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s. president joe by riley's vote is in the battle ground state of pennsylvania with just 3 days left before the midterm elections. the colombian sea bank helping to future proof the global food supply against extreme why the deforestation and human act servicing. ah, lo and welcome to the program, we've begin in ukraine and for the 1st time mirand as acknowledge that it sent drones to russia. aaron's foreign minister said on saturday that his country is supplied moscow with that equipment, farts for st. amir of de la yon says the small shipment was sent months before the invasion of ukraine, and terran is no longer supplying them. keep is claiming that kamikaze drove been used to bomb sissies and energy facilities. were on the front lines you crazy, eastern city of back. what is facing intense fighting, official say that russian troops are trying to storm the city from several directions by which has been an important target for moscow in this slow advance for the daniel screeching. meanwhile, in the south, ukraine says it's taken another village near harrison where russia has been g

i am carrie taylor, an associate professor of history at the citadel and mayor joseph riley is co--- for the semesters exciting course. mayor riley will introduce our special guests this weekend, but first i wanted to briefly explain to these format. we are riley and secretary will engage in a fireside chat style conversation, after which we will open it up for questions. we ask that you put your questions in the chat function and i will relay those to secretary. with that, i will turn it over to my colleague mayor justice riley. >> thank you very much professor taylor to talk about -- ladies and gentlemen, it is a huge honor to be interviewed by you, the great american founding director of the national african american museum of history and culture. professor taylor just said, there's a clash in the title on how and why the making of the merrick museum and there's been nobody more supportive of our efforts then my dear friend, -- in 2005, secretary bunch was the director of chicago eastern museum, one of the great history museums ever. it's election numbers more than 26 million -- s

that is the only way to exit this crisis. 3 cities in the province of con, job have seed mass riley's in support of khan, who is ousted from power earlier this year. supporters resumed a long march to the country's capital last week after a legit assassination attempt on con? earlier this month con says he will participate in the march after he has recovered from the injuries he sustained in the attack. here's a local journalists reporting from the scene of sundays. raleigh, a horrible crime, no study, but on our best to them. and there was another corpus, didn't get to pick up already. it was mailed his log off the best of modeling. and gord this la la, la, speak with his friends and of course, come on that meeting decided 3 things. first begun to be sure to go on our legal actions. secondly, norman reeves on them having been appointed to go back wrong with the automated incoming days. and thirdly, this is the automated not stop or test and firearm with our neighbors deployed to protect the government branding. so all these very big of gas and vices isn't all entering into the final

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here's a local journalist reporting from the scene of sundays, riley, a barbara prime minister, but on her desk. and there was another porpoise, a former card, was marius law. all of the best does not live in gorgeous la. speak with it for just come on that meeting decided 3 things. we can't be sure to goal for legal action. secondly, norman, regional, having mit quantity got brand read because she had the automated incoming days. and thirdly, they said the automated not stop for testers. and while i'm with our neighbor replied to protect the garment bending. so all these food they're gonna pay off and prices is now and thing into the find out for is a real address is for best does i maybe join them. net, your dad is law a couple of weeks. i mean, the luck on fossil about like his money and that's all for now. thanks for tuning in. for more news and 247 updates had over 2 r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on odyssey and rumble. will see you again. next hour ah ah.

now but here at monument to john riley once stood i guess maybe they need a new sign. maybe they replaced it since the last time i was there but anyway the san patricio has become a heroic and mexico they become seen of course as traders in the united states and when scott catches him is going to hang 27 of john riley who had deserted prior to hostilities his branded with a d on his cheeks for deserter and then and then let go it's thought that he continued living in mexico, but people say they know i don't know if anybody really knows there's a couple good books on john riley. so that's chura busko and contrerasan on august 20th rather than advance on the capitol scott decides to offer an armistice to santa ana. the american diplomat trist was his name had been in mexico city. for for quite a while now, and he think well, maybe that'll have give peace a chance to work. give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. so he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a foreman or foreign army the mexicans might negotiate a

