majority in hold their power in this frightens them a last cry of white supremacy according to michael moore michael we're also hearing a lot of entertainers calling for social media reforms what can you tell us about that just quickly session baron cohen for example as in the role of baraat and he was also very critical about social media and he posted this facebook and twitter getting trump a little time out is not enough to investigate an act of domestic terrorism against america facebook and twitter have banned other extremists permanently they must then trump prominently now but to be honest i don't know if this is the solution solution big because they are already so many other alternative platforms right like like parlor where all the yes the far right have gone michael krueger thanks very much. and i'm joined by my next guest now american political filmmaker and former white house videographer to president obama around choudary around thanks for coming on arts and culture you have built a career on the emotional and political impact of images so what was going through your mind when

back with us tonight is michael moore.st of the podcast rumble with michael moore. good to see you. happy new year. i know you have done a tunnel of reporting on the militia movement up there, or as you always put it, the guys you went to high school with. talk about your concerns, not just in lansing but in washington, in augusta, maine, sacramento, tallahassee, we've got 50 capitols to worry about. >> yes, but it was michigan back in april when armed militia showed up and took over the building, went into the senate gallery, looking down with their guns, their long guns, and we didn't do anything about it. they were not arrested, they were not removed, and in fact, the capitol people just shut the building down for the next day or two. as soon as you allow any of these people to get away with this, what was the message in april? wow, that was easy! you know, what else could we do? i see this as the first wrong step that we took. we, the law abiding citizens, by allowing these michigan militia guys to take over our capito

some people give it more credit for having you know a kind of political project to even think michael moore sort of over analyzing what people are feeling who are in these photos as they're doing this it is a simple prospect trump is that is proven every expert group every piece of the elite prove them all wrong and the evidence of these pictures when you see these folks who stormed the capitol doing something that's impossible to them resonates exactly with their hero donald trump who you know no one wanted to be president not even the republican party and kind of you know in a whole bionic way to sort of seize the moment these folks also just seize the moment and i think if you don't think that these pictures you know we're seeing widespread condemnation from both sides of the aisle but i think if you don't see these pictures as feeling a row a significant portion of the american people you don't get it in fact i'll give you an example in that in that you know people are laughing oh the fellow you know behind the speaker's gavel who is wearing the viking hat or whatever these costumes ame

some people give it more credit for having you know a kind of political project to even think michael moore sort of over analyzing what people are feeling more in these photos as they're doing this it is a simple prospect trump is that is proven every expert group every piece of the elite prove them all wrong and the evidence of these pictures when you see these folks who stormed the capitol doing something that's impossible to them resonates exactly with their hero donald trump who you know no one wanted to be president not even the republican party and kind of you know not all be on the way to sort of seize the moment these folks also just seize the moment and i think if you don't think that these pictures you know we're seeing widespread condemnation from both sides of the aisle but i think if you don't see these pictures as feeling heroic to significant portion of the american people you don't get it in fact i'll give you an example in that in that you know people are laughing oh the fellow you know behind the speaker's gavel who is wearing the viking hat or whatever these costumes amer

so, we lost michael moore as i am told.are trying to get some information from michael on the press conference that was held earlier today. if we can get him back we will. as you know, they came out and held a recipe cpress conference. they felt officials should have been there answering questions. michael moore is with us now. good evening, we lost you and now we have you back. and see, and a tap dance. i had to put on my tap shoes there. prosecutors on out there with marching orders to pursue sedition and conspiracy cases. explain the charges and how they built that case? >> well, i mean, seditious conspiracy is a federal crime. you cannot do something to forcefully over throw the government or delay the execution of a law or process. it will be pretty easy to prove, they have to prove there's an agreement between two folks at least to conduct the account th seize the capitol. i think that is why you are seeing them move on it. it carries up to 20 years and then the attempt to over throw the government. that is a differen

michael moore, we'll be seeing you again. >> thank you so much, ari. >> we heard michael mention -- thank you. we heard michael mention how bernie boyne and the mittens went viral. we have that and another important political update, coming up. cal update, coming up. consider pain, delivered. pain says you can't. advil says you can. jeff's been to the bottom of the ocean. the tops of mountains. and wherever this guy runs off to. a life well lived should continue at home. with home instead care, older adults can stay home, safe, and happy. home instead. to us, it's personal. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. home instead. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liber

