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this magistrate is not the king, the people are the king. trish: he is a monarch? that's their accusation? because of his son's name? 13-year-old kid who didn't ask for any of this by the way is being dragged into this political schiff storm if you would by heavily biased liberal stanford law professor who clearly lax any warmth or any decency. >> just give you one example shows the difference between him and a king, which is the constitution says there can be no titles of nobility. while the president can name his son barron he can't make i am a baron. trish: disgusting to do that. her lame apology was too little, too late. i want to get back to the idea of the king and the american revolution. i spent many years studying colonial history. i grew up in one of the original 13 colonies, i'm too well read on the revolution for the left to pull any of that baloney. the american revolution was about freedom from tyranny. freedom from oppressive tax says without representation. the monarchy was taxing 13 american colonies at onerous rate without providing them any futur

do they know about martin luther king? and of course, the answer was no because the majority of the people here had not heard it. that was the first thing i could hear him saying. could you lower those signs please? i have some very sad news for all of you, and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. when i was here and listened to his speech, the pendulum of my emotions, i could see it swinging. and it was in a matter of minutes because i think the speech lasted no more than six or seven minutes. but it went from when he first made the announcement, one of anger and revenge and the sound of that, the collective moans and the sighs. it could not only be heard, but to me, it could be felt. i felt the wave of emotion that came through that crowd. mr. kennedy: for those of you who are black and are tempted to be filled with hatred and mistrust of the injustice of such an act against all white people, i would only say that i can also feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling.

king had been shot. at the airport, he finally learned that dr. king had died. there was a lot of confusion about what the kennedy campaign should do. should they cancel the speech? should they go ahead with it? they knew they were going to cancel their appearance of the campaign headquarters. they didn't know what to do. there were people here who got word back at the airport that you're going to have to come out here and say such thing. if you don't, there might be some trouble. already, news was filtering out that a lot of major american cities head of violence occurring when people heard the news. it was decided that kennedy would come here to address the crowd that had gathered there. kennedy had no prepared text from his campaign speech writers. he was with his key campaign aide. and they talked about what is going to say. kennedy didn't know what to say in his speech writer didn't have advice to give him. >> the street that we are standing on, 17th street, it did not end the way it is now. it continued all the way through. the sidewalk would be just about

. >> am i to crucify your king? >> only pontius pilate had the authority to crucify jesus. >> it all comes back to one spot: golgotha. >> this proves that pilate really existed. >> as archaeology discovers pilate's name in stone and the locations of jesus' trial and execution, the character from the bible joins the figure in history to reveal, who really was pontius pilate? in 1961, while excavating the ancient city of caesarea maritima on the coast of israel, a team of italian archaeologists make a sensational discovery. in the city's amphitheater, they uncover a stone, which bears an inscription. much is eroded, but enough remains to reveal a name: pontius pilate, prefect of judaea in the bible, pilate is infamous as the man who tries jesus. >> pilate is a fascinating character in christian history. he does seem tormented about whether or not jesus is guilty and whether or not he should condemn him. >> the pilate of the gospels is uncertain. he seems deeply concerned with jesus' innocence. >> i have the authority

the year before the king had come to the united states and was the first saudi king to ever visit the united states. 's visit was planned for nine days it lasted 12. the king had indicated he would bring 80 people with him he brought almost 200 there were so many studies in the delegation they could not all fit in blair house they literally set up tents to house the rest of the saudi delegation. so we'd like to say he was wined and dined but he was given great profile by the eisenhower administration. the failure of his plot to assassinate nasser resulted in a severe throwback in the saudi royal family within a matter of days stripped the king of all his power and gave it to the crown prince faisal he stayed in power as king but was powerless after that. faisal was much less favorable to the united states. so that was one big setback. shortly afterwards the lebanese civil war began and that was another setback to america the lebanese president was one of the few arab leaders who publicly divorced the eisenhower declaration but in jordan the cia uncovered a plot to overthrow king husse

