but we can discuss the story of the now with justin robert young host of the politics politics politics podcast and daniel as a journalist and author and charles also profit investor and a writer thank you for joining us on the program all of you have 1st to justin now what do you make of the timing of the justice department's antitrust case against google do you think there might be a political motive hidden here. there was some talk within the justice department that timing of this was rushed and you can certainly see some of the hallmarks of that in terms of the state attorneys general that were all republican that signed on to this there was broad bipartisan support for a disperser to kill or antitrust action though however so while the timing before the election might be something that is suspect there is no doubt that there is broad bipartisan effort to try to bring some kind of antitrust case not only to google but also to amazon apple and facebook probably within the next calendar year i can i would say to you daniel there are plenty of claims about google manipulating such resu

and it's going to be an interesting week ahead election week ben swan investigative reporter justin roberts young host of the politics politics at podcast 3 politics i shouldn't on scott ritter a political analyst and former united nations weapons inspector gentleman thank you all thank you thank you broadcasting live from moscow this is our to international the stories keep coming at the top of the hour hope we can go through them together then goodbye for now. what started my interest i should say and black americans in the soviet union in the thirty's was finding this portrait even though i had gone to grad school of the master's degree in russian literature i speak russian and i had lived over there in the late eighties finding this portrait was was a stunning development for me how did i not know about this. i didn't know that this was a phenomenon that there were many. african-americans who went to russia in the in the thirty's. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. and name it the most b

onto the program now a number of guests we're joined live by ben swamp an investigative reporter justin robert young host of the politics politics politics podcast and scott ritter a political analyst and former united nations weapons inspector you're all very welcome to the program ben can we kick off with you what do you think is twitter's motive here. well i think twitter's motive is very simple their motive is to control what people see what people think and what people believe i know that sounds dystopian but i think that's what we're seeing across the board with social media companies right now in tech companies their goal is not simply to create fairness that's not what they're trying to do they say they're trying to prove prevent election interference when in fact those tech companies are creating the most election interference right now that we've seen at least in a generation in terms of affecting how people would vote the information they see before they vote information that listen voters should be able to make up their mind whether it's a new york post story whether it's an r.t. r

last year justice ginsburg and chief justin roberts issued a 5-4 that blocked the trump administration's anti -- to the 2020 census. something very near and dear to president trump. and replacing in that case justice ginsburg with someone like your mentor justice scalia would have excluded many families from the census. that would not only have decreased the representation in congress. 1.5 trillion in federal resources, also. yesterday we saw what the court looks like without justice ginsburg on it. it allowed the trump administration to end the census data collection early despite the ongoing panned december mick, despite they will not get an accurate counts by ending it early. of course that would mean probably fewer federal resources for communities is with where there is not that accurate count. that could mean that trump officials instead of census bureau experts could use the numbers in the house of representatives and state and local governments. we already know that trump is demanding that those numbers exclude undocumented immigrants. even if the census requires everyone to be c

you criticize the you criticize the decision by justin roberts holding the affordable care act. criticized the reasoning. you said in another case about the affordable care act that you liked the legal reasoning that he had the better legal argument, justice scalia had the better legal argument. you have signed your name to a public statement featured in an ad, a paid ad, the call for an end what are called the barbaric legacy of roe v. wade. which ran on the anniversary of the 1973 supreme court decision. you disagreed with long-standing precedent on gun safety which said felons shouldn't be able to get guns, something that was pretty important to me when i had my old job in law enforcement. it's something senator durbin asked you about. you suggested you agreed with the dissent in the marriage equality case that it wasn't the role of the court to decide that same-sex couples have the right to be married. i think this was in a lecture you gave were you said the dissent view was that it wasn't for the court to decide. people could lobby and state legislatures. all this takes me

as trump deputy campaign manager justin clark, trump campaign general council matthew morgan, trump campaign staffer michael roman, and trump campaign senior adviser robert, paduchik. remember those names and remember those faces. those four gentlemen you see there, these are the people that are trying to make it harder to vote. these are the people trying to blur the lines between legitimate pursuit of a campaign a legal interest in courts and a full-fledged assault on the basic principles of free and fair elections. the plan is to twist the law to cheat trump to a second term. i want to bring in someone who is closely tracking those efforts. ari berman, senior reporter for mother jones and author of "give us the ballot: the modern struggle for voting rights in america." ari, i thought that quote in the a.p. article, you know, 28 paragraphs down saying, yeah, hopefully it will be close enough and we can just throw it to the courts as if that's like the actual game plan here. but it seems clearer and clearer that is the actual game plan here. >> yeah, it's pretty amazing, chris. i mean voter suppression is not a new thing. we've talked about it a lot on

justin turner. >> he was immediately isolated to prevent spread. >> reporter: turner did not isolate long. minutes later, on the field with his wife, then next to dodgers manager and cancer survivor dave robertsere's turner without a mask. >> they missed an obligation to do the right thing. >> reporter: in a bluntly-worded statement, major league baseball agreed, saying turner's decision "to leave isolation and enter the field was wrong" and that turner "emphatically refused to comply" with security. does this go beyond bad optics? >> him walking without a mask, interacting with people, known positive, i can't tell you how dismayed i was. >> reporter: the team has tostponed a celebration here at dodger stadiu dodger stadium because of the covid diagnosis, but since large gatherings are a significant source of virus spread, crowds of screaming fans on and off the field have local health officials on edge. norah. >> o'donnell: jamie yuccas, thank you. campaigns call it "the ground game," an army of volunteers going door-to-door and person to person, hunting for every last vote. but now, with just six days left, they face an urgent new challenge-- reaching the millions of voters who asked for ma

together without masks and with justin turner who had just found out that he had covid and take a look at the shot and you'll see that he's right next to manager dave robertsy is playing in most of the game as well even though they found out in the second inning that he had an inconclusive covid test they didn't pull him until the 6th inning when the lab called and said his test was positive. >>in the moments gut wrenching you know you don't know what to do you want that man beside you you know, i played a lot of games beside him with weave we've done a lot in this field and did not build a have him there and finish it in to build accomplish what we did you know letter hurts hurts law and i've had a chance to see just yet and i don't really know. >>you know all that went into i just know that. >>i had to get him out of the game in the 7th inning and after the 7th inning and i'm still trying to learn, but i can't wait to see him. >>and her could really hurt is roberts. the manager is a cancer survivor and look at how close he came turner and that's risky for him because he recovered from ken as whole team, it's risky to should be quarantining because of you

together without masks and with justin turner who had just found out that he had covid and take a look at the shot and you'll see that he's right next to manager dave roberts and very is playing in most of the game as well even though they found out in the second inning that he had an inconclusive covid test they didn't pull him until the 6th inning when the lab called and said his test was positive. >>in the moments go dredging you know you don't know what to do you want that man beside you you know, i played a lot of games beside him with the weave we've done a lot in this field and bill to have him there and finish it in to be able accomplish what we did you know letter hurts it hurts a lot. >>that and i've had a chance to see just yet and i don't really know you know all that went into i just know that. i had to get him out of the game in the 7th inning and after the 7th inning and i'm still trying to learn, but i can't wait to see him. >>hurts you know could really hurt is roberts. the manager is a cancer survivor and look at how close he came turner and that's risky for him because he recovered from ken as whole team, it's risky to should be quaranti