yeah, it was, it was still not the ramadan. i think many of us would have hoped or obviously, but it was absolutely different from, from a dime 2020, which was just a time and a great anxiety and grief that it was very early on in the pandemic. we didn't know what was going on. we didn't know how cove it was even transmitted and so we all had to be a new sort of complete lock down for that month in order to be safe. and meanwhile, people are grieving, loved ones, and not being able to do that community, right. whereas for 2021, you know, we knew the public health guidance, some people i think were already, you know, were already starting to be vaccinated. so and we had kind of gotten in this rhythm of online communities. some boss are able to that perhaps later in the year or not during ramadan, but, you know, do some in person gatherings and we were able to actually create e outdoor as my family and i which was an absolutely wonderful thing to see everybody in person on that day and know that we were, you know, still practicin

the sneeze and just getting to action and helping the community. maggie, this is the 2nd pandemic ramadan, in recent history. how was it? how was age? how was that together next, that celebration of togetherness? how was it now that one had gone and now there was another year of that? yeah, it was, it was still not the roman then i think many of us would have hoped or obviously, but it was absolutely different from from a dime 2020 which was just a time of a great anxiety and grief that it was very early on in the pandemic, we didn't know what was going on. we didn't know how coven was even transmitted. and so we all had to be a new sort of complete lock down for that month in order to be safe. and meanwhile, people are grieving, loved ones, and not being able to do that community. right. whereas for 2021, you know, we knew the public health guidance and some people, i think we're already, you know, we're already starting to be vaccinated. so, and we had kind of gotten in this rhythm of online communities, some boss through able to that perhaps later in the year or not during ramadan. but

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are always spoke with the hammock fake chief of the you case ramadan foundation and radio host and column as john gone, they shared with their thoughts on this controversy. what this is, is another example of attacks against my i naughty committee, in this case, the muslim a jewish community who is standing united. i'm taking court action against this decision. if you're talking about animal welfare, then you should really be talking about the bo welfare across the board and the european union under european commission and countries in europe in europe, a using this is an excuse to camp down on the individual rights of muslims and jews . across europe and i think it's up to you right, that is challenged through the court system. i don't agree with this analysis on what the british people think. if there was a similar poll just for the united kingdom, it would unanimously not unanimously, but by vast majority, said that animal should be stunned. first, i think animals deserve to be slaughtered humanely. i understand the religious really reasons why both muslim, well, certain sections of mu

often profound and pretty severe and we actually the sound they make while they're vomiting, we terms ramadan, it's a combination of scream and vomiting. and so if this person comes the emergency room and these people will come frequently, they get c t scans to get blood work. i v medications nursing time, not counting imaging, scanning or hospitalization. if we just say the costs for an e d visit medications, nursing that kind of stuff is about $5000.00 to $6000.00 per visit. so if we say in our emergency department, i would hazard that we're saying at least one day if not more. so if we say one visit one today for ramesses' at the cost of about $5000.00, the total cost. and that's our, our cost is about $1800000.00, and that's just one visit one day, one year. and there's 25 years in colorado. you know, one of the big hoped with legalization was that the black market would disappear. and that's still the big promise of the cannabis industry that they would help the black market to disappear. but what we're seeing is that because an 18 year old high school student can get a met card easily a

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bears full responsibility for what happened and needs to do more to help them retrieve what they lost ramadan or da 0. well, the u. s. has returned more than 900 artifact stolen in 2009 back to molly. the objects were legally traffic in the u. s. a listed as replicas and took anthropologist more than a decade to determine that they were authentic. but a civil war that broke out, and molly in 2012 altered the repatriation process. ah, this is our desert, these your top stories. the u. s. has warned russia have tough economic measures if it invades ukraine. president joe biden and vladimir pierson held a 2 hour virtual call that ended with no breakthrough. or the kremlin says the 2 leaders would keep engaging on practical insensitive matters. us national security advisor james sullivans as president biden was clear.

so let's go live to my how much have fig, chief executive, the ramadan foundation on john gaunt as well radio to coast and call him his guys good evening. thanks and have a chat about this and show way this is going to get people rolled up for decades, isn't it? mo, if i come to you 1st, my home at 9 and 10 europeans, one animals study before slaughter shouldn't wish you to the majority. be respected . like the touch paper off you go. yeah, well look, i think one of the debates are last 100 john goal was about be you referendum we added 2016 and hindsight tells us no, actually live in the european union is probably a good thing because here in the u. k, the jewish muslim communities, right to ritual slaughter is be protected. unlike your european continent. what this is, is another example of attacks against my, i know communities, in this case, the most them a jewish community who is standing united. i'm taking court action against this decision and so it is important, but you look at yeah, but i got about my initial point to you was a non, at a 10 year opinion say they want animals do

bears full responsibility for what happened and needs to do more to help them retrieve what they lost ramadan or da 0. the former pakistan cricket captain, and now prime minister emron con, has launched the country's largest ever sports. dr. amos encourage young people to compete in one of 12 sports at the highest level. victoria gateway reports pakistan is known for its love of cricket. but these students in the capital islamabad, aunt heading to a match. instead, they're making their way to jenny stadium to watch one of pakistan's most famous former cricketers launch $22000000.00 sports initiative aimed at young people. prime minister imran con hopes it will inspire the next generation of sport stars. augustine, in pakistan as a country with 70 percent of the people are below the age of 31, we're aiming for pakistan to participate in all international sports was talent hunt will help us find the very best people. the 1st phase of the project is a series of competitions to be held across pakistan. there'll be open to girls and boys who compete in one of 12 sports, including football, hockey

