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brought her three year old daughter with her to washington, some of the texas democrats met with senator joe manchin today. manc >> did you press them on the idea that you guys are trying to make a carve out on the filibuster to try to pass this. >> we didn't discuss the filibuster. >> not at all? >> no. >> a lot of people have discussed the filibuster with senator manchin, he knows everything better than we will ever know, will leave the tactics up to him. >> are you convinced that what he is trying to do will protect which are trying to do? >> yes. he believes in the same voting rights then we do. >> joining our discussion now texas taped representatives, celia israel and erin zwiener. representative israel, were you surprised that your colleagues did not ask joe manchin about the senate filibuster rule?

the republican speaker of the house in texas stripped democrat joe moody of his position as speaker pro tem. representative moody is the first democrat to face retaliation for breaking quorum. and republicans have tried to strip other members of their committee leadership posts. and governor abbott has even threatened to arrest the democrats when they return to texas. i want to come to you, representative jarvis. because -- i'm sorry, jarvis johnson, representative johnson. from what i understand, you are facing as a result of being here in washington and leaving texas, you are facing threats, a lot of threats. and from what i understand, i'd love for you to talk about this with the audience. you won't let your son drive in texas. why? >> well, obviously, the governor has made a decision and speaker

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this is texas state representative joe moody of el paso. >> the voter suppression going on in texas is just the tip of the iceberg. the clock is literally ticking on congress to act to protect voters in texas and across the country. amy: today, president biden is set to deliver his first major speech on voting rights since republicans deployed the filibuster to stall the for the people act. we'll have the latest from texas and washington, d.c., after headlines. in iraq, at least 64 people were killed and over 100 others suffered burns and smoke inhalation after a fire ripped through a covid isolation ward at a hospital in the city of nasiriyah. monday's fire was fueled by an exploding oxygen canister. a similar blaze in baghdad killed 82 people and injured over a huned others april. the latest disaster came as iraq recorded its highest daily infection rate of the pandemic. and as iraqis have been holding

i want to begin with your meeting with senator joe manchin and just what you believe was accomplished in that meeting. >> thanks for having me. well, first of all, he was very gracious with his time. he sat down for over an hour with us. and he wanted to know about things that were in the bill that the legislature has taken up now twice and will take it up again, so a total of three times. but we wanted to hear about things that were important to us, and we told him having a provision in a bill that congress can pass would be pre-clearance. that's very important for a state like texas that has a long history of discrimination, of gerrymandering, intentionallile,

joe biden is coming to pennsylvania to protest secure elections. you think he'd be thrilled to prove he won fairly? puzzled emoji. fight back here. as the former u.s. attorney of the eastern district of pennsylvania mcswain knows there was no widespread voter fraud in 2020. that didn't stop him writing a letter to trump claiming that trump's own attorney general bill barr prevented him from investigating voter fraud and election irregularities. you need to take everything bill

as a result of the money printing no matter how many in basilica snell aisle idiocies, the president joe biden utters by trying to push the beach ball inflation under water. at some point his feeble, let his hands give out and the inflation is like, you know, it's actually out of control. i like the way that you said that recessions have been cancelled. because it does make sense that all of these, the domestic, at least from the domestic front of this 50 years of fi out. and of course the u. s . the out is the most important because of the world's reserve currency. but that, that cancel culture that has emerged in the last few years of its life seems to be not accidental. it seems to be a natural progression out of a desire to control all to agree that the dollar is still king. yeah, the council culture is part of the millennial generation seems to be really in favor of the council of culture. and the generation z then are just getting out of college. now we're actually anti count, cancel culture. so with a generation z, they're actually going to start to see a return to hyper volatilit

was going to commit to ensure a peaceful transition of power on january 20th when the new president joe biden was sworn in. it became so much more harrowing after the election between hitler and trump and what trump was saying with the misinformation about election fraud but he continued to try to be a safeguard in preventing what he thought could have been the coup to stay in power. >> in that powerful speech mentioned i think on june 11th, 10 days after the walk across the park, the first defense secretary came out and expressed his regret almost immediately. he thought it would get him fired and it almost did. why do you think he took ten days to come out which in the kind of news cycles we have now he was getting pummeled everywhere walking across that park what do you think was behind that delay? >> it's funny that you say that about getting pummeled because he got pummeled literally as soonest he issued that public statement i think as we've relayed in the book and a in acinematic detail as soon the defense secretary gave that debriefing where he said he wouldn't support the insur

