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council of compton, california were indicted and convicted of voter fraud with mail-in ballots. the election they were voting in was decided by one vote. please do not tell me that voter fraud does not affect the outcome of some elections. i just gave you two recent examples. host: both of our guests with us on this conversation. william j. roberts from the center for american progress. john fund from the national review is a columnist. this is michael, miami, florida. independent line. caller: how are you doing? i just have one question on these bills being submitted. is there any provision to require a fingerprint to vote and as far as fraud is concerned, you would not know -- fraud only works if it is not discovered. your records are how many frauds you have caught. it does not mean it did not go on. you just did not catch it. do not put that into the argument. that is stupid. there you go. put fingerprints on just like you do at any bank and you get rid of your fraud. host: thank you. mr. fund, go first. mr. fund: the heritage foundation, you can go to their website. they ha

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dedicated to original investigative journalism and analysis in reykjavik and i sent we have kristin compton editor in chief of wiki links and in geneva, we have nills mel's. are you in special repertoire on till torture and professor of international law at the university of glasgow? very one. welcome to all, thanks for joining us on the inside story. i'd like to begin with you kristin crabs and i just want to get your reaction to this ruling. did you think it was going to go this way? well, i've learned the hard way not to keep my hopes very high. so it didn't come with surprise. but this is devastating results and especially ironically this is be handed down on the united nations human rights day. and on the same day that to all the generalist getting the noble priest prize in. and also this quote is devastating for julian and for his family. but furthermore, they devastating for press freedom worldwide. and that is the main reason why all major human rights organizations in the world press freedom organizations. freedom . the organization, if i from, for, for human rights, have condemned

oh, wanted people to relocate to the picturesque town of pratt da compton population, 183 traffic and pollution for mountain fresh air crowded classrooms for a school of 9 students. there is no hospital police or fire department and forget about a 5 g network. when virginia benham move responded to an advertisement to move here, she was lured by the job of managing this 9 room, hostile she had her 7 year old daughter. love arrived in january. i. rec, among lever. thank neil. as i lived in big city and foam is the 1st time but her. i'm very happy i may be because it was my to him. may i'm feeling good. hey, i don't know, but i hope it will be film and he asked, love can rome and play in the village without the safety concerns of a city, but she also has fewer playmates and a 30 minute drive to go swimming in the winter gant. my name is caitlin. hi kim. listen. i prefer to have more kids cuz then i have more friends present gap. asking huntington rams. according to government statistics, half of spain's municipalities are in danger of losing their population. these are primarily towns o

explaining to the world that the reason the kabul government keep saying this is that they are corrupt, in comptonestern taxpayers money is being misused. nobody listen to us. that narrative was blocked by the west was up and today there is embarrassment where western taxpayers are asking their government are where the money went. we had no interest in the way this war went on, the disaster and the casualties that we faced and the way it ended. we are the country, we have a country that has been recognised by the us or uk and others for facilitating the governments process, the end point of which should have been a generally inclusive government. it was because the afghan president decided to up and leave his country, because the army that was trained never fought that the end result was what it was. so please stop blaming pakistan because of you to tell you, you... you're reading a lot to my questions here. on a blaming anybody but i am seeking to find out what your strategic analysis is right now. your prime minister said after the taliban took over in kabul he said," we must stabilise the new g

what i can tell you, it's very, very tangible compton, the east and carlo. it's really what i can call and holo coast of the congo cities. and it has been happening for became more down to the cage killing people. some people finding is that lead, jeez, so it's it to, the, is a very huge, very, very huge. they say, okay, it's coming from, it's coming from 80 if who are rebel from uganda, but what do we come to and stain from the grounds. be able trauma, uganda, but people the kill most, most of them. most of them are going to leave that trying to we don't stare instead of killing in the area. they do eat in the council and for being like for them to be cage destroying a really think, pushing people out 12 year villages on your nature or areas exploiting resource fees. so it's really you're able it's, it's huge. it's completely dental side is going on. sonya using the word using the words genocide and the words holocaust. that is very, very strong language. are you getting your information from government sources that she trust or is this just being relate to

