we have seen too many riots too many mobs too many acts of intimidation and destruction. it must stop. >>president trump making his first recorded remarks this afternoon just moments after the house of representatives made an historic vote to impeach him for the second time. good evening, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, the impeachment resolution, the house voted on charges the president for incitement of insurrection. >>for his role in last week's deadly capitol riot, 10 house republicans joined democrats today to vote in favor of the impeachment including california representative david valid a bakersfield this makes president trump's impeachment. the most bipartisan in history.

far too many people still can't find a job. our downtowns are hurting and many of our small businesses have been crushed by the pandemic. our small business relief program, the first of its kind in the country has made a difference. this program has put millions of dollars into the hands of small businesses. thousands of companies have already received over $230 million in grant and thousands more will over the next several weeks. this came out of our weekly discussions with local officials it has made it possible for municipalities to reimagine their downtown areas. there is much that remains to -- remains needed to be done. organizations and individuals from every corner of massachusetts stepped up to help take care of each other. these heroes are the best part of this experience. it gives me hope. because of who they are and what they do, i can't say to you tonight that i know the state of our commonwealth is strong. the health care system of massachusetts is the envy of the world. over -- undercooked, they have to continue

and again people are desperate and yet many people are still going to the sudan and many are coming to the other side of ethiopia including the region and also coming to addis ababa there are many many people that are attempting to just leave the region because again it's an area that's in conflicts that's been depressed that's been neglected and there are no jobs many companies have been looted many factories have been destroyed again it's a very dark. you know era of this conflict the government is insisting they're sending donations donating products to the region but there are many many people are still starving no food no medication this has been a conflict area for the almost for the last underland 100 days and i don't know how much is enough to help these people but i guess it's a very desperate situation that's being echoed by all sides 11 chinese miners trapped underground for 2 weeks have been rescued they were among 20000 caught in a blast at a gold mine in shandong province at least one died but the others are unaccounted for norbert money reports blindfolded to protect his

i've been there many, many times. a descendant in oklahoma, and in fact my great grandfather and great grandmother were sooners there. i kind of wonder -- we don't hear too much about too many tribes anymore and i was wondering how they fare in this modern age still in the oklahoma territory there. >> mr. gover. >> as it happens, i'm from oklahoma. i have kamanche relatives. and to see what has happened in the state of oklahoma in, i don't know, the 40, 45 years since i lived there is really quite remarkable. so when i was there, i was fully aware, of course, that there were a lot of native american people there and that there were a lot of tribes and i learned in oklahoma history how they all came to be in oklahoma from the various parts of the country. but out in civic life, in the political life and economic life of the state, indians were invisible. but that's not the case anymore. and now we see many of the tribes are thriving economically. they are among the largest employers in the state of oklahoma and many of

of the residents here and frightened them deeply so that's why many people in d.c. are pretty much laying low staying home many of left the city completely because this is washington d.c. that is not like it normally would be for an inauguration it is completely on lockdown and quite frankly just very tense give a lot of talking to us from washington d.c. about those preparations ahead of joe biden so biden's inauguration in a few days' time gabriel thank you very much indeed. uganda's president has warned he'll deal decisively with anyone planning to create chaos following his election victory there will be most of anyone a 6th term in office extending his 35 years in power but his main challenger bobby wine has denounced the election as a complete fraud is under heavy guard at this home and what his supporters say is effectively house arrest and so i reports from kampala. whoa whoa. whoa. whoa whoa it did not come as a surprise presidential where 70 has maintained a decisive lead against his opponents from the start of the vote count a little commission declares y

many policemen and many many feds out there but many many dog corners and if people really want to do harm to such a huge city there is some danger out there and therefore the mayor announced the curfew from 6 am from 6 pm to 6 tomorrow morning. we've just been watching those incredible pictures really from inside the capitol building we saw process this than the rotunda we saw still photos from inside the chamber where security will basically blocking the dole and we have some news coming in now max of on what if you vote for us right doesn't really fit with the pictures we're seeing but just to remind everybody the pictures we're seeing right now from inside the u.s. capitol are not live pictures those are pictures from earlier on because u.s. officials now say that the u.s. capitol building is secure so with together with the pictures we're seeing from outside where people are being dispersed and with like you know just mentioned the curfew approaching and in washington d.c. it seems like the situation is more and more at least under control never know what's going to happen in the

