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people that were involved in the modern-day civil rights movement emanated from alabama state university and attended. some of them were quite active. alabama state university were quite active in the book boycott is those that were distributed to these employers. alabama state university was so important because some of the professors had a profound influence on my life and that is where i was introduced to african-american history. that's when i was introduced to john hope franklin which i still have a copy of because the alabama state university so there was an effort to merge. i didn't think about it but i had influential people in my life. the first black mayor of montgomery talked about a lot of the things related to the history but also helped help to understand the policy part of it which i didn't understand at that time. all i knew was my role as an activist so i organized a march to save alabama university. i pulled together a group for my friends initially and we started organizing. i was in the hospital and that's when we had our first meeting at saint jude where i was at the

a lot of people that were involved in the modern day civil rights movement emanated from alabama stateity and attended alabama state universitiment some of them were -- university. some of them were quite active, professors and students were active in the montgomery bus boycott. and the fliers that were distributed to support it were actually printed at alabama state university. flyers. it was so important to me because some of the professors there had a profound influence on my life, and that's where i was really introduced to african-american history. dr. norman watkins was my professor there, and i became a history major largely because of that. that's when i was introduced to john hope franklin and read his, you know, from slavery to freedom which i still have a copy of, because of alabama state university. so when there was an effort to merge the university, i sprung into action. i didn't think about it. i didn'tabout -- i had interestg people in my life, joy reid whose son was just elected the first black mayor of montgomery. he also helped me to understand the policy part of it

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nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry it's in being an active emanations souls people in power finland's planet warriors on a. but i'm not talking to how the top stories here are now to 0 in the face of growing calls for his early removal from office so u.s. president donald trump finally condemned supporters for violently breaching the capitol building and with more and more of his in a circle resigning he pledged to ensure a peaceful transition of power cable and is under reports now from washington d.c. . more than 24 hours after his supporters rioted at the u.s. capitol donald trump in a twitter video finally condemned the violence that shocked the nation to those who engage in the acts of violence and destruction you.

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the nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry in being an active emanations source people in power finland's planet warriors on a jersey and. setting the discussion millions of americans feel disaffected by both political parties examining the headlines this group of activists and relatives are marching present right now where they're calling for the morning edition also explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform why is child the only solution for a child as young as 10 months of age and inspired you to see the weld from a different perspective on al-jazeera. 'd london's big ben rings in the u.k.'s former departure from the european union single market. alone down in jordan this is up 0 live from doha also coming up donald trump cuts his vacation short to got a more republican support to oppose the official approval of joe biden's election with.

nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry it's in being an active emanations souls people in power finland's climate warriors on a. saudi arabia reopening its borders and the airspace to carter significant step toward ending a blockade imposed by the kingdom and 3 other countries. has been announced on the eve of the gulf cooperation council summits which cutter's amir will attend for the 1st time in 3 years. however i'm alamo here dana and this is al jazeera line from doha also coming up. to walk or prepared for land or for joy.

well actually a lot of the rank and file at the top are being exchanged so a lot emanated from who was elected into that top post so yes we're seeing over a new of the conservative party here and partly in terms of who leads it at the same time we see a clear linear continuation of the machall centrist course. chief political editor of many things the electoral commission in uganda has announced the final result from the selection the clearing incumbent president you were a 70 the winner the 76 year old is one of the world's longest serving leaders his main challenger singer turned lawmaker bobby wine is accusing 70 of fabricating the results calling calling the poll the most fraudulent in the history of uganda ugandans to reject the results electoral commission has dismissed the other guy sions earlier won and a group of journalists covering the vote said they were forced to flee from soldiers posted to the opposition candidate compound in the capital of temple. ok let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world now rescue efforts are ongoing in indonesia a

nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry it's and being an active emanations source people in power finland's climate warriors on a just. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of our top stories this hour twitter has permanently suspended u.s. president donald trump's account citing a risk of him further fueling violence it's the latest consequence of an attack on capitol hill by trump's supporters which could also see trump faced 2nd impeachment search teams are scaring dark waters not far from indonesia's capital after a boeing 737500 was lost shortly after taking off the phone with a suspect is dead bury the plane had 62 people on board. and at least 3 people have died in spain where a massive snow storm has swept through large parts of the country it's frozen traffic and travel leaving ferris's a people trapped in cars train stations and therefore it's. let's take a course a look at donald trump's twitter ban and how those social media companies turned against him the president's facebook and instagram accounts are suspended for the rest of his time in offic

