across the arts in academia a lot of people lean to the political left and that's a topic you can get away with it they avoided the transition in "thought criminal" because the y book is based around 10 or 11 taboos. it's obvious that men aren't women if you want to put it that way. chose not tosa take the bond ful heartedly. that may be myot next book. i think a number people of people have covered that ground pretty well. there really is a form of censorship that comes mostly from the left today. it makes the situation such that saying men aren't women would be wildly controversial statement and that's something that people react to. >> michael the censorship in the publishing world and immediate large resemble any historical precedence that you've done any research? >> it's very reminiscent of stalinism frankly and the cultural t revolution in where n for example they effectively ran on a rampage destroying customs and habits and i don't know all the four olds but you can look up a wikipedia where they tell you lies about almost everything. anyway basically they have destroyed all

also, is that the bias that you see in the media and academia? i mean again a set of numbers the media means about 93% left. that's a famous study by pew in 2004. that's the number of national media journalists that are if i recall correctly leftist liberals or left-leading moderates see about the same in academia and my field of political science we have about 20 democrats for every republican but one result of this is that the extremists can tell normal people that they are extremists. i mean when murdoch founded fox news, he was asked bluntly who the hell do you think the audience will be for this conservative tv station? he said 51% of america. because he just looked at demographics. he had seen that all of the pre-existing media was on this one side of the fence dividing two equally sized camps, but i mean in academia, it's not 50/50 it is again 95 five. so the people that are coming out of fields like gender studies are saying things that are in fact rejected. i don't want to focus on this one french topic, but that are in fact rejected by

in all honesty i think there is a great deal of resistance to a whole range of topics and modern academia and moderns publishing. but i will tell you i have a background in sales from the markets international in chicago for a couple of years. and how i got my first book published, i just identified the e-mail and the phone numbers for the executives. it wasn't hard to do. they are on the website. i am pretty serious, a professor at a local university. i have this background and i've been talking about a book idea. everyone accepted it was enjoyable and great fun. a lot of them said when i mentioned the premise of the book there's no way we can publish this. one of them actually called me bcaleb. and extremism researcher, conservative guy in kansas tried to publish the book for four years. he finally got a deal with one publisher. i forget the name of the business but was told we are simply not going to be able to release, so you've seem like a nice guy. this topic isn't one we are going to go with and i feel that tiwould have been a different situation if i'd written a book called antira

is there a good leadership with academia? >> i'll make this short. early in the life of dhs there was the creation of university centers of excellence and that's been, i think, a very good and effective program to engage academia. now, the threats have evolved and priorities have evolved over time and what i've observed as biosecurity has been downgraded in importance, centers of excellence and early days there was several -- there was two, three, senators that were focused on agriculture biosecurity and good security and those have been emeritus status today. >> so it sounds like that could be revamped as it was perhaps after the anthrax attacks and other incidents? >> correct. >> and i think that's one thing that's missing in the current system is having a more formalized way to access some of our great advantages in the country which is our research universities. we talked earlier how some countries are ahead of us now in terms of surveillance, but we certainly have a huge advantage in terms of using u.s. research capability. so that's one thing w

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and then government at all levels of industry and academia and other ngos we need to acknowledge the of many for example the accelerated development of safe and effective covid vaccines through operation warp speed would not have been possible without prior congressional support since 2001. this enabled the executive branch to help security vaccine research development manufacturing and regulatory science the heart of painful lessons learned with steady progress was made over the 20 year journey although successful because hhs and dod leaders took charge each assumed ownership and accountability while they established a strict chain of campaign command and put in place procedures to have the integrity of operation warp speed. in the industry stepped up to the challenge in congress provided the appropriations. and with those countless moving parts and then a clear conductor bringing the pieces together. looking back it is clear we remain dangerously vulnerable to the next bio security crisis with a natural deliberate or accidental nature. scientists have debated with those biological

let me start with regard to a question about academia, and maybe dr.arker, you are the best person to answer this. does dhs and do other entities that have bio security programs effectively leverage u.s. research at universities? is there a good relationship? >> i will make this short. early in the life of dhs there was a of the university center of excellence, and that has been an effective program to engage academia. the threats have evolved and priorities have evolved over time, and what i have observed is bio security as been downgraded. in the early days there were 2, 3 centers focused on agricultural security and food security. >> it sounds like they could be revamped perhaps as it was after the anthrax attacks and other incidents. i think that is one thing missing in the current system is having a formalized way to access some of our great advantages as a country, our research universities. we talked about how countries are ahead of us in terms of surveillance. we have a huge advantage in terms of using u.s. research capability. there was anothe

