what i will say is that we firmly reject the bds movement, which unfairly singles out israel.he biden harris administration will always respect the first amendment rights of the american people. the u.s. will be a strong partner in fighting efforts around the world that potentially seek to delegitimize israel and will work tirelessly to support israel's further integration into the international community. amy: if you could respond and also talk about the letter that your group j street and new israel fund and others have written to 35 u.s. governors. logan: i will take those -- - ty are sort of related. it is notable the israeli government has been writing to governors rather than the federal government. there has been an effort going on for years to pass and push these insidious, constitutionally dubious anti-bds laws at the state level. there have been efforts at the federal level that groups like j street have advocated to block. we said this legislation does not represent the majority of the american jewish community who thinks first amendment rights are important and any

well, that group, the bds - not be silent. well, that group, the bds has - not be silent.s has been speaking as well. a spokes person for boycott sanctions and divestment against israel is that the move was an important step forward. we welcome the announcement to not renew the agreement with the occupation and prevent selling these products in the occupied palestinian territories. this announcement is important and came after years of pressure on the company to end its involvement in the violation of international law and our palestinian rights. well, just a matter of days now until the delayed 2020 olympics begins in tokyo. the olympic village has been hit by a further coronavirus case. that makes four. we have two south african footballers, a czech beach volleyball player and an american gymnast to have all tested positive for covid—19. athletes are not the only cases connected to the games. others involved, embers of the media, contractors, and other personnel. none of those are in the olympic village itself. this is all a concern for the japanese public, especially in

this is mahmoud nawajaa, coordinator of the palestinian bds national committee. >> this announcementso important and came after years of pressure on the company to end its involvement. amy: israel's new foreign minister yair lapid blasted ben & jerry's decision, claiming it was a "disgraceful capitulation to anti-semitism." ben & jerry's ice cream was founded in vermont by ben cohen and jerry greenfield, both of whom are jewish. a moroccan court has sentenced independent journalist omar radi to six years in prison. he was arrested last year on what press freedom advocates call retaliatory charges. for years, radi has been targeted by moroccan authorities for his reporting on corruption and human rights. last year, amnesty international revealed moroccan authorities had hacked his phone using pegasus spyware from the israeli company nso group. we will have more on pegasus and omar radi later in the show. we will speak to the secretary general of amnesty international after headlines. a florida man who took part in the january 6 insurrection has been sentenced to eight months in federa

state to block the sale of ben & jerry's, claiming the company's new policy violates oklahoma's anti-bdslaw. ben & jerry's has said continuing to sell ice cream in the settlements would be "inconsistent with our values." buzzfeed has revealed confidential government informants played a critical role in the foiled plot to kidnap and take hostage michigan's democratic governor gretchen whitmer last year. authorities have arrested 14 men in what prosecutors described as a deep disturbing ot. the gornment's caseelied on thwork of least 1 confidtial infmants, cluding ny und the diction ofhe fbi. buzzfeedeports t informas had "hand inearly evy aspect othe alleged ot, arti with s inceptn. e extentf their volvemt raisesuestionss to wheer therwould ha even be a consracy witut them. all of t 14 men o have bn arrestedave plded no guilty. the ate of tas has bun iling migrantsho cro the u.s.order by charging them with state crimes such as trespassing as part of a new anti-immigrant push by republican governor greg abbott. on wednesday, texas authorities announced three immigrants have been jailed so

jewish groups including j street, the new israel fund and americans for peace now, all of whom oppose bdshave defended ben & jerry's decision and rejected accusations that the company's decision was anti-semitic. meanwhile the founders of ben & jerry's, who no longer have operational control of the company, have defended the company's decision. writing in the new york times, ben cohen and jerry greenfield describe themselves as proud jews and supporters of the state of israel. they write quote, "we believe this act can and should be seen as advancing the concepts of justice and human rights, core tenets of judaism." french president emmanuel macron has acknowledged france owes a "debt" to french polynesia, where the french carried out nearly 200 nuclear tests between 1966 and 1996, but macron stopped short of apologizing during a visit to the south pacific territory. a recent investigation by the french investigative website disclose estimated 100,000 french polynesian residents may have been exposed to radiation from the tests. high-ranking diplomats from the united states and russia, th

. >> there are new evacuation orders in alpine county this evening,hearkefireha alady bd about square miles since it started on july 4th and it's now fueling concerns about possible mudslides as showers move through the area. we learned today, pg&e equipment may have been involved in starting the dixie fire near paradise. the utility told state regulators a technician responding to an outage the day before the fire erupted spotted a blown fuse on a power pole. a small fire at the base of a tree leaning on that pole. new rules require utilities to file a report within 10 days. >> the worst thing that would have happened is if the cal fire investigation came before pg&e reported to the commission. >> the 30,000 acre fire is 15% contained at this hour. we posted a link to the full pg&e report on kpix.com if you'd like to read it. >>> napa and santa crews are the latest bay area counties to recommend a return to indoor masks. they joined seven others that issued a similar recommendation on friday as cases climb. california confirmed more than 14,000 new cases over the weekend, and the tes