>> first of all it took joe biden 24 hours to speak about it than the initial message indicates what has happened. the people in charge of cuba policy which hasn't been a priority they are people who have a long history of advocating for more engagement with the regime. those running cuba policy of the national security council and state department were involved with cuba which was a total disaster. that is the first thing and the initial reaction is protesting but that's because the cuban government will not allow than men. because of the embargo. it's tough economically. this is the fault of the trunk on —- the trump sanctions and covid but then it was a condemnation of generally speaking. socialism. marxism, cuba is a failed state. we stand with the people. a couple days later they cannot with a statement of what we will do is figure out a way for relatives to send more money to their relatives that this is what the protesters are asking for and the vast majority or overwhelming majority the reason money can go there is the regime is set up from the bank in panama that controls

the french are also angry over what they see as and on told to call joe cordial understanding after france becomes the only country not exempt from corona virus quarantine rules in the u. k . yes, people in pass for their thoughts on the move thing is political. it's nothing else anything to do. reality, liars, i do think that it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries for us are being evacuated from their hotels in turkey, where wildfires are raging in the south of the country. russian plains are helping to combat the fast spreading flame and a helping hand we made to the 3 year old boy whose life has been enhanced with a pro procedures made by a special russian company ah, broadcasting my direct from studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm showing thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now more than 200000 people hit the streets across france on saturday to protest health passes and mandatory vaccinations. in paris, the crowd was in a touchy mood and clashed with police officers early on the news. now from august 9th, a health

and ignore the fact that as joe biden recently said, with freedom comes responsibility. so florida has entered a very dark chapter in american history, in the history of this pandemic. and it is a result of of a governor who refuses to recognize that very simple measures can be taken. and if there was a political calculus to this for ron desantis, i think the part that should worry much of america, particularly in blue states, as debbie said, his willingness to attack local control, right? this principle that used to be the bedrock of republican politics. that decisions made closest to the people are made best. this suggests what we're seeing now, if ron desantis became president of the united states, he would eviscerate state rights in blue state, simply for his own ideological agenda. unfortunately for ron desantis, this is about presidential politics, not about public health. >> dr. ashby, all of this boils down to you actually end up experiencing this as it relates to your patients. we talk about two things. we talk about disinformation, and disinformation is a big p

believe it's your movement that led to democrats controlling the house and senate and maybe even putting joe biden in the white house. do you feel that it is your party, the democratic party, that right now is failing the very people that they promised to protect in this last election? >> i absolutely believe that in this moment, yes, we are failing the american people, and the most vulnerable. eviction is a policy choice. we can disrupt this eviction tsunami, we can prevent this national tent city, this public health crisis. our families have already experienced unprecedented hardship. we should not be evicting anyone. housing is a human right. we should not be doing that in the midst of a pandemic. and we have tools available to stop it. there is not a deficit of resource or opportunity or tools. i do believe there is a deficit of empathy. and that is across both aisles. and that's what we're here for today. that's why i slept here last night. was it uncomfortable? absolutely. but nowhere near as uncomfortable as the families right now who are in limbo, who are wondering how they will -- h

