now the country's president has launched a public consultation aimed at establishing a truth justice reparation and reconciliation commission. it seemed essential to me to make sure the government give popular legitimacy to this transitional justice system that is to be put in place. by consulting central africans across the republic so they can express their expectations and wishes clearly. the chief of the un stabilisation force may not call for measures to protect the victims of violence and ensure that voices are heard. we will all need to remain vigilant in the fight against impunity to give full effect to the rights of victims the truth justice and reparation. trauma and his drawings are unlikely to make it into the consultations but the government's hope is that a future commission can play a role in bringing some peace to ca. joining me now is hans to central africa senior analyst at international crisis group as the marie many thanks for your time now 1st of all tell us how critical is this is in central african republic. this is. probably the easy. ball. on the security pol

now the country's president has launched a public consultation aimed at establishing a truth justice reparation and reconciliation commission. it seemed essential to me to make sure the government give popular legitimacy to this transitional justice system puts to be put into place. by consulting central africans across the republic so they can express their expectations and wishes clearly. the chief of the un stabilisation force may not call for measures to protect the victims of violence and ensure that voices are heard muslims. we will all need to remain vigilant in the fight against impunity to give full effect to the rights of victims the truth justice and reparation. trauma and his drawings are unlikely to make it into the consultations but the government's hope is that a future commission can play a role in bringing some peace to see. one of poland's largest building projects has gone up in flames a fire broke out late on friday at last was skyscraper complex. it had been under construction since 2016 in was due to open early next year dozens of firefighters worked overnight t

toa prosecutor, you want win, but you do so only consistently with truth, fairness, and justice. if there is conflict, truth wins. thent to the sec in immediate wake of the financial crisis, the push to file cases against banks with high-pressure and nonstop. the public demanded it and understandably so considering the greed and risk-taking that occurred. we filed many cases, but there are many others that we did not because truth would not allow it. we would have been applauded how we filed -- had we filed those cases and may have even gotten a lot of settlements, but it would have been wronged. truth is exceeded over winning. -- truth succeeded over winning. graduates, truth is coming your way sooner than you think. some jurisdiction will announce you for to practice law -- you fit to practice law. or a young thurgood marshall, who at 26, started representing the naacp and rights cases -- you have taken the same oath as all of them and you will face your moment of truth. many of those moms of truth occurred as -- and many of those moments of truth occurred "in the room where it

applause] thank you so much, reverend, for your wisdom, your web is, all you have done to advance truth and justice. thank you to the bishop, this great church. thank you for the work you do. it is great to be back in chicago. here for three years chicago, i lived in the south side, good for aspirations. i think the key to your success, young worked with dr. -- don't remain stagnant. some of the challenges there when dr. king was on his journey are still there. is oneinequality, that of the reasons he came to chicago and worked on those worker issues. housing inequality as well. you have taken on new challenges like immigration reform. criminal justice reform. you mobilized people, as he just said, to vote. if you hadn't, guess what? would we would not have had that victory where the house of representatives became the people's house. workwas because of your mobilizing people. the work reminds me of someone i love very much, and reverend jackson love very much, paul wellstone. he was the senator from minnesota and my mentor. he died too young in a plane crash. election, theis only senator in a hard

truth. the fight for social, racial, and economic justice is far from over. every day, we wake up to a new attack. attacks on our values. on our democracy. attacks on the most vulnerable among us. these fights are hard. at times, it can seem like our labor is in the vein. you, our to remind fight is a righteous fight. a righteous fight. fight, we fight until we win. i grew up out in oklahoma, in the methodist church. every sunday in the methodist church, my mother every wednesday. methodist women's circle. we know some of you in that. when i had babies, i took my babies to church. by this point, i was down in texas, a little church down there. i tried to help out. like most people do. i would bring a covered dish for our meeting. them ons we would have friday nights. you could count on me for costumes. one day, the pastor came up to me and said, elizabeth you said, i would like you to teach sunday school. said, i got little kids. i have my own teaching job. you know how that goes. he said, i really would like you to teach sunday school. fifth graders. we had

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thank you so much, reverend, for your wisdom, for your witness, all you have done to advance truth and justicethank you to the bishop, this great church. thank you for the work you do. first of all, it is great to be back in chicago. i actually lived here for three years during law school. i lived in the south side, good for presidential aspirations. anotherere was president who lived there for a while. i want to thank rainbow push. founded thiserend group almost 50 years you have carried on dr. king's legacy. they key to your success, having worked with him, you don't remain stagnant. some of the challenges there when dr. king was on his journey are still there. income inequality, right? that is one of the reasons he came to chicago and worked on those worker issues. housing inequality as well. voting rights. you have taken on new challenges like immigration reform. criminal justice reform. you have truly mobilized people, as he just said, to vote. if you hadn't, guess what? would we would not have had that victory where the house of representatives became the people's house. that was because

