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outpacing life, tierney is outpacing the democracy. -- tierney is outpacing my receipt. russia needed one second to start the war. the world needed days to react with sanctions. the time the free world uses to think is used by the terrorists state to kill. ukraine at least has been resisting it for almost a year. this pure proved are prompt actions brought positive results. the opening of european borders and the grain deal and the energy unity, together they saved millions, millions of lives and not only in ukraine. it is not only ukraine but the whole world needs exactly this case of decisions and actions. the world was hesitant in 2014 when russia without hesitation occupied crimea. the world was hesitant in 2022 when russia without hesitation made them [inaudible] the world must not hesitate today and ever when they seek revenge. the world needs [inaudible] russia is supporting terror and spreading the strain of the world -- the war across the world. these 10 steps that the world must make faster than russia makes its moves. the decision of the world must outpace the

. >> rachel: i see a future of tierney from the generation.worries me, that they will become our rulers, and there will be tierney. i want to move to another topic. you and i have a lot of fun talking about the royals. harry's book has been a runaway success. he now says that there are 400 pages that he cut from the book, "spare." this runaway best seller because william and charles would never forgive him. i am going to ask you why do you think he wrote this book? is it that he is jealous of william, but there are people behind him, at netflix, his wife, who really want to bring about the end of the british monarchy. for political reasons. >> piers: i think it is a lot of those things. i think the problem with harry is he is very dim. we know from his academic record he was pretty stupid in school. i think he's being manipulated by meghan markle, who is a sharp operator from l.a. she has become exactly what she wanted, which is to be a global celebrity like one of the kardashians, and she did it by hooking her claws into our british friends,

we all have a rule in place ---stuart: it's blackmail and the tierney of the majority dictating to theinority. >> i don't like it and that's why there's a caucus vote. ? texas there was a speaker-elect in 2009 with 65 democrat members and he ruled for ten years and i served for six years and it was awful to be a conservative republican and serve in a house like that. i don't want to see that happen in dc. what this is doing, this chaos is setting a horrible precedent to say -- what if, stuart, next time that tierney of the minority are the left leaning members of the -- tyranny of the minority are the left leaning members of the house. stuart: what do you want to hear from the president and expect to hear? >> i would love to hear we'll reinstitute the wait in mexico policy because 99% of the folks coming across the border el legally are not political iowa hawkeyes sigh lum seekers and i want -- asylum seekers and say we'll enforce the laws on the books and i'll hold china accountable for the 80,000 fentanyl deaths we had in 2021 and next time i see xi jinping i'll talk to him about it

so a lot of questions, but the personal tierney's defending. it seemed are limited in what they can share in the investigation. but certainly these questions are not gonna go away. >> within the person ends these questions when they got a sit-down interview. and the former attorney general, rod rosenstein, was on -- harrison cooper on this very point. about whether it be possible for president biden and some of this team to actually have that sit down. listen to this. >> who depend upon the presence willingness to agree at a certain interview. i think that typical investigation where suddenly was in possession of classified documents from the key issues you want to know. was where and that was their understanding of what had legal right to possess those documents. so i think the president will talk. that was certainly one issue at the special counsel want to look into. but certainly on the shore this. i suspect they will find a way. special counsel find a way. he has two to inquire when president biden what was your awareness. with the presiden

his message to the delegates at the what economic forum is tierney is outpacing democracy. -- his tyrannys outpacing democracy. he is once again calling on western allies for help. >> he highlighted the urgency. for ukraine to be able to defeat the enemy. i tnk the messaging was vy portant. we know solesky has demonstrated he is a good communicator pit -- we know zelenskyy has demonstrated he is a good communicator. [indiscernible] i thought today speech was very important. it contained a crucial message. [indiscernible] there are hi expectations. >> there has been much talk this week already about the issue of tanks. the u.k. agreeing to send 14 tanks to ukraine. the pressure is now on germany. we understand the comment from berlin is there will be no movement on that unless washington agrees to send tanks as well. going forward to friday to the big meeting of defense ministers near berlin, are you expecting any major developments on the issue of whether leopard tanks, the german-made ones will be sent to ukraine? >> the german chancellor would announce a decision display tanks. [indisce

