the first day, we had a keynote address, a cle training provided by dpa staff and jermaine johnson, jermaine jones. i caught it though. on the second day, we provide the training so a big thank you for that. this is the first time that an oversight agency has participated in the training. i think it goes a long way and changed a lot of perspective for the folks to see and understand better the day-to-day operations of officers making decision sxz then evaluating use of force circumstances. really went a long way and again this is the first time that something like this has been provided. i wanted to acknowledge sfpd and the role that they played. i think it's going fob helpful moving forward. those speakers included our own president elias chief scott and representative who was represented by damon brown and myself. it was a great conference and i was glad that so many folks came to be part of it and learn and see what we're doing in san francisco and share their ideas to develop best practices. moving forward, dpa will be presenting this week at the haze valley neighborhood association. tha

talk about, and that's what is happening now in g. 20 india is making sure that ukraine doesn't jermaine, the main team as it has been for the last one. pretty much all the conferences and gee, 20 last year. so that's the way india and the global out. they look at them which is not similar to the west ones. and that's one perspective that they are certainly trying to change. now if we take a look at the other side, catcher, russian president vladimir putin came out to say that nato and it's ours, are trying to dismantle russia. while that may not be the goal, isn't it true that for the u. s. and maybe also for china, for example, it does seem to be a profitable, if you will, that russia is a weaker country. if you look at rushes perspective, conflict, even the war with or against the west and righteous war in moscow's perspective, had started a long time ago. he is in years ago. and now the west, so called collective west as moscow puts it on, is waging a war against russia on ukrainian territory. and russia has not only to defend herself and russian civilization against the collective w

half and his stanford squad looking to get a much needed road win in oregon against the jermaine cousindrive. and then al you pass. and if ali puts down the jam, dante had 15 points for the ducks for the cardinal hung in there spencer jones. some touch play underneath gets the offensive rebound and put that to get the cardinal within 61. 58 jones had 18 points for stanford, but dana, altman and company had other plans. will richardson drives to the whole puts in the lefty laying he's fouled and it's good. the ducks go up 5 and never looked back. oregon wins. 73 to 68. stanford will be the 10 seat in the pac. 12 men's tournament begins next wednesday. so that h l young sharks fans looking to get a win against the caps in their last game of the homestand looked great early on sharks on the power play. it smashed hurdle. gets behind alex ovechkin and the defense finds the net his 16th goal of the season and the sharks jumped out to a 2, nothing lead. but just like they did against the blues, they gave up second-period goals that former shark matt erwin with the one timer that the caps up 3

has weighed in at a career—heavy 18 stone three lbs, for saturday's contest against the american jermainefighter, lost his last two fights to world champion 0leksandr usyk in august. american franklin meanwhile is lighter than when he lost to dillian whyte in november. and that's all the sport for now. political leaders in northern ireland have condemned an outbreak of violence which has seen a series of attacks on homes linked to a drugs feud. families are being caught up in the tensions which have been sparked by a fall—out within a loyalist paramilitary group. but with the 25th anniversary approaching of northern ireland's historic good friday peace deal, there are renewed questions over why the armed groups of the past still exist today. emma vardy reports. in broad daylight, masked men pursuing a fight over turf and drug money. this was the scene yesterday in one of four towns affected, as a school and nursery nearby were advised to lock their doors. after dark, there have been nightly attacks on homes lasting over a week. petrol bombs have been thrown through windows. in one instanc

tech businesses of all sizes and bring in gregory jermaine. first of all, welcome to the program. your assessment of what you have heard over the assessment over the last week for hours. -- last 24 hours. >> not very interesting and a lot of repetition of stuff we knew and a lot of political posturing. no new information coming out of this -- b's hearings. --these hearings. every time someone asks an interesting question, the answer is, the report is on a -- may 1. until we get that report, we won't learn more on what is going on in the regulatory environment. that was my general overview listening to a few hours of the testimony. ed: we broke the news of what was happening on silicon valley bank on this program through friday eight collapsed and into the monday, the discussion among venture capitalists was that they wanted reincarnated forms of svb to survive and what happened is one bank took over parts of the deposit book but not all of it. there are questions on why an outright saver did not come in that first weekend. what is your assessment? gregory: this happens very fast t