touch with the americans of the next time i'm in geneva and in new york, you think bennett will allow joe biden to but a u. s. consulate in east jerusalem for the ballast indians. i'm sure sort of beach that's going on within the israeli government and the end of the day, i can't see how the how these really government can refuse. the old opening reopening of the u. s. council. that's been there since before. 948 is my understanding as simply restoration to the status quo. job whiteness done some on attacks. some of the issues that were, that had been on done by the foreign president such as the ease restore aid to unwrap the palestinian refugee agency run by the united nations. he's attempting to try to reopen as constantly as restoring funding to the palestinian authority. in general, i mean in the news has been hundreds killed or wounded in the shape, your neighborhood obviously directly in your remittance as these eviction processes going on monday, a supreme court decision comes but can i just quickly go to gaza and ask you what you know of what is happening there, especially given i

face-to-face from joe biden. it has been said before. not too many surprises. nor should we expect putin to accept blame. any different behavior in the future. that will be a matter of fact conversation. what i would hope is that the biden administration would also recognize it needs to think fresh about an integrated russit seen. a clearer sense of a new emergent policy towards asia where michelle's thinking continues to when he and others helped create the rebalance or pivot 10 years ago and where our good friend continues to do good things at the national security council. i have not yet seen the same strategy towards russia. you see little things take on importance. companies that are completing the pipeline under the baltic sea. it seems like a unilateral confession. i did not understand that. you get these sort of name-calling about who is a bigger killer between president biden and president putin. i want to see the conversation elevate. eastern europe. it does not require further nato expansion. also, russia, keep its hands off and get out of places lik

joe biden is not the president. nobody voted for joe biden. i responded, well, i voted for joe biden. does my vote not count? am i nobody? that prompted a torrent of racial epithets, one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled you hear that, guys? this [ bleep ] voted for joe biden. then the crowd perhaps around 20 people joined in screaming boo [ bleep ]. >> despite facing that kind of disgusting racism after being beaten with trump flags and even blue lives matter flags and sprayed with mace and bear spray, capitol police officers still did their duty that day and in the days since. some of them gave their lives, and yet, there has been deafening silence about these so-called blue lives from the blue lives matter crowd. officer michael fernon of the capitol police has expressed his own disappointment that the fraternal order of police has so far refused to condemn the down playing by some politicians of the event on january 6th. so to those of you who spent the last few years claiming that blue lives matter was all about respect for law enforcemen

remember during the campaign when harris and joe biden for saying we don't know if we are going to have the vaccine because the trump administration is in charge of it. now they want everybody to get vaccinated it is exactly what everybody has been talking about. mixed messaging, the hypocrisy and then to see mask mandates going back in d.c. and d.c. has had low rates of covered. i don't understand why they are doing this. then of course is that the mayor massless and it looks like they had a nice time with dave chapelle. a fun party. i have the numbers here, there were 69 new cases of covid-19 yesterday over the last two weeks in washington d.c., four people died charlie, the reason we shut down in the first place and the reason masks were implicated were to stop hospitals from overflowing cases of death. four people died in washington d.c. over the last two weeks which means one -- actually one person died. that means there's a great unlikelihood you could be shot to death in d.c. than die from covid. >> exactly. and if we've learned anything the past year which was a tough year, it's

i am honored to be here and to introduce president joe biden. [applause] [cheers] pres. biden: madam vice president, tyree - you are an inspiration. thank you for sharing your story. thirty-one years ago today, on the south lawn of the white house, president george h.w. bush signed the americans with disabilities act (ada). he was surrounded by disability advocates and bipartisan members of the united states congress, just as we are today. speaker pelosi - welcome, madam speaker. chairman leahy, leader mccarthy, senator casey, congressman scott. where is he? there you are, paul. you understand this better than anybody does. and i want to thank you, congressman, for all your work. and i want to thank you all for being here. second - by the way, where's mom? mom - is she here? tyree: she's at home watching. pres. biden: oh, she's watching. tyree: she's watching. pres. biden: okay. i thought she looked. said, "mom is out there." i was going to ask her to stand up. but, mom, you can't stand up if you're home. but, folks - [applause] thank you for what you've done. the second