kind of functioned as a family dinner table and the students that came into that room to nap during ramadan. also to find that family feel for that's where and met a lot of the students who i ended up howling in the book because i was there and they were there and in many cases when they get their footing and find their way to sullivan they show up to the library less and less. they leave the nest and away and that's ultimately what we want. they acclimate them become more comfortable. because sullivan is a place where there's always new students and they are about to get many moreud from afghanista. there are all these people at the table and the reason i spent those of my time there. it felt like really it was a typical space that sat at the heart of everything that sullivan was doing. specter introduced the kids to each other and new kids coming in and leaving. i would always introduce them to each other and i'd say this is your brother and this is your sister and you'd end up having quite a mall a adult these different countries sitting oneo the table and the people who worked in the of

it's in the middle of ramadan they were fasting. the main thing is we just didn't try it in any serious way. it was the bush officials that publicly despite the reinterpretation of what happened when the election came up in 2004 and they began to say we did not know who is there or not. and of course he was. >> it is a crystallization of the refocusing on iraq and the immediate perpetrators of 911. >> al qaeda was disrupted tremendously over not only the immediate aftermath of 911 but the u.s. attack on afghanistan. they have conducted a number of attacks. their affiliates have grown most famously isis. did he end up being in a safe house in pakistan not far from pakistan's west point. >> yes. >> to what extent where he is hold up there in this safe house to what extent do they run the show for al qaeda during those years? what strings did he actually have to pull? >> to be an outside observer g inside the compound, helped me reconstruct the night he was killed and the way he was living. there are two ways of answering your question

. >> to get snacks, yes, to nap, during ramadan, there was a lot of napping, but also to find that family feel, and that's where i met a lot of the students who i end up following in the book because i was there, and they were there, and in many cases, when they start to kind of get their footing and find their way at sullivan, they show up at the library less and less. they kind of leave the nest in a way. that's ultimately what you want; right? as they acclimate and become more comfortable, but because sullivan is a place where there's always new students, and there are about to be many many more from afghanistan, there are always new people at the table. it was this amazing -- there is a reason i spent most of my time there because it just felt like really it was a place, a physical space that sat at the heart of everything that sullivan was doing. >> i always introduce the kids to each other. she speaks about -- ellie spoke about new kids coming in and leaving and stuff. i would say -- i would always introduce them to each other and say this is your brother. this is your sister. and,

it was the middle of ramadan. the afghans were fasting. everything -- the main thing is we just didn't try really in any serious way and is known to bush administration officials that bin laden was there. they said so publicly despite they can did a reinterpretation of what happened when the election came up in 2004 and they begin to all say we don't really know if hee was there or not. if you go back on the public record cheney said he was there. contemporaneously they all believed he was at tora bora and, of course, he was. >> it's a crystallization of refocusinge on iraq and away frm the meter perpetrators ofon 9/1. and yet al-qaeda was disrupted tremendously over natalie immediate aftermath of 9/11 with eu's the is attack on afghanistan but over ensuing years. they have conducted a number of attacks on the west. their affiliates have grown and at times split off in different directions, most famously isis. bin laden ultimately winds up in the seychelles in the bottom of the pakistan not far from pakistani, pakistan's west point. to wha

. >> yeah, and you know, it's interesting, dean, because at the end of ramadan, is that close to christmass. they're festive. they're fun, you go over with your family. they might not be exchanging gifts maybe, you know, some desserts people bring our baklava for some. in america since one-third of the muslim community is african american, and that's the biggest component, there's so many interfaith families there as well. so you know, what i really love about my childhood is learning about more than one religion and being beyond tolerance, it's celebraing other faiths. there's not one path. even if you're an atheist, being a great person, it's not restricted to any kind of faith group at all. >> that's absolutely a fair point. i think we can remind a lot of folks that message on today. molly, i have to say when i was young i went to a school with a heavy jewish population, and i used to play dreidel with the school kids around hanukkah. i don't know if that's specifically just made for hanukkah, but i know every year around the holidays we would all play it together. i mean, hanukkah's th

the chinese communist party is even forcing people to eat pork during ramadan even though it violates people's religion. . and we know about it. today we're standing up to do something about it. the chinese communist party must be held accountable. we have rules in place now that say you can't use forced labor but this bill is a major step forward in mandating that everything that comes out of xinjiang in china will be presumed to be using forced labor and therefore ineligible to be sold into the u.s. supply chain. this is going to have a tremendous impact. an overwhelming amount of cotton in the world comes from china, for example. 84% of that cotton comes from china -- that comes from china comes from the xinjiang region. some people are going to say, oh, my gosh, if we don't do business with xinjiang, then the cost of products is going to go up. that's too damn bad. this should shock everyone's conscience. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. meeks: i yield the gentleman an additional 30 seconds. mr. suozzi: we have to do everything we can to stand up for