king hussein at this point is in his early 20s. he's a very inexperienced king. he's running a country that is 80% palestinian, that has no support for hashemite monarchy. the cia uncovered a plot, actually the fbi uncovered a plot by tapping the phone of the jordanian defense attachÉ at washington was plotting an egyptian counterpart to overthrow the king. in late june 1958 the cia gave all the information to the jordanians and they arrested the plot makers. they king turned to his brother-in-law, baking of jordan, king faisal the second and asked him between the two of them are remarkable young they are back in 1958. the two of them agreed iraq would send a brigade of the iraqi army to oman in order to stabilize the jordanian situation. unfortunately the brigade they selected was filled with coup plotters who are preparing a plot against king faisal. the plot succeeded on the 14th of july 1958. as i said earlier it was a very, very violent plot. the coup plotters brigade was moving through baghdad in the early morning, with ammunition which was very unusual an

it makes the king angry, and by the time thomas converts his wife and the king's son as well, misdaeus has had enough. the jealous king dispatches his men to capture and kill thomas. >> his final words repeat the same acclamation he made in the gospel of john when jesus, the risen christ, appeared to him. >> my lord, my god, i have fulfilled the work you gave me and obeyed your every command. today, i receive my final freedom. >> he dies being pierced with spears. >> thomas has understood something very important about discipleship, that it's all about following jesus whatever the consequences, and that will include persecution, suffering and death. >> according to local tradition, in 72 ad, his body is laid to rest in mylapore, now part of modern day chennai, but it will not remain there. >> tradition holds that his followers took his body back to the west to mesopotamia and that they lay in the city of edessa there until the crusades resulted in the bones being brought to europe. >> dr. georges kazan and professor tom higham from oxford university have been granted permission to test

so the king turned to his brother-in-law the king of jordan king faisal the second and you can see how young they are that they agreed iraq would send a brigade of the iraqi army in order to help stabilize the jordanian situation but what they selected for those that have the plot against king faisal. as we said earlier it's a very violent plot the brigade was moving through baghdad in the early morning and that ammunition which is very unusual instead of headed towards jordan but the defense ministry into line up the machine gun all of them in the and the de facto over the last 20 years found one day later and executed on the spot and a blow a series of events and the coup was led by this man nobody knew who this guy was. a complete unknown the americans didn't know and the russians didn't know. a complete unknown factor. the plotters may or may not have been egyptian but that those sympathies are with him. and that is filled with people holding up pictures of nasser. the tanks have his picture all over them. and then to come to the conclusion it was the egyptian sponsored coup. the l

people heard the news about king's death. and could speak to people directly and give them bad news and be counted upon to do the right thing so it was decided that kennedy would come to 17th and broadway street to address the crowd that had gathered there. kennedy had no prepared text from his campaign speech writers. a key campaign aide, there was -- we are not going to stay here in that car, kennedy didn't know and didn't have any advice to give him. this street we are standing on, 17th st. actually did not end the way it is now before so it continued all the way. the sidewalk would be just about where you are standing and the flatbed truck is maybe 10 feet, 20 feet beyond the sidewalk. except for the fact that you could hear him say do they know about martin luther king? the answer was no so that was the first thing i could say. >> could you lower those signs please? i have some very sad news for all of you and that is martin luther king was shot and killed tonight. >> when i was here and listened to his speech, the pendu

that this magistrate is not the king. the people are the king. >> he is a monarch, that is the accusation because of his son's name? a 13-year-old kid who didn't ask for any of this, by the way, is being dragged into the political schiff storm if you will, by highly biased stanford law professor who clearly lacks warmth or decency. >> give you within example that shows you the difference to him and a king of the constitution says there can be no titles of nobility. while the president can name his son barron, he can't make him a baron. [laughter]. trish: disgusting to do that. her lame apology was too little, too late. more on that in a moment. first, i want to get back to this idea of a king, and the american revolution. i have spent many years studying colonial history. i grew up in one of the original 13 colonies. i'm too well read on the revolution for the left to pull that baloney. american revolution was about fear from tyranny. oppressive taxation without representation. the monarchy was taxing 13 american colonies

