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attorneys isfense taney, who goes on to be the chief justice of the supreme court and went on to write the infamous dred scott decision. and then there is john hanson thomas, the dean of the trial bar, -- trial bar. he is picked to be a united states senator from maryland, but before he can assume the seat, and dies from an epidemic. he is never exceeded as a senator from maryland. decisions first madison has is the jury. what 13 officers can sit in judgment of wilkinson. trial was of this preordained from the beginning. whoson asked wilkinson, would you like to have sit in the jury? ended ups of wilkinson sitting in the jury. they were subordinate officers. ends upalf of the jury testifying on his behalf at some point. certainly not an unbiased jury. question whether these people were picked so there could be an outcome from the outset. based upon the research they had been able to do with the frederick staff, it turns out the frederick barracks were under renovation. the trial was ultimately conducted at the frederick county courthouse, which was located where city hall is located to

jackson was the president of the united states a known slave owner, racist who appointed george roger taneys were not citizens and had no rights that anyone was bound to respect. this week as joe biden became officially the president of the united states, he took that picture down in the oval office. he didn't stop there. he replaced not only other photos, he put in the oval office, an office that already had this bust of dr. martin luther king junior there. he kept that bust of dr. king but added a bust of rosa parks who sat on the bus in 1956 that started a movement against segregation. he kept the bust of abe lincoln and added a bust of ceasar chavez that fought for those that were laborers in the community. it tells you a lot what they believe, who they admire. we'll be right back. believe, who they admire we'll be right back. with oscar mayer deli fresh it's not just a sandwich, far from it. it's a reason to come together. it's a taste of something good. a taste we all could use right now. so let's make the most of it. and make every sandwich count. with oscar mayer deli fresh there ar

which targeted these devices the hack appeared to be part of an organized campaign targeting symbol taney asli the mobile phones of dozens of al jazeera journalists in order to spy on them. according to citizen labs technical reports israel's pegasus spyware was used to infiltrate these phones so by looking at the links and the accounts the hacking of the phones was carried out mainly in the u.a.e. and saudi arabia the 2 countries that most used this advanced israeli technology in the region. but what we saw with the infections inside al-jazeera is that about half of them were from this operator that we call monica it's a code name that we give these operators when we referred to them inside citizen lab and this operator is spying mostly in saudi arabia and qatar but not very many other countries so this tells us well if they're spying mostly in saudi arabia maybe it is in fact the saudi arabian government and the other half were from this other operator that we call sneaky kestrel inside citizen lab and this operator seems to be mostly targeting inside the united arab emirates and qatar

that at the beginning blockaded and or withdrew their ambassadors like jordan did for example or many taney and others they all made a u. turn. over the last few years because they saw that and understand that the context of this is there are no bases when people talk about this as a deep conflict that has deep roots a suggester i personally do not buy into this this is one of the conflict that has the shallowest roots ever this the blockade itself and you can see this in the way the people in the streets are now celebrating people have extended families they have businesses across the border and on all sides are very willing and to reconnect and i think the very few small minority relatively speaking amongst the population that is there and by social media and maybe within certain quarters within the united arab emirates taylor. those are the people who really poison the atmosphere with a lot of degrading commands and and separate issue of what was going on and it was really appropriate and i think history will probably record this to cut or the fact that they refused to address any degrad