holly, you were co founder of no labels. this interesting new organization that's trying to posit that we should have choices that are neither neither republican nor democrat may be something in between a kind of pragmatic party. what are you trying to do with no labels? and is that part of the answer here is we talk the lee about trying to think beyond the stranglehold that the democrats and republicans have on the current system. absolutely. first of all, no labels was founded in 2010. so we have been around for a while and what we're really doing is giving voice as to what we call the commonsense majority. millions and millions. we have our numbers about 77000000 american voters who do not see their values and hopes and dreams for the country, and their families reflected in what the 2 parties are selling currently. so we are less committed to forming a 3rd party. we would like to see both parties kind of modernize and reform and speak more to the vast majority of american voters. what's the, how do you do that? how do yo

is that what no labels is trying to do? you're trying to roll a bowling ball through the fragility of both parties right now. they, yes, i mean, you know, both parties have shown us time and time again. just as you say, donald trump read to find the republican party with 10 people, half of whom here is related to right. ok. bernie sanders, who's not even a democrat, basically took over the democratic party, the green, new deal bills back that are, those are his defining ideas. and every, you know, if you walk down the street, people understand the green new deal is affiliated with the democratic party. so we want the same attention and the same uh, you know, ideas address to those of us who believe that the priorities of the country should always come. first of right, the party li. i mean, i want to ask you a bit about money real quick. i guess last election cycle, $144.00, uh, $14400000000.00. mean that is a huge amount of money. i had no idea that the political spending had reached that level. how i mean, when i heard tha

so i'm telling you right now they're getting very, very close to labeling something. it won't be for me to call you an idiot. if i call you a child molester, a murderer, a drug addict mentally ill, then they can become liable per se libel per quote. and it's seriously defamatory well and state. and i, and i hear what you're saying, here's the other part of this. i think all of us know it's not just about the person in front the camera what they're saying. there's a chain of command in every news room and every print room and every every radio station. it's not person just on air, but there is a line that goes up and we've seen it. russ, recently with it cnn, homo taken out, but he had editors, he had producers all the way up to the top, and yet you never really hear of that accountability unless you hear of the scapegoat one. and then the anger gets to stay on air with steve, why are we do people not realize that there's usually a long line of people that approve before you and i say something on there. there's a lot of people that have read over it to make sure at le

also a label and famously on sensibly used as an insult. maybe justified or not but racist is one thing people shout another each other. i think if you start allowing yourself to use emotive labels, it's not obvious to me you're glowing to increase understanding, or that you're going to make the divisions in this country easier to work through. so as a -- i'm no longer an editor, i'm an executive now, but i was quite resistant to labels like racism. think that racism -- if politician a calls politician b a racist, report that, of course. but i think for journalists to themselves use label like that, the risk is that as a journalist, you're beginning to tell people what to think. ... >> >> actually if we believe they are undesirable and morally unacceptable but out and out barbarism, murder, to disadvantage and the issue in is with politics principally with their own best judgment and of course, but if if we start to trying to speak the language of love politician to take part in the debate, with the nea are times or other publications. >> >

when it comes to the supporters, i think it was a mistake to try to label them races to label the label in hateful, etc. because in reality, all you're doing force of them farther away from the body part with it. certainly ality. they have many issues in common latino voters of african american voters from low income voters around the country, which we have a uniting message as opposed to further dividing mother. i think that's one of the places we often fail and be able to talk to those sorts of motors. well that's it from us from this hour, but it will be just a short break. we'll be back in just a few minutes. we've more news and visa on our, to international again, hopefully you can join us the the was a major issue. and sadly, by giving the against the so little of finding, crush at the goals and because of them. oh, sure. so chemically, christie will get to the city because of the consortia, the cases they chose coastal academy that it just doesn't mean your shipping them on the road. you know what that would return as far as the most important thing to them. some of the risk adju

