in favor of all these bodies, like volunteer of the national spokesperson of the indian national, congress sees that the united opposition is white. go to permit any further erosion of democracy by the routing government. and i'll just look at the institution. i think they'll be, they are trying to, a hijacked, the election coming to the appointment of the tv, like some companies know of the way they have misused investigative agencies against the opposition leaders today that these investigative agencies are completely puppets of the government. but to the opposition, but these it's not just democracy and the threat the life sees it will also be taking on the politics of heat, which has full rise last spots of the country. yes, i think it was very good sense of india, which is unity and diversity respecting of diversity and things united to all citizens. equally. that is what the ideal is and your piping though the opposition alliance is getting momentum, opening it on the street to shop the do i do see in the webinar, somebody that is a position alliance is wasting it's time is they thin

but when kira the national spokesperson of the indian national congress sees that the united opposition is white. go to present any further erosion of democracy by the routing government. i'll just look at the institution of a they'll be, they are trying to, uh, hijacked, the election coming to the appointment of the tv, like some companies know the way they have misused investigative agencies against opposition leaders today that these investigative agencies are completely separate . some of the government but to the opposition, but these, it's not just democracy and the threat the life sees it will also be taking on the politics of pete, which has full rise last spots of the country. you have 5 people, the very it was very defensive in the average is unity in diversity, respecting of diversity and things united to all citizens? equally, that is what the idea is. i mean, if i think though the opposition aligns just getting momentum of payment on the street to shop the do i do see a little up in a summer? that is all positional lines is wasting its time use. they think that little feet

the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the . the headlines on all the international as the by johns presidents exports that his condolences have loved the man who would sit and onto the shooting of a russian piece of paper that nichol know tower back. so media outlets came in as a bind. johnny, come on, the has been suspended over the incident there is no final deal in data while i get to be discussed said the representative of nicole know turned back on media and was following talks with alkali, johnny officials on reintegration, on the future. legal status of the region. this population also has the protesters in your band

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the group called national congress of american indians, biggest backers include george soros open societyamerican community are rallying together to see the redscenes name brought back. one petition has 130,000 signatures. ari. >> ari: i used to work for the washington redskins on this issue about their name. when it comes to this issue, this was media driven sensation, not grass-roots of native americans. polls taken by native americans show native americans supported the name and thought it paid honor to their heritage. a few leaders did not like it and became media celebrities for dislike of the name. the commanders don't want the headache, they want a new era in washington, d.c. and don't want to look back, just win games going forward. >> emily: kennedy, to me, thisl such a broad brush entire community or ethnicity, you will have people who identify as members of the community that feel differently and you answer to or try to cram them into one box, you run into millions of exceptions. >> kennedy: or you speak for people, you take it on as your own. that is kind of stuff i can't stan

progressive philanthropist george so rose whose open society foundation funds the national congress have american indians led the charge to retire the redskins name a decade ago finally succeeding in 2020, and their fighting bringing it back now tweeting a statement saying ncai remains committed to fostering a proactive partnership with washington's leadership ensuring that harmful pasts are not repeat wind future generations. as for dc's fan base we got a mixed reaction. >> i like the redskins, it was always the redskins, i was a diehard redskins fan growing up. >> i'm against bringing it back because i feel it could be detrimental to some demographics and not a nice term. >> reporter: trace when the pollsters asked the demographic group that matters most a 2016 poll by the washington post, revealed 90%, 90% of native americans sur saved supported the redskins name and logo. trace. >> trace: griff thank you >> meantime we have some breaking news coming to fox news at night. a tragic situation coming out of morocco talking a 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocking the high atlas mountains. nearly 300 people so

his open society foundation funds a native american group, the national congress of american indianswho led the charge to retire the redskins going back a decade. finally succeeding in 2020. and consideration bringing it back now, a statement last week when it was shot down, saying ncai has a proactive partnership with the leadership ensuring harmful paths are not done with future generation. 90% of native americans surveyed support the redskins name. sandra. >> sandra: fascinating development, we'll be watching, thank you. >> protestors protesting climate change causing a major delay at the u.s. open. and it is not the first time that the group has pulled a stunt like that. charlie hurt will have a lot to say about this coming up. >> sandra: looking forward to that. and flashback to 2020 that no one asks for. face masks and possible mandates. they are back in the news. could this be an election issue once again? we'll ask juan williams and chris bedford, they join us next. ll wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? ...a clown! sorry, what app was it agai