, many critics of donald trump _ many, many, many critics of donald trump and — many, many, many criticsand it is very easy to forget those _ trump and it is very easy to forget those who— trump and it is very easy to forget those who were supporters of him at the start— those who were supporters of him at the start four years ago and they know— the start four years ago and they know who — the start four years ago and they know who they are in our own country for example — know who they are in our own country for example. but know who they are in our own country for example-— for example. but he still has a 74 million supporters _ for example. but he still has a 74 million supporters now. - for example. but he still has a 74 million supporters now. he - for example. but he still has a 74 million supporters now. he does| million supporters now. he does indeed, i wonder— million supporters now. he does indeed, i wonder how _ million supporters now. he does indeed, i wonder how many - million supporters now. he does - indeed, i wonder how many supporters he has _ indeed, i wonder how many s

across many many sports we have a situation where half the athletes have officially qualified but you have often because of the covert situation at bent's had to get counseling so it's going to be a very interesting few months to see how we handle the situation i think we've seen in sports like the u.f.c. and box in that we are able to hold some of it's in a bubble but obviously we're now in a situation where we have a lot of potential travel restrictions so it's a complicated mess but it does have to keep the faith and hopefully we can get from this this gets to another beginnings listen if they hope that thing on the top of mount fuji and there are not overly concerned about safety. only because i trust but the organizing committee is going to do everything anything so you have made sure that there's no help in this little games there's only one chance to win a gold medal at the polls pandemic games i think this games can be. a really special one because it can actors almost like a beacon of hope to the world so i've been very determined. to make sure that i work out that because th

i think it could be even stricter there are still too many people on the streets. to get as many portuguese still haven't understood that we've gone from being a good corona country to one of the worst on ground is in proposals that are beyond . portugal's intensive care units a straining some hospitals are running out of beds for covert 1000 patients others are short of medical staff or oxygen supplies long lines of ambulances have formed outside some clinics many patients have to wait hours until doctors decide whether they can be admitted and where. we have never before triology like we're doing now sometimes we're having to treat people in the ambulance it's less and less authorities say the highly infectious virus variant 1st found in britain has caused hof of all cases in greater lisbon some patients have been airlifted from overstretched mainland hospitals to the madeira islands more than a 1000 kilometers away. germany is sending its military to burns's feared to help portugal d.w. reporter. is following that story for us joe what type of assistance will th

many countries have since restricted travel g.-h. the british variant but it still spread to at least 50 territories according to the world health organization other new variants have also been reported including in south africa and brazil the consequence of an ever changing virus. it is. the buyers and the more the more it spreads and control. in many places at risk the chances we're getting the writers to. be really empty streets again a feature of countries worldwide as governments extend over time pop restrictions to try and limit the spread of the virus variants. model 30 say there's no evidence the british and south african variants make the virus more severe they share a common trait that's believed to make them much more contagious. and elsewhere in the pandemic a british study has found that people who have had covert 19 are highly likely to have munity to it for at least 5 months but there's evidence that those with antibodies may still be able to carry and spread the virus in australia queensland state premier is consideri

many of our members did share your frustrations early on, and many of our members do share your frustration on the debt and the deficit right now. that is certainly a concern. we just need to get -- small businesses need to get through this challenging phase to the other side when the economy was humming like it was over one year ago and the small business economy was thriving. host: delina in florida. what do you do? caller: i work in the restaurant industry. i am 63 years old. my hours have been cut from 35 hours to week to 15 hours a week. i had to get a second job. my question is, are small businesses like this going to be able to get money out of this new program and is it going to be grants so they can help their employees or will it be loans? kevin: thank you for the question. we still need to figure out more details about what is in president biden's proposal. it sounds like he has a combination of grants and loans. looking back to what congress passed at the beginning of december, that allowed for the second round of targeted paycheck protection loans. they are loans, but they are

