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look, the new york times, tions the headline the other day to improve democracy, get rid of electionsand they. you read the article and they're afraid that democracy in electionsf will actually produce donald trump. >> so the whole goal of thisth i thing is to get him b convicted before there's any. then the convictions will be reversed on appeal. and if that doesn'nd ithat doet, they try to disqualify him under the 14th amendment. and i is election interference and it's unjustified. >> do you believ unjustife that? th >> yeah, absolutely. i agrethe with the professor and the behavior of the media was really. they but of course, they have no shame. i mean, they like giddy children on christmas morning. >> i watched them last night and they publicly exposed their unabashed hatred-abashed f donald trump by, you know, celebrating his arreste in mugshot, airingjailho the jailhouse photographus, 188 times in 24 hours. joy reid, haleeyy king fani willis, the d.a. as a national hero. bus a nationt you this is the wy they behaved with every , yo and, you know, eac they all but popped champagne c

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and and the republican administra tions that fostered them. people ask, you know, i speak all over the country. i travel the time, and they ask me why is it we haven't won a war since eisenhower gave his speech warning about the military industrial complex? we haven't won a war since that speech and to me, the answer is simple. the objective now isn't to win wars. the objective is to maximize profits for the military industrial complex. you know, you can go to a place like afghanistan and those guys can profit year after year after year for 20 years. and every year they gave us this false narrative. things are changing in afghanistan we're winning in afghanistan. we're win the hearts and minds. afghanistan is are changing well now in hindsight we know none of that is true the world is not safer and so if i have anything that want to own it been my support in the past for the military industrial complex if i can go back i wouldn't support it the way i did conservative tend to support law enforcement has the fbi done a good job? yeah. well, so,

disruption. resolution without it causing ma'or disrution. , ., ~ resolution without it causing ma'or disru tionuption. jake, we will leave it there for now, _ disruption. jake, we will leave it there for now, but _ disruption. jake, we will leave it there for now, but thank - disruption. jake, we will leave it there for now, but thank you - disruption. jake, we will leave it | there for now, but thank you very much, thank you. now, from mumbai to bangkok and jakarta, motorbikes are the most popular form of personal transport across asia. they're cheap and convenient, but also extremely polluting. 0ne taiwanese company believes it has a solution. 0ur asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes sent us this report from taipei. here i am in taiwan, and this little electric scooter may not look like anything revolutionary, but it is. it is a world—first. and i'm going to show you why. there are 1a million motor scooters here in taiwan, and they are very noisy and very dirty. so how do you get people to switch from their dirty petrol scooters to clean electric one like this? well, they have to be just

many of them were run by religious organizing tions and charitable organizations. they saw it as their mission to take in need of american young people and to, quote unquote, improve them through education, to transform them from what they perceived as being savages. these were the words that they used in turning them into. so the boarding school movement was one of the technologies used for child transfer, for genocide ii. many of these schools took their students very far from their communities of origin. these young people were separated from their families as they had very little access to them. they were forbidden from speaking their original languages or their names, many of their names were changed. they were expected. adopt forms of christian ity and to become americans and to integrate with american society shorn from their native american culture, which is seen as an impediment. and these indian boarding schools were, places where of coercion places where the native children were often put to work, where there was it's documented that there was a great de

he has been given the 0 tion to virtually? he has been given the option to show _ virtually? show up _ virtually? he has been given the option to show up in _ virtually? he has been given the option to show up in person - virtually? he has been given the option to show up in person or l option to show up in person or appear virtually but we understand he has an interest in appearing in person. if that happens he is expected at a court in dc out of apm eastern time. it would be a matter of minutes at the court proceeding would last, so special consideration will be taken into security to make sure he go swiftly into the courtroom and swiftly out, no cameras are allowed like we saw in the previous two indictments, one in new york and another at mar—a—lago, florida. so we can expect a quick proceedings with a lot of security and we expect to see him there in person. and we expect to see him there in erson. ., , ., , , , person. how senior republicans reminding? — person. how senior republicans responding? we _ person. how senior republicans responding? we had _ person. how senio

and i say to all the young people gathered here, the speech and debate, protect tions in the constitution are about preserving the separation of powers. we should thank you. our founders did not intend us to live in a nation where the executive could hold. members of the legislature or before courts to answer for what they had done in the legislature. it is a principle that makes its way into constitution of the american founding because it emerged from common, where members parliament created speech and debate protections so that the king could not haul them into his courts if he disagreed with what the parliament was doing. it is that important and it's a position that the department of justice has defended on my behalf on two occasions over the last two years. let me run that by you again. the idea that the speech and debate clause applies to the vice president in their duties presiding over the congress of the united states was a position defended by the department of in two different cases involving me in the last years. but something changed. the truth is, i look at a new set of rul

