now jane was born with albany, him, i read genetic skin disease and she was constantly ostracized. but instead of leaving a life in the shadows, jane channeled high energy into standing up for others. have house story. january thera has many talent, she's a right to entrepreneur and an activist, but her pass was defined early. she was born into a community in rural kenya with albinism osborne, to a teenage mother. and this tinney, my thou. and she got me from what she tells me from hardly bedroom experience, is that when the best that is coming out, the midwife clinton as haughty slat. james mother left early on leaving janes grandmother to raise her. but the cause of this abandonment in childhood remained growing up. jane never met anyone who looked like her and she was constantly shunned by her peers. pink colo getting teeth every day. like to a point of, i would hide in the to bush's and go home when the bell, but every time i went home, then love that my grand mother give me was like my sounding board. but jane stood firm and channeled her energy into forming the group positive

, is campaigning for a 4th term in office. albany has told supporters in budapest that there could be an influx of refugees from ukraine should, will break out there. he also hinted that hungry could leave the european union. the election is due in april extreme drought is affecting large areas of spain. these images you're seeing show the ruins of a village once submerged below a reservoir, now exposed to the air as water levels drop drastically. experts are wanting that a dry spring would be dire. for spain's agricultural sector, police have failed to clear a major bridge crossing between the us in canada it's been blocked by truck is protesting vaccine rules. police persuaded some drivers to move the vehicles back day later reconvened the weekend has also brought a fresh wave of protest is into the canadian capital also, where a core group of trackers continue to occupy the downtown area. taking their outrage blue to the government's doorstep. it's been over 2 weeks now that the freedom convoy has come to the canadian capital altura, a plan to force unvaccinated truck drivers cross

there was another account when he was up at albany they had marched up from wilmington to albany for that first so-called eruption into canada in 78 and his his he had lost stuff out of his pocket that he thought was stolen and there went another journal at that point. so there had been so there are gaps in the record at that point what i do see at the end and this was before the newburgh conspiracy as he was talking about hazen and hazen's military. family all together in erin schuyler's house up there and they're sitting around and he's trying to write in his journal and he's trying to write letters and people are singing and dancing all around them. and then the housekeeper apparently at that point kept just trying to push his stuff aside, you know, and he's saying i'm in i'm in fear of my life right now as she's brandishing knives at me to put down on the table to set the table for dinner. so he was he was talking more about things that intimately concerned him as a powers to those those greater events. i would have loved to have seen the account about the mutiny at new jersey ha

but if you got of albany, i was unable to decline. being proud of sharefile's is legendary, but for generations, it's been a male domain. when men leave to conquer the himalayan, peek's tradition dictates that women take care of the home. and for those who lose their husband's widowhood can define their existence. but a new generation of women is challenging these norms from other than other anemia dome as life changed forever when she lost her husband in 2014, he was killed in an avalanche on everest, along with 15 other sherpa. 4 years later she'd had enough of the discrimination. widows often suffer in the past where we are. yeah. well yeah. no one on it. about the city one be there was you i live a did our little valera here? the one is it a one be the with put her back was an old the night world liable for when they did decide that us all world of an air pallana $31.00 would have this. the fire get us on the line. it is that it is a one that is a when is it, if them home a form, of course the mean not on was just wondering what i

the democrats in albany still don't get it. despite eric adams attempt to get something done with regard to bail reform, they are "holding the line in albany." how many more people have to die while you hold the line for you to realize that your woke progressive agenda is getting people killed. it is an abomination. >> carley: right now in new york, a judge cannot hold a criminal on jail for any misdemeanor or nonviolent felony. if you get arrested for a small crime, judge cannot use discretion saying, this is for a small crime, they have a rap sheet for a mile long, that person is let out. that is what eric adams wants to change. he went to albany yesterday trying to convince peep toll change the law. he said, if i am not going to get things i laid out, i have obligation to keep the city safe. it is looking like he's not changing minding. >> todd: this is important for everyone watching, as new york goes, so goes the nation. we have seen horrible bail reform laws in other jurisdictions, if they don't get it out of new york sta

