilding the country in the meantime it's important for her to be in germany at this is storage moment i think this is the hope of many syrians in very many we are working our best to be accepted part of the decision making regarding syria because you cannot just discuss and decide anything about us without us. hopes to reunite with the f

important to note if the supreme court did take up this case, it would not have affected the results in pennsylvania or the broader 2020 election. it signals here, jimme court does not want to look back. they do not want to further get involved in politics especially when it's not necessary here. because taking up this case wouldn't change the game anyway, guys. >> poppy, it's yet one more loss in the courts for the president. >> that's right. >> and dozens of court losses for his allegation that somehow the election was stolen or there was widespread fraud or problems at the state level. >> that's another one from the highest court in the land. okay. let's go to the other big news happening right now and that is the confirmation hearing from president biden's pick to be the next attorney general. that is for judge merritt garland. we got manu raju. i think what i was struck by in this statement from garland is his focus on civil rights and what true equality means. he noted in july of 2020, it was the 150-year anniversary of the doj being formed after the civil war in this country. he writes there in his remarks. the mission remains urgent because

we'll talk to jim, the governor about the big victory for churches in california. the supreme courtia. also this story, yet another california democrat violating california shutdown rules. we've got that story. and this fight breaking out, we talked about it with kim classic just moments ago. should local governments fire teachers just as president reagan fired air traffic controllers as the cdc and dr. fauci says it is safe to reopen schools? the story next. >> really, truly what you're doing is messing with people's lives here. one of the main reasons this recall is gaining steam, liz. because people look at these rules and they say that they're not following the science, they're arbitrary, they are not demonstrating the leadership that we need. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ learn, save and spend with guidance from chase. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling

for what happened here on january 6th saying that they're quite clearly blamed him and the courted the likes of jim mathis who it matters who was his 1st defense secretary i'm it will be me who used to be a chief of staff and h.r. mcmaster a former national security adviser to him all of them were critical of what happened here on january the 6th and then there was the the pre-buttal if you like essentially say the democrats saying look this is what donald trump's team i'm going to argue this is why i should ignore it 1st of all on the constitutional question they're saying that's been settled the senate does have jurisdiction to hear this and also if you talk about the fact that they don't trump wasn't given joe process well they said this isn't a criminal trial this is an impeachment hearing and all the boxes were taken and then the said these are the questions you have to answer it was what happened a result of what donald trump had said did he fire up the morgan if he didn't why did it take more than 2 hours to protect the people here in capitol hill why did he not condemn what they did why did

that was a convicted sex offender who served his time precisely for the reason you stay, jim, the supreme court is very strong language about what an incredibly important public lab form this was, especially for getting news and information and sharing it. the harder question is, what about the censorship by social media themselves? as many people are surprised to learn, the first amendment does not directly apply to private sector entities, and yet for all practical purposes, social media are one -- are as one commentator said, exercising authority power more than all governments in all countries around the world throughout history. i thing it is a serious concern. >> stephen laguna beach. >> thank you so much. i want to think you for this wonderful series. it has been fantastic. i wanted to ask the speakers about the free speech movement in the 1960's, which started at, i guess, uc berkeley, and how it has evolved onto campuses with attempts to censor speakers coming on with opinions that may be offensive to some of the students there. how does brandenberg apply to those situations, particula

for what happened here on january the 6th saying that the quite clearly blames him and the courted the likes of jim mathis who matters who was his 1st defense secretary i'm it will be me who used to be a chief of staff and h.r. mcmaster a former national security adviser to him all of them were critical of what happened here on january the 6th and then there was the pre-buttal if you like essentially say the democrats saying this is what donald trump's team i'm going to argue this is why i should ignore it 1st of all on the constitutional question there saying that's been settled the senate does have jurisdiction to hear this. and also if you talk of both the fact that they don't trump wasn't given jus process well they said this isn't a criminal trial this is an impeachment hearing and all the boxes were taken and then the said these are the questions you have to answer it was what happened a result of what donald trump said did he fire up the morgan if he didn't why did it take more than 2 hours to protect the people here in capitol hill why did he not condemn what they did why did he tell them t