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but we have to talk about bd because the hits keep on coming.ompany fell another 7% after the company said it removed another the five apps from online stores to comply with the chinese order and warned of adverse impacts from that removal. finally, let's check in on the meme stocks. they did not do so hot today. gamestop and amc down 8% as movie stocks probably slid but, meanwhile, s go to is your new kid on the block. it grew over 100% today. used to be a knee stock but no longer. reddit stock was lit up today, and meme mania is alive and well. emily: investors have a new kid in town. when china yanked the financials , it seemed focused on monopolistic practices as a bid to protect consumer rights and maintain stability. at the recent crackdown on didi seems to focus on sensitive data and national security. here to break it down, we have a new american cybersecurity fellow. this is the latest in a series of moonves -- moves by xi jinping's government. at this seems targeted toward a company that lifted publicly in the united states. what is yo

the bds movement now going to ice cream.el so we are going to create our own product. >> no, i'm super excited to see this. i think it's really important to realize that israelis and zionists worldwide will no longer take these actions lying down. we are not going to sit back, sit idly by let people treat israel like this but crazy decisions. point out how absolutely ridiculous this is whoever wrote a pr statement thought it sounded goodment in moment in all reality let's be honest this is not going to punish the israeli government. it's going to punish innocent israeli and palestinian people who enjoy a little cherry garcia on the weekend they don't deserve that. pete: jew day and a some mayor s finest. not going to sell in jerusalem. this is an attempt to politicize where products are sold to try to delegitimize the state of israel. but, this isn't anything new, right? this is social media pressure from leftists, companies that the bow toward it and ultimately doesn't really affect the lives of those in israel. until the j

but we have to talk about bd because the hits keep on coming.ompany fell another 7% after the company said it removed another the five apps from online stores to comply with the chinese order and warned of adverse impacts from that removal. that brings total losses to the company to about 20% since the ipo at the end of june. finally, let's check in on the meme stocks. the originals did not do too hot today. gamestop fell a little today, amc even more, down almost 8% as movie stocks probably slid but, meanwhile, s go to is your new kid on the block. it soared over 100% today. this company used to be a tiny stock but no longer. reddit stock was lit up with engines today, so meme mania is alive and well. emily: retail investors have a new kid in town. meantime, when china yanked ant financial's ipo last fall, it seems largely focused on monopolistic practices, which were positioned as a bid to protect consumer rights and maintain stability. with the recent crackdown on dd, this seems to focus on sensitive data and national security. here to break

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. >> not allstate states are on bd one saying it's not enough money and they think the republicans havecan do bet erb better in court. >>> republicans have stopped a debate on an infrastructure pack the nsenate majority leader say it's time to get the ball rolling. what happens next? >> reporter: well, shep, they keep talking even though the vote did fail along party lines. every republican opposed it. the vibe on the hill was still pretty positive. you could even see mark warner and republican susan collins chatting and laughing on the senate floor while the vote was taking place they're two of the senators who have been deeply involved. moments after it failed the bipartisan group released a statement saying they've made significant progress in their discussions and they're optimistic they can advance this historic bipartisan proposal to strengthen america's infrastructure and create good-paying jobs in the coming days that could be as soon as monday, but they just weren't ready today. >> there's no outcome yet. no bipartisan agreement. no text. nothing for the congressional budget of

they especially because multi bd has a lot of money to fight these charges. this goes to trial and so, you know, it's clear they believe they had to work on this case before they could bring it to the court in brooklyn. >> let me ask you about the fact we've had so many trump associates in the legal system over the last several years. in terms of ranking, where does tom barrack fit in that? ahead of the inaugural committee, that's not the coffee boy. >> that's not the coffee boy. he is a person who was deeply, you know, inside trump's circle. he's known him for 40 years. he was key in helping pick some of the people around trump and ended up going to prison, and, you know, he talked to trump, as you know, he was in regular contact with trump in the early part of his presidency and this is the reason why he was being exploited essentially according to prosecutors by the amaratis as a way to get to trump and people in the association. he ranks pretty high. >> how long have they been looking at barrack? it seems like he's been on the radar screen. >> he's been o

