my life is in derek chauvin's hands.conduct and released. there was another case we found where chauvin was arresting a woman named zoya code, who had been accused of assaulting her mother. it takes a little while for the body camera sound to click on, but you can see code resisting, and chauvin cuffing her, and taking her to the ground. (beeping) >> hey, guess what? i didn't even move since he said stop fighting. guess what? >> no, you did fight. >> guess what? that's why people dead now. >> it's okay. >> that's why people dead now. watch this. >> stand up. >> you wanna see me murdered? you wanna see me murdered? >> zoya, your children are here. please think of them. stand up. >> no. >> please think of them. >> i'm resisting, i'm not gonna stand up. >> no, you're not. >> look! look, he just slamming my face around and stuff. take my glasses off. >> zoya! >> take my glasses off. ow! they took me outside. they pushed me forcefully to the ground by the grass, not in the grass, it just looked like that. you weak? ow! strong

chauvin was sentenced to 22.5 years. deprivation of liberty. partners were found guilty, but while they are waiting for the verdict, and floyd became a national hero, who was buried by all the people in zolotoy, this was such a day in history. we install , open, watch russian channels and all series of movies and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries for free without registration. interview with former american military intelligence officer scott rieter i try to stick to historical facts and our reality. nato's behavior in the 1990s and 2000s was increasingly destabilizing not only for russia but for the whole of europe russia has always cared about the expansion of nato, it was done in a very hypocritical way. today, ukrainian soldiers are at nato bases in germany poland and are trained for 40-60 days. this does not mean that russia is losing. this means that the price of victory will be much higher today's confrontation is the struggle between nato and russia for the future of russia cases in july last year, an officer knocked down

chauvin was sentenced to 22.5 years. deprivation of liberty. his partners found guilty, but while they are waiting for the verdict, and floyd became a national hero, who was buried by all the people in zolotoy, this was such a day in history. interview with former american military intelligence officer scott rieter i try to stick to historical facts and our reality, the ukrainian government and some armed groups terrorized ethnic russians in luhansk donetsk, as a result, a near-civil war erupted. when this conflict began, the united states was already providing ukraine military aid of several hundred million dollars annually. americans are very well versed in aspects of ukrainian politics. they know who bendera is and don't know who the nazis are back in 2019 mainstream media. they said that ukraine has a problem with nazism. the united states is pursuing the goal of making the conflict continue. as long as possible. mcdonald's restaurants in russia are opening under a new brand. will the new owner be able to maintain th

i will never forget we were at the minneapolis courthouse for derek chauvin. someone came ined the room and said the policewoman just killed someone. we were not even out of the trial. they had a trial right there in their county of the police man you would think they would be on extra good behavior. they killed this boy at a traffic stop. we waited for court to be over and we hope to get the funeral done and all that. i ended up helping do that eulogy the day after the conviction of derek chauvin. so found guilty of murder, everyone's happy, we go back to the hotel tears streaming down mour eyes, national, international media and then the next morning there's another victim. you only do that ifth you are committed and people i write about are committed because you can't stop until you change the system that keeps allowing this to happen without penalty and accountability. >> the idea of that commitment and eric garner's mom that there was something in it and i think about your story both even those you talk about in washington temple or the breadbasket i thin

los 25 aÑos que pidieron se compran al mismo tiempo que la sentencia de 22 aÑos y medio que cumple chauvinpor facilitar los casos de abuso sexual a varias niÑas durante una dÉcada, los abogados de maxwell pidieron una sentencia mucho mÁs corta alegando su infancia difÍcil y traumÁtica. ilia: el comitÉ de congreso que investiga el ataque al capitolio del 6 de enero iniciÓ hoy su quinta audiencia, hoy se enfocaron a las presiones del presidente trump a la fiscalÍa para cambiar los resultados de las elecciones, pedro rojas nos cuenta hoy que ocurriÓ. pedro: ¿en quÉ manera el presidente trump y sus aliados trataron de influenciar al departamento de justicia? fue lo que busco demostrarse en la quinta audiencia pÚblica que investiga el ataque capitales del 6 de enero de 2021, para el abogado malÚ los testimonios dejaron claras las verdaderas intenciones del mandatario. >> querÍa que el departamento de justicia actuarÁ como su abogado personal. pedro: el ex fiscal general interino asegurÓ que trump sugiriÓ enviar cartas a georgia y otros estados afirmando que se habÍa cometido fraude electoral. "

