is happening around the country so that's why this is it is becoming almost impossible for the media groups to report but i i can see that many media has to try again and to report and also to stand with the people and take in all different kinds of bricks and that even though as how much rest it already passed and some media groups they have a well planned and that a well planned so they had are many reporters and range before hands and so that's why the media continue courting and can you tell us you know we see video of the protests in the clashes we're often looking at images from big cities like young gone what is the situation right now in were all areas. so rural area or especially where b.m.i. members at this like are different at an estate including. the kind shan so in that here there has been only a few media outlets and also like that they have been like a well known by the local included the police and also like air and other authorities so have been attacking some of them already on the ran because like it is already $100.00 say that at to rate their offices so on so that's wh

media group the cold unaided nature of this attack is clear you know it will be interesting to see how how far they do with this because obviously the receipts he would have brand has a slew of media outlets under it where logan was asian and whether the latvians a stone ians and lithuanians will will go through with this and start bagging all of them well that would be a truly desperate step. joined live by journalist and broadcaster neil clark for more on this now what do you think is behind this latest step from the are we seeing a pattern developing here. hi jacqueline yes it's a definite pattern that we've seen repeated across the baltic states this is all part of afraid of this cold war the cold war where the baltic states have been in the forefront of this new cold war against russia and russian media we had explained on your program very clearly there that the stated reasons by the latvians for make doing this action taking this action is clearly wrong they have the best case and i was a totally confused 2 different entities 2 different russian media entities. yeah we have to s

is broadcast watchdog to 7 channels under the r t v media group. thanks so much for joining us you're watching international. germany's beleaguered vaccination program has suffered yet another blow with berlin again suspending use of the astra zeneca job this time for the under 60. people already had their 1st dose in the. here's the hits right for the 2nd dose of astra zeneca for those under 60 who have already had the 1st dose the standing committee for vaccination will take a formal position by the end of a trail. acknowledging the news that had come through from the robert cock institute the public health body here in germany regarding potential links between the vaccine and blood clots and those that had taken it i'm going to merkel said these concerns could not be ignored alongside angola merkel was health minister yen spawn at the press conference he described the news coming out about astra zeneca job as a major blow is this all of it is undoubtedly a sad back that one of the vaccines available to us for this pandemic appears to pose an inc

media group. this is the message you receive if you try to open the page and your internet browser is trying to connect to a website which in the territory of the latvian republic is unlawfully distributing television programs without so retransmission issued by the national electronic mass media council. last june, officials in riga claimed r.t. was, quote, effectively controlled by dmitri. he's a moscow born t.v. anchor, who's on the list of individuals officially sanctioned by the you, but in fact, mr. kissel. the of has never worked at r.t. . he heads a media group called the value, which is a separate organization. we've so far heard no indication from the left field authorities as to how they have linked him to this channel. but when the allegation was made, ortiz, editor in chief, gave her views on the issue. the miter kissing off is not the head of r.t. . he has nothing to do with r.t. . dmitri kosloff is the head of the they probably just google to receive support now and got russia today

media group. the coordinated nature of this attack is clear. you know, it will be interesting to see how far they do with this. because obviously the regime as you would, your brand has a slew of media outlets under its umbrella organization and whether the latvians of students and lithuanians will, will go through with this and start backing all of them. well, that would be a truly desperate step. artie's ron brownstein, thank you for bringing us the latest on that story. and other news and to asian attacks in america show no signs of letting up police in new york city are investigating 2 assault on asian residents. on monday, one of the victims was an elderly filipino woman who was brutally beaten, while her male assailant yelled, racial slurs, and warning you may find the following video upsetting and what seems to bother people the most is that there are several eyewitnesses in the video who didn't intervene, did not step up to stop the attacker. and that is very similar to something that took place on the new york city subway. another anti

he has a media group called r.c.s.of warner which is a separate organization we have so far heard no indication from the lobby an authority is as to how they've linked him to this channel back when the allegation was made artie's editor in chief gave her views on the issue dimitri kiss it off is not the head of r.t. he has nothing to do with r.t. to me is the head of the. they probably just google. and got russia today the translation i cannot explain the phantasmagoric stupidity by anything else i have been the head of russia today for 15 years since it was founded. the russian foreign ministry last summer condemned the apparent campaign against russian media and law fia and the spokeswoman maria zahar about describe it as risk of phobia when i joined live by martin somers an independent journalist focusing on eastern europe now what do you think is motivating this campaign against russian language media in law fia. well it's obviously you've got quite a large russian speaking population in latvia so it's quite a prov