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and truth, justice strong and faith in works, just as free from crafty quirks, all distortion all deceit, schemes its neighbors to defeat, schemes its neighbors to defraud, schemes some covert to applaud, -- called great to applaud, would this be better? following to the letter, would from annoble world altogether malice selfishness beneath balance from the crest, covering hearts from view, tell me, if it followed you would the world be better? >yes, sir, it would. thank you. [applause] >> like so many in this room, i have followed and was inspired by bill bennett from the time i first became aware of him. i remember when ronald reagan named him as the head of the national endowment for the humanities and the liberals screamed bloody murder and tried to find his confirmation. i remember when he served as secretary of education, and he talked about making sure not only children knew how to read and write, but the children understood right from wrong. i remember when he was drugs are -- drug czar, and he had the courage and clarity to say what we need more people in america today to say, e

facts, truth, justice. as we have told you, about to cascade down on all of these deep state bad actors. those that abuse power. we will have a lot more in the course of the hour and more in a moment. but will be focused on holding the government accountable on capitol hill, well, you have jerry nadler circus and clown show in full gear. and today the democratic chairman of the house judiciary committee, literally jumped the shark. instead of passing laws or performing responsible oversight, nadler instead, well, he invited o'fallon, the known perjurer, liar, john dean to testify. yes, the john dean, the fill in turn partisan hack, fake new cnn conspiracy theorist. he was a big star witness today. but you might remember john dean was once the white house cancel under richard nixon where he was known as the master manipulator of the watergate cover-up. he was accused of lying a whopping 19 times to federal prosecutors. i think that he forgot that there were tapes. and of course obstructing justice. john dean

. >> america to me stands for liberty, justice, truth, none of which have anything to do with donald trump. >> reporter: supporters say it's an insult to snub the leader of their closest ally. >> you have to offer a certain element of respect for the office. >> reporter: protests this year smaller than than the ones during the working visit last year. >> it was a very, very small group of people. it was fake use. r:toght, psit trump and is first lady will host a dinner to honor the royal family. >>> and president trump will use the next two days to mark the 75th anniversary of d-day starting in england where the invasion was launched. >>> and stocks are surging. the dow is up 450 points. and meantime, a rebound in tech shares the helping the nasdaq recover. >>> the federal government is going after tech giants. the issue, are they getting too big? the trump administration and congress are working together to examine google, apple, facebook, and amazon. >> reporter: federal regulators in congress are working to determine whether some of the leading tech companies are too big. >> are w

reparations is about truth and it's about justice. condition of truth allows suffering to speak. precisely what we heard this morning. i thought brother coats was wonderful. the sister was magnificent. danny glover was strong and cory booker was wonderful. i must say that brother biden ought to be shamed of what he said about brother cory. let me put that out right now. in this the spirit of this. talk about reparations. brother john and i for example we might disagree. we recognize we could be wrong. we are open to counter arguments and we learn and listen. and look like brother biden didn't want to learn or lesson. he tightened up and became dogmatic. let's look at the yulology. and the crime bill of 84. let's look at ways in which you could have been wrong and given a chance to say you could be wrong and you're sorry about that. no, he backs up and without this spirit we're not going to get too far about reparations or any other issue. >> dr. west says you may disagree on this issue. you say the great society is reparation enough here and how programs from the 1960s make repar

i want to thank you both, these two guys, we wouldn't be where we are today getting to the truth, equal justice, constitutional republic, they did the right thing for their country, thank you. coming up, chuck painters trump haters -- and joe biden says tha white house was a scandal free, will debunk that myth. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. ♪ >> sean: the destroyed trump media kicked into overdrive, and peach first, ask questions later, will they take the marching orders? >> adam schiff talking about what he is to do, what he's not going to do, do you guys ever get anything done? name a witness you've gotten to come before your committee and all these months you've had subpoena power. >> democrats are out thinking themselves in the same way the electability thing, you may really want to beat donald trump, you can't personally work out to the most electable candidate is. in the same w

