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black panther bobby seal spoke about the black panther mission then. >> we don't hate nobody because of their color. we hate oppression. >> people come from all over the country to see it here. >> reporter: i was shown the history of the movement, including this photo of jennings walking into a courtroom with black panther founder huey newton. jennings said it was the capitol protest that put the black panther movement on the map. >> that particular incident went worldwide because this is an image of a black man, you know, standing up for themselves. hey, we're not going to take this anymore. >> it caused to us really think about what folks were willing to do in desperate circumstances. >> reporter: sacramento state professor dale allender said this 1967 social justice protest opposing gun control then stands in stark contrast to most social justice movements now. >> they see guns as part of the problem, our overmilitarization in schools, in communities. >> it's my intention to make it a felony to bring a loaded weapon into the state capitol. >> reporter: following the black panther

so yes, hold rather tall, named black bobbie, which came out in 1990 diversity for business 3 can be it's all one dimensional thing of course metabolism business. so how can we sell even more those? well, and at the same time i create representation for all the bipolar children in the country line, who wouldn't tell identifying with a white the student if it's young, couldn't the today, black representation in the body will is much broad black bodies, physical traits of also changed distinguishing them from want bobby's the scratchy variation, so we're going to choose 10 bobby's appearance tends cultural characteristics became more visible in los angeles than you probably. so types of adults are designed and produced by hand using 3 d technology. everything is still made of plastic, but 90 percent of it is recycled plastic. as mattel's repeatedly emphasizes the fro has long found a place in bobby's hay style collection. we just do it here this way, this, this is. this is how we've done it for so long, and it's like how we create like can create each one is just these machines are so

criminal brought with him his co-conspirators, old men in black punching bobby de niro wearing a maskl trying to slow the spread of populism and the two cooperative police officers who played the starring rolls in january 6 hearings with book deals and even ran for congress. usually when criminals return to a crime scene, they do it for the six thrill but the biden campaign came to confess. >> we're not here today on what's going on but we are here because you are all here buy merely the threat donald trump poses to the united states of america and our democracy. contrast here right itself as we speak donald trump a summer fighting for himself maybe taking a power nap. >> jesse: biting campaign spokesperson saying the trial is about democrats stopping trump after a year of insisting biden had nothing to do with prosecuting trump, they hold a press conference at the courthouse we're trumps being prosecuted. why it? they say they had to go where the press was to get the word out. what are they talking about? stands outside the oval office every day and follow biden on air force one wher

bobby good. she owns the world's largest collection and it's even in the guinness book of records. $18500.00 spanning the decades to this little native knows the history of the long legged long, black know of the she's been passionate about bobby, since childhood. child to dawn life, i think model on the spirits of focusing, also flexible. if i used to play with her all the time as a child, because i'm we only want to follow these and that's how it all started. whole school, then i packed it all the way in late to unpacked it for my daughter, susan, but she didn't want it. and then i realized that she's such a reflection of her time. and that's when i started to buy a replacement policy. the ones that were broken, the for the special thing about bobby, was that she was actually a dress up doing like a paper dress up to back then in the 3 dimensional way up until forget. it wasn't that much money to buy a new outfit. it wasn't a throw away society, i would say we were more sustainable back then. then we also day look forward to things were altered and posted on and fixed on my hand. and that also worked very well with bobby as being hired for the bobby closer sales. what i. ready re

. >> old men in black paunchy bobby de niro wearing a mask, still trying to slow the spread of populis tm and the two capitl police. so officers who played starring roles in the january 6ths hearing nab book deals, cninn gigs and even ran for congress. >> usually when criminals r return to a crime scene, they do it for the sick thrill . but the biden campaign just came to confesidens. . >> we're not here today because of what's going on over there. we're here today because you all are here. we're here primarily because hee of the threat that donald trump poses to the united state buy s of america and tos to our democracy. the contrast here pretty much writeshef itself as we speak. donald trump somewhere fighting for himself, maybe taking power a power nap. >> that's the biden campaign spokesman admittin ng the trial is about the democrats stopping trump after a year of insisting that biden had nothing to do with prosecuting trump. ter the biden campaign holds a press conference at the steps of the courthouse where trump'us being prosecuted. >> why? becausnferencet the they say tho wher

bobby kennedy's boy a chance given , secret service. donald trump at the convention, everybody thinks he is going to get that black man. oing to pick bobby. there is not going to be no third party. he's going to take bobby kennedy for his vice president. bobby kennedy is a lot like his daddy, and that is the reason they won't give him secret service. if they lock donald trump up this week if they take that man , in handcuffs there will be a civil war in the united states. god is trying to protect -- host: i'm going to let mr. perron respond to a specific element of what you brought up. what is your take on the candidacy of robert f. kennedy, jr.? you do have a candidate with a very famous name, his uncle was president and his father was a u.s. senator, who is challenging not only an incumbent, but also a past president. guest: quite a unique situation. but i listened to the segment prior to our talk. the u.s. is just a very solid two-party system. looking at things from a distance sometimes helps you see the forest and not get lost in the trees. i think the u.s. will remain a two-party system. another thing with this ge