that's the latest from jermain defoe on twitter.'s gavin. liverpool have followed up their seven nil premier league thrashing of manchester united by losing 1—0 at bournemouth. they began the stronger side on the south coast but the cherries went ahead through philip billing after nearly half an hour. the result lifts bournemouth off the bottom of the table. a big surprise there in many respects. the six premier league games today, that being one of them. everton against leeds in action at the moment, everton i—0 everton against leeds in action at the moment, everton 1—0 up in that one, lifting away from the drop zone. leeds against brighton is one to watch. i thought they were 1—0 up but richarlison pulls �*s goal was ruled out. those are the updates from the premier league at the moment. 0nto football, and celtic are through to the semi's of the scottish cup. aaron mooy put celtic a goal up afterjust two minutes, kyogo furuhashi doubled their lead before the break. cameron carter—vickers with the third. last night, inverness caled

a lot of soul—searching as well as paris and jermaine. —— paris st germain.in the champions league quarterfinals. that's not a great look for french football, but the federation have been dealing with a huge row in the women's game, after former captain wendie renard and a couple of other players effectively said that they wouldn't play at the women's world cup under head coach corinne diacre. today, she has been sacked after six years in charge. the french footballjournalist sara menai has been following this story. you said it. she was not willing to leave herjob, she had no intention to resign to both made it difficult for the french federation. of course they had to gather evidence of wrongdoing to get rid of her, you cannotjust sack someone wrongdoing to get rid of her, you cannot just sack someone like wrongdoing to get rid of her, you cannotjust sack someone like this in france. in order to go separate ways with someone who is working for you, you have to have strong arguments. what changed, really, there was, in the statement this morning, the stateme

jermaine main. the former president's main competition for the gop nomination remains florida governor ron desantis. the former president believes desantis owes him his career, and recounted the moment in 2018 when the governor begged for his endorsement. >> i am a loyalist and when a man comes to me, tears in his eyes, he's at almost nothing in the polls, i said, "you can't win, can you? how can you win?" "sir, if you endorse me i will win. please, please sir. endorse me." i said let's give it a shot, ron, and i endorsed him and he became like a rocket ship. >> stephen: oh, i don't know i don't about "rocket." if you look at him, he's actually got the aerodynamics of a keggerator. news from flerida. the number one place to hear the phrase "oh, you mean the other alligator who held up a tiki bar." last week, in the state capital of tallahassee, a school principal resigned after parents complained that a lesson on michaelangelo's david exposed sixth graders to pornography. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. baby. m

. - jermain defoe says the lack of black managers and coaches in football is shocking but hopes he canings — that's according to trading standards officers. warnings — that's according they say the scale of the problem is getting out of hand and that concerns about vapes being sold to under age children are "snowballing". lucy watkinson has been to meet one headteacher who's trying to tackle vaping in his school. so, these are the ones that we've confiscated... loved by many... and these ones really are my least favourite. they're branded as sweets. ..hated by this headteacher. matt carpenter is trying to tackle the problem of pupils vaping in his school. he let us in to show how widespread it's become. it's far more across the student population than smoking ever was because it's so easy to do and students don't associate it with any health risks. leon, connor and oscar see themselves as addicts. two of them started vaping at 12. at first, it's like a social thing. you do it with your friends and stuff, but then after that, you just start getting addicted to it and you want to do it y

oh you too busy boy jermaine. back from the video where we're going. i need you down. welcome to the jonathan german shells. stuff. oh my god, i feel like i made it since i've talked to you guys and i missed today. ah, ah ah ah, i'm not sure there's anything like packing your bags and moving to a new country. if you don't do stuff that scares data from time to time, how do you know what you're made of a kind of document every step doesn't matter what you use to document your experiences, whether it's a pen and paper or a microphone or a camp, but make an effort to capture, it's always nice to look back and see how far you've got. i think about all things i'm going to encounter. the things are going to create. it's exciting. ah, when i tell you, i do not feel like going to work today. i do not feel like going to work today at all. like, i'm 23. i do have a child and i work so hard for him to make sure that he always eastern to make sure that we're extreme and general mothering is not an easy parenting. is not easy being a 23 year old black female in america is not easy.