[c -- speaking in spanish] >> please welcome the executive director of national congress of american indianslarry wright junior. >> welcome. [speaking another language] i am a citizen of the ponca tribe in oklahoma. we are stewards of a shared vision of a more inclusive society. in this work, it is critical to acknowledge the unique journey of travel nations. our story is one of perseverance, resistance and resurgence aired as a native veteran, informal travel chairman, i have witnessed the impact of historical injustices -- resurgence. as a native american, travel chairman, i have witnessed the impact of historical injustices. they are rooted in the same systems of dissemination, president -- prejudice and oppression that affect other marginalized groups. this ongoing fight is a call to recognize the common ground we share with one another and reflecting on this historic day, i share the words of one of our chiefs, chief standing bear, who stated in a federal court case in 1870 nine that determined american indians were now humans in the eyes of the united states law. he extended his hand t

one is from the national congress of american indians outlining how they can elevate traditional knowledge and protect traditional cultural resources and the second is by the affiliated tribes of northwest indians, identifying new pathways for designating conservation areas that protect and prevent irreparable damage to important historical or >> valued resources are other natural systems. >> without objection objection. then i think you mr. chair and i want to enter into the record and i'm asking this question because the and i'm so my colleagues that they know what's best when it comes to tribes. they either appropriate or discredit the viewpoint of indigenous people based on i guess political to the point that they want to score. folks have said there's there is no need for meaningful consultation. there's no need for consultation by indigenous communities which i find outrageous and it strikes me quite often as settler colonialist rhetoric which makes all the hair stand up on the top my head so a do believe we should be speaking for tribes without including them into these processes an

government has consistently hype the congress findings said to india, i think again, because it suits them domestically to talk about security threats to the indian nation. rather than at the activity measured of that on the ground from the move when they call lodge it, i be all as you can vision of the artist as the fed and body. but right, we, in the national, this organization that what to me drives the media be, which is a parking part of the 6 out of pocket, the larger the can do for it. so they cannot demonize them in the same way they demonize most mips. in that sense, the one the stand, why the 6th continue to be a post with the more the government is it might be on the different problem that is then often put in the context of it is the color funny is making problem using the 6 us pick, while both 2 things are entirely separate, the indian government would like to see them to get as well. 5 american citizens jailed in iran, c is are on the way back to the us release follows a deal maybe a 2 by kata as part of a prisoner exchange. that requires us to free 5, arabians under the agreement, $6000000000.00 of the reigning funds for them in south kor

leader of the nation's national congress. particles seem to confirm thoughts rest, set to on a possible official change. let's cross live now to or a corresponded runjun sharma in the indian capital high their engine. so world leaders receive that invitation to a state dinner hosted by the quote president of bob rod. had a significant may that turn out to be of the it definitely is a significant the development in that sense, but i wouldn't reach too much into with as all the speculated reports around each now. nope, the speculation started off towards that was an invitation to g to indeed the note invitation, which went out from adult president. how strong president moved to all the heads of states of the g. 20 golf also minnes cells, as well as chief men of cells in india. now, as far as the protocol goes, well, we've seen in the previous invitations as well. it goes with a letterhead that saves the public of india, but instead this time it has gone as president to all part of the, instead of presidential republic over india. and therefore, all of these speculations have started another dining hall. this is also interesting and i'll tell you why no opposition saw these

congress on each side to india. i think again, because it suits them domestically to talk about security threats to the indian nation rather than at the activity measured of that on the ground from the move when they go lodge, it are the only to come vision of the artist as the parent body but right, we, in the national, this organization that what to me drives the media be, which is the parking part of the 6 out of pocket the larger the single 4th. so they cannot demonize them in the same way they demonize most mips. in that sense, the one the stand, why the 6th continue to be a post with the more the government is it might be on the different problem that is then often put in the context of it is the color funny is making problem using the 6 us pick, while both 2 things are entirely separate, the indian government would like to see them to get a, to a rainy and nationals who are part of a prisoner swath. whether you guys have a rise into her on how to die moines on saudi and rise, a sort of hung full well welcomed by family members on monday or among 5 and radians freight in the us beverly song as a deal mediated

indians. could you talk a little bit more in-depth about that, the impact it is set on the navajo nation and tell us why it's so important that congress reauthorize this program before it expires at the end of september and what are the consequences if we do not reauthorize it? >> thank you. that you senator kelly. always happy when you spent some time out in our communities and other communities across the state of arizona. what are the effects it has had is just, recent statistics here, for the first time diabetes prevalence in american indian has decreased and a stencil consistently for four years dropping 15.4% from 2013, from 2013 to 2017. just a decrease in diabetes prevalence was great through the sdp i program also diabetes related mortality has decreased from about 37% during those times per again these are some of the stats pick the key thing is is decreasing. whatever the percentage is that this program is working and were really trying, it's very unique there's over 300 communities that it is serving across the country but i know there's about a dozen that is tailored to the navajo nation but overall i think it's critical