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. >> well, until jon stewart and colbert and bill maher, the best political comedian was satirist. >>se those things influence people. most of us aren't good readers. we like a little grab. >> it's the pin in the balloon puncturing pomposity and showing the emperor has no clothes, things like that. >> herb did much more than just puncture pomposity. he illuminated hypocrisy. >> during the watergate years, they were very incises ive, very intelligent cartoons herb rote. being from d.c., writing for "the washington post," breaking that story made it more important because its one of the few places in a newspaper where you can tell it like it. so in the end, herb had a lot to do with nixon coming down. >> he had a lot of people who would complain to him, al's outrageous. he had one answer every time he'd say, but it's true. >> franklin, i can call you franklin. >> years ago it was frowned upon then to make fun of the people running the country. >> they won't let anyone talk politics in here because this stadium was dedicated to art, sports and any useful enterprises. >> now, mr. nixon wo

john oliver, jon stewart, bill m maher and i could list another 20. why can they do it and we can't. >> reporter: this is an act? >> no, i didn't say it was an act jon stewart doesn't describe himself as an act, he says he's comedian but not an act. bill maher. >> reporter: he's a comedian. >> maybe i'm a comedian. >> reporter: okay, now we're getting somewhere. >> maybe i'm both. >> so there you go. interesting character. interesting person. and you can tell that some of it seems to be tongue in cheek. and i just thought it was important to see a little bit more about what this guy's all about. because people get so worked up about this guy. when you sit down and talk to him, he can be pretty charming, he's obviously very smart. you don't have to agree with anything that he says but to take him so literally, i think could be a little dangerous because i don't know that what he says he believes everything that he says. >> well, what were you expecting when he first sat down with you, were you expecting something completely different or did he just hit

john oliver, jon stewart, bill maher, and i can list another 20. i can list even more. why can they do, but we cannot? >> jon stewart is not ascribed himself as an act. he says he is a comedian, but he doesn't call himself as an act. maybe i'm a comedian. >> now we're getting somewhere. >> maybe i both. >> he says he would like to have his own tv show like omar or john oliver. might not think he is funny, and maybe more of a clown than a community -- median. but if that is a motivation, the might give a better perspective of why he does what he does. >>> tonight, the investigation continues into a deadly plane crash into central oregon. the plane left the bay area heading to a popular solar eclipse destination spot. >> a crescent display -- flames, igniting a small brushfire, which was quickly put out. >> reporter: on a regular basis, they have been leaving the airport for oregon, prime viewing area to watch the eclipse.>> hundreds of people going to boise and wyoming, just to see the eclipse. or mac one plane and its pilot did not make it. the single-engine, home built

. >> is there anything for bill maher tomorrow in this episode? white people on the planet -- just don't use it! >> one of my white friends said, is it ever appropriate? i said you can use it if you're prepared for what comes afterward. i grew up in detroit. you will get a knuckle in your eye. that's just, i'm 60 years old, but that is the appropriate response. >> yeah. >> knuckle in your eye. >> oh! it actually hurts thinking about it. a knuckle in the -- >> oh, yeah. that would cure a lot. >> that, you're on to something. that's serious business. >> mm-hm. >> a response to a white person using a word like that. how do you guys take such serious issues and find the funny in it? >> i mean, for me, the carmichaels really represent a closer reality when i go home, when i hang out with my family, this is the kind of stuff we talk about. not by the letter, but we talk about everything. and it was in the context of a family, you know, everybody in the room's got to say their piece. some people didn't read the article. they're going to say their piece.

