and minorities. this is just under an hour. a fantastic first panel, setting up the conversation to continue essentially what was discussed. following jeremy travis, new york is in the house. i really wanted to appreciate the conversation about principles the previous panel shared and really tee this conversation up with what for me became personal even though it wasn t personal. to really frame, i think, the principles of what we are talking about, which many of you all will know the story of caliph browder. it is important to remember it. caliph browder was 16 years old when he was arrested for allegedly stealing a backpack. as a result of that arrest, he ended up spending three years in rykers prison, two of those years in solitary confinement, for two reasons. one is he refused to plead guilty because he says he didn t do it. that is one of the reasons he spent so much time in jail, and that is an important part of the story to remember. the second was that the judge, bot
won with the young, we won with the old, we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated i love the poorly educated. amy: winning 45% of the republican caucus vote in nevada , donald trump usually wins the caucus in his third victory in a row. we will go to reno. then we remember black lives matter activist marshawn mccarrel, who shot himself to death at the entrance of the ohio statehouse in columbus earlier this month. he was a young man that could see all of the our precious oppression and injustice, committed himself to working for, and still bring light. even if he was angry at the system, he managed to somehow bring a positive energy to the work he did. he was remarkable. amy: we will speak with one of marshawn mccarrel s former teachers as well as the highs will students who worked with him closely. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. president obama submitted a plan to c
guantanamo to close or is he just relocated to a new zip code here in the united states? then to nevada. we won the evangelicals, we won with the young, we won with the old, we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated i love the poorly educated. amy: winning 45% of the republican caucus vote in nevada , donald trump usually wins the caucus in his third victory in a row. we will go to reno. then we remember black lives matter activist marshawn mccarrel, who shot himself to death at the entrance of the ohio statehouse in columbus earlier this month. he was a young man that could see all of the our precious oppression and injustice, committed himself to working for, and still bring light. even if he was angry at the system, he managed to somehow bring a positive energy to the work he did. he was remarkable. amy: we will speak with one of marshawn mccarrel s former teachers as well as the highs will students who worked with him closely. all of that and more c
just relocated to a new zip code here in the united states? then to nevada. we won the evangelicals, we won with the young, we won with the old, we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated i love the poorly educated. amy: winning 45% of the republican caucus vote in nevada , donald trump usually wins the caucus in his third victory in a row. we will go to reno. then we remember black lives matter activist marshawn mccarrel, who shot himself to death at the entrance of the ohio statehouse in columbus earlier this month. he was a young man that could see all of the our precious oppression and injustice, committed himself to working for, and still bring light. even if he was angry at the system, he managed to somehow bring a positive energy to the work he did. he was remarkable. amy: we will speak with one of marshawn mccarrel s former teachers as well as the highs will students who worked with him closely. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democrac
one thing we all share, whether we are negative citizens or new citizens, is a tremendous appreciation for our men and women in uniform. the appreciation civilized i the united states marine band, which is celebrating its 210th anniversary this year. [applause] i love the band. so i m going to see my farewell by doing something i always wanted to do. i do it in the spirit of our shared love for this country. [cheers] [applause] [band drumming] [applause] [clapping in time] [laughter] [applause] [laughter] [clapping continues] [cheers] [applause] the white house correspondents association annual dinner is next saturday evening. we expect marks from president obama and this year s entertainment s saturday night live . starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. president obama is expected to speak at the white house correspondent s dinner next saturday evening. here are his remarks from beginner in 2012. this is about 20 minutes. the president s mic is on, please tur