accreditors, we are going to choke off the money to schools that aid the marxist assault on our american heritage and un-western civilization itself. the days -- and on western civilization itself. the days of subsidizing marxist colleges are over. this is what i would say very largely conservative group. i call it common sense group because i think a lot of conservatism is common sense.

to the commissioner for the preservation of american heritage abroad in july 2022. so now the question becomes, did natalie invest in 100 biden's are before or after her promotion? and did the president break one of his own campaign, promises well take off that do what he said back in 2019. but i will do the same thing we did in our ministry between personal and private. and there was no speaking of scandal, the republican love house of representatives is still investigating hunter biden. and the prosecutor who scored the president's son not likely deal, is expected to testify before congress and the coming months. but instead of focusing on that scandal, the means your media seems more interested in going after the character of the 2 iris whistleblowers who smoke out about 100 biden's cakes. then there's their treatment, a gigabyte ins rival for the democratic nomination. robert f. kennedy junior. the media has been quick to criticize him with kennedy himself, noting that the allegations against the biden's are troubling. yet he seems to be the one who was targeted

the legacy of colonialism from 1830 to 1930 so about 100 years enormous amount of native american cultural heritagelected through various means and concentrated in private. native american objects or not only created in one period of time and space practice. native americans continue to create new objects incorporating ideas, reactions to the experiences they had. from the late 19th century was made by a group probably in north dakota and united states and we see when we talk about native american objects we are talking about tradition constantly renewed in changing, not frozen in time but frozen in time is the impression you get in traditional museums and native american objects. i'll show you the northwest coast hall of natural history in new york and we have talked about in the past few not the colonizing the museum so the early 20th century the heritage of native communities was presented very much displays like this where different objects we are seeing amazing to u, masks and objects of everyday use. these are united and put together in one. in original communities, these would not be seen to

to the commission for the preservation of american heritage abroad in july 2022. so now the question becomes, did natalie invest in 100 biden's art before or after her promotion? and did the president break one of his own campaign, promises well tickle us that do what he said back in 2019. but i will do the same thing we did in ard ministration between personal and private speaking of scandals, the republican lead house of representatives is still investigating hunter biden. and the prosecutor who scored the president's son not likely deal, is expected to testify before congress and the coming months. but instead of focusing on that scandal, the means you're media seems more interested in going after the character of the 2 iris whistle blowers who smoke out about 100 biden's case. then there's their treatment of jo biden's rival for the democratic nomination. robert f. kennedy junior. the media has been quick to criticize him with kennedy himself, noting that the allegations against the biden's are troubling. yet he seems to be the one who was targeted by the proc

so about 100 years an enormous amount of native american cultural heritage was collected through various means and concentrated and public collections and private native american objects were not only created in one. of time and frozen in space, frozen in time throughout this period n native americans contie to create new kind of objects, incorporating ideas, influence, motives, reactions to the kinds of experiences that they had. this defendant late 19th century today in the museum of art was made by a group probably in north dakota in the night it states probably when this was forced to move on a reservation. i want to make the point we are talk about native americanbo objects we are talking about a continued tradition that is constantly renewed, constantly changes not frozen in time. but of course the impression of chosen in time is the impression that you get the kinds of traditional museums if display of native american objects for example i am showing you the northwest coast hall of the american museum of natural history in your instition we have talked about in thee past when we t

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. >> coming up next, native american heritage night in oakland as the red sox are in town to take on the a's. hav >> elon musk says ad revenue on twitter is down 50% of the company's caring what he called a heavy debt load. the financial status contrast with april's accounting by mosque when he said twitter was roughly breaking even under his new ownership. the report also says only 43% of twitter's top 1000 advertisers. we're still using twitter to advertise as of april. california supreme court has ruled in favor of uber drivers after the company tried to stop one of its employees from suing them. uber claims driver eric 8 off gave away his right to bring this piece to court after signing a contract requiring him to take disagreements to arbitration. but the court ruled in favor of a who was representing other drivers in a class action lawsuit against the rideshare service. the decision unanimously determined employees could not sign away their rights to represent other workers in california. artificial intelligence is helping buses write tickets are cars that are parked in areas.

