andy stars in the film as a psychic investigator a sceptic who believes there is a logical explanationll supernatural goings—on but he gets handed three cases that he can't crack and they start to make you question his beliefs. one of them features the great paul whitehouse, as a night security guard. if you are afraid of the dark you may want to look away now. here he is. listen, you've got two minutes to get out of this building before i come for you. if that's you... how are you feeling? i saw the trailer a week ago and even the trailer freaked me out. i thought i can't go and see this. but if you love this kind of thing is it worth seeing? it is clearly made by people who love this kind of thing and know the movies, nods to the hammer horror and a movie called dead of might, they know their history of horror, they know how to twist the knife and make you jump out of your seat and they have fun doing it. it is hokum and theatrical, actually based on a stage play, fun but very scary. what i really liked about it is that it is obviously made on a limited budget, but the locations are

and the movie stars andy nyman, he's a psychic investigator, a debunker, a cynic, a sceptic who believest there's logical explanations for all supposedly supernatural goings—on, but then he gets handed three cases and he just cannot crack these cases, and they start to make him question his own beliefs. one of them features the great paul whitehouse as a night security guard. if you're afraid of the dark, you might want to look away now. here he is. 0k! right, listen, you've got two minutes to get out of this building before i come for you. if that's you... right. come here... laughs. how are you feeling? i saw the trailer in the cinema about a week ago and even the trailer freaked me out! i thought, i can't go and see this, sorry! but if you love this kind of thing, is it worth seeing? well, absolutely, because it's clearly made by people who do love this kind of thing, and who know their horror movies, there are nods in this to hammer horror, there's very strong nods to an old horror movie called dead of night, an ealing horror movie from 1945, which really influenced the guys when the

i'm known as psychic frank. i'm a proud member of access of love. i was there when shona started this. like shona, i'm just heart broken, heart broken. it's greed. greed seems to be the topic today, you know? and being a psychic healer, it's -- almost 30 years now, so many souls have passed on these hands, and have seen so many souls leave their crown chakra. so many years ago it was in the rain and the cold, we were there in front of the federal building, getting honks from people. our blood, sweat and tears. many of us are gone. i'll be 70 in a few months, and i suffer a little bit from r.a., and the va, all kinds of hospitals, doctors just gladly give you opioids for that. but no, cannabis works. so any way, this bubble people live in, this money bubble, and they're making money hand over fist over the dead bodies that got them to where they are now. if the -- talking about morally fit? i mean, all of these people that are making money off of our souls need to get compassion going. needs to get the compassion going. i know peskin over here doesn'

i'm not a psychic. we leave it there. thank you. goodbye. of us are us are still building with some rain, isn't been a wet evening out there for many of us and the main area of rain will clear south eastwards towards england has to go through the night and still some showers around parts of northwest england into the pennines, northern and western scotland but many places become drier and had been a visibility. —— a bit. a chilly night, most single figures to scotland. write a chilly start tomorrow, just wait for the cloud to build, quite readily in northern ireland and scotland, big show is breaking out and then elsewhere as we go through the day, very few of us we go through the day, very few of us will escape these showers. some of us will have more than that. if you do get a shower, it could well be happy in a rumble of thunder. thus he wins around but brightest quys thus he wins around but brightest guys come thus he wins around but brightest guys come back after the showers moved through. temperatures in the mid to low teens again. thi