on this program we focussed on truth and justice. we went in a different direction. everything we have been reporting up to now has been proven true. that brings us to other breaking news from mueller's top target. michael flynn. he is in the sentencing phase of his guilty plea. he is trying to fire his legal team and a federal judge blocked that request. it's a sign the retired war hero is preparing to withdraw his guilty plea. flynn's plea was the result of a perjury trap. it was laid by comey and mccabe and mueller. during his initial interview with the fbi at the white house, he called the deputy director of the fbi and said do i need a lawyer? mccabe said no. it's not like that at all. james comey bragged about how he would do something he would never do in the obama administration or the bush administration. he is boasting about setting up a man who served this country for 33 years and put his life on the line in wartime. he said, we took full advantage of the chaos. we told them not to get a lawyer. they had already unmasked him and illegally leaked raw intell

but please believe that these people are genuinely involved in truth and justice for all. >> chair fewer: thank you. next speaker, please. >> well, good afternoon. my name's adrian. i'm the executive director and cofounder at open door legal. we are an award winning nonprofit pioneering the truth that everybody is more access if you're able to access the law. when we opened in 2013, homelessness declined 56% -- or 65%. we've documented a 21:1 social return on investment and returned millions of dollars in cancelled debt and damages to very low-income individuals in district 10. other research has demonstrated that each legal aid attorney has eigh

tonight, we are now inching closer and closer to real truth, real justice, and holding those who abuset levels accountable. for over two years on this program, we watched a political witch hunt like we've never seen in american politics before. based on lies and smears and outright conspiracy theories. and just like we've been telling you, all week, the russia hoax is now completely unraveled. mueller are part is over, it is

. >> if you're all about getting to the truth and justice are you equally concerned as to sean's point of the origins of this that maybe our own institutions took a lot of latitude in investigating a presidential candidate? >> no, i don't. because the reality the that this president showed real concern coming into his campaign. forget when he became president. in his campaign there was lots of things that happened. also let us be reminded that under the obama administration, not one indictment in that administration. under this administration, multiple indictments while the mueller investigation went on. clearly there is something wrong. clearly there is something wrong with what is going on and clearly there was a real call to action around this investigation. >> this has been litigated so much on fox and other network. the only russia we saw was hillary clinton and democrat party, ob ra tifshs from russia to draft the documents. we should look at that. mind-boggling mueller didn't do that part of the investigation. how about hillary clinton and democrats? when you hate donald trump s

i want to thank you both, these two guys, we wouldn't be where we are today getting to the truth, equal justice, constitutional republic, they did the right thing for their country, thank you. coming up, trump haters -- and msnbc, they are begging democrats and peach, impeach. next, joe biden says the obama white house was scandal-free. we will debunk that myth too tonight. ♪ i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a su

>> no, no, no, reparations is about truth and it's about justice. and justice says what does fairness look like in america? and i think that's precisely what we heard this morning. i thought brother coates was wonderful. i thought sister juliana malveaux was magnificent, danny glover was strong and cory booker was wonderful. and i must say that brother biden ought to be ashamed of what he said about brother cory. let me just put that out right now. it's the spirit of it. talking about reparations, brother john and i, for example, might disagree, but we recognize we could be wrong, we're open to counterarguments and we learn and listen. it looked like brother biden didn't want to learn or listen. he tightened up, became so dogmatic. you say, oh, my god, let's look at your eulogy for strom thurman. let's look at the crime bill of '94, not '84 of strom thurman. let's look at ways in which you could have been wrong and given you a chance to say you could be wrong and you're sorry about that, but, no, he backs up. and with this socratic spirit, we're not

tonight, we are now inching closer and closer to real truth, real justice, and holding those who abuselevels accountable. for over two years on this program, we watched a political witch hunt like we've never seen in american politics before. based on lies and smears and outright conspiracy theories. and just like we've been telling you, all week, the russia hoax is now completely unraveled. mueller are part is over, it is dead, it

tonight, we are now inching closer and closer to real truth, real justice, and holding those who abuseer at the highest levels accountable. for over two years on this program, we watched a political witch hunt like we've never seen in american politics before. based on lies and smears and outright conspiracy theories. and just like we've been telling you, all week, the russia hoax is now completely unraveled. mueller are part is over, it is dead, it is buried. we have now had four separate investigations, oh, the fbi, nine-month investigation, house intel committee, bipartisan senate committee, and even the mueller report. no collusion, no conspiracy with russia. as we predicted, it is now boomer ringing right onto those who did the abuse power, did try to infe election, and overturn a duly elected president. act i is over. the curtain is beginning to rise. act two begins. there is a new sheriff in town and his name is bill barr. earlier today, he weighed in on the origins of the russia probe. take a look at this. >> like many other people who are familiar with intelligence activities,