there is a sand patricia street there, there used to be a little monument to john riley. last time i was there, someone had taken it. there was just a marvel block. here a monument to john riley once stood, i guess, maybe they need a new sign, maybe they replaced it since last time i was there. anyway, the san patricio's become heroic in mexico, they become traitors in the united states. when scott catches them, he's gonna hang 27 of them. john riley who had deserted. -- branded with a d on his cheeks for deserter and then let go, he continue living in mexico, people say they know i don't know if anyone really knows. there is a couple good books on john riley. that's churubusco and contrasts on august 20th. rather than advance on the capitol, scott decides to offer armistice to santa ana. the american diplomat, trust that was his name, he did in mexico city for quite a while now. he thought, maybe that will give peace a chance to work, give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupie

>> my name is riley. >> we knew that because santa's been watching you. how are you, riley?good. >> good. let me read your letter to santa. do you mind? "dear santa, this year can i have a nintendo switch, an iphone 8. 8? >> uh-huh. >> why the 8? >> because they didn't have the 9. >> the 8 is 2000 and late. you went to the black eyed peas? >> no. >> no one is. and a wide screen tv. you should get it for me because once i had a substitute teacher at school and was helping him. he told me i was really good. are the other kids mean to the substitute teacher? >> yeah. sometimes they misbehave. >> sometimes they do. >> can i get the names of some of the kids who are not behaving? go ahead. >> leonardo, joshua. >> leonardo, joshua. >> sonny. >> sonny. >> valerie. >> valerie? >> uh-huh. >> now, who is the worst in that group? >> the worst is leonardo. >> leonardo. what's he up to? >> he usually stands up without permission and talks out of turn. >> he stands up without permission and talks out of turn. >> uh-huh. he does. >> that's not good. >> santa is not going to like that at al

good to see you, riley. thanks for taking the time.e between raphael warnock and trump-endorsed herschel walker could decide the senate majority. you've been on the trail constantly. how close is it going to be? >> well, recent polls are showing that this is going to be a very tight race. and this is the second time that this race could potentially weigh in on the ambulance of power in congress. and that would shape biden's administration going forward. and we have two very, very different candidates, right. we have u.s. senator raphael warnock, who is a famed pastor on the trail. he talks about medicaid expansion and voting rights and lowering the cost of prescription drugs. and he is against, like you said, herschel walker, who is the trump-endorsed candidate who is actually a close personal friend of the former president. and he talks -- he mainly bashes joe biden's administration, democrats at the federal level, on the campaign trail. but the polls we have leading into election day show warnock with a very, very slim lead or a dead

, it caused instant outrage in parliament was suspended by the speak up national riley claims. his comment was misunderstood, and denies accusations of racism. when our air pollution is soaring to dangerous levels in india's capital, prompting primary schools to close. as alexander by reports, half of all government officials have been asked to work from home. this is what hazardous air pollution looks like. the 20000000 residents of new delhi are breathing smog. some of the cities, most famous sites, now hidden in some areas, levels of pollution are nearly 40 times the maximum recommended by the world health organization. it talk to them go to go to court, i feel a shortage of oxygen in the plants. trees are dying. there's no greenery on the pollution levels. very high. the government's asking people to stay inside diesel cars and trucks are banned from entering the capital. construction has been stopped in some factories close. the government's announced primary schools will be shut from saturday, following calls from parents and other groups. bigger football, rosella berg, a

mgm is up a healthy 12% haven't riley and i.ill have to just how far several of these names have fallen. if you take a look at where they were a couple of years ago, they were substantially higher at where they are. i am looking at one of the smaller players that is purely domestic. they reported earnings two weeks ago and they were managing to be slightly on the margin and revenue side. that suggests the guidance folks are getting from management is conservative. we did see creases is. the options are not so cheap. when i am taking a look at ways to play for some potential upside. in this case a cough looking out. in this case, buying at the money and a 37 strike call and selling the 43 strike call against it cost you a little over 100 services. when you see the elevated options the stock has the potential to move a lot. six dollars on a $37 stock it may not seem like a lot.'s end it is systems go. let us start with an aggregate. we have is 3000 casino gamblin 's industry group's. the june low and october in the sn email: help.

