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the reaction of the bush administration after $911.00 was harsh and actually well documented that dick cheney famously said that we would turn to the dark side those were his words. the man who was the head of counterterrorism at the cia cofer black leader ambassador. cofer black said that we would not rest until we had bin laden's head on a pike and flies were eating his eyeballs. and they weren't joking they were serious and if we had to kill everybody. in the process of getting him we were willing to kill everybody. after september the 11th the united states declared war on terror. the old rules no longer applied when it came to terrorists. the cia became the armed branch of the u.s. government tasked with secretly unearthing presumes terrorists. we had high value targets and high value detainees the cia came up with a list 1st it was a very short list of about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill. bin laden i mean as i had he mohammed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of

the reaction of the bush administration after $911.00 was harsh and actually well documented dick cheney famously said that we would turn to the dark side those were his words . the man who was the head of counterterrorism at the cia cofer black leader ambassador cofer black said that we would not rest until we had bin laden's head on a pike and flies were eating his eyeballs and they weren't joking they were serious and if we had to kill everybody. in the process of getting him we were willing to kill everybody. after september the 11th the united states declared war on terror. the old rules no longer applied when it came to terrorists. the cia became the armed branch of the us government tasked with secretly unearthing presumed terrorists. we had high value targets and high value detainees the cia came up with a list 1st it was a very short list of about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill. bin laden i mean as i had he mohammed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of counterte

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the reaction of the bush administration after $911.00 was harsh and actually well documented that dick cheney famously said that we would turn to the dark side those were his words. the man who was the head of counterterrorism at the cia cofer black leader ambassador cofer black said that we would not rest until we had bin laden's head on a pike and flies were eating his eyeballs. and they weren't joking they were serious and if we had to kill everybody in the process of getting him we were willing to kill everybody. after september the 11th the united states declared war on terror. the old rules no longer applied when it came to terrorists. the cia became the armed branch of the u.s. government tasked with secretly unearthing presumed terrorists. we had high value targets and high value detainees the cia came up with a list at 1st it was a very short list of about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill. bin laden i mean as i had he mohammed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head o

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the reaction of the bush administration after $911.00 was harsh and actually well documented dick cheney famously said that we would turn to the dark side those were his words. the man who was the head of counterterrorism at the cia cofer black leader ambassador cofer black said that we would not rest until we had bin laden's head on a pike and flies were eating his eyeballs. and they weren't joking they were serious and if we had to kill everybody. in the process of getting him we were willing to kill everybody. after september the 11th the united states declared war on terror. the old rules no longer applied when it came to terrorists. the cia became the armed branch of the u.s. government tasked with secretly unearthing presumes terrorists. we had high value targets and high value detainees the cia came up with a list 1st it was a very short list of about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill bin laden i mean as i had he mohamed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of counterte

thank you so much, dick. for these and other useful gadgets for your home office, check out gizwiz.biz. giz wiz, thanks for joining us as always. "the mix" is next. smoo mix" is next. >>> time now for "the mix." >>> time now for "the mix." we're torn over this first story because i don't like the flying process of traveling. will loves it. so this one is for you. in australia, people who are dying to travel decided to take a flight to nowhere. 150 passengers took the offer to fly around the continent of australia. never touched down. just keep going. >> i wouldn't do that, because they're flying at 38,000 feet for seven hours, which you can't really see much that high up. if we were flying at like 3,800 feet, that would be awesome because that's a view you don't normally get. >> they must have really wanted to travel. you want to know what some of these prices were? there were 150 seats listed for 787 in the economy seat. there was $1,787 for premium and $3,700 for first class. >> that's crazy. if it's sold o

