c. davis is a pretty lousy place for a monkey, the live mac cocker, not just a heads up. if you're an animal lover who can't stay in the thought of a monkey being harmed, you might want to turn off the rest of this video and go play donkey, come to ponder the beauty of x. the lawsuit. detail of several monkeys whose brains work whipped with neural link devices, experienced extreme vomiting and exhaustion, while others overcome by stress, allegedly mutilated themselves nor lakedale claims. those last fingers could have resulted from conflicts with other monkeys. and other bulky, reportedly developed a skin infection after having yearlings device drilled into its head. i'm not sure why neural link thought the conflicts with other monkeys line would help. hey, are monkeys don't sell farm necessarily. they're having so much fun here that sometimes they attack each other. if modern medicine can actually save and improve people's lives with neuro link type technology, then it should be pursued. but if human beings really want to merge with computers and have everything we exper

go davis to al jazeera senior fellow for russia and eurasia with the international institute for strategic studies, but also form at u. k. ambassador to belarus with us from washington d. c. thank you. sorry, davis not j v. so fighter i correct myself there. maybe we can talk about bella rhys, 1st of all, things that is where you spend time as, as an ambassador, the threat. and i think we can use that word from the bell, russian president of allowing nuclear weapons on to his soil to potentially be used there. how serious do you think that threat as well ill? rousseau, just taking a trouble to, to create a, a bo supposedly passed a referendum over the weekend. ah, that introduces new constitutional amendments into the bellows. the constitution, one of which will allow her for the 1st time since 1994 for nuclear weapons, to be stationed on better resumed soil. so that the legal formalities have been done. of course, a bill of rights is de facto already a co belligerent in this contest are actively supporting russia and her. it's increasingly clear now that the price that russia has extracted for support. lucas shanker ever since he faced, sustained her protests and demons

to mean that only white men were created equal and to pro-slavery southerners like john c calhoun and jefferson davis who argued that only states were created equal. for lincoln old men are created equal meant everyone men and women black and white all were entitled to the to the natural right of liberty if the -- is a man he once said my ancient faith tells me that all men are created equal. although lincoln had always hated slavery. he had never been much of a racial legalitarian. but as his commitment to the anti-slavery constitution intensified as the principle of fundamental human equality became the organizing theme of his politics his views on race shifted subtly in a more egalitarian direction. if the spirit of the constitution was anti-slavery, so was the text and here lincoln's confrontation with the pro-slavery constitution was direct and unambiguous. over the decades as northern activists writers and politicians steadily developed the anti-slavery interpretation of the constitution southerners had responded in kind with an increasingly radical pro-slavery interpretation. and again the lyn

c. calhoun and jefferson davis made.to be willing to murder a freedom writer in order to be racist against black people voting. you don't. all you have to do is be unwilling to enforce the 15th amendment. there is one constitutional provision that saves this country from the apartheid state that it was founded upon and that was the 15th amendment that grants suffrage regardless of race. then eventually the 19th amendment, which grants suffrage regardless of sex, then eventually after those came together, sometime later, black women also were included in suffrage in this country. if you don't support those two amendments, then you don't support equality, period, and right now, white people, white republicans, do not support and will not enforce those two amendments and that's why we are where we are. >> delegate price, i'm curious about this. one of the concerns that people have after they had last year's election is concerns about gerrymandering, about affecting the state population, moving ballot boxes, et cetera. what

c. also joining us from washington as nigel gal, davis is a senior fellow for russia and eurasia with the international institute for strategic studies is also a former u. k ambassador to belarus. welcome to al jazeera. so if you look at the latest lines that are coming out of ukraine and the president volunteer, zalinski has said that his forces remain in control off the capital. that's the spate russian troops closing in on it. how confident are you that they will remain in control? in the short term, it seems that they will, but this is a, at an early stage, this so dreadful conflict and is likely to get worse. russia is clearly facing setbacks. it did not expect that it's taking casual tooth, and ukraine is taking prisoners, including some quite seen at least one, possibly 2 brigade commanders. ah, and so russia will be motivated now to excel or h a b a before says that it brings to this conflict. good sir, so far been using around probably less than half of the total false as it is mobilized and prepared for this. so in numerical terms is quite clear that russia has a very, very sign

davies and james harrigan. thanks for being on book tv. my pleasure. thank you. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies and more including cox. cox is committed to providing eligible families access to affordable internet through the connect to compete program bridging the digital divide one connected and engaged student at a time cox bringing us closer cox along with these television companies support c-span, 2 as a public service. was the trump presidency a threat to american democracy democratic congressman adam schiff of california reflected on that question and his role in the president's first impeachment trial on our author interview program afterwards. if kevin mccarthy were ever to become speaker, essentially donald trump would be speaker. he would not. disagree with him ever and you would have an outside party effectively running the house of representatives and an e

davis k explains the spat season. can so of the muslim faith, known as the c, f. c. m, has fallen out of favor with the country's government. after years of being the official interlocutor between religious leaders and the authorities, it's been unceremoniously dumped. why? the muslim worship council was created to try to structure islam in france. it was structured at that time around national federations of algerians, moroccans, tunisians cameron's and turks. today we are seeing extremely strong interference from foreign states, and we cannot accept that. we hope there will be no more. this is the end of islamic foreign influence in france. instead, the government is moving towards a grassroots for him, which will include him, mom's women, and influential figures. this is, it says, much more representative than the cfc m. but the c f c m's general director says it won't be able to replace what it does. and despite reports, 8 won't be dissolving. reminisce forms a platform for discussions for the exchange of ideas in this form will not be a replacement for the c, f.