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, but i am just saying that cure of censorship is even worse than the disease of some psychic pain. especially when we can all learn to be resilient and avoid or minimize that pain. host: do want to add to that? that hate absolutely and so youot defined start going down the road of trying to have the government censor it in some way and it becomes extremely complicated and no one can agree what constitutes hate speech so it is hard to censor it. it also, to be clear that there ,re areas of law where you can the government can punish hate speech that is directed is a true threat against an individual. so it is not that there is no protection against things that really put someone in fear of bodily harm. >> just as the generalization hate speech is not free speech, it is rock on the generalization that all hate speeches contacted is also wrong. nuance draws wonderful distinctions such as in the brandenburg case. inciting violence likely to happen, it can be and should be punished consistent with friend of bird. caller: good evening. i appreciate you took my call. i need some personal

how is trump's psychic reaction to that?ust about his psychic reaction, it's legal reaction. he has a limited legal team at this moment. john dowd resigned a few weeks ago. so they're worried that jay sekulow and ty cobb won't be enough for the president to handle this kind of escalation with the mueller probe. >> how does he find out what's in that cash today? how does he know what was taken by the fbi? can michael cohen tell him what he thinks was taken? how would he know? >> he knows that cohen has been his attorney for so long, but he has been watching it all on television. and he knows that cohen's office over at rockefeller center has records going back decades. >> well, cohen's job is not to figure out the fine qualities of the law or different provisions of legislation. his problem and his challenge is to fix problems. we know that from his m.o. >> exactly right. >> he job is to pay off women, to be blunt about it. his job is to get people to be quiet. it seems to me there is a treasure trove here for those whether r

irrespective of who wants to take credit for it i like the kind of line that the moon of obama gave to the psychical describing this meeting. and most hopeful and most hopeful korean side met with lead to a chance so final success. is building it in their senior year is ok i mean is the only obviously cuddly and just between koreans the problem would have been solved long ago we see that there is no real perineal anymore city there is no real between koreans the problem is not about north korea not been able to reform itself it is reforming itself the problem is with the western wars which in the last twenty years changed completely changed beyond recognition and which could not agree to any kind of compromise even if that allows you to lessen their nuclear danger the underlining thing that no one talks about mark in western media because most western media don't they don't know what they're talking about about anything most of the time is that the koreans made this determine their own destiny with outside power this is something that is hard to spell make in the swamp i've got three examples that b

over they would put them asleep for a long time using a sedative and then engage in a process called psychic driving. where they have the same message piped in over and over again thousands of times. it was classic brainwashing. the c.i. wanted always a certain result they wanted to be able to predict what would happen and then do something to make that prediction come true l.s.d. didn't always work that way and they found they ran into problems because it was an unpredictable drug. the us army had more grandiose ideas about what they can do with l.s.d. . more without death lsd warfare was the idea that. there is a group of normal soldiers responding correctly to a series of routine drill commands after receiving a small dose of l.s.d. they're going to view it stand on disciplines. the idea of being able to subdue him and save the enemy without harming him or killing him was very appealing. l.s.d. was of interest because it was the most powerful drug available at the time. to treat people with the psychedelic effects and so on and or to. alter their behavior. because l.s.d. made some volunte

our democracy couldn't survive if every time somebody had psychic pain -- i don't mean to diminish it. the cure of censorship is worse than the disease of some psychic pain, especially when we can all learn to be resilient and minimize that pain. nadine wrote the book on this. i think that hate speech is not you startd so -- going down the road of trying to have the government censor it in some way. it becomes extremely complicated and cannot be applied. no one can agree what constitutes hate speech so it is hard to censor it. there are areas of law where you government can punish hate speech that is directed as a true threat against an individual. nois not that there is protection against things that put someone in fear of bodily harm. >> i think that is a great point. generalization that all hate speech is protected is wrong. our law draws wonderful nuanced distinctions. if hate speech intentionally insights imminent violence that is likely to happen, they can and should be punished. mark is in millville, pennsylvania. >> i appreciate you taking my call. i'm interested in employee s

advocacy, pro-life advocacy might be deemed as hate speech because users identified as causing them psychic or emotional harm and i want to read his response because i don' don't care as its as strong as many anticipated. he said i certainly wouldn't want that to be the case. that doesn't rule it out so i think conservatives in general who rightly or wrongly have the perception that feeling marginalized. to allow different perspectives on very controversial and upsetting issues i will give you an example we have a meeting with a. maybe we should change the policy and look at the data. one of the things we looked at is a fetus is, it is a controversial topic. we know that some people will see it as very upsetting. we reach out to groups that are both pro-choice and pro-life and said how can we make this work and we decided we would leave the content of unless somebody is sharing it to celebrate in a sadistic way because we have other policies about that. but basically the decision was its important speech and we need ttheneed to protect it. we are a long way from policies that would take dow