. >> have you been in academia before? >> i have it. spent about ten years teaching college american university and very college all over the united states but. >> what was your experience like? >> it was an interesting environment to put it mildly. many good positive things came out of it both in terms of college i work with and the research that i did. i also got to see the inside behind the scenes of what happens in the way a university runs. >> and what did you find? >> my immediate take on it is, if we judged a university just as a normal business operation there are things that happen in universities that would make things like enron look ethical by comparison. >> give us an example. >> the first thing is the weight universities and market themselves through students. if you go to any university they have literature they present themselves as you are going to get a world-class education and open up all sorts of possibilities. their promising high and mighty things but every student that comes to their system is going to get. but w

it reached deep in the halls of american academia. >> we thought we achieved the american dream until nightmare happen. >> reporter: his nightmare began in 2020. the m.i.t. professor, was returning home from china when he, his wife, and his two children were stopped by federal agents at boston's logan airport. >> what were you thinking as this is was happening? >> i was very uneasy. they brought my entire family to a separate area and we sat there for three hours. >> reporter: agents questioned him and demanded he turn over his cell phone and computer. then he was let go, and heard nothing until a year later. >> i was making coffee there until 6:30, i saw a group of people. >> reporter: chen's family was a victim of mau's regime, had a group of agents surrounding his house. what did they say? >> they said, are you chen? and i said, yes, they said, don't move. my wife was in her sleep and she told me she heard thepoli s thog >> rtehthe was drea? >> they were going to take me away in handcuffs. i was scared. >> reporter: he was locked up and released hours later he was accused of failin

fourteen very distinguished individuals from academia, agriculture sector, the health sector and advocacy community. time doesn't allow me to mention them all by name but you can see who they are and that the therepresentations of their organizations. as they discuss the recommendations by the way i'm happy to say last friday they announced an update to the nutrition standards for the upcoming 22, 23 school year and many of those follow the recommendations of this task force today. so without further ado let me turn this over. a world-renowned chef and humanitarian and nonprofit world central kitchen. it is to be there on the ground. hurricanes or [inaudible] and now most recently to the people of tonga he's giving food and assistance. thank you for finding time to work with us and your support. >> thank you and to the many hundreds of people all around the country. [inaudible] joining us today is a testament of the movement to end hunger and improve the security here in america and around the world. it's made us more aware of the causes of food insecurity. the task force related to the r

. >> bueno, maÑana la academia de artes anuncian los nominados premios Òscar. >> lin manuel miranda nosta forma de ser y no saben que el milagro es para no saben que el milagro es para eltro lado de ca - mama rosa sabe que a pesar de todo yo soy parte de su familia y que cuando está en esta casa se le va a tratar como si fuera mi propia madre. - el baboso del kevin se metió con mi pedro y con mi pedro nadie se mete. dijo que le quería dar cuello y yo no voy a permitir que toquen a mi familia y pum ¡se acabó! entonces, del kevin me encargo yo, ¿eh? - no, yo no le hago falta a nadie. a mí nadie me necesita. - nosotros te amamos igual. somos los mismos siempre. - uy, no, m'hijita. ninguno el mismo que llegó del pueblo. la vida te pone en el lugar que tienes que estar, cuando tienes que estar. [sonido al enristrar el arma] - quiero ver qué tanta información sale de ese abogaducho

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. >> la academia de hollywood dio a conocer la lista de nominados >> entre los que sobre salen guillermoominaciones derrocha talento latinos. >> y 2 de ellos estÁn casados javier bardem y penÉlope cruz compiten por mejor actor y mejor actriz. >> poder compartir con eso me hace especial ilusiÓn creo que es un momento muy especial lo recibo con muchÍsima humildad >> la afro latina resalta por su papel que se llevÓ un tota de 7 nominaciones. >> me emociona porque es afro latina porque es nuestra comunidad porque es obviamente como representaciÓn superimportante >> la ediciÓn nÚmero 94 serÁ muy importante >> que celebrÓ hoy en entrevistas. >> eluertorriqueÑo compuso la las cancionese encanto. >> y mejor canciÓn original. >> interpretada por sebastiÁn yatra. >> en esta canciÓn que empecÉ sonao en espaÑol >> aunque se emociona de ver una representaciÓn histÓrica espera que no sea algo pasajero >> la representaciÓn siempre es un mambo >> este aÑo me siento superorgulloso vamos a ver que viene el aÑo que viene pero tambiÉn me da impulso para seguir creando oportunidades para mÁs latinos. >> otro

