on those perfectly anticipating president trump, william davies of north carolina explained impeachment was for a president who spared, quote, know he effort or means whatever to get himself reelected. hamilton in federalist one said the greatest danger to republicans in the liberties of the people comes from political opportunists who begin as dem -- demagogues and end as tyrants and the people who follow them. president trump may not know a lot about the framers, but they certainly knew a lot about him. given the framers' intense focus on danger to elections and the peaceful transfer of power it is inconceivable that they design impeachment to be a dead letter in the president's final days in office when opportunities to interfere with the peaceful transfer of power would be most tempting and most dangerous as we just saw. that's a matter of history and original understanding. there's no merit to president trump's claim that he can incite an insurrection and insist weeks later that the senate lacks the power to even hear evidence at a trial to even hold a trial. the true rule was stat

good evening i mean thank you my name is william davis a and i'm a senior analyst for international crisis group also have a history of working as a foreign correspondent based in. you are so used to following stories that come out of ethiopia reporting on stories from ethiopia how would you characterize the relationship between the current administration and journalists right now. and certainly one that is strained i think. i think you know with this new administration came to power in 2018. after sort of 3 years of protests in ethiopia and that was sort of seen as a spring time in ethiopia lots of promises of democratic reform and one of the things that people were hoping for is that the some previous destructions on the press that we saw would be eased so in the past we've seen so jailing of journalists and all sorts of harassment of the press and there was this hope that this would be a new era and the certainly has been some positive achievements as with many parts of this transition some journalists who were previously exiled returned some new media sprung up but really if this is th

for more on this we're joined by the international crisis group's ethiopia researcher william davis and he joins us on skype from nairobi thanks for your time so this report documented ethnic cleansing this was already suspected wasn't it. yes exactly during or something approaching ethnic cleansing anyway i mean during the early stages of the war. the federal forces intervened into west integrate they were accompanied by forces from the neighboring horror region including some irregular militia that was part of the military campaign to oust to graze regional government but many of those i'm horrified actions also have the intention of reclaiming what they see as a land in west integrate and these reports indicate that there has been significant the population of to grey and from those areas in western degree but much of this has been under covered under reported so far because of the lack of access to those to gradients who have fled in we believe huge numbers into central to court can you explain that ethnic element a little bit more for us why some might feel this way toward some to

also yielded another strong awards contender, amanda seyfried, who plays actress marion davies, who was also william's romantic partner. seyfried, who brings glamour to the movie, has been nominated for a golden globe for her supporting role. she's not on—screen that much, but when she does appear, she makes an impact, which has brought her acclaim from awards bodies, critics and the public. audiences really do like you in this role. does that mean a lot to you? do you know what it means? it means that they believe me, they believe what i'm doing, they're being transported and i'm helping them do that. i can't hide my essence, and i absolutely feel like i understand her essence. and i think together i was able to really embody her as best i can, and the fact that it worked, it was very effective, is amazing. mank? it's orson welles... shot in black—and—white, mank is a film that's been beautifully crafted. director david fincher has created a movie designed to be seen in a cinema, as opposed to through a streaming platform. the pandemic put paid to that. god bless william randolph hearst. | mank is

o'connor there and even up 46 all another turnover for oregon jones today john davis and the talented freshman zaire. williamscks do it in the clutch and with authority, chris dorky, he might be your pac 12 player of the year. he put it down this massive donkey and 24 points. and oregon up one ej figaro up finding chandler lawson on the weak side. he's in for a slam 71 68 shot at the conference title for the duck, stanford dips to 10 and eight conference, so it's gonna be a tough stretch for them to make the tournament. wow rough going for the cow bears. can we get a bay area winter? not from the barest tonight watch roman silva, who had 15 points to oregon state muscle his way to the bucket for oregon state. we go to the final seconds. down to the bears have a shot at it. jared lucas, mrs andre kelly. rebounds matt bradley into the port port. he will lose the handle and time will expire in the final seconds. counts dropped 10 out of the last 11. she you might say they lost their shirts. tonight in that one is the beat goes on. but you take into account that set a clear it was 30.5 point underdog to gonzaga,

almost perfectly anticipating president trump, william davie of north carolina explained impeachmentent who spared "no effort or means whatever to get himself reelected." hamilton in federalist i said the greatest danger to republics in the liberties of the people comes from political opportunists who begin as demagogues and end as tyrants. and the people who are encouraged to follow them. president trump may not know a lot about the framers but they certainly knew a lot about him. given the framers' intense focus on danger to elections and the peaceful transfer of power, it is inconceivable that they designed impeachment to be a dead letter in the president's final days in office. when opportunities to interfere with the peaceful transfer of power would be most tempting and most dangerous as we just saw. thus, as a matter of history and original understanding, there is no merit to president trump's claim that he can incite an insurrection and then insist weeks later that the senate lacks the power to even hear evidence at a trial, to even hold a trial. the true rule was stated by fo