he fights the american jermaine franklin fights the americanjermaine franklin in london this weekend.ons and preparations for saturday's five. if you can beat someone that's very good, you have to have everything in order, everything. physically, mentally, training camp, everything, has to be in order. there are times when it's now end times in training... everything. training cams are difficult, everything perfect is difficult. i cams are difficult, everything perfect is difficult.— cams are difficult, everything perfect is difficult. i am pleased as i expect _ perfect is difficult. i am pleased as i expect that's _ perfect is difficult. i am pleased as i expect that's a _ perfect is difficult. i am pleased as i expect that's a straight - perfect is difficult. i am pleased i as i expect that's a straight honest answer. �* ., as i expect that's a straight honest answer. �* . ., answer. but i learned and i improve in my training _ answer. but i learned and i improve in my training camps. _ answer. but i learned and i improve in my training camps. are _ answer. but i learned and i impro

rappers, like jermaine dupree, jay-z, and jar rule were sent to the world, can you believe this?ving racism in america, and we are going to share this with the world. >> to everybody that says i do. >> hip-hop is no longer the bratty kid on the block, it is actually the predominant music. and then, what really takes it over the top is a young rapper, from detroit. >> we are going to have a problem here. >> you act like you never seen a white person before. >> in 2000, eminem puts out the marshall madness album. being his real name. >> the biggest star in hip-hop is eminem. >> yes, i'm the real shady, all you other slim shady's are just imitating. please stand up, please stand up, please stand up. >> eminem came from a white, working-class background, those are the stories he told. it put them on a different level, because he brought his own authenticity to the game. >> dj, take that ship. >> i saw eight mile, and times square, at the front of the theater. it was one of the most satisfying movie experiences i have ever had. i mean, listen, lose yourself, when that thing comes thro

jermaine with the sweet dribble drive and that alley-oop pass to the folly.15 points for the dogs to the cart along in defense or jones with some touch land or need gets the offensive rebound and put to to get the cardinal within 3 jones had 18 points for stanford, will drives to the whole puts in the lefty lay in any that it's good. the ducks go up 5 and never never looked back. oregon win. 73 to 68. stanford will be 10 seed in the pac. 12 men's tournament begins next wednesday. meanwhile, mark fox and cal also up north to face oregon state. each team looking for some momentum heading into the pac. 12 tourney bears down one with 32 seconds left, take the lead on grant newell's fade in the key. that we would last evers with a one-point lead with 9 seconds left in in downing counties to foul. that to be truly unique, throws a baseball pass ahead to michael brought up for the dunk. cal down 3 has no timeouts. bring it up. and joe brown throws out the wild 3 that misses badly kind of liked cao season. oregon state takes to win. 69 66, they are the 11th and 12th

we have to invest in cadets like hannah mccurdy and jermaine graham, pase stand up. on this, police asking a noe profession. so let's make it a little easier to become a trooper a police officer, a nurse or a teacher. people will get $2500 in their pockets each year for the next threeex years. better schools, healthier families, safer communities and that is what my adminisation is fighting for in this budget. [ applause ]. every pennsylniaen deserves to be safe andeel safe and for too many, ourommunities feel anything butafe. the moms and dads in west philly who lost a s to gun violence. latino family in york that came up to me not too long ago and said all they wanted was for theikids to have a saf street to play on. that that is why i made my appointment for the administration director. because this is the issue that called him to a life of public servic when you were 16 years old, a person was shot on his block in the kings port a he got to work bringing people together to make our communities safer. he knows the impact vlence can have from the comnities and he w

anyway guys, good to see both, jermaine, charles thank you.g news next, a remarkable protest scene in tel aviv, israel. new proof the ripple effects are more like waves from the supreme court's roe decision. and the nation's second largest pharmacy chains making an announcement that will impact thousands of women across 20 states, we're gonna talk about that later on. that later on. ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. >> breaking news in israel, some new video of protesters gathering in tel aviv in jerusalem, against prime minister of japan yetna whose plans to weaken the powers of the country's judiciary, and what the chief justice of israel supreme court warns would be a fatal blow to democracy. let's go right now to tel aviv with nbc's raf sanchez joining us. okay let's talk about this evil eye there, and tell me what you

we have to invest in jermaine and grandma. please stand up. hear me on this, policing is a noble profession and coded people want to do it -- [applause] so let's make it a little easier to become a trooper, a police officer, a nurse or a teacher. the budget creates a new tax credit to encourage more pennsylvania's to join their ranks. here's how it works anyone that learns a license or certification in one of those three fields or for anyone who has a license and decides to move to pennsylvania for work we are going to put up to $2,500 back in their pockets each year for the next three years. better schools, healthier families, savor communities and that is what my administration is fighting for in this budget. [applause] it is my firm belief that every pennsylvanian deserves to be safe and feel safe. unfortunately for too many the communities feel anything but safe. the moms and dads in west philly who've lost a son to gun violence, a family who came up to me not long ago and said all they wanted us for their kids to have a safe streets to pl