even being able to have prefers take their police report and it's not just because of them being psychic or anything, but it's what's out there in the community and what they have heard from survivors and friends and people they have come in exact with who have experienced these moments of disservice, and not every case is the same. of course some people go forward and want to file a report, want someone to take responsibility, but you know there is other people who they may have a bad experience at the beginning with trying to file a police report and they don't go back. [please stand by] trying to file a police report thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. is there any other member of the public who would like to speak? if there are other members that would like to speak, please line up to my left, your right. >> hello, my name is alice james. this is my cousin, she is here for support.

pro-life advocacy on your platform might be deemed as he speech because users identified as causing them psychic or emotional harm. i want to read his response because i don't know as it was as strong as many anticipated. he said i i certainly wouldn't want that to be the case. it doesn't go without so conservatives in general who right or wrong there's a perception of feeling marginalized symptoms on social media i and putting a lot of social commentary but it's a broad feeling so what are the values when it considers free speech on the platforms and the alliances like this as they think about that? >> it's important for us to allow the different perspectives on controversial and upsetting issues. we have a meeting every two weeks of the content standard for him where we consider updates to the policies and there are things that have been flagged by some internal team or group seeing this issue maybe we should change our policy we will look at the data and talk to experts around the world and consider the options. one of the ones we looked at a month or so ago was what to do with photographs of

. >> and then my body gets taken over by an evil mutant psychic villain, who is an all-powerful demonesssel to destroy the world. and in season two... ( laughter ) i-- i've now it's demon is kind of out of my body but i'm still being controlled in the astroplane, which is another dimension of reality. >> stephen, of course,. >> and i am-- ( laughter ). >> stephen: you have to tell me what the astroplane is, my friend. >> i don't know what you know. >> stephen: sure, i played "dudgeons and dragons." >> sure, it's like that. >> stephen: we have a clip here. it's you on a merry-go-round. can you tell us why and what? >> so this scene takes place in some dimension of david haller. >> stephen: who is our hero. >> he's our hero. i haven't seen it. >> stephen: let's all discover it together. jim. >> remember when we used to get high, and you'd ask every time, "why is it blue?" and i would say, "it's always blurk man." >> except that never happened. it was a fake memory. i didn't meet you until the hospital. >> but you remember it, right? you remember it, so it happened. >> are you, you at all?

and we know synthesis and to see it as if they don't meet our eyes i clearly see that i was on a psychic. but i mean now important these seem a lot of good but first i want to. remain is your friend who they do their case hold up with and i don't mean to think you got. in your revolution only thought and fans only told you. so you did. it when i get it we're going to give it a go to. show. we can you think i remember i don't know that. because. now i find ironic and. difficult economic all the articles who came out of cuba where reason by your alone time he decided what to say and what was more and what was in more messy data was more. of the story was almost ninety percent finished. and the first downs of the cuban belly elise yellow one day she arrives and she says i don't like it no more ballet here. she took the bullet out of victoria and they left the school of victoria die. in a moment or ship out all the talent on a mysterious because you see one of. you know i watched. it or not but in right now. they try to use these movie tori for serious cool. could use a circus for simple say

psychic visions and sightings.omes a phantom haunting every dark corner of decatur county. citizens report, she's being held captive in a barn, no, tied up in a warehouse thrown down a well. >> one woman claimed to have been there the night holly was taken. another fella claimed to have her in the basement. >> reporter: police are tipped off early in the investigation to four small time criminals, brothers zach and dylan adams and cousins, jason autry and shayne austin. >> they were essentially best friends. they did everything together. >> reporter: zach adams is one of those people in town allegedly shooting off his mouth, taking credit for holly's disappearance. >> zach would tell people, "you're gonna end up in a hole just like holly." they would make comments everywhere that normal people would not make. >> reporter: so do they come to the top of your suspect list, somebody to check out? >> they were brought up early and often. they were brought up by people that know that they're just bad people, into drugs.