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emotional moment of the day came when senator dick durbin of illinois asked barrett, the mother of two black children, about the racial anguish that's erupted in the country this year. >> have you seen the george floyd video? >> i have. >> what impact did it have on you? >> senator, as you might imagine, given that i have two black children, that was very, very personal for my family. i was there and my 17-year-old daughter vivian, who is adopted from haiti, all of this was erupting, it was very difficult for her. we wept together in my room and and my children, to this point in their lives, have had the benefit of growing up in a cocoon, where they have not experienced hatred or violence. for vivian to understand there would be a risk to her brother or the son she might have one day of that kind of brutality has been an ongoing conversation. it is a difficult one for us like it is for americans all over the country. >> very personal moment there today. terry moran back with us from the hill again tonight. and terry, we all watched as

although dick helms said he would never write when either and he wound up doing it eventually. so in fairness we don't know that, but what we do know is troubling as you say. she deserves credit for khashoggi, i would totally agree with that. but in other cases, again, the failure to testify in public. she's been awol on a number of occasions when she was, should have been speaking to the public. she clearly feels that she needs to keep her head down and not get it shot off. and, but i feel that cia director, , as i said before, hs to be that honest broker of intelligence, not just to the president but to the public and to the congress. and just to give you an example. i spoke to one former acting director of cia who said that if the president had said what he said about beth sander, the briefer, and thrown under the bus, that he come if he had been in charge, would have immediately either come to her defense or at the very least picked up the phone, call the national security adviser and said, if that happens again, i am out of here and i'm out of here making all kinds of trou

dick was just about to ask me a very tough question. [laughter] >> why did you write the book? you have written biographies before on madison i know and you are very proud of that and legitimately so, it was the "new york times" list. this is sort of world on out of that experience the time you spent on madison. >> well, it was certainly the case that i saw when i was working on madison how important the relationships were between him and the jefferson in particular. i mean, they were committed to one another for life, but mass and was also his life was intertwined with monroe's and everyone's life was entwined with washington's. i really did quite a lot of research on the synergy of groups, you know what happens when you have people love fine intellect, well-trained in one place and it turns out that what happens is that they inspire one another. their conversations lead them to thought they might not have had otherwise. their disagreements are important. out of the disagreement, and it was a huge disagreement, that washington had with madison and the jefferson and monroe, to

. >> and i have to forgive dick for that very long time i disappeared and i was writing away on my book and far corners of the house. >> that has happened many times during a 56 year marriage. [laughter] >> your presence was always felt here. we knew where you were it was a great joy to have you were going on inside our building it with the research assistance that you worked with and your example that you set for everyone who worked here. you may have mr. vice president, but we didn't. >> it is a mystery to people don't read books anyone can spy and spend five or six or seven years writing a book now the writing about so sure about that the research when you have terrific research assistance as i have had at aei it's just one fascinating question after another and that's what takes me so long i go down every rabbit hole pretty convinced at the outset i will never played any part of what i'm doing in the book you have to of the research and i like writing a lot. but in order to spend time on a project. >> one of the questions that comes to mind not only were these men architects for fre

it all began with lindsey graham's opening statement with dick durbin responding two hours later. here is a quick mashup of it. >> under the affordable care act, three states get 35% of the money, folks. can you name them? i'll help you. california, new york, and massachusetts. they're 22% of the population. >> when the chairman opened up on it and said what he did, i was puzzled. three states get 35% of the money? how can that possibly be true? it turns out because those states decided to extend medicaid coverage to the people who lived in the states and his did not. and as a consequence, fewer people than south carolina have the protection of health insurance. >> so claire mccaskill, you and i began yesterday by being surprised at the discipline of the democrats on health care. i would say the discipline drew blood, because lindsey graham's opening statement today where he felt the need to rebut what he thought was said yesterday, and then, by the way, gave a description of what he would like to see in south carolina which i believe someone might say, hey, you just described oba

bush when he had colonoscopies, he transferred power for a couple of hours to dick cheney. section four, when people talk about invoking the 25th amendment, that is the only part that has never been invoked. the vice president and cabinet have never declared a president unable except on tv and movies a lot. host: talking with brian kalt, law professor and michigan state , taking your phone calls and questions. phone lines split up this way. in the eastern or central time zones, (202) 748-8000. in the mountain or pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. we should note that brian kalt's book, unable, the law of politics and limits of section four of the 25th amendment, a good time to ask your questions about the 25th amendment. charles is up first out of columbia, south carolina. good morning. caller: i have two major concerns about presidential illness. when you look at joe biden, he looks he has -- he looks like he has slowed down so much for with five years ago cognitive decline. i am concerned that he does not make it through his first term if he is elected and we have kamala