vyacheslav lipinsky wrote, ukrainian chauvinism will bring the political idea of ​​ukraine's death toriot. it means to wish with all the strength of your soul the creation of a human community of people who will live on ukrainian soil. they dream of drowning in the dnieper most of their own fellow countrymen to be a chauvinist. this means covering up their spiritual emptiness and their inferiority, namely, betrayal, careerism , declassification. fanatical exclamations about now ukraine about ridna mov prom ukrainians about damned muscovites and lyakhov god forbid you from this kind of nationalism, which can only bring what has already brought the ruin of ukraine aleksey denisov vasily yakovlev aleksey pisamsky especially for the vesti nedeli program and now the us economic news wants to set a limit on the cost of insurance and transportation for raw materials from russia, the discussion is expected only in october. while questions remain open, a family group is going to ban gold imports from russia, an official statement should be announced tomorrow us economists managed to give a neg

obvious thing that we always have to remember when we talk about the historical origins of russian chauvinism the grief of the hetman. greetings , mr. games. well, i would like to talk about the state of russian society, as you can see, if not pacifism. at least the desire to end the war and the line just like that, without some important external events, it will not change. it can change only in two cases. obvious for the russians, for the russians it happens that it is obvious that russia is defeated at the front or in the case of such a global economic crisis with a serious decrease in the standard of living of the population and mass mobilization when this war will affect directly and very painfully the residents of russia, most of the population who now perceive it as children , afternoon programs on tv are not for the offensive life and for the offensive being a person who does not harness such superficial interests, that's only in in this case, there may be a shift in public relations in the direction of disfavor, alienation, and crimes. i want to ask you to interrupt for a while . to

what is not is the chauvinism, where you believe that what you have is better than anybody else's.ieve that. that is not acceptable. racism is not accessible because it's more or less the same thing. and so it goes. so nationalism is something that makes the world — not nationalism but national expression and differences of national character and its expression, they make the world as rich as it is. it is a rich world. you make it richer. semyon bychkov, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you so much. thank you, stephen. hello. even with the weekend's rain in the west, it's been a rather dry month so far across most parts of the country. but if i show you the rainfall animation for this week, notice how it mounts up across these western areas, the colours deepening. it's here where we could see anything between 40—80 mm of rain, more especially around the hills and the coast. some eastern areas where so far thisjune, we've seen onlyjust over a quarter of our normal rainfall, not a huge amount is expected at all. although there's still a chance we could see a bit more

work, the less likely you are to return faster. and you are an egoist morev, that's straight damn chauvinismoften. well yeah, i won't be under your control. but i need this job. i know that no one will do better than me. i want to be useful to the country. the center was seriously considering sending you and me here . and i told you, pull the italian. so it's because of you that i ended up getting married. four options for withdrawal, but we still have a couple of days without cover groups will arrive from france . good evening, señora, good evening, officers, you need help. you're all right female chatter. so option number one. option number two you and the boy yes option number three alexander arthur option number four. where are your children far away? they are almost fully grown. yes, and the business trip was not that long, it dragged on for 12 years with an emergency location, it all started. everything will be fine. everything will be fine. answer hard. my girl well, she asked me to take care of you. ask for whatever you want. no, i'm not here for this and why are you here she asked m

black lives matter movement and the 2020 murder of george floyd by minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, americans of all races marched in protest demanding justice professor would point to that being a part of juneteenth legacy and the reason it can be celebrated by everyone today, emancipation, but struggle against slavery, people in black abolitionists were worse central to that. but it was also a >> highly interracial social movement. it was a social movement in which women were heavily involved and led directly to women's rights movements. and so you not sense. and that's up haitian and june teen is for for everyone. nas it made kron 4 news? >> well, the city of laid out some safety measures for big gatherings for juneteenth holiday weekend. starting tomorrow. city officials say they want to keep lakeshore avenue at lake merritt safe for drivers and pedestrians. officials say one of the biggest concerns they have is the traffic jams might make it difficult for any emergency vehicles are ambulances that need to access the area. so officers are going to be temporarily closing off str