they notified the doj the next day to pick up the documents and then just last week the personal tierney's found more documents. it wasn't until this weekend that we found out that it was actually more that they had initially stated and found. the white house of course picky seeing so many questions about the very slow drip drip drip of information and a time is their inability to offer the full truth, for instance when they acknowledged that there were documents that the pen biden center they didn't reveal, even though they already knew there had been some documents found at the home, so lot of questions. the personal streak tierney is defending it and saying that they are limited to what they can share investigation but certainly these questions are gonna go away. on that point, the persons who can ask this question and think about a sit-down interview, the former attorney general rod rosenstein was on deputy -- on in-person cooper on this very point about whether it would be possible for president biden or someone on his team to actually have that sit down. listen to this. >> it would d

a fist of freedom which will not allow tierney to rise again. >> remains unclear how the new batch ofmerican tanks will be transported and how long it will take for them to have in the impact on the battlefield. the kremlin has responded to the intentions by the u.s. and germany. describing it as a waste of money any disastrous plant which shifts the conflict to a new level of confrontation. >> tonight there are air raid siren sounding across the ukrainian capital. our correspondent joined us for more. >> we don't know exactly when the tanks will arrive. this is something ukrainians are very worried about. they need heavy weapons. they have been asking for them for nearly a year. it took them a year of convincing of diplomacy with their western allies to convince them to send those- that hvy aponry towards ukraine. this news was welcomed with relief but people on the ground need it now. we are talking about the front line spread on a thousand kilometers. it is not just one pocket of fighting happening. he have has said -- kyiv said time and again it would not use the tanks outside of

we have to stand up tierney. richard is an independent in liverpool, new york. caller: first of all, your earlier guest, mr. brad sherman. as much as i appreciate his service, 27 years as part of the problem. i support the 20, 10% of the republican elect are finally causing debate. i don't think we have enough debate in congress. i don't think in general, the country which i love so much, both sides, the democrat and republican. i believe it is broken. i think our congress is broken and it is refreshing though disturbing to many, but i think people get too involved with their feelings and i think it is time that someone stood up and i hope good comes from this disarray in the house. host: so who do you think is a consensus candidate? do you think kevin mccarthy can get there? caller: well, i don't know enough. i hope that they can resolve this, whether it is kevin or whoever. but the point is, it is great debate. i think this is what is needed. i don't think the country is happy with all sides of government and i think that is why we put them there. they have to

as freedom will always win over tierney. mr. speaker, we want the iranian people to hear our voices, we want the world to hear our voices that the united states of america in a bipartisan way -- and people all across this country stand with those brave people. that reminds me of struggles of others when they had to fight for their freedom in the streets. freedom will come in the morning. because the voices of the people cannot be deterred. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. >> thank you mr. speaker. support of the house concurrent resolution 7. today, the united states house of representatives stands up for human rights for the same freedoms that we as americans hold so near and dear in our own country and against the brutal regime in iran. the iranian government has a long track record of vial human rights abuses. notably, they're the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world and not just against the united states but countries such as our own democratic ally in the middle east, israel. in september, the sensele

when we fight and save a life or free also from tierney we literally change the world. it is a noble cause and unusual an uncommon work but let's get about it. let's change the world. welcome to earth summit 2023. [applause] >> thank you so much. it's wonderful to be here with all of you. the word hope is one not far from her lips and heart over the last few months. let me tell you a few ways in which i have been using that word. i hope we will have the resources to make this summit happen. i hope we will be able to get fantastic speakers to come and enlighten and educate our participants. we have definitely done that. i hope friends and fellow activists around the world will be able to join us and this will truly be an international religion freedom summit and that, too, has come to pass. more prospectively, i have thought that i hope the results of this wonderful gathering will be greater awareness, changes in policy, alleviation of suffering and strengthen networks of support and compassion. optimism is a quality of hope that some of the goals will be achieved. as th