michael moore joins us now. michael, good evening, sir. we lost you and now we have you back. but, see, a tap dance. >> that's it. >> i had to put on my tap shoes right there. thank you. there are prosecutors that have marching orders to pursue sedition and conspiracy cases against people involved in the insurrection. explain the charges in how they built that case. >> i mean seditious conspiracy is a federal crime, and it basically says that you can't do something to try to forcefully overthrow the government or delay the lawful execution of a law or process. it will be pretty easy i think at this point to prove. i guess we will have to prove there's been some agreement between two folks at least to conduct the acts and to go in and seize the capitol, so to speak. so i think that's why you are seeing the prosecutor move on it. it carries up to 20 years. it is a serious, serious charge. there's also the charge, of course, of attempt to overthrow the government. but, again, that's another federal violation. so there's plenty there to work with for an aggressive prosecutor. >> f

some people give it more credit for having you know a kind of political project to even think michael moore sort of over analyzing what people are feeling who are in these photos as they're doing this it is a simple prospect trump is that is proven every expert group every piece of the elite prove them all wrong and the evidence of these pictures when you see these folks who stormed the capitol doing something that's impossible to them resonates exactly with their hero donald trump who you know no one wanted to be president not even the republican party and kind of you know not only on the way to sort of seize the moment these folks also just seize the moment and i think if you don't think that these pictures you know we're seeing widespread condemnation from both sides of the aisle but i think if you don't see these pictures it's feeling heroic to significant portion of the american people you don't get it in fact i'll give you an example in that in that you know people are laughing oh the fellow you know behind the speaker's gavel who is wearing the viking hat or whatever these costumes a

some people give it more credit for having you know a kind of political project to even think michael moore sort of over analyzing what people are feeling or in these photos as they're doing this it is a simple prospect trump is that is proven every expert group every piece of the elite prove them all wrong and the evidence of these pictures when you see these folks who stormed the capitol doing something that's impossible to them resonates exactly with their hero donald trump who you know no one wanted to be president not even the republican party and kind of you know not all be on the way to sort of seize the moment these folks also just seize the moment and i think if you don't think that these pictures you know we're seeing widespread condemnation from both sides of the aisle but i think if you don't see these pictures as feeling a row a significant portion of the american people you don't get it in fact i'll give you an example in that in that you know people are laughing oh the fellow you know behind the speaker's gavel who is wearing the viking hat or whatever these costumes american

michael moore, welcome back to this discussion here on "the last word." i want to get your legal reaction, both state and federal, in terms of state and federal law as to what you heard in that phone call. >> first, thanks for having me back, and you're right, i did file a complaint to the state election board about senator graham's conduct, and really this conduct by the president fits hand in hand with that. it's pretty clear that he uses some threats. you can hear him. it's almost like listening to an episode of "the sopranos" in his recorded call with the secretary where he essentially says, look, i need the votes, there are some bad things that will happen, people are laughing at you. by the way, you may be in legal trouble by not investigating certain things. he threatens him, he coerces him, he tries to strong-arm him into not doing his job, or as he calls it, recalculating the outcome of the election. that seems to me to be a pretty clear effort of trying to influence a state official in the performance of their official duties but also to commit

ireland's prime minister michael moore michael martin has been has made an official state apology to survivors of the country's notorious mother and baby homes an independent report published on tuesdays and at least 9000 infants died in the homes in 1920 to 1998 unmarried pregnant girls and women were routinely held against their will in the institutions run by both the state and catholic church on behalf of the government the state and its citizens i apologize for the profound generational wrong visited upon irish mothers and their children who ended up in a mother and baby home or a country home as the commission says plainly they should not have been there i apologize for the shame and stigma which they were subjected to and which for some remains accordant to this day the indian state of a sob elephant on the rise as the animals compete for space with humans was in september 6 elephants have been electrocuted by illegal fences put up by villagers but now some locals have found a new way to keep crop breeding elephants off their land elizabeth cohen reports of new delhi the sad e

. >>> joining our discussion now, michael j. moore, a former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. also with us, andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and former senior member of robert mueller's special counsel that investigated the russia interference in the 2016 election. he is an msnbc legal analyst. andrew weissmann, what do you see in this report from katie benner? >> three things. first, the law. second, the facts. third, remaining investigations. so on the law, i'm going to read to you what the department of justice defines election fraud to be. election fraud is conduct intended to corrupt the process by which ballots are tabulated or election results are certified. so look at the reporting from katie today and put it in context. you have the president pressuring the georgia secretary of state. you now have evidence that the president pressured people of the department of justice to pressure georgia and to open up a fake investigation. you have pressure on the vice president not to certify the results. you have the inciti