earlier i spoke to tintin young the managing director of the burma news international media group i asked her how dangerous she considers reporting to be and we in mar right now right now is like s.s. to information is one of the most risky and dangerous situation. for the media reporters this times everywhere and. everyone in the interest and that there and that's and that's and media kind of caught the crisis around the country and many of them are already arrested and many more are stepped back at it even now we just got the news from the new man now that you know $22.00 more reporters arrested at one is from the missing map b.d.'s group which is one of our b.m.i. members and i was another one is from b.b.c. so that they were arrested and in it you know so that was in my is one of the media independent media there was then the publishing rights by the by the state coup so so since it is like i had very much to get into all of the media groups those would be by devices of the people and those are doing a lot in light streaming stuff the crackdown and most patients so it is very very dan

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he heads a media group called.which is a separate organization we've so far heard no indication from the laughlin authorities as to how they've linked him to this channel back when the allegation was made artie's editor in chief gave her views on the issue the miter kissin office not the head of r.t. he has nothing to do with r.t. the me is the head of the of r.c. a subordinate should say they probably just google to receive a subordinate and got russia today the translation i cannot explain the phantasmagoric stupidity by anything else i have been the head of russia today for 15 years since it was founded. well the russian foreign ministry last summer condemned the apparent campaign against russian media in the fiesta spokeswoman maria described it us risa phobia we spoke with. m.e.p. from the alternative for germany party he is of the view any media restrictions create problems for free speach. it is easy and such an atmosphere to a tech russia russian media but this is new cold war atmosphere we have and the wes

media group because an edge of nature of this attack is clear. you know it will be interesting to see how how far they do with this because obviously the regime is she would be a brand has a slew of media outlets under its well organized and whether the latvians a stone ians and lithuanians will will go through with this and start bagging all of them well that would be a truly desperate step. a small suburb just to the north of moscow turned into something more closely resembling a war zone on tuesday what started off as a visit by police officers investigating arms trafficking spiraled into a prolonged shootout with russian special forces. imagine a quiet sleepy town just to the north of moscow wealthy residents walking their pets it could be that this area hadn't seen any crimes in ages but one morning tuesday morning to be precise police arrived to inspect the house they showed up to check on a man who was a suspect in an arms trafficking case i'm sure they weren't expecting a warm welcome but what they got instead was absolutely incredible ma

he heads a media group called receive a civilian which is a separate organization we've heard no indication from the lothian authorities as to how they've linked him to this channel buck when the allegation was made artie's editor in chief gave her views on the issue the military kissing office not the head of r.t. he has nothing to do with r.t. to me is the head of the. they probably just google to see a subordinate and got russia today the translation i cannot explain this phantasmagoric stupidity by anything else i have been the head of russia today for 15 years since it was founded well last summer the russian foreign ministry the apparent campaign against russian media in the last few at the scribing it riseth 4 b.n. we have spoken to various guests on the program who believe any media restrictions create problems for free speach. it is easy in such an atmosphere to it tech russia russian media bestows new cold war atmosphere we have and the west against russia and and generally the west is limiting freedom of expression. and and those who claim always they are so much in favor of huma

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least 3 people were killed in monday's rallies as the military crackdown intensifies 5 independent media groups have been stripped of their licenses they have been covering the demonstrations and the increasingly violent police response. fully vaccinated americans can gather with other vaccinated people indoors without wearing a mask or social distancing that's according to new guidance from health officials the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is also advising fully vaccinated people that need to quarantine if coming into contact with someone who is positive. for us as granting temporary protected status to venezuelan migrants living there it could help around 320000 people and follows up on election promises made by the president joe biden is also working to coordinate international pressure to get president to hold free elections. it's international women's day and demonstrations across latin america are being driven by a growing outcry over inequality and gender based violence in the argentine capital but desire is activists out on the streets calling for an end to violence a