creditors, we are going to choke off the money to schools that aid the marxist assault on our american heritage and on western civilization itself. the days of subsidizing communist indoctrination and more colleges will soon be over. >> i want to parse this a little bit, there can be a valid discussion about whether you think universities have a liberal or conservative slant, where it should be. but let's parse a little of the language he used. he talked with the communist left, he talked about anti-american radicals, marxist assault on american heritage, and western civilization, and communist indoctrination. what is he doing here? what's the historical precedents to this? >> this is the right-wing playbook that i track in my book, strong men. playbook thathere is not an acte communist presence in your country, you invent when. an anti-fascist in the 1930s call this the scarlet phantom. you have to invent the communist menace. i remind people that turning point usa, which was the host for this horrible speech, already runs professor watchlists, it's a sight, i am on it as somebody who is suppo

philippine generations and about how memory came for us less celebrate may is asian american & pacific islander heritage month and writing our own history for the future. >> may is asian american & pacific islander heritage the san francisco music hall of fame is a living breathing world that's all encompassing about music. [music playing] it tries to do everything to create a music theme. music themes don't really exist anymore. it is $7, the tour is two floors, (inaudible) so, each one of these frames that you see here, you can-you are and look into the story of that act, band, entertainment and their contributions to music. affordability is what we are all about. creative support. we are dedicated to the working musician. we are also dedicated to breaking some big big acts. we like to make the stories around here. ultimately legends. tuesday, june 20th, 2023. hybrid in-person and virtual meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission. my name is dori camino and i am the commission's vice president. we will start with announcements. we would like to start the meeting with a land acknowledgment.

1st art show, now tally was appointed by joe by then to the commission for the preservation of american heritage abroad in july 2022. so now the question becomes, did natalie invest in 100 biden's art before or after her promotion? and did the president break one of his own campaign promises well, take off that, do what he said back in 2019, but i will do the same thing. we did in ard ministration between personal and private speaking of scandals, the republican lead house of representatives is still investigating hunter biden. and the prosecutor who scored the president's son not likely deal is expected to testify before congress and the coming months. but instead of focusing on that scandal, the means you're media seems more interested in going after the character of the 2 iris whistleblowers who smoke out about 100 biden's case. then there's their treatment of jo biden's rival for the democratic nomination. robert f. kennedy junior. the media has been quick to criticize him with kennedy himself, noting that the allegations against the biden's are troubling. yet he seems to be the one who was

1st art show, now tally was appointed by joe by then to the commission for the preservation of american heritage abroad in july 2022. so now the question becomes, did natalie invest in 100 biden's are before or after her promotion? and did the president break one of his own campaign promises well, take off that, do what he said back in 2019, but i will do the same thing. we did in our administrative between personal and private speaking of scandals, the republican led house of representatives is still investigating hunter biden. and the prosecutor who scored the president's son not likely deal is expected to testify before congress in the coming months. but instead of focusing on that scandal, the mainstream media seems more interested in going after the character of the 2 iris whistle blowers who smoke out about 100 biden's case. then there's their treatment of jo biden's rival for the democratic nomination. robert f. kennedy junior. the media has been quick to criticize him with kennedy himself, noting that the allegations against the biden's are troubling. yet he seems to be the one who was t

to the commission for the preservation of american heritage abroad in july 2022. so now the question becomes, did natalie invest in 100 biden's art before or after her promotion? and did the president break one of his own campaign, promises well tickle us to do what he said back in 2019. but i will do the same thing we did in our administration between personal and private and the human scale. speaking of scandals, the republican led house of representatives is still investigating hunter biden, and the prosecutor who scored the president's son not likely deal is expected to testify before congress and the coming months. but instead of focusing on that scandal, the mainstream media seems more interested in going after the character of the 2 iris whistle blowers who smoke out about 100 biden's case. then there's their treatment of jo biden's rival for the democratic nomination. robert f. kennedy junior. the media has been quick to criticize him with kennedy himself, noting that the allegations against the biden's are troubling. yet he seems to be the one who's targe