but we were separated more by psychic and structural barriers of race and class, something far more difficult to bridge the distance, so to begin to break down the barriers, we are delighted to have been austin and jr fleming on stage tonight. been austin is the author of the recently released high risers in thhigh-rises inthe face of amerc housing published by harper and on sale and they will be signing books afterwards. he was born and raised in chicago as a former high school english teacher and fulbright scholar to south africa and a former editor at harper's magazine. for the past decade and he's been a journalist whose work has appeared in harper's, "new york times" magazine, gq and the atlantic among others. his book has received praise, and i would like to add it to the accolades this book is a beautifully written biography of a place describing with exceptional clarity the rise and fall. but the heart of the book is the intense stories of human people who lived and breathed the community. they are dolores wilson, kevin cannon, annie and william fleming. jr joins us tonight and today

we have psychics, card readers that come in. it's basically people that want to read books, that want to -- i talked to a westboun web design. come on in. let's do a think and drink. we had solar city come in and talk about their products. to the community. i ended up buying from them. does that answer your question. >> kind of like ted talks with beer. >> yeah. >> got it. >> that's the idea. maybe chips. >> now, in case there are some issues or complaints from your neighbors, what would be your general policy and how do we solve this complaint? >> so the building that we're in is a section 8hud building. already older residents. there are younger residents. there are multigenerationals that live in this building in the apartments as well. a lot of the 60s are from those residents. they are not -- most of them are not english speaking. even the building manager signed this, that they absolutely love it. now, if there's any kind of an issue, i would be more -- i'm more than happy to talk to that person, you know, and discuss it w

i do think psychically, he's been shrinking with every interview.ot intrigued this morning, so i went back and reread rod rosenstein's report which he gave to president trump just before the president fired comey and then i read the recently releasedy inspector general's report on mccabe. what is really sobering, what alan dershowitz was saying is so important, you had the number one and number two people in the federal bureau of investigation both engaged in behavior that i clearly violated the law. i mean, i think the whole idea that the top two people in what is our preeminent law enforcement agency in the entire country, literally you had an internal report by the inspector general saying mccabe clearly lied, this analysis by rod rosenstein, which if you have never read all of it, is really staggering in the degree to which it repudiates comey. that is what president trump got. these two taken together, it is very sobering to think you had that depth of corruption on the very top of the fbi. >> sean: then look at all the people who have either b

and then an evil psychic mutant villain took over my body. [ light laughter ] and now i'm just kind ofing to figure out how to get out of another dimension of time and space. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: well explained. very well explained. you did a great job. do you find this is a show that -- if people ask me about my show, i say, "oh, it's a talk show. i interview guests." you obviously -- your task is a lot harder. >> yeah, i know. i just actually texted noah hawley and said, "how do i explain this show? why don't you tell me." and he said, "say it's like going to home-ec class on acid." [ laughter ] >> seth: good way to describe it. and noah hawley, who's a fantastic writer -- and also created the show "fargo", he created this show. and he also, when the show -- before the show started, i guess, he created playlists for you guys. >> yeah. yeah, that's something i really like about him. he sent us all these like spotify playlists that i guess were just kind of to inspire us. and a lot of it was like pink floyd, and really cool songs. and then tracks of just people screaming in

and the second and maybe the bigger deal here is what it does psychically for republicans and democrats in how this gets spun. if democrats will try to paint this as the house republican's biggest leader says enough is enough, i'm going home. they will make the argument that's another reason to put democrats in charge. if somebody like paul ryan doesn't want to be here, democrats will say, maybe we should throw the rest of them out. you'll see democrats push on this aggressively. i do think potentially depending on how it plays out, could be dispiriting for republicans. especially those in ryan's class. the romney small government republicans of which he was sort of the type will look around and say maybe this isn't my party anymore. if paul ryan is not sticking around with everything that comes from being speaker, why should i. i think it could potentially have significant ripple effects into 2018 and i think we'll start to see that over the next couple weeks. we're going to hit filing dead laines relatively soon. >> the phone lines are burning up at the rnc and dnc and elsewhere. than