you see, these tyrannies from which we suffer are after all that tierney's intemperate position of authority. >> take no hostile b action and these evil ministers in england will be s overthrown. in sympathy with america it will assume authority. our ills will pass away the glorious days of old will come back again. >> he's a dreamer. [laughter] maximus arm you say. gentlemen, must remember are at the armyd in bloodshed. when this occurs gentlemen, we shall cry out. our friends will become our enemies. this flourishing country will be swept by attorney doug death and destruction. >> mr. presidentng. >> and gentlemen the taking up of arms should always be a last resort. but any honorable man scruple to up arm, to protect such as a thing as liberty. is it not clear as a noontime brightness strong provisions be made to ensure proper arms and ammunition for the public good. yes, it is truee that our judgment the training of our militia so i will willingly resume command of virginians if necessary. it is my intention to offer my life and fortune in our cause if needed. gentlemen, the sword of our

you do not need gulags to impose tierney next to progress hybrid i think is fantastic.i was not big government it is a hybrid. we spent 40 years defending it from the front door capitalists of the country -- defending capitalism but not realize we were invaded the back door through fascism, basically chinese social credit system. this is where we are right now is a world in a country, next. environmental social governance. i won't spent a lot of time and this this essentially to be the end of capitalism. this is more devisee into the energy industry than any executive order. then anything by demonstration has passed or done because this getsba the banks to look at any energy extraction thing as a danger to the planets. which means higher interest rates, less money less investor interest. environmental socialpl governane is incredible it is applied only to western nations. try not you'll have every company and the world to business with them from the nba, to busy, no human rights records considered no environmental records, the building a coal plant a week. trammell is e

this is a fight for our values, a fight for democracy, and we have to prove that democracy wins over tierney and oppression. [applause] we have actors that violate the rule of and the charter and order that we have set up. it also has consequences from a proliferation of perspective, which is to say that nuclear saber rattling that russia has done is another message that has been sent to other countries in this context. i think there are many who are watching what happens in ukraine, and it will affect how they address conflicts in the future. so i think there is a question that is in all of her interest to support ukraine as much as possible. i think deputy prime minister of canada said it right which is yes, we do want support ukraine for ukraine because we are watching what they are going through it we want to be there for them and their heroic actions that they have taken are extraordinary. you're not doing it just for ukraine. we are doing it also for self interests and airy series of ways in which you can look at this to recognize implications for foreign policy, national security clic

probably should have had more, which made tom tierney�*s brilliant equaliser all the tougher to take.grimsby town equaliser. two divisions below luton. in the last half an hour or so, tottenham have reached the fifth round. they beat championship side preston 3—nil at deepdale. all the goals came in the second half, son heung—min with two wonderful strikes for spurs. there was also a debut goal for loan signing arnaut danjuma, but the game will be remembered for those son goals, who has a relatively lean spell. we are focused, we are doing what we had to do, and we know what we have to. i think we can... we have so much inspiration, so let's see. the skin could bring us good energy —— this game. there are all today's results. a lot of replays required, but there were wins for bristol city and southampton. manchester united have kicked off agaist championshp side reading at old trafford. aberdeen have sacked their manager jim goodwin following today's 6—nil thrashing by hibs at easter road. the defeat follows monday's embarrassing defeat to sixth tier darvel in the scottish cup, which

structural strengths on power to print the collapse of democracy in the republican government into tierney. the founders are very clear on this there is no substituting for it. >> virtue, virtue in the people. people who understand the constitution and are willing to live by it. here we have a real problem because across the political spectrum, across the ideological spectrum conservatives, liberals and everybody else seem not to want to live by the constraints on constitutional power. they do not want to exercise that >> virtue when it gets in the way of getting what they want. when it gets in the way of the outcomes they want. living under procedural rules, structures of democratic deliberation is hard and it requires discipline. sometimes you are going to lose. when you lose you have to accept your defeat. you have to let the system work. remembering we are a democracy and that modern sense, a republic is the founders put it. which means no losses and no victories are permanent. because we live in a government regime for years ago we made a mistake we went down the wrong path. we need t

