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mccullough, his teammate held the official's whistle so he couldn't blow it. in florida, rolls this baby out of the way of a home run. that's what i call a save. sign him up as a closer. duke shot 63 percent in the second half against nc state. that is sick! >> wow. >> stanley, the job, the throw down, and duke won the game. who sang it never rains in california? >> albert hammond. >> okay he knows that! >> he just looked it up! >> no, i knew that! >> he's your phone of friend. >> was that google you were looking at? >> no, he knows, he knows. >> my go to. >> under lock and key. >> we'll be right back. when i came home from prison my sons were in their teens. so i got involved in juvenile justice, i didn't want them to go through the same thing i went through. michael bloomberg created the young men's initiative. in helping keep other young men and young women from entering into the criminal justice system. and we see it, we see it in young people being employed. we see young people being removed out the system. running for president, what better platform for

this techno fascism so we do not come up in search engines that say green med info mercola dot mccullough dot com honey colony unless in google you add honey colleen dot com given someone who is who we are we will not come up and we used to have 500000 unique visitors a month we were doing really well based on our content which was a c.e.o. positive you use the term techno fascism. suggesting this is more than algorithmic the suppression this has to do with losing our privacy surveillance manipulation social credit system that similar to chinese social credit system it's about mind control it's about censoring freedom of speech it's about inverse ing the truth it's orwellian we're seeing i'm seeing research disappear in real time we're vaporizing words and our 1st amendment is at risk your report labels google a trojan horse for big pharma and i guess i was more disturbance. prize to read that google's parent company alphabet has pharma subsidiaries absolutely i say that google is a drug company now and so for me the most startling find was that they had invested in vax attack which is ou

international criminal court has been freed from a prison in can shasta supporters gathered outside mccullough prison to welcome thomas lubanga bangor was found guilty in 2012 of recruiting child soldiers to fight in the democratic republic of congo the war crimes relate to the period between 20022003. and italian canadian woman who were kidnapped and became a fast so in 2018 of managed to escape their captors and are now on their way home the 2 emerge safe in mali on friday it isn't clear how they escaped but molly's foreign minister says no ransom was paid both were planning to work on a humanitarian projects in target when they were abducted several foreign it's a big kid not a bikini of us or by extremist groups since 2015. the explosion near an oil pipeline in nigeria has killed 11 people and destroyed dozens of buildings emergency workers are searching for survivors it's believed it happened after a truck caught fire near a park line that had been vandalized. sunday marks one year since 50 worshippers were killed at 2 mosques in new zealand special prayers were held on friday but the cor

in johnstown, david mccullough before he became super famous, his first move -- he talks about the native stock americans in johnstown refer to all the immigrants as hungarians. i don't know why. but they were kind of scapegoated in the same way african-americans argan to be skate -- scapegoated in galveston. that's probably not the answer you wanted. thank you. [applause] >> this is american history tv, featuring interviews, archival films, and visits to museums and historic places. exploring our nation's past every weekend on c-span three. >> next on lectures in history. university of north carolina at pembroke repressor jamie martinez teaches a class about the confederacy's economic policies during the civil war. she explains how the prewar focus on cotton exports over food production combined with wartime farm labor disruptions lead to food shortages and riots in the south in 1863. this, she says, forced the confederate government into developing more nationalized policies for food production and resource allocation that ran counter to their constitution's emphasis on a decentralized

to his supporters thomas lubanga left mccullough prison and. the 2 others he was considered one of the most dangerous move and what's now the democratic republic of congo. you know me better than these 3 international criminal court judges who tried to present me as a devil i remain thomas lubanga who suffered with you in 20022003 during these conflicts and it turi i remain the same to you my people that look militia this young girl was among many who was taken from have family trained and forced to fight in the 2nd congress will. bang their heads in militia called the union of companies patriots all the u.p.c. one of 6 groups involved in fighting for control of the mineral rich to marry region between 19092003. he was later found guilty of abducting children under the age of 15 and forcing him to fight he denied the charge. 10th of july 2012 and historic moment for the i.c.c. its 1st ever case arrest and trial bangup. recruit train and use hundreds of young children to kill. we lurch and rape the salute bangor is sentenced to a total period of

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i've got van jones, and governor terry mccullough. who made the most of where we are now tonight? >> well, in the middle of a pandemic, the healer has real appeal. i think biden came across as that healer. early on he had very strong moments. but this is probably both of their best debates. you know, bernie sanders was able to slice and dice biden on some really key policy points, holding him accountable for his record, and try to push -- i agree, i think that bernie went out there with the idea i'm going to stick up for what i believe in and push this guy to either acknowledge he's not with the real change or to come closer. but i thought if this was the last big moment for bernie sanders, if this thing is going to be wrapped up soon -- and some people say it will, some people say it won't -- but i think he equated himself well but i don't think he expanded his base tonight. he needs to do that to change the math and dynamics. i don't think he did that, but i think he changed the physics of the party other the past four years. and that shows through tonight. >> to me, tonight is

i've got van jones, and governor terry mccullough. who made the most of where we are now tonight?well, in the middle of a

i'm also reading pioneers the latest by david mccullough. what little community marietta ohio is the first settlement in the entire territory after the civil war and how we wound up it's interesting to look at the maps and to see the very street that i live on today and what it might have look like back in the early days. 1787 was a long time ago when marietta was populated. big big deal for that book and some faith-based books called peace with god and with a couple of additions to it and also a book by pastor tony evans the chaplain for the dallas mavericks and cowboys. these the big pastor on - - pastor of a big church in texas from washington to lincoln to jfk in the current president all acknowledge the role that fate played in their decision-making and times in our nations history we need to be on our knees to say am driven to my knees because i'm overwhelmed by the fact to have nowhere else to turn. we have issues in our country today that would need for intervention in it would be wise to listen to that counsel. to listen to that cou

i'm also reading pioneers, the greatest -- the latest by -- by david mccullough. my little community where i live, marietta, ohio is the first territory, and that book is about the move west after the civil war and where -- how we wound up in ohio and so it is a great book. it's interesting to look at the maps that are in his book and see the very street that i live on today and what it might have looked like back in those -- back in those early days. 1787 is a long time ago when ohio -- when marietta was populated. big, big deal for that book. i'm reading a couple of faith-base books too, a book called peace with god which is billy graham's book. chaplain for the dallas mavericks, chaplain for the dallas cowboys. pastors a big church in dallas, texas, called turning our nation to god and i tell you, you know, from washington to lincoln to john f. kennedy, reagan all acknowledged the role that faith placed in decision making. there have been times in our nation's history when we needed to be on our knees. ic -- i think we've got issues and it would be wise to list