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the aclu is arguing these people are asylum-seekers. they are so afraid of what's happening in their home countries they are flying flag of their home countries of the border while they come into the country, salting our border patrol agents by throwing rocks at them. rocks are a lethal weapon. they are really lucky that they weren't shot, that they weren't just chop with pepper balls and it wasn't worse for them considering this is an international border. it's not like going into a department store getting on a bus, it's an international border where they should be some kind of border in the aclu by again putting the border patrol up as a target for the ones doing something wrong rather than people throwing rocks is emboldening a multibillion-dollar cartel trafficking and smuggling operation. it clearly shows when they're having the flag of the country they are coming from and claiming asylum that asylum fraud is the reason why all of this is happening because all you have to do is say you're afraid. clearly they are not afraid if the

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but again, we learned the aclu reached an agreement. that is going to be extended. i reached out to the secretary of state's office as well. remember they vigorously defended this law, essentially saying that it is giving people more access to the ballot and they said that they are going to launch an investigation into what happened here, and try and figure out what happened in this county. hallie? >> a great update. i'm looking now at the information that has come out literally as i was introducing you which is when we got the breaking news. i'm glad you were able to bring it to us so quickly. they are still waiting for the final signature from the judge when the i's will be dot and the t's will be crossed on this front? >> absolutely. so when i spoke with the attorney who was inside the courtroom, he said they reached an agreement, cobb county says that's what they're going to do, the judge indicated that that's the decision, and they're just waiting for the final, final verdict on this, and one quick note to make about this, cobb county is a county that we've bee

so, again, the aclu said it could affect 1,200 voters. you're asking the judge to extend the deadline to return the absentee ballots until november 13th. >> all eyes on the heated senate race in pennsylvania. what are you seeing this morning? >> well, jose, it's another statistical dead heat in that senate race between john fetterman and mehmet oz. both candidates getting support from former presidents over the weekend. former president obama joining president biden here in philadelphia. former president trump rallied for the republican candidate on the person side of the state. and fanning out across the state. oz in northeast pennsylvania and fetterman in western pennsylvania. political ads everywhere. they are trying to appeal to voters on both sides of the aisle and meet some of them in the middle to try to break up this tight race we are looking at in the final 24 hours, jose. >> you had a whatness to talk to the gubernatorial nominee in pennsylvania. josh, what did he tell you? >> reporter: a lot of pressure on the senate race and a

aclu kentucky's party to the lawsuit challenging the existing ban and kentucky. arguments for that are scheduled for the week after election day. explain to me how the outcome of this ballot question on tuesday will effect the -- >> i think you explained it pretty clearly in the introduction, they could not be higher for tuesday. amendment to -- an abortion in -- it is caused by a. so, of course after what happened with the dobbs decision over the summer, we can no longer point to the federal constitution and abortion rights there. we've had to pivot our fight to the state court. and so, kentucky has a strong constitution, in no, there are strong rights to privacy, there is a strong right to self determination, meaning kentuckians have the right to determine their own path. that includes the right to reproductive freedom, which of course includes access to abortion. so, kentucky state constitution is our best and strongest legal role that we have an order to restore and protect access to abortion here in kentucky moving forward. it's amendment to, if it were to p

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the aclu is writing to the judge trying to unseal the warrants that are against me. they said this is never happened before in american history, james o'keefe. what's happening to you has never happened before to any journalist. now they're starting to point guns at us and take our notebooks. that's never happened before. so i do admire people like edwards don't. i admire julian assange. i admire mike wallace. i don't know what's happened. i don't know why the billion-dollar corporations are not doing the job. it's left scrappy, broke entrepreneurial enterprising people, but so be it. >> host: james o'keefe, project veritas and the author of this book, "american muckraker: rethinking journalism for the 21st century." we appreciate your time on booktv. >> guest: thank you. >> if you are enjoying booktv then sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to see the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussion, book festival and more. booktv, every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv.org. television . television for serious readers. weekends on