black lives matter movement and the 2020 murder of george floyd by minneapolis police officer derek chauvinicans of all races marched in protest demanding justice professor would point to that being a part of juneteenth legacy and the reason it can be celebrated by everyone today, emancipation, the struggle against slavery, people in black abolitionists were worse central to that. but it was also a >> highly interracial social movement. it was a social movement in which women were heavily involved and led directly to women's rights movements. and so you not sense. and that's up haitian and june teen is for for everyone. has it made kron 4 news? >> coming up, former president trump responded to the january 6 hearings for the fi it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cu

what is not is the chauvinism, where you believe that what you have is better than anybody else�*s.ot acceptable. racism is not accessible because it's more or less the same thing. and so it goes. so nationalism is something that makes the world — not nationalism but national expression and differences of national character and its expression, they make the world as rich as it is. it is a rich world. you make it richer. semyon bychkov, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you so much. thank you, stephen. for those of you wondering if the hot, sunny spell last week was our summer, don't worry, this week is looking pretty warm as well. the satellite picture picks up an area of cloud that we had across southern parts of both england and wales during sunday. that actually produced outbreaks of rain which became a little bit more organised through the evening time but right now we are seeing this rain band pull away and increasingly, the weather will become drier here over the next few hours. showers fading away from the northeast of scotland, so most parts of the uk, clear s

kind of top- down coup because there are probably only people left around putin who are jealous of chauvinism others. this course is what it is, it will continue, that is, it can be a price until you sit down and count how many of these resources will be, or will be liked by many of my compatriots who just sit and have such a religious idea that to putin, putin will die unconditionally. this is true. i am also like that. how can i listen to this? yes, but you are afraid of the question, and in such a confrontation with putin, ukraine will last 10-15 years as a state. even if they help with economic resources, they will never accept territories . the russian army enters vremya and says that for three years, rockets will be rained down there. well , here we have such a life, we are like israel, but in europe, but i don’t know how many people are ready to live like this here, and some people understand that this is not 100 days такой жизни а 200 300 i don't know there 900 000 1800 how much how much is possible how much is it possible to live like this here i can say that putin's will run out of

this is about the famous russian chauvinism. i say it again. what if someone thinks that the war will end simply because russia will simply take the territory and put its soldiers there, i don't know, at the crossroads, everything will be as it was before no , it will never be like that, life will change completely already, ukrainians will have to survive and er, i don't know until- to prove that a ukrainian is something well, it's worth it because, well, we've been there for 70 years and we understand that now they're also receiving signals from the occupied territories - they're making fun of people, they're infesting it, well, constant, constant, what mocking of our as a ukrainian people, we are fighting now not just because there will be one political regime or another political regime in ukraine. no, we are fighting now because the ukrainian nation will live or not. the russians already understand what they have already let go there. they gave us independence and saw what we did not want they are already in the same family,

that now russia, first of all, considers them second class like them famous russians love this chauvinism. let's say yes, and secondly, i think that they now think that they have the right to come there at any moment and, let's say, save anyone , whether it's the russian-speaking people or the russian culture that is there or simply russian citizens as they always do it having issued russian passports just like that yes even at every subscription and then they come to save these people thank you thank you sir roman we had a people's deputy of ukraine roman kostenko in contact with us we talked with him about the current situation about what is happening with the war with the mood of the russians, eh, in this war of the russian leadership and with the mood of the ukrainians, we have a rather important topic this week - this is the foreign policy situation, we will now talk with hanna shelest , the director of the security program at the radio treason studio of foreign policy, the ukrainian vocation. i congratulate you , ladies. good day. in principle, it can be assumed that there are two s

vyacheslav lipinsky wrote, ukrainian chauvinism will bring the political idea of ​​ukraine's death toll the strength of your soul the creation of a human community of people who will live on ukrainian soil. they dream of drowning in the dnieper most of their own fellow countrymen to be a chauvinist. this means to cover up their spiritual emptiness and their inferiority, namely, betrayal, careerism , declassification. fanatical exclamations about now ukraine about ridna mov prom ukrainians about damned muscovites and lyakhov god forbid you from this kind of nationalism, which can only bring what has already brought the ruin of ukraine evening with vladimir solovyov on our channel premiere of the documentary film admiral kolchak life and death for russia, outstanding personality, the brightest figure in the russian history of the 20th century. hereditary russian officers, a photo leader, a polar explorer, a hero of the russian-japanese and world war i , he devoted his life to serving the fatherland, but with the coming of the bolsheviks to power after

