who made the decision about the scope of that fbi investigation after we learned about dr. ford? the white house did. so the invisible/not so invisible hand of the white house was basically orchestrating, choreographing, curating, what the judiciary committee would learn about this nominee to serve for a lifetime on the highest court in our land, a court that is supposed to do the work of justice, a court where inscribed in the marble that houses it, we say equal justice under law. it was a sham. and when we talk about expecting that people will have a sense of respect for the system of justice, we have to recognize that the process by which he was confirmed has created a crisis of confidence in that court. and, you know, and so, yes, i ve called for impeachment. there i believe that is the clearest way for us to get an investigation of these allegations and we should open an investigation of these allegations, and i know some have said, well, it s probably going to go nowhere becaus
for clearance to shoot down hijacked planes. joining me is garrick, the author of the only plane in the sky an oral history of 9/11. this book is gripping. and it s a triumph of editing and curating. you ve collected so many stories from people in their own words from that day. it s sort of a 360-degree walk through, minute by minute, of september 11th. why is it important to have that perspective? i think the importance of hearing that day in people s own voices is that we re 18 years removed from this. and what we now remember are sort of the facts of the day. we remember it as this very clean, neat story in some ways. you know, attacks began at 8:46 in the morning with the first crash. ended at 10:29 with the second collapse of the second tower. that s not how any of us
need to be shooting all of this, we need to have this massive record. do you know any more about the decision to document all of this in this way? yeah, that was nasa. once we discovered these materials, and it wasn t just the film footage but there was also 11,000 hours of audio, to try to determine the providence of all that material. and it s a real testament to the artistry, the cinematographers that shot all that. there was nasa cameramen who were working. when you put yourself into 1972, they were constantly shooting on these large format cameras, and they were duplicating them. and then saving it, archiving it, curating it for, you know, the last 50 years. it s really remarkable. it was so much of what i loved about this movie, it s so human, right? there s the humanity not just of the astronauts in family photos but people camped out at the beach, a feeling at the time of
father lucas came to st anthony s in two thousand and ten the monastery played an important role in his decision to become a monk today a small altars stands at the place where st anthony once prayed when it s on the whole that the bible says i forget what is behind me and to reach toward what is ahead. i have always been moved by that. this is where i spent my first time in seclusion and where i prayed before deciding to become arc one of the. desert monasteries like st anthony s remain one of the most visible symbols of the coptic orthodox church a christian community with a long history and tradition in egypt and northeastern africa. but the coptic tradition is also thriving in cairo a bustling metropolis of some twenty million not far from the musky market district in the middle of old cairo accompted churches holding easter services this. curating is tight. in recent years islam is the
make. yes, it is. congress has failed to act for years on immigration. they failed to and everybody s business. and they offered the president a deal that he walked away from when the republicans told him that he needed to ask for more. so it s a little more complex than that. i m going to tell you respectfully, you are irresponsible night after night saying what you say about the president, with absolutely no facts and no proof. and i disagree. it s wishful thinking, you re playing to the audience or other ppz have you to be fair. you can t just say kellyanne, i think i am. no, based on your own predisposition. you re not being fair and you re not gaining an audience of people who don t want to hear that. the team that works on this show. and gives me information every night anti-us. works their ass off to make sure they get things right on a regular basis. no question. but you are selecting and curating. we re not selecting and curating. you re sel