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bowers did not. >> arizona voters have picked david farnsworth. >> that's big. very possible that the bill that i assigned liberally to my committees will be back. the possibility of that getting a governor's signature would just be a disaster. i call it the possibility of going back into the dark ages in arizona. ♪ >> the united states is headed into the 2022 elections with more at stake perhaps than ever before. from arizona to pennsylvania and georgia and all the so-called swing states, former president trump is backing loyalists like david farnsworth who not only support trump's lies about election fraud in 2020 but often have addressed a willingness to undo any future results they don't like under the pretense of trumped up fraud. the house select committee on january 6th has been holding hearings and giving the world extended details on what the committee says was a plot designed to keep trump as president in 2020. >> what's the bottom line you want the american people to know from these hearings? >> there are several things. one is that there was a very s

one of the people i spoke down with rusty bowers. bowers detailed the phone call that he got from trump and rudy giuliani and their attempts to throw out arizona's legitimate election results. >> we're in my office. this is the speaker's office. >> it's not every day a statehouse politician gets a call from a u.s. president, but that's what happened to arizona speaker republican rusty bowers after the 2020 election. >> came home from church. my wife and i were sitting in the driveway. >> the white house popped up on his screen. z >> i take the call, i sat there in my little prius and had a chat with the president with bad phone reception and backed out in front of the house where i get better reception. >> rudy giuliani was on the line, too. and bowers says it was giuliani who began making crazy claims about voter fraud in arizona. >> i can't give you the exact numbers, but they're kind of of the audacious numbers. like, 200,000 illegal aliens voted. 6,000 military ballots were stolen and used. >> bowers says giuliani wanted him to h

bowers decided he could not let go of his personal piggy bank.about a year ago that bowers and two others took control of blm after the group failed to file financial reports and tried to conceal some expenses. well, the lawsuit claims the new executive team, quote: began changing passwords of shared social media accounts. hired expensive high powered lawyers and media consultants to bully and harass the organizers. fraudulently raise money from unsuspecting donors and then bowers made some $2 million in less than 8 months. so, previously, blm had called such accusations, quote: right wing misinformation. well, this lawsuit, however, comes from black grassroots members. after the death of george floyd, blm raised about $90 million from corporations and mostly online donors. well, the founder claimed that to be white guilt money. blm's response to this lawsuit on thursday, well, we face yet again another round of struggle for control of one organization. this time by people who say they love black people and center abolitionist values but whose ac

california home step down in 2021. >> but the lawsuit accuses bowers of going against the agreed uponion plan in an effort to cling to power, even changing the passwords for the group social media accounts to lock leaders out bowers and the global network foundation flat out deny the accusations, calling them slanderous and devoid of reality. they say they've attempted to privately resolve the issue with the grassroots groups on 10 separate occasions and instead accused them of financial malfeasance and misusing funds, including an unsanctioned trip to jamaica and $10,000 monthly stipends for leaders who claimed they were volunteers. that was nichole berlie reporting for us bowers and the global network foundation. >> flat out deny the accusations. next here, 3.30, kron four's on storm watch. as we track hurricanes on both coasts of the u.s. one could help cool down our temperatures this weekend. so kyle is going to join us with the forecast. that's next. and remembering the queen wore on the legacy of the monarc >> our top story. 3.30, bells ringing at san francisco's grace cathedral

bowers said his reaction to the bill was, quote, welcome to fascism. proposal to all 12 committees in arizona's house, ensuring that it would never get a vote. bowers fears the bill could come back if election deniers win in november, adding, quoting with the possibility of that getting a governor's signature would just be a disaster. i call it the possibility of going back into the dark ages in arizona. you remember, bowers was a key witness for the january 6th committee, and it seems he was punished politically for it. he lost his state's senate race by almost 30 points last month to a trump-backed candidate. meanwhile, arizona's republican nominee for secretary of state, mark fincham is an election denier who continues to push trump's big lie. he was asked if he would certify the election if president biden wins the state in 2024? finchah said, quote, if the law is followed and legitimate votes have been counted and joe biden ends up being the winner, i'm required under the law, if there's no fraud, to certify the election. but he added, quote, i th