it belonged to the king. a commoner whose presenting himself as the top of this necessary immovable hierarchy. this was not just on impact, not just somebody a little ambitio ambitious, this was an attack on the foundation. this was a geometrical attack on the foundations of the regime as he saw it. so he moved on to -- determined not just to crush it but to create something that would be his own. to create his own geometry felt present proper order of the world which is what he did precisely. a carton in the style except about 100 times long-term. areas surrounding. his immediate area here is in the tradition and the kind of geometrical patterns you were familiar from the presenting and orderly hierarchy world. from there, again you have this mean axis leading to the horiz horizon, creating it as a skeptical painting. it's not just the deep parts here, this was an older garden that pre-existing, the real magic is what happens here. this is the grand park over here in which he has the grand canal and surround

king. we're protecting you you might not be there for 2 weeks without us you have to pay for your village and. we filmed this during the period when the saudi government was officially denying that its agents murdered journalist jamal khashoggi the government later confessed to the killing of the saudi consulate in istanbul and admitted it was a premeditated murder. a lot of fingers are pointed at the crown prince for allegedly ordering the killing in turkey but the u.s. president still has unwavering support for muhammad bin salma i don't know if anyone's going to be able to complain to that the crown prince there but i will say this i don't know i don't know but whether he did or whether he did and he denies it very mentally his father denies it became very adamantly. the case remains open regardless of saudi denials and criminal sentences it risks the prince's grip on power for an investment vision to. 13 and aramco spy p.r. . despite several attempts the remco and its subsidiaries did n

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she said my pastor, martin luther king, jr. i said, well i met dr. king. i do not know him like you do. but that is fine. but i said let me give you two good positions for these other two men. michelle: [laughter] e.d. nixon thee treasurer, because he knows a philip randolph, who is the founder of a pullman car union, and the other man was a former coach at alabama state. he had been, he was in the political aspect. he wanted to get people registered to vote. he had a club, the name the citizens club. in order to get to the club, you had to be a registered voter. i said let's make nixon the treasurer, make rufus lewis the chairman of the transportation committee, because if it lasts beyond monday, we will need somebody. said lewis, white, jewel is co-owner of the largest fuel home in town. guess what? they have automobiles. we need automobiles to take people to and from work. make him chair of the transportation committee and we will have a transportation follow-up. joanne said when i am going to do when we get through here, fred, i am going to go to alaba

do they know about martin luther king ? and of course the answer was no because the majority of the people hadn't heard so that was his first, first thing i could hearhim saying . >> could you lower those signs, please ? i have some very sad news for all of you. and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis tennessee. >> when i was here and listened to his speech, the pendulum of my emotions, i could see it swaying and it was in a matter of minutes because i think the speech lasted no more than six, seven minutes but it went from when he first made the announcement one of anger and revenge and the collective moans and sighs, it could not only be heard but to me it could be felt. i felt a wave of emotion that came through that crowd.>> for those of you who are black and are tempted to be filled with hatred and distrust of the injustice of such an act, against all white people, i would only say that i can also feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling. i had a member of my family killed, b

the king of condoms and his project supply girls with the name funding of digital. so that they can. even the small income of young girls become independent and less like. this 18 year old from ikea is part of the project and part of high living with a farming. they don't have to be a parent to those mine who. smoke. so that you can get some money to buy. your food. their. courage to say no i can't support myself thinking of condoms moves on to continue his daily mission to protect his kingdom kibera i can tell you to be. a muslim and to. leave him who to hear you know what. paula. but the dems. need to fix it i believe you need somebody who can help you to be. faster angela merkel's ruling coalition could be in trouble here in germany after the center left social democrats are s.p.d. elected to new leaders who are critical of the chancellor social democrats form part of the government along with merkel's conservatives. say they want to renegotiate their coalition deal with the conservatives to focus more on social justice and climate policies and they have not rule

king solomon but i said king. we're protecting you you might not be there for 2 weeks without us you have to pay for your village and . we filmed this during the period when the saudi government was officially denying that its agents murdered journalist jamal khashoggi the government later confessed to the killing of the saudi consulate in istanbul and admitted it was a premeditated murder. a lot of fingers are pointed at the crown prince for allegedly ordering the killing in turkey but the u.s. president still has unwavering support for muhammad bin salma i don't know if anyone's going to be able to complain that the crown prince there but i will say this i don't know i don't know but whether he did it or whether he did he denies it very manipulative his father denies it became very adamantly. the case remains open regardless of saudi denials and criminal sentences it risks the prince's grip on power for an investment vision to. 2030 and aramco spy p.r. . despite several attempts and its subsidiaries did not resp