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treasury said it's labels china a currency manipulator because it has devalued its currency to quote gain an unfair competitive advantage in the worst sell off of the year the dow jones lost close to 3 percent on monday shanghai composite shares 2.4 percent asian markets later ted those losses. let's go straight to our financial markets correspondent who is in frankfurt only it seems like the trade war has and hit a new round and new arena tell us what does it mean when the u.s. calls a country a currency manipulator. well when you manipulate your currency you're doing that in order to get an advantage in trade and donald trump is saying manipulating the currency by the chinese is helping them to gain an unfair advantage in trade making their products cheaper that's more attractive for the americans to buy over for example products that have been manufactured in the united states one analyst today perked up and said that it gives trump a legitimate reason this accusation to escalate the trade war into a new level currency manipulation is a very serious accusation but of course it als

start with a mandatory labeling vermont law in july. iowa senator chuck grassley says laws like vermont's are intended to hurt biotech products. there are some democrats, like senator debbie stabenow on the agriculture committee, that think a state patchwork of laws will not work. but it's not clear if democrats as a whole will back a roberts bill. grassley says, "they aren't sure where democrats stand on it, yet. but in our meeting tomorrow or thursday will tell us exactly where they stand. but it's going to be difficult to get this bill through the united states senate if it isn't bipartisan." vermont senator bernie sanders favors gmo labeling, saying people have a right to know what's in their with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i

the wire groups are being allowed to assign labels without any accountability if they are inaccurate. and why this could have the potential to be dangerous and going into the midterm. our panel will discuss any time with all the modern medical advances we're seeing. you would think like expectancy, what off the grow, but it is actually reduced and the top reason is not even coping. we will give you the detail. i'm sky now use and you're watching r t america. so let's get started. ah oh, thanks for joining us. you know, with a massive port congestion over the last few months, causing the supply chain to actually experience a bottleneck nationwide. many of question whether consumers would turn out for this year's holiday shopping season was archie correspond to natasha. sweet explains, the pandemic continues to impact consumer health habits. as the ami kron krona virus variant emerges, scientists are still studying just how harmful and contagious it is compared to the other variance. it's just one piece of the puzzle and uncovering the shopping patterns of consumers during this unusual

so that new and shiny label has worn off. the polls show that someone like zoom more, could laugh up votes, maybe even enough to be one of the 2 candidates who get into this 2nd round of voting. his tough talking, his not showing away from subjects that many have found unpalatable in the past, is at least for now resonating with the public. and if he ends up going head to head against macklin, the more a man who's been described as the intellectual, donald trump, is ready to make some pretty unpredictable waves. charlotte, even ski r t. alright? and finally this, our top ukrainian general says that the country is ready for an escalation of the armed conflict in the eastern regions of the nets and lou guns, the situation has been heating up at racing weeks. ukrainian troops reported he took control of a village, situated in the grange or not to the south of the line of contact around 200 local residents, a believe to have been taken hostage key of the denies those reports. we spoke to the head of the international committee of

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of origin. >> reporter: co-owner says that what congress admits most would like to see his labels on where your meat was utilized. the labeling law, they said they had no choice after the authorize them to begin an economic retaliation against the uss unless they've always peeled -- repealed. jacob and jolly the this comes at a time when they're demanding to know more. >> this is a right that they have that's being taken away. we are disappointed that the country of origin is being removed. 4 but they say consumers want to know everything about what they are eating. >> of course they want to know how it eats, how they were treated, if they were treated well, we want to know what they eat.>> reporter: at great -- this need to know, is behind the app that tells you where your are buying from. >> he can take a picture of that and it plays a video of the ranch where these people are getting their meat from. >> reporter: in addition to health concerns in the treatment of animals they also say that the labeling impacts the environment. argentina uses a lot more energy and puts a lot more c

a step further as the labeling of people who have made a free decision not to be vaccinated. it doesn't matter whether this is done with ribbons as we have seen in the past. or we've wristbands which is currently being done in germany and in some cases already in austria or with vaccination stickers. as is currently the case at the university of economics and business administration . we can only condemn it and call it a hostile and inhuman policy when people are marked based on their health condition or their vaccination status, those who have decided not to be vaccinated will not be persuaded by an increase in pressure, but through education and vaccinated people should be treated at universities just like they were treated before the pandemic access to higher education should be open and free without any restrictions. the university told us since more than 90 percent of students have had the shot, the naval benefit, the majority had also said it was wrong to call the new system labeling. the president of the austrian medical chamber says it's about from providing an effici