and i can see jermaine jenas , he's been jermaine jenas, he's been presenting a lot of programmes as's harry. i'll later. and that's harry. i'll just with you before i go back to answer on this, because in that sense, realistically, is he worth the controversy for the bbc . all right no , he's not. i bbc. all right no, he's not. i don't think so. i think you know , he's embarrassing the bbc to a large extent , but i think , he's embarrassing the bbc to a large extent, but i think he's also embarrassing himself, you know, and he should some for what he said should apologise. it was it was out of order. i'm jewish myself and i should i take offence i'm not taking offence it's just absurd. it is nothing in relation to reality. we don't like what the tory policies are, but we come up with a better one. perhaps we should send gary lineker to france. angela how important is it for you that gary lineker may be recognised or understands that ? well, i, be recognised or understands that? well, i, harry be recognised or understands that ? well, i, harry say be recognised or understands that? w

anthonyjoshua has weighed in at a career—heavy 18 stone, 3lbs for saturday's contest against the american jermaineeksandr usyk in august. american franklin meanwhile is lighter than when he lost to dillian whyte in november. a heavierjoshua suggests he could be targeting a knockout win, using his added weight and strength. we will see. and that's all the sport for now. more now on the reaction to the indictment of former president donald trump. our north america correspondent nada tawfik explained what some of the legal terms mean to my collegue lewis vaughanjones, starting with what exactly being indicted means. well, an indictment isjust the written formal accusation that somebody is now charged with a crime to stop it starts with a grand jury that is convened, which is just a group of citizens — they hear testimony from witnesses, they look at pieces of evidence, then they decide whether there's enough to move forward with criminal charges. now it's important for people to understand that the difference between a grand jury and a jury in a trial is they don't have to have a unanimous decision,

micah richards , jermaine jenas, julian richards, jermaine jenas, julian clary . piers morgan.ob geldof . jackson's corpse. bob geldof. mahatma gandhi son who now wants to be known as mahatma gandhi. and sadly a particularly disgruntled packet of walkers chsps. disgruntled packet of walkers crisps . and saturday lunchtime crisps. and saturday lunchtime on bbc one. now in a change the schedule it's bargain hunt. on bbc one. now in a change the schedule it's bargain hunt . yeah schedule it's bargain hunt. yeah we got a little sneak preview then when football focus is alex scott pulled out the bbc decided to pull that show off which meant that the bbc was forced to replace it with the absolute favourites hunt so that favourites bargain hunt so that we are now this is of course a massive firestorm at the beeb so people switched to people switched on bbc news to get some much needed clarity about situation. we've also the bbc to give an interview to bbc news today . yes we go so the bbc news today. yes we go so the bbc won't talk the bbc about this. so for now the nation is trapped

micah richards , jermaine jenas, julian richards, jermaine jenas, julian clary . piers morgan.. jackson's corpse. bob geldof. mahatma gandhi son who now wants to be known as mahatma gandhi. and sadly a particularly disgruntled packet of walkers chsps. disgruntled packet of walkers crisps . and saturday lunchtime crisps. and saturday lunchtime on bbc one. now in a change the schedule it's bargain hunt. on bbc one. now in a change the schedule it's bargain hunt . yeah schedule it's bargain hunt. yeah we got a little sneak preview then when football focus is alex scott pulled out the bbc decided to pull that show off which meant that the bbc was forced to replace it with the absolute favourites hunt so that favourites bargain hunt so that we are now this is of course a massive firestorm at the beeb so people switched to people switched on bbc news to get some much needed clarity about situation. we've also the bbc to give an interview to bbc news today . yes we go so the bbc news today. yes we go so the bbc won't talk the bbc about this. so for now the nation is trapped in a weird