she is now civil rights attorney with the aclu as well as legal counsel for union workers with local 94 15 for love. >> the approximate 2 people and was really just one tool. but i see as serving justice, not my whole life or career. i've actually known for a while. they want to run for mayor and getting my law degree in government was a part of preparing myself to be the best leader for oakland. >> through the aclu, bn weather has been advising cities across the state on public safety and says oakland is in a crisis. she says violence prevention programs, trauma services and engaging youth with free entertainment. like the town night's events across town that are hosted by the department of violence prevention can all help to intervene. before problem starts the and we have also wants to increase the staffing levels at opd. well, removing officers from non criminal tasks that way they can focus on emergency response and improve the investigation solve rate. >> and so i want to again staff our police department, but i want them to focus on the job that they're highly trained and spec

of the lawyers in my office last month telling me by the way there defending us in the aclu is writing to the judge to instill awards that are against me i said this is never happened before in american history what is happening to you has never happened before too many journalists starting to point guns at us and take our books that has has never happened before so i do admire people like that's noting and i admire others and mike wallace and i don't know what happens why billion-dollar corporations are not doing the job and it's less scrappy broke entrepreneurial enterprising people but so be it. >> james o'keefe, the author of this book, american mark rinker, rethinking chosen for the 21st century, we appreciate your time and poughkeepsie. >> thank you. >> if you're enjoying book tv inside of her newsletter using the qr code on the screen, to receive the schedule of upcoming programs offer discussions on book festivals and more, book tv every sunday on "c-span2", or any time alignable tv . org serious readers. >> high school students, here is your time to showing him you're invited

so please call the aclu now or go to my aclu.org and join us. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt and much more. to show you're a part of the movement to protect the rights guaranteed to all of us by the us constitution. we protect everyone's rights, the freedom of religion, the freedom of expression, racial justice, lgbtq rights, the rights of the disabled. we are here for everyone. it is more important than ever to take a stand. so please join us today. because we the people means all the people, including you. so call now or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty. guy: so, the pound moving higher. there are reports of progress between the u.k. and eu on northern ireland. the irish prime minister spoke about the potential breakthrough on northern ireland little earlier. >> the desire to have a negotiated settlement is there on behalf of the british government and european union. talks have started. our view is a negotiated outcome is the best way to do with this. she concentrate on

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she is now civil rights attorney with the aclu as well as legal counsel for union workers with local 94 15 for love. >> the approximate 2 people and was really just one tool. but i see as serving justice, not my whole life or career. i've actually known for a while there. want to run for mayor and getting my law degree in government was a part of preparing myself to be the best leader for open. >> through the aclu, bn weather has been advising cities across the state on public safety and says oakland is in a crisis. she says violence prevention programs, trauma services and engaging youth with free entertainment. like the town night's events across town that are hosted by the department of violence prevention can all help to intervene. before problem starts the and we have also wants to increase the staffing levels at opd. well, removing officers from non criminal tasks that way they can focus on emergency response and improve the investigation solve rate. >> and so i want to again staff our police department, but i want them to focus on the job that they're highly trained and specia

he tries to get the aclu to take his case and even the aclu will not take his case and it's important to o understand how lonely the american homosexual was at this time that the aclu was to defend, it would defend the communists and people who were accused of communism and left-wing sympathies but they would not take the case of a gay person fired by his government. he goes on to found the mattachine society organizes protests outside the white in house in 1965. he's instrumental in getting the americanpsychiatric association to remove homosexuality from the list of mental disorders . these the first openly gay person to run for congress in washington dc in 1971. and i really 97again the fact the point of this conversation today this is all through the first te amendment, everything that i've listed through the arguments persuasion, appealing to the better angels of our nature and one thing i'm worried about in this country now and i feel it on bothsides . there are just slots of the country that are beyond persuasion . there's people who cannot be talked to and i think that's a real