have you been in academia before? i have i spent about 10 years teaching college at george mason university american university and barry college. so all over the united states and what was your experience like? well, it was an interesting environment to put it mildly many good positive things that came out of it both in terms of colleagues that i worked with and the research that i did, but i also got to see kind of the inside the behind the scenes of what happens in the way that a university runs and what did you find? well my immediate take on it is that you know if we judge to university just as a normal business operation. there are things that happen in universities that would make something like enron look ethical by comparison. give us an example. yeah, i i said the first thing is the way that universities market themselves to students because if you go to any university in america, you know, they have glossy literature they present themselves as you're going to get a world-class education and open up all sort

thanks to a child hard labor. children like john michelle henry at o countless others like them miss academia is married, but he lives with dolls and not his wife. she's here as usual at the agreed time. maybe it's out of habit, all lingering, worry about her husband, that she still helps with his household chores to london. and they do have to look at it and get it looked at. and then they can do similar money for you. if somebody says manage in e tional. hm . 2 maryland could order enjoy taking their girlfriends for a fast ride. oh, that's why has brought is convertible to the power. oh, these don't weigh about 30 to 40 kilograms, making wheelchairs to easiest way to move them around. with soon these pictures will be added to mr. colorado's family album. he has $20.00 in all. and every one is special. which no, i'm a young teen asthma. king justin don't like all you not to know. you love. so low. i want you know, night a little, you know, to know how to and all color you and your way to she don't know here would you let me see if they could ever she and i thought i could lock it in when i g

sus competidores que se vieron obligadas a reportar su producción ya que la pandemia interrumpe la academial setenta por ciento de los costos financieros esto es lo que está ocurriendo para los próximos dos años pero podían llegar a un déficit de 1000 millones. el mar entonces busca estos fondos por lo tanto a la comisión del transporte metropolitano están explorando poner impuestos a nueve condados para el 2024 y estaría presionando proponer medidas que serían >>> vamos al vistazo de lo que sucede con las autopistas. saludos en palo alto soleado, tranquilo. conduzca con mucho cuidado esto es lo que está pasando. mucho cuidado con el solo cuando ya comienza a ocultarse le comienza de manera vertical tenga mucho cuidado vamos a ver lo que está sucediendo con la pregunta importante. estas señales no significan víboras, sino mucho cuidado con la velocidad mucho cuidado >>> a la ochenta y dos en las zonas del norte se mantiene con un poco de tráfico vemos haciendo un que seas un poco de tráfico hallándose un poco del norte seguiremoshablando de esto y más >>> vamos a la pausa explicaremos al re

entrega de los premios oscar este año tendrá estrictas medidas para quienes asistan a la ceremonia la academiaer a george? ¿de qué hablas? - pues que carmen te vio muy cariñosa con otro hombre. para estas horas, seguramente george ya se enteró. - leticia me ha estado engañando todo este tiempo. - pero no entiendo, ¿en qué otra cosa te mintió? - que entre leticia y yo no pasó absolutamente nada en nueva york. - ¿quiénes son ellos? ¿por qué me dicen "mamá"? - es que no quiero dejar a mi familia tanto tiempo aquí en los estados unidos, solos... - la amnesia puede durar una semana, un mes, un año. no se sabe. - michelle está en ese restaurante. - que se te grabe esto por el resto de tu vida. no quiero oír que volviste a hablar con ese tal felipe.

academia has been calling this for decades. this energy policy, what have they done?e washington post" a few months ago actually said that we -- if jimmy carter had won a second term there would be no climate crisis. they lamented that ronald reagan won to the academia and media elites, jimmy carter's first term was a model, and that's what they want to do and that's what we're facing here with the dash and by the way, john kerry wants to have an urgent climate summit. he announced on sunday. in the midst of all of this he believes climate is the greatest threat. their energy policy is the greatest national security threat we face. >> tucker: perfect. great to see you. thank you. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> we will investigate how our politicians are fixated on ukraine while ignoring what's happening to our own borders. j.d. vance is here with more on that. also, new report shows that pete buttigieg, now somehow running our transportation -- falling apart -- engaged in pay for play while he was mayor of poor south bend, indiana. he was not just incompetent but sle

