only white people can be citizens.k person can be a citizen of the united states born here or anywhere else. citizenship and race were closely tied before the civil war because of slavery and how influence the the whole structure of society and politics. that's now abolished, this is what's called birthright citizenship. still controversial because there is debate whether it applies to the children of undocumented immigrants? we are on mother's day today a mother a woman who is here illegally undocumented gives birth to a child in the united states. what is the status of that child? that child is obviously a citizen. anybody born in the united states it doesn't matter what your parents are, they could be bank robbers that does not affect the status of the child as a citizen. the only exception is native americans. at that time they were considered citizens of their tribal sovereignty's not the united states is not until 19204 that all native americans become citizens of the united states. it mass majority has citizensh

the voices of law abiding citizens must be heard and heard very loudly. we cannot and must not allow a small group of criminals and vandals to wreck our cities and lay waste to our communities. we must defend the rights of every citizen to live without violence, prejudice or fare. we support the over -- or fear. we support the overwhelming majority of police officers who are incredible in every day and devoted public servants. they keep our cities safe, protect our communities from gangs and drugs, and risk their own lives for us every day. no one is more upset than fellow law enforcement officers by the small handful who failed to abide by their oath to serve and protect. my administration will stop mob violence. and we'll stop it cold. it does not serve the interest of justice or any citizen of any race, color or creed for the government to give into anarchy, abandon police precincts, or allow communities to be burned to the ground. it won't happen.

we follow the citizens of this war torn nation as they push their limits. for survival. risking is of sierra leone. on al-jazeera. hello again i'm mr. let's remind you of our top stories this hour the world health organization temporarily suspend the global trial of the drug hydroxy chloroquine to treat the 19 that follows a medical journal report that says its use can have harmful effects on patients the british prime minister's top advisor is refusing to resign over accusations he broke down rules dominic cummings says he did nothing wrong by driving 400 kilometers with his family from london while his wife had craven 1000. and china is preparing to evacuate its citizens in india amid a rising number of corona virus infections there chinese citizens have until wednesday to register to leave but only those who are not showing any symptoms will be allowed on planes. while on monday india recorded almost 7000 new cases that's the biggest jump yet despite this some domestic flights have resumed as elizabeth pradhan reports different statewide restrictions made it difficult

citizens or legal permanent residents and china is preparing to evacuate its citizens in india amid a rising number of corona virus infections there chinese citizens have until wednesday to register to leave on monday india recorded almost 7000 new cases that's the biggest jump yet the british prime minister's top adviser is refusing to resign over accusations he broke down rules dominic coming says he did nothing wrong by driving 400 kilometers with his family from london while his wife had caused 19 symptoms. israel's prime minister says his government will seize what he has described as a historic opportunity to annex mall palestinian land in the occupied west bank and jordan valley benjamin netanyahu made the comments to members of his right wing likud party in the israeli knesset germany's top court has ruled that volkswagen must buy back diesel cars at the center of an emissions cheating scandal the decision affects about 60000 car owners in germany well those are the headlines all the more news here to witness stay with us. in uncertain and isolating times the listening post cu

and this enables recruiting its citizens to help the country avoid another outbreak of covert 19 by informing on social distancing violated is. a very warm welcome from our studios here in moscow this is r.t. international with me the caring now china has approved a resolution to impose its security law in hong kong angry and say beijing protests have again been intensifying in the city. tailor looks of war since take. with current of ours dominating the headlines since february many of the stories have to fall into the wayside but one making a comeback as the wild starts returning to normality the hong kong protests are now up to several months of her spiked us face to serious couples and not came off to thousands of protesters took to the streets on wednesday the day ended on a really sour note with around 300 arrests and police using pepper spray bullets because they suspected some of the protesters had weapons including petrol bombs. we know that anti china sentiment has been building in the region for almost a year but that was reignited last week off to beijing announced grounds for a n