the aclu filed a lawsuit saying there were a thousand people who didn't get the absentee ballots from cobb county. the law states they have to be received by the close of polls on election day. so we're talking about 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. the aclu is saying there's no way that these hundreds of people can get them back this that amount of time. many don't have a way to vote ourselves. they're arguing saying the people should have an extension, that they should be able to be received until the monday after election day. now, i want to talk to you of course every vote is valuable. cobb county specifically is a place we have been watching closely. i have spoken to you live a number of times. both parties see it as the key to victory. it's full of swing voters. so certainly a lot of focus on cobb county. we expect the decision to come down any time now to see how the hundreds of ballots will be treated. chris. >> this is the start of something. blayne alexander, thank you so much. in the last hour or so, government prosecutors started their cross-examination of oath keepers founder stewart

so please join the aclu now. call or go to my aclu.org and become an aclu guardian of liberty for just $19 a month. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt member card magazine and more to show you're part of a movement to protect the rights of all people. for over 100 years, the aclu has fought for everyone to have a voice and equal justice. and we will never stop because we the people, means all of us. so please call or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty today. >>> white evangelicals have a firm grip on the republican party, and for good reason. they serve as a reliable and solidly dependable voting bloc, but americans have been turning their backs on conservative christianity. the u.s. is growing less religious and less white, and white evangelicals are losing a powerful segment of voter whose are rejecting their platform. mainly young voters. younger americans, the most diverse demographic, are more likely to sign up for supporting trump or uphold

i hope you'll join me in supporting the aclu today. because we the people means all of us. call or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty today. haidi: think a look at energy markets and the risk appetite, -- take a look at the energy markets and the risk appetite. we digest the reaction to poland confirming one muscle from russia landed in -- missile from russia landed in their territory. the g20 is in bali as poland is saying able seek consultation the ship will seek consultation -- it will seek>> this is dayb. christopher wray says the bureau has great national security concerns about tiktok. the fbi's passing input onto regulators. he told lawmakers the government could use the app to control the data of millions of users. >> we do have national security concerns, at least from the fbi. it includes the possibility that the chinese government could use it to control data collection on millions of users and control the recommendation algorithm which can be used for influence operations if they so chills or to control software. >> nasa is hoping that thei

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so please call the aclu now or go to my aclu.org and join us. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt and much more. to show you're a part of the movement to protect the rights guaranteed to all of us by the us constitution. we protect everyone's rights, the freedom of religion, the freedom of expression, racial justice, lgbtq rights, the rights of the disabled. we are here for everyone. it is more important than ever to take a stand. so please join us today. because we the people means all the people, including you. so call now or go online to my aclu.org ing >>> hey, everyone. this breaking news, and let's go to chuck schumer and nancy pelosi as they have come out of the big meeting with the president at the white house. >> we had a discussion about funding the government. we agreed it should be done this year. we agree we have to work together and everybody had to give a little bit, and we also, the speaker and i, we believe, and we all said we would try and work towards getting a omnibus as opposed to

. >> all the way to the supreme court, they don't listen to it and he tried to get the aclu toa take his case and the aclu will not take his case and it's important to understand how lonely it is and they'll defend to the earlier point and left wing sensitivities and not taking the case of the left wing and he goes onto find the first priorities in the united states and organizes more and the american psychiatric move and mental disorders and firsty openly gay person to run for congress in washington dc and i really, again, the fact that the point of this conversation today, this is all throughh the first amendment and everything i've just lifted with persuasion appealing to the better angles of our nature. one thing i'm worried about in this country now is i feel that on both sides we have decided that there are swabs of the country and that's a real danger for our knock seizure disorders and when we've determined that there are people whorm are sortf beyond the scope of persuasion of dialogue, then i am concerned about the future health of our abilities to work out our problems. >>

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i hope you'll join me in supporting the aclu today. because we the people means all of us. call or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty today. haslinda: welcome back. let's do a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. wall street banks said to be quietly selling the debt from twitter's buyout at a discount. amazon shares surge amid news that ceo andy jassy is embarking on a review of expenses as part of broader efforts to streamline operations amid a slowing economy. the e-commerce giant has already pause hiring across the entire company. smic'sw third quarter earnings miss expectations despite seeing a 40% jump in next income -- net income. in its turning statement, it blamed the tepid outlook on weak demand and access to -- and u.s. curbs on access to chip technology. rishaad: bahamas is the home of ftx -- of where ftx.com is based and the company and its subsidiaries have seen asset frozen amid allegations the mobile's empire is, to put it mildly, teetering. this being seen as the prudent court of action by the bahamas securities commissio

