and a special sunday edition of the velshi banned book club brings us a beautiful, lyrical story of love and identity, a novel about mexican born texas raised gay teens that we ll feel universal when you read it. my conversation with the author, who will discover the secrets of the universe, it s one that you will not want to miss. velshi starts next. good morning to you, i am ali velshi, sunday, october 2nd. we have reached a new phase in the ever winding investigation into the insurrection of the u.s. capitol. tomorrow, marks the high profile trial seven from the january six so far. it s a rare case in u.s. history, or something called seditious conspiracy is charged, meaning the defendants are not discharged violent crimes but an effect on our country. opening arguments in the seditious conspiracy trial, this man, you oath keepers founder, stewart rhodes and four other individuals with the far-right booker said to begin tomorrow, hundreds of alleged interactions are bein
the states to suppress insurrections. the republic guaranteed clause says they must guarantee the people of the states, it republican form of government, and has the power to put down domestic violence. even section three of the 14th amendment says anyone who has sworn an oath to hold and defend the constitution against enemies, foreign and domestic, who violates it by engaging in insurrection, or rebellion, may never hold office again. so the whole edifice of the constitution is designed to stop insurrection. yet, we have republicans who, this day are claiming there is some kind of constitutional right to engage in it. it is ridiculous. the only thing that they cite is the declaration of independence, which of course says when in the course of human events, people are being oppressed by tyrants, they could overthrow the government. this is true, but that s a natural law of right, another right contained in the constitution of the united