it took robbie until october of that year to join that lawsuit. but he was at the centerpiece of this case, which resulted in the $1 billion judgment this week. so i first got interested in this in mid 2018 when the family's filed these four separate lawsuits, because i felt like this would be a very test of the first amendment. does the first amendment and our right to free speech really protect people who would share, you know, lies like this online that so swiftly to so people and damage such vulnerable individuals as the sandy hook families. and, you know, i saw as i began working on it and with the help of lenny pozner, who is the father of the youngest, sandy hook victim, noah pozner, lenny said, look, this is not a one off. this is not something that is about gun control or the horrific nature of this sandy hook shooting. this is really a foundational story in how disinformation and false narratives travel in our society. and you have seen in the decade since sandy hook, you know, first it's been pizzagate the falsehood that democrat elites

but just that moment, and called robbie an actor. a soap opera actor, a liar. and who, you know, profited from his daughter's faked death. so people instantly recognized him and including this man on the street in seattle all, four years later. so he still remains silent for all of those years because he didn't want to poke the bear, was really afraid that, you know, the whole family was afraid that if he spoke up about this or if he confronted people or, you know, went public with what was happening to them, you know, people sending, them these letters confronting them, one man was writing to him, he was a person who had serious mental health problems. he had been stalking the survivors. several mass shootings. and he was writing to the for years. and these were letters. so he knew where they lived, but they still remain silent about this. they got to try and monitor their house they tried to protect themselves, but then in 2018, robbie and alissa parker sat down with parents of a girl who died in the parkland shooting and they described a phenomenon which was

robby didn't find daisy.wait another few days before she would be identified from a piece of hip bone. a visit to the crash site helped me to show the rest of the world and especially my country that it is time to remove all the remains and the plane. so the focus changed. and helped. in the end. eventually, hundreds of pieces of body parts and possessions were gathered up and transported to the netherlands. the dutch then led the investigations from that moment on. the crash site would be just the start of discovering what happened to mh17. the justice we are now witnessing here has been a long time in the making. two separate inquiries were launched, one focusing on what caused the plane to break up in midair, the other on who was criminally responsible. a reconstruction of the returned wreckage helped investigators to study damage patterns, distinctive metal fragments were discovered and detectives could pinpoint the exact warhead that perforated the plane. they found the weapon used to shoot down flight m

robby, is supreme court story as earth shattering a story as many news outlets play it? we have a pretty good idea of what's in trump's taxes from the years that were leaked to the new york times? >> yeah, absolutely. look, this should continue to play out. but i think anyone who thinks the end of donald trump is going to be some legal thing, some -- now robert mueller's coming to the rescue, remember all that? that's not going to happen. it's only going to happen because the voters reject him. there's nothing special that's going to come in. the supreme court is neutral, though, look at this. they don't do whatever trump wants, contrary to what so many in the media said about how our democracy is over because you have these right-wing judges and they'll be beholden to trump. the counts have shown their independence, and that's something the media got totally wrong in the coverage of all of this. howard: laura, robby set up my question to you because maybe the journalistic significance here is that it was a unanimous ruling against donald trump int3 conservative leaning.

robbie. robbie is professor history at jackson state university and director of the margaret walker. his books include a collection of essays entitled redefining liberal arts education in the 21st century and t paterson and the wise south dilemma evolving resistance, black advancement. i serve the board for the void. the book festival. i'm sorry. along with robbie. robbie, take it away from the venue in the lobby. so glad to see such a wonderful audience and it's my pleasure to introduce our esteemed panelists today. i will start with dr. eddie glaude. eddie glaude is the james mcdonald distinguished university professor and chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university. he's the former president of the american academy of religion, the largest professional organization of scholars of religion in the world. he's the author of jot author of several important books including the most recent work that we're here to talk about today, begin again, james baldwin's amer

howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, robbie suave say and mara liasson, national political, is that a winning strategy for republican candidates that say you'll be their worst freaking nightmare? >> clearly not, right? [laughter] it literally didn't work because she might not get over the finish line. howard: she might. >> it's a lot closer than it was expected to be. i think, actually, republicans should remember that they're not actually running against the media, they're running against democrats, and they need to explain to voterses why their policies will benefit the lives of voters more than the democrats' policies were. i have so many criticisms of the media, totally valid to hold them accountable. but at the end of the day, the pitch to republican -- to voters has to be that republicans' policies are going to been fit them. and there's a focus on the media that can get in the way, it can get in the way, i think. i think we're seeing that it has. howard: mara are, what did kari lake mean when she said she's going to reform journalism? send them off to reeducation cam

robbie, robbie then it gets better, robbie says double my salary and i'll come back.le my sally are and i'll come back and then wopi e says sounds like a horrible situation. elon says hey, come on, i didn't mean it, only to ghost you three months later. um, you know, do you think people come back? >> [laughter] you know, layoffs are never easy to do. liz: yeah. >> and people and there are very few ceo's that do it exactly right. the key is to try to project out exactly what you're going to need going forward. figure out what your costs are, how you're going to manage that, how are you going to manage through a bear market. how bad is the bear market going to be? you've got to go through all of that thought process, and then you've got to do it quickly and effectively and then, you've got to get the rest of the team fired up to stay. liz: yeah, i know, i know. >> and not to worry that their job is in danger too. liz: and not to sabotage. >> and a whole bunch of other people are having, i mean, i think you'd get a zillion different answers to that one question. liz: sur

and robbie, taken away. >> thank you pretty. [inaudible]. i'm so what is he says wonderful audience and it is my pleasure to introduce a panelist today i will start with doctor eddie glaude and distinguished university professor and chair of african american studies at princeton university former president of the merkin academy of religion, the largest national organization as well as a religion in the world, and is the author of several books including is most recent work that we are here to talk about today and again, depape in the urgent lessons for our t own tis and he is a columnist, time magazine and regular msnbc contributor as well as he makes frequent appearances on meet the press on sundays and he hails from mississippi and he is a graduate. [applause] [applause] >> in the mississippi homers. [laughter] [laughter] >> he ise a graduate of the college in atlanta georgia and weme are glad to welcome you ho, doctor eddie glaude and imani perry professor of african-american studies also princeton university, and she is a pr

robby works for a community group, helping local people who are struggling with their food bills.ood industry and bring it to locations around merseyside. they help feed around 7,000 people a month. all hands on deck over here. when the localjack�*s store closed in walton, robbie's team started to bring their pop—up pantry to the area. it's become the busiest place they serve. most of the customers have actually said to us, "we used to go to jack's because it was discounted food "or cheaper foods." so, i think a lot of the people that used to go there, come here now. from your chats with people here, how bad are things right now? i've never seen it this bad in my lifetime. mince or chicken? chicken? enjoy. i would say about 60% of people that come here are in work poverty. the wages aren't enough to keep them warm at home and feed them as well. we've had postmen here. we've had firemen here. we've had nurses. and we have loads of pensioners. people depend on us now. when we started this about 18 months ago, the outdoor mobile pantry, we were getting about 500 people a month. and n

okay, saying bess robbie for us and little will. thank you. the brushes president led him. person says civilians should leave you cry and her soul region as the ukrainian army pushes further south. it's the 1st time he's admitted how volatile the battle for the area has become harry force, it has more from keith. new images from russia's defense, ministry of the continued evacuation of her son. ukraine calls it a force deportation. on friday, for the 1st time in public, the russian president added his voice to the existing orders to leave those living in person should be removed from the zone of the most dangerous actions. because the civilian population should not suffer from the shelling from the offensive counter offensives or any other actions connected to the military activities. president putin was marking russia's unity day, but from one of russia's civilian administrators. in her son, there was scant unity in the messaging on telephony abiola and come in 1st he announced to 24 hour curfew. he said, to allow the military to clear the ci