retail expert carrie riley knows that. good morning, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving.g.dagen: what tips or people trying to avoid crowds? >> there's a lot of shopping online and cyber monday is monday and everyone is shopping online as well. i always say you have to make a list and know who you're buying for. can't be a me holiday today or you'll drowned. stick to your -- drown. stick to your list and use the coupon sites and get a lot of deals and i like slickdeals.net and it's a community of shoppers and put a deal alert in for an expensive laptop, let's say, and you'll find out in realtime, oh, it's here at wal-mart for this price, and i found it here at this price. so that's a good tip to use. use those different sites that are out there. they really do help save a lot. dagen: i buy a lot of like used clothing then the real real but on vestiair you can send offers to people that list the clothes and say i'll give you this. you're asking this and i'll give you this. you get into online bargaining, which some people love. we start going through what you've got, this

riley in pennsylvania, also coming up twitter rolls out, it's $8.00 a month subscription model. the company is also being sued by former employees on to a new boss to be lot more laid off nearly half the workforce. and we have the best of the action from saturdays when the ceo, as a teenage sensation steals the show endorsement eskimiya. ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program ahead of crucial midterm elections in the united states. big name politicians from both the democrat and republican parties are on the campaign trail in the swing state of pennsylvania, former president, brock obama has told a rally in pittsburgh that u. s. democracy is under threat. he cited acts of political violence like the recent attack on the husband of how speaker nancy pelosi. but here's what's coiled brooks burg this hair, but we the we herb of the m as in political opponents. i'd say crazy stuff. it creates a dangerous climate. and when you have people who are in leadership positions who promote or ignore over the top rhetoric, and then when there's an attack like this, they make light of

so i then expose this on the 24th of september on the 7th of october in a public, a big riley sag exactly visit. this is the fraud and they will have be bumped up by a religious but i think but sending that i'll send it. i committed loss of not. so you are worn down this all you were warned about this. and so you believe that as a result of being warned, then it has to be the prime minister and the military apparatus behind us. and so when, if you knew about this, i want to ask about the security because when i look at the videos of you doing this long march, there doesn't seem to be a lot of security. did you just ignore the warnings or did you decide to just take extraordinary risks to your own life, but also to those who support you look, last 6 months. i have been in the public eye. bell, 16 public rallies, you know, almost to record. and then the, this march of, so there was all was good to be risk. so many of the rally before i was holding a rally. they would say your life is a threat. does a tennis threat? this went on, was 6 months. now. i had the auctions, do i stay at home and s

and we'll go live to trump, riley, and sylvania. also coming up to it as being sued by for my employees at the new boss mosque lease of nearly half the workforce last it's to make the platform profitable, but by it stops the he's validated the law and we have the best of the action from saturdays bundis media as a teeny sensation to use the sure don't. that's coming up in sports. ah, eddie micah junior is the name welcome to the program in just a few days the u. s. midterm elections will decide who controls congress, but the rest of jo, biden's, presidency, big name politicians from both the republicans and democrats on the campaign trail in the swing state of pennsylvania, from our president barack obama, to the rally in pittsburgh that u. s. democracy is the threat he cited act. so let's go violence like the recent talk on behalf of how speaker nancy pelosi. but here's what's claire pittsburgh this head that we, that we have of a demonizing political opponents at saying crazy stuff. it creates a dangerous climate. and when you add

are in his is proving very popular. others hundreds of thousands of people who are attending these riley's houses, putting pressure on the government. so and since he was ousted m m ran han ah, took to the streets, he bring hundreds and thousands of people in valleys. he has held really, a grossbach is done, and the israelis mean for 30th shot for big headache for the government and ideas rallies. m lan, hon. ah goals the govern government for instance, the prime minister, the indeed or minister had got upped and, and, and, and he has been not giving any bleeding space to the government through the israelis and constantly asked for an early election. he believed that he has the political momentum, he has people support and if there, if, and early alexi and then he can win. and this is what he really wants from the government. and the government is also a, has so far not shown any flexibility, not yours or him, ron con, promising a rally in rob wouldn't been b. o. or on the same time that this announcement has been made, this new army chief has been appointed. what is it bron con trying to