that the displacement of tenants [inaudible] because they are not able to use the [inaudible] is jermaine to the mission of the commission it is a discretionary body. disabled tenants seniors with mobility issues cars are their life line itch understands that this time cars are not being will celebrated however n. this case we have seniors people 65 and older some have and [inaudible] than i have to pay rent month low to have their garage. now this than i are old they are forced out because of the new configuration of the garage. i understand that because they are able to use the garages because the next door garage was management. keep in minds the blgdz was built in 1962 standards of garages were not the same as today's standards. and i do understand that even with building code when something is in the up to code, dbi often asks the owners to bring it up to code. now in this case, it is more important to keep the approximate [inaudible] in place requiring the project upon experience to reconfigure the bodiesing so the tenants will [inaudible] and can use the cars. >> thank you. >>. i s

that the displacement of tenants [inaudible] because they are not able to use the [inaudible] is jermaine to the mission of the commission it is a discretionary body. disabled tenants seniors with mobility issues cars are their life line itch understands that this time cars are not being will celebrated however n. this case we have seniors people 65 and older some have and [inaudible] than i have to pay rent month low to have their garage. now this than i are old they are forced out because of the new configuration of the garage. i understand that because they are able to use the garages because the next door garage was management. keep in minds the blgdz was built in 1962 standards of garages were not the same as today's standards. and i do understand that even with building code when something is in the up to code, dbi often asks the owners to bring it up to code. now in this case, it is more important to keep the approximate [inaudible] in place requiring the project upon experience to reconfigure the bodiesing so the tenants will [inaudible] and can use the cars. >> thank you. >>. i s

jermaine jenas.re moans, but a very few defied the bbc's woke mob rule as five live presenters. ian dennis, alistair bruce. paul john murray showed up to do theirjobs john murray showed up to do their jobs paid for let's remember by us the british taxpayer so we should tim davie are actually sacked ? the folk are actually sacked? the folk who refused to turn up work rather than turn them all into polite recall martyrs like his dumb is a very good idea the minute he does it. of course lineker will pay back them walking out on strike. and so they'll be back to square one again. he's lost. and tim davie completely lost control. and the issue is tim davie is going to have to go he got this completely wrong why he hadn't done his hadn't looked at the contractual positions of everybody hadn't had a good look at them beforehand. he said you go and then legs it himself to the united states. you tell me a major manager and massive crisis it wants be out of the country. the guy is absolutely hopeless and. fort

jermaine jenas.illionaire moans, but a very few defied the bbc's woke mob rule as five live presenters. ian dennis, alistair bruce. paul john murray showed up to do theirjobs john murray showed up to do their jobs paid for let's remember by us the british taxpayer so we should tim davie are actually sacked ? the folk are actually sacked? the folk who refused to turn up work rather than turn them all into polite recall martyrs like his dumb is a very good idea the minute he does it. of course lineker will pay back them walking out on strike. and so they'll be back to square one again. he's lost. and tim davie completely lost control. and the issue is tim davie is going to have to go he got this completely wrong why he hadn't done his hadn't looked at the contractual positions of everybody hadn't had a good look at them beforehand. he said you go and then legs it himself to the united states. you tell me a major manager and massive crisis it wants be out of the country. the guy is absolutely hopeless a

we just mention this — jermaine defoe confirmed he would not be appearing on sunday night's match ofmy unconditional support." and this from everton goalkeeper asmir begovic: "gary lineker thank you for speaking up for the people with no voice and the most vulnerable people out there. your support for refugees is always appreciated. the solidarity from the football community is a beautiful thing." so so very much a unique day in premier league _ so very much a unique day in premier league football and a pretty unique and weak. — league football and a pretty unique and weak, overall, the liverpool, after— and weak, overall, the liverpool, after that— and weak, overall, the liverpool, after that 7—0 when over manchester united _ after that 7—0 when over manchester united last— after that 7—0 when over manchester united last sunday, they lost 1—0 at bournemouth, who started yesterday bottom _ bournemouth, who started yesterday bottom of— bournemouth, who started yesterday bottom of the table. philip billing scored the only goal of the game as the home side moved out of the relegation zo

and jermaine jenas has said that he hadn't been offered it he doing it because he was doing something position he wouldn't been in a position to didn't feel obliged to do it. he didn't feel obliged to do it. he didn't feel obliged to it. and then we started to do it. and then we started heanng to do it. and then we started hearing rumours last night that the commentators were were pulling out and pulling croissants, pull out and then wilson experience then steve wilson experience guy at then many years at the bbc. even then many years comes says the comes out and says all the commentators not to be commentators not going to be working tonight's show and working on tonight's show and the would have to the corporation would have to take the live feed from overseas which so was still will be will be commentary and then rumours also around last night the even players, even managers considering not speaking so much that day tonight. so i've never known a situation like this. this is an institution that celebrates 60 years next year. it pulls in a viewing viewing audience of around about 11

