the house is more conservative. a substitute bill is posed written by the chamber of commerce that says no full employment. we should encourage maximum employment and no government spending, but we should do fact-finding to find out the best way to create maximum employment. what is the argument proposed by the house bill to get rid of the senate version? they argue it is "not greatly distanced from neo-marxian thinking, and is tainted by the tame school of thought dominant in the government." intervention is to close to communism. the second example of a give you from the dennis the program is familiar to you today is truman proposes there should be government health care, single-payer. there's a massive lobbying campaign by the american medical association and private insurance firms, they spend $2.5 million on propaganda. the group in favor of single-payer spent about $60,000. woodley does not have the kind of money to advertise that. part of the advertising campaign against single-payer is built around the idea

the house is more conservative. in the house, a substitute bill is proposed and written by the chamber of commerce. it says, no full employment. what we should do is encourage maximum employment and no government spending but we should just to fact finding to work out what the best ways to create maximum employment in the private sector are. what are the arguments of the proponent of the hospital to get rid of the senate version? they argue that it is quote, not greatly distanced from neil marks in thinking and is tainted by the school of thought that is dominant in the government. this left intervention is too close to communism. what i will give you as another example is one that is true today. truman proposes that there should be government health care, single payer. there is a massive lobbying campaign by the american medical association and private insurance firms. i spent about two and a half million dollars on propaganda. the group in favor of single payer spends about 50,000 dollars and does not have the kin

but some conservative mps are demanding his resignation. brexiteer steve baker tweeted that it is "intolerable that borisjohnson‘s government is losing so much capital" and said dominic cummings must go. also on twitter, damian collins said mr cummings had a track record of beliving the rules don't apply to him, and said the govenrment would be better off without him. and simon hoare said, "with the damage mr cummings is doing to the government's reputation he must consider his position." and warned he was now wounding the government and prime minister. in the last hour, mr cummings emerged from his london home where reporters asked him about the latest allegations. mrcummings, are you mr cummings, are you going to resign? did you make a second trip from london to durham? good morning. can you back out of the way? on behalf of the nation, did you return to durham in april? i did not. i did not? cani to durham in april? i did not. i did not? can i ask you, while i am keeping my distance, how many times have you left london during the lockdow

conservation is what we finance, is what we manage. not only could we get medicine out of the deal, the endangered species and songbirds and nongame, people thrive because wildlife habitat brings is quality of life. >> one of the things they don't talk about, we have seen it in florida with an investment into the everglades from the trump administration. woods, ieck of the think they did 750 million dollars to fix up that watershed , to shore up those things, to better them environmentally for sportsmen and everyone to enjoy. if the trump administration does something like that, even though it is totally unprecedented, crickets. no one says anything. i love seeing guys like you who will be out there, who will speak the facts, even talking to sports nuts, what have you done? this administration has opened up more public land for sportsmen, sportswomen, fishermen, every other aspect of this. just recreational use. yet no one talks about those things. i know you are working on a couple initiatives. bringing the fax to those people who are

the air force seems to be paying more into the canyon wide lead conservancy. the mountain was nearly extinct in the wild in kenya and so are a few. and taken to the us is breeding and in pools of and for we received. from different in the us and from was a team we started the breeding program on son and. 77. last youngest was born on the 7th of july and it is the 7th sort of the bungle. with the increase in numbers to conservancy plans to release 25 into the mount kenya forest where kenya for is so obvious ok if has and located about 800 acres for a protected century. this enclosed area at the for 12 months kenya is not just a sanctuary for mountain bungles knows the rare white zebras and have buffalo also plan protection here from porches and pretend we divide this into different products because of the species that we have a moment. in the near future when we put them in the sanctuary this is problem would be so they don't completely so what you can see here is one of the breeding hons. conservancy also offers to us to tourists and school children to get rev