but please believe that these people are genuinely involved in truth and justice for all. >> chair fewer: thank you. next speaker, please. >> well, good afternoon. my name's adrian. i'm the executive director and cofounder at open door legal. we are an award winning nonprofit pioneering the truth that everybody is more access if you're able to access the law. when we opened in 2013, homelessness declined 56% -- or 65%. we've documented a 21:1 social return on investment and returned millions of dollars in cancelled debt and damages to very low-income individuals in district 10. other research has demonstrated that each legal aid attorney has eight times the influence on reducing property crimes as one police officer, and that statistically, legal aid is the only intervention that reduces domestic violence in a community. and, you know, we know there is a lot of budget asks, and funding is very limited. that's why i think it's very important that the board fund interventions based on comprehensive outcome-based data. and the data shows, if you really dig into it, that legal aid is the mos

and truth, justice strong and faith in works, just as free from crafty quirks, all distortion all deceitneighbors to defeat, schemes its neighbors to defraud, schemes some covert to applaud, -- called great to applaud, would this be better? following to the letter, would from annoble world altogether malice selfishness beneath balance from the crest, covering hearts from view, tell me, if it followed you would the world be better? >yes, sir, it would. thank you. [applause] >> like so many in this room, i have followed and was inspired by bill bennett from the time i first became aware of him. i remember when ronald reagan named him as the head of the national endowment for the humanities and the liberals screamed bloody murder and tried to find his confirmation. i remember when he served as secretary of education, and he talked about making sure not only children knew how to read and write, but the children understood right from wrong. i remember when he was drugs are -- drug czar, and he had the courage and clarity to say what we need more people in america today to say, especially agai

justice. >> the truth hurts. >> and i'm proud to report that the san francisco police department will accept and implement every single recommendation. >> police revealed they completed only 11 out of the 7200 recommendations. the number is a result of the feds withdrawing from the process and the state's department of justice taking over. the district attorney's office never filed criminal charges against the 5 officers involved. the polfairs dep a $400,000 sete two investigates team we want to hear from you. just call the number we post on our screen or you can send us an e-mail to ktvu 2 investigates@foxtv.com. >>> right now a san mateo police officer on the wrong side of the law. >> you're going to have good cop and bad cops. the good cops deserve all our praise. the bad cops deserve prosecution. >> up next what the officer is accused of doing using social media. >> more talks with moexco to prevent these new tariffs from taking hold on monday. we'll have more with the administration would like to see just ahead. >> good morning. and we do have a commute that's doing pretty well if you a

you can serve 2 sets of principles privilege and power justice and truth the more you make compromises with those who serve privilege and power point diminish the capacity for justice and trust. and. i think that the rebel seeks to keep those who have our fearful. under them. have been. ordered to go. unappreciated and listen gentle to vitaly of the city well but of all that the feud has on t.v. . or there which we will see t. there quoted to be but it does appear to be a year of have one should it look to feed the study. now we are humans in what i don't know man a sunni militia slum. no no not a computer mustapha could be a. human hope under george bush. and out of washington side in the middle of just bush. who work on. nitty general and how the man who will cut in. peace that's what we want freedom and peace not. a few of. the left who want to see. what the whole dollar an hour to 200 feet. in the george bush them and the kind of you can bet i did get lucky at the how they could but in the shop at up they say something we don't know how to do it but how can a few more to much sofie

and since that time, you have been an exemplary individual committed to truth, justice and protection of the rule of law. and for that i want to thank you for your service to our country. for the rest of the witnesses, thank you for your testimony today. on january 25, 2018, the "new york times" reported that in june of 2017 the president ordered don mcgahn to have special counsel robert mueller fired. shortly after that news broke, the president went on tv and said, quote, fake news, folks. fake news. a typical "new york times" fake story, end quote. the report, however, documents a flurry of events. the mueller report documents a flurry of events behind the scenes after the times reporting came out. volume two of page 114 of the mueller report says, quote, on january 26, 2018, the president's personal counsel called mcgahn's attorney and said that the president wanted mcgahn to put out a statement denying that he had been asked to fire the special counsel and that he had threatened to quit in protest. mcgahn's attorney spoke with mcgahn about that request and then called the preside