black man. i think'going to take barbie, there's not going to be no he's going to take bobby kennedy for his vicent. y kennedy is a lot like his daddy and that is the't give it a secret service. if a lot donald trump up the street, if they take that man in handcuffs there will be a civil war the united states god is trying to prote -- host: i'm going to let mr. perron respond to a specific element of what you brought up. what is your take on the candidacy of robert f. kennedy jr.? you do have a candidate with a very famous uncle was president and his father is a u.s. senator who is challenging not only an incumbent, but also a past president. guest: quite a unique situation. i listened to the segment prior to our talk. the u.s. is just a very solid two-party system. looking at things from a distance sometimes helps see forward and not get lost in the trees. i think the u.s. to remain a two-party system. anotherthis gentleman calling in is that obviously, trump has a very enthusiastic base. think probably the most enthusiastic base of any politician around the world. that said, he's also the most

black liberal arts school in atlanta, independent presidential candidate robert kennedy junior is suing meta for alleged election interference. >> the lawsuit claims a 30 minute biographical film titled who is bobby kennedy? was censored on facebook and instagram, both of which are owned by meta. kennedy's attorney says the case raises important issues about the censorship of political candidates by social media giants like meta. meta is not commenting on the lawsuit. >> new at five the us supreme court will allow lawsuits filed against the state over a deadly outbreak of covid to proceed. 26 prisoners, including one guard, as well, following a transfer of infected inmates from chino state prison to san quentin state prison in 2020, attorneys said the prisoners were not tested, were not quarantined. federal courts denied the state's claim of qualified immunity. they found that state prison officials can be held liable for harms caused by dangers it created or failed to prevent it. >> a somber ceremony in the north bay as police agencies across the country marked the start of national police week, the marin county sheriff's department held its annual peace officers memorial ceremony in memory of t

super graphics and passed at the age of 95 in 1962 bobby set up shop working for clients like san francisco modern art and fresh after the red and blacks are working together light space and also was clean lined lettering and astonishing site in san francisco where most lettering was type like times roman or is on album covers she lived in francis and spain and new york and as far as was they're home and for artist life they loves - loved do interconnected communities of san francisco and was trained in to remake severability for better architecture that put her outlines national stage. bobby what the graphic sdiernt sea rangers famous logo and more at sea ranch a sign patient spent three days creating outline departmental circle and bull's eye colors make that happy kid do contractor told her, she was an editor put her own the cover and a ripple effect as possibly super graphics or paint as possibly addition for 9 months of this run the art direct or direct the monthly the radical that 1970 called the impeachment of richard nightclubs but was pushed to sell anything and the everything and uc berkley launched her career and clothed ar

black hate, white hate, anything hated in the world. only the gospel of jesus christ can stop all of this, and that is all i have to say. host: bobby is from north carolina, democrats line. caller: i would like to agree with the previous caller. we are all pink on the inside. host: it was yesterday at the white house, where the press secretary asked about the demonstrations taking place in the united states and the administration's stance on what is going on. here is some of that from yesterday. [video clip] >> police operations like in new york -- >> we have been very clear on that, americans have the right to peacefully protest. they have the right to peacefully protest. as long as it is within the law and that it is peaceful. forcibly taking over buildings is not peaceful. it is just not. students have the right to feel safe, the have the right to learn, have the right to do this without disruption, and they have a right to feel safe on campuses. they have a right to attend their commencement without feeling unsafe. and we are seeing a small percentage of students, and that is what we are seeing, they should not be able to distu

because, you know, black communities also don't want to be involved in this kind of stuff, and it's obviously outliers , i think we obviously outliers, i think we do need more bobbies i do think stop and search doesn't need to be this horrible, dirty word anymore because all communities want their children not to be caught in gun crossfire. >> absolutely. i'll tell you what. sadiq khan was tweeting about three hours ago. he was tweeting about no fault evictions in london. london surging by 52, saying that no fault evictions are a betrayal . fault evictions are a betrayal. the failure to ban them is a huge betrayal. >> well, i'm sure that's very important, but what's a bigger betrayal is his failure to keep the streets safe. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> i've noticed a big change in my lifetime at the streets. and how full of christ i know you worry about. >> your kids are getting older. >> your kids are getting older. >> definitely. yeah. of course, of course. >> charlotte, stay with us for just a moment. we're going to go to somerset, see how lib dem leader sir ed davey is getting on with his campaign. he's on a paddleboard this morning. where is he today? >> a