and it's joe biden has said it is over except for as mercenaries and drop bombs and papa governments. but you can't, you can't play my for keeping that stuff co and everybody does that stuff. i mean, it's like, like picking, you know is, you know, everyone denies it, but when you're home alone, you'll drop and drop palm on a wedding party. right. who doesn't? ok, seriously though, this announcement that were end in combat operations in iraq and actually revealed a lot about the american empire. it reveals that the same go dawn, no matter who's in that oval office. they all pretend they're ending war. they all pretend we're doing, jumped and just been noble while we're at war. they all pretend they're making rational, brave decisions. but no matter who's in that top spot, they don't know. it's just, it's just a bad movie on repeat and you and you try and stop it and your mash and the buttons on the remote turn. and it won't stop and you, your junk and knob off the tv because you refuse to buy a modern tv and you're ripping not a little wire down the wall, jack, to why it was out. why t

i want that somebody might be other than oh, what does that look look kind of joe's mom. look for us. on the june, the driver spoke of their frustration and of the problem is libyans face trying to race in the big international rally deal regional libya rally founded in 2008 has not become the morocco does a challenge. this driver said he felt like the right equipment and specialist knowledge. he was part of the nissan owners group, gearing up for the hilltop job, done with the money. and that's why i didn't leave a message or was it gonna be limited to get a deal with it like what was what was down to me which i love that so i didn't i didn't come up there. got it. look up the children with the bus or yeah, i'm looking i'm going to be yeah. and the low she was glad to florida for the look of them are going to be what to do with the worse. well, margaret lit up dish away at the moment i should be able to send you the book of that, but the thing is that you have to book the book. the engaging a high gear seemed to work according to the drivers and fans. what don ready was

relief showed up the next morning, they knew what the issue was, and the supervisor said oh, well, joe, we'll take care of the cat, and you go home and rest up for a couple of days. now, the supervisor knew that he couldn't fire the senator's brother-in-law, and so they just had to put up with this, but they told him that they had taken care of the cat. well, history gets made because other guards discovered that if they were attacked by the demon cat, they got a couple of days off too. and this is how history gets written. so the demon cat is the one -- now some people tell me that there's no real evidence of the demon cat, but i can show you some actual concrete evidence because here is where he carved his initials in to the concrete. this is the corridor that goes from the old senate into the terrace, and there is where the demon cat carved his initials in to the concrete there. >> you can watch the full program on line at c-span.org/history. >>> weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america's story, and on sunday, book tv brin

some herd immunity but then they decided to provide 1 billion and then the united states president joe biden announced there would be 500 million as a way to address accelerated climate of the $100 billion which was in 2009 in copenhagen and not the time this is the first year to organize $100 billion so i suspect the g7 countries should have declared more rather than just the same. of all those leaders i signed a letter of appeal for the g7. and i am grateful for their response to the meeting. but it's not just that meeting with a countries but it is the leaders they should also do all that they can and should be a global population in forge lake government so there is a strong pattern among these three entities. and then in a most sustainable way and wearing this is a sustainable economic development cause the united nations has this as a way to let people know the importance and this is our very important mandate. >> think of sustainable development goals how effective have they been so far and all they meet that ambitious deadline? >> . >> that was intended to help those developing

you know where the where the losing the math or mm ah ah, ah 1st st. joe's don't wear a math where math, where to mass been in the math golf. we're running around here. speaker come down or 10 o'clock in the morning thing we got to where maps. i hate these things. we are absolutely sick and tired of it. and so are the american people ah, ah, ah, ah, that's your news block for this half hour here when he international nearly half past the hour on a saturday night here at moscow. thanks for joining us. if you're news, we back soon with um, ah, i ah ah, me join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me welcome to redact. deny this is the show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents. their way quite a big weak folks. i thought that they would never come, but we did it this week, jo, by me. and now at the end of combat missions in iraq, they're incredible. can you believe it? combat operations in iraq are over a mere 10 years after president o