and then ford conquer robe and, ultimately, into albany. through the summer of 76, there was a question as to whether or not these kanye didn't regiments would continue. canada was not choosing to join in this rebellion. so why would you have this other canadian regiment? the original idea behind it was that it would be like all the other colonies that became states. it would have his own iteration of her regiment. is>> but if it's not joining the rebellion, what are we doing with this regiment? ultimately, what happened is that congress, by september of 76, went back to hazen, and he was really pushing for this, and said, yes, we will reauthorize your second canadian regiment, you can recruit among the canadian refugees that were up around albany, certainly recruit those that had come with the american forces to tie congress aga, but we're also authorizing you to recruit among all of this states. here's another unique factor of this canadian regiment, it's allowed to recruit elsewhere. this brings up the next point. how many people from el

reports on the attacks, the abuse and the jailing of these students, young people, particularly in albany, georgia, which lasted years, the entire city would mobilize, but the problem was, they started out with teenagers getting arrested. getting on this film footage coverage of selma students and other parts of the south, other parts of the country, "we are subjected to a similar situation , we need to protest just like those students in albany are going to jail." we are subjected to the same kind of discrimination, black teachers, administrators, principals. usually they would just have a meeting in the cafeteria and talk about the fact that ms. jones works in the cafeteria, was part of the demonstration that took place downtown, two or three days ago, and she has now been fired by the school district. and so we are going to protest the firing of ms. jones. and so they organize. they leave the cafeteria, leave the school, they marched down to whatever city is. and then the students, then they march downtown to protest what had happened. they arrest the students, they arrest the teachers

how was it like for you as a person living with albany in growing up here as job? good segment socialist at certain though, a good as well as bad times. but that's how it often goes. i got an experience this went through my life here is i'm, i'm happy with it memory. i've made it made me the person i am today. i am proud mentioned and it was really i opened and grew up in my community. i'm generally at for 4 person, and i met many decisions for myself. or in chuck or phil. i am filling, shadowing from mr. krakowski. i was off in the long and even told by other people to give up on me as i was always in my own world of. and i had to decide for myself which path to t. i will i give up. when will will i persevere? and i chose to persevere, and that's really the best thing i've ever danced right on chalk marriage. that's when she wrote that some of the nurses, personal symposium, crumpton. how much ensure wins do? does the congress culture have on you on your, on yourself and on your art is rocha shouldn't. in my russian, i've always been a culturally aware person and

you gave a good example of a renter in albany. you know renters in georgia who face conditions like this. do they have the option to just move? >> thank you, chairman brown. no, moving is difficult for anyone. this this case, folks find they don't have other options. they are just simply aren't places to move to that they can afford. i have spoken with te nabts who live in mobile homes where children have fallen through the floor. and they are still paying monthly rent because they have no place to go. there are direct measurable costs and sometimes as much as three times the monthly rent. you have a child in school. you have to remove them from that school. if your child has disability, you have to transfer individualized education plan. this is difficult. you have to consider your job. and you have to figure out a way to get there and moving to a new place in a new community because you wont necessarily find another home in your neighborhood is going to produce additional challenges. then there are moving costs, security deposit

the americas up to albany pleading to toughen the laws. those in control of the state legislature and state senate say no. what is going on behind their thinking? >> unfortunately, eric comic pleads for help from albany are falling on deaf ears. keeps patting yourself on the back and bragging when that data tells us there were 3500 additional victims because of bail reform. and instead of fixing these issues with bail reform, raise the ages mayor adams has been talking about, less is more which is allowing violent parolees to stay on the streets even though they have new charges they are doubling down with more blanket relief mandate such as elder parole, timely parole and in these violent clean slates. >> the new york state assembly and the state senate leader. also blackening happening these legislation they say these laws are not fair to minority people. they say these people need a second chance. and the progressive policies they think are working. is that true? >> as you mention detective simonson, also known as smiles everyone knew a

