and youou know it it may come fm jamaica a but i feel that. it talks about justice equality it talks about colonialism. reggae music has a message that's that's deeply relevant in today's world and especially for the i think. when does this kind of all out right wing assault on our freedom? to ask questions and generally all freedom of expression and people you know are being targeted like students teachers activists filmmakers [inaudible] right. to i've been so good to know so the committed this form of arrested. and people out on the streets. the protest is reached our doorstep. so in whichever way you know i'd like i'd like to attempt to contribute something to this [inaudible] leave. ififou can't be a part of the struggles of john happening in the country. what what the meaning of culture and artistic production meaning is to kind of brining people together to be a voice organ? off off the people . if you're playing the people's music. you have to find a way to take it to the people then and if that's always what a gentleman i was frustrat

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i went with 1755 because of the document and i., youou know, i'm not strongly interested but that is from. people feel very strongly about these things and i don't have that amount of personal investment. >> host: this is from 2018 and we know that for a fact. i'm going to throw an idea out and see what happens. but if there was a giant history rally, teaching of sorts with teachers, historians of all kinds, getting together to discuss what we can learn from american history to help us in the present, what was the reactionreaction you got? >> guest: that was interestin interesting. i was very honest to say i'm throwing this out into twitter. it's an idea that i thought would be useful and potential have some power to make people think about american history and all of itse complexities and people wrestle with things in the past. i threw that out there not knowing what would happen. i got a really big response, sometimes from teachers come historians, e-mails, a lot of organizationsns and they contacd me about it. all the things, yes, let's do this. so this is actually something i am

i know youou didn't want to do this tonight and i know you probably didn't want to come on the show,but it's so importanta and thank you so much for fighting through the grief to do what you're doing on a daily basis. we appreciate it so much. >> thanks, laura, have a good night. we will be back tomorrow, more incredible speeches on tap. be sure to watch tomorrow night where we will make more news. >> exclusive reaction to the first night of the republican national convention. shannon: exclusive reaction to the first night of the republican national convention, speakers to understand donald trump's the way they know him, in spite of the relentless criticism and attacks on him over the past four years. and african-american and hispanic support, one of the featured speakers, baltimore congressional candidate, more surprises too and wisconsin under an 8:00 pm curfew, the national guard called into backup police, one officer knocked out by

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. >> so i would like to know from you in the future when you say it's on the table i'm hoping it will report back to us on what is planned? >> youou god it senator. you are absolutely right we have the entrepreneurs and the chinese subsidize others takes capital and money and it all comes out of the same pot the way china works in a deeply appreciate what congress is doing to make sure we get those funds also the semi conductor business a guide give then right to have a fabrication business we invented it beijing countries came over and bought itt from us and they subsidize the semi conductor business between 30 and 50 percent we could get taiwan semi conductor and then you pass the chips act and that money goes for the entire semi conductor industry will need 12 percent semi conductor fabrication is done in the united states that is the key. these things make a difference. >> and turning to senator cruis cruise. >> thank you senator blumenthal. thank you for your testimony today i want to start with what was discussed in the first panel of supply chain issues. im deeply concerned about china's control of our supply chain particul

if youou continue to withhold information or otherwise fail to comply, you can expect a subpoena. iab know many members plan to ak about how you intend to pick the problems that you created and reverse these horrible trendlines, so we will get to those questions next. with that i will recognize the distinguished ranking member for five minutes for his questions. virginia foxx will be the first to respond. virginia foxx from the great state of north carolina. >> thank you madam chairman. madam chair, i do note that you are going overtime a greatim de, but postmaster general dejoy, thank you very much for being with us today. some claim the expedited pilot in the changes are deliberate efforts to slow down mailing her to postal service employees, is that true? >> no ma'am. >> are you banning employees from charging overtime or are you trying to limit unplanned overtime to ensure the postal service viability? >> at this time, no, man, and at no time since i've been here. >> i'thank you. postmaster general dejoy come as a logistics expert, and ist believe that representative walker outlined yo

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