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foods labeled trader meeting. that does not sit well with this ugly high school student. >> the central issue is the representation are allowed to be perpetuated.>> a petition to remove the offending packaging so far more than 3000 people have signed it. trader joe's would not comment for us but have said they are already in the process of changing the packaging anyway and there seems to be evidence of that. the same corn in the dental store was labeled trader joe's and it was actually hard to find a customer who was offended the labeling. >> i think were getting a little out of hand worried about what trader joe's calls their hispanic food that silly to me. >> everybody is a little bit too intense about being appropriate that i think feelings are important but to a degree you can have humor as well. >> reporter: she admits she might be pushing the margins of sensitivity on this.>> i understand not everybody might agree with me about my ultimate goal is to start a conversation and raise awareness about these topic

kellyanne: i believe the younger people do not like labels. necessarily liking to label ourselves. that is great in its own right. i do not know about calling yourself a feminist. it is difficult to call myself a feminist in the classic sense because it seems to be very anti-male and it is very pro-abortion in this context. i am neither. [applause] so there is an individual feminism that you make your own choices. as ak as -- at myself product of my choices and not a victim of my circumstances. [applause] kellyanne: definitely what conservative feminism is all about. forother feeling sorry herself. left with no alimony at a young relied upon her own , she relied upon her family and her faith. i believe those are timeless lessons and timeless differenties women in circumstances. one thing that has been disappointing and revealing that i hope will get better is a lot problem withe a women in power. the whole sisterhood, let's go march for women's rights, constantly talking about what women look like or what they wear, or making fun of their choices or presuming that they are not as p

this comes as russian forces destroy a us may patriot air defense system and cab china labels, former u. k prime minister list presses visits to taiwan, a political sconce that will bring nothing good for the u. k. also the find of many of these authorities and entities that actually converted the just and the right just active, protecting our country with a desire to have a particular political candidate win or lose us. republicans call for the f b i to be shut down after the countries special council rules. the agencies investigation into trump should never have happened the good afternoon from the russian capital. this is our t international with the latest world news updates. i'm fair allies about it's great to have you with us. the russian foreign minister says the west has made its choice when it decided to support the key ever gene which aims to physically destroy all things russian. it is up at the west has made his choice and says that the russian must suffer. strategic defeat was give a crime. yeah. betrayed the russian people in other parts of the former ukraine as well, th

in july, vermont will implement a mandatory genetically engineered labeling law. former ag chair senator patrick leahy from vermont says the senate bill undermines the public right to know and it tramples on state rights. he says replaces them with a voluntary standard that already exists and would block other states bills like alaska's and virginia's, "i think it's a solution looking for a non-existent problem. it's a last minute attack on vermont's laws. vermont is right to set priorities at the state government level." leahy adds there is a grace period of a year after the vermont law goes into effect. iowa senator joni ernst is also at her home of montgomery county where household incomes average in the $40,000 range. she says mandatory labeling could affect all consumers, "if we are to go ahead and implement vermont's law, and as that would affect consumers nationwide to the tune of about 1,052 dollars per household, we're already stretching our incomes pretty thin." ernst says she understands the need to know but there's an impact to consumers and it is chal

the majority also said it was wrong to call the new system labeling. the president of the austrian medical chamber says that it's about providing an efficient and safe environment for study. think it makes life easier for the students in those are more than 80 percent of the university students have been vaccinated and they can enter the leg just faster if they have this because you only have to check their identity. one has to ensure a safe environment in the lecture halls. and in order to do so, it is necessary to vaccinate or test that the students are free in austria, so they don't have to pay for that. but they wouldn't have to pay for the vaccination. so i would recommend to be vaccinated. that's the safest way out to meet the extra holes. and that wraps it up for this news are i'll be back with more than 30 minutes. see them to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be