secretary bunch, but i'm going to turn it over to mayor riley to close us out, but thank you so much for taking the time to answer the many questions from the group here. >> it's my pleasure. and as i said you guys got me out of a budget meeting, so believe me, i'm a happy guy. i also want to say that, and i mean this in all sincerity, my profound respect for the mayor, my profound respect for the -- history and -- the citadel kuwait city, made me better as historian, as a scholar and so i look forward to being able to even fifa stand in the back to peek over someone's shoulder for when this museum opens, because it's going to be a special day, it's going to continue to open the country, better understand itself, help the country a limited corners of doctors, find silence that gave no more be solid. in many ways this museum will be transformative. >> great, thank you. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] enhancing our society. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] all around great person. thank you so much. >> thank you. my only hope is when they run me out of the smithsonia

secretary bunch, but i'm going to turn it over to mayor riley to close us out, but thank you so much for taking the time to answer the many questions from the group here. >> it's my pleasure. and as i said you guys got me out of a budget meeting, so believe me, i'm a happy guy. i also want to say that, and i mean this in all sincerity, my profound respect for the mayor, my profound respect for the -- history and -- the citadel kuwait city, made me better as historian, as a scholar and so i look forward to being able to even fifa stand in the back to peek over someone's shoulder for when this museum opens, because it's going to be a special day, it's going to continue to open the country, better understand itself, help the country a limited corners of doctors, find silence that gave no more be solid. in many ways this museum will be transformative. >> great, thank you. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] enhancing our society. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] all around great person. thank you so much. >> thank you. my only hope is when they run me out of the smithsonia

just as a much more action is needed, several 100 joined to riley in sidney. others demonstrated outside the cult. 27 talks in channel shake, campaign is demanding an end to fossil fuel use. they also want western countries to pay compensation to developing nations for loss and damage caused by climate change. richard black focuses on international climate policy and days at the summit in chapel shake. i asked him if he sees industrial life industrialized countries stepping up to offer climate compensation to developing countries to very interesting question. so obviously, if you take, take it from the perspective of the part of the country's most affected by climate change, which tend to be the poorest countries around the tropics and so on. their argument is that, well, this damage is being caused to us. so basically someone is going to pay for us and if you don't, it's going to be us and we are the poorest countries on the planet. so why should we, we didn't cause it. now i think it's kind of politically very difficult for countries in the global north to sign up so that sort of gende

defections for it let's bring in walter journal journal called this a chemist are also senior fellow jason rileyfirst let's deal with speaker pelosi. she is now out. what us are stepping down mean for the democrats as they elect a younger generation of new leaders? perhaps hakeem jeffries of new york announced he's going to run. >> assist quite remarkable it wasn't just pelosi who stepped down but also hoyer pre-there's a possibility that jim clyburn who was the other senior member of the leadership team may take a smaller role. so you could have three new younger faces running the carcass. look, i think hakeem jeffries who seems to be the front runner is very progressive. i think it has a support of centrists and moderates in his caucus for it and i think he can be pretty tough too. there's going to be changes. in fact you could even see the party move a little bit more to the left. he has learned under a master, nancy pelosi, how you keep a caucus in order. and i think we could see more of the same, paul. paul: jason, let's turn to the republicans forgive kevin mccarthy winning comfortably in