this is a fight for our values, a fight for democracy, and we have to prove that democracy wins over tierney and oppression. [applause] >> you are president biden's seniormost representative. what would your message in context to what president duda and the others said. what would your message be to ukrainians about what they will do to help ukrainians. >> the united states what they can and will do to help ukraine. >> i can tell that it will be united policy but obviously president biden meant the united states have allocated hundreds of billions of dollars -- millions of dollars and weapons in fact billions of weapons in support for ukraine. honestly, i think one way to think about it is that on top of everything else that has been said about the impact for the world in the event that ukraine does not succeed, are a series of other things. there is clarity about the fact that, honestly, the conflict in ukraine has global implications beyond the values of peace that i prioritize in many years back. but for implications, it has consequences for us in thinking about the strength of our allian

post-tierney adolescence. -- post-tyranny adolescence.e was doing this in poland, czechoslovakia, hungary. when i went to iraq and the students to whom the idea of learning about things that weren't forced on you for political or religious reasons, learning about the world, learning to see the world and all its wonder and complexity and indeed, in all its understandable and un-understandable ways. they could not believe it. they could not believe that there was an education that taught them to wonder, that taught them to think, taught them to question, and taught them to learn. they were absolutely thrilled with this. still, in the end, many of them used the liberal arts as a way of getting into what now is over there as it is here, things like computer science and the health care industry. but they were not forced into those fields. they understood the world and themselves better. they understood their country and other countries better. they understood their neighbors better. to watch that wide-eyed growth was just incredible to me. sus

fathers, they fought the british, they fought the tierney. they did not give in to it. i'm at my house. i did not mean to go surrender. >> some chilling moments with the sfpd investigator with depape talked about how he tried to comfort pelosi by touching his shoulder as they saw police through the window. when asked if he regretted his actions, his response was no, it needed to be done. the video puts in perspective how many times paul pelosi subtly hinted to the 911 operator something was wrong. >> this is san francisco police. do you need help? >> this gentleman here for my wife to come back. nancy pelosi. please waiting for her to come back. >> do you need police, fire, or medical for anything? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. poce around? they are usually here at the house protecting my wife. >> no, this is san francisco police. he thinks everything is good. i've got a problem, but he things everything is good. this gentleman just came into the house, and he wants to wait here for my wife to come home. >> do you know who the person is ? >> no, i don't know wh

the presidents personal tierney defending their information sharing approach.aying they're working, quote, to balance the laws of transparency with the appropriate bodies necessary to protect the integrity of the administration. >> commission hasn't been trained about what is going with president biden's possession of classified documents. >> the house oversight chairman demanding visitor logs for the president's delaware home. but the white house and secret service say they simply don't exist. the white house counsel adding, like every president across the decades of modern history. his personal residence's personal. some democrats acknowledge the situation has been messy. >> it is certainly embarrassing, right it is embarrassing that you'd find a small number of documents. >> i still like to see congress do its own assessment of and receiving the second from the italian community. of whether there was an exposure to others of these documents. whether it's home to national security. and the case to be the set of documents, without the precedent. >> but as he c

if you don't unite to fight tierney, the people will rise up against you. >> congressman cory mills wille this morning on the new house rules and we will ask him about it live next hour. >> todd: i think mark hit the head, don't lose the forest for the trees, people put you in there for a reason i want to get things done. they understand the process could be messy and now is the time to get through the mask, get through the rules, solidify and you have until the 13th to get the stone, but i think it behooves you last week to move this through tonight jim jordan said it will get passed by tonight. the key question seems to be if you heard that piece by brooke will the moderates have their moment of destruction and stand in the way of this? i don't know if there will be a enough obstruction to cause a problem like we saw last week but we will see. >> ashley: they are moderates that you never know what is going to happen with them on that front. but what deals mccarthy made to get the speaker position and it's not exactly that i don't agree with what happened last week but it becomes a cons

the district tierney says they, in, fact have enough evidence to believe that dharmi patel deliberately and children, when he drove hundreds of feet off of that cliff. when this first happened, or spotter said it was nothing short of a miracle that all four family members survived. and, you can see in that video, it speaks for itself. the car is hardly recognizable. but that was in court today he has been charged with three counts of attempted murder. to those counts enhanced with domestic violence charges. and, when he was in court today found middle district attorney said that they don't have enough evidence, exactly, or excuse me. they currently, at this time, we're not able to share with us exactly what the motive was. but they were able to share with us exactly what that evidence was. take a listen? >> i would put in a couple categories. number one would be eyewitness testimony. the people that are driving behind him was just driving it wasn't are good detail but the vehicles movements. the lack of brake lights, things of that nature. then, number two. on the timeline toes tunnel.