desegregation litigation mr plan is going to be brown v board decided now to mislead by the supreme court and 1954 ended jim crow in the area of education segregated schools were unconstitutional. you can't that a supreme court decision without this chris saying around lynching and around mob violence and that happens i think beginning of the 20th century the college fund is reflecting these foundations focus on education at the time not let me see why this violence is happening so i can make. a more peace when i can more world specifically at any cost to white people that's always a question are you willing to support and here be outrage and address it at all costs because going to be destructive. world. war. the private sector reject. this is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a far virus in modern 'd history we are at a critical 'd time in the fight against the virus i will never hesitate to take any necessary steps to protect the lives health and safety of the american people i will always put the well being of america 1st we will heal the sick care for those in need help our fello

trump for what happened here on january 6th saying that the quite clearly blamed him and the courted the likes of jim mathis who it matters who was his 1st defense secretary i'm it will be me who used to be a chief of staff and h.r. mcmaster a former national security adviser to him all of them were critical of what happened here on january the 6th and then there was the the pre-buttal if you like essentially say the democrats saying look this is what donald trump's team i'm going to argue this is why i should ignore it 1st of all on the constitutional question there saying that's been settled the senate does have jurisdiction to hear this and also if you talk about the fact that they don't trump wasn't given joe process well he said this isn't a criminal trial this is an impeachment hearing and all the boxes were taken and then the said these are the questions you have to answer it was what happened a result of what donald trump it said did he fire up the morgan if he didn't why did it take more than 2 hours to protect the people here in capitol hill why did he not condemn what they did why did he t

west virginia governorvi jim justice we will talk to jim the governor about his big victory for churches in california the supreme courtother california democrat violated california shutdown roles, we've got that story and this fight breaking out we talked about it with kim klacik moments ago should local governments fire teachers just as president reagan fired air traffic controllers as the cdc and dr. fauci said it is safe to reopen n schools. that story is next. >> truly what you're doing is messing with people's lives one of the main reasons the recall is gaining steam because people look aty' the rules and they say they're not following the science the arbitrary and then not demonstrating the leadership that we n need. ♪♪ ♪♪ [ engines revving ] ♪♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. i'm a performer. [ engine revs ] always have been. and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me k

peace with the violation of the reconstruction and the institution of the jim crow laws in the wake of a series of supreme court decisions calling for separate but equal when nothing was equal and everything was separate for over 70 years so when only hopes that that as lincoln famously invoked that america would reach for the better angels of our nature and he said that even as the south led by south carolina seceded from the union and as the root remarked i'm not cold day in washington speaking obviously without amplification. to the crowd assembled before him he had no idea that as he called for americans to turn to the better angels of their nature before they would have a chance to do that they would endure a bloody civil war for over 4 years that would create rivers of carnage in every corner of the american nation professor davis wade davis thank you so much for joining me once again i'm alex simon show many thanks alex a week is a long time in politics but not for poll just wade davis he deals and centuries there is little doubt that the other than challenge supremacy as the world's only superpower of a

one alabama by 30 points so jim mcgovern is allowed to object to alabama but jim jordan can't object, the partisan supreme courtn unconstitutional fashion goes around their legislature changes the election law, i'm not allowed to object to alabama? they can about this jamie rasmussen, generally 62016 he objected to florida he did not bring that up during the impeachment debate diddy. the best one maxine waters you remember maxine waters. [crowd boos] the same lady said if you see anyone in the trump administration you created crowd and push back and tell them they're not welcome anymore or anywhere telling americans to go to other american citizens who serve in our government and tell them they're not welcome in our country that maxine waters january 6, 2017 objected to the state of wyoming, president trump won wyoming by 40 points. so the reason the democrats are so out to cancel less they don't like the fact that we tell the truth about them they don't like that we can engage in the hypocrisy and double standard. who do they want to cancel most, what individual do they want to cancel most. the guy who did wha

