but i want to ask melissa, do you see perhaps the n d p coming in? as i think in 2001, 900 had this kind of role as perhaps being the king makers in the situation. yeah. and, you know, there's, there's a lot of anger towards the liberals for, you know, they divided indian affairs as it's called into 2 separate bureaucracies and enter 3 tons of money at best. and it sounds good and we love that show. but all the press conferences where the, all the money's announced, but the reality on the ground is nobody's seeing results for that such little results. the amount of money being spent versus the results being seen. i think canadians are frustrated. i think i know indigenous people are frustrated. where's the results and what's your plan? why would we give you a 30 when you haven't been able to make any headway just by billions, upon billions being thrown up problems like, you know, clean water on reserves, housing. you name it, not even addressing poverty, we're still the most impoverished people in the country. so where do you park your vote? i think

she's an m b n d p and digital get out the vote organizer check this out. first nations people in canada only got the right to vote in 1960. since then, there has been very low voter turnout on reserve, on election day. but in 2015 i started 1st nations rocco, where i helped many 1st nations people get registered to vote. and where i work with volunteers to get out the vote on election date. and that will prove to be a historic success, where voter turnout on reserve rose up to $61.00 and a half percent. and into 2019 federal election. i went part of them and work for the n d p. and that voter turnout was 51.8 percent. so here in 2021 i am once again working for the n d p to engage the indigenous folder in this election. ok, so look, i want to go to my computer coming out of this just i catch the audience up to the major parties that are running it, that the 2 waiting parties clearly are the liberal party, the conservative party. but then the in the pay, the new democrat party, well, they have enough to be influential. they're, they're way ahead of the next

i went part of them and work for the n d p. and that voter turnout was 51.8 percent. so here in 2021 i am once again working for the n d p to engage the indigenous folder in the selection. ok, so look, i want to go to my computer coming out of this just so i catch the audience up to the major parties that are running that the 2 waiting parties clearly are the liberal party, the conservative party, but then the n d p, the new democrat party. well, they have enough to be influential. they're, they're way ahead of the next party, which is a block cubic law, which probably won't be considered here, but i want to ask melissa, do you see perhaps the n d p coming in? as i think in 2019 they had this kind of role as perhaps being the king makers in the situation. yeah. and, you know, there's, there's a lot of anger towards the liberals for, you know, they divided indian affairs as it's called into 2 separate bureaucracies. and enter 3 tons of money at best and it sounds good. we love that, you know, we show, but all the press conferences where the, all the money's announced.

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gates by us funded militia, also known as n d. s 0 units. they were laid by the ca, my family members got injured because of the people, the in the people that the unit 01 and they were trying to tell everybody to didn't get even, you're a kid, you're young, you or whatever. they were just trying to harm you. oh, you 0. assume the 0 units as they moved into position at the airport, seemingly with immunity one day after the taliban took control of cobble and recently 0 units had been widely accused of human rights abuses, conducting violent night rates and acting with impunity. it worst nightmare and a lot of those guys were just bounty hunters. they were paid us off, and symbol is not the n d s good and even call them forget about controlling as a total ca operation in one day they have the answer to the american people. do us put them in charge of the ports, northern perimeter to separate western forces from the telephone, the militia members, band filming, so we recorded on our phones. this is how they treated people trying to leave. the s

well, we as the conservative party and the n d p, have attacked him on some of the same issues from to france. one of those issues actually has been the afghan pull out, even though canadians don't really pay attention to foreign affairs. certain images can be exploited. for example, in 2015, went through one the election against harper, a prime minister harper at the time. we had images from syria of the drowned and refugees, particularly there was a child that washed up on the beach in turkey, which really drill a lot of attention and prime minister harper at the time made comments which were, which were deemed unpleasant. so that helped through at the time. in this case, i think the some of the images from couple and criticisms, i believe unfair leveled out too though for his handling of the evacuation of canadians from cobble have been used by both the n d p and the conservative party. and the on similar tones as well, which is very interesting because the concert is that the right of the liberal party and the, and the piece to the left. so he's been hammered on both sides. and of