joe, the delta variant quickly changing the war as the cdc put it against coronavirus. how is the white house responding? >> reporter: well, you know, boris, there's been some real advance and retreat on messaging out of the entire administration, quite frankly, over the last few days. on the one hand as you reported with the centers for disease control really sounding the alarm about the situation the country is in. but in the briefing room that we hear, there's not going to be at least currently contemplated any type of a mandate for vaccinations. the one thing we do know not just from covid, not just from delta, but from multiple health care crises over the years that the message coming out of government needs to be consistent, or people get confused. the other problem that it's pretty clear from the reporting of colleagues here at the white house is the president is very concerned about doing anything that could be counterproductive in the sort of polarized political environment over covid. concerned obviously that if he does the wrong thing, he could lead people aw

ah ah, ah 1st st. joe's don't wear a mask where mass core to mass monica, mass, golf. we're wanting around here. speaker come down or 10 o'clock in the morning thing we got to wear map. i hate these things. we are absolutely sick and tired of it and saw the american people. ah, ah, ah, ah, there's more discussion on that story right there online at all to dot com is the biden white house is essentially launching a renewed mosque campaign. well, your headlines for this saturday evening life from moscow continue in about half an hour's time. thanks for joining us. we are back soon with more of your news. the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, accept where's the short or conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at the point obviously is to great track rather than fear i would take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real summoning the theme in a robot must protect his phone. existence was the i'm extr

and even joe biden doesn't believe that, so i don't know why republicans are putting this on something that could be a good campaign issue next year. >> paul: alicia, nancy pelosi, the speaker saying that she doesn't even want to bring up and won't bring up the bipartisan infrastructure bill, even if it passes the senate until -- bring it up to a vote in the house until the -- it is very clear to her that the reconciliation bill which is really the bernie sanders budget could pass. that suggests she's holding moderate democrats hostage here and demanding their support for her bill or they don't get a vote on their bipartisan bill. >> well, i think the two are tied at the hip at this point. you're going to get the tax increases. you're going to get all these entitlements. maybe republicans can say they are not voting for them in the infrastructure deal, but they are making it easier for democrats to pass it nonetheless. >> paul: how are they doing that? why is it easier? >> well, in some ways, they are breaking down the cost. this is 600 billion dollars that's not added on to the 3.5 tr

they were calling on president joe biden and congress to do something, do anything as it relates to voting rights legislation. and in washington it is a little bit different, it is a little slower than folks here want it to be. yesterday at the white house the president, the vice president, congressional leaders met and they talked about the way forward for this voting rights legislation. but according to our reporting from the hill team it will be a little different than what may have been expected. it won't be the full voting rights bill you may think. it will be focused on voting access specifically. we are talking about early voting and same-day voter registration, and that certainly is not enough for the folks here on the ground. but i want to tell you, have you take a listen to what former congressman beto o'rourke had to say about all of this. >> it may be texas that has proposed new voter suppression legislation to make it harder on those who have a disability, to make it harder on young people, the very old and those who just want to exercise their right to vote, but i'll tell you

and then to try to simply do the right thing is something we are seeing joe biden trying to do now. he is at a stage of course and as long 40 plus political career, biden is where he can afford to take political risk without worrying about it. >> our next question is your book is the latest in a series of re- evaluations of president carter. there been three movies is rock 'n' roll president carter land. john alters a book his best and not your book. do you see this changing the public impression of president carter? >> yes. there's also to long and wonderful book in the same way americans took a second look at harry truman who left office with an approval rating of about 25% in 1952. and today he is regarded as a substantive president. people like the notion of harry s truman. i think the same process is taking place with the carter presidency. particularly because his records are largely open now. and more papers are being declassified per his diary as i mentioned is a fabulous window onto the workings of the oval office. and he is a thoughtful, intelligent man to this day even in