and i mean maher spanish police say the suspects in the country's deadliest terror atrocity in over a decade were planning an even bigger attack on thursday night a van which driven into crowds in the popular tourist area of glass that i'm blast in barcelona killing thirteen people and then hours later a car a car crashed into a group of people in the resort town of cambria less leaving one dead islamic state has claimed responsibility a word of warning the video her back to show you is highly disturbing. i come down here the van was coming down the rambler and i was completely unaware of that. until it was pretty much alongside me and at this point i saw everyone from the. start running and i heard it from my music when it was so close to me you know. i think i i. just panicked like everyone everyone ran you know no one no one kind of knew what to do. i was next to it when it stopped and i didn't. know fifty to fifty feet behind me there were people people lying face down like sort of videos off the woods and it was a nice to watch. it's pretty. ok well let's look at this map say hav

the russian republic of dagestan and that's after the grandparents of two sisters of the jar fatah maher came forward. the two elderly grandparents both pension has had never given up hope but as it was difficult they heard nothing they knew nothing other than that their grandkids were lost in a war zone but hope never dies just days ago she filmed fatima and had deja in a baghdad wolf a niche and their grandparents recognized them all of them with your. research. there is no. place. we filmed this in the very yard in which grew up next to her beloved swing set and her sister were taken to mosul by her parents two years ago grandfather says they fell on the isis way to religious propaganda he says in june his son and his wife killed in a drone strike leaving the children all alone they too much too. could be than i would be. nice guys who are busy i shouldn't have to take out that. movie j.p. . as it were to me and you by now and i support sieges grandfather who she used to call dhaka instead of die says that he's overjoyed he says that his life has meaning again but it's not over yet th

this announcement was made by the city bus nightmare, let's have a listen —— the city's maher, let'sr police officers to become political pawns. chicago will not allow residents have their fundamental rights by lizzie. and chicago will never drinkers are status as a welcoming city. at are i spoke to they reasoned that if they are dealing with an document of residence of the cities, it is best if they don't drink it information to law enforcement, the other services come into contact with people, it is best not to turn that information to immigration services because that would force people into the shadows rather than encouraging them to interact with city services committee have a population that will not call the police when there isa crime, will not call the police when there is a crime, a population that want to cut health services or education because of their immigration status, it creates essentially a shadow publishing in the city that is more prone to crime or health issues. that is their viewpoint. the ministry can's viewpoint is that immigration is the law of the land as f

little bit kind of loose and his wife is completely gone staggers up to me and says over my shoulder maher husband loves you he does him as you know really loves you. so to me that was very funny. some social media questions for you dear miss mack nineteen seventy three would you make a comeback either alone or as the eurythmics you never know i never know dang of course of a thomas in twenty seventeen in what ways is the average person still ignorant about h.i.v. and everywhere people just don't know the fundamental facts they don't know for example that a pregnant woman who's into the positive can give birth to n.h. have a negative baby with the right kind of an intervention they don't know the they don't know basic things that some people still probably think that you can catch it from sharing a mug or a cup or a tour or sellers grow do you think your voice has changed through the years i think it has changed somewhat in what way i think as you get older your voice gets more mature i mean it's i think it's a little lower than it was but it's i think i've become more myself and it's it's

kid who grew up in the seventies watching all the all those classic people you know chevy and bill maher and all those all those greats and then actually even i school i was watching at murphy and a couple years later you know lorne came back to the show and decide to take up the helm again and it's a scary crazy hybrid of everything it's the a rock n roll it's a long as you do incredible one season one season but such a great experience you know. it really was ron scabby only what was it like to work with tim burton in the edwards scissorhands my personal view of mr byrne i think he's like a genius i think he's like a walt disney you know quite honestly i think that his background in animation his storytelling his films get better and better and richer and richer and i just think that he has his own he puts his stamp on his films he's such a fine artist. so i was honored to be a part of that i mean i look back at scissorhands and it's johnny depp were basically great. i think like like downey's of virtue also actor he did so many great roles for so long you know it was interesting i got

in philadelphia, pennsylvania, we are joined b by george chickarello maher.e is the author of "building the commune: radical democracy in venezuela" and "we created chavez: a people's history of the venezuelan revolution." he teaches at drexel university in philadelphia, and previously taught at the venezuelan school of planning g in caracas. in new york, we are joined by francisco rodriguez, chief economist of torino capital. he's the co-author of "venezuela before chavez: anatomy of an economic collapse." under hugo chavez,z, he headed e national assembly's economic and financial advisory office. we welcome you both to democracy now! can you describe what is happening in venezuela? have a political crisis. the government is unpopular. the government was hit by an economic crisis. maduro's rating has fallen.. out.venezuelans want him that happens when you have economic deterioration. constitutionalal procedures by which you could have -- early elections, whahate call referendums. some courts are controlled by the government and they stopped the recall refere