king solomon but i said king. we're protecting you you might not be there for 2 weeks without us you have to pay for your village and . we filmed this during the period when the saudi government was officially denying that its agents murdered journalist jamal khashoggi the government later confessed to the killing of the saudi consulate in istanbul and admitted it was a premeditated murder. a lot of fingers are pointed at the crown prince for allegedly ordering the killing in turkey but the u.s. president still has unwavering support for muhammad bin salma i don't know if anyone's going to be able to complain of that the crown prince there but i will say this i don't know i don't know but whether he did or whether he did and he denies it vehemently his father denies it became very adamantly. the case remains open regardless of saudi denials and criminal sentences it risks the prince's grip on power for an investment vision to. 13 and aramco i.p.o. . despite several attempts and its subsidiaries did not respond to

break from england and to draft their own constitution the principle that in this country no one is king we have followed the principle since before the founding of the constitution and it is recognized around the world as a fixed inspiring american ideal and his 3rd message to congress in 100003 president theodore roosevelt delivered one of the finest articulations of this principle he said no one is above the law and no man is below nor do we ask any man's permission we require him to obey it obedience to the law is demanded as a right not asked for as a favor 3 features of our constitution protect the fundamental principle that no one not even the president is above the law 1st in the british system the public had no choice over the monarch or rule them in our constitution the framers allowed elections to serve as a crucial means for ensuring presidential accountability 2nd in the british system the king could do no wrong. and no other parts of the government could check his misconduct and our constitution the framers developed the concept of separation of powers which consists of che

so the king is taking charge. president trump clearly takes political heat for the defense contracts he has with saudi arabia. sending in a large amount of weapons. i think clearly there's something between president trump and the saudis. if the saudis lose the political and public support in the united states, such that they would lose valuable weapons systems and military support in the region, that would expose them to the enemies in the region. that would be a huge -- >> i appreciate your expertise. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> we're learning three members of the minnesota national guard died thursday after their blackhawk helicopter crashed during a routine maintenance test flight. >> according to our cnn affiliate wcco, a may day call was put out about an hour and a half after the helicopter went they say it was found tangled in trees on a family farm. the u.s. army aviation center is sending investigators to determine the cause of the crash. >>> so this morning we've learned an american prisoner in

saudi arabia's king has described the actions of the gunmen is a heinous crime. he said his country would help the us with the investigation. king solomon of saudi arabia just called to express in second tolera nces called to express in second tolerances and to offer his sympathies to the family and friends of the warriors killed and wounded in the attack that took place just recently, just this morning, in pensacola florida. the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people who love the american people so much. the involvement of the saudi national has raised questions about the gunmen's motive. investigators are looking into whether the shooting was terra related. the government of saudi arabia needs to make things better for these victims. and i think that they will owe a debt here, given that this was one of their individuals. the florida naval base has a long history of training pilots from overseas. we have an international t

king carter as his nickname of king perhaps suggests, was one of the most wealthy and powerful planters in colonial virginia and king carter represents the development of the virginia colony from what was first a fledgling outpost of the british empire to what became over the course of the colonial period, a gem in the crown of the british empire. one of the most politically and economically powerful colonies in the british empire and that evolution transpired by through two interrelated developments. the development of tobacco cultivation. it became the primary cash crop of virginia and also the development of slavery. tobacco was a labor intensetibe crop. it required a lot of laborers and planters. in virginia in the 17th century were using white indentured servants. over the course of time, they realized it was more profit bable bable to them to use enslaved black laborers. that's how we had the development of slavery in virginia and it was a system that eventually spread throughout all of the british kocolonies and as the well thinkest planter, robert king carter represents how thro

