they know that the rabid mag base it thinks that donald trump is the victim here not that our democracy or ou capital or way of government or democratic institution, tha is not weisman victimized here it is donald trump he is a perpetual weiner and victim so these members of congress are doing his bidding becaus they know that their constituents actually at the base of their constituents here, they want this and this helps donald trump an it also helps to the flicked away from what they actually did. this is all projection we have all become what they claimed to despise we need to keep ego eyes o this and paying attention to i because what they claim is always the opposite. for their involvement, it is clear same thing with this weaponization committee. it is nonsense and jim jordan use of has a vanity project so that he can preen and shout an yell about things but neve actually get anything done because there s no substance there, they re using people wh are retired fbi agents who
closer look, the clues at th crime scene told a different story. no money was taken, the money bag that julia had brought with her had roughly $80 in it. also melvin, i believe he ha in the neighborhood $400 this prosecutor believe tha this was a premeditated hit. we had to figure out wh would have any motive. we had to hone in on people wh knew melvin, and anybody who had a beef with him. that wouldn t be easy because melvin was no ordinary man. as detective started looking into mountains relationships with people around town, the learned that he had two sides, while he could be incredibly kind and generous, he also had an edge. he had no problem telling you what he thought of you o what you should do, or what yo could do better. he was known to have a bit of temper police wondered if that temper might have given someon
unfortunately, the rule and not the exception in this ethnonationalist, and i ll say it just for myself, this fascist party. yeah, and that makes it more than a cult. it is a cult. you re right. but it is an authoritarian movement. you know, we re talking about january the 6th, something that happened lastdeniers, people wh refuse to admit what happened in recent memory. if trump can get the vast majority of republicans to believe that what we saw happening and what we know happening and what people who worked for him testify did happen, he can get them to deny plenty of other thing. today is juneteenth. one of the greatest days in american history. the day when america started to redeem the promise of what it is to former slaves. what if trump turned around and said slavery is a myth?
of the second fund for religious liberty. great to see both of you. you are not wild about this decision. and i know it s because justice kennedy, we call him amk at the court because of his middle initial, kennedy wrote the opinion. why are you not thrilled? it s not unhappy. i think it was a great decision for the baker. it was a good first step. the court didn t really get into the religious liberty, but it is very significant that it recognized that the government essentne whohed and had is a creator, an artist, the government cannot tell an artist what kind of art to produce. it would ve been different, laura, how they said, you know, the baker wouldn t sell anything in his bakery to people wh were. but that wasn t the issue.
question right now, for example, around the world you have millions of young people being educated in religion in very strict terms and dedicated to an ideology that preaches hatred against those that are different. if you ve got that going on in the world, of course you ve got to protect yourself by security methods, but in the end you ve got to be rooting out that type of education and that type of propaganda. this is where obviously the internet is also very important. one of the things we work on in my institute is how you manage to stop these types of messages getting through to people wh. when you go onto these sites you divert them to sites that are more positive. this requires, frankly, a revolution in approach way beyond anything we ve done so far. otherwise, i m afraid this problem is going to grow. you talk about your institute, the institute for global change. do you feel like you re swimming against the tide right now when nationalism seems to be the trend? i think i