bill maher got in trouble tore saying the "n" word on a television show and he just waited it out and hb sphorks waited it out with him. it may help that there are no ises on hbo. but' bosses can decide to say i'm sorry. it doesn't have to be an automatic thing. >> i think social media takes away the ability for people of to be human make mistakes. people are expected to never say anything they maybe regret. when it comes to the outrage machines it's actually stuff that isn't that outrageous. i think companies start panicking and don't separate is this just an online mob or are they real customers. sometimes the people protesting aren't customers of the company. it's unfair and unjust. kennedy: companies have to figure out how serious and how real is this. it can be a hologram mob. >> all spokes people will soon be automated. >> tech companies need to figure out the online harassment. these tech companies have work to do in the harassment space. and when take to twitter and attack you and say, you know, things that cross the line to threatening violence. thank you guys so much. marie,

cnn's bill maher can he smiguel now. >> reporter: we're cutting you off from metaphors, john.one for the year. fo more metaphors. oregon state capital with the hardest of hard core eclipsers, ecliptians, whatever you want to call them. they've been camped out all morning, beautiful sunny morning here in oregon. good day for eclipse viewing, it looks like. people here are lining up for eclipse glasses. why? very important, obviously. they are not like your regular sunglasses. these are regular sunglasses if you look through them you can see me on the other side. these are solar glasses. they kind of look like mirrored sunglasses but if you try to look through these, you literally can't see a thing unless you are staring at the sun. the reason this eclipse is so crazy and everyone is so excited about it, it's coast to coast. first time we've had this particular path since >>> this eclipse is interesting because it only hits the u.s., the first time that happened since 1257, 200 years before christopher columbus was born. people are pouring into this path of totality as they call

. >> it is a funny story i got to be pretty good friends with john maher. his younger brother is my age and they live to close to get bused both parents or teachers so they wanted their kids on the bus to get to school so they drop them off at your house before hand and take the best of your kids will pick them up after school soccer elementary and then through high-school they rode the bus with me. he was the one that was left out because he was the middle child that arouse seventh or eighth grade he picked up a guitar and started to play he jokes that was down in my basement where we would hang out every single day after school i would have a of a racket in my hand we were both assessed -- obsessed and a few years later he made a career he has watched me a wimbledon i watched him at madison square garden it was crazy we ran in my basement doing what we love and then get paid i still wrote that -- remember that moment we lost touch a little bit when i went to college but we were playing the davis cup for the first time with myself and andy roddick argument

he'll land a book deal, ghost writer, honorary position at evergreen college and maybe be on bill maher's what he wanted all along. you're a 49er fan, kimberly. should -- well -- i can't even think about the 49ers any more. >> remember when they were so amazing? >> montana. >> lott, young. >> roger craig, ronnie lott. >> oh my god, great. >> dwight clark. remember "the catch." oy vey. >> make the 49ers great again. >> please! >> not with colin. colin kaepernick, it's your prerogative, this isn't entitlement nfl f they want you they want you f they don't they don't. that's the breaks. >> i think, what do you think, richard, 20/20 versus trump, retire, enter politics, he has the name recognition. >> i think kaepernick is a better quarterback than cutler, cutler has a 33qbr in five games. i think the ravens haven't signed a backup quarterback yet, i hope the ravens make the right choice in signing kaepernick. number one -- >> why, he's that good? >> i think he's -- because falco is injured. >> call him colon, come on, give me a break. >> number one, jersey sales go through the roof in balt

mary maher wonders what it all means for her 12-year-old daughter, ella. >> we don't live in a developingike you should be able to trust your water when you live in the united states. >> reporter: there is some good news in all of this, the environmental working group says water filters can reduce or even eliminate many of the contaminants. but, depending on what's in the water, coming into your home, the price of a filter could be anywhere from about $20 to more than $1,000. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> still ahead, think older teenagers make better drivers? the new study says, think again. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but can ot fix this teens skateboarding mishap? nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. hdid you get that email i sente wyou...before you wake up. ... when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. ♪ a cold, a bug, a flu ♪ when school was back in session ♪ ♪ those germs were s

