we're just outside the mat by both of us as well as us service. as i remember as the united states, i believe they could be more than they expecting more attacks or the taliban says the situation will be resulted to look until the crowds this bush that is unlikely to happen until the at the end. the end of the evacuation slated for the 31st of august. the following video was apparently taken right after the attack. it was sent to us by a witness. the off the be a taco shots are also reported on site though it's unclear who 5 and are we spoke to the man behind the video who was just meters away from the black site. this was something that we are living in probably like 420 or more than that. i hadn't witnessed christine, that hurt our eyes. i was full of here and all we couldn't breathe again. was all like that. there was no oxygen at that time. after that, when that happened, the americans just shot the fire. i mean, they opened the guns at the people's been was only one exam and that was near the explosion area. so when they tried to push me and

$13.00 us servicemen. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down to make you pay. ah, right now, just moment thought the midnight here at moscow. this is asi international. i received a and a lot of stores for you in the program tonight. i've kind of stone is of course, still reading from a devastating bomb attack and the capital of the now taliban controlled country. according to the afghan health ministry, 170 people were killed, including americans, 200 more, were injured. the pentagon now says only one explosion took place. that one of those to the us defense press secretary confirmed to blast sort of rocked cobbles, airport islamic state cut us on which is a regional affiliate of isis. it says it was behind the atrocity. i just warn you, there are some graphic images coming up here. in the program, earlier report suggested that one of the last happened an entrance to the airport where asked counsel, waiting in line to be process to fly out. bodies were thrown into a nearby storm dr

here's what he told us. this was something that we are living in probably like for 20 years or more than that. i hadn't witnessed christine, that hurt our eyes. i was alert full of tears and also we couldn't breathe. the oxygen was all like good. there was no oxygen at that time. after that, when that happened, the americans just shot the highest. i mean, they opened the guns at the people. there was only one exam and that was near the explosion area. so when they tried to push me and like i really tried to reach my aunt and her. but i couldn't dave me and i thought that my aunt and her children's drug 10 piece or they are maybe god forbid, they might be dead by now. so when i went there and saw them, i was really thankful for that that they were like, we saw may and many dead bodies. i like maybe more, more than 30 or 40 people were laying beer dead. i mean, it was a really bad scene. i mean, when i saw them, i just didn't that just don't look at them. just look at it was. so, i mean, this is very bad for s

s. military base where they used a c. i turn coat to attack us soldiers. there are several other attacks on american assets. and this all led to a rise of terrorism inside pockets on directly related to the u. s. presence and afghan. as dan, 6 years ago, the pakistani taliban, which was widely suspected of being used by the african government, backed by the u. s. against pakistan, turned into isis k central. it's the same thing as isis. so most viewers would know the slumming state of iraq and syria, isis, which was this group that took over in 2014, 2015 big swats of iraq and syria. and by the way, who were able to do that because of massive amounts of military equipment that the us left behind, specifically in iraq, that's where they really got their weapons from. they went into iraq, took those home visa weapons and went back into syria. isis k, which is the flemish state correson, which essentially means eastern. they don't like the taliban, they're not friends with the taliban. they've been fighting the taliban. but more importantly, they'd been fight

he joins us from tokyo mountain. the olympic flame has arrived in tokyo to quite a lackluster reception. how much enthusiasm overall is there in japan for the games? when i think there is a variety of rather harsh reactions here to the decision yesterday, not to allow any spectators into the stadiums. many japanese who were able to get the tickets 2 years ago, naturally disappointed. and so the $80000.00 volunteers who spent a month preparing and will not have much to do without spectators. and overall, i think there's a sense of defeat here. many japanese still don't want that to happen, so they are dissatisfied and angry. and you can see that on social media and rhetoric, owners complain that they have to close early in the evening and are not allowed to serve. louis, frightens their likelihood. and all of this just for the olympics to be staged. and another part of the public in japan is that the japan has broken its promise to make these games a success with our spectators. that hardly seems possible anymore. and

the have you with us today? my name's unit o'neill. the german finance minister olaf should look sent to become the country's next chancellor. it's after his party finalized a 3 way coalition deal. following months of negotiations. he will be replacing anglo merkel who's been at the helm for 16 years. well, let's frost. now to our europe correspondent, peter oliver, in berlin. for more on all the peter a big day, a deal pretty much struck and i much speculation about the make up of the incoming cabinet to i would suggest were yes, 8 weeks on from the german election. the leaders of 3 parties, the social democrats, the greens and the free democrats, have agreed to form a new government before it all gets rubber stamped and becomes official. they have to put it by their respective party memberships and get the approval there. however, it's pretty much a done deal if they're telling us, then we expect it should go by their party membership. what it means is that all f sholtes, the finance minister and vice chancellor under the previous go