articles from around 100 existing german media outlets however one of the law country's largest media groups axel springer says it will not participate in facebook news launch in the u.s. and 2019 and in the u.k. this year gives users curated news content which it has bought from traditional publishers last month facebook bowed to pressure from the australian government to allow the news publishers to negotiate the reimbursement from facebook. right with that let's bring in christine plots and my colleague from business and bought and bonnie good morning 1st of all christy axel springer here to cry on what they say is basically a 2 paltry of a reimbursement does that mean that germany could become the next battleground when it comes to media compensation from tech companies. right well it certainly is interesting to axel springer has chosen to hold out they are the largest publisher in germany and in europe so that is significant that they are not willing to play ball thus far now there are some key differences when it comes to the german media landscape versus the australian one australia h

last year's decision by a long fields broadcast watchdog to benon sevan channels on the the arts media group. and an asian man is moodily assaulted in the new york.

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local media groups have been stripped of their licenses, making it illegal for their journalists to reportests. and the ambassador to the u.k. has told bbc burmese there could be civil war unless a negotiated solution is found. we were talking about how investor was saying aung san suu kyi should be released. that has not happened. on monday, 200 activists were trapped when police sealed off a district. we import -- are fortunate to have reporters working on the ground. let's get an update from my colleague. >> they came by the truckload. hundreds of police surrounding an entire district. dozens of activists say they were pinned in by the security forcesn the area. residents endured hours of fear overnight. this morning, the protesters put up roadblocks. >> this is where hundreds of young protesters were trapped as police blocked the area last night. they fired stun grenades and forced the residents to switch off the lights and search homes. residents in nearby neighborhoods and in many other townships defied the curfew and came out to denounce the annuities -- at the police. -- the police

police say that information was obtained illegally, media groups say she was just doing her job. >> itquestions about government transparency when it comes to data, and potentially legal terrorism on the authorities go after reporters and innovative ways. i do not think anybody would have expected that this freelancer what have been arrested over something like this. reporter: this trial intensifies concerns over immediate censorship in hong kong. this was once a bastion of press freedom in asia, it's not fall into 80th in the press freedom index. the introduction of the national security law in july last year has increased risks for journalists. one media tycoon was arrested in recent months and remains in jail. the city's public broadcaster also suspended its oldest satirical show after accusations it insulted the hong kong police. some international media organizations including the new york times have moved their asia digital hub and one third of the staff to south korea. >> there has been an ongoing restriction in hong kong. each of these incidents is different in its own way, but

calorie about her because like i on news that everything is very strictly restrict at so many media groups and also close friends kind of access to her. so the last 2 times as you supposed to have, like a hot cup here in butter because of the international count. and so, you know, it was kind so the court hearing that kind some. so that was the latest news that we hear about how important is she still to protesters? she is, in fact hundreds saved morrow vito's for some of the people who actually can actively in the protest. so they're trying to be good health and well have to be released and to govern the country. and so that is how important this president is, some of them as people in the country who have to leave it there. tintin young, managing director of burma news international. joining us from bangkok, thank you very much. let's get around to some other headlines now. an international conference on aid for syrians facing extreme poverty has missed its target. the virtual talks raised 5 and a half 1000000000 euros. that's 3000000000 euros short of its goal. the united nations says t

calorie about her because like i on news that everything is very strictly restrict at so many media groups and also close friends kind of access to her so the last 2 times are supposed to have like a hot cup here in butter because of the international count and sold in the us console because he had a lock on some so that was the latest news that we're about how important is she still to protesters. she is in fact hunters they. cannot borrow. some of the people who are ticket actively in the protest so there. are to be a good health and well have to be released and to govern a country again so that is. how our present. people in the country. who have to leave it there tintin young managing director of burma news international joining us from bangkok thank you very much. now transgender people face stigma around the world and in pakistan and overwhelmingly muslim country it can be difficult for them to attend religious schools or join prayers at mosques on the international transgender day of visibility we visit an institution aiming to change that the country's 1st ever met or religious sch

