jim crow never really went away. what to push back your thoughts about that and how are you trying to make sure that the pos is not being repeated in the presence as well, is absolutely right. racism and sexism for that matter really found very fertile land here in this. so i know that, you know, the rest of the country uh, outside of oregon, realize that and we're talking about you damaged years today, but that is just one example of how racism is baked into the system. there are a number of other situations and circumstances in which people have ever had a promises broken in terms of play deals, folks notice can sixers or or the forgotten then there's the over use of very visual vendor law and predominately black parishes. so he is absolutely right. uh, the racism and sexism is in the system by design. it is designed that there is a protection and, and service to one demographic and controlling over policing, and olga prosecuting for another demographic. this is, it is very american, but it is up to us to begin to

the jim crow convictions. nick, i, i want you to tell us the story of brandon jackson because this is not a c reca cool legal situation that we're talking about really lies to being impacted. what do we know about need to know about branding? are so different and jackson was convicted of armed robbery in 1997 and his trial um, at his trial he was, he was convicted by a non unanimous jury. so 1010 people voted to convict him. and 2 people voted not to convict. so in any other state except for oregon, this would have resulted in a missed trial and he would have had the right to a new trial in louisiana that he was convicted. he was sentenced initially to life in prison, although no one was, was injured during this armed robbery. and that's that because it was later reduced to 40 years, but he remains the prison now, you know, 25 years later. so that, that's sort of the, the, the short the short version of brandon story. yeah. i, i wanna bring and brought in jackson here because in the fort lines documentary that

we have the tax data not only for harlan crow but his father, trammell crow, who's the one who sort ofand kind of co-owned this company with crow. and they were taking tax deductions over this time period, a total of $8 million between the two of them. and to do that you have to be operating like a for-profit business. you don't get to deduct like your hobbies or any sort of personal expenses. so there's a standard for that, and that is that you're actually trying to make a profit with your business. but when my colleague spoke to staff who'd been on this yacht, sometimes for decades, they were not aware they were on a vessel that was being leased. they couldn't recall that ever happening. and we had other information, other documents that showed them really struggling to show that they were in fact leasing the yacht. and after we started this reporting crow's lawyer in a letter to the senate finance committee said, well, what happened with the yacht is crow would essentially lease from himself. so one of his -- here one of his companies would pay this company that owned the yacht for

jim crow, but to factor -- de facto. where people live, the schools people attend, the networks people have access to. that is the jim crow junior. we are talking about not losing sight of the humanity. you are right. immigrants are not monolithic but they are very different. culture makes a difference, strong institutions make a difference. but when you have deep institutions that are racist and white supremacist in terms of how they connect, relate, perceive black folks, especially black folks who have been here for a long time, then you have something going else. keep in mind, we are never solely victims. i come from a black people who have produced some of the greatest warriors and freedom fighters in the face of overwhelming trauma, overwhelming terror. every community has its thugs. i have a lot of gangster in me. i work on it every day. host: here is joseph in compton, california. democrats line. caller: good morning. it is an honor to talk to you, mr. cornel west. i read your books. i also come from the streets o

harlan crowe did not respond to you. what happens if leonard leo, if paul singer does not respond to you? >> well, in fairness harlan crowe, i don't know personally, his attorney got in touch with us and we're negotiating, and there was an effort made there in that situation. the other inquiries are relatively new and hopefully we receive responses from these very wealthy individuals as to the questions that we've sent to them. but of course, there's, as i said, everything is on the table and there is an option if they fail to cooperate on a voluntary basis, the issue is a subpoena from the judiciary committee. >> and do you plan to send inquiries to the colleges or the institutions that sonia sotomayor's staff asked to purchase a large sum of her books during her press tours? >> leann, everything is on the table regardless of the justice involved in it. we want to treat them all fairly, give them an opportunity to explain the situation. some of them have already done it. justice alito preempted the disclosure of charges

crow. >> the people who paid for it.dam, you know, i'm old enough to remember when republicans were outraged and claimed that the clintons were selling the lincoln bedroom and allowing donors to come over and experience the white house and then they donated. this seems to be a sale in a sense of the court, trading access of the court to be in that hallowed space and then those people turn around and get their way in the court and then they take him out to fancy events. it sounds like corruption to me. how do you read it? >> well, thomas was already very conservative when he was appointed to the court. it's hard to say where his ideology begins and whatever outside influence might begin. it's also the case that you're not supposed to be able to profit off of your elevated position. even if there's no evidence or there's no -- we never find out anything that indicates sort of explicit i'll do this and you'll vote for me on this issue. what you have is a long-standing relationship that puts pressure on a person of incredibl