class as locked on nuisance several baltic states create their own travel bubble citizens of lithuania and latvia and estonia can take advantage of their country's prick response to the pandemic. also on the show it can be only going 1st that once they got their tails to become the 1st major sports league to restart its season during the global pandemic officials note every single step will be scrutinized. by merely for the most unwelcome the u.s. justice department has asked a judge to drop its criminal case against president although struck donald trump's former national security adviser michael flynt and 2017 flynn pleaded guilty to lying to f.b.i. officials during an independent investigation into russia's interference in the 26000 presidential election the move from the justice department comes as flynn was attempting to withdraw that p.t. earlier i asked our washington correspondent stephanie what reaction he's hurt since the justice department's vote. well of course across the political spectrum this is very different right now republicans are seeing this as far as early indicat

class down several baltic states create their own trouble trouble citizens all this rain and as tony i can take advantage of their country's rich quick response to the pandemic . and europe remembers take a virtual tour of berlin 75 years on from the defeat of nazi germany in the 2nd world. i mean for the most unwelcome the u.s. justice department has asked a judge should drop its criminal case case against president donald trump's former national security adviser michael flynn 2017 flynn pleaded guilty to lying to f.b.i. officials during an independent investigation into russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election the move from the justice department comes as ben was attempting to withdraw of a plea. early i asked washington correspondent stephanie months what reaction he searched since the justice department's well of course across the political spectrum this is very different right now republicans are seeing this as far as early indications seem to hint as vindication of general michael flynn democrats are really angry the chairman of the judiciary committee of the hou

but we don't have any role of citizens to directly influence our process. i think that makes this a unique phenomenon. >> we will come back to that in a minute. based on your experience and what you talk about in the book, i want to ask about the government's relationship to net states. let me ask you if you can start a recounting this episode that you have in the book where i had not read about before our meeting with the social media companies and tech companies with the justice department and ftc about interference before the 2018 election and how that went. >> there has been attempts by the tech industry up to about 2018 as a reference in the book to reach out to law enforcement, to reach out to big federal agencies and try to partner with them and work with them and figure out how do we meet the challenges that we all face together. in the government entities have been a little slow to respond, there is a meeting that was held in which the key players, google, facebook and others invited members from the department of homeland security and offered a lo

let us also commit to a brighter future for all of our citizens right here on cert. when americans are -- right here on earth. when americans are united there is not a thing we can't do. in my administration we put america first. [cheers and applause] this afternoon i'm delighted to be with you at cape canaveral in this storied home of american daring, aspiration and drive. this is the first big space message in 50 years. and it is an honor to be delivering it. today as we gather in this special place to celebrate the launch of a new spacecraft with but also our nation's bold and triumphant return to the stars, it's a special day. moments ago the world bore witness to the flight of the first new manned u.s. spacecraft in nearly 40 years since the space shuttle launched in -- in 198. a long time ago.

specially when the country they call home doesn't recognize them as citizens. according to the united nations citizenship can be defined as quote this status of having the right to participate in and to be represented in politics. it's the rights and duties that provide the protection of a legal identity to people. however there are millions of men women and children worldwide who are not considered citizens of any country. they are stateless. and their exact number is unknown. decibel reasons for this problem discrimination against bicycle or ethnic or religious groups gender inequality even gaps in citizenship laws. now begin to show you why you didn't just. no western president. under soviet union was dissolved in 1991 newly independent states emerged. these new borders meant that all of a sudden people found themselves on the wrong side. of foreigners in a country they called home unable to prove it. the un refugee agency estimates at least 280000000 people lost their citizenship during the for mission of the post soviet republics. nearly 30 years later tho

we have been successful because our citizens the states industry have joined forces to combat the virus the number of new infections that the robert costa institute's reports to us every day mean that we are not overwhelming. the response capacity of our public health systems and through the quantity and containment measures we've been able to also trace qana attack and with chains and the apps that we're working on what hopefully make this even easier we've used recent weeks to strengthen our public health systems where we can i'm most impressed with the efforts made by the municipality and the regional government but also the bundestag that capacity is for i see years they've been increased and i see the amazing achievements that we've managed in the public health service not least in the local health departments and i'm very pleased that we were able to offer support for these departments because that is exactly where the tracing of infection chains begins and so much depends on this international cooperation and. in the fight against the virus is incredibly important with both in th

