a review by british parliamentary by a british parliamentary committee has found that briggs, it had only made trade more expensive and complicated. none of us prime minister boris johnson is still defending the departure the statistics say otherwise, but prime minister barak johnson is still trying to paint briggs it as a success story. he's appointed european union critic, jacob re smoked to become the so called briggs, that opportunities minister, and he told parliament that you were to blame for any possible problems resulting from the post for exit trade agreement. the country to the way it is being applied by our friends. it does not require that all foods and all medicines, little upon to be systematically checked in the way that they are mister speaker, and we must fix it. and we goodwill. and we common sense, i believe we can fix fitness to speak of it. if our friends don't show the requisite common sense, then of course we will trigger article 60 that we need to spending the current deal with the e. u. something brussels wants could lead to a wider trade war. the current si

it found the early detectable impact of briggs. it was more trade barriers between the delays at the border, the extra cost, little extra paperwork, a lot of businesses assign for it's been a real struggle for them. so we said to the government repeatedly before breaks it . and again, in this report, you need to step up and support small businesses. the report found that while big businesses can handle the hurdles, many small companies are struggling with the new systems. the same old story with this government getting a mass protect their mites, an off working people to pick up the bill. truck drivers say long lines at the border are already the new normal. the parliamentary report, once things could get worse, once trade and travel returned to post pandemic levels. ok, small stores making news around the world now. place in new zealand capital, wellington, arrested more than 50 people protesting against corona, virus, mandates and restrictions. several 100 demonstrators have been camped out for 3 days in front of parliament. road

. >> reporter: for thatcher baker briggs, an obsession for cooking became a passion for wine.d thatcher wine consultants. when he is not at restaurants, he is roaming the globe as a private sommelier. >> i am constantly on the road. i spent three or four months of the year in europe spending time with winemakers, understanding the vintages. the world is a lot different for sommeliers than probably people think that it is. we are not just sitting around all day drinking wine. i mean, we are, but differently. >> reporter: there are only three black master sommeliers in the world. according to zip.com, in 2021, blacks accounted for 11% of all sommeliers. >> i think the thing that has submit upset me the most are the people that are aware of these issues, but then, rather than doing something about it, a number of them decided to denounce their acidification and they said, i don't want to be a part of a group of people that has racist people in it. okay? cool. well, you are the one person that is not racist, you're the one person that could evoke change, and you denounce your titl

and last but not least i think about i'm eliza briggs who? if any of you all know jim clyburn, you know that he loves telling the story of hearing eliza briggs and little little claritan county, south carolina. you know without hearing analyze a briggs filing a lawsuit in 1949. there would be no brown versus the board of education of topeka, kansas. it was the first case filed in that landmark collection of cases. and so i just want you to as we as we're in this very weird convergence of historical events at this time. just sit back and think how far we've come and you'll get a really conflicting answer, but you'll get one that i think will motivate you to do what john lewis said, which is to continue to step one to the pages of history. you'll realize that when you ask yourself that question you realize that we've made progress anybody who tells you we haven't made progress in this country is just lying to you no matter how dark it gets. you understand that we've made a great deal of progress in this country. but the challenge for us is unde

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i'm briggs from berlin. this is the day. ah, i hardly. i'm hardly find it necessary to be stated, but we have a 100 percent policy against doping. they've just kind of made a mockery of the system. they're using athletes and as business as usual. yeah, i think it's just another provocation that the west is focused on. it against our country is up at the news. they are meddling in sports with that dirty hands into a t mines. part of it is a young athlete is potentially being abused gum at the hands of the russia state or sport system. they should have been suspended in real should have been suspended piano chain and they should have in spanish suspended in china. we've seen the story before and it's finally time to wake up and do something about it. also coming up the brands that would be competing for your eyes and your stomach this sunday, during the superbowl of kicked his party up in uh oh, you know, they also taste great on salad houses or we get it. i love salads, i will go those from mexico but to our viewers watching on p b. s in t

