time observe secrecy ; they do not hide their desired ultimate goal of regina's tasks . as if the civil wing is obtained by means. here's putting up sheets of what i've been doing with spreadsheet graphics. but they are preparing terrorist attacks, recruiting mercenaries in combat units and financing the enemy, more on that later, and now the main question. why did paul decide to do this? i thought for a long time, why did i paste? i still realized that this is such a selfish act. i tried to somehow satisfy that i am at least trying to do something against the war. if you so wanted to help ukraine, you helped the refugees. no , it didn’t help, why did you choose the path from the violent, and not the humane? here the refugees came running here she is needed. i don’t know some clothes , some products, and so on, if you are an ethnic ukrainian, uh-huh didn’t help, well, because i didn’t figure out how, probably, there was enough for everyone and was doing. here i think that the information from the internet is stupid. it is like this, which i found once, then it is added and i am still on the

i believe that this is wrong and inadmissible in a civilized left-wing country among the constitutional also unknown, if the court were to hand down the sentences of the deputies of the exopszh, the collaborators would immediately get rid of them, says fedir venislavskyi, the representatives of the former exopszh themselves do not understand why they are being asked to leave and will not voluntarily give their portfolios to deputies for such cases, there is a known definition , you do not know how to act according to the law in everything is defined in the constitution, there is no reason to draw up mandates, and the mandates were entrusted to us precisely on some opinion about which i have not even heard and who is doing pr on this issue . local deputies expopzzh now there is no political will in this, a certain parliamentary analyst of the movement honestly oleksandr salizhenko says that it has been transformed into a group or a platform that actively casts votes to the servants of the people, there is no political will due to the fact that now these deputies play such a political bar

that is the wing of the democratic party that was loyal to the union during the during the civil war. he was an ally of the man, initially an ally of the man on the right, david terry, who was elected chief justice of the california state supreme court. california then as well as now, aleksej judges through the popular vote. but the two men had a falling out over slavery, whereas broderick was anti slavery. terry was a strong supporter of slavery. broderick, who was a political boss in san francisco, withdrew his support from terry in the 1858 elections, and as a result, terry lost. terry attribute to his defeat, perhaps not incorrectly, to broderick challenged him to a duel. unlike the silly graves duel that i had mentioned earlier, which was kind of a personal challenge, this was an ideological challenge between a pro and anti-slavery force on. and terry, you had the immediate former chief justice of the california supreme court shot broderick dead in this and still he fled the state during the civil war. participate on the side of the of the confederacy. but this is not the last we

unfortunately, the current composition of supreme court husband talked with right wing forces who are pretty hostile to civils and who are bending the law to try to create religious exceptions and exemptions. that law might continue to get worse for a little bit of time before it gets better. in the meantime, the majority of the american people including religious americans, affirm lgbt rights and support this law. i think what is needed to answer the first part of your question is that we continue to harness this support and understanding to provide even more protection in other areas of life. not just employment, not just marriage, but in housing and access to services and the ability to get an education, health care, etc.. we need continuing legislation and continuing support to make sure that all people, trans, gay, or non-gay, are treated with respect and equally. david: a milestone, thank you so much for joining us today. founder of the freedom to marry. just to pivot back to breaking news in the last 25 minutes or so, some news out of china. well i tell you about that, we can have a look at markets. a

wing organization. they have issues with geo-warrant. but we are on the same team when it comes to civil liberties.an: i'm vehemently pro-life. but i would strongly object to this grotesque use of mass surveillance to isolate out my political opponents on the issue because of my concerns of the technology being weaponized and expanded to do things because of what is happening in china. >> the principles are the principles. whether it's free speech. all of these things have to be defends. it's not the purview of the government to get involved. if it's being used against people we don't agree with ideologically it's still wrong. >> thanks, dan. i appreciate coming on. dan: the historic amounts of fentanyl that keep pouring over our southern borderers putting everybody in danger. a former dea act joins me next with the disturbing numbers. dan: welcome back to "unfiltered." this isn't a conspiracy theory. it's life and death. fentanyl is pouring over our border. we did the math for some of the liberals who don't seem to care much about your border. it's number of fentanyl to wipe out the population 10

wing nut job. >> do you know that elon musk is one of the single largest donors to the aclu, an organization that even in its free speech and civil as being on the left, but especially now it's this overtly democratic activist group. associated with the left wing of american politics. so what this shows that this term the, far-right extremists, is a term hat media uses that has no relationship to actual political ideology. hay use it for me all the time even though i've never changed my views from when they used to call me a far leftist. if you're not willing to agree with us, we're going to put label on you that's supposed to be somehow damaging. howard: right. you're a right-winger, you're not legitimate, you've changed and all of that. four democratic congress people including adam schiff have written to facebook demanding that they keep donald trump banned into next year because they say a declared presidential candidate, well, he can still incite violence. >> there's one point that i've been emphasizing in my reporting more than any other, it's the one that i think has been most overlooked. most of the times these decisions

wing organization. they have issues with geo-warrant. but we are on the same team when it comes to civil liberties.: i'm vehemently pro-life. but i would strongly object to this grotesque use of mass surveillance to isolate out my political opponents on the issue because of my concerns of the technology being weaponized and expanded to do things because of what is happening in china. >> the principles are the principles. whether it's free speech. all of these things have to be defends. it's not the purview of the government to get involved. if it's being used against people we don't agree with ideologically it's still wrong. >> thanks, dan. i appreciate coming on. dan: the historic amounts of fentanyl that keep pouring over our southern borderers putting everybody in danger. a former dea act joins me next with the disturbing numbers. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: just stop. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. [ marcia ] my dental health was not g