live from doha with me for the back also coming up why china is taking urgent action to fry its citizens out of india within days schools under attack in booking a facile conflict is denying thousands of children an education. people around the world at the top at home because of the coronavirus pandemic we take you to a lot of qatar where that life is booming. hong kong's leader is trying to ease fears about beijing's planned new security laws kerry has appealed for people to wait to see the details before they launch into another round of mass protests as a proposed laws are being discussed behind closed doors in beijing lom insists the legislation won't trump all on hong kong's rights and freedoms. we are very free society so of all the time being people have this freedom to say whatever they want to say but ultimately what is to be provided in this piece of legislation is fall or of us to see in order to be assured that hong kong's freedoms will be persist and hong kong's vibrancy and call values in terms of the rule of law the independence of the judiciary the various rights and fre

it puts our democracy in danger, and undermines the trust and the confidence that our citizens place in these same institutions that are meant to protect them. the house bill failed to prohibit the warrantless searches of browsing data and internet search history. and it fails to include any meaningful oversight and accountability. we need to get government out of our private lives, and instead prioritize freedom and privacy. we can and must protect our national security, and protect our civil liberties by making targeted reforms that will keep everyday americans privacy concern, continue to allow the government to go after the bad guys. the house bill does not go far enough. and we cannot compromise on an issue that is so vital to the very foundations of our government. montanans sent me to congress to get government off their backs, and am working not only to get government off their backs but to get government out of the phones come out of their computers, and out of their private lives. at the end of the day this is about protecting privacy. and today, today, this date with the b

desmond meade is the head of the florida rights restoration coaltion and is himself a returning citizen. newshour weekend's yvette feliciano recently spoke with him. this segment is part of our ongoing series, "chasing the dream." >> reporter: how has the covid-19 pandemic affected the process by which returning citizens can regain their voting rights? >> the stay-at-home order that was issued by the governor had a great impact on our court system and with our clk of courts, as well as with our judges. immediately after the stay-at- home order was issd, we had courts that was shutting down and that they were only open for, like, essential cases. and, eventually, they moved more towards video hearings. and so, the hearings that we needed in order to get a person's sentence modified, in order to remove their fines and fees, they were low priority. so, we didn't see any cases where people were able to utilize the courts to be able to vote again. >> reporter: what's the latest-- latest on the legal battle over florida's law on paying off fines and court fees? has the case been able to proce

despite the decline in covid numbers, why are some citizens subjecting their citizens to sustain these absurd lockdowns? we are going to speak to a couple of folks who are suffering under the sun of powermad leaders. in the states where lockdowns are listening, democrats are working overtime to expand mail in voting.s why is that? we are going to show you why the president is warning about potential fraud is right on target. and raymond arroyo, it'san tuesdays, a little unusual, he's here on the trump-biden mask show down and what memorial day can tell us about the campaign. but first, those who bet against america. that's the focus of tonight's angle. we know who they are. they short the market, they short the dollar, and when things look unstable, as the situation gets a little rocky here at home, they look for the exit. lately they've moved their money or business is offshore because they think america has seen her best days. but truly smart people, including smart democrats, know that betting against america has always been a losing propositi proposition. including in our darkest h

every signature, every citizen, every voter who is voting by mail is required to sign the envelope in which their ballot is returned and that signature is then matched with their voter regul registration to confirm they are who they are. the security measures are in place. it's quite hard to forge or fake someone's signature and very easy to confirm or discard a ballot that has a mismatched signature and we're benefitting from the pact this has been going on for decades where fraud has occurred and when it occurs because of the security checks, it's found and prosecuted.

