having those black li, been pushing, it's been identity politics. so, you know, with all due respect to mister turner, i appreciate that he came in there probably with good intentions. what do you enjoy? the organization that had a nice sounding name, black lives matter will. of course, black lives matter. so do all other lives. but the people behind it were 100 percent fraudulent. so where does that leave them? their aims, their objective host successful? how's the grouping being and leveling off the gap in society, they say exists when it comes to black lives in america. well, they've been as successful as all of those programs that have been when you consider that the name doesn't actually match. or actually you can look at an organization as a great founding name, like planned parenthood. they have a great phony maybe makes sense. you should try to plan your parents' plan ahead for having kid, except the reality is what they really do in the murder babies in the womb. that's been their goal all along. you can look at an organization like black l

lawsuits filed by black lies matter and others claimed the former president forced protesters out of lafayette park to visit a damaged church, the judge said the city of on force and cleared the park for safety reasons after a night of violence and vandalism. >> today los angeles board members are expected protocols for reopening schools in the fall, the district came to an agreement with the teachers union earlier this month. if approved it will require covid 19 testing every two weeks. students and staff will have to be screened for symptoms and masks will still be required, the teachers union believes these protocols are necessary to give students and teachers safe. jillian: a group of climate activists protest outside the home of texas senator ted cruz, the group of 70 chanting and holding signs and marched all the way from new orleans. police arrested eight people for trespassing on private property, it is not clear whether his family was inside. >> talk about cool running. that was been with the rating, christine clemens wearing doritos earrings for the tokyo olympics, she said

at the center of a black hole lies what's called the singularity right. where density and mass become infinite and the theory of relativity which explains how gravity governs our universe breaks down in the center of a black hole. and the gravity conditions, there are 2 extreme for the theory of relativity to work. as far as i understand, you know, what kind of a theory about the universe will hold its own at the heart of a black hole, where we don't know, what you would seem to need is a theory of quantum gravity. now you see there's an interesting story here because when you know, i put my serum and then i that was to do with black hose and this has to do with a single is in the future. you could fall into the singularity and it's the end. the opposite side of this picture is the beginning. we have in the big bang we have another singularity. and when i did my work, stephen hawking picked up on it and developed it mainly for because mama g and he was more interested in the singular she in the past. and i remember i was in princeton in the united states,

lisa: coming up at 7:00, wei li of black rock global investment will be joining us. maybe we'll have some better insight into the bond market. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> more options for u.s. tourists. the european union has lifted travel restrictions for american residents, adding the u.s. to a white list of countries from which non-essential travel is allowed. the rules being eu countries are able to allow quarantine free travel from the u.s. independently of vaccination status. also added to the white list were hong kong, lebanon, serbia, and taiwan. germany has reached a milestone in its efforts to beat the coronavirus pandemic. more than half of the population has been partially vaccinated. about 30% are fully immunized. officials are stepping up vaccinations as new virus strains are hampering efforts to contain the disease. boeings biggest 737 model is had to return to the skies. bloomberg has learned the initial flight of the max 10 could happen as soon as today. that would mark another milestone in the jet family's comeback. u.s. regulators have c

when i visited the greenwood district in april this year, the black walls we once lied and toast.oklahoma, i was struck by the failure to do justice after the 1921 tulsa race massacre. over 1250 homes were burned down. 10,000 people left homeless. his misses, schools, houses of worship and 35 city blocks were destroyed. the number of people killed is estimated in the hundreds. all that destruction and death and not a single person was prosecuted for it. almost 75 years later, just over 100 miles southwest of tolstoy in oklahoma city after an attack that resulted in the deaths of the hundred 68 people, the justice department successfully apprehended, prosecuted and convicted the men responsible for the bombing. and five years ago across oklahoma's northern border in kansas federal authorities disrupted a plot to arm an apartment complex and kill its residents from somalia. working with joint terrorism task force partners, the government prevented the bombing. no one died and those who sought to commit it or convicted of their crimes. since the tragedy of 9/11, we have changed our intellige