bowers decided he could not let go of his personal piggy bank. so guess who hired bowers?ood old patrisse? she is the one who thought she was on a million dollars listing show. you know on braf show. snapping up properties like monopoly? remember her spread in california? six bedrooms? studio city and long in topango buying homes in. so whitest of america. not only america also apparently a resort in the bahamas. basically everybody on the blm board has been accused of fleecing donors and funneling member to family members and companies they control. here are the plaintiffs in their own words. >> black lives matter. global network foundation is now led by a highly paid consultant who paid himself upwards of $2 million in a single year. we intend to get our stuff back. >> yes. >> we intend to get our stuff back. [applause] you don't get to steal our money. you don't get to steal our platform. and you don't get to steal the name black lives matter. >> jesse: $10 million goes missing and the irs is nowhere to be found. corporate america doesn't even care that their money neve

a great young pianist who came to our high school education program named a gentleman named chris bowersnown as the jazz pianist, but also as a film composer, wrote the to richard 10 and the green book and commission and a chris to write a piece for the commemoration of the 30th anniversary of monterey bay national marine sanctuary. a great way to kind of tie the monterey you know, the beautiful area that we are and the environment in the ocean in with jazz and christina, a west coast sky from southern totally got behind this concept and we're looking forward to a fantastic piece of music. i think the fun thing about this jazz festival in particular is that you have had some well, the biggest names not only a jazz, but just in music who have appeared to. we're talking about louis armstrong, billie holiday, dave brubeck, tony bennett miles >> up to herbie wynton marsalis. so many. and what is the attraction that draws those big names to go to moderate aside from the fact that you're in monterey? haha. >> well, that does play a i think it's the history and legacy of the festival. as you me

bowers was not done. huge day for him. third-quarter, breaks it tackled tackled and 78 yards to the house. that is his third touchdn of the game. 48-7. the game of the day came between appellation state and troy. they were down to as time. chase does not have the difference. you figure game over. look at this. christian horan into the end zone, that is is how it ends. 32-28 in favor of appalachian state. the mountaineers upset texas a&m last weekend. and now there was that. today is the final matchup matchup against the dodgers this this season. it cannot come soon soon enough. san francisco is just 1-12 against the dodgers. former giant and fan favorite hunter pitts cruised in on the scooter. he was honored with a plaque. third-quarter, the giants have the giant 6 foot 11. 11. he goes down to a knee. he bounces it into left field. the dodgers are up 4-1. the next batter was turner. look at the center field. another run waltzes into make it 5-1. the giants gave up four runs in the third inning. they do not want to see the

to the floor show and trader and scott bower and scott shelledy. before we get to the mattress to stash your cash, what are you seeing right now? >> tells you how nervous things are and that's what highlighted to me and the bank of england doing what they did and making everything else react as it has, tells me that we were on the precipice. people were already nervous and maybe not vicks nervous but shows me it was that easy to put the market on its heels and what the fed had to do and other global center banks had to do was raise by about 500 basis points in total and the global recession on the heels of the ceo of fedex ask it's real and the market is waking up saying look what the bank of england had to do and other central banks may have to do that. this global recession is real and the crude oil market is telling you that as well. liz: yep, and, bower, what are you seeing in bond land? if you look at ten year treasury yield. that hit a new about 12.5 year high and we blasted through earlier about 3.8% and now at 3.68% and we've come down a bi

and bowers made $2 million in less than eight months. blm and cultus accusations quote right wing misinformation. this lawsuit however comes from black grassroots members. blm raised about $90 million in corporations and donors whose founder called that white guilt money. blm response to the thursday lawsuit quote we face yet again another round of struggle for control of what organization. this time by people who say they love the black people and center abolitionists and values. but whose actions are further us from our principles. several state attorneys general are investigating blm. with this lawsuit some day we could find out where all of that money was spent. in los angeles, fox news. before in moscow today final goodbyes to the last leader of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev. one person of note conspicuously absent from the event. more on that ahead. fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-

and to preserve as it's important, the largest, the biggest threat, bowers and in europe, the whole of europe, not only in ukraine. so this is what we are concentrating. ukraine and russia had accused each other of shelling areas near to the facility last week. damage to a transmission line, not the plant off line heightening fears of a radiation leak, or even a react to meltdown. ukraine's energy minister said the visit by the un should drive home the dangers posed by zakiria. the most important that this wizard should, ah, underlying the importance of nuclear security and that the russians should understand that they cannot play with this. any gifts, as combat continues on ukraine's eastern front, all eyes runs up parisha, hoping to prevent a disaster that could reach far beyond the country. boulders, did other correspondence matters. bollinger is in the city of zapper asia, and he told us what he's learned about the when nuclear inspectors chances of reaching the plant in russian. how territory we are urine conflicting signals. russian officials have announced that they will arrive