a europe was busy with itself, with briggs did, and many people were focusing on the pressing issue of tackling incident climate change. so hootin is very much back on the gender again. now all of charles does have to give him the feeling that this is a partner, that a partnership that is worth working towards. and of course that we can't change the do a graphical situation anyway. so whether people like it or not, germany is very close to russia, so they will have to find some way of your staying in touch if war is to be avoided . but that's what you hear from government officials and all i've shoals is going to try and convince people that it's worth getting back to the negotiating table. and at the moment you see that normandy format as the way to go, where germany and france essentially coordinate all their strategies very closely together with the rest of the european union. and then they bring ukraine and russia back to the table. and hopefully while they talk, they can't fight each of them. nina has, they're giving us the back story perspective and insight, dw politics respond i

the region is currently facing fresh tensions of the briggs it protocol that keeps northern ireland in the use, the single market. the economic community of west african states eco vos, as asked the regime that seized power burkina faso last week to propose an election time table. the group held an emergency summit in ganawe's capital, a crowd to discuss measures against booking of fossil, as well as what the group called a dangerous trend of military power grabs in the region. you as president joe biden says, the leader of the so called islamic state has been killed during an overnight raid by us special forces in syria, 13 others, including women and children, also died after the target detonated a suicide bomb. it follows growing concerned that i s maybe trying to regroup in the region. a collapsed roof and a dead terrorist leader. the result of a us special forces rayed in the pre dawn hours on thursday morning, in assyrian village near the turkish border. avo abraham. allah, shami al karachi, reportedly blew himself up as about 2 dozen troops back by air support. moved in on a hou

he recognized briggs central transportation function and used it for trade. the content play was looking for transit routes to crossed the elves and found them here. the great sun, bernhard, and simpler passes in, ah, during the 30 years war, the simpler past was a key artery between the great powers to day kos busch talk about would be described as a war profiteer. he accumulated immeasurable wealth. in the mid 17th century. he even had a monopoly on salt, and he increased his fortune through speculation. struck up as lived by the sang saucepan, luke ra carpet. god's favorite shall skim the prophets to day, his family line no longer exists. the shock up a palace isn't far from the train station where the glacier express is already waiting. ah ah ah. our trip on the slowest express train in the world now takes us along the rhone valley in switzerland trail have also always been important for tourism. ah, england little france also did the english and the french some of home came on. the simpler orient express express. wanted to get to the best and of course,

i think that was my executive briggs favorite line in front of congress. at one point. we don't want our tech companies to become any more powerful than they already are. there are 2 giant economic engines, and so facebook setup is independent oversight board. that i think a lot of people were quite skeptical about it and just as quietly goes about doing its work. and so i think they are going to have to become struck like that. what's the supreme court if you want to use that analogy for the metaphors or for facebook or for twitter or for any of these big tech platforms? and so i would say they've actually made some encouraging staff, but they've got a long way to go. and certainly, i would say the trust factor is not very high right now in the facebook made history 18 years ago when that appealed to younger people. it doesn't seem to be doing the same impact on them as we speak. so is the fight in the, in the future between although social media giants going to be primarily focused on winning the hearts and minds of the youngest fashions of society. this is, you know,

grievances against the government. officials have begun to crack it out on protest as blocking ambassador briggs connecting the troy to windsor ontario. it's the busiest older crossing in north america. a canadian judge has issued an injunction allowing police to begin clearing people out at the local mess as he intended to remove all demonstrate and hopeful that the vast majority of the protesters appreciate the rule of law. appreciate that the court has agreed to grant this injunctive relief. they've made their point move on, but if they fail to move on, police will have capabilities to move in and help them move out. well, we went to law a couple of weeks ago and we're here today because we stand for freedom, a free country, and we should be able to work and travel and congregate with people. as we please, my wife is a business owner. her business has been closed for 18 months out of 2 years. i felt that at home, there's people who lost their businesses lost their homes. so we understand that pain and we feel it. and since we've been here, and since we've had people in ottawa, the world is on

off of the riggers briggs road northeast to the interesting combination of people. yes. yeah. i do. i do like that port. yeah. the part that i don't live in is the fact that if and brewery you probably would not be able to tell that it is a brewery less f r is dr. the other people. it's really is not as much about how things are going to look like as much as how i believe about it was more and for me it's, it's not the end deal that decides whether, whether this is ok or not, the way to it. that also is the more of it, right, is the final deal, you know away from everything and all of that. sure. right. but i'm, i am i also getting through like who is this for right? although this is the final product, but who is it for whom i supporting my line like this all plays as a part of that. and for me as like from a moral aspect as to do with the drinking. pretty much right, right. i got that. i got that even more important. i mean the wall is difficult to find, but even more important than the wall i want. i want new all to be in relation to the community, right? right. where, where the c