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let's bring in jason riley, "wall street journal" columnist and marie harf, a fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson. i have to ask you first, marie, what do you make of kevin mccarthy's invitation to the president? he does want to show the president the problems at the border considering the president has never once in his life visited the border. the president's response was simply i'm sure you do. >> well look, kevin mccarthy is interested in a photo op and why he wants president biden to go down there. >> you don't think he is interested in trying to fix the border? >> it's why president biden said i'm interested in solutions and talking policy, not interested in a photo op. those are my words. if kevin mccarthy has policy solutions he will put forward if he is able to be head of the new republican-led house that's where this work really needs to be done. we know the executive branch cannot solve this problem on their own. congress has to act and they refuse to. kevin mccarthy if he is serious wouldn't invite president biden to do something he knows he would

"washington post" columnist rick riley is out with a piece today titled "dear grocery store owners, ion't work for you." why do i have to ring up my own groceries? why do i have to get yelled at by the robo nagger, please put the item in the bagging area. hey, i'm trying, but the bagging area isn't big enough to fit a roll of life savers. i want to bring back john avlon who has had this experience. i was at a mcdonald's last week, and i had to ring up my own order on this keyboard. first of all, this is fast food. it doubled the time of me spending the time. at mcdonald's. >> we're not trained in. >> i'm not trained either. >> why is this concept never anywhere like useful, like the dmv? i'd love to check myself out at the dmv, or someone fun, like the bar? can i get behind there and make it myself? >> great idea. >> that would actually be okay. >> helpful. >> furthermore, maria? >> i'm not trying to steal stuff. but i am stealing stuff inadvertently because when i don't know if this thing is working, if it's actually registering it. and i'm just putting it in my bag and waltzing out.

we have a json riley as a guest who's written a phenomenal new book on the progress of african americansthe trump administration and welcome jason. thank you for having me.

. >> hello everyone, today we have jason riley as a guest has written a phenomenal new book on the progress of african americans through a trump administration. welcome jason. >> thank you for having me. >> jason, you have kind of an unusual perspective. one of the well-known conservative commentators of wall street journal. influences were worth getting there? >> well, i joined the college newspaper back in the early 1990s when i was in school. and that is sort of where i got the political bug. i discovered writers, thinkers and intellectuals and shelby steele and glenn lowery. they had a huge impact on my intellectual development and on my thinking about race in particular. as well as economics and politics and some otherhe issue. so that is where i got my start. i interned at usa today duringll college. in about six after graduation i joined the wall street journal and i've been writing for that newspaper ever since. >> so, jason many viewers and readers of the wall street journal were kind of impressed with the journal editorial page separating the issues of some people talking about tr

anna riley has the story. to england's tournament. anna riley has the story .ever get back to a. that's what i call it but i potato . what i call it but i potato. move over and three lions are what i call it but i potato. move over and three lions ar e £4 move over and three lions are £4 spuds by the tight tops is the new world cup anthem to be released. the was masterminded by east yorkshire footie fan gavin west and it was shot in and around his hometown as 11 and around his hometown as 11 and he has hopes for its success . the song is basically a light hide football song , a lot of hide football song, a lot of these new football songs, and they was to be very laddish. so we thought we'd create something a little bit more light—hearted, a little bit more light—hearted, a bit more family less. i more potato. potato we was originally going through what kind of like a english dish vindaloo has been done, obviously. so i was thinking chips and we didn't like nothing wrong with it, so i was like potato and potato stuck from there. so we got an bodrum battery invol

says riley finnegan a graduate student and co-author of this paper. lastly, most people are in awe of its static stability and its dramatic free-standing nature perched at the end of a ridge overlooking castle valley said the geeologist jeff moore who led the study. it has a kind of stoic power in its appearance. moore and his colleagues studied the vibrations of rock structures including arches and bridges so this isn't unique to castleton tower. they just chose to focus on castleton tower. to understand what natural forces act on these structures, they also measure the rock's resonance. the way the structures amplify the energy of earth that passes through them. castleton tower has a pulse. for those of us living in the valley, what we have intuited has been confirmed. castlerock is alive. let's take this next few minutes and i just want us to listen to the pulse of earth. castleton tower. the earth has a pulse. as do we. no separation. our pulse, the pulse of earth, castleton tower is relational. born out of love and grief, disturbance and stillnes

