my name is lindsey harris. i'm a professor at the university of the district of columbia school of law. it's one mile away from here. i teach an immigration and human rights clinic. today i have the honor of moderating this incredible panel of advocates, and we are going to take you perhaps even deeper into the dark place that steven manning referenced yesterday. it feels like this whole symposium has been in some ways building to this panel and it indeed a very dark moment as we think about family separation. when i say a dark moment, i don't mean to be misleading. because the family separation crisis, manufactured by this administration in 2018, by no means began in april of 2018 when attorney general sessions announced a zero tolerance policy. it's by no means over today. so as we will discuss, family separation existed under previous separations and continues to operate today. i think what happened in 2018 was certainly -- which led to mass family separations was a dark moment in our history and one from wh

. >> harris: harry, i want to hear from you and quick to get to senator lindsey graham. >> fine.his is a statement in a dissent come in a judicial opinion. if it was a problem that required recusal to criticize either your colleagues where the administration and an actual written opinion, they would be nobody on the supreme court. ian is talking about other episodes of extrajudicial conduct, but it's impeccable. and no one on any side of the aisle who is at all responsible would ever suggest that something you say in the judicial opinion, which is their job, would somehow be the basis for a recusal. >> harris: now to senator lindsey graham, who says -- he talked about this and kind of defends them. let's watch. >> i don't think they are going to recuse themselves. judges have opinions, too. she was pretty vocal in her dissent, and i disagree with her dissent, but she has the right to do it. i don't think that's going to happen. >> harris: harry, kind of making your point. what do you do? because now you know how people feel on the court, and what sotomayor did was kind of call ou

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democratic senator kamala harris has written to the senate judiciary committee chairman, lindsey grahame attorney general to testify before that committee. also, another democrat, richard blumenthal of connecticut, says william barr should resign. harris? >> harris: rich edson outside the white house today. thank you very much. let's get more on this now. ian prior is the former deputy director of public affairs at the justice department, and neil quinter is here, as well. former chief counsel to senator dianne feinstein and former assistant attorney general in maryland. i will start with you. what is the goal here for democrats? >> well, the goal is to, first, twist out the facts here were president trump and the justice department are saying that he didn't do in private when he did in public. which is tell the justice department to lighten up on roger stone. but that is the unknown, and that's where an investigation could reveal. most of what is disturbing about this case is what is known. we know 90% of what happened here, which is that bill barr, with or without the direct involveme

that very point, obviously you trained this young manuel because jamie harris has been making this argument, it's not just that lindseyse with donald trump and doesn't spend time here working on the problems that people here have. that's an important point to make and it seems that's the kind of message to i think everybody's point here, the candidates need to make. what are we going to do within your community? half of the black voters live in the south. >> anton is in sharlton, you see all over charleston billboards i put up saying making america's greatness accessible and affordable for all. it's health care, it has to be accessible and affordable. education, accessibleable and affordab affordable. does nobody any good to have all these great systems and they're not accessible and affordable. because what do you have. you're right, that's what the people in the state want and that's what i work on all day, every day. >> whip clyburn, great to talk -- civil rights leader from a young man. this man was a guy making sure we had our civil and voting rights from all the way back. latosha brown, she's making sure everybo