they whose crow hands? they are the crow and i can hand on him. know killed in the war, but this hands can up to him. hallelujah neighbor good morning is anyone alive? a toy pistol , a complete moron. by the way, when i returned to the restaurant yesterday, you were no longer home . you were also sleeping. dear, did he offend you? no no, what are you? well, it just kind of got boring with him. well, i left. the cause of death is most likely a head injury with a blunt heavy object. i see. only you are not the owner of the apartment, yes, the neighbor mixed up with a fright, and then when she looked closely said something some stranger. and what did the owner find out for me to know ilyin naurkadyevich, i have his neighbors' complaints about roman, so he already calmly breaks them, but when he drinks , he breaks his skull. maybe, i don’t know, if i get angry, maybe it’s like that, uh, that is, some acquaintance or flax killed, went to see him on business, and here under the closet, well, word for word a fight is a corpse, yes, it’s quite a version,

harold crow did not respond to you. what happened if leonard leo, if paul singer does notul respond o you? >> well, inn fairness to harlan crow, who i don't know personally, his attorney has been in touch with us and we are negotiating we are a long way from agreement from disclosure but there was an effort that was made in that situation. the other inquiries are relatively new and hopefully we received responses from these very wealthy individuals as to questions that we have sent to them. but, of course, there is as is that everything is on the table and there is an option if you fail to cooperate on a voluntary basis, the issue of subpoena from the judiciary committee spirit and the plaintiffs and inquiries to the colleges or the institutions that sonu stoudemire staff asked that sonu stoudemires staff asked to purchase some of her books during her rescuers? >> everything is on the table regardless of the justice who didn't want to treat them all fairly and given the opportunity explained the situation. some of our d

harlan crow did not respond to you. what happens if senator leo or they do not respond to you. >> in fairness to harlan crow who i don't know personally his attorney has been in touch with me and we are negotiating to make an agreement onch exclusio. the other are relatively new and we have received responses from these wealthy individuals as to questions we have sent them. of course as i've said everything is on the table. there is an option if they fail to cooperate on a voluntary basis. they are issued a subpoena from the judiciary. >> do you plan to send inquiries to the colleges of institutions that sonia sotomayor staff asked to purchase a large sum of her books during her -- >> everything is on the table regardless of the justice involved in it. we will give them an opportunito to explain the situation. justice alito wrote his own personal call my belief in "the wall street journal" and some justices are stepping up and telling their side of the stor. i wasn't particularly impressed with justice alito side of the

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and then there was like jim crow, but nothing happens in an instant. there was a period of transition in between and. when i realized my grandmother's grandfather had run for office in 1880 and reconstruction ended in 1876, and the terror of the klan had been unleashed for four years. and when he would run for reelection, six people would be killed in that election by white supremacists. i realized i'd stumbled into this kind of like i've been taught a fiction. i've been told he was a reconstruction statesman. he was a statesman after reconstruction. and then the only thing i've been taught about him is that he helped start virginia state university. and so as i dug in, i what i realized was a it was after reconstruct action b he led blacks out of the republican party. c they he, he went into partnership with a former confed at general. i just kept getting weirder to create a third party called the re adjusters and they took over the virginia government for about four or five years. the governorship, both houses, both us senators and i was like, well,

yes, we must say this, because this is a gray crow that is unusual for us, and black crows are not crowsxperiment, it really was a little bit. no, because then all the symbols were removed altogether, and they just remembered the buttons with a higher probability from which they could get. uh, this is the reward, that is, they considered the probability that they received something, uh, by pecking or hitting with their beak on uh, any button. well , in one case there was a 10% chance. in another 90. there are sixty fifty seventy different options. so they definitely chose the one where it was almost 100% probability, and there are different configurations of different colors. it was all e. in general, they learned the most interesting thing that they, when they were offered, there are 70% and 90. well, i mean, not so much the same big difference. they still chose a 90% chance of getting a treat. after these results, scientists uh, almost comparing their ability level. do you really understand this one? we have said many times that in a bird, unlike primates, which are multifaceted in the