believe in be if achieved just came and said that you know there were elections were rigged and you know eman was 'd selected and not elected but now they're out of pocket and you see a good word for support i mean and money pakistan is a very hopeful that now that he's here he's going to be doing some of the think that you said you would be. a bit dismayed this i mean what we call you names or flip flopping or if you just basically lives and you need everything to be said he's actually going against. this this is not a democratic. imagination i mean this is video of a sort of a. fascist government that gives a lot of curtailment on the media and the few speech inflation but just understand it in double digits specially food inflation. but economy when i was the finance minister of electric the site it was going at 5.8 percent. last year it was negative 0.4 percent this year i'll give you that go by 2 percent maximum the dillard been able to collect as much taxes as i did in my last year the deficits used to be made at the deficits but just on the deck divided 40 percent of the debt before i

the vice president mohammed bin rashid al maktoum well joining me now from london is the man nasseri emans the managing director for the middle east with oil market consultancy firm facts global energy good to have you with us so we know of course carter left opec now there are rumblings that the u.a.e. might leave what can we read into all of this. well a few points come to mind question 1st thing that has production and there was about $1000000.00 spent they were less which is not comparable to the size of us production at the point 5 to 4000000 barrels per day but we don't think you know he was really considering leaving opec we think it was a. bargaining chip for their future production levels with the chances of you either leaving opec been 0 we think however he has some valid concerns about basically the potential life of these ongoing production costs if they continue to meet 18 as the baseline if she looking at the crude oil balances we don't see colon pick going back to 2018 levels anytime soon perhaps not until age 2020 so if the u.a.e. has plans and investments for increasing t

the legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry and being an active emanations souls' people in power finland's plummets warriors on a. gulf leaders sign a declaration affirming their solidarity at a summit to help resolve a 3 year embargo against qatar. that society agrees to open its air sea and land borders with council. don't know about this and this is obviously a live from doha also coming up all eyes on the u.s. state of georgia as voters cast their ballots in iran off that will decide which political party will control the senate. and women scoff and go into another local town to contain covert 19 hospitals struggled to cope with the surgeon infections. leaders from across the gulf region have signed a declaration aimed at resolving the 3 year dispute with qatar as a major summit in saudi arabia representatives from gulf countries including the emir of qatar have gathered in the city of allah that follows a move by saudi to open its air sea and land borders to qatar in what's seen as a big step towards resolving an illegal blockade in the country delegations from oman the unit

it is elections were rigged and you know eman was selected and not elected but there are a lot of pakistanis in good warfare who did support i mean and many pakistanis were very hopeful that now that he's here he's going to fulfill even some of the think that he said he would be. a bit dismantle this i mean what we call the new terms or flip flop in america or you know just basically lives i mean you know everything that he said he's actually going against it. this is this is not a democratic eugene by any chance by any imagination to mean this is video of a sort of a semi fascist government that gives a lot of curtailment on the media and the few speech inflation but just on is running double digits specially food inflation economy when i was the finance minister electric bills fight it was going at 5.8 percent. last year it was negative 0.4 percent this year hopefully they go by 2 percent maximum the deflowered been able to connect as much taxes and i did in my last year the deficits made the deficits a bucket. dect give it 40 percent of the dead. or just use. 70 years they're going to be

there were concerns emanating from the attack on saudi aramco's facilities last year.t is thought that perhaps the closer viewpoints have made resolution a little easier. it will make things easier for the u.s. we see this gulf lift resolution. ft golulf rigt resolution. annmarie: thank you. our reporter will be tracking this throughout the week. pressures rally under with the third national lockdown in england. we discuss what will happen next with england's lagging currency. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is daybreak: europe. annmarie hordern is alongside me in london. this is what we are watching for this week. a big day in the u.s. the runoff election in georgia. georgia on my mind. the results will determine which party controls the senate for the first two years of the biden administration. and angela merkel is meeting chief regional leaders to talk about the pandemic. we get inflation data for europe's biggest economy. we will getursday, a bigger picture of what is going on. numbersa inflation published. jobless claims and german industrial production includin

nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry it's and being an active emanations source people in power finland's climate warriors on a. move. oh. oh. i want you i was there with me said holroyd never mind of our top news stories the united states congress has formally approved joe biden's election victory clearing him to be sworn in as president on january the 20 s. the senate and house rejected several challenges made regarding the counting of state votes in by his favor and ultra position a statement saying he disagrees with the outcome of the election but promise that there will be an orderly transition on january the 20th where biden is set to take office the certification proceedings were suspended for hours after a crowd of truck supporters violently breached the capitol building one person was shot and killed by police while 3 others died during the riot. or while the situation was unfolding in washington d.c. the results of georgia's senate runoff were announced democrats now only won the 2 senate races giving the party control of the u.s. senate house of

completely fell out of bed and then we experienced a k shaped recovery you had wall street and stocks deal emanate from their underlying fundamentals and you saw the performance of various stock markets of the nasdaq of big tech etc last year matthew can i answer rhymes you know then just push you for a 2nd to which i sincerely apologize a k shaped recovery assume i'm a complete idiot what does that mean and when you talk about investments d laminating in a sentence give me a sense of what that means as well. short yes ok shaped recovery meaning wall street stocks went one direction i.e. up but the reality the underlying fundamentals for people human beings their livelihood small businesses as has been well documented throughout the pandemic experienced in many ways a very different reality the reaction to that from central bankers from the fed here in the us was stimulus what was more money printing than and ever incurred in history i think it's something like 30 percent of all u.s. dollars that exist were created last year in 2020 ok let me just say that idea of inflation and i guess you would c

the regional components of the challenge of that i believe you know between iran and so that have emanated states and all them all but that would seem regional level and that's has been will probably probably be the primary reason why this conflict has not but it's all because simply you cannot just sit at it that from what's going on on that region on an international level you know and is backing the which is supporting that with this and it's a cheap proxy war. to support wind saudi arabia continues to be for the past 5 years since this war started with the heavy of all but also the idea of yeah but i guess what it's fully aligned this does not close that on much but now we are seeing actually and nor and. call it you know that post that. that's taking place. after jenny what it 23 and what by then is willing and able to do in order to address the regional conflict with iran and it's an issue of whether the air would saudi arabia and others i think in on would be willing. the way i understand this if it's of out of c.d.'s a lot of if if i see this all for from the united states about th

i think it became the perfect place to emanate. because it has shown us all of these disparities and has magnified it in such a way that it can no longer be knowing they shouldn't have had this impact on the communities that are most vulnerable but it puts us in the position that we have to do something about it. >> the early roots of a lot of this you have sort of an early view of that when you moved in 1968 and you write about your parents and the people that were to come and ask for advice and members of the civil rights movement that you sort of were in your orbit even when you were young. can you talk a little bit about that? i know you mentioned the black panthers starting from lowndes county, but could you tell us a little bit more about that history? >> everybody would come by our house at some point or another and give advice and to give background about my parents my father was a air veteran and we were discussing him the other day and talked about the fact that, you know, my father always talked about his time in the mil

nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry it's in being an active emanations souls people in power finland's climate warriors on a just. the last episode in a new series expose the imperial origins of the drug trade commerce was good i'm tired i'm tired i was good for commerce of use thank you very much want to go and opiates passage from the far east to europe and the united states. congress any money money money in these mountains is open. drug trafficking politics and power the era of empires and i'll just lay around. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your own. i'm sami's a than with a look at your headlines here now just here and now and then the an asian passenger plane has disappeared shortly after takeoff from the capital jakarta the planes operated by the country's budget. air local media is reporting it's carrying $56.00 passengers on board twitter has permanently suspended u.s. president donald trump's account citing a risk of him fueling further violence this comes after the deadly attack on capitol hill by trump supporters president e

nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry it's in being an active emanations souls people in power finland's climate warriors on a. war. i'm how i'm ahead in endo how the top stories on al-jazeera saudi arabia is opening its share of space and borders to qatar in what are seen as big steps towards resolving a 3 and a half year diplomatic crisis the united front was made ahead of a summit of gulf nations inside the city of houla which the are of cutter shake to mean been hammered of tanny will attend jamal shell reports from doha. and more than 3 years after saudi arabia u.a.e. bahrain and you dropped imposed a blockade on qatar finally a breakthrough but at the military fog.

the nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry and being an active emanations souls people in power finland's climate warriors on a. planet . this is al jazeera plan. hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes hong kong police arrest more than 50 pro-democracy activists and former politicians accusing them of trying to overthrow the city's government. and warning 'd to the senate. to work for all of georgia the u.s. state of georgia elects its 1st black senator moving democrats a step closer to securing a majority in congress. and labor mission from the north korean leader kim jong un the knowledge of.

all of these, i think they became the perfect place to emanate from because of what it happened prior to 2020. 2020 has shown us all of the disparities and has magnified it in such a way with covid that it can no longer be ignored. had it not been for george floyd murder, it never should have happened or what happened to breonna taylor never should have happened and likewise. covid should not have had the impact on the community that are most vulnerable. it now puts him in a position where we have to do something about it. >> the roots of -- you have sort of an early view of that when you moved to the county in 1968. you write about your parents and the people that would come by your house and ask for advice and members of the civil rights movement. you were sort of in your orbit even when you were young. can you talk a little bit about that? i know you mentioned the black panthers starting from that. can you tell us a little bit more about that early history? >> i call them the jailhouse warriors. everybody would come by our house at one point or the other. basically give advice. my

emancipated their slaves would receive financial compensation, up to $300 for each individual they eman's paided. the act was passed nearly nine months before president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation on january 1 of 1863. it's not surprising that britannia kennon's name cannot be found along the surviving names as it's doubtful she would be willing to sign a loyalty oath to the issue given her southern sympathies. when she took in boarders in 1863, she hired two irish immigrant certificate -- servants, a maid and cook. she does not address the death of her husband beverly kennon when she was 29 years old. commodore kennon was one of the six victims killed when a gun exploded during a firing demonstration on february 28, 1844. britannia herself was onboard the boat as were a number of very important individuals, president of the united states, john tyler, former first lady dolly madison, a number of other cabinet members, but britannia did not directly witness the explosion that killed her husband. she was likely below decks enjoying the dinner, the food that was served as pa

we will bring you any headlines that emanate from that. still ahead, we will discuss the chaos of the vaccine rollout and if president biden's goal is realistic. vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. the daily white house briefing is underway. let's listen in. >> for those transgender servicemembers who are discharged because of their gender identity, their cases will be re-examined. president biden believes that america's strength is founded in its diversity. america is stronger around the world when it is diverse. the president will sign an executive order. the president is making good on his commitment to building a future that is made in america by all of america's workers. through the buy american executive order, he will put to work the nearly 600 billion dollars of taxpayer dollars that go toward federal contracting in support of american manufacturing and good paying jobs for america's workers. it will close loopholes on how made in america products are measured and ensure and increase the amounts of prod -- produc

orange jewel or corn, all of these commodities are zoom zoom zooming, and much of the pressures is emanatingagricultural area consider this. we've seen the usda bring estimates of 40u67 domestic supply we have, production is way down the chinese have the largest production of hogs, and it's been surging, what do you feel hogs grains where do they get grains from the u.s., south american, and more south america has real bad weather conditions, so ultimately this is a classic supply-and-demand story. demand is going up up up, and supply not so much adding weakness to the dollar, morgan, there's a lot of moves for commodities to continue to run to the up side >> josh, what are your thoughts? on the heels of this usda report that we got out yesterday, you did see highs for -- the potash, fertilizer names like mosaic, a how does it speak to the recovery trade >> i think rick has it right it is a combination of demand going up and supply being low, if you want to pit one of those two factors that's most -- i don't want to say at fall, but most responsible, it's the supply side, the supply shock. c

lou: this is emanating from the fbi itself. >> it is interceptive communication in the perpetrators and on the day of while they were stormingap the capital these oah keepers were communicating and saying let's stick to our plan in real time they were referencing a planet they went back and found the early planning and electronic communications there was a very different story than what what we were told in the first 24 hours. we often find out much later the truth of what really happened. lou:lo i think the radical leftn this country has a unique record among all partisans in trying to exploit any emergency entity crisis for political benefit. mcconnell thech number one republican in the u.s. senate pylon without any evidence whatsoever of what he was alleging and in fact what he was alleging a disputed by the fbi himself and charges against these militia members it is outrageous to see what the rinos are doing here, we understand that not only have the rinos been blocking the release of the documents a president has been trying to declassify in trying to release to the public and now