she said my pastor, martin luther king jr. i said i met dr. king. i do not know him like you do. but i said let me give you two good positions for these other two men. treasurer, because he knows a philip randolph, who is union, and of the the other man was a former coach at alabama state. he was in the political aspect. he wanted to get people registered to vote. in order to get to the club, you had to be a registered voter. i said let's make nixon the treasurer, lewis the chairman of the transportation committee, because if it is on monday, we will need somebody. jewel is i said co-owner of the largest home in town. guess what? they have automobiles. mobiles.auto going to don i am when we get through here, fred, i am going to go to alabama state and get some students. i am going to draw up a leaflet. woman say another black has been arrested. the trial will be on monday. let's stay off of the buses as a protest. that is what happened and the rest is history. neither one of us -- i could not afford -- it could not be afforded that fred was out here doing all of that. i would hav

king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltary base by a saudi air force trainee. in the last big debate before next week's uk election, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn clash over security, the economy and brexit. and a ‘mega fire‘ burning out of control poses a major threat to sydney — we'll be live with the latest. homeowners living just one hour outside the city have been told to leave immediately. a jury in los angeles has found in favour of elon musk in a libel case involving a british cave explorer. the two had engaged in a public argument about how to rescue children trapped in a cave in thailand. in a tweet, mr musk called the cave diver "pedo guy" — a phrase he argued was not meant literally. anyone must ended court on friday for the and now final day of this trial. what has surely been the most intense, not to mention extensive examination ever of a single tweet. how many of you? that tweet, sent in july 2018, came in the midst of the miraculous rescue of 12 thai boys and therefore all coach from a flooded cave.

saudi arabia's king salman has described the actions of the gunman as a "heinous crime." he said his country would help the us with the investigation. king salman of saudi arabia just called to express his sincerest condolences and give his sympathies to the family and friends of the warriors who were killed and wounded in the attack that took place just recently, just this morning, in pensacola florida. the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people, who love the american people so much. the involvement of a saudi national has raised questions about the gunman‘s motive. investigators are looking into whether the shooting was terror related. the government of saudi arabia needs to make things better for these victims. and i think that they will owe a debt here, given that this was one of their individuals. the florida naval base has a long history of training pilots from overseas. we have an international training service. we have stu

king carter as his nickname of king perhaps suggests, was one of the most wealthy and powerful planters in colonial virginia and king carter represents the development of the virginia colony from what was first a fledgling outpost of the british empire to what became over the course of the colonial period, a gem in the crown of the british empire. one of the most politically and economically powerful colonies in the british empire and that evolution transpired by through two interrelated developments. the development of tobacco cultivation. it became the primary cash crop of virginia and also the development of slavery. tobacco was a labbe intensive crop. it required a lot of laborers and planters. in virginia in the 17th century were using white indentured servants. over the course of time, they realized it was more profit bable bable to them to use enslaved black laborers. that's how we had the development of slavery in virginia and it was a system that eventually spread throughout all of the british colonies and as the well thinkest planter, robert king carter represents how through

martin luther king and walker were, we have a, an early letter from martin lewiser king to walker. it's dated december 3rd, 1958. it's referencing a march against segregated schools that walker was organized here in richmond and it's signed mike. only dr. king's closest friends referred to him as mike so this is a powerful indication of how close their friendship was. we also have this, it's very humble looking, but a powerful artifact. this aluminum cup. so-called freedom cup. it belonged to walker's wife, teresa, who was a fellow civil rights activist so this is an important reminder of the important role women played in the zyl rights moouchl. now she got this cup when she was imprisoned in jackson, mississippi in june of 1961. after taking one of the freedom rides and those were rides that were organized by civil rightsing activists, both white and black activists, who wanted to test southern compliance with federal mandates against segregated bussing and interstate bus travel and so groups of freedom riders would board buses in the north and take long bus journeys into the dee

and the king recognizes that. so i think what he tried to do by calling out so early is not often that, a, the saudi king gets involved, that, b, he does so with such speed and it really recognizes the importance he places on that relationship with president trump. remember the saudis didn't particularly like president obama. they do like the fact that trump is tough on iran so he does seem to want to protect that relationship but of course it's causing political backlash against president trump when he handles it this way. >> and, john, the defense department might want to re-evaluate this program in pensacola, that's what's being reported. to what extent? clearly this is very disconcerting, disturbing, but what kind of leverage might the defense department have in re-evaluating whether saudis will come stateside to train in this program? >> the defense department has enormous leverage. i mean it's their program. obviously the initial vetting is done by the state department through the consular offices located at