the lawsuits that lead to the long warning labels and absurd warning labels are make us less safe, asarning labels become so long, we tune them out. how many people read a pamphlet with a pen that has so many warning labels. john: a lawyer is cringing and saying this will protect us from a lawsuit, and it probably won't. we called the companies for all the products and you know what they said? nothing, they wouldn't talk to us. [laughter] >> and to be fair, they've spent tens of hundreds of thousands of dollars, the last thing they want to do is rehash us. this is a problem, they tell us. they want us to increase awareness how we pay if we're not directly sued but they don't want the copycat lawsuits so they don't have to fight it again. john: they're uptight and who can blame them. audience, bob has agreed to let you pick this year's winner. which of the five is the stupidest? the person who submitted that wins the thousand bucks. which is stupidest? the balloon? the lightsaber? the knife warning? the coffee pot? or the bicycle bell. i should say it's not just the companies who creat

giving up every weekend on the w the for 2 years, many a curtains in germany have been marked with labels that say no mail checks, colt sounds good, right? before mail checks would be shredded, since they serve no purpose. in egg production, so called brother roosters of commercially bread hens cancel a x. their meat isn't popular with consumers either. i know no one wants these rooster on 5. he said with this read line, i'm just not possible to raise the brother cock, essentially, but they still, germany's former agriculture minister and really looking at legally band of chick calling village bytes and 50 globally were the 1st to legally in this practice that from science unacceptable. to kill animals immediately after hatching, just because they are of a certain sex ed. this is a milestone for animal welfare. does cause that that law was just made for the media. your mouth on millions of male checks are still being hatched in germany. the law injures animal rights activists got. it's basically, really a hellish solution would need anyone buying anything should really think twice before

, social media companies applying labels. the state level, they been considering there being penalties for not disclosing. host: you wrote a piece for brookings that essentiallys that ai can be misunderstood and in some cases can -- the fear of ai can be overhyped, explain that. guest: i think a lot of our fear moving int2024 is specifically■! around the relationship between ai and misinformation. we start with a review of the literacy. what do we know over the last 10 years about the way misinformation has her -- has or has an impact elections. have they impacted votes. we make the argument that we've been potentially concerned about the impact of misinformation. the news doesn't really make up a majority of people's media consumption and when it does, people tend to consume high-quality media. when misinformation exists, it tends to be heavily concentrated in the extremes of either party. it does not tend to reach most americans. for us, rather than saying using the evidence argue that ai will pact 2024, instead we say, wh

everything in his apartment has a label on it. including his label maker, which has a label

so shame on those on any side of the political spectrum who not only falsely label those who disagree with the use words to devise and angry. the only possible reaction is evil . to discuss this present state of journalism in the heat that's being turned up, i want to bring in our house to be depressed. the malls berg as was legal, immediate analyst, lionel lionel. the thanks for joining me on this. thank you. i got it, steve. you cover the media, you watched all the time. do you feel like this rhetoric that's happening between the media side, but that between the 2 parties is getting worse and it's not even an election year . oh, it is. it is absolutely 1st of all, something as simple as the word insurrection, which is a media creation. the january 6th riots which i abhor. i abhor any violence, no matter why they started or, or who instigated it. the fact of the matter is, it's been investigated by the department of justice, has been scores of arrest people have been prosecuted sentence. nobody was charged with insurrection. the word insurrection ever came up in a senate committee th