>> officer familia months ago holder and maher it just doesn't stop.like that and doesn't let us go to the gym it doesn't make sense and it's horrible. lauren: the hatred has reached a new level. i see police officers now and i'm used to walking right by but now with all the stories to show my appreciation i say hi how are you insert some sort of conversation because i'm appreciating the more. >> something like that goes a long way. hanging out with the kids and doing the charity work. they want the stories out and they have to be careful what it says because it does make an impact. lauren: speaking of charity work thinking about the communities you are working in. i'm not familiar with how it this on the ground in atlanta where you work but are you with the community and are you trying to make friends reaching out to the kids of a feel comfortable and maybe as an idol someone they can look up to? >> so, my last year with the atlanta police department, i'm now in the metro area metro area atlanta. the same city just with a different name kind of deal g

mary maher wonders what it all means for her 12-year-old daughter, ella. >> we don't live in a developing seems like you should be able to trust your water when you live in the united states. >> reporter: there is some good news in all of this, the environmental working group says water filters can reduce or even eliminate many of the contaminants. but, depending on what's in the water, coming into your home, the price of a filter could be anywhere from about $20 to more than $1,000. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> still ahead, think older teenagers make better drivers? the new study says, think again. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. lysol. what it takes to protect. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... you, but sometimes you stink. soft surfaces trap odors. febreze fabric refresher cleans them away for good. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room

.>>> let's go to chief meteorologist bill maher now. is unbelievable amounts of rain. >> that is the key. the storm is trapped between two high pressure centers. here's the last two days of this system. it has not moved much. very little movement at all. some of the rain, the heavy rain is spreading into louisiana now. baton rouge has some -- concerns now. right now, the focus is on houston. this is right now. rainfall rates in this area are over 2 inches per hour. they are getting hammered right now between now and tomorrow morning, and even tomorrow afternoon, houston is still under the gun. rainfall accumulations could get another 2 feet of rain there. they're already working on to do for wheat -- 2 to 4 feet of rain. i will show you the way it drains. with the state works, well a lot of the state, this has to drain through houston. and that it goes out this way. all of the rain that falls here is flowing down into houston. the problems there and on top of that, the next two days, forecast models will kind of move the system slowly t

bill maher got in trouble tore saying the "n" word on a television show and he just waited it out andwaited it out with him. it may help that there are no ises on hbo. but' bosses can decide to say i'm sorry. it doesn't have to be an automatic thing. >> i think social media takes away the ability for people of to be human make mistakes. people are expected to never say anything they maybe regret. when it comes to the outrage machines it's actually stuff that isn't that outrageous. i think companies start panicking and don't separate is this just an online mob or are they real customers. sometimes the people protesting aren't customers of the company. it's unfair and unjust. kennedy: companies have to figure out how serious and how real is this. it can be a hologram mob. >> all spokes people will soon be automated. >> tech companies need to figure out the online harassment. these tech companies have work to do in the harassment space. and when take to twitter and attack you and say, you know, things that cross the line to threatening violence. thank you guys so much. marie, anthony and

. >> well, i just finished a book called the immortal irishman about a man named thomas patrick maher, leader of young ireland movement and was banished and escaped to america, became a brigadier general in the civil war and was the first territorial governor of montana. it's an intriguing book and one i would recommend. i just started reading born to run by bruce springsteen, one of my all-time favorite musicians and philosophers. someone i've loved for about 40 years now. i'm also in the middle of the fredericksburg campaign, the campaign of mary's heights and the crossing of the river down in fredericksburg, virginia, civil war book. and the last book that i intend to read this summer -- or the book i read this summer, one that'll follow is the new jim crow about criminal justice reform here in the united states. >> what sparked your interest in the bruce springsteen story in. >> i've been a springsteen fan since roughly 1978. and i've, one of my first concerts was the concert thanksgiving eve in 1980. one of the most memorable nights of my life. it brings me back to my cousin, joh