diseases because the many many. about. after they arrive they have the temperature measured and abortion senate ties the hands that's the new normal at primary school for girls $347.00 girls are expected the next few days divided into classes of roughly 20 pupils a distance of one meter can be maintained but still there are challenges. when they're wearing of their masts reach is not easy for them because they have to be on their must throw to they've already so inflamed they're making they're telling you we need to create. this school as well place to deal with covert restrictions as it can provide the water space and masks to their pupils for free many other schools in kenya cannot it's possible because it belongs to shuffle an international organization that's funded mainly by private american donors teachers you know were trained by health officials some classes even have 2 teachers parents feel that children are safer here than at home we haave told i would say we have been told the children are privileged that able t

schools many teachers and for and for very many children they have a doctorate really well to remote learning and there are some families i work with who their children are striving they're spending more time as well when they are seeing their parents more there 'd is reduced stress and pressure and people schedules are much camer and fewer activities leaving more time for a play and exploration that free play and exploration which we know is really positive for mental health katherine harris and we'll leave it on that positive net thank you very much indeed for taking time to say ok thank you and decades of political instability have badly affected k. stands health sector clinics lack funding and basic equipment despite this health worker has a meeting a challenge head on and providing life changing treatment stratford visited a children's center in the northern x. who district. the uk su rehabilitation center in northern kyrgyzstan was built by the soviets in the 1950 s. to treat polio victims. in outreach children suffering from a neurological condition the doctors say could be pr

although saturday's vote needs to be confirmed by the entire party membership for many armyn lash it is a continuity candidate his slogan was there are the representative of the executive branch so if you vote for me you can be sure you get a leader or you get someone actually who had won elections so none of the other 2 candidates actually ever won an election governing in his state during the pandemic has been an ordeal for lashing out the numbers of infections and deaths have been among the highest in germany and back when the incidence of covert was much lower he argued for less stringent laws. danse hoping to protect the economy as much as the people now whose message has changed as the eyes of the general election. it's important to point out that winning the party leadership on its own does not bring with it the right to work here the german chancellor angela merkel has already said she intends to serve out her term here so in order to replace the new party leader must win september's general election but before he can do that he may have to deal with another leading conservat

many newspapers are clearly not surviving, we have seen many go bust, but in particular we have seen newspaper industry, in the united kingdom, many other parts of the world, very markedly in the united states as well. does that really matter, that people seem to not really, if one can judge from their user habits, value local news as they used to? it couldn't matter more in my opinion, and maybe afterfour years of donald trump, in which you've had a president who has almost gone out of his way to say there is no such thing as truth, objective truth, you ought to believe me more than you believe one of the best newspapers in the world, the new york times. you have got this world in which we don't know who to believe, and it really matters that local communities, all communities have a way of knowing what is true and what isn't true, otherwise it can't work. we can see this in covid at the moment. if you don't believe there is a crisis then the government will have a real job in persuading people that their responses are right. that's the dress rehearsal for climate change if you like

leaving too many kids behind. experts in education and pediatrics have been sounding the alarm for months and i believe the toll on the pandemic, taking the next generation to a crisis point. these challenges are most concerning for special needs children whose educational achievement, personal development and emotional well-being have been severely impacted. to prioritize assistance to these at risk students and families my office will be working with department of education to set aside $10 million in emergency education relief funds to reimburse expenses, parents and guardians have incurred while providing quality education to their loved ones during covid-19. pandemic or not, it is my commitment that we will make every resource available to give each and every student the opportunity to succeed. as many of you have written news reports over the last few months covid-19 has had a negative impact on enrollment in some of our colleges and universities. the institutions hit the hardest have often been those servin

many democrats want biden to go much further. democracy has prevailed!or breaking up dominant tech platforms. whether you're talking about elizabeth warren or others, they — they're looking at the marketplace and they see that there's not a lot of competition rising up, not a lot of choices for consumers, and a lot of accusations that i think these investigations have started to shine an even brighter light with on the evidence that they're finding. that's right. within the democrats, it's a widely held view that big tech doesn'tjust need its wings clipped, that companies like google and facebook may have to be split up. so i think that we're kind of going into an administration where there is a high degree of sophistication around the problems and there is a lot of outside momentum that is going to push them, even if they themselves don't feel comfortable, maybe, being in the leadership position here, that is going to push them in the right direction, and that includes aggressive action in congress. the whole point of enforcing anti—trust laws, and perh