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t 0 pratt to compton spain. the superhero film, spider man, no way home has taken in more than $1000000000.00 at the global box office. it's a new record for the block buster. the 1st film to reach that milestone since the start of the pandemic. and is the 2nd movie in history to reach sat mark despite many feet as being closed or that capacity reduced because of crone of ice restrictions. jasmine simpkins is a house and film critic with hip hollywood dot com. she says the film industry knows people are excited about going back to the cinema. you know, i think how we would spend doing very, very well behind the scenes. you know there cobit protocols on sets and then even on screening, having journalists come and see the films they've really, really been doing a great job of keeping people from getting the virus and making sure that people that are coming to see the films and being on sat are vaccinated, so i think they knew that they had all their, you know everything, their checks and balances all and their duc

and i volcanic map light, wonders, compton and quincy. and that's when you get over fly 100. is that so an aba off and large volumes of surface rough water, the collect and lower lying areas in banking dash paths amen. to help tackle the problem berlin aims to become a sponged city. the idea is to capture rainwater, like a sponge, seaters and, and board. and then it can be drawn into the soil buffer house that's good for the water supply and has all the benefits, like urban greenery and climate that came out. and yet house to prevent flooding. oodles tamma. since 2017, every new housing development in berlin has built according to the sponge concept. a pioneering example is this residential area in southeast berlin. yes, the fatigue good. so i can, ma'am, he, you can see the vast green re on the rooftops. that's one way that rainwater is captured. and from there it evaporates with a higher movie that i don't study as much as 90 percent of rainwater can be captured in this way. run off, water flows through pipes into special drainage basins. there are also low lying flower bed

i'd often copy of a crown of bonds in his time. certain doctor will my that's mr. compton and i worked at sephora is, does he and i live in san vince last around in his life through mountain about wanted us to say happens out so i've been had not always followed all disc. in another case, he ordered the summary execution of a jewish man despite a general asking for him to be pardoned. germany's invasion of wisdom, poland at 1939, immediately left some 1700000, choose at the mercy of nazi brutality. forced from the villages and city homes, they were crowded into newly created ghettos under appalling conditions and not allowed to leave. at the time the nazis were plenty to port juice either further east in europe or to the african island of madagascar. they wanted to purge new to conquered territories incorporated to the german right of the jewish population, out of irishmen devised the details of his forced relocation. ah, already people in many places in poland were being executed merely because they would shoot leash. but it was germany's invasion of the soviet union in june 1941 that

compton college in los angeles partnered with every table to offer free, healthy take away meals. following a hunger strike, the university of kentucky partnered with -- to open the one community cafe which served to go meals for $1. in its first year, it fed about 24,000 students. students have had to engage in hunger strikes in order to get help elsewhere, too, including at spelman and morehouse. a community in new hampshire recently began providing free daily breakfast and lunch, and one dinner per week, to all enrolled students. and this month, another community college in missouri expanded its free breakfast program to all of its campuses. bottom line, the science suggests that these efforts work. the hope center evaluated a meal voucher program and found it boosted payments, likely improved student's well-being, and reduce the severity of food insecurity. emergency cash assistance is another promising approach. it offers students the dignity of choice, while helping them address their basic needs. our latest survey that having more or better food to eat was one of the top fi

compton college in los angeles partnered with every table to offer free, healthy take away meals.ollowing a hunger strike, the university of kentucky partnered with -- to open the one community cafe which served to go meals for $1. in its first year, it fed about 24,000 students. students have had to engage in hunger strikes in order to get help elsewhere, too, including at spelman and morehouse. a community in new hampshire recently began providing free daily breakfast and lunch, and one dinner per week, to all enrolled students. and this month, another community college in missouri expanded its free breakfast program to all of its campuses. bottom line, the science suggests that these efforts work. the hope center evaluated a meal voucher program and found it boosted payments, likely improved student's well-being, and reduce the severity of food insecurity. emergency cash assistance is another promising approach. it offers students the dignity of choice, while helping them address their basic needs. our latest survey that having more or better food to eat was one of the top five