. >>> academia de california se ha visto rodeada de hechos delictual es, tenemos el caso. >>> estafadores bueno que sigue con nosotros en otra unidad de telemundo 48 responde tiene muchas quejas de televidentes víctimas de estafa y algunas historias lo van a sorprender, las de ahora y que lo compartimos con el objetivo de que no caigan en estafas. >>> los estafadores contagiaron a la familia flores con la amenaza de que perderían a un ser querido si no pagaban cierta cantidad de dólares. >>> llamaron a mi mamá y le dijeron que tenía secuestrada a mi hermana por intercambio de drogas y que iban a llamar a la policía. >>> dice que una mujer en la línea llorando le hizo creer a su madre que se trataba de su hija christian tomó el teléfono de su mamá y grabó parte de la llamada. >>> tienes que pagar $5000 a cambio de la vida de ella. >>> nosotros no tenemos dinero señor, estamos asustados. >>> le pidieron cuánto dinero tenía y chris dijo que $2000. >>> yo se la voy a dejar sin ocasionarle. >>> daño entonces le hicieron enviar $1000 a una persona en méxico. >>> decidió cortar y ahí llamo a mi

de estos turistas, como estar en pantalla,asisten al carnaval, era tambiÉn atienden en clases en academiashora, samba con distanciamiento social, pero eso se baila mÁs apretado. >> ¿tÚ sabes bailarlo ? lo esperamos a las 11:30. locutor: esta noche, en “aquÍ y ahora”. una familia sufriÓ un accidente en una autopista al que respondieron las autoridades. >> muchos disparos. llorando y gritando. porque me lo estaban asesinando. y delante de mis hijos, delante de mÍ. locutor: los hechos fueron registrados por diferentes cÁmaras y hay varias versiones contradictorias. >> ¿quÉ fue lo que mÁs te impactÓ del video? >> ha sido mucha brutalidad de parte de la policÍa.

. >>> y la academia de ciencias de san francisco quiere asegurar sus pingÜinos africanos vivan el dÍan en su televisor. un estudio de un grupo de investigadores encontrÓ que aquellos que ven brevemente la televisiÓn o el telÉfono antes de irse a dormir, no les afecta en lo absoluto el sueÑo. monitorearon la actividad cerebral de los participantes y concluyeron que estas actividades antes de dormir no afectan. algo que es trending este dÍa es lo siguiente. no solo lo que entregan a domicilio por servicio de uber... muchas celebridades de hollywood supieron esto en un.... >>> continÚa la controversia por el informe de abuso sexuales a a menores en alemania por la iglesia catÓlica. >>> las direcciones en su pantalla. ademÁs telemundo 48.com estÁ disponible para iphone, ipad y android. actualice o descÁrguela de forma gratuita. siga con nosotros. iglesia catÓlica y para todo el mundo. los padres mandarÉ a mi hijo hacer el catecismo o no. >>> durante una reuniÓn el 15 de enero de 1980 se tratÓ de traslado de un sacerdote acusado de abusos a menores que volviÓ a cometer abusos en la arquedi

reportera: nueva york tambiÉn anunciarÁ medidas similares en los prÓximos dÍas, aunque los hace dc y la academias estudiantes mayores de dos aÑos usen mÁscaras. diariamente 80 personas que viven en new jersey mueren por el covid—19, final del dÍa son los estudiantes, los maestros y los propios padres de familia los que tomarÁ la decisiÓn final de cuÁndo dejar de usar la mascarilla. en millar sÍ, blanca. univisiÓn. jorge: california aparentemente decidiÓ eliminar el mandato de mascarillas, tambiÉn anularÍa el requisitos de pruebas de covid—19 para visitar hospitales y asilos de personas de edad avanzada. ilia: el gobernador de illinois dijo que apelÓ la decisiÓn del juez que impide que los distritos escolares usen un mandato de usar mascarilla. el gobernador seÑalÓ que esta decisiÓn promueve el caos. porque: los embarazos que contrae covid—19 en mayores de sufrir complicaciones. >> mÁs de 14,000 mujeres participaron en el estudio, incluyendo 2400 mujeres que tenÍan coronavirus, estas Últimas participantes sufrieron diversas complicaciones, incluyendo partos prematuros, ingresos de emergencia la h