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so please call the aclu now or go to my aclu.org and join us. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt and much more. to show you're a part of the movement to protect the rights guaranteed to all of us by the us constitution. we protect everyone's rights, the freedom of religion, the freedom of expression, racial justice, lgbtq rights, the rights of the disabled. we are here for everyone. it is more important than ever to take a stand. so please join us today. because we the people means all the people, including you. so call now or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty. >> here is a quick check of the latest headlines. softbank is looking to reduce its holdings in paytm. the stock has plummeted since its ipo last year. softbank is one of the biggest shareholders. >> tencent is handing out because shares as a special dividend after reporting a second straight revenue decline. coming up next, we will be speaking with the allianz se ceo, oliver baete. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have brea

in jeopardy right now with the fbi they try to take that right away from us i have a cell you on —- aclu lawyers were defending us tryingin to unseal the warrants against me and said this is never happened before not to any journalist and they start to point guns at us. so i do admire people like ed snowden and julian assange. and why the billion-dollar corporations are not doing their job. the broke entrepreneurial people that soviet. host. >> we look forward to booktv session. >> thank you

very specifically paid, aclu is paid to say what they say. they all are. adl is paid to say what it says, glad is paid to say what it says. but the truth is, no bs scientific truth is, these procedures aren't safe. where's the ten year study on that? we have no idea what the long term effects of puberty blockers are. we can't even guess as the long term psychological effect on mutilation on a 17-year-old or 15-year-old. what? you have no idea it's safe. you're lying. it's not a safe procedure. we've spoken to a lot of victims of this. we did a whole documentary on it. by the end of the documentary, we were more shocked than when we started reporting it out. even people who support these procedures can't actually defend them. that's the whole point. they have to make you shut up because they don't have any facts on their side. if you're not okay with child abuse, you're a murderer. it's worked on weak minded journalists who only care about status and acceptance by the group. but there are a few on whom it's not worked. at the top is chris ruffo. he joins us

the aclu asked a judge to require the county to send ballots by overnight mail and extend the state's deadline to return them. georgia has two of the most closely watched races in the country, democratic senator raphael warnock versus the trump backed herschel walker in the gubernatorial race between georgia governor brian kemp and democratic voting rights activist stacy abrams. election workers have also faced threats around the country. reuters documented more than 100 violent threats faced by election workers in arizona's maricopa county in the run-up to today's election, including "menacing emails and social media posts, threats to circulate personal information online and photographing employees arriving at work." meanwhile, republicans at the national and state levels are also trying to disqualify thousands of absentee and mail-in ballots in an effort to swing close races in battleground states like pennlvania and wisconsin. for more, we are joined in washington, d.c., by damon hewitt, president and executive director of the lawyers' committee for civil rights under law, which c

the aclu and southern poverty law center are did mandate an extension to count those votes. the aclu also condemned a recent georgia law which shortened the period voters can request and return mail-in ballots. the u.n. high commissioner for human rights has addressed an open letter to elon musk, urging twitter's new owner to "ensure human rights are central to the management of twitter under your leadership." the top u.n. official also condemned musk's firing of twitter's human rights staff and most of its ethical ai team. bloomberg is reporting twitter has asked some employees to return after it began mass layoffs on the firings included friday. teams that worked on combating election misinformation da ahead of crucial midterm elections. it is believed 3700 workers or have the workforce was fired. meanwhile, journalists and voting rights advocates are warning twitter's new subscription-model for verified accounts will make flood the platform with imposter accounts that could mislead the public. twitter will start charging $8 a month to have a blue checkmark added to accoun