king solomon but i said king. we're protecting you you might not be there for 2 weeks without us you have to pay for your village and . we filmed this during the period when the saudi government was officially denying that its agents murdered journalist jamal khashoggi the government later confessed to the killing of the saudi consulate in istanbul and admitted it was a premeditated murder. a lot of fingers are pointed at the crown prince for allegedly ordering the killing in turkey but the u.s. president still has unwavering support for muhammad bin salma i don't know if anyone's going to be able to conclude that the crown prince there but i will say this i don't know i don't know but whether he did or whether he did and he denies it very manipulative his father denies it became very adamantly. the case remains open regardless of saudi denials and criminal sentences it risks the prince's grip on power for an investment vision to. 2030 am aramco spy p.r. . despite several attempts and its subsidiaries did not resp

even martin luther king visited her home. as i say, many key black intellectual and cultural figures of the day. and spencer. she was constantly writing, devoted to her craft. she would write verses on any available piece of paper. we call these h.e.r. scribblings, we have several examples of her scribblings that she kept around her home. even though and spencer anne spencer was constantly writing, she wasn't a poet who actively thought actively saw publication. she generally had to be prodded into sending her poems to a literary journal and a blur and other publications. we do have an example from the lyrica magazine from the virginia published literary journal. her works are included in all the major anthologies in american and black poetry of the period. she was a civil rights activist. she stopped taking the boston the bus in her bus in lynchburg. she would walk everywhere or try to hitch rides on farmers wagons and so forth, something that was considered inappropriate for a respectable lady in that day. she also worked a

president donald trump says the saudi king called him to send his condolences and said he's directed his security services to cooperate with the investigation into the attack. the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the but american actions of the shooter and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people who love the american people so much so that was just given to me by the king of saudi arabia and i can tell you it's a horrible thing that took place and we're getting to the bottom of it all of the investigators are there now and they're studying it very closely i think there's obviously going to be a lot of questions about you know this individual being a foreign national being a part of the saudi air force and then to be here training on our soil that to do this and the f.b.i. is working with the dea they're working with the o.e. they're working with the scheme be a county sheriff's one of the things that i talked to the president about is given that this was a foreign national in the employ of a foreign service is an o.b.

the king of course has called this an outrage. he said this is not -- this is not saudi arabia, the -- they say this is not saudi arabia. they have their faith and put their trust in the kingdom and the king. but of course these new details that possibly indicate his mindset going into the shooting, and i say possibly, because these have all yet to be confirmed by cnn -- possibly going into the shooting, some al qaeda type content abanti-american, anti-israeli, quoting al qaeda leaders and figure heads. >> is there any clarity on whether these sentiments associated with this gunman, was this posted while he was in training at this u.s. facility or was this prior to? and i ask because it would seem if there was a track record prior to coming to the u.s., that any kind of vetting to make sure that this candidate is -- everything is known about this candidate before coming to a u.s. military insulation ftalla any training? >> sure, this extremist monitoring website says that this was posted, this twitter account posted this about 15

more than 2,000 people in the seattle-king county area live in some kind of vehicle. emilee broll's dodge commander is 42-years-old. why are you living in an r.v.? >> broll: because rent is obscene here. i can't afford it. i just think i'm working my butt off. and i don't want to just spend all of my money paycheck to paycheck just to survive. >> cooper: given the work you do, i think most people would think, "well, that's a job that one can live off." >> broll: yeah. i think a lot of people are shocked when they find out that i'm-- i work full time. >> cooper: what's the solution here? >> broll: affordable housing. build it. quit selling out to developers. >> cooper: housing prices in seattle skyrocketed more than 60% over the last five years as hi-tech companies expanded or moved in. jeff gold was unable to pay the rent on his apartment and was evicted nearly six years ago. when we met him in august, he'd just started a new job as a database coordinator. he was 58-years-old and a graduate of the university of illinois. this is where jeff was sleeping- - beside a chu