so please explain to me and our viewers exactly what happened in bonn, what the old crows association is, and what exactly caused such enthusiastic responses from the representatives of nato countries in view of the report that you made in front of the representatives of the countries of the alliance and the united states and other countries, and the annual exhibition for the demonstration of developments in the field of the electromagnetic domain , i.e. means of radio-electronic intelligence of radio-electronic warfare, and our company already took place takes part in this event for the second time, the first time it was liverpool, a year before the large-scale invasion of 2022, we missed this event, we understood the reasons, and this year we visited this exhibition , the allcrolls association is such a community created with officers of former and active nato countries who are engaged in the field of electronic warfare. that is, in our classification, it is also radio electronic intelligence and radio electronic warfare. this association has existed for many years and it holds such

further on the question a or were the conference in bonn, the meeting with the association of old crows, the basis for the expansion of such an industrial-technological operation of interaction between western companies and your company, or each country in this sensitive segment in its own way? and so, in fact, one of the questions what really distinguishes this exhibition, let's say, is the real interest in the cooperation of many top companies, and the transition to this cooperation , because the war showed the inefficiency of certain approaches and the war showed the manufacturers to western manufacturers and what kind of things, even though they are low, for example, manufacturability compared to the possible manufacturability of the examples of the united states ? we are moving on to certain activities for cooperation with foreign companies, so i would like to see a great example of the effective operation of your means. because we talked before one and you talked about the fact that your technology actually allows you to see the enemy at a considerable depth. it comes at the expen

nightmare that his proud face gave ugly 27s to the crow, which is correct it wasn't, but the crow from the answer 99 is the secret of staying the same attention, people don't pay attention to me, the program has no place anymore. the program is broadcast from saturday to wednesday at 21:35 on the fm wave of radif 90 on iran radio. the house is saying goodbye, god bless you all, neda hosseini, sed and sima news agency, the program was one , one was not , it is being prepared to be broadcast on the jam jam global network, the narration of ancient persian stories in the form of shows with the participation of children and teenagers , the topic of this program is ready to tell the story. the old stories of yesterday from today's children it is taken from persian literature. one was the other. the stories that the narrator narrates and at the exact hour i start to play and go with the old stories that are full of advice and advice and full of sweet anecdotes . he chose from among several schools , these sorrows brought a new experience for the children themselves, and this is very beautiful

we need, by the way, in response to putin’s words, the bespectacled geek-mudovets prime minister crowed the ambassador embarked on a historical bowel movement and declared that joseph stalin was a war criminal guilty of death, hundreds of thousands of pokatyn 21,000 captured polish officers were shot in the pokatyn cause. however , they did, it's the germans. what the poles diligently do not believe in, but when poland was liberated , let me remind you that 477,000 soviet soldiers and officers died, you forgot about it, corrupted skins. we will remind steel the name of stalin will ring in your heads like bronze copper. will of the generalissimo. here itself, belarus is a monument to the leader and a new one. the leader will take your a puffy, prostituting healthy fortress, not a market, he did not tolerate change and vice, and we were truly great. when the stalin road was walking, he is our generalissimo by right, obtained by multiplying and expanding, left us such a superpower stronger, which has not happened in the world praise a hero . in truth, with conviction, going into battle for

[cock crowing] linton: the next morning the sheer volume of waste is staggering...n: another load of used clothing appears and is put up for sale. linton: solomon noi is the city's waste manager. solomon: this place is serving as a dumping ground for textile waste in the name of second-hand clothing. close to 40% of whatever shipment that are coming on a daily basis ends up to be complete chaff, of no value. linton: every day, this truck is full to overflowing. linton: there's roughly 6 million garments every week that leave kantamanto market as waste, and a huge proportion of all of that clothing is trucked 2 hours north of accra, and ends up being dumped as landfill. ♪♪♪ linton: the pressure from the used-clothing industry is relentless. the city of accra now has to find somewhere to dispose of more than 160 tons of textile waste every single day. christiana manko: black, black, we don't like it again. in ghana, we don't like black. linton: christiana manko is a retailer who sells her stock outside the city. linton: it's a hand-to-mouth existence for the single mo