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this or hewlett, at all the one drug task force board member n d s c. as police sergeant steve helga said sergeant, how good son was on the some can board. yeah. yeah. ah, they should not have had that conflict of interest. 3rd party should have been investigating what was going on if they knew who andrew was and what he was doing, they shouldn't have been investigating. talking to me get started, you know, they're lying and why when he talked, then we had a reporter. he just went to the college, walked in and tried talking to him, and he got the door slammed in his face and told to turn his camera you're no longer any renewal started. ah, there, shoddy investigated, work was terrible. but again, it goes back to the fact of why are they letting some officers onto their campus, not knowing what they're doing. it's all money driven. the reason that some excess is due to money from the federal government. they're dealing and small level crimes like marijuana buys, because it helps their numbers, the more arrest that they can make. the more charges that the

. stocker, matthew, what's the point of the un if multilateralism isn't bill and isn't part of it's d n a? if you simply can't do that, what's the point? well, as you, as you were saying earlier in, right, i mean it's, we need somewhere somewhere where people can, can, countries can gather where sovereign states can exchange views, can try to pull in the same direction wherever possible. you know, in my experience, in my diplomatic career, i always felt it was important to sustain a regime or a, a, an organized form of behavior among sovereign states. because they're very difficult to build in the 1st place. and it's really hard to get countries to agree on the same rules and norms. so are common rules. and so, you know, it's really something we do need to preserve because because it's the best we have . but the big problem is that the un was forged in a spirit of common interest, right? where everybody in the security council, after the horrors of world war 2, holocaust, everything else and world war one. wanted to start over and wanted to try to work together. and you know, we got som

i and her static n d s. the student that disappeared on may 1st last seen leaving is dharm at the campus of the article to state college of science as parents are john and tammy tammy. good to have you. i news in the morning give me an evaluation of where this search for andrew is that basically don kohls off with as far as the campus police are concerned. and we're not going to stop working for a living else in the living hell. and so why is the funds that are other so it's, it's really a bad time a year and now he's gone to how do you feel that the state college of science has been in dealing with this situation? to me, it seems like they're not doing anything. andrea case just made me feel frustrated . but once you start hearing the other stations are having just as much difficulty getting basic answers, you realize there's something more going on. people were just trying to come up with theories and i think that's natural when you don't have a lot of answers, you want to find something me i would say pro

but the kennedys were interested in a n d, even before robert kennedy and jack in them. the fact that the work for the fraction of that was the outcome of the presidential election in 68 and in 72, where nixon defeated their democratic candidate. so i think humphrey and joe barker had those it to be in a negative for me. they will not be going to be the queen. she was by the chief over there, mac wrapped in those or you know, the way against any interference. they respected they together and the fact that after they go under they should be on the mac. i think in the us, in a, in frank frank charge, nathan commission investigated the credential unit and disclose what the saw the now the most comprehensive information about this time they covered the nation again that you know, well, of course, kennedy kennedy was and was killed before but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do you think that? do you think he's going to remain president? you have elections in november? the 2

but the kennedys were interested in i n d even before robert kennedy and jack in them. the fact that the work for the fraction of that, you know them aggressive was the outcome of the perceived in charlotte in the 8th and the inter and the 2 were nicks on the feet and then even then we'll get the candidate. so there, and then we'll get the humphrey and joe barker had those it to be in a negative for me. they will not be going to be the queen. she was by the chief over there, mac wrapped in. oh yes. or, you know, the way against any cool interference, the respective they together and the fact that after they go on there, they should be on the mac. i think in the us, in a in frank frank charge. nathan commission investigated the production unit and disclose what the saw, the now the most competent friendship information about this time and the nation again that you know, well, of course, kennedy kennedy was and was killed before. but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do y

but the kennedys were interested in a n d, even before robert kennedy and jack in them. the fact that the work for the fraction of that, you know, them aggressive was the outcome of the perceived in charlotte in 68 and in 72, where nixon defeated their democratic candidate. so they got the humphrey and george barker had those it to be a negative for me, they will not be going to be because the queen was by the chief over there, mac wrapped in those. or, you know, they were against any interference. the respect to the and the fact that after that they should be on the mac. i think the us in a, in frank frank charge. nathan commission investigated the introduction unit and disclose what the saw, the now the most competent friendship information about this time. and the common nation again, that you know, well, of course, kennedy kennedy was then was killed before, but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do you think that you think that he's going to remain president you have