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and fought alongside of us for 20 years. i had authorized 6000 troops, american troops to couple jobs secure the airport. as gentle mackenzie said, this is the way the mission was designed. it was designed, operated, or severe stress, an attack. and that's what it did. since march. we reached out 19 times to americans in afghanistan with multiple warnings and offers to help them leave afghanistan all way back. as far as march. after we started the evacuation 17 days ago, we did initial outreach in analysis and identified around 5000 americans who decided earlier to stay in afghanistan. but now wanted to leave our operation allied rescue and of getting more than 5500 americans out. we got out thousands of citizens and diplomats from those countries that went now to end up garrison with us to get a lot. and we got out locally employed staff in the united states embassy and their families totally roughly 2500 people. we got thousands of afghan translators, in interpreters and others who supported the united states out as well.

i mean s f is following the story for us. is there any evidence to support that these not friends are seeing actual results? well, there's no proof yet, but there is plenty of evidence that these waters are doing what they intended to do, which is to get people who are sitting on the fence about getting a vaccine to jump over and just get the job. this is going to be a big challenge for a lot of countries that are trying to achieve heard immunity, 6070 percent of people need to be vaccinated there to get that. and what we're seeing in a lot of countries like the u. s. and the u. k that had very rapid vaccine programs, is that the curve and the beginning goes up steadily where people are getting back, all the people who want to get vaccinate or getting their 1st jobs and then it starts to trickle off. so the curves starts to flatten because there's a lot of people in the societies that don't want to get vaccinated. there may be hesitant for a number of reasons and lotteries seem to be having an effect on this. now, hong kong i

so they're mis using the drugs. they were never intended to be used to harm children in this way, and they are harmful to them when to start using them in this way and even more harmful when almost every one that they see, they're going to be administering the hormone therapy is to last year the trust was mired in controversy after former patient care rebel took it to the high court cura . started taking puberty blockers at the age of 16, with the aim of transitioning into a meal. the know 24 year old regrets that repeatedly stated she was not warned of the lasting effects. the drugs were the canvas, our trust said the man french gender services is soaring according to its annual report. clinical appointments have risen almost fourfold in the past 2 years. our t column is damian wilson believes doctors are regrettably unable to make rational decisions on transgender issues due to intent social course. i think that people who with their under tremendous pressure, the trends lobbies, hugely powerful, being called tran

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pariah with something they feared on the mouth with a leather well controlled intellectual will be used at 9 from moscow with me, kevin, at 1st and despite europe struggling with the new omicron strain, belgium tonight suddenly, as you turned on some of its toughest cobra restrictions, it comes out to the countries highest court, ruled the measures were too excessive by its judgment, the council state suspends the measure of closure of the cultural sector facilities . it rule that this measure was not proportionate and cannot make it possible to understand why the attendance of theaters and cultural venues was particularly dangerous for the health of the population. essentially what you have is belgians highest administrative court saying that the government rules make no sense and as a result, government will have to backtrack. this follows a legal challenge that was filed by a local theatre producer. and it followed a number of restrictions that the government had only imposed a short time ago, amongst these new restrictions where that all theaters cinemas, and cultural venues had to

as of january 20, 212500 us troops remain in iraq right now. both the us and iraq government agreed back in april to transition to a train and advised mission, meaning that some us forces would remain there on the ground, as has been the case in the past to help train advise and equip or rocky forces that are there now the white house reportedly plans to fully end the u. s. mission in the country by the end of this year with president side and saying that they need to fight the battles for the next 20 years. not the last 20 years. take a listen more in reg, would be as a dealing with not just to be available to continue to train to assist to help and to deal with isis. whereas is as right, but we are not going to be brought in here in a competition. and as we know, the united states and their role is in the as far as us interventionism and other countries focusing on the future isn't so easy because it seems like the past always ends up coming back. especially when in regards to the middle east and the united states now in iraq, isis despite be