, you are correct to assess that black people are extremely hesitant about the vaccine for good reason. the government has liedblack people a lot in the past so they aren't trusting the government. they aren't trusting the science that seems to change every couple of days depending on what dr. fauci is feeling like in the morning. >> tucker: why does no one say that? i mean, if 27% of african-americans have been vaccinated, which is saying 73% haven't, if half of the cdc employees haven't been vaccinated, if you wanted to vaccinate the whole population you would make the pitch, you wouldn't use it to demonize your political enemies. this has nothing to do with politics, does it? the point is to divide? >> exactly right. nothing to do with politics and everything to do with politics. in the very beginning covid-19 has been used as a political tool by the left to go after their enemies, to radically introduce change in this opinion, in my opinion, to create a totalitarian system of full and utter government control under joe biden and the democrats. we've seen this over and over again, trying to change election

but how do we celebrate a holiday about black people being lied to again?ng, we need to follow their lead. but i also think it's worth noting that on this day of jubilee where quite literally you have this signed into law, we're also commemorating the murder of black people in church, right? so this has to be part of that narrative. you can't get the good without the bad. in this country, at least, there is this desire to talk about hero and talk about the good things and want to forget all the negative things that allowed this country to be great. when we were talking about juneteenth, we have to, you know, talk about the bitter and the sweet. >> you know what? i want juneteenth to be like a black festivus where we can air grievances for 24 hours and no one can stop us. thank you for spending some time with us today. >> thank you. >>> when we return, why is the leader of the proud boys now selling black lives matter t-shirts? i have the answer when we get back. ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop a

for example, to lake t v in the black forest, very close to fryeburg and very popular right now. the many visit his neck, t, t, z picking lies in the landscape of the black forest. visits his love to take to the woodson weather in the pedal. both a rowboat full on an electric power excursion and happy to finally be able to ro here again. so can i live in these on the side in the sunshine? it's gloria here almost every other day, even in winter. if i don't want to go walking around the black forest any more, but you can sit around at home all the time. this is something different. a boat trip on the ttp. what could be nicer? ah, the prominent is right along the water. normally, day trip is and holiday makers from around the world thrown along. here, before the pandemic, gtc welcome to 1000000 guests each year. the locals are used to the commotion for the locals used to say the s as a coming. that was the expression they used to ask. matters not favor you might call god spied. so the local historian, his grandfather, set up a boat rental business at the lake, 111 years ago. slights asleep now comprises 90 boats, pleasure boats

and so, but the mind is beyond redemption when it's mainly because 1st of all the lies be lifeline. black. second of all, he's so outdated you know, the safety of the united states. oh yeah. well yeah i'm sure is that bad? my show there was a long time my dad went, wow, was wondering about the kids, those that, you know, talk to them don't. why should i talk to? judy? the vice president stopped to hear. this is what i want and all that you guys studying abroad all? why do you need up there? you know, going on, don't, don't they talk to their parents about what's right and what's more i can do, talk to them about twitter. twitter is just just like facebook, just like in for now. just like think, you know, i don't know why. i don't know why they think they have some kind of b 3 by doing this. so we can say for dinner issue. and once they have the younger generation, but i guess the program means they don't leasing capes. one of my favorite tweets from this week was from stream guests sariah. lenny who posted after running an election show with a few the as a panel on iran where everyone is

i think it was wei li at black rock who nailed it.r you restart now, the slower the recovery is later on because you can't have that really high gdp growth forever. lisa: that is very much the case. however, meme stocks can go up forever. romaine bostick here with what is going on. romaine: this is heading up to be one of those hodgepodge days were a lot of things are going to go in a lot of different directions. we start off with the airlines. alta and united getting a bit of a bid here. the european union lifting travel restrictions for a host of countries, including the u.s. , as well as a few other locales like hong kong and tom's favorite, north macedonia. keep an eye on the commodities space because we talk about this massive move we saw in bonds following the fed. we also saw a massive move in the commodity space. that took a lot of the companies tied to metals lower here. copper companies also a little bit lower this morning, including freeport-mcmoran. gold companies like newmont mining getting a slight bid as we are seeing a

and now, national celebration of black freermd. but there lies at least part of my point. infrastructure. it will pass because white americans, including republicans, agree on the need. and they are proportion addly affected by bad roads, and substandard airports. and it's also easy to make peace with another paid holiday. but as we saw last week with the for the people act and for months now the police reform legislation in george floyd's honor, senate republicans remain adverse to helping black americans overcome threats that disproportionately affect them, like bad cops, and suppressed votes. of course, on voting rights, it makes sense from the gop's standpoint, why empower that will and already have defeated you? but on curbing police -- lethality, there is really no excuse not to proceed. unless, of course, all lives truly don't matter. and so we start with congresswoman karen bass, democrat, of california, who is coauthor of the george floyd justice and policing act. congresswoman bass, i'm very happy to finally get you back with us. you and your counterpart in the s