i mean there being some noises since joe biden was elected, does the united states even recognize view as un special roberta? i've not heard anything with respect to that. i don't have a regular contact with the united states. so i'm hoping to now that we have a president that at least on paper is more open to i guess, recognizing some form of palestinian rights. what we'll see down the line, i hope to be able to be in touch with the americans of the next time i'm in geneva and in new york, you think bennett will allow joe biden to but a u. s. consulate in east jerusalem for the ballast indians. i'm sure is that a beach that's going on within the israeli government and the end of the day? i can't see how the how these read the government can refuse. the old opening a reopening of the u. s. council. that's been there since before. 948 is my understanding as simply restoration to the status quo. job whiteness done some on attacks. some of the issues that were, that had been on done by the foreign president such as the restore aid to unwrap the palestinian refugee agency run by the united

in the book you write about that preparation chris christie was playing joe biden and where the debate perhaps he chris christie the former new jersey governor on-again off-again trump ally was participating in the mock debate which was quickly digressing into the monologues. i think of calling it off without much prep. the election too much virus but you can't do that, man, said christie u.s. attorney half chuckling, you do know you can't declare martial law christie followed up you do know that right? it was alarming and awkward he might not. trumps preposterous nest optic about the possibility of his dead seriousness to create a moment which embarrassment and crisis seemed indistinguishable. it was donald trump in your view talking off the top of his head are being semi- serious there? >> donald trump is always talking off the top of his head. there is never any preparation. there appears to be any pre-thought or consideration that he is gone through for whatever he has said. so there is not this or that. it's not a situation unless you concise toff talking off his head now. when he

ah said joe, don't wear a mask. wear a mask or 2 mass been taken off. they were wanting around here. speaker, come down here at 10 o'clock in the morning thing we got to wear map. i hate these things. we're absolutely sick and tired of it and saw the american people. ah ah ah, ah, certainly more on the mosque debate online right now to see dot com. thanks for sharing a time with us here. it's a saturday evening in moscow way back with more of your stories in about 28. me ah, the ah. the new gold rushes underway, and gunner thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the goldfields, hoping to strike it. rich children are torn between gold and education. my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school, which still it will have the strongest appeal. the, [000:00:00;00] the news i'm action or you're watching, going underground, coming up in the show. after you k u. s. you nation on israeli strikes on garza and syria, is the world complicit against international law. the un special operator on human rights in the occupied p

well, that seems to be unlikely to win votes from somebody like a joe manchin, you know, whose state donald trump won by 39 points. >> gillian: that's for sure. the federal debt ceiling expiring today, want to get your opinion on that real quick. in 2019 this was suspended under former president trump with bipartisan report. the treasury department is putting out some harsh language what could happen with the state of our economy if something isn't done on this. what needs to be done? >> this was a game of chicken that republicans played pretty frequently during the obama years that sort of went away under donald trump when republicans were a lot less concerned about the debt frankly. it is back now as a negotiating tactic. mcconnell indicated he thought it unlikely that republicans would vote to support a debt ceiling increase, that it would have to be included in reconciliation. saying in effect he's pulling the camera back and saying let's look at the big picture here. this is 28 trillion dollars. we can't afford this spending. we have to get serious about spending, and i think wh

and russia, as president joe biden took a shot at the russian economy, saying it has nuclear weapons and oil wells, and nothing else which prompted a russian spokesperson to say it was a misunderstanding of modern russia. moving to asian markets to shanghai composite and hong kong tank. thank. are both in the read this week. a fell off earlier in the week due to regulatory fears, took a toll on the tech education sectors, but rebounded slightly to close out the week. as reports indicate the nation's top regulator privately told global financial firm that beijing will consider the market impact before introducing future policies. but it should be noted, the composite was down nearly 4 percent for the week with the hang losing 5 percent for the week as a whole in japan, the ne k is also down at the tokyo olympic finish off its 1st week. the index is down 2 and a half percent for the weak, losing nearly 2 percent on friday alone. industrial output in the nation was up more than 6 percent in june. after 6.5 percent decline in may. moving to india, we have another red arrow down less than