the two of them go to court, and on the stand jim is testifying for the defense, and the prosecutor, he works in the prosecutor's office, basically, totally grilled him and he said to me, you know, he impugned my integrity put me up there as inaccount and then afterwards, he said, the prosecutor was totally fine hitch was like, oh, let go grab a cup of coffeety and was going down my entire list of words and i account find anything sufficient to say to him -- because you can see difference here for the forensic scientist, the truth is the truth, and they over lap. we're good with that. we're not good with you saying i'm incompetent because i didn't find the same truth as this other person and that has implications not just for tim, who later on all of this testimony is discoverable, and somebody then in another courtroom can say, your prosecutor you client, this guy two years ago you said he was incompetent on the stand, but also for the laboratory, because he basically put up somebody from his own laboratory and said, you're not good enough. and so this was a big issue for the forens

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court on it. we'll stay on the story. jim trusty, you're great. thanks so much for joining us.eth: coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. critics warning about a new democrat push for the government to do more domestic surveilance of conservative groups. there is that, this double standard. to push even the irs to go after conservative groups. where was the government, where was the irs how the anti-trump lincoln project led by steve schmidt and rick wilson was allowed to operate as they did? they're allegedly accused now of breaking the law on multiple fronts. its founders are now fleeing that non-profit. brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush with his take next. >> karma is a you know what, mike and what we've seen from the lincoln project grifters all this time, this is all about them making money. this has never been some idealogical pursuit or real deep-seeded hatred against president trump this is a series of low-life grifters trying to self-enrich themselves but i think the american people really are now

designed to silence dissidents and limit freedom of speech our correspondent jim allotting duggan has more now from the supreme court in manila. you've been supporters of the philippine military lobbyist those who have been saying it's legal appeal to the public to understand that this law and the other fight this fight restrictions on the grounds of you know public gatherings we've seen members . of different human rights organizations actually protesting outside the supreme court calling this out laws just calling in and they say that this will further diminish you know this every ever narrowing space of human rights also not only because oral arguments by the supreme courts as it's a rare at this point because of the sheer docket of pending cases in court but also because of the number of petitioners who submitted their petitions asking the supreme court to junk this since last year now this $37.00 petitioners were represented by 13 lawyers today and in the coming weeks they're expected to be interpreted by court magistrates together with the government solicitor general. no in december argentina became the bigge

court. that's not something i would take on as a personal attorney. >> all right. jim schultz, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> and still to come, with seven new coronavirus variants detected in the u.s., will the case of vaccinations be enough to catch town the spread? >>> and the former president donald trump's impeachment trial behind them, many republicans are already turning to 2022. so what role will the former president play? >>> and more than 2 million people are currently without power. nearly 170 million people are under a winter weather advisory. as a winter storm slams much of the southern united states. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> hi. so you're the scientist here. does my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ try the body wash, too. ♪ rakuten cash back on the things all in our home ♪ ♪ i shop on rakuten rakuten ♪ aaaand welcome back to guess the price. sal. what do you do? oh, i'

the case had misconduct from the very start from jim comey's fbi crew, to discovery violations when it got to courtd.c. by the prosecution team. there was a lot for attorney general barr to take care of, that drew a lot of fire. that was the right thing. my hope merrick garland fills shoes nicely with integrity and justice and weigh in to do what is politically unpopular but what is actually right. jackie: we will be watching. we will see. jim trusty, great to see you tonight. thanks so much for your time. >> thanks, jackie. jackie: coming up at this moment 10 republican senators are meeting with president biden over covid relief. we'll bring you any news out of that with former maryland congressional candidate kim klacik. that is coming up next. ♪ tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert? ♪ french vanilla! rocky road! ♪ ♪ chocolate, peanut butter, cookie dough! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! scoop! ♪ ♪ sha

fortis left the court and lennon drafted it-- >> hi, jim. >> hello, thank you very much. my question is, regarding free speech today. so much activity and speech is on social media. social media is a private -- these are private companies and yet, it seems to me if you restrict speech on them you're restricting a great deal of speech going on and with the facebook situation that's recently come up. i'm wondering what thoughts you might have, how you incorporate, how we make sure free speech is carried through to these entities, whatever they are, they're so new, i don't know quite how you describe them. all right, thank you. >> that's a great question. well, first of all, the supreme court unanimously in june decided a case in which it held that government may not deny access to social media, to an individual in this case, it was a convicted sex offender who had served out his time, precisely for the reason that you state, the supreme court used very strong language what an incredibly important platform this was, especially for getting news and information and sharing it.