the aclu is there. they're seeing over mail-in ballots. what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, this is something that really is coming on election eve, andrea. when you talk about last minute challenges. i just spoke with the executive director of the aclu here in georgia and she says right now, they have attorneys in court in cobb county arguing that more than 1,000 voters never got their absentee ballots so they're arguing this should be an extension. georgia law says absentee ballots have to be received by the time polls close. they're arguing it should be extended for the monday after for military ballots. they're pointing to georgia's controversial new voting law. they say the reason that this delay happened is because that new law essentially slashed the amount of time that counties can mail out ballots and slashed the amount of time that people can request ballots before election day. here's what she told me. >> in 2020, a million and a half people in georgia voted. we voted by mail. we took our ballot to a drop box. this process worked flawlessly. peo

you were the head lawyer in the aclu lawsuit against title 42. what about this policy is that you oppose? >> well, i think there is a couple things. one is that we've always said if you want to have a debate about tweaking the asylum system and warfare more efficient, fine. but what you can't use is the public health laws. its a misuse of the public health laws. it's a pretext we need to send them back to mexico or their home countries because of the danger. and the policy has an innocuous feeling. but it's done real harm. literally families are pushed back other the bridge at night and parents are holding children's hand while they walk back across the bridge. the u.s. government knows the cartels are sitting at the other endst bridge waiting for them. it's literally like the families are walking a plank which one judge pointed out. we need to have a debate about a more efficient and fair asylum system. but we cannot do what title 42 did which is outright deny people the right to claim asylum, what julia pointed out. people need to understand th

a week later, on november 15th, planned parenthood in the aclu were in front of the kentucky supreme court doing oral arguments in a case over the states abortion bans, an amendment to was brought up by the judges multiple times. these are definitely strategies that we have to approach from every single angle. the reason that we have seen such success with abortion rights ballot measures across the country, and resonates, purple states, blue states, the cycle, is that it's really clear that the dobbs decision does not reflect the will of the people. the reason we got the jobs decision is because we have a conservative u.s. supreme court that is beholden to special interests. not to the will of the people. direct democracy, the ballot measures, as one way that the people can make their voices heard on this issue, yeoward addition to continuing to hold elected officials accountable. we are definitely anticipating who we will see more of these have zavalla meadows in 2024 in 2026, as states evaluate the best way to get abortion rights back for women across the century. >> monika i have

henna: thank you for the opportunity to testify on behalf of the aclu and for holding this important hearing. i was in this room almost 10 years ago when, thank you, senator durbin this committee last held a hearing on these issues. an activist testified that he had seen himself as a cultural ambassador for america because of the scholarships and rich life experiences our country provided him. but then u.s. drone strikes started killing yemeni civilians, traumatizing entire communities, including in his home village. he explained that strikes were unnecessary and counterproductive. people in his village would have kaoplted with the yemeni government to turn over suspected militants. instead he said what violent militants had failed to achieve, one drone strike accomplished in an instant. there's now intense anger. drone strikes are the face of america. he pleaded for the program to end because of its civilian harms. but it continued. presidents of both parties unilaterally started launching drone strikes in yemen without congress and the american public even having a conversation abo

so please call the aclu now or go to my aclu.org and join us. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt and much more. to show you're a part of the movement to protect the rights guaranteed to all of us by the us constitution. we protect everyone's rights, the freedom of religion, the freedom of expression, racial justice, lgbtq rights, the rights of the disabled. we are here for everyone. it is more important than ever to take a stand. so please join us today. because we the people means all the people, including you. so call now or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty. haidi: the latest on the ftc scandal that we are seeing reverberating across markets. the u.s. justice department is looking into the ftx turmoil. the justice department looking into everything going on when it comes to it. that's according to a person familiar with the matter. officials from the justice department working with the securities and exchange commission and attorneys are probing the matter. representatives h

the aclu says it expects abortions pasts six weeks of pregnancy to resume tomorrow at some clinics. >>> "reuters" says a federal judge ruled the covid-era health order use today to expel hundreds of thousands of migrants in mexico is unlawful. the biden administration has continued to use title 42 among a record number of migrants trying to cross the southern border. the judge said it was arbitrary and capricious and violated federal law. the administration has asked the judge to delay the order for five weeks. >>> and "the new york times" says that some university of idaho students are leaving campus early on an early thanksgiving break, rather, after four students were murdered. three women and one man were found stabbed to death sunday in an off-campus house. authorities say the four friends were killed with a knife or some other blade. autopsies are scheduled for today, and no arrests have been made. police say it was an isolated, targeted attack, and there is no threat to the community. >>> still to come, calling all "goonies" fans. a house made famous in the '80s cult classic mo