so many folks know this. i was a state senator and ice to argue this all the time, but it's a fact that in the state of mexico our constitution forbids city governments from regulating firearms. but at the city, we continue to seek gutted fences at her community centers, our parks and violent crimes of gun them in our parks. we know that firearms were used in 72% of our homicides. and we know that percentage continues to go up. and so we did take a strong pleasure this year, actually it started last year. we banned guns in parks and at community centers. now, remember what i just mentioned about the state constitution. so what we are seeing is that is already permissible to regulate guns in schools. and basically in mexico, and albuquerque, in particular assume school gets out all of the afterschool programs are at city parks and his siddique unity centers. so our argument is we are a school and a sense of providing educational activities for young kids. and therefore, we should be able to regulate firearms.

people many neat world leaders around were. relieved to see a new he's got a new kind of leadership new all good who they are shipped i'm not referring to age in you or readership in the sense of multilateralism. in the u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has said that he looks forward to working with president biden whenever possible he also said that he if there will be disagreements they he looks forward to them being disrespectful disagreements of course joe biden you know he he has said that he believes that he understands the senate that he's a deal maker at heart and that he can get beyond these contentious politics and that exist in america right now do you think that will be the case is biden so well studied in the ways of the senate that he can reach across the aisle effectively and get legislation passed right now. well the very reason i thought joe biden was going to be the best person for this job is because of his experience in the senate as well as in the role of vice president frankly i mean there's no

rolling back trump's legacy joe biden moved to scrap many of his predecessors policies on his 1st day but after 4 to mull to his years of trump in the new president bring some normality back to the white house and repair fractured relations around the world this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. after one of the most bitterly contested and chaotic elections in american history joe biden the 46th president of the united states has begun his term in office valen to press forward with speed and urgency within hours of being sworn in biden kicked off his term signing 17 executive orders to reverse some of his predecessor donald trump's most contentious policies they included repealing trump's travel ban on some muslim majority countries halting construction of the border wall with mexico and rejoining the paris climate accord mike hanna begins our coverage from washington d.c. . the 46 president of the united states arrives at his new residence and he kept his word and went immediately to work. his 1st action in the oval office was to sign a series of executive orders str

many lost loved ones to this horrible pandemic. for them, and for anyone lost someone this year, whatever the cause, saying goodbye was even harder than it usually is. you may not have been able to be with them while they were sick, to hold their hand on last time, or to fully celebrate their life at a funeral with all those they loved. so whether you are in the chamber, or watching at home, please take a moment, bow your head, and remember those we lost this year, and the left once they leave behind -- loved ones they leave behind. thank you. when i started here last year, our physical health was from. we have one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country. incomes were going up, and our economy was roaring. then 2020 happened. we took a hit like everyone else, but we do not falter. because of conservative budgeting, i was diverse economy , and the decision to keep over 80% of our business is open, and because of the tenacity of our people, iowa is not facing a massive budget shortfall like many states. as i stand here tonigh

many of which could expose them and their family.anything, it reiterates what the paleste people and human rights groups have been telling us is this is an apartheid state. amy: rashida tlaib, thank you for being with us, democratic congressmember to michigan's 13th congressional district. there is not a lot to talk about of joy during the pandemic and insurrection times, but congratulations on your new little puppy, tayta. maybe one day my new little puppy will get to meet yours. >> it truly is a blessing. amy: when we come back, we will look at the increasing radicalization of police officers across the country. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we are going to talk about police around the country right now. buzzfeed is reporting at least 28 off to the law enforcement officers traveled to washington on january 6 to support president trump's efforts to overturn the election. some are believed to have stormed the citolnd in e dely i

i have tried many times.skies and we have got some clearer skies down the eastern side of the uk with colder air. to the west there is more cloud advancing in. we have a battle between that colder air and this milder cloudier air trying to push in. the boundary between the two is a front that is producing thicker cloud and rain setting in in northern ireland, pushing into wales, the south west of england and the west country into the midlands and over the irish sea. there will be some cloud ahead of it. but it is mostly

