speak louder than words it's an old expression but just as true today as it was over 280 years ago when it was 1st coined back in 1736 especially when observing the actions of our great political and military leaders here in washington d.c. you see well most elected officials and military leaders will tell you that the protection and defense of the american public and the citizenry is their number one top top top tippity top priority their actions show us otherwise especially when it comes to the pentagon and our illustrious war department the washington post and others are now reporting that the $1000000000.00 fund the congress gave the pentagon in march to build up the country's supplies of medical equipment hasn't. been mostly funneled to defense contractors they used to make things such as jet engine parts body armor and dress uniforms yes my friends while

the while most of the country was out of a job trying to make rent and just barely scraping by and trying not to get sick our good friends at the pentagon took our attack post fight this pandemic and instead they splurged on themselves in their defense contractor buddies apparently the pentagon's top brass are no longer men of honor but in truth they're really just 16 year old girls on amazon with mom's amex card but it wasn't just our good friends in the war department splurging on taxpayer dollars want to be action hero but real life republican party hack and trump yes mad in the acting homeland security director chad wolf well he's under fire this week as n.b.c. news reports that the consulting firm where his wife works has been awarded more than $6000000.00 in contracts from the department of homeland security since september of 2018 and then although the company has a long history of federal contracts her company did not do. who worked for b

h s until after will become the will became the t.s.a. is cheap and 2017 now naturally chad deflected these accusations as chad's often do with a spokesperson saying quote at no time and in any of his position since joining the department of homeland security has acting secretary will been involved in any awarding of contracts sorry chad sorry pentagon but actions my friends will always speak louder than words especially when it comes to how tax dollars are used and that my friends is why we're always watching all. you want to go on a city street. letter so let's see the prices you always stay i'll see you. great to see this least systemic deceptions show which. brings up your.

welcome aboard to watching the hawks i robot and i'm with you yes you are all right . goodness gracious images of the pentagon took a $1000000000.00 of character money money that was supposed to go to the defense and safety of everything that could be done to keep us from getting sick with covertly or help us through this pandemic and really just kind of. a lot of fun stuff there should be a lot of outreach i mean we're still counting the numbers of those who've been impacted as well as those who have died from coal but 19 and looking towards this next phase of what it might look like in this country and to think that there were so many people deny people to think that there were so many organizations that had no place to turn and the money with their supplies where they are and just being what it was used but i think that there should be a lot of outrage and a lot of upset people but also this goes to show trump's you know draining the swamp montra absolutely nothing because we see it's just a swampy now as it's ever been. you know you're actually you're you're not alone in

that thought dr emily porter a medical doctor who also is related to katie porter the senator you know the one who was always like lane on these guys in the forty's she actually tweeted out if you can't get a covert test or fine and 95 it's because these contractors stole from the american people to make faster jets and fancy uniforms after all trying to say we are quote unquote at war it is bad when you look at like what these people did not wasn't jogo us of these were like 16 year old kids with a charge card you know it's now it's not just the president knew just how serious they were 19 was we know that from you know that the woodwork tapes now it that he was also complicit in the government taking money taking supplies that were much needed and to help mitigate some of this disaster and i think that you know the further we dig into this story the more depressing it actually gets it really is a real is this the care ok so the pentagon essentially spent this $1000000000.18 the firms including wrote rolls royce they needed to

maintain ship building industries you had tens of millions of dollars for satellite drone and space surveillance technology well that keeps us safe you had $80000000.00 towards aircraft assembly plants $2000000.00 towards manufacturing of army uniforms so my question is is this like not earmarked towards anything that's a difficult $1000.00 because what is the justification we're not actively at war with anybody. to utilize those funds when you know you have cash strapped states that are begging for assistance to battle so that 19 this is just a moderate are you ready for the justification are you ready ok allen lore of the undersecretary for accu acquisition and sustainment defended the pentagon spending by telling journalists quote we need to always remember that economic security and national security are very tightly in a related and our industrial base is really the nexus of the 2 basically saying let me know you know stream that she's basically saying that look the military industrial calm. plex is the fuel that runs this country if we let that die then