i agree with the occurrence raised by civil right's organizations such as the aclu. i finds it shocking that 2 years after the nation's collectively recognized police usingune justified deadly force against people against black and brown people we are having a conversation about letting sfpd adopt a policy allow them to use aren'ts to kill and i think there is a reason why with all respect to folks from sfpd why they think this policy will fly here in san francisco. i think that's because the city continues to write blank checks to the department with little accountability and oversight. i think they feel they don't need a justification. that's why i talked about how sin and really absurd some of the justifications are. they don't foal they need to give us a real justification.ed because they can use -- what has worked in the pastment come in here with a bunch scare tactics and expect rubber stamp approval. we than sfpd and talked about this in the chambers, they are 12 times more likely to use force against black people in san francisco than white. racial disparitie

so please call the aclu now or go to my aclu.org and join us. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt and much more. to show you're a part of the movement to protect the rights guaranteed to all of us by the us constitution. we protect everyone's rights, the freedom of religion, the freedom of expression, racial justice, lgbtq rights, the rights of the disabled. we are here for everyone. it is more important than ever to take a stand. so please join us today. because we the people means all the people, including you. so call now or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty. >>> after a nearly two-month trial, the jury is now deliberating whether stewart rhodes and his four associates will be found guilty of is he seditious conspiracy. prosecutors saying the oath keepers felt they were above the law on january 6th. the u.s. attorney said, quote, they took matters out of the hands of the people and put rifles into their own hands. they claim to wrap themselves in the constitution. they trampl

and he doesn't know what he's getting into as mat, aclu o line or what a state of affairs, legal media analysts joining us live her naughty international. great to see your thanks. we'll see you soon. thank you, sir. good to have you with us as the i see. and summit concludes and cambodia. there's a discord among top officials on what the traditional final statement should sound like. russia is foreign minister stoker law for off explain what some are calling a stand off the cuba. no collective decision on a joint statement has been made because the united states and it's western allies insisted on absolutely unacceptable language regarding the situation in ukraine. lover of either that washington and as nato allies are seeking to weapon eyes asia to contain russia and china rather than support such regional organizations as i see on the statement came with a number of western countries including a orcus allies, australia, and new zealand. attend to the assay and groups meetings, viscouso international cooperation, or former indian foreign secretary, or conwell. sybil believes, while t

if i need a screen that shows that it was seems clean faced as busher. jim's su dates at the, at the aclu girl. always except a from a fill in the way, the most nasty business that it was studying for him to have study. and we have some operational up up on visual nose up on sort of blood. but i showed you multiple, he wouldn't be a school, but i mean the must, anything a given the, from the most in thought from the vocal mix and flung, put up with that window which fed up. wow, i know for sure that he thought he had no family empathy. let me check that it was not a bit on the what now. so what you, what the hold up with the conflict in ukraine is turned into a test of wills and endurance. and a such escalation is part of the couch with this is what makes this conflict so dangerous. when nato escalates russia, we act accordingly. and we know now american boots are on the ground. what could go wrong? ah, ah, no one, no, no, no, no, no. what was the limitation? i unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and bu

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the aclu case in georgia was a victory. we saw victories in pennsylvania. we saw victories in new york. there are images online, if you go look, there are voting machines literally being wheeled in to vassar college today as a result of a court victory there. republicans are 0 for 6 today and democracy is 6-0. so we've still got five more cases that i expect to come in but i'm feeling good about how the courts are handling it. >> marc, is the litigation strategy to disenfranchise voters straight up, or is it to disenfranchise voters if you win and to cast doubt and aspersion on the result if you lose? is it both or -- >> oh, it's the second. i think it may be more of the second part of the second than even the first part of the second. i think that much of had litigation -- take the lawsuit, for example, in wisconsin. a conservative group brought a lawsuit to throw out all of -- or to not count all of the ballots cast by our men and women in uniform serving overseas. i mean, that's just obscene. and it's also not going to prevail. you know. on behalf of our