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. >> detective robbie williams was in far behind. >> i received a call at my desk. a young lady was unresponsive. it appeared he may have received a gunshot wound to the head. >> williams arrived and quickly sized up the scene. >> there are officers already trying to revive her. she's laying down in the lobby area of her apartment complex. that leads from the upper stairs which are the apartments into the garage areas. and then we just started getting into the processing of the crime scene. making sure that we identified as many witnesses and if there is also other victims. >> but the only obvious victim was crystal. she had been shot in the head. paramedics took her to the hospital. and detective williams got straight to work finding witnesses. >> this is early morning. there's kids walking to school. there's people preparing themselves for their day of work. so, a lot of people were up and reported hearing the gunshots. >> a father making breakfast for his kids looked at the kitchen window when he heard the shot. he saw a man running. an 11-year-old girl on the si

robbie george from princeton your mentor was on twitter or facebook or something this weekend talking about being at a colleague's house. who's pro joyce. i saw that and and she had on her refrigerator her grandchild's ultrasound and so they were able to have a conversation just on the humanity the obvious humanity there, you know outside of a context of a political debate, right? and that is where we need to meet people because politics and media are not our friends on this issue necessarily. obviously we have to have you know, policy and political debates, but it's it's the place of pouring salt on wounds all too often unfortunately. so the most the more we can leverage relationships to have long-term, you know efforts to persuade the better in the book and i found this helpful being reminded while the deep concern of a woman bearing an unwarranted child merits consideration and sympathy. it's my personal feeling that the legalization of abortion on demand is not in accordance with the value which our civilization places of the human life. wanted or want unwanted. i believe that hum

i spoke to cassandra robbie earlier, he's the iran program lead at the institute. sure. so the new study, the polls and on the study was conducted at by the group for analyzing and measuring attitudes in iran, jam on. and they use encrypted services in their pauling methodology that enables iranians inside iran to answer freely without fear of consequence for their lives. now, the polls were conducted in and 2020, and again in early 2022. and they, as you said, overwhelmingly show our support for regime change air. and this really underscores that what we're seeing on the streets of iran is not a flash in the pan moment. it's not a random occurrence. it's being clear for years that the radium people won't regime change, but unfortunately the west was completely blindsided to this by exclusively focusing on the 2015 nuclear agreement. if i could just ask, i believe the findings of the polls suggest that fully 70 percent of iranian men say they are opposed to mandatory had jobs. were you surprised by that? a quite, quite like the honest answer is not. i'm not surprised by

and you know, my currently prices are up to $240000000.00 per ship proving the robbie to increasing costs as well. more than 80 percent of the ellen g tankers, the sailing the oceans are produced by south korean firms. and some of the shipyard despite rising costs and the lack of workers, korean she, builders are old, profiting from the shift in the energy market, at least for now. so gimme it ends in today's ellen g market may be temporary in the future hydrogen era. a she builder that wins deal and g market now will eventually become the winner again, in the ear of green energy and energy conversion. in other words, now is when shipyards must make a lot of money. true, ellen g. because the competition for future markets as already begun automatically . thank kevin milton in the future ship years will also have to build a tankers that are more climate friendly, the international maritime organization as tight and rules. carbon emissions from ships must fall by almost a 3rd in the coming years. and by 2050. also, this sheeps will have to be carbon neutral. so for men of is the same handli

>> went father in particular, robby parker who is the father of emily parker who died at sandy hook,t to make a statement on behalf of his family about his daughter just speaking about who she was as a child, and about their loss and their gratitude for the outpouring of sympathy that they had already received. this was the night after the .hooting and what he did is as he stepped to the microphone he thought he was going to be addressing one camera crew. and it turned out to be a sea of cameras and of reporters. gand so he gave this kind of nervous laugh at not knowing what to do.d what happened was that was portrayed as why would a grieving father who had just lost hisin 6-year-old daughter e laughing? and that was spun into a plot for years. >> host: alex jones took a leading role in this plot? >> yes. within hours afterne the shootig he was spinning this in narrative that this was a pretext for draconian drum control measures lauded by the government. >> host: what was your view of thent recent verdict on alex jones? >> guest: it was i would say the verdict obviously will still b