the court and the acp both thought that this be the death of jim crow. would be the end of housing segregation. and yet it persists. decades beyond shelly versus kramer. decades beyond the 1968 fair housing act. so why is there housing segregation in the absence of racially restrictive covenants? entire metropolitan areas, right? cities, suburbs were built around racial segregation. you know, see, for example, atlanta. right. and whole economic ecosystems developed out of it. right. from realtors to landlords. and the explicit legally sanctioned racism might go away. but incentives to maintain the status quo are ever present. right. the cultural habits and norms of white homeowners fleeing black neighbors don't go away. fair housing investigators keep finding realtors who steer black and white buyers to different neighborhoods. mortgage practices from appraisal ads to credit terms maintain racial inequality. and even people at the bottom of the market are stuck. financing with installment contracts with few of the usual protections that the law guarantee

hamster mandrill crow. yes, an interesting composition.l need to save one of these masks. think about who you want to see again next week. so dear viewers in the hall. pick up the remotes and vote for the one who, in your opinion, should stay in the show, the one who now gets the most of your votes will continue to participate in the project by voting. voting participation in the show magnificent mask to our show we were all conquered today, charming mandrill, we'll meet next week. mandrill are you safe? bye bye, dear members, the jury has a difficult choice ahead of you. and now i never envy you at all, but the most important word is yours now. you must make a decision. which of these two will take off the mask today and i ask each of you to name only one name. let's start voting. aleksey vorobyov very difficult voting they are our voting is becoming more and more difficult and today is another moment when i don’t understand how to choose, because these two characters on the stage create magic and a fairy tale absolutely. there is a hamst

harlan crow, and had had his grand nephews to russian paid for by crow, none of which was publicly disclosede out in the last month or so, and it doesn't even cover clarence thomas's wife, who exchanged text messages with the former presidents chief of staff, encouraging him to advise trump not to concede to the 2020 election. which he lost. after a quick break, i will talk to joshua kaplan, one of the propublica reporters who unearth these ethic issues, ethics issues, and michael while ben, who served on president biden's commission on the supreme court. the supreme court. the supreme court. it kills 99% plaque bacteria. and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like

crow. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crow: my friend from california, i will always accept an offer to meet with our families of the fallen, you know, i served in afghanistan, as you know. some of my friends and people i served with made the ultimate sacrifice but this is not -- this is not the way to advance this mission and get this done. as the rnging member of the oversight and accountability subcommittee i will work with you to do it the right way. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from cave. -- from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 62 printed in house report 118-142. for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? mr. burlison: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 62, printed if house report 118-142, offered by m

sheryl crow and others have accused aldean of promoting violence.ence, laura. yes, he talks about gun ownership but he does so as a hedge against public violence and attacks on innocent citizens. >> laura: all i can say about sheryl crow is thank goodness for her co-writers. okay? that's all i'm going to say. sheryl crow? i mean, go back to 19 -- what? ridiculous. >> aldean now number one song on itunes. luke combs was attacked earlier in the week by singing a song by a lesbian who loved it. morgan wahlen they tried to cancel him he has had the number one album and song 14 weeks plus on the charts. so audience decide if it sticks or not. we have seen enduring and beloved brands, laura destroyed this year. it seems barbie is next. if you believe these reviews, the new barbie movie takes america's favorite ball from barbie to harpy. the "new york post" declares it lousy. sarah vine writes at the daily mail it's a deeply antiman movie an extension of all the tiktok feminism that paints any form of masculinity as fulks and predatory. every male characte

and whether the conference in bonn and the meeting with the association of old crows were the basis fording such industrial and technological cooperation between western companies and your company? is each country in this sensitive segment where in its own way? what really distinguishes this exhibition, let's say, is the real interest in the cooperation of many top companies, and the transition to this cooperation, because , well, that is, the real steps to the transition and the war showed the ineffectiveness of certain approaches, and the war showed manufacturers to western manufacturers and what things uh, despite the low , for example, manufacturability compared to the possible manufacturability of uh, there are samples of the united states and what needs to be done and put accents because accents are important and meanings are important uh, well, we are moving on to certain activities on cooperation with foreign companies, so i would like to have such a large and vivid example of the effectiveness of your means, because we talked before one and you talked about what actually your e

