and the dc-based family working to save her life. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s do it. . forwards are engraved above the entrance of the supreme court building in washington. equal justice under law. a simple four word phrase that while america has certainly never achieved this goal, charges the courts to strive for it and work for it. on monday, inside of that building, that same one, the courts conservative super majority made a mockery of it. in trump versus the united states, the court essentially ruled that american presidents do not have to obey the law when conducting official presidential acts. it had a huge win to trump giving him immunity to some of his conduct while trump was obviously ecstatic with the ruling, posting, big win for our constitution and democracy, proud to be an american, justice jackson s dissent called the ruling a five alarm fire that threatens to some scholars are criticizing the ruling saying that it violates the principle of original is and tha
this from the bench and have the same justices say federal law for some and bribery for some would shine a spotlight on the and we have amazing news to share about the story we first brought you about a little girl in gaza and the family working to save her life. let s do it. four words are engraved above the entrance of the supreme court building in washington, equal justice under law. a simple phrase that while america has certainly never achieved this goal charges the courts to strive for it and work for it. monday inside of that building, the same one, the conservative super majority made a mockery of it when the appropriately named case trump versus the united states the court essentially ruled that american presidents don t have to obey the law when conducting official presidential ask and the ruling handed a huge win to donald trump giving him immunity for some of his conduct as president and his presidential election interference case including putting the case in j
terrible work mates. are you kidding? everybody trying to get along. one problem is hiring women is they are frail and breakable. is it possible that you are thinking of lightbulbs or your h hips? hilarious. what do you say to that? have you ever done it? no. but i could. lucille ball with the chocolate is always funny. all the writers needed to say is that lucy at a conveyer belt, you are good. some of the most memorable episodes of i love lucy was when she gets a job. you are doing splendidly. we move into the 1960s and we see more people working in a factory line. a majority of all workers you were spending time getting to know your colleagues you are ready? i am ready. the dick van dyke show was laugh out loud funny. i can clearly remember it was the dick van dyke show, black or white. first of all, you have carl rhiner. it was not a sitcom, it was a variety show. it was supposed to be taped! the writers, that s a pl
dissenting the scientists whose findings were censored 5 whistleblowers 5 separate officials coming forward and saying the chemical weapons story was horse. how many blows does your whistle need before you acknowledge it is the only blood. it can get can be blown no more that whistle is chafed and tired and blown out and then the bombing hospitals you mentioned well. as a human. we maybe talk about how we the united states have bombed a bunch of hospitals in fact obama even apologized for bombing a doctors without borders hospital which as i ve mentioned before is one of the only times a nobel peace prize winner has bombed another nobel peace prize winner so that s a feather in our calves right. or how about the fact that our economic war against venezuela has attempted to make sure the hospitals are empty of medicines and medical care devices you know really if a bomb hospitals if you just make sure they can t really function at all one outlet known for celebrating us cause
eisenhower, john kennedy, and ronald reagan. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. you re watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation s past. american history tv on c-span3, created by america s cable television companies and today we re brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. next a group of scholars discusses how the civil war press depicted soldier experiences, exploring how information was transmitted and the scope of reporting. they talk about soldiers writing to editors of their hometown newspapers, the role of abolitionist papers, and lack of material on mexico-american combatants, and how the war-time press portrayed women. this session is part of an annual symposium on the 19th century press and the civil war, hosted by the university of tennessee at chattanooga. the school provided the video. hello. my name is david sachsman, and i m the west chair