people of those cities say that they are changing with the times and that s the america of today? they say it s more progressive to have government tell you what to do, but the people here haven t changed. so, kyung, idaho s government is passing legislation for oregon, but there s a bunch of hurdles to cross before talking that redrawing lines from the 1800s? yeah exactly, a bunch of hurdles. there has been progress in idaho, but there is a similar measure in oregon and that hasn t quite gotten traction yet. but if these two states agree, if they redraw state lines is an even bigger hurdle and that s that they need approval from congress. let s just say that if all of this does happen, how would this look? this is oregon, where i m standing here on the side of the river. on the other side of the river over there, that is idaho. where i am standing here in oregon, this would become idaho
different swalwell staffers he claimed he had ar-15 rifles and wanted to travel to d. c. to shoot the congressman from california, to kill him. the u.s. attorney who prosecuted the case said in a statement on friday, quote, these threats of violence endanger our public officials and common decency. they most certainly do. but this is the america we live in. in fact, it s not just the america of today. remember this van? it was exactly four years ago that the florida bodybuilder who owned it, who had plastered it with pro-trump images and stickers, mailed dozens of pipe bombs to current and former democratic lawmakers, including ex-president barack obama and former secretary of state hillary clinton, as well as media outlets he viewed as critical of then-president trump. all in the weeks prior to the 2018 midterm elections. his lawyers called him a trump super fan. he watched fox religiously, they said. he was radicalized through its
but that s the exception. mostly we don t think of the 1970s at all. why would we? there aren t a lot of happy memories there. as watergate and there s the fall of saigon, home decor with a lot of muddy brown and sick avocado greens. but we should. we should think of the 1970s quite a lot because we need it s lessons now. as america of today descends into violence, criminal and political alike, it s worth looking back to the last time that happened to understand how we got ourselves out of it. the 70s were violent indeed. it was the first decade of the modern era in which major american city, once the gleaning envy of the world, became by words for crime. watch any movie from the era, 1973 s mean streets from martin scorsese, there are funny of others, and just see the rundown, corrupt, trash-strewn, menacing new york city it showcases. the city was awash in violence,
true first, thank you very much for having me today. i realize the president is not going to go back on anything he says. it is not his style. he s always said that he rarely ever apologizes. the reality is the president needs to understand that the america that he once upon a time that existed maybe of a majority of white and christian faith no longer exists. the america of today is multi-culturalism, many faiths, people from many backgrounds including myself who came from pakistan at the age of 6 years old and came to the united states. this country is home. hang on a second. we have a little technical problem here we ll take care of. all right. monsoor, let me ask you something. you are a marine. right. you probably more than maybe even stephanie and i would, would take offense with certain things that americans do that seem either unamerican or not supportive particularly of our military and its engagements overseas but i would assume that
big franchises people do go to the movies to see. and you think about these stars in this series of movies they don t have to do anything else. who knew it would have this kind of longevity i know they want to do other things. but is that michelle rodriguez? she has made a name for herself in this movie series. and i heard her talking about how she never puts on you know a dress during these shows. and she finally got a chance to do that for the red carpet and how fun that was. but, you know ludacris even tyrese. by the way, you know, you re mentioning all these actors and actresses. many of them are various minorities. this is not a movie that reflects the america 50 years ago. this is a movie that reflects the america of today. we re also seeing that in television this season. all the biggest hits in prime time network tv are shows that have diverse casts. and universal was wise with this bringing on the rock for example, bringing on and keeping cast members. it really has a