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family members say that ashley paw had a huge heart and that her 11-year-old daughter riley was her entire world. and she was also a loving aunt with many nieces and nephews. and the 28p brandon the aston. he was the best supervisor anybody could ask for. he moved to colorado springs two years ago to be closer to his mother and father. they say he had so much more life to give. and derrick rump what was a bar tender and he found a community of people that he loved. club regulars and friends described him as a good listenering with a heavy pour as a bartender and said he had a way of making everyone feel welcome. senseless murder, those five lives lost. we're also hearing from some of those who were injured and there were many of them in the shooting. barrett hudson was shot seven times by the gunman. he doesn't know how he's still alive. here is what he share with cnn from his hospital bed. >> it was repeatedly over, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and then about seven to ten -- i knew something was wrong. i looked to my right. the gunman -- the door had shut and the gunman is standing there and

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i think ryan riley's reporting has been so good from the courtroom in this trial. he rightfully points out this is a mixed verdict. we got two convictions of the two leaders, but on the sedition charges, three were acquitted. justice happily as thaw head into the next trial of proud boys defendants, that's going to start right away. >> can we go back to the folk who is back up people who decide that they think they should have control of the government. you talk about an actual agent of the nazi government in the u.s. working in concert with members of congress and their staff. i want to play a question you pose in your podcast. >> you want to be the member of congress who's exposed as working with these folks? taking money of from some of the same source? using your america first mailing lists to help out this cause and help out these people? this was a trial that promised to effect pose all of that. >> i thought is there that same level of risk now to be a member of congress who works with or even just defends these kinds of people, or at the very least, refuses

joining me now to discuss this is ryan riley, justice reporter for nbc news digital.garded as the hardest working man in journalism. ryan, you have been closely following many of these january six cases for a while, when casey reported out this week said, he wanted trump's approval, and thought he was quote, following presidential orders when he attacked the capitol. how common is this type of defense, brian, in what role, in what role did twitter itself play in making people think this way prior to january six? >> you know, i think we have a lot of people who were inspired by facebook, where we have more of the references. that is one of the most common tools that we have seen, both referencing all of these court cases as well, as evidence in these court cases, it provided a lot of evidence. but twitter does come up relatively frequently. you know, usually, trump's posts were posted on twitter, and regurgitated on these other media outlets, including on facebook. but twitter was his go to, these immediate, unfiltered posts he was making, that would then be brought up

we have a json riley as a guest who's written a phenomenal new book on the progress of african americans during the trump administration and welcome jason. thank you for having me. jason you have a condom on unusual perspective many times. so wondering if you can sort of begin to give the viewers here sort of a field for what in your past brought you to be because one of the well-known conservative commentator as wall street journal sort of what you influencers were getting there. well, i i joined the college newspaper back in the early 1990s when i was in school and that sort of where i got the political the political bug. i i discovered writers thinkers intellectuals like thomas sole and shelby steele and glenn lowry and they had a huge impact on my my intellectual development and on my thinking about race in particular as well as economics and politics and and some other issues. so so that's where i got my start. i i interned at usa today during college and then about six months after graduation. i joined the wall street journal and and i've been writing for that newspaper ever since

this is from riley sutherland who clearly like us as a fan of your past research. riley asked. did dr. mayer's research reveal anything about the canadian women attached to hazen's regiment and if so did their experiences differ from other camp followers and women that we know of in the american revolutionary british forces. little bit in air about the women with the regiment there. i couldn't leave camp followers out. there's no way what we do know, is that women and children did also retreat with the french canadians at the retreat from canada moses hazen's wife. charlotte was also a refugee edward. ann till's wife was a refugee. she also kept bearing children in camp and losing about half of them. through the process of this war there were certainly other soldiers that had their wives and their children with them in camp. and what is interesting. is that within a few years at least with the french canadians seeing that some of the soldiers who had come down are starting to marry the daughters. of the other soldiers who had come down so they were maintaining their community t