biden bears in mind as he considers denominated to our highest courts, the market people to serve in albany was demonstrated reference to the written text of our laws and are great constitution. summa coming up dude tuesday morning hearing on the nominee for director of the office of budget, and to be deputy director month coverage begins at 1015 eastern on line as, or watchful coverage on c-span nowr new video app. >> weekends on "c-span2" are an intellectual feast, every saturday you'll find events and people they soaring our nations past on american history tv and on sunday, book tv brings you the latest nonfiction books and authors, it is television for serious readers, learn, discover, explore, weekends on "c-span2". >> the chair of the senate judiciary committee spoke on the senate floor about the retirement of supreme court justice stephen g. breyer and president bidens possible placement and senator durbin is scheduled be tuesday at the white house with the president to discuss vacancy and judiciary

i'm getting ready to go to albany to have a budget passed in albany. budget here in the city. it's imperative to go to those who have navigated this before, even those who have sat in my seat. >> mayor eric adams, i appreciate you being here. thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> so new revelations this morning that the trump campaign had plans to undo the election results even before some states had finished counting ballots. >>> plus, rudy giuliani fresh off of his efforts to overthrow democracy, and he gets a guest spot on a popular tv show. seriously. why? i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching... the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe pl

he went to albany, had this wonderful meeting and had to read headlines how he bombed out in albany andrstand the part where he was saying that was about race. he was saying you don't all have my lived experience. do you know that connection or can you explain? >> i think he was probably implying the description of him as ranting was based on a stereotype of black people when they are expressing anger or when they are expressing disappointment or expressing themselves are being portrayed as, we've heard, the angry black woman, the angry black man, so on and so forth. that might be what he was saying. it's hard for me to say having not reported on what transpired in albany. i think he was trying to imply those descriptors are stereotypes that are pretty much the same as what white people would be doing but not described as ranting. >> thank you. >>> happening now the capitol hill police inspector general is giving his final review of the january 6 attack to congress. we will tell you what he's saying. we search for savings for you. from coupons to lower costs options. plus, earn up to $5

on the attacks, on the abuse and jailing of the students and the young people in the georgia and albany campaign which lasted years and the entire city was mobilized. the problem was that we started out with the teenagers being arrested in larger numbers and getting all of this filmed footage, this coverage of selma. and the students in other parts of georgia, other parts of the south, other parts of the country -- they said we need you -- we want to protest. what we are up against just as though students in albany, georgia who are going to jail and being bailed out by their parents. we are subjected to the same kinds of disco nation of lack of resources, lack of black teachers, administrators, principals, its address that we need to organize. usually we would just have a meeting in the cafeteria and talk about the fact that miss jones who works in the cafeteria was part of the demonstration that took place downtown two or three days ago and she has now been fired. we are going to protest the firing of ms. jones. they organize and start singing. they leave the cafeteria and then they ma

an ethanol is albany. now government forces had regained control. at this time of year, one of the holiest orthodox christians, labella is normally full of international visitors and diaspora europeans. but most of them have stayed away worried that fighters could swoop in again from the neighboring t gray region. even though the teepee left promised in december to withdraw all of their fighters back to, to grab this alone. so many people have fled, asked, who stayed here. and we suffered a lot of stress in your written got alone with, with the room from missouri. laura shock about a point of their guns at us. i say the 2nd time they came, they raped women and beat and killed b. o. so double don't. so get away from the churches. we meet the you on a letter. he used to work as a security guard at this now destroyed hotel. he tells us some of that he grain fighters used it as their headquarters. they left messages on the wall before they left. welcome to state of tea grey and no more at european. i am to grain the writing says the hotel was probably h

as our grandfather got camilla albany, we have good soil, but there are a lot of rocks and stones. this is the only place we can flatten out. i think probably with our with oh wow. yeah. manella god himself owner has mother who linda jam. john. yeah. where do? where the kyra mangia. oh, he's been missing. no. like on? no, no. on the what was it lets you monday. okay. uh, i had a minute i wanted you to host was on be loopo. really the soil is sacred to the people. as my mother always says, if you put some soil on the tongue of a new born baby, they'll never betray their country. i get but we've grown up here. so we used to the mountain life. as the proverb says, the best friends, the kurdish people have are the mountains i we have to cover the field with soft soil. and then in court a crew gun had to come on a food boma can image ok now i'm a luck in the circumstances. i like my now one i like i'm good my kind now thank you. oh yeah. with should always i mean so keep it jen. and football team is playing tonight. i have all the fans are gathered in cha host home to watch. tv. yeah. y