prescription's tome that situation got bfrment better these are measures we have 10 we must sustain not jermaine it one community over the other they are all over the city. sometimes some needs permeate other and make decisionos where to put the scarce resources we have and will continue to do this. chair than that concludes or presentation and we are here for questions. why thank you, chief. go to the bl areport for this item. temperature >> thank you. chair chan. . nick from the budget legislative office. item 2 is an appropriation orns that does 3 things. it reles reserve 7. 4 million dollars that was placed on committee reserves during the budget process that was asoined over time. and it reappropriates 30 million dollars of salary and benefit savings to the police over time budget and transfers general funds over time to assigned to public housing principles to the general fund over time budget and in addition to this it adds 20. 6 million dollars of to the police department budget for over time of i think the way to understands what is happen to add to what the chief is already explained i

which has come out in favour of gary lineker when you look at the likes of ian wright, alan shearer, jermainergan, all supporting gary lineker and what he has said and his position i think fundamentally what we're here is a support of free speech and you know bbc's comments around . the need to not censor around. the need to not censor gary what gary lineker can or cannot post on social media ultimately is bordering free speech rights because . speech rights because. ultimately, gary lineker is an individual. he's a human, and if he chooses link wartime germany to decision made by the current government , then i think the government, then i think the question needs to be why. you know, in dive deeper into understanding why is this such a significant topic for lineker to make such a link. significant topic for lineker to make such a link . and i think make such a link. and i think that's ultimately what's been missed. i think now obviously with the war which has kicked off when you look , you know he's off when you look, you know he's not going to be presenting match the day tomorrow you know

which has come out in favour of gary lineker when you look at the likes of ian wright, alan shearer, jermainergan, all supporting gary lineker and what he has said and his position i think fundamentally what we're here is a support of free speech and you know bbc's comments around . the need to not censor around. the need to not censor gary what gary lineker can or cannot post on social media ultimately is bordering free speech rights because . speech rights because. ultimately, gary lineker is an individual. he's a human, and if he chooses link wartime germany to decision made by the current government , then i think the government, then i think the question needs to be why. you know, in dive deeper into understanding why is this such a significant topic for lineker to make such a link. significant topic for lineker to make such a link . and i think make such a link. and i think that's ultimately what's been missed. i think now obviously with the war which has kicked off when you look , you know he's off when you look, you know he's not going to be presenting match the day tomorrow you know

said yesterday here on this program that i think it's going to be sooner rather than later that jermainethat mind . and i just think this is a temporary measure. i think even is wrong on the part. i temporary measure. i think even is wrong on the part . i don't is wrong on the part. i don't think it says his tweet that he's going to was asked to. i think he would just be one of the pundits. and i think if it was a time to lineker, i think it's misplaced to begin to realise that lot of people were upset by what he said. it was a of what he said and i agree with a lot of people saying they should just ignore what he says. well listen, i don't think i don't think you should be offended by it, but a lot of people can be and it can be. we're we're running of we're running. we're running of time. i do appreciate your. it's really to talk to you. really good to talk to you. that's harris's that's harry harris's is a sports journalist . this is a gb sports journalist. this is a gb news and. also, you've been getting in touch with your source. to. sure. we make source. i had to. sure. we make tim

jermaine on the democratic line. what are your thoughts? >> judging from the last two callers, the republican party obviously occupied by a bunch of criminal minded, racist, fascist farm animals. my message is to president biden. if you knew that al qaeda and isis were in the united states, on platforms on websites like reddit and for cham4 --- 4chan, talking about political violence in the country, you would marshall all the forces of our government to stop them. you would mobilize the fbi, the cia, everybody that had to do with protection. that is your major constitutional duty, to protect the citizens. we know that the republican party is full of insurrectionists, the house republicans, the senate republicans, this party is a dangerous party, they are insurrectionists, they are terrorist, they need to be handled like such. we are in real trouble with ron desantis and the texas governor, all of these people who are fascists, faces -- racist, good no good criminal minded people who are trained to project all of their peccadilloes onto the