. >> a lot of people worrying about things like, jim crow, can somebody decide they want black folks to come in the back door, because they don't want them in their store. >> clearly, the court in my judgment, stuck a dagger in the back of many of us. donald trump shows supreme court justices, expanding supreme court, we need supreme court ethics reform, and we need term limits. >> this is a legitimacy crisis for the supreme court. >> this is an extreme court, doing extreme things. >> public schools and universities, if the same nonsense. the next generation doesn't learn about our history, or the constitution. they are being trained to see the worst in america. there are real life consequences to this. military equipment dried up, the army, air force and navy are all short of their equipment goals this year. but why would young men and women fight for a country that they were taught to hate? serving in the military, means you're part of something bigger than yourself. gave young men and women purpose, something to be proud of. today, the army doesn't want you to be part of your coun

. >> sodas after emancipation in the jim crow education no matter how much industrial training or howh they are able to become, they are not accepted in are not going toou be so despite having livedmi here for millenn, it plays central to their identity. georgians of united states president and federal government decided they needed to benm removed in the 1830s. >> an idea goes back further so thomas jefferson talks about the ability of forcing or convincing native americans to migrate to purchase louisiana territory is like a byproduct so the idea is pretty old by the 30s. it becomes a central goal of americans and most tag to andrew jackson selection and they make an official policy and make it their primary goal so an old idea that becomes his focus so increases mechanism and as far as georgia is concerned, it's george's founders established which when you look at the map, most of the lamb in georgia claims the territory and cherokee territory, it creates this drive to possess close lands. encouraged by economic changes and marker revolution and early 19th century. there is incredi

. - it was between here and those mountains that cheyenne and crow battle took place. but i like it. it's very peaceful, huh? - what was it like 100 years ago, 200 years ago? - oh, not much different. this was never forested. this is the dry side of the river, 'cause the primary winds come from the west. and rain tends to blow over here. that brings the snow to the mountains. bourdain: legendary writer and poet jim harrison is one of those people, and this is his home. [upbeat rock music] both: ♪ i took a walk through this ♪ ♪ beautiful world ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this ♪ ♪ beautiful world ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ - ♪ la, la - ♪ sha la, la, la, la ♪ sha la, la, la, la - ♪ sha la, la, la - ♪ sha la, la, la, la ♪ sha la, la, la, la, la [bluesy western music] ♪ ♪ - am i as old as i am? maybe not. time is a mystery that could tip us upside down. yesterday i was seven in the woods. a bandage covered my blind eye. 68 years later, i can still inhabit that boy's body without thinking of the time in between. it is the burden of

to be offensive and promoting the use of guns. >> jeanine: that's great. >> greg: so brave sheryl crow jeanine: she doesn't set the standard, the american people do. >> jessica: fine. buy his record, enjoy it. >> jesse: you are right, it is fine. is that it? thank you. >> jessica: that's it. >> jesse: the real-life castaway. a guy and his dog survived getting lost at sea for three months. ♪ ♪ . ♪ ♪ the elevator can be tough for young homeowners turning into their parents. "maximum weight -- 1,200 pounds." good thing i got on before lunch. [ chuckles ] progressive can't save you from becoming your parents, but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto with us. have you heard about the incredible health benefits of mushrooms? modern mushrooms from force factor powerfully improve your health by providing ancient natural benefits you could feel. but they're also delicious, easy to use and affordable. rush to walmart and find modern mushrooms. ♪ ♪ >> jessica: move over tom hanks, there is a new castaway making news. this shaggy-looking australian sailor and his dog getting rescued

[ applause ] >> you owe me for that one. >> jimmy: hold on, here comes the crow! i got a collar around my neck. it's a musical. >> jimmy: a musical? >> yeah. i play her dog that when he's going off in the day with this young girl, she and i are getting it on. >> jimmy: what? >> that's right. crazy, right? it's crazy. >> jimmy: this is not a sondheim type musical. >> no. so judd, he's got -- we had such a ball. it was, you know, it was like very energetic and really great. we had some of the mothers of invention were playing from. >> jimmy: from frank zappa's band? >> yeah. like don preston was there playing piano. we had drums. a really serious show. i had a song. ♪ i'm no mutt in a rut, i've had a few flings in my day ♪ ♪ it's not slut if some smut wants to ♪ no. ♪ it's not smut if some slut wants to throw some affection my way ♪ [ applause ] [ laughter ] ♪ i'm always at the ready for whatever comes into your heady ♪ ♪ i can take the place of tom already ♪ that's it! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, danny, when we come back, your daughter, unless she left,

