thomas paine after the war in the 1790s wrote a pamphlet attacking washington but argued that washington slept in the field as he put it and the real winners of the war were generals horatio gates and nathaniel green. washington was generally enacted during much of that time in the clinton was far more active and i think that the most devastating thing, the most devastating attack or appraisal came about almost 75 years ago but was still read by scholars today and many still accepted that it was a study made by clinton's biographer in conjunction with a clinical psychologist. but that they had a deep subliminal psychological problems that prevented him from acting on the power that he had and frankly i think the argument is malarkey not that i am a particular photo of the history but they were obviously unable to put clinton on the couch it would have opened up a window to so i think clinton's reputation suffered from that. [inaudible] i closed the door so mine can to get in the room but anyway, i think that study should be filed away. he certainly made mistakes. i recognized that in the

"life, liberty & levin" great guests but before we do you'll recall the began the program with thomas pained his magnificent pamphlet american crisis which starred american people in jour washington forces to written the the revolutionary war and i want to stiert a little differently tonight. we have allowed the mob and the democrat party to define who we are as people. they defame us, slander ancestors in history, trash our founding documents and principles. they're mostly those who hate country in which they live and contributed nothing to its betterment. indeed they live off the sweat an toil of others. while they pursue a destructive and dye boll call course for our nation undermining sabotages virtually every institution in our society. their ide you'll in world view based on argumentings and belief of a man ultimately karl marx writings responsible for enslavement impoverishment and death of untold millions this is a hard fact. despite their predictable protestations. these are the youthful idiot who is occupy leadership positions in the democrat party, media, ac academia culture you

first thing i want to do is remind you thomas paine december 23, 1773 wrote a pamphlet called crisis it was so powerful that george washington read it to the troops. because the morale was very low, and we were losing the revolutionary war. it opens with these are the times that try men souls summer soldier and sunshine patriot will shrink from service of their country. but he that stands by it now deserves thanks of man and woman. tyranny like hell is not easily concurred yet we have this consolation with us that the heart of the conflict the more glorious the triumph, what we obtain too cheap we esteem too lightly everything its value. heaven knows how to put a proper price upon pits goods and will be strange indeed so celestial article freedom should be highly rated we don't talk much about freedom and property rights and anymore we don't really hear much reference by these politicians in the white house and in congress. about the declaration of independence our founding document, because many of them reject it. many of them abhor it. we're told there was a meeting in the white ho

existed forever like anonymous speech we have a strong tradition in this country allowing speech thomas paine wrote common sense and everybody wrote the federalist papers under pseudonyms so we allow anonymous speech all the time we also allow direct first amendment culture thomas jefferson said it is in vigilance and are well stated it the price of liberty me if youu allow it so that is the teacher that i am intrigued there is one piece of legislation from a couple of years ago but i think we should analyze it to see if it works and then potentially apply it. so with the internet service providers and a couple years ago but basically said that immunity shall for internet service providers does not allow providers to willy-nilly post content to promote sex trafficking because a lot of thosee platforms could be utilized by sex traffickers so we did an exception for the immunity shield to make sure sex trafficking cannot occur under that shield. now it was criticized at the time for a variety of reasons for those engaged in sex work said frankly this'll make our lives more dangerous this was ju

"life, liberty & levin" great guests but before we do you'll recall the began the program with thomas painecan crisis which starred american people in jour washington forces to written the the revolutionary war and i want to stiert a little differently tonight. we have