for many a dry, bright but cold day.ight into thursday morning, about -5 in night into thursday morning, about —5 in some parts of the west. temperature is not as cold in scotla nd temperature is not as cold in scotland and northern ireland is because we have the weather front here but lots of sunshine developing for many as we head towards friday. this is bbc news. it is a new year, but try telling that to the ghosts of 2020. england is returning to full lockdown as hospitalizations surge. and in america, it's election season — again. and president trump is creating chaos over his fraud claims — again. in the last hour, borisjohnson has raised the uk's coronavirus alert level from 4 to 5 — the highest level — for the first time. the weeks ahead he said will be the hardest yet. in england, we must therefore go into a national lockdown which is tough enough to contain this variant. that means the government is once again instructing you to stay at home. the restrictions come as vaccine roll—outs takes place on both sides

in los angeles is battle with covert 19 brutally long hours and the stress of trying to rescue so many sick people has put tremendous strain on emergency medical technicians like 30 year old jennifer muller i work 24 hour shift and we leave station at about 7 o'clock in the morning and we don't get back to about 630 the next morning so it takes a toll on our bodies everyone's exhausted e.m.t. rarely get a break or even a moment to rest it's a lot on a lot of the times we don't get lunches because they're systemic cause going now hospitals are so overstretched that ambulance crews have to wait for hours to wheel their patients into the emergency room there's simply not enough space not enough staff to take them it's typically like on all hours at the hospital. you're with a patient to be admitted to get up the gurney. could be waiting anywhere from 2 to 3 hours at ambulance dispatch centers the calls for help just keep coming 30 years and i've never seen one kind of. call volume like this with the riots. it was not like this at one time 9 calls sitting that's 9 people that are in distre

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and books because there are many presents a scam. but there are many cancers. and there are many stories. make up your. made for minds. this is the deadly new life from family and a stinging defeat for president trump in the final weeks of his presidency republicans i'm just democratic senate since united vote to override the president's veto of a major bill on defense spending the 1st time congress goes over to the truck feet are also on the program countries around the world will not coronavirus vaccination programs but with stocks limited some experts are recommending a rethink of the way doses on delivered. times 2021 of rights to stales back celebrations around the world just 5 usual spectacular midnight fireworks coronavirus restrictions mean crowds were encouraged to stack home to watch on t.v. . i'm phil gallo welcome to the program. the united states senate says delivered a major rebuke to donald trump in the final weeks of his presidency republican and democrat senate says united to override the president's veto of a major defense bill the vote passed

many of them saw their relatives being dragged away. and they relived to scenes today. they have not. he drove with us to duck of each other a city in kosovo where hundreds of albanians were killed for don't each a cares he still lives here today the 2 have known each other for a long time she too will never get over her pain and today her house is almost like a museum on march 27th 1909 serbian police arrived and took away her husband and their 4 sons including the youngest edmundo who was only 14 that was the worst. when morgan apart under those on monday was sitting behind me i said to him stand up the police are here. and they took all the men and we're looking for one more and i said you've got 2 more and they said no we want another one. the bodies of 2 sons were found in 2005 the clothes of a 3rd were also found a 4th son and her husband are still missing. there were also serbian victims of the war natasha chip pan of bitch is a serb from kosovo during the war she fled to belgrade but her parents refused to go with her they were killed a few days later on for fai

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there are many answers. there are many reasons. and there are many alternatives to. make up your own mind. d.w. made for minds. 2 weeks ago a mob of donald trump supporters stormed the u.s. capitol it was a near death experience for american democracy and the entire world watched in horror today in the same space american democracy's resilience joe biden became the new u.s. president come a harris the new vice president there was no mention of trump instead a promise to end 4 years of america's split screen reality show no more lies against the truth no more americans against.