when bill maher said the n word he got attacked by liberals. when someone says something wrong that person -- that's the talking point that people are trying to come on the trump supporters and making this a left versus white thing. this is about right versus wrong. stand by everybody. i have want to speak to julius. you're out with a op-ed in the new yo"new york times." you've said you sorely regret voting for president trump. why was charlottesville the last straw for you? >> his response was morally re-pug nant. there's no word for it. >> it's disgusting to me. the refusal to tell it like it is in this instance and blame the white supremacist groups that were responsible for killing someone there's no defense of that. it was the last straw for me as it was for all the business leaders and others who can no longer pretend this is a serious person who should be the leader of our country. >> i believe if you support the president's action -- not if you support him. everyone has the right to. he's our president. if you support the actions of wha

bill maher used reggie brown to demonstrate that the conservatives would go nuts if president trump'same out of barack obama's mouth. >> i'm speaking with myself. number one, because i have a very good brain. >> reporter: these days, imitation is the sincerest form of mockery. jeanne moos, cnn. >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose voters. >> reporter: new york. >> so much material. thanks for your company. i'm rosemary church. remember to connect with me any time on twitter. would love to hear from you. early start is next for you here in the u.s. for everyone else, stay tuned for more news with max foster in london. have yourselves a great day. >>> there is growing distrust of the trump white house. new polling with a stark reality for the president. >>> and north korea not agencies new u.n. sanctions lightly saying the u.s. is pushing the world to the brink of nuclear war, and it will make america pay if it takes action. harsh words. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> good morning, i'm miguel marquez

♪ >>> tonight a former high schoolteacher gets ten years behind bars. 39-year-old adam maher here wascharges that he secretly recorded up skirt videos of female students at the gloucester county institute of technology. he was arrested two years ago. authorities say at least 24 victims were identified and most of them were only about 14 years old when the videos were made. >>> well, tensions running high tonight in minnesota following an act of violence at a mosque. local police and the fbi are investigating an explosion at islamic center just outside minneapolis. fox's bryan llenas has details on that. this is not just an attack on a mosque. this is an attack on our community. >> reporter: scary moments at islamic center in minnesota saturday morning. an explosion went off in the iman's office five minutes after the first morning prayer had begun. >> targeting people because of their race, their ethnicity or religion is absolutely unamerican. >> reporter: it happened in the suburb of blooming ton just south of minneapolis. >> the imagery of seeing a place of worship fire bombed durin

state police arrested theresa maher martin and her son. for breaking into ocean view and millville and both are in jail facing charges of burglary theft and other counts. >>> turn back to the forecast there are storms in the area that we are keeping a watch on. meteorologist, adam joseph, with the latest from accuweather. >> they are inundating some areas with rain. they are popping up here and there and in fact we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan at this one storm not severe but just south of the philadelphia international airport. as we look at swedesboro, torrential rain and this is barely moving and you see how it bubbles up out of nowhere and slowly drifts across the areas, as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we see other areas getting hit by steady rainfall especially along the pennsylvania turnpike off to the north and move ago way from the bay to kent county and southern parts of cumberland county south of millville. chester brook with a quarter size hail and marlton a house strike by lightning. and mar ris town ro

. >> reporter: superintendent maher says her tradition to scrap traditional homework is based on researchhowing it doesn't benefit young kids. many experts say homework teaches organization, responsibility, and time management. in some studies, it suggests kids who to homework do better on tests. educators say regardless of how parents feel about homework, they should use the four ms -- be a mentor, a motivator, a monitor, and a role model. the kids have their own take on the poemwork issue. >> -- homework issue. >> i like it because it gives me an excuse to not play with my sister when she's been annoying. >> i don't like homework because sometimes i want to have fun instead of sitting down and learning. >> i like it because i'm like a really smart person. >> reporter: a generations' old tradition being challenged. for "today," nbc news, ocala, florida. >>> nbc bay area responds to parents getting kids ready for school. >> and ochris chumura has homework for you. >>> moms and dads, your first assignment is to take pictures of the privacy of school supplies you just bought, why? theft. ed