compton college in los angeles partnered with every table to offer free, healthy take away meals. following a hunger strike, the university of kentucky partnered with -- to open the one community cafe which served to go meals for $1. in its first year, it fed about 24,000 students. students have had to engage in hunger strikes in order to get help elsewhere, too, including at spelman and morehouse. a community in new hampshire recently began providing free daily breakfast and lunch, and one dinner per week, to all enrolled students. and this month, another community college in missouri expanded its free breakfast program to all of its campuses. bottom line, the science suggests that these efforts work. the hope center evaluated a meal voucher program and found it boosted payments, likely improved student's well-being, and reduce the severity of food insecurity. emergency cash assistance is another promising approach. it offers students the dignity of choice, while helping them address their basic needs. our latest survey that having more or better food to eat was one of the top fi

the bottom line is a lot of members of congress, to the compton, myself, so many of us, we're trying. i did my reserve duty in afghanistan. i've been working with the state department working to get them out. they couldn't move. they couldn't get to the airport. they were using people as hostages to get leverage against us. so the idea that people decided recently to get out so a lie. they set numbers that were not true. they're doing nothing to deal with thousands of afghans that fought along our side to get them out. i have a green ribbon. senator blumenthal and myself will wear a green ribbon through the holiday season as a reminder of those that we left behind in afghanistan. this was a botched withdrawal. most of the people that came out were not vetted. we left behind the ones that helped out and brought home the people that could rush the gate and get on an airplane. this has been a nightmare. >> martha: there's millions starving. half the population is said to be on the brink of star vision. i know you met with angelina jolie. you've dot a lot of work in this area. you think

factory snap light, wonders compton and pensive, and that's when you get over a flyer on a lease that's own huh. oh, and large volumes of surface rough water the collects in lower lying areas in banking dash baptism in to help tackle the problem. berlin aims to become a sponge city. the idea is to capture rainwater, like a sponge seat as an board, and then it can be drawn into the soil buffer house. that's good for the water supply and has all the benefits, like ab and greenery and climate that came out. and yes, the house to prevent flooding. oodles tamma. since 2017, every new housing development in berlin has been built according to the sponge concept. a pioneering example is this residential area in southeast berlin. yes, the fatigue woods. i can ma'am. he, you can see the vast green re on the roof tops. that's one way that rainwater is captured and from there it evaporates with a higher mavita had done that. as much as 90 percent of rainwater can be captured in this way. run off, water flows through pipes into special drainage basins. there are also low lying flower beds, paid area

she later told a reporter that senator compton told her quote, blocking her was a way to inflict specialin on the president. >> cassandra fell unexpectedly ill and died of leukemia in 2016. after waiting two years for a confirmation vote that never came. today, senator cotton is at it again. >> i would be happy to come from these nominees in the following few minutes. if the senator from illinois would simply express regret for what happened in the hearing that day. >> tom cotton's feelings are hurt. more on that next. re on that next. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. hey hun hey, get your own vapors relax with vicks vapobath or with vicks vaposhower. take a soothing vicks vapo moment wherever you chose. back in march, the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on the

judge compton said he would not be making a decision on moms hernandez until he was medically evaluated. >> i'm disappointed, but i'm not really surprised of the decision, especially with how the da kind of wants to play this. ama: he will remain in jail in san francisco. the next court hearing will happen december 7. it is important to note ramos hernandez has not been charged with a hate crime despite the family and community members who showed up today believing it was. dion: coming up closing by christmas. an earth day community is losing its cvs store. while some services are been transferred, people tell us it won't be the same. spencer: december want is easing and a chance for rain developing. i'll have the accuweather forecast. dion: and in the wake of new travel restrictions, tonight, will it cover you if rules change while you are out of the country? ama: heads up. tomorrow at this time, you will be watching the pac-12 championship, the game between the oregon ducks and utah youths. it will be followed by toyota after the game. stay with us for a special edition ♪ i see trees