and cosmopolitanism, that chauvinism is a kind of subsection of cosmopolitanism.der multiplication of identity changes in all societies of what happened recently, in fact the process of such fascism happens because people are deprived of identity. they , as it were, but remain so naked and individuals and do not themselves know where to go, whether he is equal to an ant, or whether solovyov is a man in general. the child can’t even figure it out, he doesn’t know what gender he is, but i’m not talking about that now, but we need to return to the person. we have lost, in general, the idea of ​​​​what we live for and why do these or those managerial ones exist? structure and so on. yes, there are people with speculative plans that rely only on enrichment. i even condemn, as now at the moment i will not. they are wired for it. here, but we have to think about it, and we all the time think about how we should revive a person in a red project. here the nazis, in their project of man, seem to see how nothing is above man, and so on. maybe in a life of struggle. no, until

derek chauvin that killed george floyd was convicted of murder.will be in prison the rest of his life. now what they're seeing is that what we've done, wee have created a sen narrow -- scenario where the bad guys don't take policing seriously. the white house is encouraging peaceful protests, but they're not enforcing the law. then what they're left with is a nonsafe environment in front of a security justice' home. that's what they're doing. there's all talk and no action. >> that's where jesse, they're clearly out of touch. one of many examples. they can take a lesson from your book and get out on the street and go talk to people. >> jesse: wow! ever have people over for a dinner party and they want to change everything about your menu? they get in the kitchen. they start adding things to the dishes that you don't want to do. like you have a lasagne. why don't we fry it? no. you bake a lasagne. let's have white wine. no. we're serving red wines. that's what liberals. they want to experiment and try out new stuff after 25 years of low crime rates

here he found himself in an environment saturated with chauvinism and nationalism - these are formernge. i'll take it, i need to prove that i'm not my own, and he begins to tell horrors. who are russians? yes, they are wild people. that's all that he knew about russia about the russians - it's all turned upside down. now for him dostoevsky is an unloved writer. and this man, who showed all the depravity of the russian soul, he is a very tenacious person. he starts talking. uh, with these people he and he notice acquaintance with hitler marked the beginning of the political career of rosang. in 1920, he joined the nazi party and soon became editor of its main organ, the völkescherbeubachter newspaper. in it, he actively publishes anti-semitic articles and quickly gains the image of one of the main specialists in racial theory. at the same time, the main work of rosenberg is a myth of the 20th century, a prominent nazi was not highly rated. hitler called the book a little-understood nonsense written by a self-confident balt. nevertheless, after coming to power, the fuhrer appoints rose

this gentleman, will you please join me in welcoming dwight chauvin and frank [applause] >> thank you, tim. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. what a great, great group we have here. i want to thank you all for coming. this obviously is a huge occasion for me and i am really honored to have a frank here asking the questions so. we hope you enjoyed, we are going to have some q&a at the end, and be thinking of any questions you might have as we listen to us. frank? >> will, again, thank you. for being here and helping to launch dwight support book is. quite a story. it ranges over a whole period of history and the whole period in our whole gamut of emotions from this ecstasy but a lot of agony so it goes from kansas to the white house to the forbidden city to the lompoc federal correctional institution. so it's a book for all the seasons that is a book for young people who are going to believe in getting a career, and thinking about public service, and for other older people who are sort of assessing or analyzing life choices and assessing a life. so, i begin with very pedestrian quest

officers at -- in the george -- in response to the george floyd arrest stood there and watched derek chauvin essentially embark on an intentional act that resulted in the death of george floyd. they were witnesses to mr. floyd's suffering and stood there and did nothing. in this case, it seems likely that the officers in the hallway will be able to point to a leadership decision instructing them not to go forward, not to enter the room, so they may be shielded in the sense from that sort of criminal liability because they were simply following orders, albeit horrendously poor orders, but makes thes the situation a littt different. >> andrew mccabe, thanks so much. >> yeah, thanks. >>> next, the treasury secretary says she was wrong for predicting how painful inflation would be, how high it would go, how long it would last, and new polling shows the rise in prices that are having a real impact on family budgets. >>> plus, president biden says the u.s. will provide the most advanced weapons so far to ukraine as russia's make something advances, closing in on a key ukrainian city in the east. l