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but over the years, they stripped black tribal members of their rights, jabber thompson, ports from broken arrow, oklahoma. in broken arrow oklahoma, there lies a cemetery for creek indian 3 men, the tribes former black slaves. it's neglected and becoming a dumping ground. yes, this is one of the benjamin when run the grayson 1st heard about it. she didn't get very far in her inquiries about who owns this plot of land. and when i received the 2nd call, i said this is the ancestors calling us. and we have to do something. not only did she find the owner, she managed to acquire the land on behalf of the creek. indian friedman. now she's begun work on restoration and an accounting of who's buried. this is rebecca johnson born july, 4th on independence day, 1865 at the recent commemorations for the santini of the tulsa race massacre. black and native americans are a strong presence. and as with the massacre of 1921, many in the u. s. had elsewhere aren't even aware of their existence. some native american tribes long accepted black members. but in also, oklahoma white settlers judged the tribes civilized because not only did they assimilate with

speaking of its history, a poor behavior towards black service members. millie made a pain taking li, clear that c r t isn't taught in the military, but reminded conservative that west point is a college of the open minded and well read in what followed that statement was a passionate defense, a black history, and acknowledging atrocities that defense has been viewed over 6000000 times on twitter, one line in particular that conservative, raging melissa quote. and i want to understand white rage and i'm white. and i want to understand it. so what is it that costs thousands of people to assault this building and tried to overturn the constitution of the united states from america? what caused that? i want to find out. i want to leave the same party that swears up and down. patriotism is there, north star, and the love of the military is who they are. are now attacking the military and threatening that it should be be funded. my how the tables have turned in, start racing, any discussion. and republicans lose the value they espouse. well, with the exception of white supremacy that value

black lives matter movement. more than a year after the death of george floyd, minneapolis is still rebuilding a passive destruction still lies in the wake of the flaming riots that followed the killing of a black man beneath the police officers ne on friday officer. derrick, jovan will be sentenced for floyd's murder. the judge is already ruled that shelven is guilty of aggravating circumstances, acting with particular cruelty in front of children under the power of his authority as a cop and is part of a group. leaving legal analysts expecting a stiff sentence, i think the judge is probably going to depart upward, give him a greater sentence than what our guidelines call for. and given the defense motion and the aggravating factors, i think it's, it's probable that he will go close to 30 years. prosecutors, they show ven, deserves the maximum penalty for actions that in their words traumatized, mr. floyds, family, the bystanders who watched mr. floyd die, and the community and his conduct shot the nation's conscience. despite those stern words his lawyer is asking for probation. the murder trial watched around the world, be

blacks. if you look at statistics, huge lies that led to the ferguson effect. dozen or so shocking shootings, guests of honorable human beings, half of them, more than half are white. a lot of this suffering and killing was completely based on untruths. >> jesse: the media is not admitting that the defund the police has backfired. here in new york, the mayoral race, the guy who was way ahead, the black democrat running on restoring law and order in new york city and he's ahead. >> geraldo: eric adams. he is a great guy. i made a couple speeches on his behalf. former nypd captain. all about law and order. going back to maya wiley on the private police force, it is due as i say, not as i do and that's pretty typical but i want to say something a little bit bigger. black lives matter is the most utterly failed movement in recent times. you have a movement that pretends to care about black lives when in fact, as you demonstrated very graphically at the top of the show, jesse, the black life they care about is the one taken by the cop. if a cop is not involved, they

the lies begin with the fact that indigenous people are supposedly savages, the lies begin with you have to do this to black people because they're sub-human and this is the only way to control them. the lies have continued through the country's history. so you have the civil war and this whole idea of the lost cause. you had jefferson davis, the president of the confederacy, saying at a historical society speech that they had been cheated and not conquered, and that gave breath to the lie that the south was cheated and it opens up the door for what comes after that. the expression is history belongs to the victims. the southerners were not the victims. they lost that war. but somehow they've managed to control that narrative for 150 years and that has a lot to do with how we suddenly and now finally get this juneteenth holiday when that should have been celebrated the same way we celebrate the 4th of july. >> it is interesting, because the historian timothy snider said after the first world war, the germans too felt that they were cheated and that led to them being defeated in a second world war. when you

the delta ministration is off, the russian black sea fleet station nearby to provide emergency help would of lies in the district have been switched off. the authorities are telling people to stuck up on bottle drinking water from one reporter in the city. i've been long and the situation has no stabilized. at least the rain has stopped before that it rained for 11 hour straight. so the city center is under water. public transport has been paralyzed overall, more than a 1000 people are involved in the rescue operation. emergency crews are working alongside residents to help people as much as they can to more reverse breach their banks today. and we haven't stopped the flow yet over the head of the administration has been over seeing the operation of the streets of the city since early morning. we met her when we got here, she updated us in the situation. she has everything under her personal control. started we can now say for certain that the weather has come down, but just yesterday you could only cross the road here if your 2 meters high or in the special vehicle. there were turned into a real