the storm has already left paulson's of homes without bower. transportation is disrupted. convenience still was also shut their door. during chill, greens and winds are causing trees, pools and billboards to foil and living, city streets deserted. nador is forecasted, turn east, and leech took you on tuesday. ah bought now and in the bundle like a sunday saw the surprise time at the season when you on berlin taking on struggling bull spoke on a faint exceeding expectations coming into the game day on top of the buddhist. like a table, all spoke on the other hand were feeling the pressure already, with just one wind from 6 games. ah, the fortress alto 1st arrived, picked out once again as anew in berlin took on false work, hoping to finish the day in 1st place. all eyes were on shoulder, becca, wed, already scored 5 goals this season. and when you and didn't waste any time, you had a camera with the 1st chas after just 46 seconds. just 2 minutes later because 1st attempt at goal went well over the cross bar. it took volts booked 32 minutes to get in front of unknowns goals, but use a b

shalomyah bowers these are secretary of state. >> jesse: years but is not really.e to mobilize more russians are they given a handle and him a 20 -- went to the winner comes around they're going to be cannon fodder. this is the worst military performance i have ever seen. i have been a student of military history. but is not so much all the weapons we looted up to the ukrainians which obviously made a crucial difference. nobody expected the military tactics to be this terrible from the russians. the training is awful, their equipment is old and has cobwebs and i to, they cannot even communicate. so it has been a disaster. it is hard to fight insurgency. look at the american column look at the afghans. when you're fighting for your own survival in your own backyard and you do have some weapons, you can put a hurting on these invaders. but if i were putin i would say whatever i wanted to say. he could just live. what are they gonna do? impeach you? come on, the guys a dictator at all of his guys keep having these accidents. every day you open the paper and another on

liz: scott bower, you're looking at options at the moment. what's the options from the trading that you see but can i spin it forward next week? we're getting that big inflation number, august consumer price index. are you seeing bets ahead of that? >> liz, behind me is the s&p 500 pick and the traders optimistic and the option paper flow today. there's a ton, a ton trading on the 4,000 strike that expires today. not only the 4,000s, but all the way up to the 4030s. there was even an opening position of 20 some odd thousand contracts up to 4050. these are all options expiring today. very bullish, very optimistic and in fact, on a typical day, we see a put call ratio in the spx about 1.5 to 1 and every call that trades and that's almost down 1-1 today and in the vic's pick, that's the optimism. on a typical day, we'll see over three to one calls versus puts which is very protective and lots of insurance. today, it's lower than 3-1. lots of optimism. in terms of next week, cpi. the market has accepted as i think john said the 75 point hike, and

you saw rusty bowers. people who, i mean, i've talked to random public health people.ou know, in tennessee, one day they're out saying, you should wear a mask, and then x people you've got people at their door. how do you understand -- what is happening in america that that happened to you and keeps happening with you? >> radicalization. social media has changed the landscape. and the ability to put money behind radicalization has maybe the biggest thing we've ever seen. i mean, chris, we can pick anyone want to go on the internet, right? deep web, dark web, opening up, i can go to any form. i was about to tell a joke, and i won't. i think -- [laughs] you know, we can sell select whatever we want. we've gone into a unique asked world. and by the way, it's good against evil. >> i'm a globalist, you know? there you go. >> denver riggleman, offer of the breach, which is out tomorrow, thank you very much. that was very illuminating. >> thank you. >> still ahead, the next public genuine sixth hearing is just days away. what the committee plans to share, after three months a