george north, jonny williams, john davies. sibley before captainjoe root was caught forjust six. dan lawrence then went to the last ball before lunch. ben stokes is also out — bowled by spinner ravi ashwin who's been brilliant. and olly pope has also gone. england really struggling, they're 103 for six. serena williams is through to the quarter finals of the australian open. williams is trying to win her 24th career grand slam to pull level wiith margaret court's record, she needed three sets to beat aryna sabalenka in melbourne. naomi osaka is also through to the last eight. she had to save two match points on the way to beating the former wimbledon champion garbine muguruza. and a shock this morning, us open champions and beaten finalist last year dominic thiem is out beaten by grigor dimitrov. jurgen klopp says liverpool's hopes of retaining the premier league title are over after defeat to leicester. they were i—o up with 12 minutes remaining, but went on to lose 3—1 — liverpool goalkeeper alisson with another mistake. he

o'connell, even up 46 year, another turnover but oregon jones today asia davis and the freakishly talented freshman zaire. williams pretty good over the ducks do it when it matters most chris wort h might be your pac 12 player of the year beth of dunk right there. you let everybody with 24 points now pick it up with oregon up one, lj figueroa, five, chandler lost on the weak side. ducks do prevails. 71 68. they have a shot at the conference title. stanford dips to 10 in eight big blow to their tournament dreams and oregonians sweet oregon state beavers, steely, smart fox and cal. just the soul crusher. second half roman silva had 15 8 leader. muscles to the hoop for oregon state. now, the final seconds cal down two bears have a shot of the tyra win. jared lucas, ms and andre kelly. rebounds matt bradley loses the handle the turnover and the bears lose 59 57. you might say they lost their shirk watch 10 out of the last 11 earlier in the day. here's the deal. gonzaga number one of the nation, they're undefeated, your classic david and goliath. have story, although with a twist the twist david didn't beat goliath thi

davis. that's an amazing feeling to have. i don't know how long it will last. host: it's quebec to the phones and talk to william from feeding hills, massachusetts. good morning. caller: good morning. this story goes back almost a year. if you go on youtube, a guy name roaring kitty. he's been buying gamestop for over a year. six month ago, he put out a thesis saying they will be able run on gamestop -- bull run on gamestop. his idol but 9% of gamestop. then in october, kramer on cnbc says that is a mistake. cohen doubles out and now owns 12%. he keeps putting it youtube videos as part of wall street bets. he watches youtube videos. roaring kitty is amazing. hello? if you keep looking at it, they gets more interesting. he's happy when i got to 20. then it gets to $60. then he puts at a big youtube video. he's all happy. that is when it took off. host: i think the person the caller was talking about is profiled in one of the papers this morning. this individual investor, roaring kitty. talk about how individual investors are moving these markets. guest: there is real paper value on it. i'm looking at the 52-week

also yielded another strong awards contender, amanda seyfried, who plays actress marion davies, who was also williamyou in this role. does that mean a lot to you? do you know what it means? it means that they believe me, they believe what i'm doing, they're being transported and i'm helping them do that. i can't hide my essence, and i absolutely feel like i understand her essence. and i think together i was able to really embody her as best i can, and the fact that it worked, it was very effective, is amazing. mank? it's orson welles... shot in black—and—white, mank is a film that's been beautifully crafted. director david fincher has created a movie designed to be seen in a cinema, as opposed to through a streaming platform. the pandemic put paid to that. god bless william randolph hearst. mank is a film with some powerful scenes and great performances. it is impressive, but it's dramatically inert, which means, in the awards sweepstakes, gary 0ldman and amanda seyfried will be visible contenders, but don't expect to see the film itself as the leader of the pack in the best picture competition. are

williams said you should never do a biography of somebody you despise. he said i couldn't write a biography of herbert hoover and jefferson davis.at's what he always said. sometimes when there is an animus, there is a certain amount of prejudice and evolved. he really built stanton's biography, but bill does the research and sears does the research. steven sears's research is excellent, and sears's newest volume is even more hostile to mcclelland then the biography. he has even more hostile words, not less. read sears. he is the best. mark is not uncritical of mcclellan, but he is more sympathetic as well. >> there is a famous incident after these seven days battle where mcclellan sends a telegram to the war department basically saying that this administration is responsible for the defeat of this army, but [inaudible] -- >> would mcclellan have been sacked at the time? potentially. eventually, those become known. again, lincoln has opportunities. i think lincoln gets certain credit for being patient with mcclellan. some would say lincoln was far too patient with mcclellan, but of course, the other thing that has to be kept in m

williams of georgia. mr. timmons of south carolina. mr. rodney davis of illinois. mr. latta of ohio. mr. rureben taller of pennsylvania. miss van dine of texas. the speaker: the chair announces her appointment pursuant to section 4-f of house resolution 8117th congress and the order of the house of january 4, 2021 of the following members of the select committee on the coronavirus crisis. the clerk: mr. clyburn of south carolina, chair. ms. waters of california. miss carolyn b. maloney of new york. ms. velazquez of new york. mr. foster of illinois. mr. raskin of maryland. mr. krishnamoorthi of illinois. mr. scalise of louisiana. mr. jordan of ohio. mr. green of tennessee. miss malo tackas of new york. the speaker: the chair announces her appointment pursuant to section 4-c of house resolution 8, 117th congress, and the order of the house of january 4, 2021, of the following individuals to serve as the governing board of the office of congressional ethics. the clerk: nominated by the speaker after consultation with the minority leader, mr. david scags, colorado, chair. brigadier general r