uh, this is not male chauvinism in any way, but there really is, uh, women are not very worthy let'se it, perhaps he is capable of her performance was just the pinnacle acting skills, if there was a judicial oscar , it would obviously go to the actress, but see for yourself what emotions. why so many people do not feel sympathy for her, because absolutely different reactions everywhere we see insincerity, then she sits on a cake with styling with exquisite makeup and chooses poses to look beautiful in the camera, then she is with some kind of sack or not combed completely without make-up or quite a bit allows himself some violent reactions there, of course, this is a magnificent acting game, but not get nervous. she can't, she needs to defend herself. but this performance became the most replicated on the network, my dog ​​stepped on a bee, i had to go to the vet and, as a result, during our own vacation. we had to go elsewhere, and eventually returned home. the people could not pass by such a stormy reaction, the actress to the bee sting of her beloved dog, hundreds of americans beg

black lives matter movement and the 2020 murder of george floyd by minneapolis police officer derek chauvinicans of all races marched in protest demanding justice professor would point to that being a part of juneteenth legacy and the reason it can be celebrated by everyone today, emancipation, the struggle against slavery, people in black abolitionists wereeworse central to that. but it was also a >> interracial social movement. it was a social movement in which women were heavily involved and led directly to women's rights movements. and so you not sense. and that's up haitian and june teen is for for everyone. has it made kron 4 news? >> the city of oakland has laid out safety measures for big gatherings for the juneteenth holiday weekend. city officials are saying they want to keep lakeshore avenue at lake merritt, safer drivers and pedestrians. officials say one of the biggest concerns are traffic jams that could make it difficult for emergency vehicles and ambulances access to the area. officers will be temporarily closing off streets to prevent traffic congestion. beacon street borde

black lives matter movement in the 2020 murder of george floyd by minneapolis police officer derek chauvinericans of all races marched in protest demanding justice professor would point to that being a part of juneteenth legacy and the reason it can be celebrated by everyone today, emancipation, but struggle against slavery, people in black abolitionists were worse central to that. but it was also a >> highly interracial social movement. it was a social movement in which women were heavily involved and led directly to women's rights movements. and so you not sense. and that's up haitian and june teen is for for everyone. has it made kron 4 news. the city of oakland laid out safety measures for the big gatherings for the juneteenth holiday. >> and what they're saying is they want to keep lakeshore avenue at lake merritt, safer drivers and pedestrians. one of the big concerns is traffic. if it jams up a can make it difficult for emergency vehicles, ambulances to get through that area. so they're going to be temporarily closing off streets to prevent congestion. beacon street voting way, broo

black lives matter movement and the 2020 murder of george floyd by minneapolis police officer derek chauvinericans of all races marched in protest demanding justice professor le roy police to that being a part of juneteenth legacy and the reason it can be celebrated by everyone today, emancipation, the struggle against slavery, people in black abolitionists were worse central to that. but it was also a >> highly interracial social movement. it was a social movement in which women were heavily involved and led directly to women's rights movements. and so you not sense. and that's up haitian and june teen is for for everyone. has it made kron 4 >> it's 6.52 right now in the city of oakland laid out safety measures for big gatherings for the juneteenth holiday. let's take a look at what they decided. officials want to keep lakeshore avenue at lake merritt, safe for drivers and pedestrians. one of the biggest concerns, traffic jams that could make it difficult for emergency vehicles, ambulances to access that area. so officers are going to be temporarily blocking off the streets in that area to

it is abject chauvinism. democrats have never taken _ chauvinism. key state. a. pennsylvania, a very key state. a swing state but it is also an incredibly divided how much is this going to be on the ballot now in the mid—term elections? l going to be on the ballot now in the mid-term elections?— going to be on the ballot now in the mid-term elections? i think this and many other— mid-term elections? i think this and many other things. _ mid-term elections? i think this and many other things. pennsylvania, i many other things. pennsylvania, historically, has become old the keystone — historically, has become old the keystone state. we originally held the first _ keystone state. we originally held the first 13 colonies together and be proved to be the keystone state and multiple elections recently yet again _ and multiple elections recently yet again i_ and multiple elections recently yet again. i am certain we will be the keystone — again. i am certain we will be the keystone state and i have to tell you. _ keystone state and i have to tell you. my —