ball winds tierney called it a terrible miscarriage of justice.ight the charges. well he does, he will also continue starting in the film. rust's production company says it onset safety supervisors we brought in. working weapons and ammo are barred from instead. >> somebody bra live rounds, plural, onto the set of the film. one of them ended up in the gun. >> the gun was in his hand when he pulled the trigger. that was the main action that killed halyna hutchins. >> the screen actor is defending baldwin. an actor's job is not to be a firearms or weapons expert. the film and tv industry is now facing a reckoning over safety. >> this is a dummy rounds. >> this hollywood armorer says that the safety protocols themselves have not changed. >> my gun safety checks are much more vocal. >> the hbo mare of easttown has gotten rid of guns on set altogether. a huge graphics and said. when we all guns are used, the actor should never appointment anyone. prosecutors allege that baldwin did it. unless absolutely necessary and under close supervision. >> the gol

. >> we have to form a fist of tanks, a fist of freedom that will not allow tierney to arise again. >germany's announcement men's a european rift exposed by poland and others angered over germany's prior resistance. >> the germans are defending themselves against this like the devil to protect themselves against ly water. >> they were waiting to send a new capacity to ukraine until the u.s. took the step with them. >> it is right we did not let ourselves be driven and we instead counted and will continue to count on close cooperation for such an issue. >> very clear the german government doesn't want to take a major step they feel may be a cause of escalation. >> the president of the german marshall fund says the fears of education over running european in world war ii to hesitate. >> a historically difficult moment. for the germans to be sending them back into the theater. they feel stronger and more capable while the u.s. is standing behind them. >> the u.s. took the step with them, even though it called the abrams tank unsustainable for ukraine as recently as friday. the challenges

new york city tierney general is black. as our three out of four of the u.s. attorneys. and the mayor of buffalo, the chief of the nypd, the manhattan district attorney's office, to other -- the speaker of the new york city council, all at the same time holding office. the subject that we came together to address is very serious. evidence suggests crime rates has risen since the pandemic, particularly in our communities, here in new york city major crime has jumped 22% last year. while statistics don't always tell the whole story, presidents of african american communities and organizations and residents of those communities are say quite clearly if a feel unsafe and are concerned. new york city mayor eric adams was there at thursday summit and talked about the problem on this program last night. >> i know we must have for prevention. the long term things, prevention, we are putting in place in an unprecedented way in our administration. we cannot continue to deny the intervention. people are dying right now. >> thursday's meeting was held behind closed doors at national

tissue tierney.police chief did say that you deserve credit for taking swift action and this case so far. today, there are more growing calls nationwide for reform to move quickly. what laws do you think legislators should put in place? do you support qualified immunity, for instance and what can bring a stop to police abuse an unlawful killing especially a black man? >> i support all the reform measures in the george floyd act, including restrictions on qualified immunity, which is a made-up doctrine by judges that i think has been grown out of control. i also think that locally, and around the country, we can do better with civilian -- and civilian oversight. we have a review here in memphis, but it's largely toothless, there are ways to change that. i think that cities like memphis and other cities shouldn't hide the department of justice, it has different sectors of the doj, like the c.o.p. as the community, endanger police in service, which has helped oversaw the troubled police departments and

tierney general. stop trying to please the unbelievable. stop playing politics. to the law, please. joining me now the host of the show on sirius xm and msnbc daily columnist who is also a lawyer by trade, i should add, western university law professor, host of the book dot with -- big dirty money. thank you both for coming back on the show tonight. the, let me start with you. what is your response to merrick garland's moves this week? i feel like we live in an era where liberals, democrats have just internalized this republican attack on them as we must be biased, they say we are biased, we are biased, we've got to do something about this bias. >> i think it's time for merrick garland to go, to be blood. i think it's time for me to be attorney general of the united states of america, let's see if we can make that happen, i would charge donald trump on day one, mehdi. it's two years and nine days since the january 6th terrorist attack. merrick garland -- investigating donald trump, reporting we learned when cassidy hutchinson testified last july. look at brazil.