meet a young woman, i just the exiting my surrounding albinism. german company is ra, bye and mortal albany. back to joseph in the studio for lunch. i don't ever letting any one of you know, the 77 percent next on d, w collecting garbage in space. the scrap saw pine around here as well and received a dangerous start up. so working on new ideas for waste disposal and thinking ambitiously about sustainable waste management in orbit. to morrow to day. in 60 minutes, d, w. a there and david and this is climate change briggs, sex, happiness in 3 books. this is the point for you. you're going to smarter for free. did you book on newton? hello, i'm back and i missed you. my name is lindsey cle mora from the 77 percent. and as always, this show is for you. africa was young majority. it is so good to have you with us this week. so is about breaking stereotypes and standing up for the entity have what's coming up in kenya, we meet a young woman, i think her own being out german.

the sparkling wine and you know, showing albany money to him already. you by? yes, you got to read. you need me go sheila g a not my hello. hello. hello. place it in the play all the way below name. she'll she'll blue that or just leave a country with ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation community, are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is great in the world corrupted? you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, the un security council has called for a rare emergency special session on russia's operation in ukraine as part of western powers attempt to isolate moscow. following a raft of aggressive nato statements and huge new arms deliveries pledged by block members. president putin puts rushes strategic deterrence forces, including nuclear units, on high alert. because luis, i'm ordering the defense minister and chief of staff to put the russian army, the term forces on specialist the you announces the closure of its aerospace

in albany, or if you wanted, you knew that was was on be losing the soil is sacred to the people. as my mother always says, if you put some soil on the tongue of a new born baby, they'll never betray their country. i bet yet. we've grown up here so we used to the mountain life. as the proverb says, the best friends, the kurdish people have are the mountains. oh we have to cover the field with soft soil. hello. and then in court like that, i know krueger took my food. mamma can image ok now i'm locked in with my not one i like i took my kind. okay, thank you. oh yeah. not a to dollars. i mean, you, me talking to the janet football team is playing tonight. i have all the fans have gathered in sha host home to watch tv. yeah, you can, can show her as a big fan of the german team of you cara. he missed your host. father had a he's a singer. oh, good. i knew it. could i had got a letter or 2? i don't get. okay. yeah. okay. i, i would, velma, i wonder, is already all of my thrills. he'll have got a few other or 2. i don't get it out of news on or no. yeah. moves on it at all. lord doug

all of that matters, but eric adams is putting pressure on the governor and democrats in albany. so far, they don't seem willing to budge on these issues. then you have prosecutors at the local level who are somewhat at odds with adams' mission. alvin bragg being the most notable. host: we spoke with the former police commissioner of new york. bail reform is killing new yorkers. in your opinion piece you write sweeping changes in 2019 to the state laws governing pretrial release sharply reduce the number of defendants entering the city's new york city jail system. reforms made it more difficult to require defendants to post bail. new york is the only state in which judges can't romance dangerous defendants to pretrial detention based on the danger they pose. nor can new york judges consider dangerousness when deciding whether to place conditions such as an ankle monitor on a defendant's release. they can only consider risk of flight. can you relate that directly to the crime rate in new york? in other words, these people, more of these people can't be held so is that one of the r