they could not impeach the king and in that sense the king was above the law. in stark contrast, the framers from the very outset of the constitutional convention in 178 7 made it clear the president would be subject to impeachment in order to demonstrate that the president was subordinate to the law. if you will, i would like you to think now about a specific date in the constitutional convention, july 20th, 1787. it was the middle of a long hot summer. on that day, two members of the constitutional convention actually moved to take out the impeachment provision from the draft constitution. they had a reason for that and the reason was they said the president will have to stand for reelection. if the president has to stand for reelection that is enough. we don't need a separate provision for impeachment. when that proposal was made, significant disagreement ensued. the governor of north carolina, a man called william davie immediately said if the president cannot be impeached he will spare more methods or means whatever to get himself reelected. following davi

martin luther king and walker were, we have a, an early letter from martin lewiser king to walker. it's dated december 3rd, 1958. it's referencing a march against segregated schools that walker was organized here in richmond and it's signed mike. only dr. king's closest friends referred to him as mike so this is a powerful indication of how close their friendship was. we also have this, it's very humble looking, but a powerful artifact. this aluminum cup. so-called freedom cup. itt belonged to walk eer's wife teresa, who was a fellow civil rights activist so this is an important reminder of the important role women played in the zyl rights moouchl. now she got this cup when she was imprisoned in jackson, mississippi in june of 1961. after taking one of the freedom rides and those were rides that were organized by civil rightsing activists, both white and black activists, who wanted to test southern compliance with federal mandates against segregated bussing and interstate bus travel and so groups of freedom riders would board buses in the north and take long bus journeys into the d

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. today we'll get a look at how the manufacturing sector is faring. a report from the institute for supply management is set to be released soon after the opening bell. meanwhile, notable companies reporting earnings today include dollar general, loccitane and new york and company. stocks closed lower friday. the dow tumbled 112. the s&p 500 fell 12, and the nasdaq lost 39. >>> u.s. consumers looking to score cyber monday deals are expected to spend a record $9.4 billion today. that's a 19% jump from last year, and shoppers are turning to their smart phones now more than ever before. it comes after black friday's record-setting $7.4 billion in online sales. that's the second largest online sales day ever behind last year's cyber monday. >>> the united auto workers and fiat chrysler reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract over the weekend. it includes a total of $9 billion in investments and also reportedly include

saudi arabia's king salman has described the actions of the gunman as a "heinous crime." he said his country would help the us with the investigation. king salman of saudi arabia just called to express his sincere condolences and give his sympathies to the family and friends of the warriors who were killed and wounded in the attack that took place just recently, just this morning, in pensacola florida. the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way, shape orform represents the feelings of the saudi people, who love the american people so much. the involvement of a saudi national has raised questions about the gunman‘s motive. investigators are looking into whether the shooting was terror related. the government of saudi arabia needs to make things better for these victims. and i think that they will owe a debt here, given that this was one of their individuals. the florida naval base has a long history of training pilots from overseas. we have an international training service. we have stude

, because the king could do no wrong. but what they were understanding then, was the idea that when you took private benefits or when you asked for private benefits, in what term for an official act -- in return for an official act or someone gave them to you to influence an official act, that was bribery. >> and so we have constitutional bribery here, the high crime and misdemeanor of constitutional bribery against president trump? >> if you conclude that he asked for the investigation of vice president biden and his son for political reasons, that is to aid his re-election, then, yes. have you have bribery here. >> and in forming that opinion, did you review a memorandum of the president's telephone call with the ukrainian president, the one where president trump asked, i would like to you do us a favor, though, and also asked about >> yes, i did rely on that. >> did you consider the following testimony from our ambassador to the european union, ambassador sondland. >> was there a quid pro quo? as i testified -- with re

naval base he was on a training course and florida the saudi king is found u.s. president trump it offered his condolences to the victims it's a 2nd deadly shooting at a u.s. base this week a can of reports from washington. mabel is stationed pensacola was placed in a state of lockdown as were the surrounding neighborhoods where many of the 16000 personnel at the base live along with some 7000 civilians who work that each day. a navy spokesman confirmed it was a saudi national training at the base who opened fire in a classroom we have the international training syllabus we have students from from several different countries that come here they learn aviation they become naval aviators while they're here florida's governor was quickly on the scene and while briefing president trump on the phone raise the question of reparations one of the things that i talk to the president about is given that this was a foreign national in the employ of a foreign service is you know be time to do this but obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to to make make things bett

