doesn t think it should be coming to you in the same way. one man s vote. you know, we spend days watching to see how one, if not a select few will vote from supreme court opinions to senate votes to a vice president s decision not to help overturn an election we watch with baited breath to see how one person s decision will impact our lives, impact our freedoms, impact our democracy. you know, our decoloration, of independence begins with we the people, not i the individual. but here we are. still waiting for one person to decide how the rest of us shall live. now, we expect political wheeling and dealing but everyone even a senator has a right to vote their conscience and should not be strong armed and bro beaten into submission because that s not democracy. but we should also expect to have a government that is of the people, by the people and for the people to not be dependent
quote unquote just a riot. it was more than that. people died. police officers were brutalized. she also justified it saying that the decoloration, of independence was over throwing tyranny. we were breaking away from a monarchy and established the constitution of a republic the same one we had for hundreds of years. that was the same system we used and donald trump simply lost the electoral college and popular vote. marjorie taylor greene should not be in congress if she s still disputing the results of the election and try to justify the violent attack on our capitol. ted lieu, appreciate your time, sir. have a wonderful evening. coming up next, conservative liberty university is accused of mishandling and dismissing students reports of sexual assault and in many cases punishing those who came forward. who broke the story and a former
apologizes to all chinese immigrants and their descendants who came to san jose and victims of system mic and institution racism. this formal apology acknowledges san jose s role in passing anti chinese policy in the late 1800s. including a decoloration, leading to an arson that destroyed the thriving community. we are walking on the site of market street china town. connie young s grandfather was a teenager immigrated from china to san jose. i don t think they expected a fire. the san francisco daily exa examiner called the fire san j
piece joins me now. i think everyone who saw this story rightful across twitter was shocked and appalled. thank you for coming and talking to us about it. how on earth this would happen where children are being routinely locked up by this judge? yeah, this is a story about one county with a staggering history of detaining children. like you said it all resulted from a mass arrest of 11 kids. it happened through a couple different mechanisms. the first part was decoloration, by the judge to law enforcement that every child arrested even more minor violations like truency was step one. step two, once they were at the juvenile detention center, this filter system as you described was applied to the children and what it meant was that any child could be kept if they were deemed a true threat.
and said it again repeatedly at the white house briefing today. he said it in a letter to senator chuck schumer. we re a backup. remember when president franklin roosevelt said we re a backup in world war ii? that s not what war-time presidents say. the day after pearl harbor was attacked, president roosevelt addressed congress as they voted on a decoloration, of war and said we will not only defend ourselves to the utter most but will make very certain this form of tretry will never happen again and people and our territory and interest are in grave danger with confidence in our armed force, with the unbounding determination of our people, we will gain the inevitable triumph. today with more americans dead from the coronavirus than died at pearl harbor, donald trump said we re a backup. at the darkest hour of world war ii for the british before the