many of them saw they relatives being dragged away. and they relived the scenes today. not be continued. he drove with us to duck of feature a city in kosovo where hundreds of albanians were killed for don't each a cares he still lives here today to to have known each other for a long time she too will never get over her pain and today her house is almost like a museum on march 27th 1909 serbian police arrived and took away her husband and their 4 sons including the youngest edmundo who was only 14 that was the worst. when i'm more than a part of their lives on monday was sitting behind me i said to him stand up the police are here but they took all the men and we're looking for one more and i said you've got them all and they said no we want another one. the bodies of 2 sons were found in 2005 the clothes of a 3rd were also found her 4th son and her husband are still missing. there were also serbian victims of the war natasha chip pan of h. is a serb from kosovo during the war she fled to belgrade but her parents refused to go with her they were killed a few days later

that is not really _ many other countries. that is not really true _ many other countries.ot really true because last l not really true because last week the ministry of health in indonesia has released the vaccination programme in which the first phase will include healthcare workers, public servants and continue with the second phase which focuses on the elderly and senior citizens. we understood that there were calculations being made, however, that many young people of working age making them is protected as possible would help the economy more. that is probably included in the public servants group. because in the second phase the government is going to vaccinate about, i think, 17 million people in the public sector, and the public sectors. so it is most likely that the working age group is included in that group. $5 working age group is included in that group-— working age group is included in that group. as i understand it, clinical _ in that group. as i understand it, clinical trials _ in that group. as i understand it, clinical trials of _ in that group. as i unde

and many of us are also struggling against depression. france has the highest number of covert 900 cases in western europe to contain the virus bars and restaurants have been closed and 8 pm curfew is being extended to many parts of the country. near the risk but we wanted to come together and party the whole world of culture is shut down since the crisis began we had to come and support the organizers. fearing a super spreader event author and he's have urged everyone who attended to self isolate when they get home. let's take a look now at some of the other stars metal headlines. u.s. senator ted cruz says he will be among about a dozen. republican senators will challenge president elect joe biden's victory when electoral college results are tallied in congress next week it's a largely symbolic move that has little chance of preventing biden a from taking office. ruling party candidate mohamed buzz who has won the 1st round of presidential elections in the western many african nation of share but they were told commissioner says he will

because they have other values and many of. them are also oriented negativity towards the west because of the ninety's where a lot of the west has been seen as a failure for a distance of what it took to russia but on the other hand of course for pushing and for the kremlin it's a big danger that if not vinyl could unite and organized the urban use behind his political platform also the political foot that form of him is not quiet understand the bullets for me at least he is against corruption but we don't know if more right wing is the more left wing. incentives iranian style a very mixed record makes a difference and he wants to become president this is also his character i think he doesn't want to be opposition leader he doesn't want to sit in the parliament he fights 1st and it was put in and this is again something what makes the political career of him of himself in the future very dangerous ok let's proceed yeah if i could follow up next i think it's going to be interesting to see what the young generation in russia does

that seems suspicious to many people. was also an suspect, because he was an outsider, he was from the west he was a horse trader and people said he can sorted with gypsies traders who were down in west port. and there were things about that were not so appealing. so he seemed plausible. but he had an alibi, that was straight out of a detective novel. shortly after breakfast, he had gone to visit other relatives in a different part of town and he had been riding on the horse car, with six priests. and if this were an agatha kristi he would've done it, that seems like a pretty good alibi though. so that left two women who were in the house at the time of the murders. the first brigitte sullivan, the families irish catholic housekeeper. who incidentally was called maggie, by everyone except misses borden and the reason she was called that was because maggie was the name of their first their last actual housekeeper, so they could be bothered to learn the new name. so mrs. borden did brigitte and maggie another favor because

many want a rematch. thank you for this opportunity. first on a personal note, it was great>> to see your husband sitting behind you at the confirmation hearing the other day and great to have you as the first potentially open member of the cabinet. in your introduction and the hearing you talked about the need y for a bottoms up approach to transportation planning and to what the department will do and i think that was music to the ears of many of us on the call to hear that your priorities will be the priorities of the local communities around the country. one of those priorities that has been highlighted by the pandemic that has been in place for many years in the communities such as college park is the importance of safe places and i know you spoke, tellingly about that in your work in south bend and the article that was in the "washington post" about an effective means of transportation so that people can get to their daily destinations to do that. communities in the dc metro we have a network that would cost over a billion dollars

i understand i'm very hopeful and dr goodall i have spent hours many many hours upon hours watching. as much as we've been able to see your relationship with chimpanzees and i guess i want to ask in a non facetious way in a serious way i mean if they were in charge of this planet what could we learn from them about how they deal with their environment how i mean what would you say are the biggest lessons we could draw from the primates you've spent so much time connecting with. you know this is really a question that isn't going to really help us very much because the way chimpanzees are not they're not overpopulating they aren't arment the way we are then not using complex technology clue innovations but they would if they could and you know in the old days if you go into some of the people who are still living out in the forest they are not harming that environment but again they wouldn't recruit and i think from the industrial revolution when food began to be more plentiful we started a population began growing and that was the beginning of the rot. i think that's a very fair answ