citizen. i suspect, madam president, it was done because what naturally happens next. the more people who know, the more likely the information is to leak to the press in service of a narrative. while unmasking can be legal if done by the rules, leaking that information is not. it's a crime. it's a felony punishable by up to ten years in prison. as i mentioned when it comes to understanding this investigation, there's a lot of information to sort through. that's why i'm glad that chairman lindsey graham, chairman of the judiciary committee, plans to hold extensive hearings into this whole matter, something the presiding officer and i will participate in as members of that committee. but i worry that in the process of leaning in, trying to connect the dots in a very complex situation, we could lose sight of the big picture. it appears that high-ranking officials from a political party used their positions to gain and leak information on a political rival. now, we're not just talking about one or two rogue operators here. more than three dozen senior officials released t

citizens began supporting the u.s. implementation -- into states like california, colorado and new mexico. by participating in politics and spanish, many also became devoted and patriotic u.s. citizens. that includes being recognized by and participating and both major political parties. there is a lot more work to be done about the political involvement and the ways that those political parties recognize that they were there. they were the ones that were supporting their newspapers in spanish. they were the ones that were giving them money and funding to make sure that they were involved in the political process. in the 20th century, latino politics revolved largely around increasing latino political representation, immigration, civil rights, and it is really only in the 20th century i would argue that latino political histories inappropriate name. earlier histories of political participation and activism by and officials who may now call themselves latino or conducted almost entirely in isolation. while ethnic mexica

it is not that at excludes the president, the president is not to be treated as an ordinary citizen and this is a temporary immunity, while the president is in office. justice breyer: of course in clinton there might be a million, i do not know, tens of thousands who might bring lawsuits, perhaps all of them were unfounded, but they could file the paper. sufficient just to apply ordinary standards? i gather ordinarily any person who gets a subpoena can come in and say it is in some and what counts as burdensome for a doctor who is in the middle of an operation might be different .rom a person who is a salesman similarly, for the present all the factors you raise could come in under the title unduly burdensome. let thejust go back, president say i will show you precisely how this is burdensome and i will spend time and effort working all of these things out, figuring out what they mean. if he shows undue burden and lack of connection, he wins, and otherwise not paid that is true of every person. why not the same here? mr. sekulow: the hypothetical you just gave think proves the point, by

when they were surveiled, again, american citizens. in four of those cases they couldn't find the file that you have to keep that has the basic evidence that you're going to take to the fisa court, they couldn't find it. . so he does something you hardly ever see. he does a management alert. basically pulling the fire alarm saying, this is so bad i'm going to tell you what's going on now and i've just gotten started on looking at the overall fisa. so that's what's changed since march 10 when this body dealt with this issue. and when the president of the united states, pretty important person in this debate, when he says, you know what, i think we should hit the pause button and wait here a little bit until we get to the bottom of everything that took place, what mr. horowitz is looking at, what mr. barr is looking at, what u.s. attorney john durham is looking at, maybe we should just kind of hit the pause button and figure all this out. that's all he said. that's all we've advocated. that's why we took the position we did as a conferen

and she promises that disobedient citizens and michigan will be punished with more severe lockdowns. >> these have been really political rallies for people with confederate flags and symbolism, symbolism and calling for violence. racist and misogynistic and i asked that everybody who has a platform use it to call on people to observe the best practices promulgated by the sea to stop encouraging this behavior because it only makes it that much more precarious for

people will be arrested for speaking out on imagined china as her bearing to repatriate its citizens in india as infections or the virus infections are increasing the chinese embassy in new delhi notified nationals of the plan on monday they have until wednesday to register. and booking a fossil is raising an education crisis up to years of conflict around 350000 children are missing out on schooling because on groups have killed a number of teachers and forced schools to close. and other world news a 2nd iranian oil tanker has entered venezuela and water is carrying much needed fuel a 1st vessel from a 5 ship convoy arrive on monday the united states has imposed sanctions on both countries and says it's monitoring the situation there is a ball reports. the iranian oil tanker fortune is quoted by the venezuelan military in the caribbean sea it's just one of the 5 tankers carrying over 1500000 liters of gasoline it's heading towards the refinery in the state of qatar will. president says his country has a right to import gasoline to the religion we have the right to trade freely in th