ah ah ah, for st. joe's don't wear a mask where math, where to math. been in the math golf. we're running around here. speaker come down or 10 o'clock in the morning thing we got to wear map. i hate these things. we are absolutely sick and tired of it. so are the american people ah ah ah ah, i am not available for you. a few clicks away at archie dot com as america is trying to launch this renewed marketing campaign. anyway, your saturday news programs were turning in about half an hour's time. hope to see you then. mm. the oh right now there are 2000000000 p who are overweight or obese. it's possible to sell food that is fatty and sugary and healthy and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the reason for them? it's corporate, me the room, but the one does it show you can't afford to mit branch a board. and i'm rachel blevins in washington, coming after red hot us ho

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white supremacists to storm the capitol and say those people of color, that coalition of color that put joe biden into the white house, their votes are not legitimate votes. that is essentially what the big lie is based on, alex. and unfortunately we're in a moment where the threat of this type of political violence is still here because you have an entire political party operating in bad faith that can't see on the screen what really happened and they're still lying about it. >> yeah. in fact, ashley, several leading republicans were asked if they had watched that hearing and they said no. in a piece that you wrote for nbc news, think, historically republicans have been the party that has proudly represented law and order. but while republicans are still quick to declare their loyalty to law enforcement on the campaign trail, most of the party has become apologists for the rioters, as was noted throughout tuesday's hearing, gop members have refused to acknowledge that brutal force was used against officers during that riot at the capitol and that police were themselves the target. how, ash

a for the sports, joe. i think 3, let's start with some big news from the to care. limping sledge and make his lane at thompson head. i have successfully defended how one of you, me to title, and she did it with the 2nd fastest time in history, a new electronic record. only american legend flow, joe has run faster and she was recalled back in 1988. there were no fans in attendance because of koby 19 friction correspondent and the rich than what she lives in state by. she was winning $100.00 me to final full of stone names and runners with big reputations. it was one by jamaica elaine thompson ira and she wanted in limpid record time of 10.6. 1 second successfully defending the title. she won in rio in 2016 in 2nd, shelly and phrase, the price also of jamaica. she'd won the previous to olympic gold medals and completing it. you make a one to 3, was sharika jackson, spare a thought for mary jones, a tale of ivory coast in full. she finished forth in both the 100 meter and the 2, and you meet the finals in rio

olympic games that quadrennial celebrating but things don't seem to be going to quite right direction to joe biden's america, cuvÉe cases are surging, mass meetings are back in the economy is weaker than we thought major cities are in the grip of a violent crime and shows no signs of easing in the nation star athlete pulls out of the games for mental health we can't blame president biden and the democrats that simone biles was unable to continue in the gymnastics world but pretty much everything else right now is creating real doubts about the direction of the country and the president who took office six month ago. on thursday we learn a and annual rate of 6.5% in the three months to june that may sound like a good number and historically it is a good number and total output has indeed recovered, it's recovered all around the pandemic, the growth is much lower than economist have forecast in the headwinds for the economy seem to be getting stronger even as inflation continues to rise. the country is feeling confident, feeling confident in the american leadership that seems to be stifling t

ah, ah, ah said joe, don't wear a mass. we're a mass core to mass been mass golf. we were wanting around here. speaker come down or 10 o'clock in the morning thing we got to where map i have these things. we are absolutely sick and tired of it. so the american people, ah, ah, ah, ah, and then perhaps it up for this and join me for more in 30 minutes. the. oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is fatty and sugary and faulty and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the corporate me ah, i'm trying are, this is the kaiser report, you know, we've been right for so many years and there's just so many ways to demonstrate how we've been right. charged graph stations by various experts, including ourselves, se, se, graphically, what are we talking about today? well, we have some charts here to show y