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possibly seeing a trial change that erce tion?liticalisation, they - perception? they don't call it politicalisation, they caught i politicalisation, they caught weaponisation, and their complaint is that there is a double standard, that there is excuses for issues that there is excuses for issues that affect the bidens but that it seems to republicans like donald trump is being persecuted. once again, the public want a free and fair trial situation. they want to know what the truth is, and they don't know what the truth is. republicans are always going to believe that they are being mistreated. democrats are always going to believe that they are being mistreated. it's an example of the extreme polarisation that has hit america, and i give warning to the people of uk, don't go down this road, because you are not going to like the consequences if you do. so you are saying that the voters you speak to really are not that interested in these cases. the extreme partisans _ interested in these cases. the: extreme partisans are, interes

but nonetheless, the imbe huge. tion hurdles going win.etheless, the imbe huge. tion don'tes going win. but nonetheless, the imbe huge. tion don't suspect»ing to be huge. so i don't suspect we'll have got anyone there by christmas. third one, christmas. and the third one, perhaps cynically, perhaps slightly cynically, is i think of the talk and think for all of the talk and all of the big speech and everything else and all the beautiful people have beautiful graphics people have been twitter, don't been sharing on twitter, i don't think we're to have make think we're going to have make a single step closer single concrete step closer towards cambridge towards building in cambridge this big cambridge 2040 plan that developed with that michael gove developed with much much much announced with much fanfare. think once we get to fanfare. i think once we get to christmas, we'll that it's christmas, we'll see that it's we've progress towards we've made no progress towards actually anything actually building anything and although my although peop

. >>> religious freedom or officer safety, 's the tion at thhearof a die between bay area's clara county e santa apartment. at issue is a deputy accused of removing a hijab from a muslim woman in custody. >> this dispute is not the first time this issue has come up and now the woman and a muslim community group are upset and making demands. asia aden asked us not to show her face and appropriately all we can show is the hijab she was wearing. she said she was in a domestic violence situation when she called the santa clara county sheriff's department but because she was wielding a small bat for self-defense, she was arrested and booked at and elmwood jail facility. the charges were dropped. but when she was being booked, she explained she needed to keep her hijab on for religious beliefs. >> when i said that she immediately without hesitation, yanked it off her head. i felt humiliated, i felt degraded. i felt dehumanized. i felt like i just, i just, it traumatized me. >> the bay area office of cara council on america and islamic relations is supporting aiden and calling for the board of

haidi: i'm wondering how much you worry about exported defla tion, with china in deflationary territoryact that we are starting to see the opposite effect in terms of upside volatility for a lot of commodities right now. >> well, with respect to the u.s., the u.s. imports a ton of goods from china. if those goods cost less, that is great for lowering inflation in the u.s. certainly for china, there are big concerns. if you have a deflationary environment, which it looks like we are in right now, then consumers start changing their behavior and start to wait because they think may be prices will go lower and they never actually spend. that leads to softer economic growth. haidi: our households holding up -- haidi: how are households holding up? we see the softer inflation passing through to consumer sentiment and household resilience at this point. >> well, when we look at our consumer confidence survey for the u.s., we absolutely do think consumers are seeing a break. certainly gasoline prices not rising as fast as they were. they are actually deflationary at this point, when we look at

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the future undertake to speak with assu auy, to talk in terms of glittering generalities, to give to tion assurances or promises which are of little present or future value. i myself cannot and do not prophesy the course of events abroad. and the reason is, is that because i have, of necessity, such a complete picture of what is going in every part of the world that i do not dare do so. and the other reason is that i think it is honest for me to honest with the people of the united states. i cannot prophesy the immediate economic effect of this new war on our. but i do say that no american has the moral right to profiteer at the expense either of his fellow citizens or of the men or the women and the children while living and, dying in the midst war in europe. some things we do know, most of us in the united states believe in spiritual values. most of us regard ideas of what church we belong to, believe in the spirit of the new testament, a greateaching which opposes itself to the use of force, of armed marching armies and falling bombs. the overwhelming masses of our people seek peace. p

some of the workers at the event to stress the importance of supporting each other as these negoti tions continue. we're all in this together. >> across the not just we're not just fighting for us. we're fighting for all working people. you uw has built the middle class we've gotten away from that. some of the union's demands include more than 40% pay raises for workers, reinstating cost of living adjustments, ending tiered wage systems. and a 32 hour work week. this is our moment. is our generation defining moment. the union needs two-thirds of its voting members to back the strike in order for the u a w as president shawn fain to authorize the work stoppage. when we spoke with a one-on-one, we asked what his biggest message was to ford, gm and stellantis record profits. equal record you know, they've been they've enjoyed a decade high they the first 6 months of this year. they recognized again. 21 billion in profits. >> and our workers, wages went backwards. there's no excuse for that. the big 3 have all released statements on the negotiations. each assuring they have the best interest

the federal tion subversion trial, in the e. jean carroll defamation trial part to. plus, the iowa caucuses that month. then, with georgia's case, followed by the new york hush money trial, super tuesday march 5th, finally, in may there's a mar-a-lago documents trial. again, all proposed dates, nothing set in stone. that calendar will change. joining us now, georgia grand jury witnesses, cnn political commentator, former georgia lieutenant governor, jeff duncan. -- former georgia democratic state senator, also michael, more former u.s. attorney for georgia's middle district. and cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig. let's begin, i guess, with the trial timeline for the d. a. willis. i mean, that's gonna change? >> there is no earth, there is no planet on which this case would be tried in march. due to the logjam that we just saw. now, we see all these four different indictments, and they're all jockeying for a very limited trial space. but the da has asked to try this in march. first of all, there's an ongoing racketeering trial, right now, that the d. a.'s office is

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