and so they figure we will change the citizenry we lowered over the citizenry we want to reengineer is line with the progressive ideology anyway to create what they consider a more perfect human being in society is in this while they supported new gen x110 years ago? >> absolutely. we have an all-time high we have 55 million people who were not born in the united states and we do not know what statuses they all are. in california 20% of the resident population as a board in the united states that's an enormous challenge for assimilation and immigration. the moment they come in they have a grievance against the united states on the basis of gei and that's not going to work with got to go back to the melting pot and dump the salad bowl we really do and rapidly. >> was he was going on in the streets in our colleges and universities really un- americanism supporting terrorist organizations, marxist organizations, isn't this all part of the same open borders, academia democrat party and so forth customer the quality of results and hatred of people who are successful or tried to work hard an

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it is an armed citizenry.fter the germans bombed pearl harbor -- it is like animal house -- after the japanese bombed pearl harbor, they refused to invade america because they were worried about a gun behind every blade of grass. had we make sure people understand this is the part, the deterrence against maybe not someone breaking into your house but we are talking about people nations getting nuclear weapons the want to do harm to us. how do we encourage people to say to protect yourself? alan: that is a great point you are bringing up. i like to point out when there are international incidents like israel being invaded, all gun sales in the u.s. jump in numbers. people get it when it comes to protecting your home and your country, it is up to you. any time there is an international incident or national incident that happens with someone being attacked, gun sales go up. the american population gets it. it is the liberal democrats who do not get it. talking about the social part of this, we just had a court ca

i wonder how you think broadly, these strikes will be seen by the iranian citizenry?rolled response a by the u.s., trying to show the iranian regime that is not going to retaliate against the president attacks on u.s. citizens. but it is also going to be seen as a mild response to everything that keeps increasing its pressure in the region. i don't think that iran wants war, but i also think that they will see this as a very controlled, necessary response to active aggression by the regime's proxy. >> can you think a little bit more about how the war in gaza has re-oriented iran's position in the region? >> gaza has not re-oriented iran's position. iran's position -- they use good diplomatic relations with israel. this regime mission as always been that we cannot be two states. the only solution is to create one from river to the sea, the state that is predominantly palestinian. so, they have never accepted the two state solution. the more the war continues, the more some people from israel refuse that there has to be a palestinian state, the more that iran gets embol

mechanism that lies in the financing of a huge sector of our economy, which affects, including the citizenryis ensured by a simple solution related to the fact that the market today... should develop due to an increase in demand, and not its braking, when the same central bank , through the mouth of the head, recently said that the brix in terms of purchasing power parity had overtaken the g7, he thereby, excuse me, the management of the bank thereby showed that we are developing, but due to what he overtook, due to the development of each from countries, but for some reason russia occupies the place of a country in the position of the central bank of a country where the economy is overheated, where well... it is necessary to compress demand and thereby not allowing supply to develop, so there are obvious contradictions here, but it is not worth it every time devote attention, so much attention to the financial bloc, because in fact we need to look at what the president says, hear him understand, look, in fact, what he says means that we need to quickly move to a new socio-economic a machine

people, what you read on the internet, these are not people, so how can this be the entire american citizenryw everyone stands together in support of ukraine with proclamations, with actions, to note that something. what is happening in ukraine, yes, mr. andriy, just before you we spoke with specialists about russian bot farms and their game globally, in and in europe and america, so... what, absolutely explains this cheating figure, mr. andriy , thank you for participating in our program, andriy doblyanskyi, director of communications of the ukrainian congress committee, well, as americans, let's move on, let's move on to ukraine, political scientist serhiy taran is already in touch with us, mr. serhiy , welcome, welcome, thank you for joining, and let's munich security conference is coming to an end, and let's try to sum up, two security agreements have been signed one after the other, probably two more on the nose , we are working on others too, but it looks like money, large sums of money are prescribed in these agreements, this is very good for ukraine, but everything else in the documen

