illustrating absolute unwillingness and inability to stand up against donald trump. it is an extraordinary moment once again in american politics. mika, what is extraordinary about it is, again, for former republicans like charlie and myself, we were the party that defended the institutions against what we thought were over the top assaults in the 60s and the 70s. right. defending the united states military. defending the intel services. defending the fbi even with flaws. defending the justice department even when they made mistakes, saying we have to respect the institutions. these are the institutions that tie us together as a society, that tie us together as a culture, tie us together politically, protect and defend us, whether overseas or at home. now, it is just savage attacks on the american military from republicans. it s attacks on the intel community and believing vladimir putin more than you believe our intel community. remember helsinki in 2018.
deeply, deeply wrong. alito is saying we did it again. and it looks like they might have a number of conservative allies on the court to make that prevailing opinion. votes change. it is possible to see votes change and we ve seen that in high-profile cases. yes, votes could change. but words could change. some of this language could change in ways that does substantively alter perhaps the meaning of all of this. there are those looking at this, josh, again, raising questions about, well, is this ruling, as written in this draft, does it only have an impact on abortion? or could it have an impact on other decisions decided from the 60s, really in the 60s and the 70s that found a certain right to privacy, starting were with contraception or interracial marriage. alito seemed to anticipate that criticism, didn t he? right, he tries to rim
mic jagger is projecting and peacocking to 80,000 people in wembley stadium. charlie s expressionless, keeping the beat as if he was in the basement of a jazz club somewhere, so truly one of the greats, the long time, nearly 60 years with the rolling stones. the great charlie watts died yesterday at 80 years old. and rhythm sections of rock n roll bands often overlooked. they are the foundation musically of any rock band. personality wise, like you said, people called the gentleman drummer. this guy was the foundation through a lot of crazy chaotic times for the rolling stones in the 60s and the 70s and stayed with them a very long time. willie, baseball, the yankees will not lose.
of american possibility. everybody wanted to be like us. everybody wanted to talk like us. everybody wanted to see our movies and listen to our music and wear our clothes. and some people feel like we lost that war, the revolution in the 60s and the 70s. but we won the war, of pop culture, in the 90s. every city has cases of police brutality. but few are as brutal as the one against haitian immigrant abner louima. 2,000 demonstrators marched on the 70th precinct yesterday. the attack comes at a time when new york has gained new respect for its plummeting crime rate. but complaints about police misconduct are soaring. 41 bullets fired by police after they confronted amadou diallo, a 22-year-old west african immigrant, who may have been reaching for his keys.
all of the people that have taken advantage of this country. you know, it s interesting. joe biden may not be wrong in the sense that the kamala harris sparring that he experienced and wasn t prepared for is going to be a little different from what you might see if he is up against trump. it is a little bit more the the trump one is more visceral, i think. the way that trump fights in a debate, the way that he fights in the media is different. it s not about intellectualism, it s not about, you know, really thinking deeply about these issues from the 60s and the 70s. it s about who s going to win out on these very gutteral issues. i think that he i think that biden feels like that is a different thing for him and that he s more prepared for that. we ll find out, but i do think that a trump versus biden and a