after both 1st publications there were some investigative activities undertaken in the specially by dick martini who was at that time to set out or breaking inquiry in the council of europe are all meant to reassemble. basically 2 important places of all one is from on a report that was a report. it was not working. see you her for at that time right now it is just used for commercial brokers. the 2nd person is static equal to 0 and he is the working cook and we have their school of pollution go to. the school there is hidden it is in the forest lol inhibitor the original. and allegedly are according to data we know not what i know was created or so called 0 we've been there is. the school of intelligence and we've been the zeros all there were to view houses were our prison was located only cia people had access to this to this story. this heavily guarded french surrounds the star kuti secret services school. it was here that the 0 zone was created exclusively for cia agents. marty had the opportunity to talk to some prisoners who told him what it was like to be held in the cia prisons.

that after both 1st publications there were some investigative activities undertaken as personally by dick marty who was at that time to set out or collaborate kink within the council of europe are all meant to reassemble. there are basically 2 important places where one is from on a report that was a report. it was not working. soon her board added it's time right now it is just used for commercial brokers. the 2nd person is static equal to 0 and historic in cook and we have their school of pollution go to. the school there. it is in the forest lol inhibitor the original. and allegedly are according to data we know not right now what was created were so called 00 on we've been there is. this school of intelligence and we've been the zeros all there were to view houses were our leaders prison was located only cia people had access to this to this story. this heavily guarded french surrounds the star secret services school. it was here that the 0 zone was created exclusively for cia agents. marty had the opportunity to talk to some prisoners who told him what it was like to be held in the c

dick allen was set -- helms said he would never write a memoir and he ended up doing that. in other cases, the failure to testify in public, she has been awol on a number of occasions when she should have in speaking to the public. keep her head down and not get it shot off. but i feel the cia director has to be that honest broker of intelligence. , it to give you one example spoke to one former acting director of the cia who said if the president had said what he said about the briefer and thrown or under the bus, then he, if he had been in charge -- thrown her under the bus, than he, if you been in charge, would have come to her defense four, at the very least, picked up the phone, called the national security advisor in it, if that happens again i'm out of here and i'm out of here making all , and b, trouble for you call every national security reporter and at ground brief the hell out of it, supporting your briefer. none of that happened. this may be a case of doubt she is a covert operative in her dna. she is that her whole career trying to be invisible. it does not co

after both 1st publications there were some investigative activities undertaken this personally by dick marty who was at that time to set out or collaborate kink within the council of europe are all meant to reassemble. basically 2 important places and one is from on a report that was a report. it was not working. so you know her board at that time right now it is just used for commercial purposes. the 2nd person is static equal to 0 and he is the working cook and we have the school of pollution go to. the school there. it is in the forest lol inhibitor the original. and allegedly are according to that are we know not what i know what was created were so called 0 we've been there is. the school of intelligence and we've been the zeros all there were to view houses were our leaders prison was located only cia people had access to this to this story. this heavily guarded french surrounds the star kuti secret services school. it was here that the 0 zone was created exclusively for cia agents. marty had the opportunity to talk to some prisoners who told him what it was like to be held in th

are you paying attention right now either, are you thinking about diq law, giggling thinking about dick law, huh? so i'm trying to give you information and age go ahead, take your time, ha ha, i happy now. the point i was trying to make is like freedom of speech, and trash-- militias go back to the very begunking of america. early america needed everyone to be ready to de fnd it at a moment's notice. it was a different world, i mean hell, canada was a threat to america back then, which is wild. like finding out mr. rogers used to be a cage fighter, things are changed but in today, militias are a lot like wiping your ass with leaves, they used to be all we had, but with all the progress society has made it if you are still doing that shit you are probably a little crazy. once militias were folded into the national guard, unofficial militias sort of disappeared from america. or at least for awhile. but in recent years they started to reemerge in a much different and disturbing form. >> paramilitary group firs t got traction in early 90s with high profile clashes in ruby ridge, idaho and w

you want to talk to dick durbin, he was a good prosecutor. if the democrats had their way, you wouldn't be able to go to a church in this country, you wouldn't be able to go speak to a christian organization in this country without being disqualified. they said they wouldn't attack her faith. if that lasted for not even 24 hours. today they are right there attacking her religious beliefs, attacking her catholic convictions. spoke to a christian group, that's disqualifying. she signed a pro-life statement to church, that's disqualifying. it's unbelievable, tucker, and it's not going to work. >> tucker: so the idea is that anybody with sincere christian beliefs can't serve in high office. is that standard operable for any other of the great faiths, i'mra wondering? >> not that i've heard. i think with the real standard is that the religious beliefs -t all religious beliefs must be cleared with the senate democrats, so you're welcome to come and submit your beliefs for scrutiny and if they sign off on it and they give you the blue slip, so to sp