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. >> southern university, delaware state and albany state in georgia were also threatened. the second time hbcus were targeted in recent weeks. no explosives were found. a month ago when seven different schools received bomb threats. >>> domino's has a tip for customers who pick up their own food, $3. >> i'll take it. the company is offering patrons who order online the chance to claim three bucks on their next carry-out meal. the move is in response to the pandemic, rising costs and driver shortage. the money gets knocked off your next online order. >> that's smart. i could just imagine the executives at the board room just throwing out different ideas. we don't have delivery drivers. so, we're going to use the people. all right. >>> coming up, recess therapy. we're meeting the innovative young comedian who's warming the hearts of millions online. >>> and the 10-minute hack that as good as 40 extra minutes of extra sleep. wait, what? that's coming up later. you're watching "world news now." p later. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell y

hm. albany, one more money to him already? yes, you got to read, you need me go. sheila gc good news is not much. hello. hello. hello. place it question the play eligibility name. so blue that or just go to the question for those was up with ah, a lose o is your media reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere which direction? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, a kremlin says your friend is refusing to negotiate on a military operation will continue as in a positive ukraine's president press is not satisfied with the conditions. russia is offering for peace, negotiation a source in moscow, defense ministry contradicts cubes, claim the russia military or residential tell blocking kia from both sides are blaming each other. let's kindergarten in one of the districts is just one of the places that was shelled on a saturday morning. correspondent report from th

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she was in albany, georgia at an apartment complex owned by an out-of-state institutional investor. this morning i'm going to use the term institutional landlord and institutional investor somewhat interchangeably paid what i'm referring to the corporate owner that usually out-of-state, owns multiple properties as primary in the business of investing money, not managing rental homes. and has little to no direct contact to the committees for the properties are located. so george appleseed and other partners have identified a common business model among some institutional investors in housing this goes something like that the investor comes into the community, purchase of the property they quickly drive up rent, they impose a novel they refused to provide upkeeps. and basic maintenance, they abuse our eviction system and they hide from accountability. these institutional investors concentrate these practices in black and brown committees and low income communities. they are perpetuating historic injustices there. now, april is a single mom to a teenage daughter she's awfully primary c

south korea are also discussing the pandemic and climate change. hunger is prime minister victor albany, is campaigning for a 4th term in office over the weekend or been told supporters in budapest, they could be an influx of refugees from ukraine, should war break out there? he also hinted that hungary could leave the european union. the election is in april. police have failed to clear a major bridge crossing between the u. s. in canada, it's been blocked by truckers protesting vaccine rules. police persuaded some drive is to move their vehicles that they reconvened later and switzerland is hosting a nation wide referendum on tobacco advertising and initiative. aiming to protect children would ban the ads from public spaces. voters are expected to support the new restrictions. well, here in germany, what's known as the federal convention is gathering today to choose the country's president popular incumbent frank by just dying my. it's expected to be voted in for a 2nd 5 year term after he won the backing of all 3 parties in germany's governing coalition. now, the role of president is

is that am i the albany shiva by then? i misha. bye. get that my baby. right, let's get more on this or from dr. eleanor zane, or she's director of the southwest asia regional program at the german thinktank, the conrad added our stiff dung doctors in a welcome. you just had one taliban governor there, or is this reopening of some universities for some women? just a tally bon ploy to get access to international funds. do you think well, we have to understand that the taliban never officially prohibited girls or women education and not even women to go to work. they have even proclaimed that during the whole. do have peace process that women and girls can go to school and, and work, but they put their conditions and i think they may conditions quite difficult and sometimes quite vague. so to give you one example, they put the condition of gender sex separation. but, and they can, of course, they can always argue that the situation and conditions are not yet. they are to let women go to school. so i think we have to take a taliban by their words and procee

the stock when i'm wanting to know how come albany? my money came already. yes. with me. let me go with a new card. do not do much yellow visual place. it is all, question is what they all are. we believe name. so she'll she'll blue that or just go to the question for those of you like ah, i was thinking somehow i had to come back because mom was waiting for me. i just knew that everything would be fine. for some reason, we were so confident because we were going to get married officially after he came back. how could he not come back? because the mere thought of it never crossed her mind. the militants decided to try and break through. i heard your guinea, apple screaming grenade. 6 go go who will you? explosion below him, we'll run his bag reward and it was all over the ocean. we know that our comrades on our commander won't leave us here. no matter how tough it gets where team your vehicle. if jenny was a senior in his military trio with, he knew that if he didn't smother that grenade with his body more, if his comrades would die, he gave his own life to save his frien

