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dr. king from a birmingham jail and he says, i have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the negroes great stumbling block in the strive to freedom is not the white citizens council or the cku klux claner but the white m moderate who is devoted to order than to justice, who prefers a negative piece, which is the absence of tension, to a positive piece, press the presence of justice, which c constantly says i agree with you but i cannot agree with your actions who believes that he can set the timetable for another man s freedom who lives by a mythical concept of time and who constantly advises a ne hegro to wait for a more convenient season. that sounds like the moderates. not now, we can t change the rules because the rules are t tradition. but we re going to block people from the voting and you re supposed to be a democrat who espouses to the ideals of dr. king.
very much forjoining us. tradition and history now. thank you very much forjoining us. it - tradition and history now. thank you very much forjoining us. it is i tradition and history now. thank you very much forjoining us. it is a i very much forjoining us. it is a good time to look at how boris johnson is framing our priorities. the uk prime minister boris johnson has been speaking after the conclusion of an emergency cobra meeting. let s listen to what he had to say. we need to make sure we deliver our obligations to uk nationals, all of those that have helped the british effort in afghanistan over 20 years, and to get them out as fast as we can. so, the ambassador is working around the clock. he has been there at the airport to help process the applications. as you know, about 2000 afghans have left and come to this country under our resettlement scheme. and we will get as many as we can out in the next few days. but this situation remains difficult and it is clear that there is
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impeachable to try and generate some good will or good sentiment around r impeachment from the general population. if you don t have more than 37% support from the general public, then nancy pelosi is not budging. moderates in congress are notbu budging. and all of agr sudden you have opened yourself up to a very different kind of political conversation. it s clear that a good portion of democrats for some time have been looking for an opportunity and the opportunity is now here. they are redty to force theirpo hand. i want to thank you for joining fus. one more question for you. thank you to both of you. you said something else i want to ask you about before we finish up. folks are watching this going, gosh, if the person who did best was at the end, why can t he go earlier. you said he should what gets in the way of that? is it the allege d ego of membes of congress, is it tradition, if this is important enough to deal with alleged law breaking, it