china is preparing to evacuate its citizens in india amid a rising number of corona virus infections there chinese citizens now have until wednesday to register to leave our correspondent katrina is in beijing she says the fears over the outbreak in india as well as border tensions with new delhi are making china repatriate its nationals. the government here in china has said it's because of pandemic concerns there are roughly 5000 chinese cities chinese citizens currently stuck in india and it's a popular destination for chinese travelers they go there to visit yoga and buddhist science and lots of business people who go there as well but you have to remember that there are about 1400000 chinese who are currently stuck abroad because of the pandemic because china has put into place some very strict travel restrictions as current be a very strict rule or only one eline per country week is allowed to enter china and that means that it's extremely difficult for people to get hold of any tickets in any seats or they're extremely expensive so because of this announcement there is quite a

vote buying schemes more difficult to detect when citizens vote by mail.ning me now texas lieutenant governor dan dan patrick. the geniuses at twitter subjected trump to their first ever fact-checked that in your state a recent investigation didn't you guys uncover alleged ballot harvesting scheme involving mail-in ballots? >> well, we found many over the years, laura but this story just broke tonight literally. i think you're the first person to talk about and i know very well come a very good citizen, investigative reporter spent two years on this. she found where a democrat congress woman in houston paid a convicted forger and there was another convicted forger working on the campaign. they also have audiotapes and have been talking about how to harvest these ballots. group them up in groups of 50. the signatures were the same on the envelope as they were on every one of these ballots and the ballot signatures. so look, twitter owes the president an apology. they fact-checked him laura for his opinion, and by the way hist because the democrats are tryin

senior citizens. 2012, 2008, 2004, republicans in modern times, majority of senior citizens.ou have to go back to 2000 to find the last time they didn't. al gore over george w. bush, al gore the last democrat, great depression era voters were now senior citizens. it would be very significant if biden can do that. >>> still ahead, the trump reelection campaign pinning its hopes on a strong economic rebound. will the election be about the economy? stay with us. election be aboute economy? stay with us keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. and its mission is to give you truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning... or trouble falling asleep. because only tempur-pedic uses proprietary tempur® material... that continuously adapts and responds to your body, to relieve pressure... so you get deep, uninterrupted sleep. all night. every night. the tempur-pedic summer of sleep starts now, with all tempur-pedic mattresses on sale, and savings up to $500 on adjustable sets. with all tempur-pedic mattresses on sale, dad, i'm

you're a subject, not a citizen. that is how black people feel right now we're being treated as subjeb subjects and not as citizens and the same thing with armed white men that can get armed up and walk into a state capitol and that's okay. the police are benign. they don't act afraid. let black people show up and protest the death of an innocent black man and suddenly we need tear gas and got to go full force. >> yeah, the subject citizen line is so perfectly apt in this case and particularly in those -- the images we did see, have seen of police in the face of these protesters where the relationship there is like constituent or citizen or okay, well, i'm here to make sure nothing goes down to make sure your constitutional right to bear arms and protest are protected, that's my sort of sovereign duty here and that's just not the way. i mean, in baltimore, in ferguson and last night in minneapolis and every other protest that i've ever covered against police violence, it does not go down like that. >> at all. charlot

our own government spied on an american citizen, a political advisor to then-candidate trump with no oversight. and what happened to president trump can happen to anybody for any purpose, and that is a very serious problem. republican or democrat, we can't allow the abuse of our government intelligence services to be used for political attacks. it puts our democracy in danger and it undermines the trust and the confidence that our citizens place in these same institutions that are meant to protect them. the house bill fails to prohibit the warrantless searches of browsing data and internet search history and it fails to include any meaningful oversight and accountability. we need to get government out of our private lives and instead prioritize freedom and privacy. we can and must protect our national security and protect our civil liberties by making targeted reforms that will keep every day americans, their privacy secure, and continue to allow the government to go after the bad guys. the house bill does not go far enough and we cannot compromise on an issue that is so vital to the

