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historically today in many areas of media, african-americans are shut out. asian americans are shut out. it is not exclusive to the latino community by any means. i have tried to work in coalition with the asian-american community and african-american community to take on this issue. i worked with karen bass, who at the time was the head of the national black caucus and -- to request the committee do a hearing on these issues. that was done in november 2020. they have taken on some of these media issues. we worked well together in the past. >> there is a fine line between censorship and government control. the recommendations in this report are a first step towards deciding what is appropriate? rep. castro: no. it is a plea to stop characterizing latinos as criminals, convicts, so forth. we are not telling you -- i am not trying to tell people how many people to hire, which stories to run. but when an entire industry runs what is the equivalent of a negative political ad for decades over time, to me, -- hard news has had the same problem in their framing. they suf

. >> thanks to social media, the family quickly learned they were not the only asian americans to beby these racist rants. san ramon police tell me the suspect seen in the video is the man they arrested monday. linked to this racist and homophobic tirade at an in and out burger in san ramon on christmas eve. >> are you filming yourselves eating? >> they were filming a video for tiktok when they say a man approached them at random, pelting them with insults so vulgar they tried to laugh it off. >> in the moment, take it seriously, but afterwards, it kind of started to hit me that this was serious. >> like what happened in danville the hate speech escalates. >> japanese or korean? >> i'm korean. >> [indiscernibl >> after our story christmas night, san ramon police say they were inundated with tips from the public. that helped lead to the arrest of a denver man with ties to the bay area. both sets of victims realize the power of speaking out. >> making it seem like not a big deal, i think a lot of asian people in general do that. i want to bring more awareness to this and i want other p

look, i can't speak for all the american media, or all journalists on television, but i can say this, in an asianone of our two major parties is becoming obsessed with demonizing the news industry as fake, as enemies of the people. my team comes together every morning with a simple goal of trying to make sense of what is happening in america, in the world. and explain it to all of you in an honest way. a factual way. away which gives a voice to those who don't have a voice. away which challenges people in power, even if those people don't like the questions we pose. a way that thankfully makes us stand out from the crowd, i hope. so, i am blessed to be surrounded by smart, creative, funny and very hardworking, and genuine people. people who care strongly about the country live in and what's happening to it. so, look, i know a lot of you out there appreciate what we do, your kind enough to tell me in person when you see me on the street as i stuff my mouth with ice cream. or you tell me online in the comments as you share one of our viral clips. so, today, as we all get ready to bring 2022 to clos

dion: thanks to social media the family quickly learned they were not the only asian americans in they these racist grants. police tell me the suspect seen in the video is the man they arrested monday, linked to this tirade at a and in and out burger christmas eve. >> filming yourself eating? >> yeah>>? dion: they were filming a fddi oh-fer tiktok when they say man approached them, pelting them with insults so vulgar they try to laugh it off. >> in the moment, did not take it seriously. but afterwards, it kind of started to hit me that this was serious. dion: like what happened in danville, the hate speech escalates. >> i am korean. >> [indiscernible] with the japanese boyfriend. filipino [censored] dion: after our story aired, san ramon police were inundated with tips from the public. that led to the arrest of a denver man with ties to the bay area. both sets of victims realize the power of speaking out. >> making it seem like not a big deal, i think a lot of asian people in general do that. i want to bring more awareness to this and i want other people to realize how bad it is. >> i

media. meanwhile senator warnock held three public events. one of them was for the asian american community. and i think that is interesting because that really illustrates that here in georgia you cannot ignore any demographic, any part of the state. you have to be successful in cities, suburbs, small towns as well. and with black voters, asian american voters, latino voters and an all out effort to get out the vote in all these communities because the margins are so thin in this battleground state. take a listen to what he said at that aapi event last night. >> we've seen record voter turnout during that period, but don't spike the football. don't dance before you get in the end zone. we've got to take this thing all the way home. if you know somebody who hasn't voted, tell them to vote. >> now, herschel walker will return to the campaign trail today in a public event in loganville central to walker's argument for election has been that senator warnock is too closely aligned with president biden and biden's economic agenda. meanwhile senator warnock will continue campaigning tod

massively indebted in the social media oligarchy, which was weaponized against the american people and directly interfering with the election process, so the weaponize asian of the january 6 committee could not be more blatant. you have almost no republicans. you have republicans that are now shopping for gigs on msnbc and cnn. all i have to say is thank god for elon musk, who stood up here and he has put his life on the line and career on the line and is standing up for the constitution and bill of rights. he is literally the only leading corporate actor to stand up for the united states. he deserves the highest award of this nation. host: let's go to jerry and detroit. has the work of the january 6 committee been effective? caller: before i begin my answer, what patrick just told you are a load of lies concerning january 6, and he knows it. absolutely they have been more than effective. i would like to address, if i may, if you allow me, some of the wild conspiracy theories surrounding january 6. the lie that the capitol police let the rioters in, that trump -- that nancy pelosi turned it down and the lie that those were not from supporters. they were m

massively indebted in the social media oligarchy, which was weaponized against the american people and directly interfering with the election process, so the weaponize asian of the january 6 committee could not be more blatant. you have almost no republicans. you have republicans that are now shopping for gigs on msnbc and cnn. all i have to say is thank god for elon musk, who stood up here and he has put his life on the line and career on the line and is standing up for the constitution and bill of rights. he is literally the only leading corporate actor to stand up for the united states. he deserves the highest award of this nation. host: let's go to jerry and detroit. has the work of the january 6 committee been effective? caller: before i begin my answer, what patrick just told you are a load of lies concerning january 6, and he knows it. absolutely they have been more than effective. i would like to address, if i may, if you allow me, some of the wild conspiracy theories surrounding january 6. the lie that the capitol police let the rioters in, that trump -- that nancy pelosi turned it down and the lie that those were not from supporters. they were m