to put in place processes to make sure something like this can never emanate from china again. >> joe biden just as getting the united states back into the world health organization. >> i think that's a mistake. president trump thought that was a mistake. we believed it was under formable formable and had become a corrupt and political and cow towed to the chinese communist party at the most critical moment, the global health challenge. we think it was fixable and working our best to make sure something that we could actually deliver a global health solution to actually help all around the world. we think the w.h.o. has no opportunity to do that, and i hope i'm wrong, i hope it turns out the w.h.o. can fix this but we couldn't see a path to making that happen. >> they obviously went along with the beijing body and would not allow the cdc in there to investigate the origins of the coronavirus back in march. you have called out china for crimes against humanity and, crimes against humanity obviously was used to prosecute the, so the question is will the biden administration do anything

lou: well, there's, there are more insults flying, emanating from washington d.c.osi talking about the enemy within. suddenly -- and insinuating, clearly, that that those are republican enemies. what do you make of her, and what do you think the republican party should do in response? >> two things. first of all, with pelosi, a thin create, a -- hypocrite, a person who looks and focuses on the capitol riot and will not look at what's going on in the northwest, in portland and seattle, will not look at left-wing extreme treatmentist groups. she cannot utter the word antifa or black lives matter destroying cities throughout the country. joe biden, i've been waiting for him to condemn the ongoing terrorism, lou, in the northwest. he refused because the left-wing terrorists represent the base of the democratic party. i heard your excellent interview with mark meadows. he's a trump patriot. what's going on with these rinos in washington, d.c. where they have basically appeased these democrats in order to be liked is insulting. mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy do not repr

with the people in oakland but it started here but the county became the perfect place for this to emanate from simply because of what had happened prior to 2020 but 2020 has shown us all of these disparities and magnified in such a way with covid it can no longer be ignored had it not been for the george floyd porter what happened to breanna taylor never should've happened and likewise covid should not have an impact on the community that is most vulnerable but now in a position to do something about it. >> and the roots, you have an early that 1960 and you read about your parents and the people who had come by your house to ask for advice and members of the civil rights movement that were in your orbit even when you were young. can you talk about that? know you mentioned the black panthers starting from the county but i can you tell us more about that early history? >> yes i call my parents jailhouse lawyers because everybody will come by her house at some point and basically give advice so my father was a korean and veteran we talked about the fact that he always talked about his time i

lou: well, there's, there are more insults flying, emanating from washington d.c.emy within. suddenly -- and insinuating, clearly, that that those are republican enemies. what do you make of her, and what do you think the republican party should do in response? >> two things. first of all, with pelosi, a thin create, a --- hypypteocte a pe persperspe l w andks and foc onn alohat't' g onngn t the wl nott rtt,tl pantlantl a a ot lookkt a leinftfttrg e tatmereistre .r shaneeeetter uhe t tord w w aant orlack b b livivattetetrtrgoyoyy citihrhrououthrheou.ry. jo bide beeeeaintieentior f terrteisrrm,oror, l i hwesrteses es resefheedhe becse tau t lef i oris risepre rnt thent basasasff demodeicde i ard yrr exc excntxcntvi th mar mararar mea mws.ws he's a a a trumprump p pri. wh'swh goingoi ongnng wititit tc e therey haveave basic ballyicac apedse democrats in order to be liked is insulting. mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy do not represent trump republicans. it's insulting the republican party. lou: and the d.c. police, suddenly we don't hear anything about defunding the po

lou: and this is emanating from the fbi itself. >> it is, from the intercepted communications of thetrators and including even on the day of while they were storming the capitol. these oath keepers were communicating saying let's stick to our plan. so in realtime they were referencing a plan. they went back and found the early planning in electronic communications. a very different story than what we were told in the first 24 hours. we often find out much later the truth of what really happened. lou: yes, and i think that the radical left in this country has a unique record among all partisans in trying to exploit any emergency, any crisis for political benefit. but to see mitch mcconnell, the number one republican in the u.s. senate, pile on without any, any evidence whatsoever of what he was alleging and, in fact, what he was alleging is now disputed by the fbi itself and its charges against these militia members, it's outrageous to see what the r are inos -- rinos are doing here. we understand that not only have the rinos been also blocking, blocking the release of the documents t