>> laura: georgetown should ask dick durbin for his law degree back. senator booker leveled perhaps the most disgusting of all charges. >> when i look a a justice, it seems like the fix is in, is going to serve on the supreme court and hasn't taken steps to understand the pervasiveness, the facts, the truth about cases of race that are going to come before you. >> laura: the winner for bestha male actor in a continuing drama goes to spartacus.s. joining me now, candacee owens. author of "black out." candace, i want you to react to spartacus. he was trying to conjure up all this emotion. i think he's a frustrated thespian. >> it's remarkable to see him. you're correct. this is the "i am spartacus"s" guy during the brett kavanaugh hearings. it always seems like "days of our lives." laura, i hope you understand with me coming on the show where my heart is in talking about these issues. he's not even a good actor. it's ridiculous they keep asking these questions. what they are trying to examine her on is her emotionality. that's the last thing americanss s

attack, dick cheney was said to be in an undisclosed location. we now know he was actually at camp david and they put him there to make sure that he was safe. absolutely vital then, absolutely vital now. >> all right. presidential historian michael beschloss, thank you so much, michael, appreciate it. >> thanks, yasmin. >>> much more to come in our next hour. now that we've heard from the president's doctors, i'll be joined by a medical expert to dive into what we heard on the president's condition and what we can expect in the coming days. >>> also, i'm going to be joined by a former member of the white house coronavirus task force, olivia troy, to give us her unique take on all of this, an insider's look. >>> we're also going to hear from voters and get reaction from abroad on the president's diagnosis. a lot ahead in my next hour, so stick with me. we'll be right back. xt hour, so stick with me. we'll be right back. ,♪ ♪upset stomach, diarrhea pepto bismol coats and soothes your stomach for fast relief and now, get the same fast relief in

. >> behind this mask, dick durbin. i have been trying to do it with the mask on. i hope you can hear me. the priorities we bring to this hearing -- here is one of them. in illinoisung boy who, because of the affordable care act today. affordable care act alive today. or death for thousands of not millions of americans. we believe the aca is hanging in the balance. we will drive that issue home, though our colleagues on the other side may want to talk about judicial philosophy.very interesting, but this is demanding. we demand that all those who participate in this hearing understand the gravity of this when it comes to the real lives of american families. >> our republican colleagues are shocked -- shocked -- that we think this nomination is all about judicially destroying the affordable care act for people like laura here from rhode island. the only problem with their feigned shock is that they are think that is what they are doing. partyin the republican platform to reverse the obamacare cases. thep has said he is using nomination to overturn the affordable care

bush when he had colonoscopies, he transferred power for a couple of hours to dick cheney. section four, when people talk about invoking the 25th amendment, that is the only part that has never been invoked. the vice president and cabinet have never declared a president unable except on tv and movies a lot. host: talking with brian kalt, law professor and michigan state , taking your phone calls and questions. phone lines split up this way. in the eastern or central time zones, (202) 748-8000. in the mountain or pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. we should note that brian kalt's book, unable, the law of politics and limits of section four of the 25th amendment, a good time to ask your questions about the 25th amendment. charles is up first out of columbia, south carolina. good morning. caller: i have two major concerns about presidential illness. when you look at joe biden, he looks he has -- he looks like he has slowed down so much for with five years ago cognitive decline. i am concerned that he does not make it through his first term if he is elected and we have kamala