citizens. of course later, we find out that the u.s.ent was collecting data of nearly every american man, woman and child in that commerce did not know about it. as long as the patriot act exist, and as long as a secret unconstitutional by the court are trying people, many of whom are innocent, what happened to mike flynn should happen to any of us. mike flynn deserves an apology, what is going on here will go down as one of the biggest evil u.s. government, the fbi, this is not even ground to interrogate flynn about his conversations with kids lack, it is routine, it is not criminal for an incoming national security officer who is senior to reach out to foreign people, counterparts important government to try to ease tension, every american ought to be concerned about these armed governments being weapon iced. liz: kristen, glenn greenwald saying it blew up in the obama administration, using the problem is in the media is exacerbating it, it's about tribal loyalty, about whose side are you on and it's not about which policies you suppo

january 2020 these images was secretly shot by chinese citizen journalist fun been inside a hospital in one han the epicenter of the pandemic his reports divorced me from the image of the country portrayed on state television. a short while ago i saw 3 corpses here he says on the video now there are 8. chris shia loyal was the most prominent citizen journalist in will han whichever have been viruses right in front of me are china's criminal prosecutors are behind me i'm not afraid of death do you think i'm afraid if you come in this party of china or holland called out what. it was gently she's lost video before he disappeared without trace just like fang been his last footage shows police knocking at his door like an hour. earlier that hour. the world director peter dimbleby criticized china's blocking of investigations into the viruses origin and a free press would have really helped to to find the reason and at the end would have saved lives. in russia where press freedom is strictly curtailed government friendly media outlets have been spreading misinformation about the corona cr

the voices of law-abiding citizens must be heard and heard very loudly.t not allow a small group of criminals and vandals to wreck hour cities and lay waste to our communities. we must defend the rights of every citizen to live without violence, prejudice, or here -- fear. we support the overwhelming majority of police officers who are incredible in every way and devoted public servants. they keep hour cities our communities from gangs and drugs, and risk their own lives for us every day. no one is more upset than fellow law enforcement officers by the small handful who failed to abide by their oath to serve and protect. stop mobstration will , and we will stop it cold. it does not serve the interest any citizen of any race, color, or creed, for the government to give in to anarchy, abandoned police precincts, or allow communities to be burned to the ground. won't happen. executions -- making excuses or justifications for violence are not helping the downtrodden, but delivering new anguish and new pain. from day one of my administration, we have made it a

it is not to be used as you just said with respect to the united states citizens.bling. that is exactly what should be delved into but your larger point, very important to repeat honestly, a lot of what went on here was using foreign issues, you know, as domestic weapons in a potential criminal loss scenario against political opponents. everybody has been saying it. tonight you laid it all out and exactly that is what was going on, abuse of power for political gain. elizabeth: it is foreign court, right? the fisa is for foreign intelligence, is that right? foreign actors against the u.s.? >> real quick point, the point is that fisa applications, if you look at the statute, are to develop, you know, information about you know, foreign governments and their interactions here and so on. and again, it is very, very troubling that these warrants were used against carter page and of course and you know, it was just terrible what went on. but again, we'll see what happens with durham in terms of a report or a prosecution, or prosecutions. liz. elizabeth: we'll have you ba

she can seize any state resource she feels like seizing, she can force any citizen or all citizens from their home. she can do all of this for as long as she wants as long as she believes maine is in a state of emergency. there is virtually nothing that janet mills can't now do. many governors now have these powers. on monday governor pritzker did his best to explain why his word is now law in the state, it has to be law, otherwise thousands would die. >> the stay-at-home order has prevented tens of thousands of illnesses and thousands of deaths. history will remember those who put politics aside to come together to keep people safe. it will also remember those who so blindly devoted to ideology and the pursuit of personal