progressed, he felt that his photographs were revealing an increasing amount of visible air pollution emanating power plants. could these scenic wonders survive the effects of future large-scale energy development? five years before, in the fall of 1975, he began a one-man crusade to save these natural treasures. in our nation's capital, with the help of a small band of environmentalists, friends of the earth, anderson brought his photographic evidence to petition congress. the goal of this citizen's lobbying effort -- find a key legislator who would help. congressman paul rogers, an author of the monumental 1970 clean air act, was now revising that law. although a great deal had been accomplished in cleaning up the nation's air, the anderson slides were alarming evidence that the parks were still unprotected. >> the navajo power plant in 1974. we flew over the plant to photograph the plume from the air and smoke was blowing into the grand canyon. when this happens, the vista is now reduced to less than the width of the canyon. when pollution finds its way into this huge basin, the view becomes

president trump has encouraged this behavior while no words of sadness were condolences emanate from his lips about the coronavirus. wonontinues to content he the election by a landslide even though biden won by 7 million popular votes and by electoral votes. trumpof the justices that appointed to the supreme court itself -- himself said that the texas case was not even worthy of being heard. but yet, we still wonder what's going to happen on january 6 in the congress when the normally monday and task of bringing forth the electoral votes up far approval is taken. who knows. trump, as you know, has continued to issue pardons under strange circumstances, including just today for paul manafort. there were more than a dozen last night. last night, he did something quite dramatic. he said that he would not hadove the package that been approved for coronavirus relief, said that people deserved to get more money. of course, democrats said they were happy about that but it is unclear what will happen. at the very least, it appears that relief is going to be delayed. they've got the proverbi

favorite churches is notre dame do not sell it in paris he feels that the round concrete structure emanates a sense of tranquility. i guess i'm a pretty cool guy i mean i like it when i'm alone in the spaces because you actually get to experience the architecture in a very different way you know. it's just for you it seems like it's been built just for you when you're there and you can witness it for you know however you perceive it. and the photos people can imagine themselves in in the picture. people point to his photo series sacred spaces a testament to faith in the power of modern architecture. when you take pictures of food you want to get people's mouths watering but one spanish for target for is targeting different emotions and her images make us look twice now they are collaterally compose works of art rich in color and whimsical ideas well food still plays a key role in her work but not as you might expect. spit up the word breakfast and this is what you might end up with. these images are from tested on the guy's photo series break fast. despite his for talk of a takes foods an o

we may have american passports and birth certificates, but we are the emanating.e's who joe biden says those people are. >> the rise of political extremism, whites pharmacy, domestic terrorism that we must confront and we will defeat. >> tucker: we will to heat. politically extremist, domestic terrorists, white supremacist. if those are america's enemy, we must wage war against them. we must defeat those people. it seems like a highly significant part of his speech. a part of the governing agenda going forward. we are not imagining this, we weren't the only ones who noticed a pier to people voted for joe biden did it too, watch. >> i herded declaration of war against white supremacy, a broader democracy to the brink. >> item will inherit a once unprecedented domestic security. >> tucker: against whites pharmacy. you may not have noticed that because someone level it's not very remarkable. not many americans support white supremacy, most people find it disgusting, and they should. the question is, what is it exactly? that we are waging war on white supremacist, can

i'm wondering what your plan is if you see some of large stability risk emanating from an on-base financial sector in the coming months especially as it relates to activity and what you see as the situation there. >> on your first question i don't want to comment on a particular company or today's market activity are things like that. it's not something i would typically comment on. in terms of macroprudential policy tools as you know no doubt we rely on this macropotential policy does particular the stress test and the elevated levels of liquidity and capitol and also resolution planning that we impose on large financial institutions. we don't use time variant testis do and we think it's a good approach for us to to use one set her eyes on because we don't really think we would be successful in every case in picking the exact right time to intervene in the market. you really asked about the non-banks in the non-bank sector. we monitor financial conditions vary broadly and while we don't have jurisdiction over many areas in the non-bank or other agencies do so we do coordinate to the financ