if you take the cups from me, they said either at us or 15 days away from us. so i know they said that at the beginning they said that i checked it soldier when they saw all the june and everything was changed that maybe she tried defense. her says in 2 minutes everything was changed because of the video. everything. yes, yes. and then they said, okay, you will be away from for 15 days. but no, i think as we will say, we will go to the call because it's because it was a message for all every, all the juniors. we kicked it out. we put, we put no, i just didn't know what happened. so everybody will be afraid and nobody will cover . no, we will cover everything, goes all the julia. so have you been charged, or is it just now released with this condition of not covering shifter, iraq 15 days just for 15 days, and maybe later there would be a cost maybe. and for you all that clear message to all journalists, right? yes. it was clear that they out of freight from from it, from all the june of every, with everybody. everyone was working on the blog, the outfit from hi

i'd be more for again, prescribing they'll use on today's edition of news news use right here on our see america. ah, well, it was promised to be a fiery intent hearing on capitol hill and it did not disappoint today. general mark, milly, secretary of defense, lloyd austin, and general frank mckenzie testified before the senate on the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. while the 3 dated made. many errors were made. they also testified that they gave president joe biden many options to keep the mission from getting out of control. barren from zack shows us some of the highlights from today's hearing. i am disappointed, but the statements of all witnesses were not sensitive committee until late last evening, giving center to the staff very little time to review the senate armed services sharing. right out of the gate, was off to a bumpy start. with the 3 men testifying general mark, milly, secretary of austin and general frank mckenzie, angering senators on both sides. were there lack of urgency on delivering testimony and writing cause it was a largest error, error error lives co

my, my kind of joins us live from the united nations, took us on the scale of this commitment to massive commitment. indeed, president biden saying that the battle against the covert pandemic need to be supercharged at to this end. the u. s. providing mel than a 1000000000 vaccines by this time next year. president biden says that the u. s. has already provided 160000000 doses of the vaccine to sun 100 countries. this an absolutely critical issue. he was also calling on other countries to join the distribution in a bit to narrow the vaccine gap, also under discussion, the shortage of oxygen around the world and how this can be resolved. this is what president biden had to say. united states is buying another half 1000000000 doses of pfizer to donate to low and middle income countries around the world. this is another half 1000000000 doses that will all be shipped by this time next year. and it brings our total commitment to a donation of donated vaccines over $1100000000.00 vaccines to be donated, put another way for every one shot we've administered to dayton america. we have now commit

it's inside story to stay with us. me is us opinion shifting on the israel palestine conflict? people opposed to america, long standing supportive israel are becoming more vocal. so how will this affect future ties between the 2 traditional allies? this is inside story. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim room. the latest round of fighting between israel and mass has ended in a cease fire. more than 250 people died over 11 days. most were palestinians killed by israeli air strikes on gaza. while how much rockets killed 12 people in israel, the palestinians celebrated as the egypt broker truce went into force. both hamis and israel are claiming victory. the u. s. israel's biggest ally had been putting on the pressure to stop the violets. president joe biden reportedly warned benjamin netanyahu that he couldn't withstand international criticism of the gaza strikes for much longer. gabriel elizondo has more from washington d. c. president joe biden had come under increased pressure over the last week to do more to try to stop the violence, particularly with p

come under increasing fire and break it down for us. it's all to use. john hardy really continues to be some of the back and forth between the taliban and us officials over who is ultimately to blame for the security breach. you heard the taliban spokesman talking about that it was really the, the u. s. security failure as the u. s. was responsible for guarding the entrance to the airport, but the us maintain that it was the taliban failure for even allowing service to get through and basically infiltrate the crowd. regardless, the evacuation effort continues along with as president binding said, the hunt for those responsible for thursdays attacked the deadliest day by the way for us forces in afghanistan in a decade. president biden said the us will hunt down those responsible though. this also comes after just a few weeks ago, the president essentially lauding america's success in the region mission to degrade the terrors, tread about cod in afghanistan and kilo some have been live was a success. i believed that our presence in that gas dance should