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many act on it.to recruiting for instance, you know this. we do extensive vetting and screening of recruits. just because somebody comes in okay doesn't mean that they somehow develop radical beliefs while they're in through exposure online or from colleagues. it's very difficult to get at the root of -- where does the radicalization begin? that's one of the things they want to explore. >> reporter: if you're getting one figure from the fbi from 2020, why can't you guys -- we can ask the fbi, but they'll listen to you more than us. why can't we get numbers going back ten years from the fbi? has this increased? that's the kind of thing everybody would want to know. >> i would point you to the fbi for that data. >> reporter: they pointed us to you. >> i get it. remember, the disciplinary issues in the military are handled by the services. so, again, one of the things we're looking at is how do we get -- how do we do the data? how do we get better visibility? we just don't have the answers right now. a

because they have other values and many of. them are also oriented negativity towards the west because of the ninety's where a lot of the west is being seen as a failure for a system to do what it took to russia but on the other hand of course for put you in for the kremlin it's a big danger that if not unite and organized the urban use behind his political platform also the political support that form of him is not quite understand the bullets for me at least he is against corruption but we don't know it's you more right wing or left wing he would explain himself a very mixed record. and he wants to become president this is also his character i think he doesn't want to be opposition leader he doesn't want to sit in the parliament he fights 1st and it was put and this is again something what makes the political career of him of himself in the future a very dangerous ok let's proceed yeah if i could follow up next i think it's going to be interesting to see what the young generation in russia does now because if you look over th

well it's you know it he can be seen from from many different angles perhaps they thought that he was now particularly vulnerable particularly weak because what happened on capitol hill it was a disaster it was a political disaster for the united states this isn't something that is going to be forgotten this isn't something you could just give scrub out of memory it is now happened the united states which prodded self as the greatest democracy in the world the freest country in the world just parted itself as being that for many years which is exploited revolution and democracy regime change all over the world and suddenly there room people a room people citizens voters a storming parliament schooling capitol hill holds of congress people god people died if someone was shot inside the capitol hill. there is no under estimating how huge of an event this was and obviously the text writing that is viewed this public outrage the wives i should say that most of the outrages of the democratic side rather than the republican the conservative side many of them believe people were pushed to do

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stuff is being posted every 2nd every 2nd this so many videos going up on you tube every moment so many tweets so many posts unless we just really chasing our own tail or do we hold each those people politicians world leaders people of influence to be hold them to a higher standard so no you can't do that. well we are chasing our tail to a degree i will agree with claire i mean this is really impossible in scale it is impossible to do perfectly it's not impossible to try and i think we ought to make a distinction it's one thing to not be able to be 100 percent successful it's quite another to just not try it all throwing up your hands and saying sorry is too hard is clearly not an answer but i want to disagree with what marc said when he talked about you know is it ok for the chinese communist party to be on twitter but the president the united states to not be i think that's framing the issue the wrong way it's not a value judgment about the president of the united states as a position or a value judgement about the chinese communist party communist party it's a judgment about the beha

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>> not many people. i was walking through portions of the west wing we're allowed to go and the offices are empty, the press staff has cleared out. there are empty walls where there used to be picture frames of the president and the first lady and so on. and right now he has, you know, the people who have been feeding him this false information about the election, these lies about the election, people like mike lindell, the my pillow guy. i talked to a source earlier today that's familiar with the talks going on with the president's impeachment team, the team he has at this point, which isn't much, and essentially this source was saying that the president has been pushing away advisers and so on who will not tell him what he wants to hear. and so, anderson, you know, this is not a president who is leaving office busting norms. this is a president who is leaving office disgracing himself, disgracing his entire presidency and really embarrassing the united states before the entire world. what we're witness