that did deal with the tulsa massacre from jeff jeffries movie. it just made me think that there is a lack of trust that we as americans with the students of history, can dispassionately learn about what happened 100 years ago, 60 years ago, or it's some cases i think even 40 or 22 years ago. i think it's i think we're all big kids and none of us, i think, are going to be subjected to some sort of mind altering change if we learn the truth about our own individual history, it's easy to accept because one of the things that that jeffrey so magnificently i spoke up at the very beginning of the who we are project is the great george orwell quote if you control the present you if you control the past, you can control the control the president unmooring the words of george orwell orwell jeffrey can hear it better, but i don't think there's anything more empowering to the powers of ignorance or the the the accumulation of power of certain tyrants around the world than the altering of the narrative, the revisionist history of the controlling of the past

i would draw a parallel between something we are actually doing in tulsa. we are trying to tackle a similar issue inside the security industry. we have some nontraditional programs like cyber skills but also the six-month boot camp we use to connect people with a print and shifts -- with apprenticeships. we should see something similar as it relates to the infrastructure around education and certification with artificial intelligence, but another thing we should consider is community-wide use case training. one of the best ways for people to understand the power of artificial intelligence, specifically in different areas of the workforce, is for them to get hands-on experience, seeing how effective it can be as a copilot for them. one of the things we have worked on designing in partnership, how do you go into a community and take some critical areas, workforce areas, and get the community to use not just chatbots but other areas of ai for grant writing, community development, social and criminal justice. we can provide real-world examples of how people can

the founder and executive director for black tech street based in tulsa, obama. he is leading the initiatives community-based approach to tech innovation and the economic development that that leads to. feet on the ground, real life experiences. the last residence or productivity technologies from my home state of colorado. he leaves the workforce team and has been a leader in adapting ai before people were talking about ai. the managing director, a leader in the country in terms of facilitating the acquisition of the skills necessary for success with ai. she is focused on researching workforce transformation and an illusion. now recognize ranking member braun to make his opening remarks and introduce our final witness. >> thank you, mr. chairman and all of you for being here. i look forward to introducing you in a moment. senator hickenlooper and i come from a unique background. unusual for most individuals in the u.s. senate. we actually spent a lot of time in the real world before we got here. since we were entrepreneurs by trade. i look at the 37 years that i

billingsley, in your testimony you allude to how tulsa, and i know oklahoma city better than i know tulsa just because there is a band there called the flaming lips that i listen to occasionally. but you allude to how tulsa, specifically the community of greenwood, was left out of the last technological revolution. what lessons can we learn to effectively incorporate ai literacy training into our workforce development in smaller, rural communities? particularly small businesses. >> thank you. i would actually speak about greenwood being a microcosm for marginalized communities across the country. we know communities of color and typically underserved ones are often left out of these kinds of technological revolutions, which leads me to why i made my third point. i think it's critical, when it comes to making policy and advising in terms of how we will build the infrastructure to ensure ai is something everyone has access to, we have to over index in the communities that have historically been left out because we know that ai already has the potential to cause a lot of disruption. what if

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because of you. >> joe: tulsa, a new car manufacturer, tulsa.would be wall-to-wall coverage. with biden, no coverage at all. >> laura: apparently the uaw today decided it wants to get out of the automobile industry all together, there will be no american made cars by end of the biden administration. >> joe: you mention the coverage they are curtailing, with biden, they cut him off to protect from blunders being seen. voters are not blind. when you see the two side by side, simple question emerges, who would you rather represent the united states of america at a confrontation with putin or xi? >> laura: the gait gives it away. nikki haley is using age as a democratic talking point. >> i have long called for ment mental competency test for anyone over 75. most do not want a rematch with biden and trump. the first party to retire it's 80-year-old candidate is the party that wins this election. >> joe: i think i figured it out, i guess now it is okay for candidates to talk about age, unless you are don lemon. she says people, politicians are not in

but essentially in the press for years, the tulsa massacre was called the tulsa race war. it's one of the closest, most this country's ever had to a race war because it lasted several days and it was armed. blacks were armed whites. and looking at the import of colored officers training, black soldiers and importance of the uniform and what that service and training meant to black self-defense, to the self esteem of young black men was the force behind charles young's decision to not only want to work wilberforce, but also wanting to black? soldiers in liberia and continuing his service at wilberforce on multiple occasions because he was committed to racial uplift, he was committed to pushing back against the barrage of negativity and hatred put forth that african americans going to see on a daily basis living in jim crow america. so this is his commitment. but there is another person i was told that i'm too hard on flipper. i'm not saying that i favor charles young or something. but want to kind of provide opposite to charles young, and that is going be henry flipper. hen

but essentially in the press for years, the tulsa massacre was called the tulsa race war. it's one of the closest, most this country's ever had to a race war because it lasted several days and it was armed. blacks were armed whites. and looking at the import of colored officers training, black soldiers and importance of the uniform and what that service and training meant to black self-defense, to the self esteem of young black men was the force behind charles young's decision to not only want to work wilberforce, but also wanting to black? soldiers in liberia and continuing his service at wilberforce on multiple occasions because he was committed to racial uplift, he was committed to pushing back against the barrage of negativity and hatred put forth that african americans going to see on a daily basis living in jim crow america. so this is his commitment. but there is another person i was told that i'm too hard on flipper. i'm not saying that i favor charles young or something. but want to kind of provide opposite to charles young, and that is going be henry flipper. hen