but it reminds me of the roman empire, military overreach, corruption of elites, helplessness of citizenry to be heard to both parties that are captive to wall street and pentagon. if your analysis is right and if the power structures in the united states of america are so stark, then what, with all of your experience, is, in your view, the best way to deliver change in this country? you have been an activist for decades, and in recent times you've watched 0ccupy wall street, you've watched the metoo movement, you've watched black lives matter all try to get change through activism on the streets. does it work? well, you have to bring power and pressure to bear outside of the system to create space inside of the system, to create the fundamental transformation you need in the name of poor and working people of all colours, notjust here, but around the world. it always looked... you remember margaret thatcher talked about tina, there is no alternative. tell the people there's only two parties. there's no alternative from wall street. to pentagon. there's no alternative to silicon valley. no

we're trying to address it as completely as we can because democracy won't work without an informed citizenry >> harry. harry. all right. uh, congressman mark desaulnier, thank you so much for coming on. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. very important. >> when we come back, disturbing new information on single use plastic bags and what was supposed to happen apparently hasn't. or is something different has happened. we'll feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪ ) you want to see who we are as americans? with significant improvement over time. i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is w

i think| we have an obligation to our citizenry to put in statute the rules of the road, if you will.use we are leaving our constituents to the devices of those who would seek to harm them, disrupt our way of life and so my hope is that legislation that i have introduced, my deepfake accountability act can go into law or my real political ads act is adopted because that not only provides the rules of the road, but it also provides a private right of action for those who are harmed. you are mentioning _ those who are harmed. you are mentioning your _ those who are harmed. you are mentioning your own _ those who are harmed. you are mentioning your own bills - mentioning your own bills there. _ mentioning your own bills there, there have been dozens brought— there, there have been dozens brought through both houses in recent— brought through both houses in recent years on this, but why have — recent years on this, but why have none _ recent years on this, but why have none become a law? the us is really— have none become a law? the us is really lacking here. you see the eu, — is really l

. >> can we follow up on the point you made at the end about the impact on the citizenry? what issues and options does that present to civil society organizations on the ground in these countries in the face of these issues? that is to you, wawa. >> this question requires days and months. unfortunately, over the past decade, since the so-called strategy which transformed into this non-cohesive ideation. we have seen increasing strengthening in concrete terms and out of an abundance of caution, i will not name the countries and specific actors and citizens negatively affected by chinese lending investments. the majority experienced increasing reprisals for even seeking the most minimum information relating to the nature of the project, concerning environmental impacts, as well as social impacts ranging from resettlement, involuntary rehousing. again, we are seeing despite the trillion dollar amount that has been poured into china's infrastructure investment and development projects, there is increasing disengagement on the ground. this is a moment for china to, against the

official, if you are giving a press conference and there are a number of concerned members of your citizenry who are there and they are upset, don't tell them to leave. >> that's right. and you know, john, one thing that struck me from the president's speech and i think it's something people often gloss over. i remember delving into this myself when i ran communications for doj and we would talk about the grant money that doj put out, for policing and law enforcement initiatives and all of these things. is that if you actually do the math, what joe biden announced today basically amounts to 1 or 2 police officers here or there across the country. it's actually not that much, and anyone can do the math, read the numbers and it's clear. >> sandra: play this out as well, you mention the messaging. a former biden communications director this morning sounding the alarm, telling this administration start taking this seriously. >> i think it's smart for democrats to be more aggressive on it. people are feeling -- i don't subscribe to the trump vision of america as a decaying waste land where packs

he wants an undereducated citizenry so he can control them.lity to understand ourselves in history so that we are doomed to repeat that history. >> so what's the solution? i like coming to the table with a solution. the problem i'm seeing is how they're actually legalizing this. they're making it so that, for example, you have bills where you can't have these conversations where the teachers are fearing backlash by way of being fired or maybe even getting arrested for simply teaching history. the reality is they don't want us to learn about the sins of the father, right? >> that's right. they don't want us to learn about the sins of the father, the mother, the whole family. they don't want us to learn about the sins of the state apparatus. the way that i learned black history was because my family members made a concerted effort to make sure i had a library card. when they had access to books, they sent me books. we're going to have to make a concerted push to make sure young folks have library cards. we don't have to concede this ground. we h