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remember what happened to rusty bowers? we assertive speaker of the arizona house who refused to go along with donald trump's coup and overturn the will of the voters in his state. he was pressured, again, and again, and again, and he said no, again, and again. i cannot break my oath to the constitution. nor my faith. and he delivered incredibly compelling testimony before the january six committee, detailing the threats he faced and the lies dispute about him in his own community while his daughter laid dying of cancer inside his home. >> we have various groups come by and they have had video panel trucks -- with videos of me proclaiming me to be a pedophile and a pervert, and a corrupt politician blaring loudspeakers in my neighborhood. and, leaving literature both on my property -- arguing and threatening with neighbors and with myself. at the same time, on some of these, we had a daughter who was gravely ill. who was upset bye what was happening outside. >> just one example of what can happen if you don't bend to donald

bowers decided he could not let go of his personal piggy bank.wo others took over control of blm after it failed to file financial reports. the lawsuit claims the new executive team began changing passwords of shared social accounts. hired expensive high-powered lawyers and media consultants to bully and harass the organizers. fraudulently raise money from unsuspecting donors and bowers paid $2 million from the global foundation in less than eight months. previously blm had called such accusations quote right-wing misinformation. this lawsuit however comes from black grassroots members. be a limit raise about $90 million in corporate suits founder call that white guilt money. blm response to the thursday lawsuit quote we face yet again another round of struggle for control of one organization. this time by people who say they love black people and center abolitionist values but whose actions are furthers from our principles. several state attorneys general are investigating blm. with this lawsuit someday we could find out where all of that money

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you would fund facing each other and the readings and your bowers and everything, every exchanging of rings will be done here. all your guests will be seats aides on the terrace looking out this way. so obviously a sticky mm. back in the letter. i'm amazed at how progressive catholic mult, as approaches to transgender and homosexual issues in the spartacus gay travel index, the island is ranked as one of the most l g b, t friendly countries. in europe. i meeting clayton mer chica and l g b t i q community organizer to find out more see catholic church is very influential here on walter. how is that affecting on edge of retail i q rights. i would say since the 2011 ford ser for income and show that people want to move on and have the rights to do for us. it's kind of changed the mentality even for the church to not be so focused on, on personal freedom of what people wanted to choose. i'm fortunate to sit out and show a fun throw over women. and when it comes to arrive to the productive rights in mind, that's been quite lagging behind when it comes to a g, b, t i q. right? so yeah, tha

it's centered around a counter terror, risen agent by the name of jack bower. and every season is based on 24 hours of trying to avert this terrorist plot. ha walker. what ball is torturing people sometimes killing them? but the audience is led to believe that he has no choice, but to do all these horrific things. so that sure was fantastically popular and played a very big role in terms of creating a terrorism mindset. season 4 of the show 24 had an ad campaign with a muslim family that looked very suburban americas deeply. companies are not behind i can't even tell you the shock i found when i saw that i'm here to tell you that i think that many people die because of it. drones are being dropped because we are the unionized countries. i'm bated because we are the human eyes because people do not have empathy with brown people. whole land, which took over from our 24 round from 2011 to 2020 and marked a shift from the kind of shoot him a cowboy narrative off 24 into obama's, smarter war on terror. all the muslim characters are nefarious and terrible, except fo

i mean a bower shares her memories of the queen with us. the news of her person is, ah, so do by stating. but again, an opportunity for us to reminisce and celebrate and long last to legacy her unmatched humility on dignity and values of of service ah, will continue to live in me especially and the lives of the young people she inspired. i'm the one on one posture in the award presentation is one that reminds me of how my grandmother was keeping me the last best way in the house. just to persuade me to go to school. i was actually shedding tears while receiving the award from her. the moment of touching her hand as one that made me feel had received some new breadth of life. is a once in a lifetime experience thou for ever cherish. i'm so my touch of sympathy our, the royal family and the english people may have beautiful. so it lists my we've invited my study, i'm an anna historian, professor on foreign policy experts at the united states international university, africa facing nairobi, kenya, hello, and welcome to the program. say, now we

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we're still have a 2 more days to go in to where more bower a friend and groups will be walking around the town. and i had taken volts from my citizens and said, the final vote at balling stations will take place on the 27th of september. now, of just like in logan's kaz the eager mentioned there are foreign observers here as well. at least 130 people, and they come from all over the world, latin america, the united states, europe, asia, and said they're all here. and they have all a noted that despite the fact that the ukraine continues to shell for people who want to cast their votes, they're still turned out in a huge numbers. now just like the 1st day of the referendum on the 2nd day, i walked around with the mobile referendum groups and i spoke to people that are guessing their votes and they're doing it very, very openly. and so all the people that i've talked to, they bashed it's all been to their voting yes to joining with russia. and of course i asked them why, what their hopes are for the future. and at the moment that many people are saying, well, we hope that we get our ele