to the commission for the preservation of american heritage abroad in july 2022. so now the question becomes, did natalie invest in 100 biden's are before or after her promotion? and did the president break one of his own campaign, promises well, take off that, do what he said back in 2019. but i will do the same thing we did in our administration. between personal and private speaking of scandals, the republican led house of representatives is still investigating hunter biden. and the prosecutor who scored the president's son not likely deal is expected to testify before congress in the coming months. but instead of focusing on that scandal, the mainstream media seems more interested in going after the character of the 2 iris whistle blowers who spoke out about 100 biden's case. then there's their treatment of jo biden's arrival for the democratic nomination. robert f. kennedy junior. the media has been quick to criticize him with kennedy himself, noting that the allegations against the biden's are troubling. yet he seems to be the one who was targeted by the pro

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philippine generations and about how memory came for us less celebrate may is asian american & pacific islander heritage month and writing our own history for the future. >> may is asian american & pacific islander heritage >> one more statement. we are the one. that is our first single that we made. that is our opinion. >> i can't argue with you. >> you are responsible please do not know his exact. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> i had a break when i was on a major label for my musical career. i took a seven year break. and then i came back. i worked in the library for a long time. when i started working the san francisco history centre, i noticed they had the hippie collection. i thought, if they have a hippie collection, they really need to have a punk collection as well. so i talked to the city archivist who is my boss. she was very interested. one of the things that i wanted to get to the library was the avengers collection. this is definitely a valuable poster. because it is petty bone. it has that weird look because it was framed. it had something acid on it and something not acid framing it. we had to brin

the truth is, it remains of the democrats progressive policies are not acceptable to americans. heritage abstained -- approximately 30,000 cell phones that were tracked to ngos along border safety. they tracked approximately 22,000 devices at 20 ngo locations in january, 2022. the same devices were later traced to 431 separate u.s. congressional districts and of the 52, the highest rate was -- 71 of them where republican congressional districts. the report revealed that -- the flaw of illegal immigrants means a continued rise and supply, surplus labours. that surplus dries down the wages of existing middle class and lower class jobholders until they leave the job forces and then they are forced to go on welfare with the hopes that they will become loyal supporters of the democrats. that's what this is all about. if this is not about votes, if this is not about votes, one party rule keeping the democrats in power, i make the suggestion if, you put the american people first, you should refer back to trump's border policies, but you will not because you hate him. you despise the man. so, gi

six years, certainly most of those happened during october and november right during native american heritage month. well, not anymore since i had a baby, but before a baby, i would probably do like 20 to 30 keynotes just in november. so yeah, you know, i've i've also films i just premiered my first short documentary. three and yeah so i've got a of all different kinds of forms of storytelling wow, really incredible. so, you know, for all of our listeners there, make sure of course, you get this book but also check the other amazing work that matika wilbur is doing across so many different mediums. that's that's really incredible hear. now you brought up your your daughter right your child and i noticed the book you dedicate to her and you talk in that segment briefly about indigenous futurity and so can you tell us a little bit about what you mean when you're talking about futures and you think that is going to look like you know, just a small question. well, she's talking about what is this this on the first part of the page, the that's my baby be. i'm showing them the picture as much. and

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philippine generations and about how memory came for us less celebrate may is asian american & pacific islander heritageth and writing our own history for the future. >> may is asian american & pacific islander heritage . >> welcome to the tuesday july 18, 2023 hybrid in person and virtual megging of the san francisco entertainment commission. my name is ben and the commission president. >> we would like to start the meeting with the title. we the entertainment commission acknowledge that we are the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone and we're the original

we are going to choke off the money to school that aid the marxist assault on our american heritage andsubsidizing communist indoctrination in our colleges will soon be over. the markist diversity, equity and inclusion bure -- bureaucracies that are sticking you with crushing debt. [applause] elizabeth: you got ten seconds. your take. >> i mean, much of what he's saying there is correct. it is the first time in a long time that people have been fighting back and saying you're not going to brain warren our children -- brainwash our children our money. elizabeth: got it. thanks for coming on. barry bill ard says hollywood faces, quote, absolute collapse amid strikes but the real reason more and more viewers don't like what hollywood is selling. also trump would get rid of weak on crime prosecutors, the media in an uproar over that, coming up on "the evening edit. ". ♪ ♪ detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to