. ♪ >>> tonight a former high schoolteacher gets ten years behind bars. 39-year-old adam maher was convictedrges he secretly recorded up skirt videos of female students at the gloucester county institute of technology. he was arrested two years ago. authorities say at least 24 victims were identified and most of them were only about 14 years old when had the videos were made. >>> one person is dead after a car crash last night in kensington. police say the 48-year-old driver of the car hit and killed a pedestrian around 10:30 last night. it happened at the intersection of allegheny and e street. the victim was a 36-year-old man and authorities struggled to pull him out from under the car. but they couldn't save him. he died right there at the scene. the investigation is continuing. so far no charges have been filed. >>> well president trump is a officially on vacation. he touched down in new jersey yesterday to begin his 17-day working vacation. joining him at his golf club in bedminster will be daughter ivanka, her husband jared the president and his entire west wing staff had to vacate the

really like to do is have his own tv show and be the right wing version of a jon stewart or a bill maherright now he's concentrating on promoting his best selling book on college campuses which of course includes a stop on berkeley. >> you were with him for an hour. what were your thoughts? and is he any different off camera when the camera starts rolling? >> he's pretty much the same guy. he definitely doesn't have a self-esteem problem, he thinks highly of himself. he's a sharp guy, smart, he knows how to speak. he has a charisma. i can see why people are attracted to him. but i don't know how much of this is an act. he says it's not an act but statement he says maybe i am a comedian. he's been interesting person, that's for sure. but a lot of people detest the man. and i know that because i've been hearing about it on twitter. >> yeah, we saw what happened when he came to uc berkeley before. is cal being receptive to him coming back this next series in september? >> he was upset the security costs he would have to pay, that is being negotiated. he says so far it looks like things are

. >> when bail maher said the "n" word and got castigated by liberals, when someone says something or does something wrong that person should be castigated as well. that is not a liberal or conservative thing, that's the talking point that the people are trying to come on and make it a left versus right thing. this is about right versus wrong. stand by everybody. i have want to speak to julius. he is the founder and editor of -- i wanted everyone to react to this. you're out with a op-ed in the "new york times." you say you sorely regret voting for president trump. you supported the president for a long time. why was charlottesville the last straw for you? >> well, the question kind of answers itself. i mean, his response was just morally repugnant. there's no word for it. it's disgusting to me. and the refusal to, quote, unquote, tell it like it is in this instance and blame the white supremacist groups who were responsible for killing someone, there's no defense of that. it was the last straw for me as it was for all the business leaders and others who can no longer pretend this is

bill maher used reggie brown. >> i'm speaking with myself. one, because i have a very good brain. >> reporter: these days, imitation is the sincerest form of mockery. jeanne moos, cnn -- >> i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't lose voters. >> reporter: new york. >> and thanks for joining us. you can watch "outfront" any time, anywhere. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. 200 days since the trump administration naugization. so far, we've seen one solo press conference from the president, and one pick to the supreme court confirmed, but otherwise zero signature legislative accomplishments. all of that is reflected in new polling just out just now. the top line number from cnn ssrs just 38% now approve of the job the president is doing. that is a new low in our survey, and cause for concern in a time when his predecessors were still by and large enjoying a honeymoon with voters. one other newly elected president held hn approval rating below 50% at

mohammed and will maher china. did not come back. he roundly blames the imam radicalising his sons and the others. translation: he took his young, impressionable minds. messed around with their brains and now they are dead. my sons and the others, it is all the imam's fault. it is believed the imam was killed in the explosion that destroyed a bomb factory in the town of alcanar last wednesday. it was there that police found 120 large gas canisters, which they say we re large gas canisters, which they say were to be used to make three car bombs. but the explosion at the house forced the gang to change their plans. here in ripoll, whose son is carried out these attacks, there is a determination that however brutal, what happened. be allowed to tear apart as tolerant and peaceful community. wyre davies, bbc news. monsoon flooding in south asia is now known to have claimed more than 700 lives and driven more than a million people from their homes. than a million people large parts of bangladesh, than a million people n