>> reporter: we're learning the investigators appoint bd i the new york attorney general's office willin albany. they're going to talk about the sexual harassment allegations that first came out. if you remember in february. and what really sparked this probe. and the first one, of course, coming out from lindsey boylen, a former cuomo staffer who wrote in a medium post about inappropriately kissed by the governor, and then soon after that we heard about another allegation coming from another former staffer, charlotte bennett, who was just in her mid 20s at the time, saying she felt very uncomfortable with questions that the governor was asking her during a meeting in his executive office. so since then, since the probe started, of course, we learned about a number of allegations of misconduct, or inappropriateness from the governor from several women. all of this will be addressed in this interview with the governor. it's important to note, ana, that the investigators have talked to these women already. we've reported that. sometimes they've talked to them multiple times. we've also s

his concern is that those in power don't want him to bd 110th mayor of new york. concern for people like me is the longer it takes them to count the ballots, the confidence in the system, some voters think there could be discrepancies or some inconsistencies, but we are trying to explain to new york city voters, we are a city of almost 9 million people. it's about 25% of the voting population. it is more important to get it right. yamiche: how do you see this issue in new york city connecting with the larger conversation we are having when it comes to the false claims of voter fraud? >> sometimes, there is incompetence, and sometimes, there is fraud. we are looking at incompetence and a restructuring. those are conversations that need to extend beyond election day. the two have been conflated, and we will have to have some real conversations, depending on who is victorious. it depends on whether their opponents raise claim of fraud or inconsistencies. yamiche: incompetence, not fraud . we will keep that in mind. christina greer of fordham university. judy: the dec

>> once it is in the virtual currency formatformat, it can bd around the world hundreds of times in a matter of minutes, and so where we can have a chance is uploading or downloading the cryptocurrency. and that is where we can have the success in the traditional money laundering investigations. this has pushed a loft the elicit activity to unregulated peer-to-peer atmosphere, and that is where we primarily target the cartel in the work. >> thank you very much for that. for mr. sheridan, how does the secret service's approach differ from the other colleagues? what makes the secret service's investigations unique? >> we all bring our capabilities that are unique to the fight. we are unique in that we are smaller and more agile for case coordination within our own agency. that small size also requires us to rely on the partnerships. partnerships are the lifeblood of the secret service, and we develop partnerships with the government and international partners, and we have a unique methodology in that we have been doing this for 150 years. we have over the past several decades created a

from the foreign minister saying that the decision represents shameful surrender to anti-semitism to bdshat is wrong with anti-jewish discourse. we will not be silent. and also calling the move morally wrong saying that he has been on the phone with the ceo of unilever which owns ben and jerry's to rebuke this decision. >> do we know how long this will last and how popular ben and jerry's is in israel? >> i can tell you as somebody who shops in jerusalem and the area, that you see it sold at nearly every corner store, many grocery stores. it is quite popular. it has been here -- licensed in israel since 1987. now, we don't have many details on exactly how this new arrangement will work. and also whether the ice cream will then be made available in the west bank in the palestinian territories through another licensee there. all of those details have not necessarily been given out. all we know is that the contract with the israeli licensee will end at the end of 2022. >> thanks very much. >>> and this news just in, tokyo has reported nearly 1400 new covid cases three days out from the open

we had old bd use with round -- everyone's shirt was turning orange because when you burn the muscle it puts -- it almost bleeds out your shirts. two months later when i came out of the swamps of florida. you go to fort benning, then the mountains. then down to egeland to do the swamps. four days before you graduate, they pull you out and they brief you and it is the first time i had stepped on a scale the entire time and i weighed 115. i started at 155. in just over two months i lost 40 pounds. for being somebody who was lean, that was quite a bit. leading up to graduation, you're allowed to start putting food in your system and i can remember eating pints of haagen-dazs ice cream, full pizzas, you would just eat and eat. when you could you would try to get rest too. at graduation, i had put on in four days had gotten myself back up to 135 but it was all got. your eyes are still some kin, your cheeks are still sunken, you're just frail and weak looking but you have a pot. -- potbelly. that's just because you stuffed yourself after starving yourself. the majority of people that go in

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rachel: i think there is normalization through the bds movement aoc and others promote and normalizingclaims against him. what is the latest on that? >> yesterday governor cuomo sat down with the attorney general's office to answer questions. the attorney general is one of many offices, different levels of government investigating this governor for many different things ranging from the deadly nursing home order and coverup to the book deal, to the preferential covid testing for the family. here you have a lot of serious allegations by former staffers and other women and now this is a key part of the investigation where you're whiching in the governor of the state of new york to answer questions. now at the end of this interview yesterday do you end up wrapping the investigation? there is no accountability, no answers? or does this lead to even more action? we'll see. but the attorney general herself has to run for office next year and with all these investigations going on and with what we already know publicly, especially with the nursing home order and coverup, if the attorney gener

i argue that republican state legislatures, it's time to start bds-ing colleges and universities.for us to rise up nonviolently. not mostly peaceful, absolutely peaceful. and i'm hoping that people will read this book, you'll understand what's going on in this country, who's behind it, ignore the media. they're going to lie like joy reid about, well, you know, critical race theory is not marxism. she doesn't know a damn thing. it's exactly marxism because they've bragged about it and on and on. rachel: go ahead, i know, i know. pete: we look forward to reading the book in its entirety and the argument that you're making. you talk about pushing back and fighting back american marxism and this thing that's become so big it feels so quickly, but we know it's been a long-term project. what's the single strand of where we should start fighting back first? if you were to say, hey, i'm a viewer right now -- and first is reading the book and understanding the plan of what they're doing. but where do you start as an individual citizen and say i'm going to take the counterrevolution to the