[applause] and now, a virtual performance from hope briggs. [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪said before, i'm with the leo t. mccarthy center and for us, we're really focused on service learning, being in service to others and really preparing students for a successful life in public service. so that being said, as we honor m.l.k. day, i want to encourage you all -- i'm sure everyone is going to be doing this, it's a day of service, a week in the service, but i want to encourage you all to continue with your service throughout the year. continue to be in service with others. that's pretty much the work we do with the students. i'm about to take my seat now. but i want to say thank you so much for coming out. enjoy the rest of the show and look forward to seeing you next time. thank you. >> to continue our towards freedom, please welcome to the stage i am rebel. >> how you all doing tonight? good? everybody having a good night? my name is i am rebel and my music is special to me because i write not only about me, but the people who are marginalized and the people who are not no

. >> tonight brigg crowd is going wild. >> the men was growing. >> there is mountains of evidence, this comes out. everybody fell like she is the one that is going to unveil all the evidence, election fraud. but the people that were giving evidence of election fraud is the same message we had heard a day before, weeks before, but it was like it's coming. it's going to be revealed. like keeping us, keeping us holding on for the next breath. >> all that energies with released, january 6th. he saw what we saw. he didn't take the same lesson. >> i felt like a proud patriot on that day. it's not popular to say, but that's what i felt like. then just some crazy fight scenes started happening. >> did you think are we the bad guys? >> i thought this doesn't end well. >> what made you realize this was a cult? this is deeply immoral behavior. it is not patriotic either. >> so after january the 6th, i came here, i kept mumbling, i felt like i just got out of the a cult. >> what makes him frustrated is that though he calls it a cult, he still believes much of the cult's propaganda and still excuses

[applause] and now, a virtual performance from hope briggs. [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪said before, i'm with the leo t. mccarthy center and for us, we're really focused on service learning, being in service to others and really preparing students for a successful life in public service. so that being said, as we honor m.l.k. day, i want to encourage you all -- i'm sure everyone is going to be doing this, it's a day of service, a week in the service, but i want to encourage you all to continue with your service throughout the year. continue to be in service with others. that's pretty much the work we do with the students. i'm about to take my seat now. but i want to say thank you so much for coming out. enjoy the rest of the show and look forward to seeing you next time. thank you. >> to continue our towards freedom, please welcome to the stage i am rebel. >> how you all doing tonight? good? everybody having a good night? my name is i am rebel and my music is special to me because i write not only about me, but the people who are marginalized and the people who are not no

a former student steven briggs has a presentation we'd like to make. >> 40 plus years ago i was a student mean? what can you do with this money? >> so, like, this is amazing. i didn't even -- you know, just the fact that we're honoring a teacher like miss robinson warmed my heart. but to know that -- we were talking about equity. this is something that will really help us when we're talking about equity. this is something that will go to us getting things for our auditorium, audio, sound, visual equipment to do some things. incentives and pbis so we can reward our students and things. this is going to go to doing some amazing things here. wells fargo and "good morning america," i want to thank you for this opportunity. >> thank you, steve. >> look, i know it's been a lot. feels like we might be done. we're not. we're not. come over here please. you're still rolling with me here. if you look out the window, take a peek at that truck. that truck is full of pencils, paper, printers, markers, everything in that truck is being donated. >> amazing. >> whoo! >> we know resources are always tight