all of us. that's why, when people talk about climate, i think, jobs. within our climate response lies an extraordinary engine of job creation and economic opportunity ready should be fired up. that is why i have proposed a huge investment in american infrastructure and innovation to tap the economic opportunities climate change present our workers and our communities. especially those too often left out and left behind. i want to build a critical infrastructure to produce and deploy clean technology, both those we can harness today and those that will be invented tomorrow. i talked to the experts. i see the potential for a more prosperous and equitable future. the signs are unmistakable. the science is undeniable. the cost of an action keeps mounting. -- inaction keeps mounting. we are resolving to make -- take action. not only our federal government, but our city and states all across our country. small businesses, large businesses, corporations, workers in every field. i see an opportunity to

thank you so much for joining us. have you ever been sitting around with your friends talking about a particular subject only to find targeted ads on your social media about that very topic, a short time later, whether it's correspond natasha suite explains while big tech may deny this very claim. other technology experts say the tech might show otherwise. all smartphones make it easier to connect with loved ones and provide information at your fingertips. the trade off for many is privacy, and as a destruct forbid, tech continued to skyrocket throughout much of the country. some question whether some social media companies were being genuine or not when denying they use a smartphones microphone for targeted ads. we wanted to dig a little deeper into the technology standpoint to see if targeted out was a mere coincidence or a grant marketing scheme. taking many of us by storm, most smartphone users tend to carry their phones everywhere and it's a common sight to see these iphones or androids lying around during most c

and us, or for the fall by us, special services was released on friday. and states to the corona virus wasn't developed as a biological weapon emitting, though that intelligence agencies are in fact divided over that issue. it also accuses the chinese side of a lack of transparency and offers no final conclusion on the pandemic origin by china claims it's for dietrich, maryland. we spoke to professor wine when executive dean of chung young institute for financial studies. he says to us is exploiting the origins question to shift attention. i think this is a very typical american political operation offline shaking responsibility. the purpose is to shift to mission and avoid criticizing the united states from international community. this is a very complicated problem. we need a world fight is to do. it's not american intelligence. and we need many countries to, to trace the origin such as you, on his face. i think it's, it's a verity decoding to accuse china off not being transparent. global corporation is needed and now that china is a country that acts

a join us on board for crews with a different yourself. ah me i ah, to be with me ah ah, i use so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy for an taishan, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk the welcome back with us now. yet another e border crisis shows little sign of a thing. in august the mid a surgeon migrant crossings, poland president, was asked declare a state of emergency in 2 regions. the board is better. ruth, by the russian president, was blamed for the problem. we have to stop these aggressive hybrid actions which carried out according to the script written in minsk and by mister lucas. and because patterns, that is why we decided to propose such a solution. to mister president analysts increased the security of our eastern border even more will if approved, it will be the 1st time such a state has existed in the area since the cold war. it wil

from blake us. fred, tell us what more do we know about this attack? now at this early stage, we know that the un peacekeepers well on the pod troy, you know, done mighty in go go. and this is region which is known to be regional terrorists. several, you had these to put it in the region and why their way on, on this operation. that way, you know, they, for, in, in the bush on february. so it does, as you mentioned, a couple of them where we're in judge, and this is actually one of one of the biggest talks on un peacekeepers a 15 specifically in german soldiers in the region. thank you so much pride and i'm going to let you hop off now to do a little bit more reporting on the situation there on the ground. fred mooney, d w, west africa corresponded. thank you. and she political correspond that melinda crane joins us for more. now, melinda, what are you hearing from your sources? any confirmation on this? what is the german defense ministry saying? we got a confirmation from a speaker for the commando, for the deployment to the deployment. in molly, who

aspirational joining us is us secretary to discuss the infrastructure plan for a green energy electric vehicles and solar technology imparted biden's coffin energy transition thank yous for being with us. you can follow the conversation on twitter using the #political on - - political playbook. thank you again for joining us madame secretary. >> glad to be on. >> with the admissions pledge he made this promise the for the infrastructure bill passed is looking more like the republican version submitted overd, the weekend how can they achieve the's's emissions cuts? >> he is counting on assistance from congress you can achieve that it's just a lot harder but it's a whole goal of the american jobs plan is toat be able to give people the vision to be in the clean energy sector and getting members of congress to see their district in the future. the people in their district when i think about michigan we had difficulty with the auto industry but if you give people the notion kids can stay in mission again and get jobs in the clean energy sector that gives people and communities help if you