jim chanin said. he's optimistic that aren't from wilson. see with court order reforms where other chiefs have failed. it's now a question of whether he can do it on by. i'll be supporting him in any way i can there be a public swearing in for chief armstrong on monday morning among his first order of business, selecting a command staff, i'm told his wife, who was the deputy chief for investigations will stay on in that role. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. new video tonight in a violent robbery in san francisco, where a pet bulldog was stolen at gunpoint. today police released these images of the suspects color in the incident back on january, 5th. you could see a group of people run and get into a toyota prius. 30 year old sarah for us was punched several times in the face of her french bulldog. chloe was stolen. the puppy is still missing. anyone with information on that case is ask, tickle anyone with information is kristina's is asked to call the san francisco police department more on that. okay. we moved to this now the same mateo county sheriff's off

the case had misconduct from the very start from jim comey's fbi crew, to discovery violations when it got to courtn d.c. by the prosecution team. there was a lot for attorney general barr to take care of, that drew a lot of fire. that was the right thing. my hope merrick garland fills shoes nicely with integrity and justice and weigh in to do what is politically unpopular but what is actually right. jackie: we will be watching. we will see. jim trusty, great to see you tonight. thanks so much for your time. >> thanks, jackie. jackie: coming up at this moment 10 republican senators are meeting with president biden over covid relief. we'll bring you any news out of that with former maryland congressional candidate kim klacik. that is coming up next. ♪ smooth driving pays off you never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today allstate living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless

civil rights attorney jim chanin said he's optimistic that aren't from will succeed with court orderedeforms where other chiefs have failed. it's now a question of whether he can do it on by. i'll be supporting him in any way i can. there will be a public swearing in on monday morning for chief armstrong. among his first order of business is picking a command staff. i'm told that his wife who's a deputy chief for investigations will continue in that role reporting live henry late ktvu. fox studios has his work cut out for him, but at least he has someone by his side. who understands. all right, henry. thank you so much. on the hunt for any leftover vaccines they confined so called vaccine hunters wait outside vaccination sides, hoping someone is a no show for their appointment coming up next medical ethicists say this is okay because the goal is to have no doses wasted, another bay area stadium set up to be a mass vaccination site when levi stadium is up and running at full capacity they expect to do 15,000 vaccinations per day. i think it's really important that we get this vaccine to

jim chanin said. he's optimistic that aren't from well six see with court ordered reforms where other chiefs have failed. it's now a question of whether he can do it on by. i'll be supporting him in any way i can there be a public swearing in for chief armstrong on monday morning among his first order of business, selecting a command staff, i'm told his wife, who was the deputy chief for investigations will stay on in that role. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. arches none of the south bay after maura than a year at the san jose police academy, 42 new officers will soon hit the streets. this class of new recruits spent 13 months in the academy because of delays due to the pandemic. normally the academy's just 6 to 7 months. well today, san jose police held the graduation ceremony outdoors with everyone spaced 6 ft apart. 13 months to complete. you adapted and you overcame all obstacles and setbacks to finish this instruction. you are here today stronger and more resilient because of it now, acting police chief david kendall there says this was one of the most diverse classes ever more than 1600 people appl

jim chanin said. he's optimistic that aren't from well six see with court ordered reforms where other chiefs have failed. it's now a question of whether he can do it on by. i'll be supporting him in any way i can. there will be a public swearing in for chief armstrong on monday morning, and a part of his first order of business is choosing a command staff. now i'm told that his wife who's deputy chief for investigations will continue in that role. alex. all right, and henry are we are expecting obviously to your comments from deputy chief armstrong. hey, will be speaking publicly. we expect on monday. that's right. you will be a swearing in in real life. i'm told not on zoom, so it will be also any community setting us person's wish, okay, and we'll hear more about his vision for the oakland police department. ktvu crime reporter henry lee, thank you. and henry mentioned there. the recent increase in crime and oakland's chinatown will now asian american actors daniel dae kim and daniel wu are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect seen in video atta