so their affection for the greek island of albany, silks with hearts and log messages be my valentine. they said to the fish and then they kissed you watching the w news. the w business news is up next. rob, what's the grill to be right back with? sometimes a seed is full, you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now, feel free. they want to know what makes with love, and banning them away from them. but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holes in every single day getting. are you ready to meet the german then join me, right? just do it on d. w. ah, there's of a russian invasion of ukraine move markets. indexes in asia, europe and the us drop as in best as reckoned with the possible impact of a major conflicts. also coming up has been revealed, banks invested billions in oil and gas last

this has been increasing ever since the state legislators in albany put in no bail.l to hold subjects based on whether they are a danger to the public, based on whether they have shown that they will not return to court. it is really, just a free-for-all for criminals. jackie: right. >> unfortunately we're seeing dire results of that. let's review the stats on this particular 25-year-old guy, the murderer. homeless, career criminal. three open cases. record of several escapes from police custody. is that not enough to tell you that this person could be potentially dangerous? >> you would think so, wouldn't you, jackie? they looked at the data when the law first started taking effect, four in 10 people they released on the new bail release program went on to reoffend and get rearrested. those are only ones got rearrested of course. there is likely more crime of course is committed than are felons taken. no, i will say mayor ericked a dams, former nypd officer himself, he has been out in albany twice in the last week to beg lawmakers to do something about it. he was th

is there any evidence that more departments like the one in albany are learning to do one without theif they're getting better at it? >> i think there is evidence. i mean, we can just look at new york. mayor adams and the commissioner are talking about going back to plain clothesed policing but there are directions in how this needs to be done from the technology used, body cameras to tighter supervision. we also see that in baltimore where it is tighter supervision on plain clothes. the worst thing that can happen is any police chief says just go get them, go into those communities and lock them up. we cannot afford that in the u.s. at a time like this and actually we should have never had it in the first place. but people like chief hawkins seeing how it's done, bringing in the community while at the same time deploying against the criminals in the right area at the right times can change the pace of violence. >> chief, the numbers president biden was talking about are staggering, 316 people a day are shot in this country. 106 are killed and then there's what's happening with police

shelby is optimistic in albany, georgia. good morning. >> thank you for all the wonderful programming, the daily learning we get to have. i am very optimistic. i have a property in new jersey from the first caller who is a realtor. my neighbors and i -- i'm in georgia with an elder, with a retired husband and academic, taking care of a 90-year-old since march of 2020 because we have been in a pandemic. this 100 year pandemic, the hearing there was trying to make the factual point. we have several homes. those people who are in that range have optimism because they have capacity and access to society. we have others, young people at the colleges where we teach, people who come to make our lives better, home health workers, this is not private insurance that pays these bills. >> has that wage going up since 2020? >> no, that is what the build back better plan is for. it is for human infrastructure. you talk about roads and bridges and oil consumption, but we are human. we are people with needs. the people who are helping us wi

so much of what he is proposing would effectively support the police already albany is shooting the proposals down. so hopefully that -- the -- the ideas he creating and dwrivg forward will convince him era some but i'm doubtful at the moment i think we're in for for tough times. >> bill bratten thank you for your time. >>> a former chicago police officer convicted of murdering a black teenager is a freeman now. jason van dig released from prison today after serving less than half his nearly 7-year, the ex-cop to shot and killed la kwoun mcdonald that shooting and dash cam video making headlines. it became a rally cry for racial justice activists. police followed mcdonald after report of a black teenager with a knife breaking into cars van dig arrived, shot mcdonald, 16 times he kept firing as mcdonald was dying on the ground. in 2018, a jury found van dig guilty of murder in the second degree and gratified battery he was the first chicago cop convicted of murder in almost 50 years. prosecutors wanted 18 years in prison the judge gave him less than seven. and now van dig has been re