, i didn't think it should be taken down, i think you should have these conversations, what sheryl crowown than jason aldean did, and finds this to be offensive and promoting the use of guns. >> jeanine: that's great. >> greg: so brave, sheryl crow. >> jessica: now you hate -- everyone loves sheryl crow. >> jeanine: she doesn't set the standard, the american people do. >> jessica: fine. buy's record, enjoy it. >> jesse: you are right, it is fine. is that it? thank you. >> jessica: that's it. >> jesse: the real-life castaway. a guy and his dog survived getting lost at sea for three months. ♪ ♪ our ears connect us to the moments that matter. give them the nutrients they need with lipo. it's formulated with ingredients clinically shown to protect your ears from dizziness, ear ringing, and even hearing loss. never miss a moment with lipo flavonoid. subway's slicing their turkey fresh like on the titan turkey. piled high with double the cheese and more meat. i proffer freshly sliced turkey. it's my favorite mouth guard flavor. mmmm. now available at subway. the sub, not the mouth guard. this

it was it was harlan crow's lawyer i wrote to durbin right? so i was getting done right there. what really struck me about that letter was the suggestion that congress no legitimate purpose in investigating anything crow might or might not have given the justice thomas and my response, that is actually the most important textual check on the supreme in the constitution is congress's express power to impeach supreme court justices. like maybe we don't all agree that that the the stories that the revelations and the propublica reporting gives rise to an impeachable offense. but the notion that congress lacks the authority to decide that question right and to actually investigate whether individual justices have engaged in impeach liable conduct if is both like horrifying to me as a separation of powers person. but such like perfect of the moment we're in and as a civics textbook person, i think texas civics textbook, no, just civics textbooks. it's going to make a generic the part that is striking to me is that in the case congress has made the decision to begin articles of impea

, the crow said, we always recognize crazy horse because was way out in front of everybody else.he was in front of all you, other lakota warriors. so we all know who crazy horse is. and you could say the same thing for the blue coats or the white soldiers. crazy horse would do what was called bravery runs and bravery. run is you race in front of the line of the enemy by yourself on horseback and draw their fire and crazy horse did multiple bravery runs and was never knocked off his horse or or seriously wounded. another reason for the bravery runs crazy horse knew this was it in the days before repeal weapons. if you drew the fire, the enemy, it took them time to reload and so the other workers could rush in. that was another reason for these. these it was still dangerous, but it was another reason for these bravery rules. so why am i talking about horn ships and about things that are left out? this is an example of the charm or war medicine that horn ships would make. there is a collection in south dakota of dozens of these charms. it came from the family of horn ships. um he ma

behind the surface there's some worrisome signs despite all the crowing from the white house.lly quickly, i just have 10 seconds left, jonathan, what can we expect next? jay powell going to a raise rates again? >> almost univity -- inevitably by a quarter percent. despite the inflation reduction act, you've still got it running nearly double what the central reserve would like to see. aishah: people cannot keep living like this, it's awful. jonathan hoenig, thanks. have a good weekend. griff: well, u.s. official confirming they have been in talks with russia about a possible prisoner swap for "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich who has been in a russian prison for more than 100 days now on allegations of espionage. senior correspondent steve harrigan is tracking this story. hey, steve. [no audio] griff: i think we might have a problem there with steve's mic. we will get that fixed and bring to you an important story, to bring evan home. aishah: meantime, the dutch government falling into collapse after failing to reach a deal on restricting immigration. the netherl

and the laws that struck down jim crow were not a magic wand that erased those impacts. as more and more people who lived during jim crow are dying, we need to tell their stories. we need to teach the good, the bad and the ugly of our history, to show how it shaped us as a nation and show that we can heal from it -- and so that we can heal from it. this amendment teaches a delusional and irresponsible history. i yield -- i reserve my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. roy: article written by the spouse of a member of our military in the federalist and the mother of a former department of defense education student talked about the training that she discovered when she dove into what their students were being taught. and she saw that there would be an equity and access summit, knowing that equity means different things to different people, she says, i wanted to get a sense of what it meant. and i was floored, she said. they released a video of summit clips in which a principal talks about a student who felt like he'd done something