it is an armed citizenry. the germans bombed pearl harbor -- it is like animal house -- after the japanese bombed pearl harbor, they refused to invade america because they were worried about a gun behind every blade of grass. had we make sure people understand this is the part, the deterrence against maybe not someone breaking into your house but we are talking about people nations getting nuclear weapons the want to do harm to us. how do we encourage people to say to protect yourself? alan: that is a great point you are bringing up. i like to point out when there are international incidents like israel being invaded, all gun sales in the u.s. jump in numbers. people get it when it comes to protecting your home and your country, it is up to you. any time there is an international incident or national incident that happens with someone being attacked, gun sales go up. the american population gets it. it is the liberal democrats who do not get it. talking about the social part of this, we just had a court case i

report that talked about the middle east and any country that deprives half of its citizenry from being integrated in the workforce would not survive, that their economy would not be able to flourish. we have witnessed the egregious impact here not only on women in afghanistan but also the economy. it is gender apartheid. that it is being cast as. let me also in this regard mention a report issued, did talk about the unmarried women, did talk about the cases of mental health cases, and did talk about the kind of draconian repressive measures that have been widespread and impacting any kind of substantial growth before in terms of educational and the educational ranks. so what does this forbode for the future of afghanistan? i would say even right now, not very good. in terms of the well-being of citizens at large. in terms of a desire to be part of an economy. and by the way, i should mention when they were reporting on any sectors where women surfaced, the one sector is a little bit in the economy, but it is qualified. women can actually be engaged in small businesses but from their ho

tell me about how we end the viewing public, and the american citizenry should be thinking about alvin bragg's case and the connection to the larger issue of donald trump? >> i think of it as donald trump never accepting joe biden's election in 2020. and we know he didn't except it and he was trying to condition his followers to not accepted even before the election took place, going around the country saying the only way that he can win is if there's fraud, and preparing people for what he knew from the poles was certainty which was he was going to lose. and he lost to joe biden by more than 7 million votes, 360 2:32 in the electoral college. a margin that he declared an absolute landslide when he won by the same number of electoral votes against hillary clinton in 2016. but we know that he levied a violent insurrection against the election, he tried to overturn it in the states at the department of justice and then of course he finally tried to get his vice president mike pence to step outside of his constitutional role and just declare trump the winner or kick the whole thing into a

thomas jefferson said, an educated citizenry is a vital requisite for our survival as a free people.f us have no idea how many supreme court justices there are. and maybe most concerning about this pole is that only 38% of americans believe that children today are prepared to fulfill theory role as informed active citizens. talk about the pot and the kettle. it's a bit rich that the uninformed adults have no confidence in the uninformed kids. common sense thinks if we have any chance of forming a more perfect union, we the people need to get our ships together. and not the nina, pinta and san marie a former bachelor contestant and founder of the kings firm, gillian anderson, great to have you on here. 70% of americans don't know the basics of government. it's kind of frightening when you think about it and you go through this test and you see what responses they gave. >> you know, trace, there are many schools across the country that don't have a single student proficient in reading or math. so while 70% don't know basic civics it's very embarrassing but not surprising. they should b

cannot discount the impact that she has had, positive impact on the state of south carolina, and the citizenrya. it is hard to run against a movement, and unfortunately, the timing is such where she's up against a movement and i just don't see a breakout line for her. >> nbc's ali vitali is covering the haley campaign. listening to that voter it reminds me that it's difficult to get your folks to go out if they feel the outcome is a fore gone conclusion. and the stakes, based on what i'm hearing from haley's campaign manager today, they know are incredibly high. set the stage for us, ali. >> reporter: yeah, chris, when i was on that call with her campaign manager just a few hours ago, betsy ankeny was clear. she said we know the odds, we know the stakes. nevertheless, this campaign wants to stay in giving an alternative to voters who may not want to vote for trump again or who may share the haley campaign's concerns that trump might be able to win in states like south carolina and throughout the republican primaries but might not farewell against joe biden. of course we see polls at this very

i mean, the only way to protect democracy is with a at educated citizenry, that can in the public square for example policies about the future of earth, related to climate change. policies related to equality, reproductive rights. i mean, these are not just partisan issues, these are fundamentally issues that pertain to how we live to gather, and survive together. and what these folks are essentially doing is stripping us of our ability to be able to question politicians, to be able to question policies and participate fully in democracy. >> all right, -- professor at harvard. sir, thank you so much for your time, i greatly appreciate your insights as always. >> thanks for having me. >> next, it is time we talk beyonci. the queen is taking on country music, and revealing a brutal truth about the country music industry as a. whole t the count industry as a. whole like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary trac

