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west and the police is also pushing them back there's a lot of tear gas in the air they've used to grenada's more of the kind. that we've seen for the past 4 days now in this city and across the country during the. demonstrations and tell us more about how security forces have been responding to the demonstrations. you know there has been a lot of criticism of the use of excessive force on part of the police so far outlawry it is have confirmed that 3 protesters have died in the city of cali where the worst of the violence has happened also a policeman died late on friday as the consequences of a stabbing you received on wednesday evening in a town called in the south. now also international human rights organizations like human rights watch said they have received credible evidence and excessive force part of the police there is also accusation and part of a protester a woman protester said she has been abused by a later after being arrested all of this obviously needs to be confirmed so far today on may day. the rally had been absolutely peaceful. this moment about we're going to have to s

is is there's a dispute whether that belongs to costa rica or whether that belongs to new grenada, which is columbia. but that seems to be something that can be ironed out. and so so lincoln makes this appeal. and the five gentlemen say that we will take it under advisement. we'll get back to you. and the leader of the the chairman of the five man delegation writes back and says well we were pretty skeptical when we first came to the white house about this colonization plan. but upon consideration. i for one think that it's it's pretty good and my colleagues think that we should go and and discuss the matter with other black people and other cities so in new york philadelphia, for example and asks for support to do that kind of research. and that that doesn't pan out. and then ultimately the five man delegation does not give an official report. but the the reaction in washington among blacks was was mixed. um there had been a pretty fierce debate just just before this meeting in july of 1862 a month before lincoln meets a five black leaders. there had been a ruckus in washington because

host: let's talk to ben, calling from grenada, mississippi. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you this morning? host: just fine. go ahead, ben. caller: i think they have a -- they have enough laws on the books. my problem is you have a right to carry a gun, but certain people have a gun, the police see them, they shoot them, and they don't ask questions. they don't ask them if they have a permit. everybody has the right to carry a gun, so why are some who carry a gun kill because they have it? they don't be pointing it at the police. they don't be firing it at the police. they just have it. they get shot. can anyone answer that question? host: let's go to brandon, calling from florida. good morning. caller: hello. good morning. thank you for hosting this debate. i greatly appreciate it. i think we have the right to defend ourselves and we should never have that right infringed upon, especially if you look at the current times today with all the other changes that the current administration is looking to make. i am talking about critical race theory, transgenderism and

two in panama or grenada, seven in the first persian gulf war, and 867 in vietnam.ur korean and world wars numbers were in the thousands. while i won't be able to individually honor all of these heroes, today i'd like to echo a few names in remembrance of iowans we lost in the defense of our nation. marine gunnery sergeant jeffrey e.boer jr. is from the tiny farm town of ocean. he was 39 years old when he was killed on april 10, 2003, after a seven-hour gun battle in front of a baghdad, iraq, mosque. gunnery sergeant boer served a 20-year career as an army ranger and then a marine. he was assigned to first battalion fifth marine regiment, camp pendleton, california, at the time of his death. he was the first iowan killed by enemy fire in operation iraqi freedom, and he was posthumously awarded the silver star. gunnery sergeant boer left behind his wife laurie who is also a native of iowa. army sergeant james c. carney, iii. i know him as jamie. he was an iowa national guardsman from emmerson, which is ten miles from where i grew up. and i knew jamie before he enlist