get more on the snow from mary regime below or she's the presidents of the africa international media group and joins us by skype from paris and this is paris and france that i'd like to focus on here because france and chances are quite calls are lies do you think france is ok with the way that president deby is behaving in this election is unfolding. yeah then it cannot be ok. these not much one to do because it just degree is the here is a very loyal and great collegiate ally in the track against. terrorism in general in jihad and he has generously contributed troops and lost hundreds so chad to soldiers has been dying and last month there was another summit when it finds us wondering what is the way forward says the there was a summit in the in a chat with them enough where president you could be placed again to continue supporting the fight efforts inside the g 5 so. ages if he had has always a couple of weeks months ago or last year he has revealed that at some point he wanted to step down but finance told him not to do so because they needed he saw much of. the anti terror activity i

choice was the subject of media attention as she faced her 1st day on trial sorry i cannot speak much we thought her legal proceedings greeting the veteran journalist at court were group of supporters who say this trial is an attack on hong kong's media freedom we feel that we have to stand up for her as well as standing up for freedom of press in hong kong about choice has been charged for her role in a t.v. documentary that exposed what it said was police misconduct during the anti-government protests central to the investigation into allegations police colluded with a group of gang members violently attacked pro-democracy supporters in a train station in 2019 choice a government database to identify the owners of vehicles near the location that night police say that information was obtained illegally media groups a choice was just doing her job it does raise questions about government transparency when it comes to data and potential legal terrorism when the or all it is go after reporters you know in quite weird wonderful and never entertained waves i don't think anyone would have expected that this. would have been arrested over something like this this trial has

following last year's decision by the country's broadcast watchdog to ban 7 channels under the r t v media group. and an asian man is brutally assaulted in the new york subway and an elderly pullup you know woman.

jillian: let's bring in district media group beverly hallberg. the big question is how did president biden to? many in the media responded -- >> if you look at his full comment did a good job pushing back on a couple things. >> he gave a humane answer and said he would not, turn and unaccompanied minor away. >> what is your take? >> he did laugh at himself occasionally and also lost his train of thought. these journalists and these pundits said about the president, depends on your view of politics and your partisanship. looking at this as a whole we want our president to speak well at these press conferences, and signal strength to our friends and enemies, sadly i think he missed the mark. a binder of notes. a list of reporters to call on, written by his handlers. he contradicted himself calling it a racist tool, that was in the senate. there were a lot of contradictions in what he said photo to say he had this out of the park i would say there was a low bar to start with. i give them a d on this performance. it was lacking in many ways. >> a bin

his website is funded by supporters of press reform, and spun off from a media group that has receivedy and hugh grant. he paid hanks for access to his documents. this story definitely sticks out in the post—leveson world, because it's taken place five years after we thought these practices had stopped. this evening, the duke and duchess of sussex responded to a spokesperson to say they feel "this investigative report shows that the predatory practices of days past are still ongoing, reaping irreversible damage forfamilies and relationships. hanks says watching harry and meghan�*s interview with oprah winfrey prompted his confession. prince harry and meghan markle might well be listening to you right now. what would you like to say to them directly? i'm deeply sorry for what i did. if your lawyers need to talk to me to help you with these cases, i'm ready to give you what i know. amol rajan, bbc news. the latest coronavirus figures show there were 6,303 new cases recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 5

and the executive director of the real clear media group.l covers everything with the campaign and political convention since. the most procedures of the gerald r ford distinguished reporting of the presidency entered award for excellence in presidential news coverage. i think we are in really good hands for tonight but i want to welcome. thank you very much thank you to all. all right howard renna start off with a question about your book my inspiration for this question is a guy we both know, bryan lamb who started book notes about 30 years ago. his first question is first book notes is the one i asked you. why did you write this book? >> century going to cite a bryan lamb in york question going to quote c-span my answer. whether it's the pleasure or the not pleasure of watching congress for a living i watch a lot of congress on tv. my job is the pr guy for c-span. watch the house in the senate all day long. you kind of get a sense of the fights and rivalries in the back and forth. one thing that always struck me was the prayer. every sess