jim gilmore is joseph. had been selected as the need new leader is the oldest judge in the country's supreme court the opposition says president why is this 5 year term expired on sunday that point says he still has another here in office colombia is to grant protected legal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented refugees and migrants from venezuela temporary measure will make them eligible to apply for a 10 year residency permits colombia has long been the most popular destination for venezuelans fleeing the economic and political crisis at home close to a 1000000 are thought to be living in the country without proper papers as underground p.s.e. as more from bogota. to legal status will allow almost a 1000000 venezuelan migrants who are here without papers to work legally it will all to extend the status of hundreds of thousands who so far had temporary papers and this decision is obviously great but also quite surprising for all venezuelan migrants given the fact that the colombian government until now was reluctant to offer full legal status fearing that this might have learned even more venezuelans

jim, senator grassily and ron johnson have been adamant where we can never have it happen again where the fbi is allowed under ad administration such as the obama administration, abuse the secret fisa court dramatic fashion, length and breadth of it in order to spy on an opposition campaign. so are you edified by what judge garland is saying today, jim? >> i'm not there yet. look, they were asking the right questions. they wanted to get commitment from the durham probe would be continued and same visibility as the mueller probe. attorney general barr did not have to turn the memo over to the general public. he did that for the good of the order. we didn't get a commitment on that. at the same time, garland is not in office yet. he is not in a position to say what i know this investigation involves. he gave kind of a middle ground answer, i'm not inclined to shut it down but i don't know enough about it. that is not exactly reassuring but not a disaster. i hope he keeps an open mind and talk to durham that it needs to be both public and supported. elizabeth: this fisa court is meant to catch terrorists. for the first time we've seen the fisa court used to go after a political opposition c

court. a republican senator telling cnn no wonder the other guys quit. jimm beach, florida. jim, the reaction from trump himself and from his advisers tonight has been pretty ugly. >> reporter: it has been universally ugly, no question about it, erin. i just spoke with a source familiar with the former president's thinking just a short while ago and asked about his reaction. said it has not been great and that he is stewing over this. he is disappointed in the performance of his defense team. but erin, keep in mind, this is a defense team that had to swoop in at almost the last minute because the first impeachment team bailed on the former president about a week ago. and so we're sort of at a point of what do you expect? but yes, i did talk to a trump advisor earlier this afternoon, somebody who advises the former president's team as it stands now who described it as this is a major warning sign for donald trump. if he gets into any kind of criminal court proceeding, this advisor was saying, he could be in serious jeopardy because of the current level of tal

. >> jim acosta is out front live in washington. this is a major blow from the supreme court, and something that trump has done everything to hide. how concerned is he? >> this is a massive defeat for the former president. i spoke to a formered a vidser who said they were just happy to be able to trump the president's tax returns under wraps nor long. but it may not be much longer because cyrus vance has won the huge victory at the u.s. supreme court. the high court deciding that the president's accounting firm has to turn over the tax records. eight years of tax returns that trump has tried to keep secret for all these years and financeable documents. not just tax records. but it's tied to the trump organization. that is going to be swept up by cy vance. he hired a new prosecutors with a potentiality in the white clol prime and activity. i will tell you talking to put'sed a vidsers, people who speak with him on a regular basis, this slt kind of thing that concerns the former president the mold, that he could get ensnared in a criminal investigation, and all of it as he is tr

supreme court that he must, muls -- must release eight years of his tax returns to a city prosecutor. let's go to jimsta. jim, this is a major blow to trump. so many details, so much information are in those eight years of tax returns. >> no question, wolf, this is a huge defeat for former president trump. he's been trying for years to keep these records secret, but the supreme court ruled earlier today in a decision that his accounting firm has to turn over these documents, aeight years o tax records, other financial documents over to attorney silas vance. donald trump is not happy about this, saying he's a victim of persecution. he said the supreme court never should have let this fishing expedition happen, but they did. then he went on to say ags who try to use their political opponents and the law as a weapon is a threat to the very foundation of our liberty. if you read this, it sounds like a series of tweets he dictated to his staff to put out in a statement. one of the things we should point out, wolf, in all of this, is that much of what is known about president trump's tax returns, it's alre