they should support us and give us weapons so we can defend our country as we have lost our family members during the case of war. now as african women, we should get weapons and fight. we talked for the latest developments, no, going to stay with ken stoney from the hamilton coalition to stop the war. and couple journalists below. so worry the fact that the americans need almost 5000 us troops just to quit thousands of 5 lines in the embassy. it tells you where on the sun is after 20 years of massive investment in blood and treasure, not only by the americans, but also by the international community. and every time you hear to these countries tell the citizens to leave us on as soon as possible, especially cobble those type of messages. it is terrorizing ones who are really very fearful of what could happen. we heard a lot of gotten fired from the police here. yeah. it's in p d 12 where the biggest prison is and everyone thought that this was a tyler bon attack inside the city of cobble. so it did terrorize the local population, especially when i had a couple years. we're flying over the

this is nothing new for us aligned regime. the us back saigon government in south vietnam was notorious for corruption. and that probably contributed to the overall victory of the communists. nice that he was convinced that mister to you had succeeded in removing from the country. a substantial portion of south vietnam's estimated total of $26.00 tons of gold preserves form a face to profiting by control of corrupt regime left vietnam. a billionaire outside gone and cobble have fallen, but the usa is still as its buddies around the world. take the cars on a family that rules iraqi kurdistan. the families spent $50000000.00 on beverly hills, mansion along the prime minister of iraqi kurdistan. a member of the cars on a family actually spent over $3000000.00 and it can tar casino in a single night. now keep in mind that since 2014, the united states has sent over $3000000000.00 in humanitarian. a looks like american taxpayers have been subsidizing lives of luxury for white house cronies across the planet. while the infrastructur

as jill says often, any country that out-educates us is going to out-compete us. we have to build for the 21st century. the rest of the world is not waiting around. the bipartisan infrastructure agreement we just reached is going to deliver reliable high-speed internet to every american, every single american. they are going to be affordable in rural and urban areas. of the many things, of the many tough images of the past year were children sitting in cars and fast food parking lots because it was the only place they could get a wi-fi connection for remote schooling. if we did not know it before, we do now -- high-speed internet is essential, like electricity and clean water. speaking of clean water, this agreement that we put together will put americans to work and good paying union jobs replacing 100% of lea waterd pipes in this country. 100 percent. right now, there are 400,000 schools and some of you teach in them, 400 thousand schools and childcare centers with lead pipes. we know even low levels of lead can cause behavioral and learning children -- problems

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ah, thanks for joining us here. the vine ministration is proceeding with a diplomatic boycott of the 2021 winter games in beijing. over repeated human rights violations. now this means that the athletes may still participate, but there will be no official us dignitaries or delegation present. now this move which president biden had been considering for several months now, was not well received by the olympic committee or the chinese government. they were doing good without being invited, american politician or hyping, the so called diplomatic boycott of the beta winter olympics, which are purely wishful thinking and grandly handing literal manipulation is a blatant of the spirit of the olympic charter and an outright political have occasion it seriously as one point and more chinese, people will say, reason behind this action as well as what will be the result we bring in my coma loop for me as thing artificial and chris sent it us trying relations expert and author of the area go feeding the dragon thank you so muc

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use of a dangerous weapon. now this is connected ally with count to, to the jeff death of joseph rosenbaum, the 1st man that written how shot and killed count 2 is 1st degree recklessly endangerment, endangering safety for the use of a dangerous weapon. account 3, 1st degree, recklessly endangering safety use of a dangerous weapon and counted for 1st degree intentional, homicide. use of the dangerous weapon. both of these towns are connected to the 2nd man that chiron has shot and killed anthony hubert. count 5 attempted 1st degree intentional homicide. use of the dangerous weapon is connected to the 5th man that car rittenhouse shot and badly injured bob. but that person did survive his wounds, though they were a very serious excuse me wounds. now the judge is case, as i mentioned, bruce schrader, he dismissed 2 other counts, count 6 and 7 count. 6 of the schools found a technicality and had to deal with the barrel length of the a r 15 style rifle that rittenhouse was using that he was carrying i. so that was

i'm scared to use. we're going to give you the 360 view of these stories on today's news views right here on our t america. ah, we start today off with the latest on the virtual meeting between president biden and chinese president, she, jim pink at the talks were expected to be centered around the future of taiwan. but the morning after china's foreign minister now says the bite ministration admit does not support an independent toe on and will respect the one china policy whom best co host an investigative journalist, been sworn reports. according to the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson, president joe biden admitted that the united states is here to the one china policy and does not support taiwanese independence during money nights, virtual meeting with president jim bean, she's going to, as you voucher during the meeting, president biden admitted again, that the united states and here to the one china policy and does not support the taiwanese independence, didn't go. as we reported, china has i