black and white. fauci is still sticking with his story. where do we go from here? republicans wanted to investigate this blatant liesome democrats like jim clyburn are trying to bury a congressional probe into the origins of covid-19. joining us, congressman devin nunes. i'm shocked that one of your colleagues, a member of congress, representing a country that lost 600,000 americans is going to block an investigation into the origins of covid-19 in china. is that sustainable, congressman? >> thanks for having me. this is something the house republicans on the house intelligence committee had been investigating. we broke this three weeks ago. so a lot of the stories you are seeing written were in a report we put out. we have a lot of informant. we believe intelligence was buried. and our investigation will continue. the democrats will try to cover this up because they corrupted every institution in this country, including now, something i thought could never be corrupt, which is the cdc. centers for disease control. only they would destroy the american people's confidence. it appears it was politicized. the child eas

has absolutely no rights much like what you mentioned right now the black lives matter, which is now been instantiated as the ground lies matter after the attacks by trump the country's largest minority. be latinos around 55 million part of that. quest of historians such as yourself is to think through pottery frame the genitive moments that allow us to think through history in ways that are meaningful and bring us closer to democratic practice that we're used to and to ask questions with far more laws than we're used to. so, how does that story historical amnesia? bring us closer to a type of democratic practice. that is mean well, i mean, i think the first thing is that when you think about this question of historical amnesia, you have to remember that most gay people. don't understand or think about their history as significant and one of the things is that if you were to ask most gay people, what is their history? they would try to trace that to where was the origin for marriage equality? where is the origin for anti-discrimination law? where is the origin for anti-sodomy laws and what i'm trying to sort of say is t

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kind of a sales pitch on election lies, if you will, what's going on? >> looking blackr back in history. skimming jimmy carter and george h.w. i think he loves to rally. b he was to the be in the strongest position he can to maintain his hold on the republican party to try to help republicans and particularly pro-trump republicans in the midterms. this will be a real tension point. the republicans think it is a bad idea to go down the path of electing jody heist. there are a lot of reasons for trump to be doing this and obviously he has a lot on his hands at the moment as well as legal jeopardy as well. >> i know you spoke with a former trump operative who told you this about the former president's prospects as he looks ahead to 2024. this person said the former president could win the primary on his name alone. the problem is building a coalition of people among independents. he would have to change and ask forgiveness. i don't know who your sources are, but anyone that knows donald trump knows he is not going to change or ask for for giveness. what will that do to the

intellectuals to have this information in a forum called the black revolution and the white backlash, and it created all kind of controversy and people told lies about it and made it seem more controversial that it actually -- well i guess it was controversial. the black writer were john killian, ruby d, and paule marshal. and every time people talk about that for you. , and the features, they always go to lower rain hansbury and she only gave a few of the cuff remarkses whereas paule actually parade a well-thought out analysis of -- a theoretical beginning of black nationalism. so i just going to read two little excerpts from the speech she gave the forum. and i want you to notice how prescient she is, how futuristic this is. she is giving a definition of black nationalism and start off with, i would like to begin by saying something about the two words which form the polls of our discussion, black, and white. there are how in my mind hey have become less important as a description of a man's color and more important as the description of an essential attitude of mind and heart. white has begun to suggest more and more to me a moral callousou

think a lot of people reduce them that, that if you don't have the black, your pricing, you can actually look in the shade of 3 gap, the li, active little, whole projector. back. he passed an example of what looked like down below us shape shape. let's see, multiple ways to enjoy it. but the best way to get to the last ever done to get my glasses to 2023 prepared. now then matthew cut 30 journalists and solar solar eclipse enthusiast. thanks for being with us. of a natural phenomenon in the heavens to the pleasures of nature here on earth, do depend demik travel restrictions. german filmmaker john half was forced to give up far flung destinations and focus his lands instead on the wonders of the german country side. the result can now be seen in a new documentary. he hopes will inspire others to appreciate beauty in their own backyard. ah, tackler, nature images from germany. the depending me, finding something positive in the pandemic is almost cynical when it's but of course the fact that we all had to stay home means we now value the nature that surrounds our homes or villages and our towns even more because we've spen