banners of freedom and human rights to protect the innocent and just thrown whom they themselves have labeled as despotic oppresses while instead, they are now themselves being investigated for acts of barbarism and war. crimes by terms of reference require me to investigation reports for extremely serious allegations. for the extra traditional killings. locality, dodge in afghanistan by virtue special forces between mid 20 to mid to try to 13. whether these were covered up. i said, what was the investigation carried out by the role of the police was fits with that as well. it seems to be on says ok. yes. they to place yes, they will cover it up and no. the police investigation was unsatisfactory. testimonies of the 1st batch of special forces soldiers have been published and they are proud. one of the with this is told the inquiry that the u. k. a lead troops has a quote unquote golden ticket to get away with murder, which was itself a bit utilized and normalized. when you describe what he said is more graphic, can you give us an example or an explanation of what you mean by that words that

and i agree about labels. i think sometimes they're useful in different ways, but i think we should be in this for a healthy, sustainable, fair, just america. and the nation was founded in july 1865 at the end of that bloody, brutal civil war, by abolitionists committed to ending slavery, for an equal, just, and fair america. i think there is something call the national popular vote, i ask your listeners to check it out. i would not mean amending the constitution. it's a compact that could lead to the abolition of the electoral college, which was founded really to reduce participation to keep voices out. there was a connection to, obviously, our race, structural racist history. i think our political system in many ways is a mess. and it saddens me. so when donald trump the other day talks about, you know, he didn't win the popular vote ecause of, as he calls it, voting illegally, what a decent president should be doing is trying to restore the integrity of our voting system. this was the first election in whic

leader mcconnell owes an apology to doctor ford for labeling her allegations a smear job and he should apologize to her immediately. it is galling, galling for the republican leader who has done more than anyone else to politicize the supreme court nomination process, to make these trumped up hyperbolic charges of partisanship by democrats. it is a sad habit of republicans to accuse the other side of doing what they in fact are doing. it happens over and over again. that seems to be the case here, as democrats opened over and over again urged the fbi help to investigate these allegations to get to the bottom of it, get to the truth while republicans block any investigation and plow right through with their nominee. it is simple, madame president. if leader mcconnell were truly concerned about these allegations being swept up in partisanship, he would join us in calling for an fbi background investigation which can be performed quietly, soberly, quickly, effectively, without thoughts, without any circus atmosphere. that is the way to get this done. the only reason it hasn't happened is

and they can have these labels if you have just doesn't like them. well, the comments were pretty stark that we've just seen there were in say, one of our reaction to the front from the west of western doctors condemned. well, despite donald's, blatant admission of assassinating civilians, the west once again has generally remained either silent or really some sort of general statements against terrorism which the secretary of the united nations also did. and this is something of course that has seriously upset to the russia and the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman murray is the heart of was not happy about it . i have not seen the quote, i am not able to talk on the veracity of it. the un, not in the form of a collective countries, but in the form of its the criteria it could not give any answer to this. absolutely clear in your face admission to funded yard stated that she had not use such a statement. this is to reach us, there's no excuse for the un secretariat and considering these statements. i mean, probably one of the most ironic aspects

so somebody far right or far left coffee start labeling groups of people id find that dangerous. it makes me less likely to pay attention to what that group is w saying. most people think of a variety of things and have different reasons say support so i voted democrat many years. the reason i changed is because i look at the inner cities and i see that things have not improved. why are the cities that have been led by democrats for years and years not gotten better? why is there still poverty? i would encourage any political group not to demonize another group because each person that votes a certain way. >> to the last point i cannot agree more. we should not demonize each other. people make decisions for all types of reasons. what i really want to be clear about is the characterization and in very real terms there is a resource and dedicated violent right to wean apparatus that has already taken lives and will take more lives that all of us need to challenge and organize against. i do not believe that apparatus includes everybody who voted for one candidate or another. however