jim was saying, "fight like hell." they have a video of chuck schumer referring to supreme court justices saying, quote, i want to tell you s, gorsuch, price, you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these decisions. they're trying to equate these things. they don't equate. the question is is this enough for republicans to stick by their plan and acquit trump? >> yes. anything they put up there is essentially going to be enough for these republicans who, remember, are already decided this procedure shouldn't happen because they think it's unconstitutional. i imagine if you were ted cruz and you're mike lee and you're lindsey graham, you essentially want today tell those two lawyers, don't stink up the joint in the way that they did before. they were awful. by all accounts, republicans were embarrassed they put on such a poor opening statement. i imagine that was what was partly the goal there in the meeting that those folks had. but, listen, we know what democrats are going to do. we know what kind of case they put on, and we know what republicans are going to be prepared to do. i think the big question is m

jim comey was ahead of the fbi when all this happened. and when they used to weapon eyes fbi to pfizer courty help the durham has a evidence of wrongdoing or a crime is indicted in charge for that. liz: he's not entered that he has enough evidence to bring perjury charges to misleading the secret and that the obama administration the news on the trump campaign. let's listen to james coming before seven judiciary last september. watch this. >> now apparently everybody's responsible but nobody's to blame. that is not theig right answer. >> is that the director have any responsibility to make sure the facts are right with a given to the court. >> not in connection with the certification but in general, and if you directors responsible for everything is being done in ethiopia . i'm hoping you're not saying that i'm not responsible for unit i was a leader so this perfect sunbeam entirely in mayan responsibility. the director is responsible party to. >> are you responsible for this misleading evidence given to the pfizer court for he did yes or no. >> yes in the sense of command responsibility and

us, former federal prosecutor jim trustee, senator grassley and ron johnson have been adamant that we could never let itbi happen again, fbi under a --abuse the fiso courtked the right questions, they wanted a commitment that durham probe would be continues and same visibility that barr game the mueller probe. attorney general barr did not have to turn over that memo to general public, he chose to do that for the good of the order i would say. at the same time, gaur land is t in the office yet, not in position where he can say, i know what investigation involves, i could he gave a middlele ground answer, i am not inclined to shuter it down but i don't know enough about it. it is not reassuring but not a disaster, hopefully, he will keep an open find and review it and keep it public. elizabeth: this fiso court is to catch i terrorists. we have seen fiso court used to go after political opposition candidate. they have wiretaps. when records, we're in a new era of government surveillance, seeing fbi, according to government watch dogs, they have an inhouse unit, that can crack into encrypted iphones, to track people. what do you say? >> there is always thi

enacting decades of barbaric jim crow laws, aimed at keeping black folks poor, uneducated and disenfranchised. the next legal breakthrough came in 1954 when the supreme court desegregation of public schools, brown versus the board of education declared that separate is inherently unequal, a decision which was followed by racist protests all over the country and decades of resistance from many previously all-white schools. just ten years later congress passed the civil rights act. that landmark legislation led the gop to adopt its so-called southern strategy, in which it began to specifically court white voters in the south who opposed civil rights. but despite decades of systemic disenfranchisement, black americans kept fighting the good fight and in 2008 it was overwhelming turnover from black voters that clinched barack obama's landslide victory. but you know what happened next, republicans upset by the election loss and this outside show -- outsized show of black political power sprang in high gear to suppress our votes and dilute our power. they poured millions into their redistricting efforts in 2010, resulting in 33 seat majority in the next congress