so it was a better use for 3 days or less than that electron across my job. bower. it interesting not to give negative information to us citizens, but on another. and it's clear and russian i have to change. it's me that that is more so i'm going to believe that ross, i will have to escalate military operation on ukraine before this russian military activity on your dinner. there was 2 paul life, 2 more of us to your directions or escalation. i expect, joseph hall, russian. i know the approach would be bigger now, except on the front. you can on it twice more than russian army knows unless you're going to population almost 5 times worse than rational population. so maybe it could be found. my bit is asian and sending more russia drugs or former ukrainian said i had hair and al jazeera yet another quarter parents for pakistan's, former prime minister, him on cons, bail is extended, and we take a look at the crumbling state of netherlands prisons ah color, it's hot in the middle east, i know that's no great surprise, but even more by our stand as if the truth be known

so it was a better use for 3 days or less of regional lectures across my job. bower, it interesting not to give negative information to us citizens but on another. and it's a clear and irrational to change. it's me that that is more so i'm going to believe that trust will have to escalate military operation on ukraine before this russian military activity on your current did it. there was too polite to more of those 2 directions or formation. i expect joseph, all rational approach would be bigger now or exist on the front. you can on it twice more russian army, noah zalesky guy. nobody population almost 5 times worse than rational revelation. so maybe it could be some of it is asian and sending more russia drugs or former ukrainian review ins. atomic watchdogs is ukraine in russia. interested in its proposal for a protection zone to be created around this upper region nuclear power plants. keith and moscow have blamed each other for showing very close to your biggest nuclear power station. this has repeatedly raised fears of a major disaster. basically yes, basically that commitment tha

luzon. officials, hope evacuating people from their homes. alley will save lives on belie reports. bower malachi took rapid explosive intensification at 40. these are the words to state whether bureau in the philippines used to describe a strengthening type or noro veteran as it approached the island nation on sunday. i mean, it was a category 5 when it hit land, sending waves crashing on to shores and bringing with it powerful winds, interracial rains. in a matter of 24 hours, the fiercest winds increased by nearly a 100 kilometers an hour. one of the fastest acceleration on record the most vulnerable people, those along the coast in low lying communities and in areas prone to lance lights had only hours to scramble to safety. 13 years ago, scores of people died in the village where this school is located. after typhoid, could sana created last months. so now many go need to be told if already evacuated their homes, the memory is fresh on their minds. many of their neighbors drowned and their bodies were never found less. and i was when i put kids on a heap, our house went under water.

we reached out to the alum rock union school district superintendent hilaria bower, who issued a statementthe decision to keep newsmaxs indoors was made based on the contagious level data in our community. although we have a few individuals that don't agree with the mask requirement indoors, the great majority of our parents and staff are very supportive of this measure. this decision is not about what we like. it is about what allows our community to feel safe in our schools. now the father is gearing up for a legal fight. this week his attorney who founded the california parents union sent the district this cease and desist letter, saying the district is overstepping its authority, and she now plans to file for an injunction. >> the children of the state of california have a fundamental right to in-person instruction free from all harassment and discrimination. and in this particular situation, the school is violating those rights. >> reporter: the boy's father says the entire ordeal is making an emotional toll on his sons. >> it's my children's right to have a public education. and they

k. conservative party and will replace bowers johnson as the british prime minister trust beat. former chancellor wishes sewland by around 20000 votes. uncanny, a supreme court upheld william reaches women last month presidential election. his opponent, veteran politician, while a dingo challenge the result. but the court has thrown out all of his allegations. police in western canada all searching for 2 suspects after a series of stabbings. 10 people have been killed and at least 15 injured and multiple locations in the province of saskatchewan. stephanie deca. as the story, the police presence is deceptively. com given the severity of the attacks. 2 men went on a stabbing sprit in a remote indigenous community in southern canada. today, september, 4th, at 540 this morning. the scotch one divisional operations communication center, or the r c p d o. c. c. received a call reporting, a stabbing on james smith cree nation in the following minutes. our d o. c. c received multiple calls reporting additional stabbings at different locations in the community. the suspects named were damien s

bower? master of the continent of europe is facing a difficult winter had russia has once again shut down the cushion law stream one gas pipeline to germany. it's raised fears of short as years and possible blackouts in the coming months. russian authorities say the pipeline was shut to repair a leak, but european leaders have rejected this accusing russia weapon, ising energy, in response to the ukraine sanctions. russian state own firm gas problem says a german companies ready to carry out repass. but siemens energy has denied this sing. it has not been approached german, chancellor of schultz insists his government is doing all his can. to avoid a crisis, the vanity type, the style diversity, we will survive the time until vin, because we have made time, we decisions in the past months to store guess because, because we're putting coal fired power plants back into operation. and this is why we can say now, and at this point we will get through this winter. the noise stream one carries rus