everything dies so we need to give that money wherever it may need to go within the military industrial complex because they were dependent on that which would have only made sense if we were actively in combat. nothing about her statement i can see why she made it you got to say you got to say something to see what sticks nothing in that statement makes sense when it comes to why this was actually used again we're not in active combat we have a president who continues to say he's drawing troops back so why are we still funding funneling this money through a war machine when there's nothing there's nothing happening right now and it's sad too because congress you know they're the ones who put the care act together they're the ones who could have put those rules and regulations in the how these departments spend money and they didn't over and over again and then i mean you know going back a little further now we have the scandal with our good buddy chad wolf. who says look i didn't do anything to get my wife's company that she works for more money

from the d.h.s.s. and contracts but it's like she wouldn't have to everybody knows when when nudge nudge exactly that that name alone in his position helps her to get those contracts and he doesn't have to basically say or call somebody else. it's just frustrating we know there's a lot of cronyism going on in the trump white house than in many white houses prior to this but this is just so blatant. the founder and president of accountable us mr will join the d.h. as it began pumping millions of dollars into his wife's firm which also happens to be is the largest financial asset the arrangement is highly problematic and warrants congressional scrutiny yes it is because that is one wolf has to list like federally list his financial disclosure form his wife's 1100000 dollar retirement account with berkeley research group the company research group that is his biggest asset so it's kind of like buddy but at least try to pretend you're above board. say her name. briana taylor we've seen elected leaders activists athletes and

entertainers take to the streets where mask emblazoned with briana taylor's name picked twitter vocalizing the need for police work warm and calling for charges meanwhile keeping briana taylor's name alive they've created means and videos to remind people that 6 months after the death of unarmed young black 1st responder died at the hands of police her murder had yet to face criminal penalties how in america under the backdrop of covert 19 could a 1st responder emergency medical technician awarded by the state of kentucky and her hometown die and marry a charge or her murders. will that all change today. 3 counts of wanting endangerment were announced this afternoon these charges arguably fall below what was legally possible but charges don't even attempt to address the murder briana taylor at all there are no homicide charges and only one officer was charged leaving the other 2 completely free to recourse for their actions and just enough

why the maximum punishment for wanton endangerment in kentucky is 5 years a pretty low bar for murder. in advance of the announcement kentucky attorney general daniel cameron spoke of the decision relating to the louisville metro police officers responsible for going to taylor's death and the louisville mayor declared a state of emergency mary greg fisher implemented a curfew cordoning off the downtown area and limiting the areas where protesters could gather through a series of executive orders it seems as though the city of louisville and the state of kentucky care a lot more about calling protests they do about pursuing justice but we got a pale cool justice reform clearly has a long way to go law enforcement agencies protect their own and people are disappointed by the charges released from the grand jury today but they're not surprised or a valid thing message with that in kentucky and across america black lives simply don't matter our murders aren't worth fully prosecuting and there is no true

justice to be found when the murderers wear a badge and everything that you just said to finish it up i couldn't agree more because that is the biggest basic problem is that if you are murdered by someone wearing a bad and you're black but now we're finding out if you're a lot of other colors to. the state's always going to side with the bad that's what it pretty much boils down to at the end of the day they might get a slap on the wrist they might. kind of sorta maybe shouldn't discharge his weapon blah blah blah but at the end of the day granted taylor sorry you don't exist areas on and think that the most shocking part we were literally having a conversation about this earlier the most shocking part in this is the charges that were actually brought down and i think that there will be some people many people would have been we would have thought of it differently if they were not there might as well have been no charges at all because if we're talking want on abandonment we're talking a charge that has absolutely nothing to do with the murder of brianna taylor but even in the listing of that charge and of itself her name is never mentioned

they're actually more worried about the areas that the bullets ricocheted off while they were firing into her apartment than they're worried about the murder of an armed innocent sleeping black woman there were sort of this bullet went through you and put your neighbors and their injures kind of what it says and the fact that the officer who got charged with this wasn't even one of the true that they believe you know they didn't really say which officer i mean killed or today but he wasn't even involved in the actual killing of her but he was shooting but because none of his bullets even came near her exactly and that's a very interesting point to make because the 2 guys who are more than likely responsible for her death contributed to it they received charges at all so today you know that that press conference was very confusing it was very frustrating and i think that rightfully so there are a lot of people in the streets protesting a lot of folks on social media basically calling this out as a huge ringback importance of justice specifically because brianna taylor was the type of victim that white people and white america has been contingent conditioned to believe what we're seeing equitable justice she's somebody who didn't have