lies us and we will save our see from the mutilate calamity. starting with the sea of mara. my fear is that this spreads to the black sea below them up well, we must act without delay for the increase in sea water temperature due to climate change, also place an important role. play. officials have been ordered to inspect wastewater facilities to find sources of pollution. the substance extends deep below the surface, suffocating sea life for fishermen to fill the fowling code and killing their catch media about that. it is a lot of course that affects our work. i wanna look at the muscles and the see snails, it kills everything. you know what it does to shellfish when they open up, it prevents them from closing again because it gets in the way. all the c snails here a dead. the fish dies. i can't breathe, it is like cloth like hair and it goes to meet his d. it's not the 1st time the sledge has appeared, but this huge outbreak is unprecedented. turkish opposition, politicians want tougher penalties on pollution. i'm climate change mitigation measures. biologists say humans must see flushing their waste into to see

white house koi pond by over feeding them and trump renaming black history month and easing sanctions and recommending bleach for covid, all lies were reported as facts. then there is stuff they don't involve trump but harmed you. the dismissal of spikes in violence across the country to protect the defund the cops narrative, demonization of law enforcement and a whitewashing of criminal paths to maintain victim status. all as choreographed as lady gaga's backup dancers. if i started listing all these fake tables would have to preempt tomorrow's "fox & friends" which would piss off brian kilmeade. i get it. i am getting tired of my own ravings about the media but i can't stop. this is the only industry designed to lie and then create awards to champion their lies. it's the only industry that ruins careers and futures just for the hell event. unlike the corporate media, i'm not exaggerating. you don't have to like trump or be republican or be anything at all to be wary of the punitive power of the press. like a serial killer on the loose, they think they can get away with [bleep] because they always do. it's why every day you mu

she lies us and we will save our sees from the new sewage calamity starting with the sea of mara. my fear is that this spreads to the black sea. below them up, we must act without delay for the increase in sea water temperature due to climate change, also place an important role. play. officials have been ordered to inspect wastewater facilities to find sources of pollution. the substance extends deep below the surface, suffocating sea life to soccer now and, and germany begin their european championship campaign against world cup winners. friends later this month and munich, the tournament is also the last one for germany code you give. and after a couple of veterans were welcome back to the roster confidence is higher than ever at their austrian training based. one final friendly game against lamphier awaits on monday. this picturesque setting should give the national team strength and energy for the european championship in front of an impressive backdrop. your love is looking for the perfect mix of players to field ahead of his last turn to manage germany. coach. i need to turn him in for and we need players who lead

lies at the room i looked aroun and thought i'm the only black person in there and i have all these white people talking abou the black experience and i thought how did they know this because i've never seen any of these folks in the areas i grew up and in lived, yet to be on the outside like they were, doing all this virtual signaling , i was just so worked up because i was calling bs because the very thing they wer talking about i was that kid in the ghetto. i was that kid in the hood. i'm like no, what you're talkin about, you guys weren't the problem bear the issue that a lot of black people have right now is that is to realize that we are the biggest problem in the biggest threat to us progressing. not white people. >> we were just talking about this in the previous segment which is of course, the crime i the inner-city. now that we have a defund polic movements, we have demonization of police, police are bad, not diverse, whatever the concern i and that is leading to the deat of more minorities. the media doesn't want to talk about that, that's not a convenient narrative. it rather

he was in li with how they understood the role of enslaved people and black people in this country.ht not have wanted to have owned slaves themselves but they most certainly did not believe in evolution or did not think they wanted something to prevent a massive influx of capital they were receiving from contending to flow into their hands. amy: before we end, you are an author, writer, teacher, you are a poet. can you share a poem with us? >> i would be happy to. when you're a poet writing nonfiction, it very much animates the way i approach the text. this is part of the -- this is an adaptation for day exct from the e of one of my chapters that originally began as a plumb that a w when i was trying to think about some of these issues that i brought up. growing up ever present picture of my daily life posted every day on the way to school i passed the statute of overgaard riding on horseback, confedere uniform flung over his lowell shoulder. as a child i did not know who he was. i did not know he was a man who what are the first attack on theivil war, one of the architects who desi

this has been a giant struggle session to convince everybody of the lies that america is racist that whites are oppressors, and that blackdon't know how to run their own lives. we know that's a lie and of course now we see that democrats every day virtually proving as correct on that. >> sean: as somebody that believes the natural law, that rights come from god, not fromom man, that we have a creator, we are endowed by our creator, not a thing but the creator, the creator of everything. when you believe that, you believe god created every man woman and child in the battle of life and the test in life isie leaning towards good or evil. anyway, thank you both. straight ahead, portland police officer speaks out following the resignation of the entire 50 member riot squad. wow. next. ♪ ♪ if you have risk factors like heart disease, diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. vascepa is clearly different. first and only fda approved. celebrate less risk. even for th