he tried to get the aclu to take his case and they will not. to understand the homosexuality that they defend communist people they were not take the place of —- the case of thehe gay person and instrumental in getting the psychiatric association to remove homosexuality from mental disorders. the first openly gay people to rent for congress this is all through the first amendment arguments and persuasion appealing to the better angels of our nature so now i feel on both sides have a swath of the country beyond persuasion. and that's aar real danger for democracy when we determined they are beyond the scope of persuasion and dialogue then concerned about the future health of our ability to work out our problems. >> what resonated with me aboutam that example so those literal nazis brought from germany who are working in alabama. and then to echo to tell the stories to add quickly that the person who purchased the car and this is a person even with those inov the movement did not know. >> tell us who you are. >> and the intersection of your tho

sfpd did in the follow the existing law and got sued by the aclu from live monitoring protests. the idea you can go out as a citizen and prosecute test against your government in a controversial issue whenever your positions are, and the government is going to surveill you to watch you and follow you to see where you go and watch what you do, this to me standses in the face of freedom that i believe america stands for. i oppose this ordinance. ed they were in the able to follow the first one they broke the law there example the aclu came and cloned it up and now it it is not just the security camera its is everybody's cam ares theyville access to. and so it is mass surveillance and does not make us safer. >> i think we have time for -- one more answer? well, it is form over substance. i'm a fan of electronic surveillance butt right way as mr. veronese mentioned. we need to go through the hoops. we need to get the not the luin motion you go at this time court and ask to get the right to conduct surveillance. now -- surveillance when you out in public, there is you are basically i

even the aclu had finally woken up and said this is a violation of the first amendment, there must be a bipartisan agreement that's never right for the government to sensor our speech and tell private corporations to sensor our speech. they could not use agents to do that. that's a first amendment conspiracy, it must be stopped. >> laura: this will have to go to the supreme court, i would hope they do the right thing here. i want to read one more bit from this piece congressman by emily olster from browns university. pediatricians and public health officials will need to work together and politicians will need to consider school mandates. congressman. .0003% lethality for children. >> absolutely not. when we get to the majority, we'll hold these bureaucrats accountable who forced this outrageous mandates on our kids. we have to start with that. we have to hold them accountable. this bomb shell story, i thought big tech was the biggest threat to free speech and now we are finding out the biden administration pushing mandates like these and censorships attacked on our first amendment an

the aclu of north dakota also reported that 411 missing murdered and indigenous people were kidnapped or murdered in states affiliated with pipeline projects. 10% of these cases occurred in counties where the keystone pipeline alone is proposed to be built. ms. charlie, in your testimony you stated that the route in action at that's family space is the devaluation of indigenous lives since the onset of colonization. i want to end it by turning it over to you. what would you say is the most important thing that can be done now to address the problem of missing and murdered indigenous women? >> tribal nations need to be able to fully prosecute the crimes in which happen in our communities. we need legislation passed, industries out of our communities, we know that what happens to our land happens to our women. it happens to our bodies. it is an injustice on the part of the united states government, to have these institutions unregulated in our communities. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. for those important questions and the responses. recognize myself for five minutes,

we saw the biden administration and dhs to a deal with the aclu to drop title 42 to encourage more people -- they keep incentivizing -- one think we should do is go back to president obama, you can have a surge of the border and get federal prosecutors and judges and start prosecuting people legally entering our country and it will deter people from crossing. arthel: we need to get something done but i want to be on the record saying the past week the federal judge put on hold his initial ruling the u.s. title 42 to be expelled, that was his order in the biden administration -- go ahead. >> i didn't mean to interrupt, it's still set to expire. arthel: you are right, 21. go ahead. >> you incentivize and decriminalize activity and you see more and that's what we see at the southern border spee8. arthel: dhs says they have plans to include removal authorities such as expedited removal and migrants and they will not be allowed in the you feel it's stuff on paper not working. >> i guess that's what they do in d.c., the people, republicans and democrats they talk and complain and meanwhile the