. >>> opening up and answering questions part of the no labels convention, thank you for being here this is catherine hauser. bringing in big names from politics, where donald trump just wrapped up his time on stage. >> reporter: this is part of a grass roots effort to bring back democrats and republicans called a no labels convention that's the idea to solve problems without the divide. to really hammer home that point, those people who were the main speakers were actually introduced by people from a completely different party than they were. so of course we do expect to hear from more presidential candidates today, many have already spoken and others will continue to speak throughout the day. the democrat presidential candidate is addressing the crowd via satellite because many are already in las vegas preparing for the first debate which is tomorrow night, but so far maryland governor martin o'mali is the only democrat presidential candidate to speak here is his view on removing that divide. >>> we have to invite one another democrats, independents, and republicans to return to the ta

when it comes to your supporters, i think it was a mistake to try to label them raises to label them xena, phobic labeled and hateful, etc. because it'd be in reality, all you're doing and force of them further away from the body problem with it. certainly ality, they have many issues and comparable latino voters of african american voters loading from voters around the country and which we have a uniting message as opposed to further inviting moses. i think that's one of the places where democrats often fail and be able to talk to those sorts of voters who are let you go wrong. but, you know, for most of the states and outspoken fun, mcclintic, hillary clinton said people need to accept the bite is too old and move on. what do you made about timing of a statement or hillary's ever been quite the own for her as. ready craft, when it comes to statements being made a little present by that, we know that he's old. we knew that he was old. prior to the last election. what president bided had been trying to emphasize this is not about the candidate agents about the age of the ideas and pu

even when people try to label me. when i say i want my voting rights, that is not a liberal issue. i want my voting rights. youhere is a white male, wanting your voting rights is not considered liberal. if i want quality education, that is not a liberal agenda. i work in this country and pay my taxes, i should have access to the same thing everybody else has. i am raising that because i think what often happens is we have this political paradigm we are looking at politics and people's lives as either the red team or blue team. the bottom line is, i am on the humanity team and all human beings should have quality education. if they go to work, they should be able to get paid a fair wage for the work. they should really be able to benefit from the fruits of their labor. i am raising this because i think all of us have been held hostage within this context of what is partisan. if you are on this team, you have to find what is wrong with the other team instead of being honest about what is right and wrong. that is somethi

they cochair the group of no labels. there were marks are followed by members of congress on the first 100 days of the incoming administration. this is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon everybody. thank you. it is a privilege to be with all of you. i think we are all getting to our seats. while we are doing that, having not had a terrific morning? let me welcome you to our lunch session. i have the privilege of meeting the wnba. that is a group of professional women athletes. i also -- i often remind them that they were two international languages -- using and sports -- music and sports. we have the benefit of playing sports, but what we have to recognize on a regular basis is that our teams cannot win unless everyone is engaged. sport.all is a team i would submit to you that teamracy is also 18 -- a endeavor. we are delighted that you are here to have the conversations about where we are going as a nation are you have been willing to step forward, and gauge, participate, and bring others along with you. is my assumption cor

they will forward that nomination to 800 no labels delegates.hey say a majority of those folks are supportive of the ticket, then they will put them on the ballot. they are on the ballot in a little over a dozen states. they have some time to work on that. it would be an effort that might pull away from people voting for either candidate but especially joe biden. one that democrats have been taking seriously. we don't know exactly who they might be looking at. one of the names that has come out as a potentialdential nominee for no labels is jeff duncan, former lieutenant governor of georgia. host: michelle covers it all in campaign 2024 for the associated press. you can find her work at apnews.com. appreciate the update. >> washington journal, our forum involving you to discuss the issues in politics, and public policy from washington and across the country. tuesday morning, lead faster discusses his investigation into opioid addiction in the united states. and the professor of political queens college talks about the humanitarian crisis and pol

no label gives you nothing. that is it. host: what do you mean no label gives you nothing? caller: no label tells you it has no history, it has no background of telling the person with the history is of their party of their history, their current opinions get messed up without a party label. host: that is nancy in minnesota. if you go to the no labels document, the list of principles this document represents when it comes to energy issues and environmental issues, part of it says one of the goals is all and above energy strategy is the best way to lower prices for american families, saying america needs to be able to build clean energy technology. these are the principles i possible third-party could represent, should it happen. do you support or oppose the effort? pick the line that best represents you. you can text us your thoughts at (202) 748-8003. in virginia, opposed line. caller: good morning. i want to talk about joe manchin , he is a disaster for the american public. he is the man behind this scam. this is a coup to defeat joe biden, who is popular against trump. t