a criminal background she's somebody who in other terms came from good stuff and she's someone who did everything right she was a 1st responder with the backdrop of kobe 19 she was a great student she's somebody who before all intents and purposes you would put forth all the effort you could to make sure that her that there is some justice. to her and her family and that's just not what we saw it's interesting when you talk about to your perspective of this region because you were in chicago when with one mcdonald very similar circumstance and again same kind of reaction from from the people that are supposed to mitigate justice them and basically said well we don't really want to give these people justice absolutely that and these cases are quite similar so 9 we know that in both the brown taylor case and the mcdonald's case there were large settlements that were given to the family pre-hearing what the grand jury was actually going to charge an officer with in both cases the charges were very minimal and in the case 'd of donald it came down to 3 years he was only

going to serve a year and a half and i don't believe he served all of that sentence but in addition to that one of the things that both cities chicago and louisville have done is put such an emphasis on the city being protected from protesters and so what i noticed in chicago and it happened in the murder happened in my community was that the streets were cordoned off the curfews were put in place you had these police officers and tanks and everything because they were waiting for black people to be in the streets going hey i am because of a very low rate of charges over there being an under charge in that case the exact same thing is happening right now in louisville where you see there being such a crazy amount of restrictions placed on protesters in addition to a state of emergency being declared and a city basically being cordoned off and there's a lot more intuitiveness put in trying to protect people from protests and then there is protecting people from police officers who just may take their lead that shows you where the government whether state local or federal kind of views these

things they're more upset that people are out protesting than innocent people are getting killed by police but what angers them more is you standing up to them saying hey we don't we want to see justice we don't want to see injustice anymore the system is broken that upsets the government more. don't protest we're going to line our streets with militarized cops trying to keep it from protesting then innocent people getting shot at night in their apartments and i think sad we should be upset everybody should be upset in a country that was founded on protests this push against protesting right now is just extremely active and there should be no more beyond a tailor's that should be rule number one you want to stop protests don't let any more brianna taylor's happen simple as that. all right as we go to break remember that you can also start watching the hawks on demand for the brand new portable t.v. which is available on all platforms coming up. body sits down with us to talk about the new round of sanctions the trials the ministration of leverage

here against iran this latest escalation focuses on arms sales among the iranian officials but how effective have sanctions ban them are on truly pose a threat to the u.s. state to find out he's watching. it was a very nice so far from president. that i could have said no thank you or i could

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trump once again escalated tensions between the united states and iran by signing an executive order authorizing sanctions on iran its officials entities and those that buy and sell arms to and from them this stems from a move at the end of august by the trumpet ministration to reinstate all of the often brutal sanctions on iran that were lifted as part of the original iranian nuclear deal negotiated by the obama administration a.b.c. news reports that quote the move has been rejected by the united nations and u.s. allies like france germany and the united kingdom and adversaries such as china and russia who all remain part of the iran nuclear deal but that lack of support by the un and the security council does not faze the trump administration as kelly craft the u.s. ambassador to the. out of states told the media quote we don't need a cheering section to validate our moral compass really not find comfort based soley on numbers particularly when the majority has found themselves in uncomfortable position of underwriting terrorism chaos and conflict refuse to be

members of back club. ok well joining us now to discuss these sanctions and the current tensions between the u.s. and iran is the president founder of the american iranian council and distinguished service professor at rutgers university who shot and amir a mahdi thank you very much search not to have you on. thank you but having a professor i want to ask you how will these latest sanctions and acted by the trumpet ministration play out how could they affect the iranian government and most importantly the iranian people. but obviously the sanctions do have an impact. that they have had that but i think most of it oncet konami problem is the mess tic it's mismanagement and i also have to say that the sanctions that are supposed to be very imposed to day it's not back mechanism are they you will end sanctions on iran and these sanctions are very limited in