[applause] and now, a virtual performance from hope briggs. [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ we're really focused on service learning, being in service to others and really preparing students for a successful life in public service. so that being said, as we honor m.l.k. day, i want to encourage you all -- i'm sure everyone is going to be doing this, it's a day of service, a week in the service, but i want to encourage you all to continue with your service throughout the year. continue to be in service with others. that's pretty much the work we do with the students. i'm about to take my seat now. but i want to say thank you so much for coming out. enjoy the rest of the show and look forward to seeing you next time. thank you. >> to continue our towards freedom, please welcome to the stage i am rebel. >> how you all doing tonight? good? everybody having a good night? my name is i am rebel and my music is special to me because i write not only about me, but the people who are marginalized and the people who are not normal, but everyday people struggling to get it together. so

[applause] and now, a virtual performance from hope briggs. [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪efore, i'm with the leo t. mccarthy center and for us, we're really focused on service learning, being in service to others and really preparing students for a successful life in public service. so that being said, as we honor m.l.k. day, i want to encourage you all -- i'm sure everyone is going to be doing this, it's a day of service, a week in the service, but i want to encourage you all to continue with your service throughout the year. continue to be in service with others. that's pretty much the work we do with the students. i'm about to take my seat now. but i want to say thank you so much for coming out. enjoy the rest of the show and look forward to seeing you next time. thank you. >> to continue our towards freedom, please welcome to the stage i am rebel. >> how you all doing tonight? good? everybody having a good night? my name is i am rebel and my music is special to me because i write not only about me, but the people who are marginalized and the people who are not normal,

to jackson-lee, ranking member to briggs, generally, ranking member jordan and members of this subcommittee this concludes my remarks. i'm happy to answer any questions you have. >> work. i am very pleased to recognize you for five minutes. >> thank you chairman and ranking member biggs. chairman another and ranking member jordan. my name is julie kelly emma senior contributor for american greatness. for nearly a year i have afforded on the inhumane conditions the correctional treatment facility which has been satisfied to did taint americans charged in the justice department capitol reach probe or the justice department's got pretrial attention or at least 100 genera six protesters 40 to hundred generally six protesters, and but no more than 70 men are incarcerated at prisons across the country awaiting trial. at least 37 of those men are detained at the d.c. correctional treatment facility. it's important to underscore to the committee and to those watching that these defendants have not been convicted of any crime. most have no criminal record, some did not even face violent charges rela

alvin briggs. >> ainsley: brag. >> steve: thank you very much. harlem is in the middle of a crisis.olitical person. he sees the predicament his day one memo has put his party in. and now apparently, on friday. they reversed two of the policies. one is now a commercial robbery with a knife will be counted as a felony again. >> ainsley: oh, well, good. >> steve: exactly. and if you use a gun in the commission of a crime, it's going to be counted as a felony. because, as we had told people, you know, if you have got it, you don't shoot it, you pretty much walk. >> ainsley: then you can go back home. retail theft that do not involve risk of physical harm, however, get a pass. >> ainsley: retail thefts up 36%. this guy the hamburglar he went into a trader joe's which is abusery store i guess they have them all over the country now in new york city told we can't do anything about it we need the cart back. he stacks them all up. he is having trouble carrying them. walks outside and sees the street cleaner grabs one of his. the street cleaner gets mad at him hey man what the f are you doing

yes, and john major is that long—time critic of borisjohnson and they disagree over briggs in other issuesnt, particularly as he seems to pick up on labour�*s attack and this idea of one rule for them and one for the other and elsewhere he said that members of the government seem to believe that they and they alone need not obey the rules of conventions of public life. here is a keir starmer reacted. i conventions of public life. here is a keir starmer reacted.— conventions of public life. here is a keir starmer reacted. i think it's time for the _ a keir starmer reacted. i think it's time for the prime _ a keir starmer reacted. i think it's time for the prime minister - a keir starmer reacted. i think it's time for the prime minister to - a keir starmer reacted. i think it's time for the prime minister to go | time for the prime minister to go and it's— time for the prime minister to go and it's in— time for the prime minister to go and it's in the national interest. the only— and it's in the national interest. the only people can remove him are his own _ the only people can remove him ar

i'm briggs from berlin. this is the day. ah, i hardly, i've hardly find it necessary to be stated, but we have a 100 percent policy against doping. they've just kind of made a mockery of the system. they're using athletes, and it's business as usual.