council of compton, california were indicted and convicted of voter fraud with mail-in ballots. election they were voting in was decided by one vote. please do not tell me that voter fraud does not affect the outcome of some elections. i just gave you two recent examples. host: both of our guests with us on this conversation. william j. roberts from the center for american progress. john fund from the national review is a columnist. this is michael, miami, florida. independent line. caller: how are you doing? i just have one question on these bills being submitted. is there any provision to require a fingerprint to vote and as far as fraud is concerned, you would not know -- fraud only works if it is not discovered. your records are how many frauds you have caught. it does not mean it did not go on. you just did not catch it. do not put that into the argument. that is stupid. there you go. put fingerprints on just like you do at any bank and you get rid of your fraud. host: thank you. mr. fund, go first. mr. fund: the heritage foundation, you can go to their website. they have a

compton out in front leading the way for deebo samuel to get his sixth rushing touch down of the season mitch punts the ball. darius phillips of the bengals. i got it. oh, i don't have it! it's a mistake. trent sharefield recovers and good position for the 49ers. ensuing drive, jimmy garoppolo, george kittle. george kittle is having a heck of a six-game stretch. more on that later. 17-6 lead for the 9ers. >> great players making great plays and a big moment in the game. george kittle for the touchdown. >> so we go to the fourth quarter. joe borough. he's got some time in the pocket. he's got -- he is twisting around. now, i got a lot of time and he is going to find jamar chase for a 17-yard touchdown. bengals cut the lead to seven. >> joe montana for the touchdown throw! he has to get the receiver out of bounds there. and stay with him. >> later in the quarter, boro and chase again. 32-yard touchdown. we're tied at 20. so we are going to overtime. and in overtime, bengals get the ball to start. 3rd and three, nick bosa, say hi to your former teammate in ohio state before he transferred,

over 5400 families receiving between 300 and $1,000 a month of with cities like compton, newark, sancomplete their planned experiments, at least $35 million will reportedly be given out as democrats are pushing for the closest thing to basic income on a federal level, steve, that's the child tax credit. could this be the success of the biden administration, if they don't get build back better, what will that do to the economy? steve: is that for me, cheryl? cheryl: yeah, steve, yeah, sorry, yeah. a bit of a delay. sorry. steve: there's a lot of celebration in the market that build back better is dead right now. as it should be. this is a horrific bill. but you know, i don't want that celebration to be premature. there's a lot of talk about the two joes getting -- joe biden, joe manchin and maybe cutting a deal for a slimmed down version of this bill and there's a lot of talk by the way, cheryl, that they may cancel out and suspend and reverse the trump tax cuts which as you know i had a hand in putting together. that would be extremely negative for the markets. it would be very bad f

. >> eric compton, california, democrat caller. >> caller: good morning, er america. have a real thing that bothers me about equal protection under the law and i'll talk about the insurgence january 6. if i as a citizen went around campaigningro that election was stolenie and went to court and everything i went to court showed me it was wrong, then me and my friends got together and said hey we're going to go to washington dc and still campaign about this and we're goingrn to run upid into the capitol and t letter to the attorney general say w hey, you need to change these votes for me. then we went to washington dc and ran up and somebody got killed, i would be in jail for something like that. then we find i had documents, i had people make up, and the president and all these people were involved in this stuff? i would be in jail. just simpled citizen doing thia mess. sook please, attorney general, r equal protection under the law, you all need to explain somethingg to me about this one. it sure g doesn't look right to me.. in jesus christ's name. >> pat in pennsylva