>> stevenson: and i think it's done real psychic damage, not just to black people, but to white peopleo. because you can't bring your child to the public square and have your child watch someone be burned to death, be tortured, to have their fingers cut off, to be castrated, to be taunted, to be menaced, to be hanged like that, and not expect it to have some consequence, some legacy. and the legacy that i think it's created is this indifference to how we treat people who look different than us. and i think that's tragic. i don't even think that white people in our country are free. i think we're all burdened by this history of racial inequality. >> winfrey: what about everyone who says-- and there are black people and white people who say it-- "enough already, of all that. that happened. that's the past. let's move forward." >> stevenson: i don't think we get to pretend that this stuff didn't happen. i don't think you can just play it off. this is like a disease. you have to treat it. >> winfrey: to do that, stevenson says, we need to talk about it. so, along with the memorial, he is a

our democracy consurvivor if every time somebody had psychic pain. don't mean to diminish it but the cure of psychicship is the cure of some -- >> katie you're nodding you want to -- >> oh, no i was going to be nadine wrote the book on this. i was to emphasize hate speech is not defined. if you want to go down the road in having the government censor it in some way, no one can agree what constitutes hate speech so it's hard to censor it. just to be clear, there are areas of law where you can -- the government can punish hate speech that's directed as a true threat against an individual. it's not like there's no protection against thing that really put someone in fear of bodily harm. >> the generalization hate speech is not free speech is wrong. the generalization that all hate speech is protected is also wrong. i address new distinctions such as in the brandenburg case. if hate speech insites bodily harm that can happen -- >> mark is in pennsylvanittsbur mark. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. looking for guidance on employee speech. for insta

i am not a psychic or conspiracy theorist. i been watching c-span from the beginning.ou might want to look at other senate like the 98-2 passing against russia. what happen? he is always walk in back. sometimes he is not only short sighted walking back, he changes his mind like the wind. number two, can you tell me why russia did not attack -- they have the most modern things to defend the u.s. bonds. he did not. -- bombs. he did not. saying i wouldn't be surprised if president trump called putin and said don't worry about it, thank you for not shooting our thing. he is a chicken. for almost a year he is not made a move against russia. guest: john in cleveland, -- host: john in cleveland, to our. let's start with the statement that the president is always walking back policy when it comes to russia. guest: this is what national security experts point to -- the sanctions is a great one. the president and his administration are often at odds when it comes to russia. what they say is that is pretty mixed messages for the united states and when he noticed a stress it is so

gets up every morning to ex-crete the feces of moral depravity into a nation he has turned into a psychico be molested by unlightenment. can't even be mentioned in this same name as these great freedom fighters we have here today. >> diane nash, marian wright edelman, jesse jackson, john lewis, clarence jones, bernard lafayette. stand on your feet and show some respect! and so we celebrate mr. terri freeman, the wonderful director of this national civil rights museum. give her love. [ applause ] and then before i bring them out, on a lonely, desolate balcony, in a hotel made really a motel, he was at a white motel first. negroes criticized him. it was wrong. you want to stay with negros? sometimes serving black folk can get you killed. oh, i know you don't want to hear it. and i'm going say this before i bring him out. if you used his rhetoric to pave your path to the presidency, and you stood with hill in his resurrection, why not come here in memphis and celebrate his crucifixion? reverend jesse jackson was standing in the courtyard, looking up at the great prophet. 50 years is a long t