i'm sure that all of us really want to go. i mean, we are longing to get everything back to normal, but we can't take risks when we are enough coffee. nice me. so we need to be very, very careful and that's why i'm not going. but others are calling for a permanent end to these months. the shuffling saffron paperwork between brussels and stress broke once a month, cost the 100000000 years per year. not to mention the environmental impact. any change, however, would mean rewriting you treaties. something local, french greens, oppose who have turned up to welcome any peace deck to this city is the basis for progress in time. so that's the country. it's all like that for parliament to have their sessions here in europe shouldn't be centralized greens from strasburg. and the us are happy to welcome our representative and funding and isn't on the other side of the road. movie dean, as least preparing some live news meals in its food truck, hoping to drum up business from returning parliamentarians and this stuff. because contin serv

it's used to get to me. under biden, also owns 10 percent of the chinese investment company, known as b h. r, though he now announces he intends to sell, is steak. when asked to clarify the relationship gen saki, the white house spokesperson didn't have much to say. the president, son is not an employee at the federal government. so i'd point you to his representatives. joe biden just recently gave quite a bit of good publicity to broader electric bus company. now it just so happens that jennifer granholm, who he appointed as secretary of energy, is a major shareholder. given that status the up to $5000000.00 in value of investment, the secretary run home continues to hold him prosser inc. his position to increase in lights for personal, unsubstantial involvement in an aggressive, wide ranging untie this public relation campaign to promote electric vehicles. batteries on charging infrastructure with jo biden's, democracy extravaganza kicking off. it's worth noting that recent polling data shows very few thin

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it's good to have you with us. us president joe biden has arrived in geneva saying he is ready for a tough encounter with russia. let me put in a major security effort has been mobilized for what is expected to be several hours of discussions behind closed doors. the meeting comes at a low point in us rush relations bite in has promised to set clear red lines and try to find some common ground another day. another city, air force one touch down in geneva after a whole week in europe. joe biden now faces a very different meeting. on wednesday, he'll sit down with the rochelle vladimir putin at a time of frosty ties between the countries. among the issues of contention, rushes roll in ukraine and its cracked down on opposition. activists at home, a sharp contrast to the cordial meetings in brussels with you leaders, elio and tuesday, whereby an announce the reset of washington agenda. american, we are committed. we have never fully left, but we are researching back and it's overwhelming the interest of things to have a great relationship with a very different than my friends that you a

what happened yesterday was a shock to all of us. the shock was that every one was talking about, there were reports, there were intelligence reports indicating something like that could happen. it was a very soft target. and it still happened the little a glimmer of hope that the youth enough on the spot had the educated youth was that despite everything that we had traded in this week. but that was a piece that the war was over. that the scale of the killing that used to happen every day and a fun fun wasn't going to be seen anymore. let's tend to call and clock in pittsburgh could, could an attack like this happen again? yeah, it could happen again, and that's what everybody is concerned about. i think tensions are high right now. you know, the intelligence bells were, were ringing and they were right. you know, administration said an attack was eminent and we saw on we know that i s k has the capability, we know that they have the intent and they're very likely planning the next round of attacks. this could be the beginning of a

vast majority of migrants that the administration needs to be honest with us using title 42 authority to protectxp public health to expel migrant families and not just single adultspe. so to have expedited removal authority to swiftly remove the migrant families and in doing so deter others for on —- from coming. they essentially continue and with we will decision is rendered. to then give a notice to appear sometimes and then sent to the interior of the united states and many never heard from again. and then the public statements was real and immediate consequences meant to deter future immigration. there is a clear and urgent need to take action and that is not the answer. serves as an additional magnet. rather than address the crisis at hand are democratic colleagues spent the bulk of the year to figuring out how to bend the rules to grant citizenship to millions of people who entered the country illegally. that plan would provide legal status to people whoea entered the country has recently as this year. and turn the ag sector on its head with absently no provisions to ensure th

but misery loves company. americans also forgot to destroy biometric devices, used by the us forces to keep track of african nationals. the devices known as handheld interagency identity detection equipment contain identifying biometric data, such as iris scans and fingerprints as well as biographical information and are used to access large centralized databases. now, among other things, these gadgets can reveal if an individual ever cooperated with the american military. now these people could be literally one ice can away from death. the embarrassment of, of save captured american systems paraded in the straits is going to be something which will hold us for a long time. but even worse is the fact that the us mismanagement cause washington to abandon allies in ways which were disloyal. and this is going to make it very, very hard for the united states to game or regain the trust of a major allies including the united kingdom, australia, japan, india, and the like weapons and equipment is not the only stuff. the u. s. wasted in gunnison billions of taxpayer dollars would dumped down