label. congress. demand clear labels, not high tech gimmicks. don't let them overturn state gmo labeling. protect our right to know. >>> sebastian salazar in the csn studios for us tonight. the wisz argues cannot get a way with a win in new orleans. >> yeah, it is tough to tell what is going on with this team. in december alone you have going over cleveland and miami. and then you have terrible losses. and taking on one of the pelicans teams, off to one of the worst starts in the nba. bradley biel is hitting out with a sore right leg. sessions playing really well. he gives the wizards a one-point lead. they think they're going to the second quarter withñr an advantage. drew holiday from half court and new orleans up. john wall stepping up, gets in the lane, clearly hacked. he flips this one up. 12 assists and 7 rebounds for him. the wizards up by 7. there are three of them. we have a tie ball game at 98-98. gary neil got a good look, but he can't connect. the wizards fall 107-105. >> a lot o

clint, your idea on labelling. this has been discussed a lot. but my question to you is, this is kind of the big mac theory. if you tell somebody something is bad for them, actually going to change their behavior. there's no evidence for this that's compelling when it comes to actual nutritional labelling. so people are not eating less big macs because they know there is 2,000 gallericalories in the. >> people are making the decision that's on the consumer. that's what i want. >> this is what i want -- i can challenge you on this? it doesn't seem the consumer responds to labelling is the point i'm making. in the nutritional world, there are federal agencies that are regulating not just nutritional content but also products that can have some hazard to human life. wond we ne wouldn't we need a similar agency? >> there is a government agency. >> threaten why would labelling work whether consumers don't respond to labelling whether it comes to other products. >> they do. let's go to amazon. you're mix ag lot of different analogies together. let's g

now moving now to the world of fashion today many to day many the labels are making sure that fashion is sustainable more and more design is a working with certified textiles to make long lasting clothes or indeed there are companies that include complementary repairs for their clothes so they last longer repairing means carrying the focus is towards quality and sustainability in the fashion world rather than cheap mass production. these clothes come with a warranty the label next focuses on sustainability it's based in berlin a green fashion hotspot makes uses certified textiles and only produces small quantities the mood in our line is designed so that our clothes are comfortable the colors are a little bit neutral so that you can build your wardrobe from season to season meaning you can always buy new clothes for the next week and know that they will mix and match with all their previous items us so this way customers will have clothes that last beyond the season a very different approach to fast fashion which is based on mass production. i think it's a shame that some clothes are

m risky. su not to label china a threat to the country during her personal visit to taiwan. the funds of many of these authorities and entities that actually converted these jobs and right just act of protecting our country with a desire to have a particular political candidate win or lose us. republicans call for the f b i to be shut down after that. the country special council rules, the agencies investigation into trump should never have happened. and to us embassy staff, workers, and 2 policemen are killed in, in a tap on a diplomatic con boy in nigeria. the good morning from the russian capital. this is our teen or national with the latest world news updates. i'm 0 isabel. it's great to have you with us. russia's defense ministry has mocked him over. it's claims that 6 russian tinge, all hypersonic missiles were allegedly destroyed during an overnight strike on cab . have not launched as many gonzales as they allegedly should down every time with their statements. the number of so called occurring in the intercepts is 3 times higher than we actually launch. they keep ge

when it comes to his supporters, i think it was a mistake to try to label them races to label them was enough for me to label them hateful cetera. because it'd be in reality, all you're doing and force of them further away from the body problem with it. certainly ality. they have many issues in common latino voters of african american voters, low income voters around the country, which we have a uniting message as opposed to further inviting method. i think that's one of the places where democrats often fail and be able to talk to those sort of motors, us deputy secretary of state victoria and un known for how to russian views as boys to leave hub post in the coming weeks. as according to her boss and she blinked the victoria newland has let me know that she intends to step down in the coming weeks . as under secretary of state for political affairs, her efforts have been indispensable to confronting pollutants, full scale invasion of ukraine. marshalling a global coalition to ensure the strategic failure well from 2003005 unit was principal deputy foreign policy advise that to vice pr