. >> by the personal tierney. bob our sudden statement of the doj had quote full access to biden's home. here's what we know so far about the investigation. this latest discovery marks the fourth batch of classified items to be found and the third to be located in biden's wilmington home. here's a bit of a timeline for you. on november 2nd, biden's attorney's discovered a quote small batch of classified records at. his former private office of the penn center in d.c.. which consisted of fewer than a dozen documents. following that discovery november. the president's lawyers in coordination with the justice department searched both the presidents residence as wilmington and -- delaware. biden aides found a second batch of classified records in the garage of his wilmington home on december 20th. this consists of a small but unknown number of classified documents. biden's legal team then found more classified items in one of the homes adjacent to rooms. adjacent rooms during a two-day search on january 11th and 12th.

this week alabama tierney general said people who take abortion pills could be prosecuted.d that back in a statement saying that the charges would be against the people who provide the medications. what a potential impacts of the restrictions like that? >> you know abortion pills are one of the most popular ways for people to terminate a pregnancy in this country. they are very safe, very accessible and in fact the fda just reduced restrictions on abortion medications and are now going to allow a pharmacist to fill those prescriptions in a pharmacy in their community. and so i think this again is very out of step in what health, care with science and with medical research and with the values and the majority of people in this country. it is scary to think that people who are seeking abortion services are patients and pregnant people are somehow going to be targeted. it does not surprise me that the extremist in alabama have toppled from providers over to patients. and i think it's important for us to watch this and keep talking about it because they are extremists and the m

plus, donald trump dropped the lawsuit against new york tierney general letitia james a day after he and his lawyers or saw plus 1 million dollar fine for another, quote, frivolous case brought against hillary clinton. could we see trump upending even more lawsuits? and, congressman george santos long list of lies and controversies just keep piling up. a small newspaper exposed much of his inconsistencies weeks before the election. but, no one paid attention, why? i'll put that question to the papers publisher straight ahead. we have a team of reporters from capitol hill to the white house and ukraine following the latest for you this morning. and a good morning to you, thank you for waking up with us. thanks for starting your saturday here on msnbc. house republicans have made it clear that they plan to use their new power as the majority to investigate investigations carried out by the doj. now the department is sending those republicans a warning. congressional correspondent julie tsirkin is live on capitol hill force this morning. what do we know about this morning? >> yes, good

from yesterday, as you saw in the statement from the president's personal tierney, lasted 13 hours.additional material. the reason that is happening is because he is not an investigation. he is not stonewalling. he is offering total cooperation with the justice department as his proceeds. that's because of an important reason. he takes a seriously. he takes classified information seriously. he's getting the doa -- doj access to what they need. official in its review. special counsel access said they wanted to look at this in a thorough manner. the president and legal team on the personal side and making sure that they have access to the information that they need. this is consistent going all the way back to the campaign, when you hear the president talk about the importance of an independent justice department. a strong justice department that can do is work free of interference. as this process is ongoing, as this process continues, president, his team, are being fully cooperative. making sure that they have access to the information. that's why the department of justice was able

and like i say, the true tyrant, the true tierney tells us what we can say and can't say, that we've got to respect unscientific things. the cultural bullies that is what they are doing so they've indoctrinated in this mail-in ballot stuff it is awful. unfortunately it's thepu new reality. they just have to h catch up. buthe democrats are way behind . they take millions of votes before all of us get to vote on election day. soso we've got to get up to sped on that. i know it doesn't come naturally but we have no choice but to get up to speed because if we don't, we will be all kinds. my name is lorraine and i think something else is going on. nobody questioned how they manage to get the information but i can tell you this what you are seeing has nothing to do with the democratic party or the republican party. what you're seeing now, whether you believe this or not, we know for a fact one of those patents we know constantly with no doubt it went back and forth through time. what youin see now, the technoly is what you're seeing right now. i know that sounds crazy but that is fact.an p