brave and the coloradoans that stepped up are brave, but we have to keep that tradition of an active citizenryt's willing to speak truth to power when the moment strikes. >> douglas brinkley, always a pleasure to have you on the program. thank yous, doug. >>> we have breaking news following the special counsel's investigation into president biden's handling of classified documents. nbc's julie tsirkin is reporting from the hill. we have them waiting to see when there might actually be copies of that investigation. i know that congress was waiting for that. what can you tell us? >> yeah, well, i can tell you, chris, that in the last 20 minutes or so, two sources are telling myself, my colleague, ryan noblings that the judiciary committees in the house and senate have received a hard copy of this report, meaning it is printed, it is in their hands. it is not something they have received over e-mail. they are going through it now, and it is spiral bound, which of course will take time to go through and see what is in it. certainly congress has been waiting for this report to drop. this investigat

. >> i was raised during a time where the citizenry was a lot more engaged. i mean, i grew up during the vietnam war and that was a very kind of fractious time in america, obviously in very deeply felt on all sides and the country was in quite a bit of turmoil >> i don't know if we've been somewhat anesthetized since then. i'm not sure >> but i do feel like >> certainly a band like youtube. they they've always i mean, they've, they've always been i i remember talking to edge about the fact that he almost didn't join the band because he wasn't sure if it was enough to do with his life. he wanted his life to have greater meaning being in service of others. it would've been enough to have the incredible music, but they've always, dave always tried to do more and i think that just speaks to the kind of people they are. >> so you do have a day job. you are a pretty famous, an active movie star. >> now, >> apparently you were looking to take some kind of hi, i'm out to be more with your family. i heard i read that you had told you why if you're going to take a good

. -- citizenry at large. when they were reporting on any sectors were women surface, the one sector is a little in the economy qualified. women can actually be engaged in small businesses but from their homes in terms of embroidery, in terms of any kind of contribution that may be a small self generated business like sewing, embroidery, things like that. it might be contributing a bit to the economy. as far as ngo involvement, the record shows no. there is repression and actual, no, you cannot be engaged. in terms of humanitarian efforts, yes to some extent. a little bit where women are also working in health care facilities. yet the irony that others cannot even -- mothers cannot make it to health care and have access. what is it forbode? it is not good. it is not good for the health of the society. it is not good for economic growth. by the way, in terms of what the taliban itself said and professed at the very outset, it really is against the statements they made about trying to be more open, more integrat

lot of people wondering does the citizenry trust police in the bay area with more power?ition e. in san francisco that gives you that very choice. >>> and before we head to break, taking a live look from san jose. you might have grown up with the longtime bay area water park but the fun at raging waters could be coming back. could the fences be coming down? we'll be right back. >>> get your steps in. climb to the top of salesforce tower with us. and check that view out. beautiful morning. it's 5:30 in two seconds. now it's 5:30. >> one, two. >> we have that little clock here that we're able to see and good morning to our friends in the east bay. whether you are crossing the bay bridge over into san francisco or going over to enjoy beautiful oakland, we hope your day is full of great plans. jessica burch is helping us plan because the weather is acoming especially if you are going up to the sierras. >>> oh you know and then it's crazy to think about. because today and tomorrow are beautiful days so it's deceiving that we have a huge winter storm moving its way in. diving i

mechanism that lies in the financing of a huge sector of our economy, which affects, including the citizenryurchasing power parity has overtaken the g7, he thereby, excuse me, management. thus, it showed that we are developing, but due to what did he overtake? due to the development of each of the countries, but for some reason russia occupies the place of the country where the economy is overheated in the position of the central bank, where it is necessary to compress demand and thereby not allowing supply to develop, so there are obvious contradictions, but you shouldn’t devote attention every time, so much attention to the financial bloc, because in fact you need to look at what the president says, hear him understand, look, in fact, what he says... every time imposing this topic your own vision. if we are talking about our own country, about our country, then we understand today, rosstat recently published that the forecast for the 40th year is that we will have a decrease of 12 million people. of course, these are terrible numbers, they are not a disaster, but we must draw conclusions a