he is a victim of his own mistakes and the mistakes ofs derek chauvin. but he's not worthy of celebration. he's not worthy of a national holiday in his memory, the events of 1865, the sacrifices that people made during that time frame all worthy of celebration. i wish we were doing that . i call it america's resurrection, its rebirth. it's nearly as important as 1770 and we should celebrateu that and should be very unified. but that's notmb what we're doing. so how can keep the same people are pushing for t juneteenth alo excuse the toppling of abraham lincoln statues. i mean, lincoln wasta the guy who died for this , right? >> one of many but one for sure . it speaks to the, the>> real agenda behind juneteenth. it'sci about racial division. look. yeah, a black female mayor in new orleans that's a major city had a monument built that was allegedly in honor of juneteenth and in honor of black people's accomplishments in america. edited afro pick with a black fist. and so we have a black political figure who doesn't know how to properly honor black people

done and all of that i end up doing that eulogy a day after the conviction of their show so that chauvin who we didn't know how to burn it was gonna be found guilty and murdered everyone's happy we go back to the hotel. tears streaming down our eyes national international meeting and then i had to get up the next morning and go to brooklyn center to preach the funeral of another big. and that's your life and you only do that if you committed and that's what people i write about that book. they were committed because you can't stop until you change the system that keeps allowing this to happen without penalty and accountability the idea of that commitment and that you know when you talk about right that even of a bin crump or of eric garner's mom that there was something in that and and i think about your your story both of maybe mobly made me tell mobley and even the stories you talk about washington temple or the bread basket like i think there is something you know, i've said this before there's something about the foundation of the faith and culture of black folks that helps to see so

i think a high degree of russian chauvinism and an imperialism really the sense that you can go into another country and take its territory and no excuse through coercion and bloodshed determine it's it's future behind. that is it's not a benign history, but it's not necessarily a war-like history is a kind of sensibility among many russians that there's a kind of shared civilizational bond between the two countries that religion in russia and language and culture and architecture flows from medieval ukrainian or kiev and history and that russian history has built upon that and that's a matter of sort of harmony and concordance and in the soviet period a lot of people vacationed in crimea and ukraine and had so depositive associations there. the language issue is is important that there are even today quite a few russian speakers in ukraine. so there's approximity of language and that takes us to this notion very controversial and and upsetting of putin's that they are one people might sound like it's a friendly notion, but it's an ocean upon which he's premised the need for war, but

john meacham's thomas jefferson -- art of power, very good book, talking about chauvin hughes, as john said, the medium office age effectively to communicate ideas and ideals to effect change. and i think that's a. >> that's a good one. >> that's true. cal newport's deep work, because i feel overwhelmed by emails. i refused to let the it people put the chat -- like, for a long time i wouldn't let them put microsoft teams on my computer because i didn't want that blank the blank function working. so [inaudible] i found a spot to be [inaudible] i don't know that i practice enough to really push it but i [inaudible]. >> so you lineup for questions, but mine, i'm going to say, if you haven't read line in the white house with red wine, you've got to do it. [inaudible] not even did fireside chat with a group of people [inaudible]. let's take some q&a. who has some questions for us? right? >> hi, my name is christy and i'm from with them rather furred hays library in fremont iowa but thank you for a come day. i just want to mention that i see some people around the room here who partnered wit

long way to go and when we think about accountability that is the next -- most people know derek chauvinthe police killed 1100 people a year. the highest number of convictions ever for as long as we have data is 11 in a given year. that is 1%. if you are the police you note there is a 99 percent chance you won't be convicted of any crime, forget murder. any crime. remember when the border patrol agents were whipping the haitian immigrants coming into the country. who got penalized into that? the horses. the people don't even get in trouble. the horses didn't do anything wrong. >> i would note that there are a lot of police shootings where they shoot the bad guy. when you say 1% of all killings, some of those police shootings are justified. i think even you would agree. none? >> that is like me saying when they a ask are all police bad? >> cell phone cameras, rings, fortunately for us we are going to have a lot of evidence now and i think the american people know a justified legally and morally shooting whether it is the police or civilian when it they see one. i am grateful for that beca