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our fourth witness emily barr president and ceo of media group. es seven local media hubs all top markets since 2012. grant media group named station group of the year by broadcasting and cable magazine. spent four decades leading and working in broadcast newrooms. served as president and general manager at abc7 chicago from 1997 through 2012 and wtvd-tv an abc-owned station in raleigh from 1994 to 1997. currently she serves on the boards of both the associated press and television bureau of advertising. the chairman for television for the national association of broadcasters. ms. barr was most recently named 2020 broadcaster of the year by broadcasting and cable. ms. barr received her ba from and master's degree from george university. in 2014 mr. greenwald co-founded first look media the intercept, an online publication where he served as an editor. he left the publication in 2020 and currently operates a substack newsletter. mr. greenwald's work was featured by the guardian and salon. he received a number of awards including the park center if s

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share at later date we are trying to figure out what happened and where >> reporter: and social media groupsder pressure to put an end to vaccine misinformation research from the center for accounting for digital hate. 2/3 of the vaccine content the group is calling on facebook and google and twitter to ban the dozen voices which include robert f. kennedy jr brian, back to you. >> wow 12 dictating that dialogue sounds interesting bertha coombs. thank you. >>> let's get back to the top breaking news on the vaccine front. astrazeneca issuing an update for the phase three u.s. trial for the covid vaccine. this after facing criticism for using out dated data in the preliminary report on monday the headlines will say the efficacy for asymptomatic cases went down. there is more to the story who else to join us by meg tirrell. what can you tell us >> reporter: brian, we were waiting for these. we knew it would come within 48 hours. the bizarre situation overnight monday into tuesday. after we saw the better than expected phase three results from the trial in the u.s. showing 79% efficacy against as

the media rights group is asking a german court to investigate crimes of -- crimes against humanity against the prince. in the murder of a journalist in sochi. the secretary-general further explained why his group took action. >> on this, five more, people are in charge of the government in saudi arabia. it includes the crown prince. because, they procute the crime against humanity. it was beyond, we mentioned for instance in the complaint, the institution of searching. >> we're joined now by human rights expert who is also a representative on the united nations human rights council. thank you for joining us. is there a precedent for a complaint like this being filed? one that targets a specific leader? >> akin plane -- a complaint against the leader, yes. a complaint that focuses on a crime against journalists, that is a breakthrough. that is a very creative, groundbreaking use of juriiction. that is new. >> why file this in germany? does germany have any specific power here? >> you would need to ask some of ose more specific questions to reporters without borders. geany has one of the mos

here to discuss the district media group president beverly.d morning. jillian: let's go ahead and pull up the correction. this reads quote, trump did not tell the investigator to quote, find the fraud or say she would be a national hero if she did so instead trump urged the investigator to scrutinize ballots in georgia asserting that she would find dishonesty there. he also told her that she had the most important job in the country right now. beverly, i look at that is a distinct difference here and this is journalism 101. if you will make a claim like that you better know that it's true and from multiple sources. obviously, this just was not the case month ago. >> not the case at all. there's a huge difference in intent of the words that were printed in the washington post on december 23 verses what we are hearing today. let's not forget that this story came out right before the georgia election and could have swayed voters opinions. i, myself, criticize the president for the quotes that were printed in december. now that we are finding they

the law enforcement community to what they are hearing in publicly available chatter in social media groups, things like that. a lot of criticism about how they handled some of that same sort of chatter leading up to the january 6th riot, and i think what you're seeing now is an over abundance of caution. folks are taking that sort of information very seriously. they're passing it along to congressional leadership, and everybody is taking the sort of precautions that had we done that on january 6 or on january 5th, we may have been in a much better situation. so i think it's a responsible way to handle this information. >> andrew, you still have republicans still continuing to push the big lie of election fraud, a stolen election conspiracy, about fake trump supporters. have they learned nothing from what happened? >> well, there is no doubt that that sort of -- they are continuing to perpetuate this lie. it's having the effect of fanning the flames and encouraging this sort of conspiratorial belief, this wild kind of obsession with a false grievance of having had the election stolen from t

enforcement and intelligence community to what they're hearing in publicly available chatter on social media groups cetera. there's been a lot of criticism about how they handled that same sort of chatter leading up to the january 6th riot and i think what you're seeing now is an over abundance of caution. people are taking that sort of information very seriously, passing it along to congressional leadership and everybody is taking precautions that had we done that on january 6th or on january 5th, we may have been in a much better situation. i think it's a responsible way to handle this information. >>> the former vice president is breaking his silence on the insurrection. mike pence opposes a house bill that would broaden the ability to vote and he peddles some of the same false claims that brought on the capitol riot. after an election marked bill significant voting irregularities and numerous instances of officials setting aside state election law, i share the concerns of millions of americans about the integrity of the 2020 election. meanwhile, the head of d.c.'s national guard says an unusual

