one of my bosses as ben johnson's had been a cop, and he -- i said, i have this weird idea that i should do this. he said, i think you'd be good. the department was forced to hire us, and because of all of the posters, and the big recruitment drive, we were under the impression that they were glad to have us, but in reality, most of the men did not want the women there. so the big challenge was constantly feeling like you had to prove yourself and feeling like if you did not do a good job, you were letting down your entire gender. finally took an inspector's test and passed that and then went down to the hall of justice and worked different investigations for the rest of my career, which was fun. i just felt sort of buried alive in all of these cases, these unsolved mysteries that there were just so many of them, and some of them, i didn't know if we'd ever be able to solve, so my boss was able to get me out of the unit. he transferred me out, and a couple of weeks later, i found out i had breast cancer. my intuition that the job was killing me. i ended up leaving, and by then, i had 28

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ben johnson and hillary mentored and inspired me. they encouraged me to keep up my work on the issue. today as a member of congress the issue of racial health disparities and the need for us to close the health care gap is among my top priorities. in that light during the 116th congress i was in my second term. that an opportunity arose to work with organizations like the association of minority health profession schools and others on a bill to help fund research on health disparities at schools of excellence. i remember approaching our friend, the late john lewis, about the bill. he encouraged me to fight. to get it across the finish line. and agreed to become an original co-sponsor. in this congress the 117th congress, i renamed the bill in honor of my friend, the late john lewis, h.r. 189 is now the john lewis national institute of minority health and health disparities research endowment revitalization act. i thank the gentleman from georgia, rep buddy carter, for being a co-lead on the bill. the senate bill, s.320, was introduce

. >> ben johnson promote the idea of escalation one more time, some of these other operations proposedfor the u.s. >> i think it's always easy just like we all watch football on sunday, it's easy to say could of would've, should've, tom brady, he should have done this but when you look behind the curtain, escalation israel. i've encouraged our watercolor to google the radius and plot, how radioactive material spreads. there is no winner of a nuclear war, there's only degrees of loss management so while everyone loves, i get myself into it, and with you, tom clancy novel in black ops doing this or that, this is not a game, it's not fiction, this is real life and real life against an adversary that retold it nuclear capability of limited use and position strike nuclear attacks showing they are willing to assume more risk than we are so i'm all about finding creative ways to conduct position relative to the corrupt kremlin but a has to be done with an eye on escalation management and for most of us i know that seems weird because we unfortunately think violence is scalable so we try to us

jason johnson from morgan state university and nbc contributor. ben and rick are still with us.owd in lock step with kremlin talking points for mutual benefit. why? >> because anything that harms joe biden is okay for the american right. you've got to remember this point. we're not dealing with people who are looking at the united states in terms of winning hearts and minds in voters. we're talking about a far right that is basically the spokesperson for the ongoing insurrection that is being covered politically by the republican party. so anything that makes joe biden look weak and putin looking strong makes joe biden look weak, they're going to support it. but i also think there's an important thing to understand here. we're seeing this sort of odd horseshoe theory with some of the rhetoric about russia and the ukraine as well. we're seeing people on the quote unquote far left making the same argument. who are claiming well the united states is just as bad as russia so what putin's doing is fine. then you have the far right saying actually zelenskyy is a terrible thug and a cr

by minister of defense ben volos became public, thinking that he was talking with the head of the government of ukraine, he was ready to discuss with prime minister boris johnson nuclear program of kiev, despite the non-left. as you yourself saw in the report from chernobyl at the beginning of the issue, the threat of radioactive materials falling into the hands of nationalists still revealed that britain lacks anti-tank systems ufos sent everything to ukraine for the same tricks of vovan and lexus got caught and the minister of the interior came sweated. she promises to exclude russia from interpol. although such a right. only the general assembly has organizations that meet once a year. potel even agreed to provide zelensky, if and when he comes to the kingdom, the mansion of one of the oligarchs, if he comes to the kingdom, and what is called cherry on the cake? pranker pattel in russian uttered the phrase englishwoman crap. naturally, not understanding what was said. in general, now it’s very disappointing for london that the video is out of access, but as they say, this is the internet is horrible won't get lost. yes, and whom to blame the ministers thems

and watching boris johnson go to saudi arabia just a day after they executed 81 people, begging effectively for oil, is an indication of how much we still have to do. ben: thank you. i would like to go to brussels, to a member of the committee of the european parliament on environmental matters. thank you so much for being here. laura: thank you, and thank you for david and bernie touching on points i wanted to mention. this is a good start. i think we see progressive trends on the problems we have to tackle. but let me take you to forever were 24th -- february 24th. growing up with certainty there is peace in europe and not having remembrance of another time, i was waking up the morning of the 24th, checking my phone and seeing the news headline, putin invades ukraine. and i was saying where ukrainian friends were telling me they are now in subway stations, seeking shelter for what is coming there were friends who managed somehow to get out of the country, and the reality has kicked in for rebel generation in europe. " we have to address in a setting like this is that it is very good that the reaction from now between the u.s. and europe, they have be