that it had anything whatsoever to do with the commerce clause and the limit on maher. >> chief justice roberts refers to the lachner case 16 times in his descent on the same sex marriage case. what's your view. let's listen to what the chief justice had to say about the same sex marriage decision and lachner about. >> ultimately, only one precedence supports the due process clause, lachner versus new york. that case decided in 1905, the court struck down the state law setting maximum hours for bakery employees. the constitution protects a general right of an individual to be free in his own person. in the years after lachner, the court struck down nearly 200 other similar laws that the court saw as a interference with the rights of the individual. the lachner era is regarded as one of the most unprincipled periods in the court's history. the problem with the approach was not the particular liberties the court enshrined were undesirable but that the enterprise had no basis in the institution. >> i hope your viewers noticed that what chief justice roberts said sounds exactly the same as

collaborated with rights groups to prevent accusations of racism right term political activist jeffrey maher klein spoke to us and believes that from monuments to award winning films the country's left wing is trying to rewrite america's history right now. it's kind of insane that they would claim this movie is insensitive when hattie mcdaniel is the first black person to win an oscar so that movie has very historical significance even just for that fact i guess there's a chance that the management of the theater is afraid of that radical left groups like n t four are going to show up and destroy the theater if they show a movie like gone with the wind because it may be deemed culturally insensitive despite the fact that it's very culturally significant i feel like most people recognize that the removal of historical statues seems to be an attempt to rewrite america's history and not showing historically significant movie would also be an example of trying to rewrite america's history sure you've got your views are to dot com check you the list no but all the stories you see on the outside y

there's something about bill maher said the other night.ll. >> we're not just picking on breitbart for the viewers. it named itself the home of the alt right. said it wants to be the home of the alt right. had the blatantly racist commentator write that description of what the alt right is. white nationalism dressed up in fancier clothes. sebastian gorka linked to a nazi organization group in hungary where his parents are from. where's their m wears their medals. steve bannon, passed into sort of decency by much of the media by eulist but just explain in very simple blunt terms what it was that steve bannon was running over in terms of the so-called alt right? >> it was permeating the z's that somehow immigrants that come into this country are a problem, that white america is constantly under siege and under attack from diversity. the idea that there's something to fear from diversity and from allowing people from all over the world to come here. which is exactly what our country, by the way, was founded on. the idea that this is a place th

let‘s speak to dr shiraz maher, who is an expert on radicalisation from king‘s college london, and willtravelled to belgium and been involved in network there, and he is known to have a number of radical connections down in spain, he spent time in prison as well, and it is believed he had connections to the men who carried out the 2004 madrid bombings in the name of al-qaeda. so it seems he has a pattern of associations with radical networks, and it is believed he was involved in a bomb—making factory where an explosion went off prematurely. looking back over what he isa prematurely. looking back over what he is a spec to have been involved m, he is a spec to have been involved in, dating back to madrid 2004, was he under surveillance? you would have been on the radar at some point in time. the madrid bombings in 2004, a lot of time has passed since then, so it is not clear if he was a person of injustice to the spanish, belgian french authorities, but it does demonstrate the scale of the problem that europe as a whole is facing now. —— a person of interest. isis has an least an unprece

adult fears that will maher go, nightmares, flashbacks, not been able to pay attention, not being ablecerned about a child. how do you help somebody experiencing that? i think every child is different but for the most severely affected we would use cbt, cognitive behavioural therapy, where children are encouraged to go back and think about the upsetting memories but instead of being associated with fear and distress, a therapist is able to work with the child and help them find ways to bring calm to that situation. it is a treatment that works really well and i have seen many children and young people helped with that. it will not be a quick treatment? no, it can be quite ha rd quick treatment? no, it can be quite hard work but it can make a big difference. just behind you we are seeing the picture of the building, the charred building. it will be covered, i think later this month. how much does having to see that on a daily basis impact on those affected by this? i think it can add to the distress. with what i have been saying about treatment as well and getting on with life and findi