i fear that the right wing tendencies when you have these explosions, rioting, and looting and xenophobic attacks. these will get even worse in the coming years. large scale civil unrest already swept through parts of south africa in 2021. poverty is also at least in part to blame for the rise and aggression and violence against the estimated 2900000 immigrants who live in the country. ah, local vigilante groups have been carrying out checks on shops owned by foreigners. yeah, that is done. it's only for it though they have no legal authority. they've been making unofficial visits to foreign own businesses to check for expired goods and for owners immigration status. yeah, but you're not allowed to be, isn't it? so now that is going to be a problem. so let's go to your papers. south africa is teetering on the edge of a social and economic precipice. and the pandemic is only partly to blame. south africa kept extending its locked down period because there were tears you, vaccines available in the country to enable low and middle income countries to produce their own vaccines. in the future, the world health organization is promoting the transfer of knowledge wit

civil disorder and inspire further violence. >> the potential attacks on critical infrastructure are being promoted by the right-wing.disruption, to show power, they also viewed as a way to start a race war. december 25th attack that is hitting three or four substations is being done to make a statement. >> we don't know what the motives are at this time, but again, just a really terrible way to welcome everybody on christmas morning. >> amanda clark is one customer who had a rude way beginning. >> i woke about 5:30, and the power was out. >> she's a shout holiday party plans were 12 people are home, but without, power she had to cancel. >> it is scary in our small little community that something like that would happen. >> josh campbell, cnn, los angeles. >> and just ahead, the u.s. military academy is starting to remove all references to the confederacy on its campus. we will have a report from the pentagon. s a great holiday present since i won't be with him for christstmas. it was the best gift that i ever received, because it o opened up my life. unwrap your family story, with ancestrydna. you definitely know. wh

civil disorder and inspire further violence. >> the potential attacks on critical infrastructure are being promoted by the right wing they see it as a way to show disruption and show power. they also view it as a way to start a race war, december 25th the talk that is hitting three or four substations is being done to make a statement. >> we don't know what the motive sorry or anything at this time, but again, just a really terrible way to welcome anyone to christmas morning. >> amanda clark is one customer who had a root away cunning. >> we woke up at 5:30 and the power was out. >> she said she had holiday party plans for 12 people at her home. but with no power she had to cancel. >> scary in our small little community that something like that would happen. >> josh campbell, cnn, los angeles. >> josh, thank you very much. joining me now is -- cnn national security analyst and former department of homeland security official. also, former congressman charlie dent who served on the house of homeland security committee. thanks to you for being, there juliet, that really got my attention what you just, said what do you mean start a

wing online networks. here he is. >> said, have anyone thought about paying the white people that died in the civil war that freed them from slavery? i said, oh, geez, they're not going to want to talk about that. she thought of that, i said, mom, you're right. everyone that's coming in talking about the reparations wasn't even around 150 years ago. >> you know, stuart, it occurs to me that part of the appeal of walker is that he presents a comfortable version of black men that is a controllable kind of throwback version that says, i too want to make sure that the real victims, which is white americans, are the ones who get the reparations. like that's what he literally said. he takes the that war. i feel like my question is how many people are clinging to that version, you know, and how many people are willing to wake up from it? and georgia always felt like a modern leaning state that says maybe we don't want that, but i just don't know. >> you know, this is really a fascinating question because is there really anybody in america that thinks that the republican party would have gone out and gotten herschel walker if

to some kind of civility because of a strike he led that was not just against the government but against his own union. so that allowed him to be basically selected by a small left-wingitical party to be the presidential candidate. did not expect to win wasn't members of the party have been clear about this history of the election. but if they did when, clearly -- the fact we were coming off two years of pandemics, the fact this was a country where more people died in the pandemic than ywhere else in the world per capita. he won. he entered into the second round -- we have a two round system here. he won the first round with only 60% of the vote. the second person, keiko fujimori, had 13%. in total, they got less than half of the vote stuck with those credentials, they go into the second round. he did not have a majority in congress. it did have a respectable parliamentary group in terms of size, one third of congress, but the reality is in the disputes within his party between the different factions of the left, it very soon to the dispersion of the block that protect -- castillo during his tenure did not demonstrate a lot of political [indiscernible] he named minis

civil rights activists, human rights activists around the world. amy: roman gressier, the prominent investigative guatemalan newspaper el periÓdico has shut down its print edition after months of attacks and harassment from the right-wingment of president alejandro giammattei. the paper's president and founder josÉ rubÉn zamora remains in pretrial detention after he was arrested in july, accused of money laundering and extortion -- charges denounced by human rights and press freedom groups as political retaliation over exposÉs of government corruption. the paper was founded in 1996. unclear how it will survive with just online and a reduced staff. in a final editorial column written from his prison cell, zamora, who's been a journalist in guatemala for decades, said -- "it has been 30 years of struggle against corruption and impunity, against governmental abuses and terrorism, in favor of freedom, transparency, and accountability." you're talking to us from guatemala. how has repression against journalists and government critics worsened not only in el salvador under the presidency of bukele, but across central america? >> so the guatemala case -- guatemala is advancing similarly to el salvador >> it is hard to compare