he can't play referee and disrupter at the same time, he has to pick a lane so says robby soave thankh. coming on former president trump and florida governor ron desantis on a potential collision course for 2024, there is a new report on when president trump might announce another run, panel returns to discuss. chuck woolry, ♪ ♪ brass monkey, that funky monkey ♪ ♪ i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me...from being me. zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and has been shown to reduce symptoms in as early as 2 weeks. zeposia is the first and only s1p receptor modulator approved for uc. don't take zeposia if you had a heart attack, chest pain, stroke or mini-stroke, heart failure in the last 6 months, irregular or abnormal heartbeat, if you have untreated sleep apnea, or take maois. zeposia may cause serious side effects including infections that can be life threatening and cause death, slow heart rate, liver or breathing problems, increased blood pressure, macular edema, swelling

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i serve on the board, the book board festival along with robbie. robbie, take it away. >> so glad to see such a wonderful audience and it's my pleasure to introduce our esteemed panelists today. i will start with doctor eddie glaude. eddie glaude is a james s mcdonnell testing with university professor and chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university, s former president of the largest organization of scholars and religion in the world. he's the author of several important books including his most recent work we are here to talk about today. james baldwin's america and its urgent lessons for our own time. he is a columnist for new york times magazine and a regular msnbc contributor as well as he makes frequent the suppress n on sundays. the hills from all corners of mississippi and is a graduate . of the mississippi holders. he is a graduate of morehouse college in atlanta georgia and we are glad to welcome you home. imani perry is hughes rogers professor of african-american studies at princeton university. a prolific

it means investing in the countries future to invest, robbie, olga 0 babylon, iraq. ah, so without his era, these are our top stories. amazon employees and more than 30 countries have gone on strike, to protest against the e commerce giant policies. a strike coincides with one of the busiest shopping days of the year. black friday workers are demanding better conditions and higher wages . i may get bringing by truck with the small amount of money was salary that you earn. you can't live in this time, like i have 3 children and we both work and we have a huge problems because the costs have risen so enormously that you can't live with what you earn market on the market don't. if we are always asked to meet, quote, un, under pressure, people fall sick, i don't sick leave on that. i have a work related accident on my phone. on top of that, amazon doesn't recognize people who have an accident at work. a t, there's gunman and brazil has killed at least 3 people, an injured several, others and attacks at 2 schools. the shootings happened in the town of our cruise in the so

. >> robby had a good appetite yourself at his age of viral. >> has the table james? is it set?m. boy am i hungry. >> , which have been looking for to the mostly fair or you're cooking, mother. >> don't pay any attention to him grimaces that all the cooks. well you cannot make it cook man by liking their cooking. that is a good thing for a young thing for young man to remember. >> that is not a corporation. that's private ownership. >> and man is entitled to a >> at his age. >> anyway, it is nice to have my family with me again. even though chuckle worlds fair to get here. >> thought you had your hands full with one member of the family. nonsense she has. i've been pretty lonely here without her. >> how is she getting along with that art business she is studying? >> i do not know tom. it is over my head. i gave up when she told me pictures on calendars were not art. >> who what in the world is keeping her? breakfast is ready we are waiting for you. >> we may be waiting but i don't think it is noticeable. >> good morning dad. >> morning babs. >> good morning mother good morning g

this is alvin robbie kuma research is how to lower emissions in the energy sector. so when you build a plan right malik made 22. ah, it's operational light, then we'll extend it 2052. and the question is, you know, we do need natural gas. now we are using natural gas now. like will that natural gas and will danny constructor be useful? 30 years from now. but despite all these warnings, it seems to be pretty much business as usual. a recent investigation by the guardian revealed that oil and gas companies have plans to massively expand that production. again, we put us to the gas industry. the i o g p said using gas to replace coal is a no brainer. and that it's the job of energy companies to meet demand and the job of governments to change that demand. the agent, you set that gas is critical for an achievable, affordable, sustainable, and secure the carbon ization of the global energy system. they also respectfully disagree that there is no room for more natural gas. that's the thing that the gas industry completely overlooks. this is lauren stockman, who had the re