scope they were put on iran gargi on individuals for the you know to and richmond and misidentified of that and of what harms and hurts iranian economy is american sanctions and many can. that you know the pride of the sanctions that sanctions that are imposed on evading it and maybe can entities getting the heat on you and he's but also the american 2nd that he sanctions sanctions on other countries that may. do trade or investment or with iran i think. what mr trump wouldn't do because he knows that the return of the u.n. sanctions isn't that big a deal so that's why they are using the u.n. sanction the snap back as it as

a pretext to impose more sanctions of its own that's a medicare boat i believe privately and then later on 2nd my concern is that america will move on to impose secondary sanctions of. nature on other countries that we did agree that you don and those other countries may not have that much of an option because many up this countries have big days and business relations with the united states and none of them wanted to be tarnished by america. elected to bring up the compounding sanctions but they don't think that that's something that's talked about enough and it's not something that a lot of individuals are going to fully understand but you know u.n. secretary general antonio gates here as has declared the u.n. will not support reimposing the sanctions against iran they were originally lifted by the nuclear deal how will the lack of u.n. involvement affect trump's efforts with the sanctions is it going to matter or what

do you think it's going to happen out of that. unfortunately it's the secretary. of the united nations haven't been very explicit and transparent on this interview with the media has said there is a lot of courting coat and certainty about this matter he said i even don't know if . that is not back mechanism has been activated i am not even sure if that is a sanction going on or left that at this moment so i'm he said i have no advise at this moment for the national security that i'm trying to deal with that signal and un security council so again does that have for the statement i believe i believe that what new congress of what the united nation does i that emetic up will move forward with its own unilateral ok sanctions and these sanctions are the

sanctions that are on iran as a set that the u.n. sanctions are largely symbolic and they are largely political and military that is to say what the united this days want to do to the u.n. is basically to cripple as much as it can it in any military and political powers as a force through its economic system because it does it cannot make system can be easily triple truly dead effectively by the u.s. as you know sanctions both primary and secondary so again please understand that the you and is there that we are getting you symbolically and the purpose of the united states to involve the u.n. is to cripple iran. powers that in military and economic powers that that then apply to military and political power rather than economic. i want

to ask you this and that's a great point that you made the not look the united states foreign policy regardless of president political party in charge for a long time was function on the belief that iran poses some kind of existential threat to the united states and its people i think that's ridiculous as is iran actually a threat to the united states and if so the sunnis want to see peace what can they do to help dispel these tensions you got about a minute and a half left. i don't think that them and that is. to add to anybody including israel out of the his city up the last 42 years shows that this speaks to a much has a big mouth and they did little action when it comes to hardening is a lot of the united states but i believe that is a problem out there the american beauty want it on back to get over it and that it can last you don 42 years ago and i have been told many many times by people from

the very top of this administration's hear from the president secretaries and others that the just want it on back and as long as the don is not in. the will hodgman be would not that he don to live accomplish that but a lot of i've learned that it is not and that. it is truly heartbreaking sitting up with us i want to thank you so much for coming on today and really educating my audience and our audience about the issues with these sanctions on iran and look forward to having you back again in the future and keep up the great work sir my pleasure my pleasure. and more greed and corruption are running rampant homeland security in the border patrol are running concentration camps more than 200000 u.s. presidents have now died from covert 1000 it's still important to not lose hope because without hope we would never have gotten this good bit of news according to researchers from newcastle university since 190348 mammal and bird species

including the sim. horned oryx the california condor and black footed ferret have been saved from extinction by conservation concert conservation actions in fact between the years 93 and 2020 without conservation efforts extinction rates would have been 3 point $1.00 to $4.00 higher for birds $2.00 to $4.00 times higher for mammals yes my friends conservation efforts to save our fellow inhabitants on this small 2 blue planet do indeed actually work so come on and then the meantime let's try to can conserve 8 us and keep ourselves alive be nice that great note to end too many too many yes they're already that is their show for today remember in this world we're not told that we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am a rope and turtle and i don't we should probably keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and night. yeah

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