what do you stand for? robinson apparently tired and rocked jake lamotta. a director, an actor find a story at the right time in the right place. out comes this amazing combination of cinematic verility and absolute fear. it s like watching an animal. i think raging bull is a great title. the film fulfills the promise. the reality of the boxing and the great slow motion and all of the black and white gore and the flashbulbs. when he designed the movie, mardi didn t put a clutch on the film. there s no clutch. hey, never got down. he never got me down. raging bull is a boxing movie for people who don t like boxing. it s not about that. it s about this man, jake lamotta, based on a real person who is at war with himself. harder. harder. i didn t understand boxing. the character was interesting. he was just so contraire as they say. evers just so difficult. what are you trying to prove? what does it prove? bob de niro, he s not afraid of the negative cha
he s still backing out of the white house correspondent dinner. what exactly does a transitional phase of the pandemic mean? i m charles grow, in front mehdi hasan, there s a ticking time bomb on the economy. nearly two trillion dollars of student loans owned by 50 million borrowers. americans now all more in student loans than car loans and credit card loans. it is significantly on the poor and non-white. this is not just a problem for non - young americans. older americans have the fastest student loan debt of any age group. when the pandemic started, the education department put federal student loan payments on hold. joe biden extended that twice. but the grace period is less almost up and people warn that more americans are gonna fall behind. biden promised broad student loan forgiveness. but since winning the election, he has failed to fully commit. the legislation passed but the democratic house calls for a immediate 10,000 dollar forgiveness of student loans, holding
good evening, i m chris jansing, day 378 of the biden administration. the house january 6th investigation is sharpening its focus on efforts to pressure former vice president mike pence to try to overturn the 2020 election. today, the select committee spent nine hours digging with greg jacob, vince s former chief counsel. this comes less than a week after marc short, the former vice presidents chief of staff, testified. the new york times says, quote, mr. short and mr. jacob were both closely involved in mr. pence s consideration of whether to go along with mr. trump s insistence that he try to block the official count of electoral college results. the times adds that days before the insurrection, they both met with john eastman, the lawyer who insisted that pence had the power to stop certification of the vote. the washington post has reported that jacobs clashed with eastman and his advice. maybe it is no surprise, then, that the committee had nine hours of questions for
electoral college results. the times adds that days before the insurrection, they both met with john eastman, the lawyer who insisted that pence had the power to stop certification of the vote. the washington post has reported that jacob clashed with eastman and his advice. maybe it is no surprise, then, that the committee had nine hours of questions for jacob. here is committee chairman bennie thompson s take. we are glad that he came. and obviously it is all part of the work that we do. he is a great patriot. he loves this country more so than other people who do not. and this afternoon another committee member explained what investigators hoped to learn. understanding what that pressure was and what plans were in place and what pressure was applied on the former vice president, to what extent was the former president or the people surrounding him involved in orchestrating and hatching this plan? that is the work of this committee, to get all of those facts and d
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