to look at your system for your eyes and ears that much money to jujitsu diminish your sure. you served your proof sheets of travel do you know the old. well as we continue our profiles of the candidates let's tell you about one of the people who we're going to got stuck into on their spot by the measurement of ski is the leader of russia's liberal democratic party and has run in all bowl one presidential election since they began in russia in one thousand nine hundred ninety one now he wants to introduce a progressive income tax system instead of the current all round flat rate as well as pledging to tackle poverty unemployment and illegal immigration his critics though say he's pandering to easy populism and that his party often votes in line with the kremlin in parliaments anyway well here's why sure enough he stands in his own words. it would seem to me we must be strong young girls and the president should be tarred with such a foreign policy that will make everyone scared of others so is that make him respect as usual and no one will dare to close russian schools there

and by the way so the notion that more resources in the effort to amend the bill is one of those jujitsu moves we do around here and of course we support prosecution and investigation but we don't want to amend this bill right now because it has to get to desk so we canft get busy to do what we need to do to hold people accountable who are profiting off the backs of people who sell children i yield the floor and i think my colleagues for all of our work in cooperation on this issue. >> i think my colleague who is absolutely right. we are grateful to the entire senate to jump then we would not have gotten to the bottom of this without getting the senate to decide for the first time thisti question to enforce a subpoena or not. and as a result through the court system with the sanction of criminal liability to get these are to provide this information. they came forward and claimed fifth amendment rights that we got 1 million pages of documents to discover low and behold they knew what they were doing actually they would get an ad from somebody selling an underageth girl it would say somet

he started training in jujitsu lichen which is always a a good sign for him. he has a good job now.he's got a loving, like a pit bull named pickles that he dotes on with affection, a level of affection that would kill a a smaller dog probably. he's doing well. he and i have become very close. the publication of the book as you might imagine very, very scary for them but it ended up being quite cathartic i think picky about every together at public event in colorado at which a number of our family members were in attendance. there was a very, very tense back and forth with the audience, the most hard-core question and answer session i think i've ever seen at public event but it went very well. >> this is such a personal event for you to go through this whole process and write this book, but as an author where do you go from here? >> well, hopefully no more bank robberies by close family members. alex occasionally offers if i'm stuck in my career, you know, go rob another one if i really, really need him to get but, so do come from a a science background. i love science and i've gotte

that's what i feel like we're watching and there is a weird crazy jujitsu meme on the right, the shooter victim of bullying. no, this is like a real thing that's out there. this disgusting idea that the murderer was a victim of bullying and that the villains in the story are these kids. >> to piggy back off what she said, one of the ways they are changing things is leapfrogging. they didn't ask the nra to change their behavior. they accepted they won't do it. we'll by pass them by going to those who have power over them. five years ago you would see a petition, please, fox news, do something to laura ingraham. they accepted they have to bypass it. >> they moved on. they went past us and said you won't do anything, fox news, so we'll get to where it hurts, money. >> this is the problem because once advertisers leave, they won't come back. rush limbaugh is still on the air and he's not recovered in terms of his bottom line. bill o'reilly doesn't have a job, breitbart has a fraction of the advertisers. fox news says we'll bring new advertisers in. who will step forward and say i want to be

that's what i feel like we're watching and there is a weird crazy jujitsu meme on the right, the shooter victim of bullying. no, this is like a real thing that's out there. this disgusting idea that the murderer was a victim of bullying and that the villains in the story are these kids. >> to piggy back off what she said, one of the ways they are changing things is leapfrogging. they didn't ask the nra to change their behavior. they accepted they won't do it. so we're not going to bang our heads against the wall. we'll by pass them by going to those who have power over them. five years ago you would see a petition, please, fox news, do something to laura ingraham. but they bypassed it. they accepted they have to bypass it. >> they moved on. they went past us and said you won't do anything, fox news, so we'll get to where it hurts, money. >> this is the problem because once advertisers leave, they won't come back. rush limbaugh is still on the air and he's not recovered in terms of his bottom line. bill o'reilly doesn't have a job, breitbart has a fraction of the advertisers. fox news say