yes indeed we understand that the man who was dick capitated in this gruesome horrific attack is said to have been a history teacher at a local school in a region to the northwest of paris we understand that the background to this attack is that the teacher had shown a class of students in late september early october some caricature some cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammed as part of a lesson on freedom of speech now we understand that some of the parents had reported the teacher for that action in class what we understand that happened today is that reports in the french media that an 18 year old suspect capitated this teacher close to the school in the afternoon of friday some people say around 5 pm local time we understand from french media that he then tweeted did an image of that decapitation before police came to the area saw a suspect brandishing a knife and apparently shot him we understand the alleged perpetrator has been shot dead by the police this incident has been taken over by the national anti terror prosecutor so it is being dealt with as a terror offense here in

in 2000, dick cheney was perceived to have won the vice presidential debate, to have presented himself as a rational, sober, which were person -- mature person. it may be that they perception would be surrounded by people like mr. cheney contributed to his very narrow election victory. host: we are talking about the vice presidency, the debate taking place tomorrow in utah. guest, st.ein is our louis university school of law professor, author of the book, "the white house vice presidency : the past to significance." i want to let you know that the house is expected to come in for a brief pro forma session at 9:00 a.m. eastern. we would like our callers is to stick with us. we will go there for live coverage when the house does come in. we will be back with professor goldstein on the other side of that. please do stay on the lines. line up is tina on the for those who support the biden harris ticket. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i was wondering, i had not heard about what the questions would be from the moderator for the vice president debate. i had not he

he was dick cheney's cardiologist. joining us is the chief clinical officer at providence health system. is this the kind of patient who should be out driving around the walter reed hospital the way he did with two secret service agents in the front seats? >> amazingly irresponsible, wolf. his physician should have said no. his attending physician should have said, no, sir, you cannot do that. we will not permit it. as my colleague said earlier today, that car is not just bulletproof, that car has been sealed against chemical attack. the air in that car is recirculating. what the president did by insisting on that joyride was expose the secret service agents sitting just literally inches away from him to recirculated air and they have to hope that those masks they're wearing are effective. i have no idea whether the secret service are fit tested for those masks. in the hospital before the pandemic really took off, every staff member in the hospital was fit tested for an n-95 mask which means wearing a hood and they spr

i want to bring in senator dick durbin of illinois. he is the senate minority whip and member of the judiciary committee. senator, thank you so much for your time tonight. we're going to talk a little bit about the vote that is before the senate. but before we do, covid cases breaking records around the country. i want you to take a listen to what mark meadows said about it today. >> here's what we have to do. we're not going to control the pandemic. we are going to control the fact that we get vaccines, therapeutics, and other mitigation -- >> why aren't we going to get ahold of the pandemic? >> because it is a contagious virus, just like the flu -- z u >> but why not make efforts to contain it? >> we are making efforts to contain it. >> by runni ning all over the country, not wearing a mask? that's what the vice president is doing. >> senator, what does it say to you that the white house admits they're not even trying to contain this virus. >> alicea, this president has no shame for him to accuse the health care heroes that are riski

case and then to decide things on the law the one time that there was almost a crack in the is when dick durbin who's a democratic senator from illinois was questioning the affordable healthcare act that's important because the week after the election the affordable health care act will be before the supreme court and it will deal with the preexisting conditions she said look because of things i've written about past decisions from the supreme court that may have been hostile you think i'm hostile to the affordable healthcare act that's not something you can assume because i will listen to the case and i will apply the law but on the whole time and time again we've heard from equally about it that it's look i need to wait to see what the facts are i will decide in the law i'm not prepared to give this statement and that is covered a wide range of issues you see things that portable come before the court new don't in the next couple of years when you're talking about campaign finance you're talking about abortion there are a number of cases that are going to state courts that are almost i

happened in the past and for this among other people i fault president obama essentially he gave everybody dick cheney donald rumsfeld he gave them all a free pass. to it's w. bush they're all going to be rehabilitated they're all going to be treated as great statesman one day i mean they gave president obama a nobel prize for not being george w. bush. the question of course the world cup betting around. you know are avoiding is doesn't work as torture work doesn't work people that have information that are a part of an underground apparatus a terrorist organization a revolution urbanisation accomplished organization whatever organized form of collective elements of ip they won't. know. and the people that you pick up that are innocence yes. tear them to pieces you store them you'll ruin them. i think that a few of the people that passed passed through my hands and interrogator did have intelligence but the vast majority of the people that i dealt with were just being picked up because they were males of military age and they were just get swept up and in these raids i don't think torture is al