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after scoring in a european match in 1997 star strike robbie fowler pulled up his top to reveal a message of support for striking dockers. i'm a proud of the fact that he did the i'm also proud of the fact that you support the front office. it was important to him. this is important to us that it is shown celibacy. but the fact that that he was one of the biggest names in the premier to get his, i'm and he and his couch routes as new people which i know about sandfield. and i'll go and have do me a favor on thursday. the kid's football team, a presentation. and it wasn't, can you do it? it was, you know, and that was, was required of you. and it's exactly the same when you have used to speech. so to talk a dispute, somebody would show up at anfield or bellwood and he go, e, i n a said she had went out for the lots. yes. it's not, as you can do as a favor or whatever, you know, listen because it's what this is what we did was no and you would never shy away from ah, managed political decline and industrial decay left liverpool alienated from the rest of the country in august 2019 that move

this is avi robbie humor research us how to lower emissions in the energy sector. so when you build a plan, right, valley make 20 ah, it's operational lifetime will extend to 2015. and the question is, you know, we do need natural gas. now we are using natural gas now, like will that natural gas and will that affect to be useful? 30 years from now. but despite all these warnings, it seems to be pretty much business as usual. a recent investigation by the guardian revealed that oil and gas companies have plans to massively expand that production. again, we put us to the gas industry. the i o g p said using gas to replace coal is a no brainer. and that it's the job of energy companies to meet demand and the job of governments to change that them on the edge you said that gas is critical for an achievable, affordable, sustainable, and secure the carbon ization of the global energy system. they also respectfully disagree that there's no room for more natural gas. that's the thing that the gas industry completely overlooks. this is lauren stockman, who had the research

bernie sanders is a populist, donald trump is a populist, robbie -- ross perot was a kind of populist. it can apply to a lot of people from different political persuasions. host: and our viewers can start calling and if you would like to talk to our guest. it's our weekly spotlight on podcast segments. you can call by party affiliation. emma kratz, 202, 748--- democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. what perspective does this give you? guest: sorry for my rambling come along history lesson -- host: we've got plenty of time. [laughter] guest: i'm used to asking questions and letting historians speak, and i allow them to share their expertise. the importance of history -- we will stick with this idea of populism, or we hear a lot about fascism now. everything happening today comes from something somewhere in our past. i think what studying history does or looking at current events historically, it may make things seem less existential he dire. things are not unprecedented as we believe. to take this idea that there is a fascist movement in o

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he made us realize what kind of country we are living in, robbie i we were suffering with great difficulty but we didn't know how to express al green light. i'm jo, what we have seen in fiction and movies, how brave hero endangers his own life for others just now the whole world can see how enron con has put life at risk for his people in country. now arriving at raoul plenty, john, up in the hot, bailey b, a local journalist, spoke to the protesters there and told us more about their goals in this report. this is barbara for, i'm with the mission, are time with the leading our massive when we're 1st read after 20 days, so far more prime to so good. mm hm. i talked to join is our testers involved with wind hob 1000000 are wildly red company with just gotten money, a lot of work on the 6th kilometer. we have seen people working right in like the dos jobs. you can get johnson i and now he is a senior planner to subordinate for the audio is demanding free for one man, honey, alexa's in the country who's got it on this bill. it's are defining what we're inviting is not bike, as far as the cost

but leonard isn't interested in any of that with a certain pressure shop at robbie. certainly a to me that's just a trashy image or i wouldn't think, oh, breast it. you know, i want to go touch some said us. yeah. for me it's just about advertisement for something that just means very little to me. the mit for steve sex doesn't hold the same attraction for leonard as it does for others. he realised that during puberty, suddenly everybody was talking about it, but he couldn't understand what all the fuss was about. even so he gave it a try. sat with me heard the hear shots, and i've just never understood what so great or special about it is on those lines or this is math bounty. i can do it and it didn't gross me out. did it. but i just don't care for it. and i'd rather not do it. i had to guy and he for 16 you little a kaya grew up in the countryside near beulah felt as a teen. she just wanted to fit in. although she didn't enjoy sex, she gave in to peer pressure dive you off the ships, hit her, no matter how many times i said i still wasn't enjoying it or had no des

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