citizen. the russian investors to the u.s.when obama officials unmasked, during the presidential transmission and blend leaked it out to newspapers, it could be illegal because using that for political gain is against federal law. fbi agents as you noted surprised flynn for that question and at the white house january 24, 2017, just a few days after president trump's inaugural. significant because i'm told now that grenell has specifically classed by the names of obama officials one masses name between election day 2016 and inauguration day 2017. critical period, because remember in his final days president obama has at early january 2017 meeting with officials like comey, and sally gates has not revealed it was president obama himself who revealed to her that flynn was on the wiretaps. then susan rice wrote that odd email saying that for the record back about 15 days earlier at the meeting, president obama said do all these investigations by the book. attorney general bill barr has decided the probe was not done by the book a

it is an introduction to our creek citizens of today.have a lot of these photos come from our archives and collections. it is interactive because we invite our citizens, if they want to put pictures of their own family or relatives on this wall, they can. it doesn't have to be specific to the time period of the council house. the people of the following generations, they are directly tied to this tribal government that was utilizing the council house. over time, we will rotate these photos off and add new photos in and have a binder or folder for the photos that rotate off. they will still be part of the ongoing exhibit for the muskogee people and be a representation not just for this time period, but who we are now and who we are going forward. this room served as a meeting place for the judiciary committee. this committee met and discussed and interpreted some of the laws that would be proposed or existed at the time. there would be further discussion in front of the national council. in this room, we cover the impact railroads had for

citizen and president of the united farm workers of america.on cofounded by cesar chavez. >> social justice to the worker and his cause. >> all these workers don't want to speak. they don't want to say anything. especially with the atmosphere that is happening right now. they want to be in the shadows, which is exactly what trump wants and is the wrong thing to do. >> what do you think when you hear those words coming out of our president's mouth? >> it is infuriating. we have people who feed not only democrats or republicans -- men, women -- everybody in this country and the world. these lawmakers are enjoying the fruits and vegetables that are harvests bed by undocumented workers. i would invite all them to come in the fields and work one day to appreciate the contribution of this community. i guarantee you none of them would last a day. >> with the coronavirus raging, the ufw is pleading with farms and government officials to protect these essential workers. >> teachers educate our kids, policemen protect us, farm workers feed us. we feed am

did this unmasking of regular american citizens names start earlier than 2017?id the obama administration access the nsa's massive database going back to 2015 to maybe get information on opposition candidates? we at the evening edit our covering what no one else in the media does. we are digging into the footnotes, the government documents, finding out what they show. colossal abuse of power. we have that story. plus, how the clinton campaign and british ex-wife was talking to the media, the washington post, the new york times, cnn peabout his dossier that did hep pay for the 2016 campaign. did the clinton campaign know the problems? russian disinformation. okay. we have every angle of this and more covered tonight with senator chuck grassley, langford, tim jordan and doug burns. thank you so much for joining us "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ okay. you are watching the foxbusiness network. dr. fauci testifying for the senate warning if the u.s. gets oover the check point and the administration guidelines, it risks the danger of multiple outbreaks through

why was phillips party to spying on an american citizen?hat could possibly be the justification for that? we don't know. we can only guess. the ambassadors to russia and turkey, by the way, also saw mike flynn's name. some in the press tonight are defending this, but that shouldn't be defended. it is totally wrong. samantha power was the one ambassador but in real life she was a political activist. she requested to see flynn's ctname. so to dennis mcdonough, and a seasoned political operative. mcdonough confirmed mike flynn's identity on the very same to his boss, barack obama, discussed mike flynn in the oval office with fbi director jim comey and deputy attorney general sally h. maybe that's why barack obama's name is not on the unmasking list. he had his assistant do it for him. imagine the donald trump did this to his political enemy. that would be a legitimate reason to impeach him, we were not offended on the show, it would be indefensible and so is this. and then there's joe biden. he asked to uncover mike flynn's name a january 12th