. >> reporter: the columbus dispatch newspaper from the area quotes an area african american heritage saying that, trying, quote, to interject racial discord over this incident will not come from local citizens. jose, we have reached out to rose. he has out of jail according to records. he and his attorney are declining to comment, and officer speakman, we have reached out to him as well but have not heard back. jose. >> jesse kirsch, in circleville, ohio, thank you very much. >>> up next, we'll turn to new polling in two key primary states. former president trump at the top of the republican pack, but there could be some changes to who's coming in second. >>> plus, the iconic bird is gone, a look at twitter's new logo. there you see it, the big x. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. d. visuals that inspire pride district-wide. ♪♪ fastsigns. make your statement. why do dermatologists choose dove? the dove beauty bar, is gentle. it not only cleans, it hydrates my skin. as a dermatologist, i want what's best for our skin. with 1/4 moisturizing cream, dove is the #1 bar

president biden assigned her to the commission for the american heritage board.mittee by president biden. >> yes. from what i read in the story. this is something who is a very sophisticated collector, she's looking at how to value pieces, again, hunter biden, this is not somebody whose name goes along with picasso and van gogh, at least not yet. so it really, really looks bad and, again, i go back to the simplest answer is always the right answer, maria. >> this is silly from her perspective. maria: initially they wouldn't even tell us who was buying the art. we don't know if it was a chinese businessman connected to the ccp or ukrainian business people. these are the people they've been taking money from for all of these years according to house republicans. >> it's a silly move on their part. you can pull the thread on this. there's such an ability to find out. when were the calls made, when was the purchase done, how many other pieces were bought at the same time. who has been in touch with this individual, what kind of conversations did they have. this is go

he talked about families, he talked about leftist universities and marxist assaults on american heritage, and western civilization itself which tends to have shades of nationalism. you spoke about social media and trans bills and anti vax conspiracy. what do you now do? who's less to convince him when you have to do to convince him that this is danger? >> well, the good news is, he's actually expanded the number of soft republicans who are addressable. who joe biden could persuade. that number has gotten larger while the core of the republican party has gotten much crazier and much more intense. so he could still win with that crazy core. but there are more republicans and conservative independents who could be moved away from trump now than there were in 2020. that is the good news. the bad news is that democrats need to rally around joe biden right now, you need to have zero daylight between any democratic official, elected person, donor, they need to be 100% behind joe biden and stop complaining. stop pretending you will get somebody different or better or more fun or younger. joe bid

. >> next, native american heritage night in oakland tonight, the red sox are in town to face the a's. we'll have highlights there and the giants game guy got rolled up on by a tarp. sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get 1.2 gigabit internet with unlimited internet data for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. the next-generation 10g network. only from xfinity. starting a new chapter can be the most thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress... is a matter of character. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. coming off, sweep against the pirates in pittsburgh, the giants. they opened up in cincinnati today against the rays. now the reds are just 2 and a half games behind the giants in the wild card race with plenty

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we will have real standards including defending american heritage and western civilization, protectingoving all the wasteful marxist democrats destroying our citizens and their minds. i will not give any penny to one institution who has a mass -- you amassed mandate. as most of you know, i have opposed mandates from day one. unlike some other people. i will also continue my long record of standing up to big pharma by creating a special presidential commission to investigate what is causing the decade-long increases in child diseases, autoimmune disorder. autism, obesity, infertility, we will get to the bottom of it and find out. something is happening out there and it is not good. just as i did for four years, i will fully uphold the second amendment, the second moment i fought for so long. very strong. i will defend innocent life and protect our constitution and once again point rocksolid conservative judges in the mold of justices. antonin scalia and the very great clarence thomas, there after him. he will handle it. i am also proud to say that as president i was able to win the bids