e great european chauvinism, as which very clearly showed the limits of the possibilities of some europeanean the european union and so on, but nevertheless, there are places for whites, and here, yes, for the rest here. sorry for such a reference to the recent past of our anglo-saxon world, but could not resist. here i think it's good. very demonstrative indeed. in the car, the alignment of forces and the european union, the problem is that these same guys are here, who were traveling in an armored car. they are also not independent and how many macrons are talking about the creation of a european army, even the schols have now begun to talk about it, maybe how many macrons are talking about transferring the european french economy to a military footing and nothing happens, nothing happens, because there is a lake. i am i mean, there is an island state of the usa which, in principle, moderates european politics . our locomotive flies forward, but there is a stop in the commune, that is, in washington, a stop, no one is going anywhere from now on. yes. ah, european politics. unfortunately

you see the killing of daunte wright happening during the trial of derek chauvin. the killing of andre hill. so while people were very quick to rush and say things have changed now, george floyd was murdered and people care and they are taking to the streets, i will get my personal opinion based on what i've experienced working with attorney crump: not a whole lot has changed since that in terms of police excessive force murders. >> i'm probably a little more optimistic, i see the glass as half-full because i see how much the consciousness level america has been raised. consciousness level since george floyd, that people are starting to believe black people now when we say they've realized this. before, they didn't really believe it, they thought we were just infatuated. but when you watch that documentary of george floyd being tortured to death, you can't un-see it. i think we're making significant progress. it is progress all the same. president biden signed the executive order, over 150 cities and states passed laws that say we are not going to allow police to u

. >> good morning, chauvin klobuchar, ranking members on the senate committee on rules administration. my name is damon hue it, president an executive director of the laureates comedian rights under the law. i think the opportunity to testify today. as i begin, i want to lift up -- deliberately hunt down and kill, explicitly black people who are shopping for groceries. as we learn more about that killers terroristic attack, the deadliest mass shooting in wayst we are seeing in the election america this year, we know that it was fueled by lies, misinformation, and disinformation. and that makes that in many ways parallel to what we are seeing in the election and voting context. i am here to warn you of another effect of these lies, the rapid deterioration of our democracy, and unprecedented threats of violence and intimidation, against election officials, black communities, and other communities of color, all around this country. as president of the lawyers committee, i lead an organization that uses legal advocacy to ensure that we fight for racial justice. we fight inside the courts,

you know, but still the west has come up with a lot of dirty tricks that exist, nazism, racism , chauvinismand so on. everything came from there, but still they came up with, and uh, there was freud who dealt with loonies, it's time for the west to do it. these are already another news happened that the mayor of donetsk reported a strong fire in the microdistrict, nitrogen kiev kuibyshevsky and petrovsky district cities were subjected to powerful shelling. this is all happening, right during the strikes on the drilling platform and chernomor oil and gas a day. the impact on the gross platform of the drilling platform occurred either by an armored boat or by tactical aircraft, and not, accordingly, by a multiple launch rocket system. they are, as it were , not artillery, but the bottom line is that now there is an attempt to inflict exactly the maximum damage on a civilian. why, to pay for it with money? on the russian federation they don’t care about human life at all, there are civilians, and the west will not notice that the strike on the drilling platform of the black sea oil and gas has

derek chauvin. our country going to go up in flames. is this thing going to burn down? this must be on people's minds. we hope that it wouldn't influence the supreme court justices. that would vindicate and actually justify the leaker's actions. it would show the leaker was correct in thinking that they could influence the direction of the united states and its laws. but any justice looking at the situation must just feel this morning an additional burden on their shoulders. >> right. i just hope they don't intimidate and i hope there's no violence when the decision comes out. >> absolutely. >> douglas, thank you for coming on us. >> it's a great pleasure. >> still ahead. a massive migrant is heading to the states. we have a live look from the border. that's next. well look at you! those cheeks! i love them. with juvÉderm® voluma® xc, you get instant results. why didn't i do this sooner? and just like that your volume is back. say hello to a younger looking you. i look 5 years younger! say hello to