romi: el estudio publicado el lunes de la academia nacional de ciencia investigadores determinan queo que afecta de manera brutal en muchos casos es la calidad del agua. no solamente el agua para beber sino tambiÉn agua para hidratar los campos de california, de la agricultura mÁs potente de estados unidos. romi: tres de los depÓsitos de agua mÁs grandes de la sierra nevada, de sacramento, san joaquÍn titular podrÍan ver flujos de agua sorprendentes tras los incendios mÁs recientes. de acuerdo al estudio, el Área anual de incendios forestales en el oeste de los estados unidos incrementÓ mÁs de 1000% entre 1984 y el 2020, el aÑo con la peor temporada de incendios de la historia moderna del estado de california. desde los Ángeles, romi, univisiÓn. >> la empresa at&t cerrarÁ maÑana su empresa 3g y otras compaÑÍas . afectar algunos modelos de celulares. cierto sistema de alarmas para el hogar y varios sistemas de notificaciÓn de accidente en el auto y de asistencia a la carretera. las empresa insta a sus clientes a utilizar y reemplazar algunos productos y servicios. en california se pre

look at academia, do we need to discuss that? their main objective is to impose an ideological worldview on the people that come through their universities . look at corporate america, opposingvoter id . many of them make a lot of money from chinese slave labor but they don't want voter id in the united states so there engaging in woke activism. look at our bureaucracy and how off the rails they have become in many different agencies and it's not limited to people like fauci. you have anacross-the-board . you look at the corrupt and dishonest legacy media in this countryand what they're doing to divide us and what they're doing to prop up the regime. they're not in the business of telling the truth they're in the business of sending partisan narratives to be able to benefit their side . they don't speak truth to power, they aredefending the regime in power and if you speak up they come after you, though the thing you . all a two day after day is talked a blizzard of lies to try to deceive the american people and make no mistake,

presentador: la academia de hollywood anunciÓ los nominados al oscar llena lista hay mÚltipleshispanoluyendo mejor pelÍcula por su cinta el callejÓn de "las almas perdidas", y eugenio duermes, son sÓlo alguno de los hispanos que encabezan la lista y de las nominaciones. [ ininteligible] es una pelÍcula donde mi pareja estÁ estupenda, y compartir eso con ella lo hace especial. elian. encanto esta nominada a mejor pelÍcula animada, mejor banda sonora original, y el tema de las canciones. >> siento este orgullo, no es sÓlo para mÍ, es para colombia, es para latinoamÉrica,>> estamos muy felices, tanto que siento que estÁn saliendo cosas mÁs bonitas a medida que salga pasando el tiempo. elian: en la lista tambiÉn estÁ la legendaria actriz rita moreno, quien en 1961 ganÓ el oscar como actriz de repartoen la versiÓn original de la cinta, ahora regresÓ la lista de nominados pero como productora. definitivamente serÁ una noche histÓrica y muy hispana, les deseamos muchÍsima suerte a todos los nominados este domingo 27 de marzo en entrega nÚmero 44 de los premios Óscar. leÓn: los dejamos con im

. >> la ceremonia de nominación para la edición 94 de los premios de la academia tuvo al lugar de formacardo. >> estoy contento y agradecido no quiso brillar solo y aprovecho la ocasión para felicitar a su esposa penélope cruz por su propia nominación como mejor actriz. >> es muy especial porque viene acompañada de la nominación de mi mujer . >> en la que ella está realmente estupenda y compartir eso con ella me hace especial ilusión . >> en la categoría de mejor actriz de reparto aspira la puertorriqueña por su papel como anita. >> el puertorriqueño manuel miranda podría llevarse la estatuilla por la canción de la película animada basada en colombia en tanto . >> no solo se cuenta de la separación de ella es en mérida la familia entera todos aguantan esta forma de ser y no saben que el milagro es al otro lado ... >> el mexicano eugenio derbez también podría llevarse un Óscar ya que la producción en la que él interpretan profesor de música fue nominada como mejor película. >> el director mexicano guillermo del toro también compite en la misma categoría. >> ahora solo queda ver quiénes d

in 14 very distinguished individuals from academia, the agriculture sector, the health sector, and the advocacy community. time does not allow me to mention them all by name but you can see who they are and representations of their organizations. but besides the cochairs, you will hear from four of the task force members today as they discuss their 13 broad bipartisan recommendations. i'm happy to say that usda last friday announced an update to the school nutrition standards for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year. you will hear from them today. without further ado, let me turn this over to one of the cochairs who really needs no introduction. jose andres is a world-renowned chef and humanitarian and founder of the nonprofit world central kitchen. the mission is to be there on the ground, providing food and hope when disaster strikes. many times even before the government can get there with its assistance, whether it be a volcano off the coast of spain in the canary islands, hurricanes or tornadoes ravishing new orleans, puerto rico, texas, the carolinas, kentucky, and most recently to

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