american heritage, the los angeles times and numerous other print and online publications. e's also appeared on pbs's his american experience as well on the history channel and see the travel channel and on npr, gardner holds an emmy in american studies from the university of wyoming and lives with his family. the foot of pikes peak now. to add to that list of accomplished means, we have his most current book, which is the source of this talk and is the earth is all that lasts at the end of march. select your and i'll remind you about him again he does copies here that are for sale. and at the end of the lecture you're more than welcome to purchase one and to get it signed by mark. so without further ado, here is our speaker mark gardner of where i'm from would say this is even more this is an even better accomplished true magazine has chosen mark as the nonfiction author of the year excuse me and the nonfiction fiction of the year mark thank you. how do i power on the clicker. it's actually can set it down there for me. thank you. thank you, sue, thanks for being here. i wa

been invited to the united states to undergo special training based on the american experience of protecting cultural heritageng wars. similar units exist in nato countries and in the armies of many developed countries. of states created this electronic map and now we are not trying to teach the armed forces of ukraine how to use it, in particular by determining on combat e-e to combat documents the presence e-e objects of cultural heritage of cultural value and the possibility of making appropriate decisions when planning the operation is already the decision of general valery zaluzhnyi on the creation of a special full-time unit for the protection of cultural heritage, this will be a pilot project for the entire armed forces based on the theory , vitaly titych explains, he will have the authority to act in the area of ​​operation of all troops in accordance with , let's say, the defined tasks if we are talking about the issue of the protection of a specific protection e-e which has, among other things, a physical starting with the evacuation of some physical measures regarding there preservation in place ye

accreditors, we are going to choke off the money to schools that aid the marxist assault on our american heritage un-western civilization itself. the days -- and on western civilization itself. the days of subsidizing marxist colleges are over. this is what i would say very largely conservative group. i call it common sense group because i think a lot of conservatism is common sense. when i ask for a definition, starts with common sense. i tell them very often, you will be shocked to see colleges, even the ones you hear are most liberal, we have tremendous numbers of people out there. i think even more, they don't speak up as much, but they are starting to speak up. when you see bud light and you see all of the things that have happened -- you take a look at that, they are down 37%. nobody has ever seen that. they radical left has always used that. they use their buying power. they name a company and go after a company and we have never done that. that just happened by osmosis, actually, but it is also happening -- i heard target mentioned today and various others. we have tremendous power to mak

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we were mortified by that behavior >> reporter: the columbus dispatch quotes an area african american heritageo, quote, interject racial discord over this incident will not come from local citizens we reached out to rose he and his attorney are declining to comment, with records showing that he has been released from jail we have also reached out to officer spieth for comment, but we have not heard back >> jesse, thank you. >>> all right. let's go to golf now american brian harman winning the first major of his career yesterday at the open championship in england. take a look. >> of course it is >> he did. and it wasn't even close harman finishing 13 under for the tournament that was six shots better than the group of second place finishers. the 36-year-old saying he has always believed he could do this he said it took longer to accomplish than he would have liked, but what a sweet, sweet moment for him congrats. >>> all right. 7:18 mr. roker has a check of the weather. >> never give up on the dream. that's fantastic as you can see for today, showers and thunderstorms into the northeast. still

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joining me now is brent legs, executive director of the african american cultural heritage action fund vice president of the national trust for historic preservation, and lonny bunch iii, secretary of the smithsonian institution and founding director of the national museum of african american history and culture. mr. bunch was instrumental in the decision to display emmett till's original casket at the museum. thank you both for being here. i want to start by playing a little bit of reverend wheeler parker, and you were there as he spoke today along with the president and vice president. and he was emmett's best friend and younger cousin and the last surviving witness to the abduction. let's play what he said. >> it has been quite a journey for me from the darkness to the light. when i sat with my family on the night of terror, when emmett till was taken from us, taken to be tortured, brutally murdered, back then in the darkness, i could never imagine a moment like this. >> what was it like to be in the room and what do you think this monument means to the country? >> a beautiful momen