. >> not a lot of thomas paine's on twitter, that's not happening right now. you, come on. >> just to say on national television. next, a high school senior will be tried as an adult for rigging her own home coming election. she faces up to 16 years in prison if found guilty. cracking down in voter fraud is important, but not necessarily what we had in mind. in the middle of the night, her and her mom broke into the school, changed 150 votes, and she is getting 16 years in the slammer? >> over homecoming queen! she winces some great lengths to win. it the length are so great you start to admire her cheating. you went far to win that tro. wind up a little bit, she deserves a slap on the wrist, tried as an adult, i couldn't wait to see what you said about this one, with vote-rigging and election fraud, obviously the controversial issue of the homecoming queen. >> i've broken into my head school, only for nice reasons. it number three overnight ballot dump -- the likes of which we've never seen. >> forget that clock, there was a homecoming king at your high schoo

forever, for example, speech we have a really strong tradition in this country of allowing speech thomas paine wrote common sense under student and wrote federalist papers -- either to avoid prosecution or attack because their view were not popular for other reasons so we allow anonymous speech all of the time and we also allow all kinds of direct frankly by having a vigorous first amendment culture thomas jefferson said that price of liberty is eternal vigilance and wealth restated it as price of liberty is eternal direct meaning that if you have allow liberty you're goapg get a lot of stuff you don't like so that is our culture to allow significant liberty but i'm intrigued there's one piece of legislation that senate did couple of years ago i don't know whether it is work or not but i think we ought to see if it is work and potentially apply it to this -- kelly talked about the immunity shield that internet providers were gwinn in late 90s couple ofof years ago we passed very bipartisan bill that was basically said immunity shield for internet service providers does not allow providers to j

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pain and anger, there is an all too common question during these kinds of tragedies. could the mass shooting in san jose been prevented? >> i think it could have. >> reporter: robin thomass the director of the gifford's law center aimed at curbing gun violence. >> what we have is the easiest access to incredibly lethal fire arms than any country in the world. >> reporter: what do you say that california has already some of the toughest gun laws in the count, the state is still susceptible to gun violence. >> we have one of the lowest rates of gun violence in the country. no matter how good california laws are, if we don't have federal regulation, it's too easy to get around them. and guns are trafficked from states with weak laws into states with strong laws. >> reporter: but restricting gun access will not make us any safer, argues james gallagher. instead, he wants to increase the number of mental health providers and benefit doubled individuals at younger ages. >> the issue is not the on jektd they use to kill people. it's the person themselves. >> reporter: there are people who will hear that, and they will argue what all the things they have in common, is people us

pain and anger, there is what is becoming an all too common question in these tragedies. >> could the mass shooting in san jose have been prevented? >> i think it could have. >> robin thomass executive director of the giffords law center. >> what we have is the easiest access to incredibly lethal firearms of any country in the world. >> what do you say to those who point to the fact that while california has already some of the toughest gun laws in the country, the state is still susceptible to gun violence. >> we have one of the lowest rates of gun violence in the country because of comprehensive regulations. no matter how good california's laws are, if we don't have federal regulationthem. the truth is guns are being trafficked from states with weak laws to states with strong laws. >> it won't make us any safer argues california assembly man james gallagher. instead, he wants to increase the number of mental health providers and better equip schools to better identify troubled individuals at younger ages. >> the issue is not the inanimate object they use to kill themselves. >> they would argue what all of these mass shootings have in common are people used guns to kill

chelsea manager thomas tuchel said home fans helped his side avenge some of the pain of saturday's fain 1a months, were treated to a goal of the season contender from manchester united striker edinson cavani, look at this a0—yard lob over the fulham goalkeeper. a second half equaliser from fulham meant it finished 1—1. so that's one special goal we've shown you — and here's another. this time from manchester city's phil foden. this put city 2—0 up at brighton. but the champions were left stunned as brighton hit back, roared on by the home crowd, dan burn scoring the winner as it finished 3—2. in last night's other game leeds beat southampton. there have been more gold medal for britain's swimmers at the european championships in budapest adam peaty won a fourth consecutive european 100—metre breaststroke title, james wilby took bronze. there was also gold for the mixed ax200m freestyle relay team. as for peaty, he says with the tokyo olympics approaching, he's getting better and better i've never, ever been this fast in season, so, you know, it's a testament to obviously the hard work