health care clinics. today we focus on an overlooked part of the panthers legacy, political prisoners. we will feature interviews with panthers who originally were convicted after tortured confessions. in 1973 in new orleans, herself and john bowman and ruben scott was arrested in new orleans by the police department. place wheren the we were arrested, they took us to jail. immediately, they started beating us. amy: in a historic round table we will be joined by four former black panthers who are held in prison for decades before winning the release. in his first national broadcast interview, we will speak with sekou odinga, who helped build the black panther party in new york city from a later involved in the black liberation army. we will speak with eddie conway, released from prison in 2014 after serving 44 years behind bars. and we will speak with two members of the angola 3 who formed one of the first black panther chapters in prison, robert king and albert woodfox.
anniversary of the founding of the black panther party, which famously monitor the behavior of police, begin a breakfast program for children and free health care clinics. today we focus on an overlooked part of the panthersrs legacy, political prisonerers. we w will feature interviews wih panthers who originally were convicted after tortured confessions. in 197373 in new orleans, herself and john bowmaman and ruben scott was arrested in new orleans by the police department. place wheren the we w were arrested, they took us to jail. immediately, they started beating us. amy: in a historic roundabable we w wilbe joioid by four former blkk panthers who are held in prison f for decades before winning the release. in his first national brbroadcat interview, we will speak w with sekou odingaga, who helped build the black papanther party in new yorkrk city from a later r invod in the black liberatation army. we will speak wiwith eddie conw, released froprprisonn 202014 aftetese
anniversary of the founding of the black panther party, which famously monitor the behavior of police, begin a breakfast program for children and free health care clinics. today we focus on an overlooked part of the panthersrs legacy, political prisonerers. we w will feature interviews wih panthers who originally were convicted after tortured confessions. in 197373 in new orleans, herself and john bowmaman and ruben scott was arrested in new orleans by the police department. place wheren the we w were arrested, they took us to jail. immediately, they started beating us. amy: in a historic roundabable we w wilbe joioid by four former blkk panthers who are held in prison f for decades before winning the release. in his first national brbroadcat interview, we will speak w with sekou odingaga, who helped build the black papanther party in new yorkrk city from a later r invod in the black liberatation army. we will speak wiwith eddie conw, released froprprisonn 202014 aftetese
who takes a harder line on putin, iran, syria? how will republicans behave in the booth if forced to vote for a republican, rand paul, who thinks the u.s. is too war-like? all of this is possible. it could happen if hillary clinton sticks to the hard line she voiced in a recent interview with the atlantic and rand paul win it is the republican nomination. think it can t happen? it can. the big question is how party line voters will deal with it. will democrats get hawkish? will republicans get suddenly dovish? talk about changing partners. david korn is here from mother jones magazine. let s watch more of senator paul when nbc s chris jansing interviewed him. let s listen to senator paul. the american public is coming more to where i am and those people, like hillary clinton who fought her own war, hillary s war. people will find and i think that scares the democrats the most. in a general election, were i to run, there is going to be a lot of independents and some democr
this is not gonna be an announcement about u.s. ground troops. this is not the equivalent of the iraq war. what this is similar to the kinds of counterterrorism campaigns that we have been engaging in consistently over the last five, six, seven years. and he said several times in the interview, no american boots on the ground. i want to go straight to the white house. that s where we find our erin mcpike. the president s message today, erin, sharply contrasting with those remark he was criticized for by many saying, look, the u.s. does not yet have a strategy in terms of tackling isis. how are key politicians on both sides responding to what the president said? certainly applauding him from moving forward and getting on board this but listen who how california s dianne feinstein put it on state of the union this morning. i want to congratulate the president. he is now on the offense. i think that this is a major change in how isis is approached. it is overdue, but t