my guests this morning, democratic senator dick durbin of illinois and republican senator ted cruz of texas. >>> plus, bill gates one on one. >> we are running the worst testing system in terms of who gets access to it of any country. >> on his efforts to make a vaccine available to low and middle-income countries around the world. >>> finally, that plot to kidnap michigan's governor, gretchen whitmer. >> hate groups heard the president's words not as a rebuke, but as a rallying cry, as a call to action. >> does president trump bear responsibility for encouraging hate groups? joining me for insight and analysis are -- nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, hugh hewitt, host on the salem radio network, maria teresa kumar, president of voto latino, and jake sherman, senior writer for "politico." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press with chuck todd." >>> good sunday morning. from his first day in office, donald trump has been the shock-and-awe presiden

judy woodrll have a conversation with dick durbin in a moment but first, john yang reports on the big cases ahead that barrett may have a chance sjohn: as tenate wrapped up etdebate on amy coney bar's nomination to the supreme court today, there have been bold predictions about what she woulo s a justice. >>lmost 50 years of precedent upholding a woman's right to control her own body are in jeopardy. >> judge barrett will uphold our cherished constitutional rights, including the second amendment. john: replacing the late liberic on ruth bader ginsburg with barrett, a protege of the late conservative icon antonin scalia is the biggest ideological shift in decades. marcia coyle is chief washington corresponde for "the national law journal." >> the court went 11 yearsge without a chn justices unti2005. that was the longest periodn modern history without a chge in personnel on the court. in just 15 years, only four years more, the court has seen seven new justices. and so that's something the court itself has to adjust to as well. ijohn: once swo barrett could consider requests for the co

and we begin with democratic senator dick durbin of illinois. senator, thank you for being with us. tell us what your overall impression is so far of judge barrett? >> we on the democratic side have tried to make it it as clear as can be as that what the president promised in this nominee would be a big problem for north america, the notion we would lose coverage under the affordable care act or she would somehow be the president's affect cat when it comes to an election contest are really serious charges. so today would have seen a series of questions asked of judge barrett about those two important issues. >> woodruff: and what have you learned in listening to her answers? >> well, a number of things. she has denied in every aspect that she's made any promises to anyone as to how she'll vote as a judge, but she has noted the fact that many have raised the question of recusal, in other words, would she excuse herself from decision-making on the court on certain subjects. she has not clearly said one way tore the other but has opened up the possibility of engaging in that process, p

and we begin with democratic senator dick durbin of illinois. senator, thank you for being with us. tell us what your overall impression is so far of judge barrett? >> we on the democratic side have tried to make it it as clear as can be as that what the president promised in this nominee would be a big problem for north america, the notion we would lose coverage under the affordable care act or she would somehow be the president's affect cat when it comes to an election contest are really serious charges. so today would have seen a series of questions asked of judge barrett about those two important issues. >> woodruff: and what have you learned in listening to her answers? >> well, a number of things. she has denied in every aspect that she's made any promises to anyone as to how she'll vote as a judge, but she has noted the fact that many have raised the question of recusal, in other words, would she excuse herself from decision-making on the court on certain subjects. she has not clearly said one way tore the other but has opened up the possibily of engaging in that process, par

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>> laura: georgetown should ask dick durbin for his law degree back. senator booker leve leveled pers the most disgusting of all charges. >> when i look at a justice, it seems like the fixes in, is going to serve on the supreme court and hasn't taken steps to understand the pervasiveness, the facts, the truth about cases of race that are going to come before you. >> laura: the winner for best male actor in a continuing drama goes to spartacus. joining me now, candace owens. author of "black out." candace, i want you to react to spartacus. he was trying to conjure up all this emotion. i think he's a frustrated thespian. >> it's remarkable to see him. you're correct. this is the "i am spartacus" guider event brett kavanaugh. it always seems like "days of our lives." laura, i hope you understand, with me coming on the show her my heart is in talking about these issues. he's not even a good actor. it's ridiculous they keep asking these questions. what they are trying to examine her on is her emotionality. that's the last thing americans should want in a su

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