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about her because like at all on news that everything is very strictly restrict at so adamant media groups and also close friends cannot access to her so the last 2 times or as you supposed to have like a hot cup here in better because of the international count and sold in the u.s. can sell because he had a kind sound so that was the latest news that we're about how important is she still to protesters. she is in fact hundreds saved. moro leaders for some of the people who are taken actively in the protest so they're trying. to be could help and will have to be released and to govern the country again so that is how important president is for the some of the people in the country. who have to leave it there tintin young managing director of burma news international joining us from bangkok thank you very much. you're watching news still to come on the show the quiet suburb at the heart of america's toughest labor fight in decades we visit the union organizer is taking on the internet retail giant amazon. but 1st transgender people say stigma around the world and in pakistan and overwhelmin

not had an opptunity thear from the leadership of this group on what exactly they want from who and when. isis has told this through their social media. this group started as a small group of muslim youth that were upset over the ways that they were being treated. they started initially by staging attacks in villages, targeting city people. then they move into attacking military positions and now we see them staging this type of attack. in some cases, creating the type of things that we saw. this is not the first case, palma . we have seen several episode stri like it -- just like this. monte: you were saying the government does not know much about what happened in palma. they are still trying to understand that. what has the government done to protect the population? zenaida: in our opinion, it has done very little. our understanding is that this by the government saying that it is taking all the measures to regain control of the town and restore order and security, what we have seen on the ground is people arriving in palma on foot. they walked. we are seeing people volunteering to give them rides. we are seeing a scenario where re

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media outlets have named a china based group as being behind the attack that's been to cyber security analyst james shallows he is an assistant professor at the institute for security and global affairs at the university of laden in the netherlands thank you for your time so it seems everyone is still trying to figure out exactly how big this could be how big could this be. it can be massive. the number organizations they use outlook in this format is really large and the reports of the moment suggest numbers in the 10s of thousands no one really knows and those numbers like to grow in the near future but there is an import distinction between the number organizations that have been exposed to this incident and those who are deliberately targeted this is probably designed to gather information from a smaller number of organizations and to set a scene for this they use it wiretap why didn't they say guy remeasured and then. well i was interested to say that in releasing that the patch update that microsoft in a version they set the hackers off to sort of double down their ethic exactly

media outlets have named the china based group as being behind the attack. this is a significant vulnerability that could have far reaching impacts 1st in 4 months this is an active threat and as the national security advisor tweeted last night everyone running the servers government private sector academia needs to act now to patch them we are concerned that there are a large number of victims and are working with our partners to understand the scope of this once more to come in the news all south africa wants to vaccinate most of its people by the end of the year the plan is running into problems. the u.s. accuses china on an attack on democracy of the beijing's plans to change hong kong's electoral system. and support a crucial victory for the 2 time olympic champion aiming to win a number of well cup title. the front edge version mall when it blast down the gulf brings dust and sand with it and there it is it found its light and that's in the empty quarter and there is the wind still blowing beyond that the winds are fairly quiet and the weather is fairl

groups. cbs' kris van cleave has more on this. >> reporter: tonight, new court filings reveal social media messages showing a member of the oath keepers militia group, kelly meggs, appeared to be plotting with other extremist groups, including the three percenters and proud boys, weeks before the january 6 attack on the capitol. "we have decided to work together," he wrote in a december 19 facebook message. and later claimed to have orchestrated a plan with the proud boys. in another message, he described the proud boys as a force multiplier, adding, "the oath keepers could splinter off the main group of proud boys and come up behind them, expletive, crush them for good." and here, promised a heavy q.r.f., or quick reaction force, 10 minutes from the capitol.he federal prosecutors tell cbs news they're weighing possible sedition charges against some of the hundreds arrest. the hundreds arrested.k, and b >> here there is no argument that it's just talk, and by the same token, no argument that it's protected speech. once you're throwing fire hydrants and spraying bear spray and storming the capitol, and dramatic new video showing the mo