it was 61 years ago on this day, september 4th, 1957 that missoula near at the age of 14 faced crowdsat were shouting racial slurs, she was jeered and on that day missoula near joined eight other students, a group that would become known as the little rock nine to try to dee segregate an all white high school in little rock, arkansas. we know what they did that day was much more -- much bigger than the first day of school, it was the first major test of the supreme court's landmark decision, the 1954 brown versus board of education decision. i've opinion shocked sitting here that there are now some judges that trump has appointed that refuse to even say -- i'm not saying this is you, sir -- that that's settled law. there are people like missoula near who were part of gaining rights in this country, advancing the ideals of this nation towards the purity of the ideals put forth by the founders despite the imperfections and now the fear and the worry is where the trend of the court of the court is doing is rolling back those gains, undermining that progress, restricting individual rights

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we spoke to him a short time ago from missoula, montana. >> john clune, good morning. mr. clune, has, have you or your client heard from the s on ticans on the senate judiciary committee? a we've had a number of emails with republicans from the senate judiciary committee, but they've been refusing to speak with us beenhone. we had a call set up last night and called in for the call and o w only people who were there was the minority party. >> do they say why they don't want to talk to you on the phone? theyey, they say they want placetions in place before n ty'll talk with us on the phone. want us to send them all the sideraation that we have for their consideration before hey'll talk to us, for whatever reasons. ld and does your client want to ing to ? , youu know she would be willing know,stify. ut she wants us to be able to have this conversation about tat this is going to look like, nd if he process is going to be. if there's going to be an fbi investigation into what happened in her case. >> it seems very clear that re'se's not going to be an fbi investigation. nce te

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