there's also a bonus from its commitments against the for them the in the n d i. e, a don't live, it says. so what did you call us if contact is in contact with iran, including through a secretary general, we have the you 360 degree picture of what's happening there with them. but i'm clear, given the program, they have full access to the rating new programs. the bill does not have any reason to believe that iran has recalibrated a program to a nuclear when you to it. and when you with military purpose, they say we have no grounds to revisit our conclusion before to change. our stands said there was a list got most definitely would like to go back to jason sound thereon deal as soon as possible and from the government in iran. has been just a job, they say, but it will take them about one to 2 weeks to put together a new delegation that's been was say, re shuffled that the recently this was the and again when the u. s. pulled out, was ron compliant with those arrangements for more than a year? from what the complied in the manner of the key limits? there are no wa

n. d, a 172. another 100 and moral. and that's what when junior went into the u. n, and then how do you didn't government? and that led to all the 100000, that most of the children below the age of 5. so it is still going on and you can't . then we have to all right, ok, final thought here you've been weaving your thoughts all the way through. i understand what you're saying about. it's gotta be community community base justice . i think more i, i hear that message loud and clear job just merely for me to just is just the one that but most importantly we visual that'd gender sensitive. the put into consideration. did this proportion it effect of conflict on women, and that involved them in the entire process of being to gratian bookish on a borrowing. thank you so much, and thank you so much balaam of a coffee. always good to have you on the stream. you give us such insight into some of the difficulties happening in nigeria in society. let me show you where to find them. on twitter. truth, a bookie is here, and this is for lama. and thank you for your question. th

n. d u. s. having achieved historic break for a little bit. let's talk about that is a tribal, let's talk about the used roll here is quite crucial. we have in brussels. peter, peter, i mean, where is the you in all of this right now? i mean, it said that in order to join the block, both countries need to recognize each other and they need to sort this out. that hasn't happened in 21 years. no indeed to to accept to it to expect a serbia to recognize circle civil anytime soon. as probably not, not very realistic. i think in general the situation is, of course, very dense. the sculptures go back a very long time. but here, i mean, this is a region we're european union actually does have quite a bit of inference. and particularly on, on course of all over the even can even is playing a role in its, its institutions. it has the role in the appointment of judges, for example, a so, so mean if of all the conflicts in the world. i mean, this is actually an area where you could have some pull. now the you has, of course, made an effort it, it has wit

we are also concerned that despite the many statements granting general amis days to a n d s f personnel and those who have worked to civil service, there have been credible allegations of reprisal killings of the an d. s. f personnel and the detention of officials who work for previous administrations. we have received reports of members of the taliban carrying out house to house searches and seizing property, particularly in capital. and while the taliban have provided many assurances that they will respect the rights of women within his lamb, we are receiving increasing reports where the taliban have prohibited women from appearing in public places without mail shop rounds and prevented women from working. they have limited girls access to education in some regions and dismantled the departments of women's affairs across afghanistan as well as targeting women's and joe's we are also extremely disturbed. mister president at the increasing violence used again, used against afghans who are protesting taliban rule. this violence includes shooting above the crowds, persistent beatings, int

let me remind you that in 201213 when, when left by germany jensen, american n d u. s. and you pay the you seriously with us support started to deal with the state of dispute. they managed to establish the political dialogue. acosta will serve if you will let they manage to pressure served with their leverage towards recognizing the fact the recognizing existence of an independent fate of course with the loss of causal for the state of serbia. we had the april 2013 agreement, which was at the fact no recognition through the linking or conditioning of you memberships. perspective for a survey with recognizing the reality of on the oven in the pending cause. the way it was only a question of time to follow through with that dialogue, whether as the, the you and the west did not follow through the dialogues credibly slipped into, slipped into prices and turned in the opposite and turned into serbia and costs of all the leaders exploiting the weakness of the west and trying to turn the dialogue into their pursuit. so for 5 years, this negotiation on crises and the fact that

the greens and the right wing a n d e have been mobilizing their supporters. meanwhile, some e, you politicians have reverted to the familiar russia bashing narrative that claiming russian hackers targeted germany days before the election attempting to quote, interfere in the classic processes. all who southgate taylor has been taking a closer look at allegations. germany has got a lot on its mind. sergeant gas price says a looming micro crisis, a proven economy climate change flash floods and who to trust office. 60 years of only knowing anglo marco. but apparently there's a non problem bunny watha mention. no, no, that's a much bigger threat. outta me for you, government has reliable information on the basis of which goes try to extend it is going to be attributed to cyber act of the russian states. and specifically russia to are you military intelligence service? this is a danger to the security of the federal republic of germany in the process of democratic decision making and as a severe strain and bilateral relations. and even in these uncertain times, it seems you can always count on the