today we have jason riley as the guest was written a phenomenal new book on the progress of african-americans. welcome, jason. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> host: jason, you have kind of an unusual perspective. many times i wonder if you could sort of give the viewers here sort of appeal from what in your past brought you to be one of the well-known conservative commentators of the "wall street journal," what your influences were getting? >> guest: well, i joined the college newspaper back in early 1990s when i was in school and that sort of where i got the political bug. i discovered riders, thinkers intellectuals like thomas sowell and shelby steele and clint lowery, , and that a huge impact on my intellectual development and by thinking about race in particular as well as economics and politics and some other issues. so that's where i got my start. i interned at "usa today" during college and then about six months after graduation i joined the "wall street journal" and i've been writing for the newspaper ever since. >> host: jason, i think many viewers and readers of the "wall stre

ryan riley at the courthouse, thank you. as promised on this big breaking news night, we bring in filmmaker michael moore. his work explored political violence and the political process in america, which we know has broken down at times. welcome back, michael. >> thanks for having me on, ari. >> i'm really interested to hear your reaction to this, not on the legalities which, we've covered throughout the trial, and i've explained to viewers how we got here and what this was on each of these individuals, but really big picture what this means for a country that has faced a lot of questions about whether there would be justice, whether they would be held accountable. it was not automatic the doj would pursue this as sedition, ryan mentioned in his reporting that's a fairly rare charge, number one because you don't see it out in public on a regular basis, and number two, sometimes the government doesn't want to deal with it. they want to deal with the trespassing and move on in certain cases, or certain times when our governmen

joining us is nbc justice reporter ryan riley and glenn kirschner who are both outside the courthouse have been following this trial throughout. ryan, first to you. have we heard so far -- what have we heard let's say from stewart rhodes? >> we only got 45 minutes of testimony it's essentially a lot of testimony from stewart rhodes talking about how great stuart rhodes is. he's been jovial on the stand, made a joke about how his full name is elmer stewart rhodes iii and he goes by stewart for obvious reasons he said. he basically talked about how the oath keepers was founded how it got started, talked about his time at law school, talked about his military background. made sure to point out that his father was half mexican and tried to basically combat any suggestions that the oath keepers are a racist organization and said that they don't like racist. essentially he's trying to i think get familiar with the jury and distance himself from a lot of the damning testimony that prosecutors have got.in this case thus far. key of which is the tape that they got from stewart rhodes after the

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this is from riley sutherland who clearly like us as a fan of your past research. riley asked. did dr. mayer's research reveal anything about the canadian women attached to hazen's regiment and if so did their experiences differ from other camp followers and women that we know of in the american revolutionary british forces. little bit in air about the women with the regiment there. i couldn't leave camp followers out. there's no way what we do know, is that women and children did also retreat with the french canadians at the retreat from canada moses hazen's wife. charlotte was also a refugee edward. ann till's wife was a refugee. she also kept bearing children in camp and losing about half of them. through the process of this war there were certainly other soldiers that had their wives and their children with them in camp. and what is interesting. is that within a few years at least with the french canadians seeing that some of the soldiers who had come down are starting to marry the daughters. of the other soldiers who had come down so they were maintaining their community t

. >> let's talk more about this with nbc's garrett haake and ryan riley. robert gibbs is back with us as well. garrett, you cover capitol hill, where congresswoman zoe lofgren is demanding answers from the capitol police about how members are being protected when they're outside d.c. i'm wondering what's the mood among members you've been able to talk to, and how complicated, frankly, is the answer to her question? >> members were spooked by this attack. that was clear from the word go. members i've talked to and my colleagues i've talked to were very frightened by this possibility. and a lot of them have been living with these kinds of threats and fears for a long time. the attack against paul pelosi was the kind of thing when you talk to members was not outside the realm of possibility. it could happen to any one of them. members felt like it was an eventuality that someone would be attacked in kind of the current threat environment against members of congress. that's also, by the way, the way capitol police look at it. and i think they see this not as a

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