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and they are pulling us toward justice in so many ways, forcing us to confront the huge gap in economic inequity between those at the top and everyone else, forcing us to confront the existential crisis of climate, and yes, force us to confront systemic racism and white supremacy. it's just been weeks since all america witnessed a group of thugs, insurrectionists, political extremists and white supremacists violently attack the capitol of our democracy. so now, now is the time to act. it's time to act because that's what the fate and morality calls us to do. across nearly every fate, the same principles hold. we're all god's children. we should treat each other as we would like to be treated ourselves. and this is time to act because it's what the core values of this nation call us to do. and i believe the vast majority of americans, democrats, republicans, independents, share these values and want us to act as well. we've never fully lived up to the founding principles of this nation, to state the obvious, that all people are created equal and have a right to be treated equally through

because he use that language. you now must use the language of reparation. so you can't say it's a massacre. and then just say where we're going to maybe rebuild a road or, or rebuild or some monuments. no, no, no. if it was a massacre, that means you have to deal with the loss that happened being and the potential laws. what was the potential gain for this community? what would have happened? what happens when children get cut off from education? what happens when you under management? this is all, lance. did somebody steal the all as well? what would have happened if those banks have franchise go 40 as a franchise? so we're probably talking in the billions of dollars of what it would take to actually do the economic reparation. which is one of the reasons a faster that we've said to group will leave us today. we must have an independent autopsy, an independent commission of economist public health, specials, environmental lawyers, and historians like to put together a real history of what was lost both then and potentially. and then we have to talk about w

we have a difference of use. we believe the 1% of people making over $400,000 per year can afford to pay more, but we can have a discussion about that. >> thank you, everyone. announcer: it house homeland security subcommittee looks at challenges in the transportation security agency workforce. live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. w is john della volpe, the pole and director of the harvard institute of politics to talk about the latest poll taking a look at young voters. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. host: what is this about? what are you looking for when you compile this information? guest: we have been doing this poll for 21 years. we have had 21 classes of undergraduates who have worked with me in collaboration to write the questions and analyze the data. every single semester we have undergraduates who go through a series of exercises to develop a series of questions they want to know about their pee

i'm here today with a remarkable leader who will help us do just that. gayle smith was the administrator of usaid for president obama and served on the national security council for both president obama and president clinton, where we first got to know each other and work together. she has deep experience responding to public health threats, helping to lead the bola response and having worked for years on the global fight against malaria come at tuberculosis, hiv-aids. she is joining us from her most recent role as president and ceo of the one campaign which fights poverty and prevent disease primarily in africa. she is tested, highly respected and she will hit the ground running. i can say from having worked with gail that no one will work harder, faster, or more effectively to get us to the finish line. i am grateful she has agreed to serve as the coordinator for global covid response. gail smith, the floor is yours. thank you for doing this. the floor -- dale: thank you, mr. secretary. it's a pleasure to be able to work with you again and call you mr.

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he's also a former us diplomat. and joining us from cape town, a solution i do who's a senior research fellow at the institute for global dialogue. that's the south african think time. thanks very much for speaking to us on inside story, brett, since the announcements of the belt and wrote initiative about 8 years ago, the g 7 and particularly the americans haven't come up with a concrete plan for that initiative. why do you think they've come up with one now? well, clearly we have seen chinese influence grow, especially across the african continent, south and central asia. it was time as the west needs to be able to offer something more than just, you know, principles and an occasional project. we need a more robust plan. so that's what you saw the beginnings of at this week's g 7. the real question is, can they put more meat on the bone, will this materialize into a massive program or just a, a big ambition? yeah, a lot of questions dylan answered. thanks for that, brett, finish over to you. the this initiative wa