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murder which took place in 2018 in the saudi consulate in istanbul was an assault on human rights michael moore from washington d.c. . basically he's reiterating a request that was made by congress indeed a demand that was made by congress way back in the months after the show g.'s murder in the congress sent to demand to the trumpet ministration asking for the report on his killing to be declassified and presented to congress the deadline was put on that request january last year president trump simply ignored the request the deadline passed president trump insisted that whether or not it is a saudi arabia was in part responsible or specifically the crown prince of saudi arabia was responsible he regarded the matter as closed now on tuesday the new director of national intelligence every hain held or even hearing in the senate she was asked directly whether she would be classify the report on jamal khashoggi as murder she replied i will follow the law so the indication is that the director of national into intelligence would consider a declassifying the contents of the report to congress the i

don't have any time for climate change denial but i don't know whether you're aware of that new michael moore film which we did create ambiguities as to how renewable renewable energy is given the amount of fossil fuel emissions it costs to make solar panels and hydro and i know as you say in your work it's all solar really and what would you make of that yeah it's an important point there are a lot of hidden by the way there are hidden elements in all of this right so you know what is the actual cost of oil or. you know with the tax monies paid for the whole foundation of an entire automotive industry that then use gets petrol and so that you look at the total cost it's usually bigger than just the simple sum of a quarterly report accountings so yes if you drive an electric car the cost to obtain the rare earth elements that go into the batteries and the electronics and all of this that is. it's not an ass clean as we want to think it is but it's cleaner than the alternatives and i make something clear all right if you have an internal combustion engine car you have to put petrol in it to ru

michael moore and joyce vance, thank you both for the education tonight. >> great to be with you. and with you, joyce. >> appreciate it. appreciate it. >>> coming up, election eve in georgia. democrats want to demote mcconnell. we have some of the early voting numbers, and two very special guests. >>> plus, later, we're going to show you the tape. ted cruz's hypocrisy exposed on a way that may haunt him on wednesday. the receipt's coming up. i say, it's me, the couch, i'm calling. pain says you can't. advil says you can. just washed laundry doesn't smell... just washed.our that's because there's hidden sweat and body soils that cause odors on your clothes. but there's a solution for those secret stinks: gain flings laundry pacs! gain flings has more freshness ingredients compared to bargain liquid detergents. they have 3 super powered ingredients that fight stink: oxi boost, febreze odor remover, and concentrated detergent. just toss in a couple of pacs. gain flings works in all wash cycles, even in cold water. try gain flings and smell the difference or we'll give you your money

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michael moore. and then precious metals. you can't get the power that you need to.ou need massive amounts of land for solar power. large tracts of land to spread it out. ok that's one scientific thing, but let me tell you another. i watch a lot of nature shows. all kinds of nature shows. i investigate this. those fires in california had nothing to do with climate change. the town that earned was paradise. they will tell you it's not from climate change. it was from forest management, mostly. those people are living in places where no one ever lived before. pbs, there's a show called the age of nature, narrated by uma thurman. she explains how you can restore barren, lands that have been barren, they are restoring them through a scientific method and they regrow the trees. they did it in china, they have done it in parts of africa. my point is aside from the solutions that democrats offer, there are other solutions besides a carbon tax. that show with uma thurman on pbs, she explains that we are on the cusp of breakthroughs for carbon scrubbing on the atmosphere and

here with moore's michael mckee.member a year ago we were talking about the china trade deal as being the news for the year? the phase i trade deal was an agreement for china to buy 200 billion more in select products from the united states over 2020 and 2021. they are nowhere close to that. you could count it both ways. chinese imports or u.s. dollars. china was supposed to buy its own currency. 86.9 billion dollars worth of goods this year. the u.s., 82.3. for the first 11 months of 2020, china is about 58% of what the u.s. target is. where are they falling short? in agriculture they have only bought 62% of their targets. 76% of the u.s. targets. they were going to buy a lot of liquefied natural gas. they are only at 58% in energy. you're looking at a real shortfall in terms of this phase one trade deal. does the biden administration do anything about it or do the chinese agree to ramp up purchases in the next year to hit the target. the goal the trump administration has is reduce the bilateral trade deficit. they