and it is incredibly threatening to our citizenry if our government's highest level of law enforcement coordinate organized campaigns of weaponized oppression, harassment, investigations, arrest and prosecution. and imprisonment of free americans. that, mr. chairman, is the primary threat our homeland indeed faces today. secretary mayorkas, i have noted you as a worthy adversary for 2.5 years, but my issue is not with you today. i'm done with you. i've completed my investigative work. it's quite extensive. i have filed my articles of impeachment against you and i've provided my investigative work to the appropriate committees. so let me just say that my articles have been filed. and my time with you is done. director wray, last year you might recall our exchange involving the fbi's involvement on january 6 and prior. i'm happy to jog your memory to quote, i asked you, did you have confidential human sources dressed as trump supporters positioned inside the capital on january 6 prior to the doors being open? your response, i quote, again, i have to be very careful of what i say. to whic

speaking for myself, but i'm so upset with the supreme court is of course, ultimately, it's for the citizenry a decision about trump vs. biden and what that means. but it shouldn't have to be over being hampered by the supreme court, when you don't have the institution of accountability, where row don't have a trial. this is the executive branch through a grand jury that has had four indictments and you have the courts stepping in to say essentially, no way. not going to happen. with really such a slim read. there were so many ways, as charlie said, they could have tone this much, much faster. so this is just saying, we're not doing this. the chances of there being a trial and certainly a verdict by the time that people start voting are somewhere between slim and none. because of a choice the supreme court made. so the reason it's now on us is because we will not have that opportunity to have legal accountability. that's not the way our system should work. what can jack smith do? jack smith in addition to having to argue this case and you don't get any better than michael to point out just ho

it seems right now as citizenry we are try to fight on two different teams when in reality we are fightinge american team. if i cut open my hand, i am bleeding red. the only thing we disagree on is what place we should have, to use a football metaphor. host: have you thought about who you would vote for in november if it came to biden versus trump? caller: i am trying to culminate on who i would vote for. i don't think either one affirms my vote. i might be voting third party. we will see. as the end of the day, i feel both candidates cannot earn my vote. i don't think i will ever vote for president biden. it is not agree with things i agree with. i am a conservative republican. when it comes to that, i could never see myself voting for biden. even though trump agrees on a lot of things i agree on, the man himself is dangerous and i don't know if i could bring myself to vote for him. he would have to go do a lot of soul-searching -- before i could put my vote on the land for him. host: got it. that is our last call for open forum. a programming note, today federal and state lawmakers speak

michigan is a hub of culture, arts, athletics and innovation, thans to the cricks of our diverse citizenry who call it home. it is my profound honor for the fourth time annually to highlight stories of black michiganders past and present from the seventh district and to read their stories into madam speaker, today i pay tribute to a legendary lansing family who has broken barriers across generations and continues to make history this very day. the story begins when ms. canady came to michigan state university after she attended fisk university after meeting her husband. clinton is a world war ii veteran. he became well known and a well loved dentist and she put her passion for education and civil rights into action becoming the first african-american elected to the lansing school board of education in 1968. four years later, she and several other board members were recalled for advocating for desegregation but hortense did not let that deter her from working towards her core belief that everyone deserves access to quality education. she sat on the state's women's commission and served as t

only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can measure the military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals so security and liberty may prosper together. that is not happening today, ladies and gentlemen. we saw it on full display this week right here in this body. we saw it in full display. because we were trying to a bipartisan basis to pass reform of the so-called or the foreign intelligence surveillance act, fisa. the fact is that fisa has been abused. section 702 of fisa is a particular provision designed for us to collect information abroad to look outward in order to try to stop a future 9/11. that is the general purpose. and it plays an important role in doing that. we have been gathering intelligence and able to use it to prevent bad actors. the fact is there is enormous abuses. the odni reported that the f.b.i. conducted 559 queries per day in 2022. n.s.a. analyst searched for the communications of two individuals that the analyst had met on an online dating. conducted a batch query to a congressional campaign. ladies and gentlemen, that is your intelligence comm