our touches the, the companies of broedell, albany. these companies that listed on housetops. and fundamentally, if your citizen of democracy and your government takes action that you don't agree, you can vote that government town if a company or from the old countries doing something you disagree with . with people. carol lock one dead soldier or dead marine shows up in this country. we start asking yourself, why did they die? why do what were they fighting for? nobody bothers asked about the contractors. all who cares? me? there is nobody going to die and come home in a body bag at denver, or dover, or whatever. ah, every american who serves, joins an unbroken line of euros. i'm on either sacrifice. ah, we didn't get time in alaska. i'm mad food. my doing kind of a coming to them. come in and keep the handle. who did he got in on on me? what the navy gaudy. ah no one protest in the street civil contractors kill ah . ah, country still exercises its foreign policy, the use of force and violence in these 4 regions is using proxies, contractors, 3rd country nationals, and in obs

what would you say to them when their own fellow democrat eric adams pleads and fags in albany last week law and they say no? >> eric adams pleaded to it there is an article the papers yesterday our own mayor on the police commissioner or asking the same thing. it is easy for them to say that bail reform is working. this is not about race for this is about everyday human life that are being taken by people who are repeat offenders. and even at that we've seen that happen parade they are violent offenders there still getting out. it is not until the take someone's life that they start pointing fingers or they start asking how did we get here? we got here because of the laws that you refuse to change. because it is not affecting them. but it is affecting the rest of us. eric: one study shows almost half of 16 -year-olds release because of these laws, half of the 16 -year-olds are rearrested for crimes. does that surprise you? >> no it doesn't. when they get arrested the first time ago in front of a family court judge. they get arrested on a friday night and they get arrested again on monda

across upstate, new york from rochester to albany you know because i was i had to get to albany. and see the governance mansion and see, you know, see the the city. where do we go to the church when he was a deacon and you know all of those things. you know on-site research. on the cheap necessarily i'm not i forgot the question. i was asking. have you ever been in the middle project. what happened was you don't put a book and you'd say? he assess what you were reading. you would be carried back to when you wrote it. deserve i mean i can tell you i can see my i can see the meal i had and the restaurant in rochester when i when i wrote this passage undoing. yeah. yeah, so it was it was that it was that re experiencing? is is what it was he of course, i mean, you know, you've critical faculties and you think yourself, you know, this book is you can either say it's a young man's energy. it's an it's a very energetic book and it's it's an exuberant book you could you can detect the enthusiasm in that book. now some people might find that. a sign of immaturity in a writer and others w

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john burgoyne who was coming down from canada to to get to albany to meet at albany and thereby use the hudson control of the hudson river to split the new england colonies off from the rest of the 13 colonies. that was the that was the plan but unfortunately in 1777 sir william, unfortunately as far as i'm concerned at least sorry, i forgot for a moment. i was speaking to an american audience you might think of it's slightly differently, but nonetheless. what happened was sir? william howe broke off and went east and captured philadelphia. which of course was the enemy capital as far as he was concerned and thereby left burgoyne stranded to the point that he was then. course forced to surrender at saratoga in october 1777 and at which point the the french got into the war in 1778 the french got to remember about the french. they're always there when they need you. and the dutch got involved in 1779. sorry the spanish in 1779 the dutch in 1780 and so suddenly what was a colonial war. and was a very difficult colonial war in and of itself because it was being fought 3,000 miles away and

he went up to capitol hill -- excuse me, he went up to albany to try to convince fellow democrats thatas there. we now have a crime problem that is overrunning the streets of new york between smash and grab sam between throwing people on the track and outright assault. we have to be able to put people in jail and stay there. cops aren't making the arrests, because i know they don't stay pure these criminals are allowed to stay on the streets. he failed. it is not necessarily his fault. these lawmakers have no conscience. they don't live on the streets. they live in cocoons. they did not bend. instead of calling a press conference to say, my party is letting me down and i'm going to need the most powerful democrats to stand up to them alongside me, he came and attacked the press. >> i'm a black man that's the mayor. that my story has been interpreted by people that don't look like me. we've got to be honest about that. how many black editorial boards? how many blacks have determine how these stories are being written? how many asians? how many east indians? everybody talks about my gove