they're labeled men's room. we're going to see some very interesting gymnastics to use them. >> reporter: the bar owner says he respects the transgender community and will do what needs to be done to respond to their needs. but he takes issue of the way the city informed him he said this had nen been mentioned during inspections of his business. the city has launched a twitter campaign that asks residents to tweet photos of offending businesses. >> we've passed health inspections here for the last 25 years. so they obviously know what's going on. and it seems absurd when you go to their website asking people to turn businesses in. it's just not the way you do outreach. >> reporter: he says that that twitter campaign has been extremely successful. they say so far it has yielded nearly 300 reports of violators and they're convinced more will come. back to you. >> thank you very much. so, many us woke up to a blanket of snow this morning. the good news we are looking at a much clearer weekend and even a warm-up for

why are people so quick to just this narrative and label others? because they're scared because one that's for sure where to actually come out. it's going to show that there was some democratic or knowledge and that's, and that's something that we need to get. the bottom of this has now been painted directions. what part, what part to democratic leadership play in this? and why is why and why still be perpetuated? because it still being perpetuated that there were actually there were actually multiple gas, the capitol police, off the jurors because of the interaction. because that's not sure that's actually been bombed by medical report examinations, legal documents for filing. the only person that was intentionally killed that was murdered, that gave was trumpet order and military veteran ashley babbitt. and that we have to get to the bottom. if you're looking at people on social media in journalists that are having to get to the bottom of it doesn't mean to media officials will not do their job. well, i don't debbie and jennifer brings up probabl

so it's just, it's they, they deserve a label. if this is the label that twitter decided based on the money they get from the u. s. government that they have will have tagged upon them. so be it to claim that they're independent to claim that they're just like any other network. you can't claim that if you're taking a half a $1000000000.00 a year from taxpayers. many thanks for joining us on the program and speaking to us about the situation, talk to highest and steve miles back me. thanks. thank you and may thank you for joining us. hey, on anti international boot back at the top of the hour, with all the very latest to see them. ah ah ah. germany, thousands of demonstrators demand to stop supplying weapons to ukraine. sanctions against russia have drastically reduced living standards for austrians, and they've taken to the streets of vienna checked citizens are demanding the government resign that the country withdraw from nato and the european union and begin negotiations on chief russian gas. and this is a protest by italian b

was labeled retailing canada was labeled parking. up.[laughter] >> you get a sense of the general feeling in the country. in the parking lot now. how do you come back to that? >> it's just not true. that's the biggest problem with ityo. we can talk about immigration if you want but large-scale immigration -- immigration creates dislocation in their art general positions. the national review has been hawkish for a very long time and walked through all of that but the simple fact is that most the jobs that people are blaming that we have outsourced or imported workers for and lost to automation. we are more productive in terms of manufacturing than we have ever been. it's just that we require fewer people to do it. mcdonald's is swinging toffees robot kiosks. those are democrats coming. those are machines and we blame ntskynet. also i have a friend scotland succumb a who is a trade expert and i'm constantly worried he's going to start cutting himself on donald trump talks about trade. trade deficits are one of the great bogeyman of economi

they're still not getting science and labels that are in nashville. and so our goal is to kind of build our own ecosystem, so we don't have to wait for the slow moving chain. the main stream keeps promising . s w s, and the heart of country music still beat strong and radio stations like this one. bill cody is something of a radio legend. if anyone can explain why country is still considered white music by many, it's him that we would try to recreate that moment. the music of the early days was of the, the farm families, those farm families far primarily white. now there were lots of black folks working on those family farms and they had their own music. that's where the blues came from. and ultimately r n b, his station plays more and more songs from black and latino artist he says, but change takes time. so i think every station is, you know, you need to be aware of who your audience is to your research. and then not be afraid to diversify that audience in cro, that audience we have this bill. if you would consider inviting julie to his show, he say