court decisions? at about all the administrative decisions that it might speed his live on c-span2 west virginia governor jim justice giving update on the states covid-19 response. >> report to you that the death toll from the last two or three days, and i caution everyone that over the week and sometimes we don't get everything reported right up to snuff, but we only have 22 deaths today which is way 22 to many but compared to what it's been it has, , thank goodness, you know, not looking at 83 or something like that. i'm going to read them again. we have now lost 2020 people in west virginia, and it's a tragedy beyond belief. keep all these people in your prayers, please do, and but thank goodness this thing at least appears that it is really turning and turning our way so we will just keep doing the good work we are doing and hope and pray that god above will move this thing away from us and it will be gone forever. but the 2007 this is a 16-year-old female. the 2008 death, 92-year-old male from wayne county. the 2009th death is 66-year-old 2000 life-and-death is 66-year-old male from boone county. the 20

he's in serious jeopardy if he ever ends up in a court of law because that is where not having a good legal team really could come back to haunt him. >> jim appreciate it. thanks. joining us is lincoln project co-founder george conway. i want to get your reaction in a moment but first, we heard how the former president apparently reacted to today's proceedings. he was the one i guess to replace the legal team days ago. does that reaction surprise you? >> no, it doesn't. i mean, one of the things i tweeted during these proceedings was there is going to be one guy in palm beach, florida who will be very, very unhappy at what he was saying, particularly mr. caster who had no, nothing to say that was co-haerent and saying it in a way. nothing in there that was either compelling from a legal standpoint and importantly for the president, for the former president engaging from a television standpoint. so he was never going to like that, and the reporting that we've just heard is not surprising at all. >> is it just that he can't attract descent -- i mean, you know, great lawyers that he, you know, doesn't pay them -- >> he can't. he can't. he al

to mention lying to the fisa court and withholding critically important information from the fight the judge who was signing off on the fisa this is during the same time jimng the cia director that the steele dossier was not credible saying he signed the fisa affidavit which is based on the steele dossier i've never seen such lawlessness it breaks my heart to see the fbi operating under jim comey, those were the dark ages. >> i hear what you're saying you're calling it the dark ages the fbi sources are so upset about this and basically they are agreeing with what you're saying president obama has said to comey in early 2017 put the right people meaning carter page he got investigative reporter john solomon he's been on this and said the key dates between january 4 and the 24th of that month nearly every major assumption of their theory foror collapsing they found no derogatory information on flynn that's a direct quote and later on to your point comey, clapper, lisa page, peter strzok would say there's no there there we did not have the case but there authorized and fisa wiretap power. they were doing, what do you say. >> incredibly lawless in essence the

jim comey was head of the fbi when all this happened. he was the head of the fbi when they used and weaponized the fbi in fisa court to spy on members of the if durham has evidence of wrongdoing or a crime he is charged with that. elizabeth: the issue, the debate, that he has enough evidence to bring perjury charges for misleading the secret fisa court meant for terrorists, that the obama administration used on the trump campaign. let's listen to james comey before senate judiciary last september. watch this. >> apparently everybody's responsible but nobody's to blame is not the right answer. does the fbi director have any responsibility to make sure the facts are right when they're given to the court? >> not in connection with the certification but in general the fbi director is responsible for everything that is being done underneath the fbi director. i hope you don't hear me to say i'm not responsible. i was leader of that institution. so this reflects on me entirely and it is my responsibility. but no, i'm not looking to shirk responsibility. the director is responsible. >> are you responsible for this misleading evidence given to the

jim crow on education. i thought it was appropriate to read this passage. unanimous court said this. today, education is perhaps the most important function of state and local government. compulsory state attendance laws and great expenditures for education both demonstrate our recognition of the importance of education to our democratic society. it is required in it performance of our most basic, public responsibilities even serve in the armed forces. it is the very foundation of good citizenship. today, it is a principle instrument in awakening a childly to cultural values and preparing him or her for professional training and helping him to adjust normally to his environment. in these day, it is doubtful that any child, he is denied the opportunity of an education. such an opportunity, where the state has undertaken to provide it, is a right which must be available to all on equal terms. i share that context to really help. when people say what can we to solve this issue. my short response is live up to the promise of brown. the question that i becomes have we done that? it's not