because of you. >> joe: tulsa, a new car manufacturer, tulsa.be wall-to-wall coverage. with biden, no coverage at all. >> laura: apparently the uaw today decided it wants to get out of the automobile industry all together, there will be no american made cars by end of the biden administration. >> joe: you mention the coverage they are curtailing, with biden, they cut him off to protect from blunders being seen. voters are not blind. when you see the two side by side, simple question emerges, who would you rather represent the united states of america at a confrontation with putin or xi? >> laura: the gait gives it away. nikki haley is using age as a democratic talking point. >> i have long called for ment mental competency test for anyone over 75. most do not want a rematch with biden and trump. the first party to retire it's 80-year-old candidate is the party that wins this election. >> joe: i think i figured it out, i guess now it is okay for candidates to talk about age, unless you are don lemon. she says people, politicians are not in their

but as our, as mr. tulsa, we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. thank you. what's a pleasure? let's come back here to europe now where the european union is keeping up with port operators and a war on illegal drugs. there been huge increases in the amount of cocaine entering the cotton and the reports in belgium and the netherlands in recent years. and that is prompted the you to start a new project to find back against the drug criminal. these might look like the sleepy waterways of your ups shipping trade. but, and what ports has become a hot bed of some of the world's most lucrative criminal activity. pressure has been steadily ramping up on your p and politicians to act to tackle the drug gangs operating. here. we have joining forces here today because it takes a network to fight a network. so that's why here today we launched a european ports alliance success this against criminal c one port alone with only means driven us move to other ports. criminals have reportedly been handing out hundreds of thousands of your raising bribes to port workers and thr

, he spoke about the reasons why it's country motor, and you chose the public to blame, as well for tulsa t as in dog, but also to try to do something about that. the minister of justice. thank you so much for your time. i just want you to take us back to what people have labeled a very historic moment for south africa. and you being physically, they, with those that have also been labeled, that at the legal minds will feel that because of great ego minds of the country. and did it was a ground breaking moment and not only for the, for the, for the, for the entire loop to be able to see that and expose the, the, the, the, the, the cutting to general side that is unfolding in the goes us 3 for the world to know and you'll have seen that it was for instance the done by or less and the 2 plus i commends the evidence and also a bed by international law and quin visions of the of the native nation. so i believe that the country has indeed food have had a companion case embezzlement in front of the international court. but not only in front of the international court, but in front of the world

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i recently spoke to the oklahoma floodplain managers association, at thennual conference in tulsa a i saw firsthand how the ty had transformed its approach to flooding. the conference host helped tulsa achieve their status and nfip policyholders now enjoy a 45% discount off of flood emiums. apparently i was not the only one to notice the compliments. oklahoma's governor recently appointed the speaker to serve as the state's top emergency management official. in addition to ma gnt programs that incentivize resilience investments, states have been launching their own innovative programs. the secretary of the maryland departnt of works and minutes meant, recently elected to be the president of the national emergency management association is quoted as hazard mitigation is the center of the universe. to that end, south carolina recently announced $200 million for flood resilience projects. while florida, sth carolina, alabama and louisia and others have programs aimed at incentivizing homeowners to rengthen their homes against hurricane risk. a recent academic study found that participati

the conference host helped tulsa achieve their status and nfip policyholders now enjoy a 45% discount off of flood premiums. apparently i was not the only one to notice the compliments. oklahoma's governor recently appointed the speaker to serve as the state's top emergency management official. in addition to fema grant programs that incentivize resilience investments, states have been launching their own innovative programs. the secretary of the maryland department of works and minutes meant, recently elected to be the president of the national emergency management association is quoted as hazard mitigation is the center of the universe. to that end, south carolina recently announced $200 million for flood resilience projects. while florida, south carolina, alabama and louisiana and others have programs aimed at incentivizing homeowners to strengthen their homes against hurricane risk. a recent academic study found that participating homeowners saw their insurance premiums reduced and their home values increased, confirming our view that resilience pays. beyond government programs, t

i, when i told me that they don't have violence do this, and we go sailing tulsa tissue today, because when they go to that video mill, you want me to walk with car bama. otherwise. so not because the the, the ukraine says it cannot wait for the war to stop, to stop rebuilding its country and its not waiting. but funds are drawing up. that's why it's trying to drum up support, not only the full weapons deliveries here at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, but also reconstruction 8. the american born british financier, and political active as bill router was once behind the largest foreign investment portfolio in russia. i asked him to what extent frozen russian central bank assets could be used to rebuild you, right? we're in a kind of a crucial moment right now where your crane is running out of ammunition. ukraine is running out of resources. the west, who had been promised to stay as long as it took are now hesitating. we've seen gary ends block. uh you funds $50000000000.00 view funds. we've seen some small group of far. right. republicans block us funds. and so this i

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true, for example, that a trump election rally was planned for june 20 in oklahoma, in the city of tulsa, the head of the local diplomatic health abruptly discovered an outbreak of a new virus in the city. the new york times quickly published an article saying that trump rallies are an ideal environment for spread of a new virus. and the washington post also citing health experts, everything is as it should be, but at the same time, on june 5, a letter signed by more than 1,200 doctors was distributed, it said in black and white, as public health representatives, we do not condemn these meetings as dangerous for the transmission of covid-19, do you think this is about the trump meeting, this is about those protests, about the pogroms, about lawlessness, about vandalism, this is about supporting this, what kind of social distance is there, what kind of masks are there, that is, by others in other words, we are dealing with a virus that has a completely opposite political coloring. and works completely opposite on society, people's consciousness, on the priorities of some over others, god,

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