so, what more is it to go tierney signaling about the decisions about possible charges with the windowsse can be announced? >> well anderson, we might not get a decision overnight, but it seems like we're gonna get one sooner rather than later. like you, said a district attorney fani willis told a judge today that the decision is minute on whether she's gonna bring indictments on donald trump on any of his associates. it is investigation into election interference. though she seemed to be signaling that the special grand jury had recommended some people for criminal charges. we don't know that for certain because of course, we still haven't seen their final report. but after was talking in court about wanting to keep this reports under wraps, she kept referring to how important it is to protect the rights of future defendants. she's said, it was important to preserve the rights of future defendants and to make sure that they were able to get a fair trial in this jurisdiction. remember, she has previously named more than a dozen people as potential targets in this investigation, people l

the district to tierney, by a large, acts as a counsel to the grand jury.you're right -- she decided to do that. the idea with the grand jury is the process is secret, and that's because people who ultimately are not charged if she makes a decision not to charge, it doesn't ruin the rest of their life because there's record of something they may or might not have done, or said in a public report somewhere. the idea of the report coming out is something the judge will have to decide even though there's a special grand jury recommending that. he will make a decision whether or not that's appropriate this time. it's unusual because, in georgia, typically, investigative reports, this type of information does not become public because we have an open records act. one of those exceptions to having open records is they don't go in criminal prosecution. if she is going to lead for the grand jury, that be one reason he keeps the record sealed for sometime, that also helps her. she's got a little bit of a double edged sword here, and that is she might want the report

thomas tierney goes on a run. he is never captured.ins jubile early, one of lee tougher generals. used to call him a battle axe. they raced to texas. they crossed new mexico. thomas turner says, i will never live in the united states if the union is governing. he hates mexico. he goes to cuba, hates that. he got canada, he hates that. europe, he hates everywhere! finally president johnson, after lincoln, starts pardoning senior confederates. he comes back, moved to tennessee and lives that is life in tennessee. under a pseudonym. former soldiers, prisoners, they were always looking for him. he dies peacefully in tennessee. we do not have the details of how many died here because he destroyed all the records. perhaps 1000. over four years -- >> so, those known are buried in richmond? >> yes. so, shockoe cemetery -- a cemetery in richmond where a lot of the prisoners were buried. a lot like andersonville, mass graves. some of the former officials and prisoners had records of who were in there. they found those records. a lot of these wer

stephen tierney is professor of constitutional theory at the university of edinburgh.this would apply to the equalities act which is a uk law therefore changing the way scottish people are treated under that equalities act and a cross mean that people could travel from elsewhere in the uk and could registerfor one travel from elsewhere in the uk and could register for one of these certificates under the legislation and then returned to other parts of the uk where they would be treated differently or be entitled to be treated differently under the equalities out. dk position is that the equalities act should be applied in the same way across dk and that is the nature not inevitable if you devolve power? there is honestly devolve power? there is honestly devolve power? there is honestly devolve power under the scotland night however there issues that do arise where the power of both parliaments exist to legislate on an issue but there can be situations essential government notjust in the uk but in other default systems takes the view that there are certain matters where

we have to stand up tierney. richard is an independent in liverpool, new york.ler: first of all, your earlier guest, mr. brad sherman. as much as i appreciate his service, 27 years as part of the problem. i support the 20, 10% of the republican elect are finally causing debate. i don't think we have enough debate in congress. i don't think in general, the country which i love so much, both sides, the democrat and republican. i believe it is broken. i think our congress is broken and it is refreshing though disturbing to many, but i think people get too involved with their feelings and i think it is time that someone stood up and i hope good comes from this disarray in the house. host: so who do you think is a consensus candidate? do you think kevin mccarthy can get there? caller: well, i don't know enough. i hope that they can resolve this, whether it is kevin or whoever. but the point is, it is great debate. i think this is what is needed. i don't think the country is happy with all sides of government and i think that is why we put them there. they have to mak