that? i think that s where the biggest difference is going to eventually become increasingly clear. thank you for your insight, ben rhodes. that s our show for tonight. now it s time for the last word, with lawrence o donnell. good evening,. lawrence i noticed in your discussion with brian about his book about fox, that, i think every time, or almost every time, that he refers to it as fox, which is what i do, and i never say that second word, because that second word is the first lie that network told, is that second word in its name. it has nothing to do with the news business, as your interview and brian s book point out. i know a lot of people who feel the same way, that it should just be plain old fox without the other word because of its history and perhaps its future. and we know we are talking about when you take fox, you don t have to say the second word. we get it, yeah. their mendacity is well known. thank you, alex. in trump world i don t recall is not
news business, as your interview and brian s book point out. i know a lot of people who feel the same way, that it should just be plain old fox without the other word because of its history and perhaps its future. and we know we are talking about when you take fox, you don t have to say the second word. we get it, yeah. their mendacity is well known. thank you, alex. in trump world i don t recall is not perjury, and when cassidy hutchison testified to the january six committee she told them what her trump paid lawyer told her. stephan never told me to lie to the committee. i don t want you to perjure yourself, he insisted, but i don t recall isn t perjury. of course, i don t recall is perjury when you do recall, which is why cassidy hutchison chose not to follow that lawyers advice and commit perjury by sticking to the lie of i don t recall. she got rid of that lawyer and she went on to tell the truth to the committee. yesterday donald trump s first daughter, guid
festival are rolling for a film dedicated to mountain life. palestinians are preparing for the funeral of a minister who died following a confrontation with israeli forces in the occupied west bank on wednesday. israeli and palestinian officials have issued conflicting accounts about the results of the autopsy. our correspondent has the latest from west jerusalem. reporter: the autopsy concluded just after midnight local time. two jordanian doctor doctors cad out the autopsy. however the palestinian authority did allow an israeli pathologist to be present as well. now, we are hearing conflicting reports as to just what the findings of that up is. according to senior palestinian officials, it was determined he died from being hit, from tear gas inhalation and for for not being able to seek medical treatment in time. we understand that israeli officials who have seen the autopsy result dispute this and say that he died of a heart attack, possibly brought on when he was grab
system in five years. the drought stricken states confronted with flooding and mudslides. getting tough on bad behavior. nfl commissioner roger goodell laying out a personal conduct policy for players accused of domestic violence. good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i m stephanie sy. i m del walterser. as criticism mounts in the u.s. and abroad about the c.i.a. tactics, the agency is defending what it did. bush administration is blasting the investigation by senate democrats. dick cheney found their findings deeply flawed and directors of the program say the policy saved american lives. some pretty strong words from former bush administration officials, especially cheney. well, cheney s just one of the bush administration officials pushing back hard against this senate intelligence committee report, both former and current c.i.a. officials also claim that the techniques used were authorized, they were legal and they were effective. widespread condemnation
we will talk to a former anonymous hacker about switching sides. we begin tonight with an apology and a promise from one of the most prominent christian colleges in america: a new investigation of bob jones university in south carolina says that for decades, the school blamed the victims in sexual assault cases. the findings come on the same day as a justice department report that says, the vast majority of assaults on college campuses go unreported. sarah hoy began reporting about the assaults last summer. she is here to bring us an update? i spoke exclusively with two former university students who took part in the investigation. one woman told me her experience with school counselors felt like she had been victimized all over again. it wasn t my fault. i think they should have not heaped more shame on me because i was already filled to the brim with shame. yes need any more. katie landdry is putting the paces of her life back together. it s been nearly a decade sin