c. or kena fast o's ruling, military hunter has installed a new head of the armed forces. 54 year old davi comp rate. a former sports minister was given the job and an official ceremony in the capital who wanna do good. the regent regime came to power after to posing the democratically elected president in a coo last month for jazz. have been intensifying in india over decision by some universities to ban students from wearing the, his job inside classrooms. as others, fate has announced the closure of all educational institutions for 3 days, citing violence between muslim and hindu students. the main, suspecting the 2015 parents terror attacks says that he loves so called islamic state, but he denies murdering any what the french moroccan national is on trial accused of jihad, his atrocities. including the assault on the bat, decline, concert hall, a $130.00 people were killed after nearly 6 years of silence victims and lawyers want answers from this man. cellar of dis, love is believed to be the sole survivor of the terror squad. how did he become radicalized? at the hearing? he speaks,

c, w, one, a. the executive director, customer trust and confidence. one, why do you think your institution decided to create a particular title called executive director, customer trust and confidence? i think can davis already outlined that there's no, there's things that happened in the past, but the bank regrets i've got a house full of paper work for of a hard drive. this old rule of banking emails on in there because who do you see on the claim? the thing to do today i have available to you today off in conversation with people of i think it's one to see 5 laptops, not computer one through in the office. i wonder in the road and foolish jump. it becomes a concept. no, it becomes part of your life, takes away your life and it means that you can doing, you stuck mm we have had thousands of businesses coming to the m p. 's trying to deal with disputes on the back of things like r b s as global restructuring group. i'm obviously they h while threading, fraud as a much more extreme example of, of this kind of misconduct. but still essentially what we've identified between all the finance institutions where perhaps say we're not, i'm trying to pull and loans quite quickly in order to recapitalize the

companies support c-span 2 as a public service and tamiko brownagan dean of the harvard radcliffe institute, and it's my pleasure to welcome you to this afternoon's kim and judy davis dean's lecture american women and the ongoing battle to save democracy. before i introduce our featured speaker jennifer rubin, i'd like to take a moment to thank kim and judy davis who support makes his lecture series possible. i also want to acknowledge the members of the radcliffe institute leadership society and all our annual donors. your generosity keeps radcliffe programming free and open to the public and we thank you. today, we'll explore the ground swell of women's activism and political engagement that is reshaped american in recent years. this topic is a particular significance to us here at the radcliffe institute. we trace our origins to radcliffe college established in the late 19th century to educate women who at the time were denied access to harvard and we sustain a founding commitment to the study of womed

companies support c-span 2 as a public service and tamiko brownagan dean of the harvard radcliffe institute, and it's my pleasure to welcome you to this afternoon's kim and judy davis dean's lecture american women and the ongoing battle to save democracy. before i introduce our featured speaker jennifer rubin, i'd like to take a moment to thank kim and judy davis who support makes his lecture series possible. i also want to acknowledge the members of the radcliffe institute leadership society and all our annual donors. your generosity keeps radcliffe programming free and open to the public and we thank you. today, we'll explore the ground swell of women's activism and political engagement that is reshaped american in recent years. this topic is a particular significance to us here at the radcliffe institute. we trace our origins to radcliffe college established in the late 19th century to educate women who at the time were denied access to harvard and we sustain a founding commitment to the study of women and gender. women's political engagement is a particular strength of our slender library collections, and i encourage anyone who's interested in learning more to

but in seuss don davis on starbucks, the ramadan gear polluters and good site vixen armed in the, in the m a. c. d. 's us your the again, doug, it's up mercury soonest of an am undone. good side, victor. i need a moment with the air translation of the german schanzer. all of shells will connect as soon as a, as soon as we ag managed to get that connection that you were mentioning there at this element of unity. we've heard throughout this morning and yesterday and, and i'm assuming we're going to be hearing it a lot from at all i've shown is that where we can expect to read the days. well for me come lars to absolutely that will certainly be one of the key things about that he will address. he was just starting his speech by saying, i'm going to get to the geopolitical situation in a moment. and then we, we miss the rest of his doctor. here we go. here we go. let's douglas and national relations with council and in particular on the transatlantic friendship over the past years. thank you very much indeed, ambassador for been with i would also like to link to take this opportunity to give the wa