liberal, might change their mind, perhaps spoke conservative, perhaps even boat project me thing and the n d p. we just heard the things that concession speech as well the and that making some good in rosen in many parts of the country and certainly in british columbia where the provincial government is new jet democrat party as well. it's going to be a very complex equation running this country with a minority government after this nap election that has caused some bitter rivals to to really come together and face off. jody, thank you very much for the moment, showed events in montreal's, and of course, as soon as a prime minister to, to give his victory speech in monetary i will come back to you and take that live here on which is here that friend, 2 other world news now and the us is relaxing an 18 month travel ban allowing fully vaccinated foreigners into the country. starting in november. they'll have to show proof of vaccination against over 19 before boarding flight, as well as a negative test. but they won't need the current teen in the us white house correspondent, kimberly hawk. it

you know, we sign those n d a 's and has been hard to come forward knowing there are people in her management that could stop me from making a living. but this is important me lisa mccauley joins us now from california. she is an estate and probate attorney and has worked extensively unconcerned to ship nice to have a year on the stream. people sometimes they will take if with you pop culture, analysis era. but this is really, really important because why? what have we learned about conservative ships through quickly smith? right, well one of the things that i've been working on as when my personal projects is trying to bring to light what i call abusive conservator ships. and this is a result of systemic flaws and litigation laws that are flawed. and instead of protecting people that are truly incapacitated and need to be protected, the system now frequently inflicts trauma, abuse and exploitation on people. and brittany spears might be one of the worst examples that i've ever seen. but she is part of a system of abuse. a pattern of abuse that is going on throughout the united states . let m

briefly if you don't mind when the last of the, the so bad practice go not happy with n d all over the country and i've got people can compromise on these traffic on the taliban and certainly would like to get the chance. but italy, but have to keep in mind the fact that the society has changed a lot. now they have different expectations in different demand. and then he services public services from, from you for coming, goldman dollars or anybody is different if you can get them to talk because the other way or what do you want is the people want it for i think the only one now they are in our number list so she did, did they want? they want to tell if i want to come get the, the people, not the future. we have seen. this is the indication, what is, what is in the, in that will be $40.00 but in the future. so then you to realize y'all, if you have decided you didn't here, thank you. thank you, not for la luz, how to have me and peter, nokia really appreciate your insights. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, l, v dot com for furt

she said n d c nationally determined contributions. that is the promise that was the promise that was made during the paris agreement and then whether they actually deliver, i want to bring him live here. miss. really find my, i'm going to play black to you because a lot is talking about climate change. it's happening right now where he lives. have a listen, have a look my home communion to the capital city. i don't know if they are dependent on climate change through the fate of the minister where we get 80 percent of our portable work. unfortunately, it is traditional, the new there is the grading with every single year, and there is no end in sight so far. and it said independent and scores on how the parents agreement is progressing in the field. unfortunately, the recent data shows that we are at best 50 percent way there, but we are still on the way to allow a warming that could be more than 2 and a half degrees. there is still a lot more action, require a lot more commitment and a lot more finance. so he'll this commitment as we

the end of war declaration on the korean peninsula and proposed that the 3 parties of the 2 careers, n d, u. s. or 4 parties of the 2 careers and the u. s. and china come together and declare that the war on green peninsula is over. probably bright has more now from sol. it is potentially quite important. give it that it does come from kim, jo jung, who tends to be one of the more critical uncompromising voices of the north korean leadership when it comes to dealings with south career and also the united states. this was in response of course to that a call from moon j in the president of south korea who is desperate to try to restart talks with north korea and sees a formal declaration to, to the end of the korean war. as a way to do it, describing it as being pivotal for the whole korean peninsula. now he has made these calls before, but a coming with the talks being stored. he really sees this is one of these remaining opportunities to try to restart the go see ations. now, initially, it was treated with some dismissive nus by north korea with a vice foreign minister saying earlier on