dome of this capitol stands beneath of the heavens which you created and continue to rule in truth and justice. we are grateful for the many gifts of your providence that you schauer down on our people from on high. we acknowledge that all our actions take place in view of your view for there is nothing hidden that will not become visible and nothing secret that will come to light. therefore, we invoke this day your blessing those who labor beneath this dome and entrusted ith the sacred duty of governing our nation. and move our hearts to the virtues that will bring lasting happiness. keep us steadfast in the pursuit of the common good. make us ever mindful of the shortness of our days and make us desireous of standing before you. invoking upon your mercy upon our failings and your grace, we ask this through christ our lord. amen. in the name of the father, son and holy spirit. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of alleg

i'm for the truth whoever says it and justice whoever it's for and against. malcolm was more focused on the african american community at the time. but they kept the balance for me. >> yep. and you came out of that really critical era where social issues were at the forefront of your lives and the world and that shaped, then, your proceeding 47 years. >> that's right. i think for me, justice is not a part of your ministry concern for equity and equality for all people and almost always the litany in my theology is the least, the last, the lost, the left out. i constantly say that. >> we'll come back and hear about that aspect of his 47 years of ministry whether we return to mosaic. welcome. welcome to mosaic. i'm the pastor of st. mark's lutheran church. ron swisher is the cohost on mosaic, a good friend and colleague. you're retiring after 47 years of ordained ministry, parish ministry. we've heard what formed you. tell us now about the early years in your first parishes. what was that like? like me, we probably made a few mistakes and learned and grew from

compassing the right to culture the right to health the right to security and the right to justice justin trudeau said the truths of the report should be recognized belatedly didn't use the word genocide himself he gave his word that i would be indigenous led reform this report is not the end. the work of the commissioners the stories they have collected and the calls for justice they have put forward will not be placed on the shelf to collect dust but in effect what the inquiry is calling for is a complete reshaping of canada's social and economic structure despite a great deal of skepticism here the process is being given the chance not least to share respects to those that gave painful testimony about their missing and murdered relatives to the inquiry we are resilient people as indigenous people we have faced all kinds of hardship we have faced atrocity after atrocity tragedy after tragedy and we're still here because there is hope but it's also been made clear that unless there's the full participation of indigenous communities in any reform process what confidence there is will entirely evaporates she ever

truth. >> the report lays out calls for justice and performs needed to stop the violence.ustin trudeau said the report should be recognized and did not use the word genocide and self. he gave his word there should be indigenous reform. .ext this report is not the end it calls for justice they put forward will not be placed on a shelf to collect dust. >> they are calling for a complete reshaping of canada's economic structure. despite a great deal of skepticism, it is getting a chance to at least have respect for the painful testimony for the inquiry. >> we have faced all kinds of atrocity after atrocity and we are still here because there is hope. been fullthere has participation, what confidence there is will entirely evaporate. >> chicago has suffered its deadliest we can so far. they say 52 people were shot, 10 of them fatally. the city remains one of the deadliest in the world and the violence rises with the temperature. >> in america's third-largest city, when the sun comes out, so often do the guns. we feel like it was inside our house. >> it was very loud. >> one of

or will truth and the rule of justice overcome the sweet talk? that is the question that we are here to answer today whether or not we're going to issue this subpoena to obtain this information that the american people want and that the members of the house judiciary committee need in order to do our work. and with that, i'll yield to the gentleman from new york. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. i want to point out that the amendment in front of us does two things. it points out that the language in, that my correspondence doesn't provide a legal basis to do something which we are not asking to be done. that is to compel the department to request the federal court, we've asked them to do it. but we do not seek to compel them to do it. it it doesn't take account the decision on the mckeever case, which, however, does not bar a court from delivering, from ordering the grand jury material, the 6 e materials delivered to the committee under various conditions, which we think we can meet. it's totally irrelevant. more to the point, it's very har

you can serve 2 sets of principles privilege and power justice and truth the more you make compromises with those who serve privilege and power point diminish the capacity for justice and trust. and. i think that the rebel seeks to keep those who have our fearful. under they. have been. ordered to go. unappreciated and listen gentle to vitaly of the city well but of all that the feud has antti. there which we will see t. the opportunity but it does appear to be a year of have one should eat. the study. now we are humans in what i don't know man a sunni militia so i'm. no no not a computer mustapha could be a. human hope under george bush. i'm not a washington side and the minute i see them i'm just bush. who are con a little nutty general anyhow the men who are put in. peace that's what we want freedom and peace not. a few of. those who were left who want to see. what the whole dollar an hour just to her feet. and they just push them into the head of the can but because of that luck and the how they get bought girl in the shop at up they say something will never do it but how can a few