but this poor woman has to go out there and somehow figure out the jujitsu to make it not a presidentialt he is making, it's a presidential joke he is telling. and if you don't think it's a joke then you have no sense of humor. but, this is the same person -- and she is right -- he has been talking about unfair trade for decades. but he wasn't right about it back then either. you know, there were many times he said the gasoline is going to be $8.50 a gallon in a year or two. the japanese are making deals with us and then laughing behind our backs. then it was the mexicans laughing behind our backs. and now it's the chinese. everybody is laughing behind our backs. it's amazing we get anything done. >> yes. >> it's crazy. >> listen, the white house official told axios that this is the most toxic working environment on the planet. were things that way -- because you covered them and wrote about them -- in the trump organization? >> well, they weren't because the trump organization was a monarchy, one guy in charge who said yes or no. it wasn't a democracy. there was in congress. there was n

cooper: essentially, you're suggesting-- >> hayter: i'm suggesting we do a little bit of historical jujitsu'm suggesting we use the scale and grandeur of those monuments against themselves. i think we lack imagination when we talk about memorials. it's all or nothing. it's leave them this way, or tear them down, as if there's nothing in between that we could do to tell a more enriching story about american history. >> cooper: historians call it recontextualization, the addition of signs or markers with information about when and why the statues were built, to help people see old monuments in a new light. so, you'd like to see signs or placards or historical-- >> hayter: anywhere-- >> cooper: --lessons somewhere. >> hayter: anywhere around here, right. >> cooper: --around here. >> hayter: perhaps even on this sidewalk. >> cooper: so that as people approach the statue-- >> hayter: they can read the story of-- >> cooper: and they can understand the context-- >> hayter: absolutely. >> cooper: --in, in which it was built-- >> hayter: absolutely. >> cooper: --and the reason it was built. >> hayte

amendments in an effort to try to amend the bill so it has to go back to the house is one of those jujitsu moves that we do around here, frankly, that's not always productive. of course we all support more resources for sex trafficking prosecutions and investigations, but we don't want to amend this bill right now because it's got to get to the president's desk so we can get busy and get after this crime and do what we need to do in this country to hold people accountable who are profiting off the backs of people who sell children for sex. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor, and i thank my colleague, senator portman, for all of our work and cooperation on this issue. mr. portman: i thank my colleague senator mccaskill. she's absolutely right. we are grateful to the entire senate for jumping in on this because we would not have gotten to the bottom of this without getting the senate to decide for the first time in 21 years this question are we going to enforce a subpoena or not. people stepped up. and as a result we were able to be able to, through the court system, with the sancti

there is a sort of historical jujitsu that's occurred where it was a republican party that was the force behind 13th amendment abolishing slavery. 13th amendment of equal protection. the 15th amendment. anti lynching legislation opposed by democrats. ku klux klan was the military wing of the democratic party in the south. and if you look at -- woodrow wilson, frankly, a racist. there was an evolution of the parties. but i think the break occurred sometime -- for a long time, republicans were voting -- or blacks were voting republican. there was -- beginning of a break during the new deal. and then it accelerated right around the late '50s, early '60s, which strangely, also, if you look at the percentages of blacks who gave their vote to the 1964 civil rights act -- i'm sorry, percentage of republicans -- more republicans voted in favor of the -- or percentage of republicans voted in favor of the 1964 civil rights act than democrats. so it goes on and on. but i think attitude and how you address things matter. and so when you have republicans talking about -- like a goldwater, who opposed

i'm going to jujitsu him and he has essentially paralyzed the president for days now.rst having made a bunch of dumb mistakes with the stormy daniels thing. made her into a victim. threatened to levy $20 million in penalties against her for violating the nda and now is looking at a situation where if he calls her a liar on twitter, the lawyer will slap him with a defamation suit and open yet another -- he has one route and another route to deposing the president and trump doesn't want to be deposed on this topic mainly because the stormy daniels tells is true, the main story and may be more to that story and whether or not there's more to that story, there are other stories. he's said he's got eight women coming forward saying they have ndas with donald trump and probably more ndas. whatever the facts of the stormy daniels case are we do or don't know there's that opens up a whole range of possible jeopardy for donald trump on other cover-ups, more hush money and potentially things to cause him problems with his wife, both problems in the marriage but also potential pr