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it wasn't talking about the king because the king could do no wrong. what they were understanding then was the idea that, when you took private benefits or when you asked for private benefits in return for an official act or somebody gave them to you to influence an official act, that was bribery. >> and so we have constitutional bribe by here. the high crime and misdemeanor of constitutional bribery against president trump. >> if you conclude that he asked for the investigation of vice president biden and his son for political reasons, ha ithat is aid his re-election, yes, you have bribery here. >> in forming that opinion, did you review the memorandum of the president's telephone call with the ukrainian president, the one where president trump asked, i would like you to do us a favor though, and also asked about looking into his u.s. political opponents? >> yes, i did rely on that. >> did you consider the following testimony from our ambassador to the european union, ambassador sondland? >> was there a european union, ambassador sondland? >> was ther

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we'll bookmark the fire log and come back to that one. it is jobs friday. today the labor department set to deliver its november jobs report this morning. now stocks closed higher yesterday led by gains in tech and bank shares. the dow was up 28 points. the s&p 500 added 4. the nasdaq also gained 4. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is setting up a showdown vote next week on her bill empowering medicare to negotiate drug prices. the latest version would use savings from lower cost drugs to -- to provide lower drug costs rather to provide medicare recipients with dental, vision, and hearing benefits not currently covered. while the bill is expected to pass the democratic-controlled house, experts say it has virtually no change in the republican-run senate. >>> there's debate over a drug that claims to be the first medication to slow alzheimer's. biogen says it deserves serious consideration by the fda. biogen stopped testing the

this was not that a king. the people are the king. they therefore created a constitutional remedy to protest against that protect against a dangerous or corrupt leader, impeachment. unless the constitution contained in impeachment provision, one founder warned, a president might "spare no effort or means whatsoever to get himself reelected." insisted, george mason they president who procures his appointment their improper and corrupt acts might repeat his guilt and return to power. during the debate over impeachment at the constitutional convention, george mason asked to any man -- should any man be about justice? should he be above it who can commit the most extensive injustice? in his great wisdom he knew that injustice committed by the president erodes the rule of law. justice,idea of fair the bedrock of our democracy. if we allow a president to be above the law, we do so surely at the peril of our public. in america no one is above the law. over the past few weeks through the intelligence committee working with the foreign affairs

president donald trump says the saudi king is called in to offer his condolences. the king said that the story people are greatly angered by the blood work the actions of the shooter and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people who love the american people so much so where they were just given by the king of saudi arabia and i can tell you it's a horrible thing that took place and we're getting to the bottom of it all of the investigators are there now and they're studying it very closely at least 10 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire in iraq the shooting happened near a protest site really alarming square in central baghdad. in india a rape victim allegedly set on fire by the men accused of her attackers died the 23 year old was on their way to court when she was attacked on thursday the woman had told the police she was beaten and stabbed before 5 then says are on fire in the northern state of pradesh and the earlier on friday indian police in the southern state of telling gallant shot dead 4 men suspect

draft kings is going public as part of a three-way deal. we will have the latest that. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. i'm shery ahn in new york. jon: i'm jon erlichman in toronto. time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. tesla secured more than $1.4 billion in financing local banks for it shanghai factory. sources tell bloomberg an announcement will probably be made as soon as this week. tesla looking to build on its recent momentum as it prepares to begin domestic deliveries of model three sedans. the latest installment of the star wars movie franchise brought in more than $175 million in north american box office receipts in the opening weekend. but it is being called a disappointment. the rise of skywalker have been forecast to make $50 million more. it is still expected to be one of the top releases this year and sales could exceed $1 billion globally. that is your business flash update. shery: draft kings is going public as part of a three-way deal with gaming technology p