joe will have the best, but the action of the action from actually coming up a little later. ah ah hello hot sunshine, really the name of the game across the middle east. take your pick. any of these places. re add $43.00 degrees, also $43.00 degrees in doha. next, i want to take you to pakistan. you know, the northern portion of the country has been dealing with some flooding rains all associated with that southwest monsoon and its impacted areas like islam about, for example, further toward the south. sand and dust storms were a problem, but rain has fall in, so that's helped improve the situation in karachi over to turkey and we're talking about the wildfire burning east stuff on talia city in on talia province. you know, that's high. he continues and also at times we will be dealing with some fairly gusty winds. so that is certainly not going to help with the firefight there. and these temperatures well above average, central africa, or storms are flaring up as we head toward ethiopia, south sudan, pushing into the democratic republic of congo, and also the central africa

joe biden has done some on attack. some of the issues that were, that had been on done by the foreign president such as the restored aid to unwrap the palestinian refugee agency run by the united nations. he's attempting to try to reopen as constantly as restored funding to the palestinian authority. in general, i mean in the news has been hundreds killed or wounded in the shape your neighbourhood obviously directly in your remittance as these eviction processes going. i'm going their supreme court decision comes, but can i just quickly go to gaza and ask you what you know of what is happening there, especially given israel has been really bombarding it with weapons supplied to them and weapon birds from britain where i'm speaking to you for sure, the most recent statement was made by the united nations during a special meeting of the un security council devoted to the middle east. and the deputy un coordinator stated that there is attempts now to both to evaluate the amount of damage done to gather both with economy a

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we have great things from our home and it reminds me what joe said and i worked with joe and it's friends calling friends to make a difference and that's what we need to lash ourselves and how so solve these and it's ridiculous because we've put together a great team and to provide a positive solution. >> are there any questions? >> >> mellow commissioners, any questions? >> commissioner wald has her hand raised. >> thank you so much. that was a great presentation. i'm very excited that this program is up and running and my question is the pilot assessment referred to on one of your slides, would you say a few words about the criteria that you are using for that assessment and how you all are going to be gathering that information over the next three years. >> thank you, yes, the point of the pilot is to try different systems within the crv realm and see how they work, sort of operationally, and then how much they cost if they cost more. we know that the system that they use in oregon does have a slight additional cost to having everybody voluntarily do it all and the balance of that is t

but people are excited, i've got joe biden. look at the work he's done with the american rescue plan. look at the work he's doing on a bipartisan infrastructure bill. that's what people like here in virginia. >> real fast, governor mcauliffe, there's an attack ad, youngkin has an attack ad against you. i'm not going to play it. but it's tying you to donald trump and things you've said in the past about support from donald trump and other things. that ad out there in virginia. how do you counter that? you're running against trump and trumpism and a candidate who is the embodiment of trumpism, and yet he's trying to sell you with your own past dealings with him. >> well, he's using a picture of me. i was chairman of the national governor's association at the annual dinner at the white house, as chairman i give a toast to the president. so if that's locking me in with donald trump, i apologize. i think, jonathan, you know as well as i do, there was nobody tougher on donald trump for four straight years on immigration, on health ca

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thank you joe. yeah, $1500.00 as gmc, the next news our joe will be there for that. and i will be here in 2 and a half and it's time for the latest news on out here in a frank assessments is an argument for suggesting that the martin and ministrations are playing a long game. it's very much of a warm embrace of iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics informed opinions, schools, and shelters of been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and the politics then, is that a life has been shaped by the vitamin in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on our jazeera, when freedom of the press is high in, oh, you just because i thought genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here. some of access points shift the focus, the pandemic. that turned out to be a handy little prefect. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the waves. the news discovered the listening post on each and every one of us had got a responsibility to change our pers