she started she had to live from bower, may be remember. but joseph goldbright, galbraith once said that it pulled up dix. sometimes you have to take the right side and loose. so gorbachev took the roadside, she lost power, but she had won historical battle and you're one cause of personality. ah, after the war him, no people felt the problem. nuclear baldwin has ended. so they went back to sleep. 0 so i could say no, come out again, wake up. the problem still going loom into was oh, to purchase a mirror with brushes, oh, don't choke shelter in place. oh, eat ice process and packed it. the hallmark regular smoke, anything was possible through law or rachel, for a tragedy. just visa, one of the things that happened was the collapse of the soviet union. so there was no way for using e v. could you reserve you alliances were formed? lolia knew for she's entered, well, politics were here, sir. rich? oh sure, yes, go thing in the west, they were secretly celebrating the collapse of the soviet union bull nose, even if they didn't admit it up. i d

of beginning to hut roches ability to make advanced weaponry for the one crane, but the admiral rob bower is also saying that the russian industry could still manufacture a lot of munitions. they are hampered more and more by the, by the sanctions. because some of the components that they, that then that they need for their weapon systems actually came from, from western industry. so, so they are hampered, we know she, the 1st are serious show signs of that in terms of their ability to produce, for example, the replacement of cruise missiles in more advanced weapons, whatever. ah, now as he's fi between care, gost on into duke hassan's been violated just hours after a meeting between their leaders on friday. both countries accused each other of carrying out attacks and disputed areas along that 950 kilometer long border. at least 3 people have been killed, dozens injured since the fighting 1st broke out on wednesday. caregivers border authorities have said they are evacuating civilians from some villages. these are the latest in years of clashes between carrying his son and to duke astoni

c, c, or washington, or london, or any major bower about the fact they still have a detention to what you can in ocoee by cuba. and how far does one have to go back for british treatment of prisoners of war? whether it be in south africa, can you offer the libyans eventually nature? why with the prisoners of war treated in the so called war on terra, let alone ireland. you think, let's trust, we think you more about ireland and given the northern ireland protocol and the torture of irish people in that war. instead of treating about the fact that the supremacy of international law as regards prisoners of war should be always upheld . so russia's foreign minister sort of a lover off, he claims that collective west has been escalating the war in ukraine, not even hiding that its main goal is to weaken. russia is comments or came during a meeting of the un security council nathan fornia. so the not solution that was in the position of those states that pump military equipment into ukraine is cynical. and it doesn't hide the fact they wanted to plate and weaken russia by prolonging the co

so continue is primarily on bowers johnson always use shoes. relations with america bigger, i suspect least trust is going to do the same, in part because it's a break with european tennessee. i think you're right. i think i don't think it can be to the same extent from the west, of least least not because at least until that issue resolved. i think it is, can be one of those things that will be in the background will be one of the many competing issues for agenda. i think she's going to be obviously the 1st couple months, you know, with crisis after crisis, this won't be one of them all along to do lists at home for sure. thank you so much for a very interesting conversation. thank you. to all 3 of you haven't, they. com, lydia creek, petro specialist. thank you very much and thank you for watching. you can always watch this program again anytime by visiting our website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion, go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can of course, also join the conversation on twitter. we are, i've a j insights story from

while king charles was addressing both houses of parliament for the 1st time on monday bowers to full powers, lend without side brandishing a blank papers when he was approached by a police officer. hold up a blank point, why you also said you watch the home. it is right here on the side and the officer can be heard threatening to arrest him if he wrote, not my king all the paper. why? how to sign with nothing on it to make a point about lack of freedom of expression. the key thing we had that day was charles coming to call them who to say, i am king. and if it can be your my subject and i'm taking power, i think it's perfectly valid to someone who he's allegedly taking power over to say, well, i disagree with sure he politely, very, very politely, disagree with it. despite the exchange, the protest went ahead, sparking a national debate over freedom of speech, and prompting a re evaluation of policing around the funeral. we know some people want to protest on a range of issues during this time of national morning, said the police chiefs, council, and officers must balance these right