brink of a constitutional crisis, at least once. eroded americans faith and democracy and shattered peoples trust in the electoral system. yet, despite all of that, a significant portion of the electorate still believes that he deserves another four years in the white house. trump has made it clear that he s running a campaign of retribution and vengeance, promising to enact hard-line policies that could run afoul of the law and even saying that he wouldn t be a dictator, except for on day one. that s a direct quote. he s already plenty of reports out there about the kinds of draconian plans that trump and his close allies are preparing for a possible second term, including a crackdown on immigration that involves sweeping raids, giant detention camps, along the border, and mass deportations of millions of people each year. trump has made it well known that he intends to weaponize the justice department against his political enemies and critics in an attempt to stifle descen
People have been killed in a Suicide Car Bombing in the capital kabul. It happened during the morning rush hour in the west of the city. Heres a close up of the area you can see its close to the university and some government ministries. Its also home to many from the shia hazara community. The taliban have claimed responsibility. They said they were targeting intelligence officials on this bus. But afghan officials said the people on the bus were employees from the ministry of mines. Lets show you these pictures from the aftermath. 42 people were injured there are fears the number of casualties could rise. Heres what one person caught up in the blast described. Translation two cars were burning, you could see bodies scattered. Several shops were on fire. It was horrific, everyone was trying to run away, including women and people on their way to work. It comes less than two months after an even bigger attack in kabul that killed over 150 people. In fact, the United Nations says that i
People have been killed in a Suicide Car Bombing in the capital kabul. It happened during the morning rush hour in the west of the city. Heres a close up of the area you can see its close to the university and some government ministries. Its also home to many from the shia hazara community. The taliban have claimed responsibility. They said they were targeting intelligence officials on this bus. But afghan officials said the people on the bus were employees from the ministry of mines. Lets show you these pictures from the aftermath. 42 people were injured there are fears the number of casualties could rise. Heres what one person caught up in the blast described. Translation two cars were burning, you could see bodies scattered. Several shops were on fire. It was horrific, everyone was trying to run away, including women and people on their way to work. It comes less than two months after an even bigger attack in kabul that killed over 150 people. In fact, the United Nations says that i
it s not whether you like assange, it s whether the trump crackdown opens the door to jailing legitimate journalists. is it fair to use the tool against spies and traitors, that s what the espionage act was designed for, and use it to extradite or jail journalists who largely deal in words and documents and leaks. it s back in the news now because some of the most respected lead nersers in traditional journally. are speaking out saying, no, this trump era prosecution is overkill and that the garland doj is wrong to keep pursuing it on basically the same lines that trump s doj did. let me read you from an unusual statement where the leaders from the press outlets i just mentioned say the garland doj should end its prosecution of julian assange for publishing secrets, which, they argue, set
welcome back. let s update you on the main stories this hour. authorities have launched an investigation into what caused sunday s massive fire that gutted brazil s national museum. it s feared it destroyed millions of artifacts spanning 11,000 years. it suffered from lack of funding. no sprinkler system in place and hydrants were dry. airports under way to give two jail journalists. the men were sentenced to seven years? jail for possessing state secrets. investigating the massacre of the minority. the un and human rights groups are calling for the journalists release. most of the u.s. gulf coast is bracing for tropical storm gordon. which could be a category one hurricane by the time it makes