moore. hello, i'm michael ball, and this is the story of one man and his sheer determination to make a differencean four weeks, captain tom moore raised over £32 million for nhs charities, found himself number one in the charts on his 100th birthday, and received tens of thousands of birthday cards. captain tom, we meet at last. where have you come from? i've been lurking down the bottom of your garden. how are you? fine, thank you. how are you? i'm really well. marvellous to see you all come out of the blue. a man who served his country during world war two, was doing his bit for the national effort once more. a lovely story coming up, a 99—year—old war veteran has decided to walk 100 lengths of his back garden. he wants to raise money for the nhs. well, i have had such marvellous service from the national health service, particularly the nurses, they looked after me when i borke my hip. we said, "oh, if you walk 100 times, your 100th birthday's coming up, we'll pay you a pound for every length that you do," and i think i said, "let's raise some money for charity." and he said, "well, let's rais

> trace: a lot of criticism for the capitol police and others but the los angeles police chief michael moored it is tough to hold back people who are hell bent on destruction and says they use violence against police, attack the sacred capitol and rotunda and used tear gas in physical attacks. what troubles me is the first thought why wasn't law enforcement better prepared? what are your thoughts on that? >> i think they should have been but i think one thing to remember is that trump rallies are historically very, very peaceful. they were shocked at what happened. they didn't account for agitators. the chief of police from l.a. is right. i dealt with crowd control. once they get going you can't stop them. there is a very significant visual image of a lone capitol policeman in a stairway trying to fight off the mob by himself. why weren't more people there? that's a question that has to be answered. it was scary. sickening to me to see and i'm disappointed in what i saw. >> trace: danny collison always good to hear from you. >> sandra: a texas congressman who faced the mob yesterday holding

michael. now we are going to hear from our final speaker of the panel, jennifer moore from university of minnesota duluth and her presentation on when women stole the headlines. changing roles of women, the price of the u.s. civil war. >> thank you, good evening everyone, before i begin and to give rachel a moment to pull up my slides i want to say a quick thank you to dr. -- and the symposium organizers for making this conference happen during a pandemic. also thank you dr. quinn for inviting me to be a part of this book project and participate on this panel today. their ego go, great, so this is what i will be presenting tonight did it is research in progress, it is a product i am working on about how the 19th century press framed the role of women during the u.s. civil war. it is the instances in which women are even mentioned in the press during the 19 century, they are most often constructed as whites and others, but -- wives and others but also as cultural activists, a simile line workers, or engage in issues concerning or supporting the war effort. there are a few studies about how women we

michael. now, we are going to hear from our final speaker of the panel, jennifer moore. a soda duluth, a presentation on when women stole the headlines from blushing to brave, changing roles of women across the u.s. civil war. jennifer? >> good evening, everyone. before i begin, i have to give ritual a moment to pull up my slides. i want to say a quick thank you to the doctor and the symposium organizers, dana rachel and mary for making this happen. and also, thank you doctor quinn for inviting me to be a part of this book project and to participate on this panel today. so here we go. this is what i will be presenting today, research and progress. it'j a project i am working on about how the 19th century press frame the role of women during the u.s. civil war, and it's the instances when women are even mentioned in the press during the 19th century. they are most often constructed as wives and mothers, but also sometimes as activists, health care workers, homesteaders, assembly line workers, or engaged in issues concerning or supporting the war effort. there's studies ab

michael. now we are going to hear from our final speaker of the panel, jennifer moore from university of minnesotatation on when women stole the headlines, from blushing to brave. changing roles of women. the press and the u.s. civil war. jennifer. >> thank you. good evening everyone. before i begin and you give rachel a moment to pull up my slides, i want to say a quick thank you to doctor sex men in the symposium, organizers for making this conference happen during a pandemic. and thank you dr. cohen for inviting me to be a part of this book project and to participate on this panel today. here we go. this is what i'll be presenting tonight. as research and progress. the president i'm working on on how the 19th century press frame the role of women during the u.s. civil war. it's the instances where women are even mentioned in the press during the 19th century. they are most author often constructed as wives and mothers, but also as political activist, health care workers, homesteaders, assembly line workers are engaged in issues concerning are supporting the war efforts. there are a few studies