folks here? reporter: i can tell you directly, kris, marcus, good morning to you both. we spoke to someone 10 or 15 minutes ago. it was a dual citizen, dual russian-american citizen who just came out here to get his passport renewed. he was here with his grandparents and now he told me, he is completely blind sided by this. he has no idea where it leaves him in terms of his travel or any other sorts of services. that s how a lot of people are feel nothing doubt. let me set the stage and tell you what s going on behind me. you see the van here, that has consulate plates on it. not sure if it s taking anyone away today. people have been coming in and out of the consulate building. folks coming down the stairs. earlier, a couple minutes ago, women with suitcases walking right out of there. they didn t offer any sort of comment. this has just been a remarkable turn of events. it staked out of these cameras here right now, you have to go back to 1986 to see this diplomatic back
tempted to the democratic side on that temperamental question. with regard to those you have talked in republican party circles, not necessarily directly involved in the trump campaign, deleting these changes will make a difference? do they think these changes will make a difference? is a mixed reception. there is a belief nearly among all my sources that this decision was driven by trump himself. that he wants to run the campaign on his instincts and terms. bannon and conway will change trump, nobody believes that. mena fort will get someone to read more from prepared texts and be more focused on party unity. he is a rabble-rouser and media guy. bannon will be more naturally inclined to luttrell do as he wishes when it comes to media appearances. it s going to be in emphasis more on what we ve seen as a trump as an agent of change. they expect bannon to have that as a strategy. it s very it seems accurate that many top aides of donald trump grew angry with his strong
things right? we outlined three reasons in the legal brief. first of all, this is not the first time the president has given a posthumous pardon to someone who has passed away. both president clinton and president bush have given posthumous parting in the last years of their administration. clinton 1999 and president bush 2008. these are definitely legal, and definitely president for doing so. secondly, marcus garvey is innocent. we have proven that beyond a reasonable shadow of a doubt. the united states congress held a hearing in 1987 in the house judiciary committee chair by john conyers where they afford in-depth all of the evidence. they look at historical evidence presented by historians like tony martin. they conclude he was innocent back in 1987. there have been dozens of books. currently it is in the state. his face is on the currency of jamaica s currency. marcus garvey is innocent and people around the world have recognized it. even our own united states government
african-americans to return to africa. the petition was filed in june. this is one hour and 30 minutes. i would like to welcome everyone this afternoon to this historic and is precious occasion. the petition for the pardon of the honorable marcus garvey. i am a social justice and human rights lawyer here in the washington, d.c., area. we have a very dynamic panel for us this afternoon. we are going to talk about the legal issues of the case, the historical issues, the impact of marcus garvey and the worldwide diaspora and many other aspects as well. i m going to start off with reading a statement. congresswoman yvette d clark representing a new york congressional district. this is her statement that she wanted to have read at the marcus harvey press conference august 17, 2016. marcus garvey lives in history as one of the first readers of the american civil rights movement. to unite people toward a common goal of social progress. marcus garvey founded the universal negro i
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