and i am really disappointed as a conservative supporter of boris johnson to disappointed as a conservative to have seen someone i really believed in send such a disappointing message to the country. so you think, is a prominent commentator on the conservative party and so fourth, that he should have been fired by mr johnson? he should have been fired 24 johnson? he should have been fired 2a hours ago. the complete hypocrisy of setting rules which you do not then follow, 68% of people, according to an opinion poll, said they thought the prime minister's advisor dominic cummings had broken the rules. we are in the middle of something which we are told by government is a very dangerous pandemic. it is vital that when the government is issuing rules in such an environment that people have confidence in what the government is saying. and i think the government has completely undermined confidence in its own messages by excusing dominic cummings's behaviour in the way the prime minister did at the press co nfe re nce way the prime minister did at the press conference this evening. do you think t

tim montgomery there, conservative commentator.or some of the victims of friday's plane crash in karachi, in which 97 people died. flight data and cockpit recorders have been recovered and an investigation into the cause of the crash is underway. but the pakistan pilots' association says it doesn't trust the government to investigate properly. umer nan giana sent this report from the scene. this is where the airliner plane crashed. in karachi yesterday. as you can see, this is the street where the debris is all over the place. you can see one of the parts of the wings of the aircraft here and there are parts of the engine and there are parts of the engine and there are parts of the engine and the body of the aircraft on the street, a very narrow street, about 20 foot wide or something. and we have been told that people were inside these houses when the plane crashed here. if we can show you a little bit of what happened to the house, it erupted into a fireball. the owner of the house when he heard the pain, rushed out and realised

wouldn't told us educating local community is key to conserving wildlife and its environment. a mistake to artists come from our country. who's. coming because their schools were closed due to they're going to get us live in you again house condo. nobody here expect things to change before the coronavirus restrictions are lifted conservationists say they're looking for other ways to fund the reserves so the wildlife within them and the people around them can have a future. malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya so it's pretty clear that wildlife tourism is very important to countries in africa in fact the $39000000000.00 industry is the main source of funding for conservation on the continent for example tourism accounted for 85 percent of south africa's funding for wildlife services and national parks in 2018 but the global travel safer is projected to shrink by up to 30 percent this year due to the pandemic and an estimated $24000000.00 tourism jobs could be lost across africa. but it's an important story let's bring in our panel and the metal mara standing by daniel soapie h

most importantly, a conservative voice of our kind. i yield the floor. >> ranking member of the house ways and means committee discussed the virus pandemic and economy at a virtual event hosted by the american council for capital formation. thanks

—— committed conservative.ch large numbers last december. but if you start to have a conservative government where people think, actually, these are the same old conservatives, whereby people who are in privileged positions can ignore rules that the rest of us have to abide by, you start undermining that important quality, which is respect and authority, that any government needs to possess, particularly during a pandemic when the message is —— the messages the government sends out one of our key defences against a dangerous virus. i don't know if you heard the briefing today but matt hancock was asked by a vicar about whether the government should look at reviewing the fines given out to people who we re the fines given out to people who were travelling around during the lockdown because of childcare reasons, like dominic cummings. he said he would look at it and talk to the treasury and get back to the member of the public was asking that question. but people are already saying on social media, you know, is t

what you make of the minor revolt we have seen in the conservative party with mps queueing up conservative queueing up yesterday. 0n conservative party with mps queueing up yesterday. on saturday we had ministers queueing up to defend mr cummings but yesterday we had backbench mps like steve baker, a fellow brexiteer, queueing up to denounce him. some of those mps are flat out enemies of dominic cummings and he has never disguised his co nte m pt and he has never disguised his contempt for members of parliament, even members of his own government, in the past, and there is little doubt personal rancour will have played a part in some of the reasons why people have been getting out and being trenchant. why people have been getting out and being trencha nt. i why people have been getting out and being trenchant. i think the more difficult thing for dominic cummings and the government is that overwhelmingly, what mps are saying is they are reflecting the mood of their constituents. that is what is damaging. dominic cummings has a lwa ys damaging. dominic cummings has always been, well, his gr

in the sense of conserving triple liberalism. -- true liberalism. hoover said that because he was he feltgry that roosevelt had stolen the very good term liberalism, which is how he described himself, from him. so he wanted to reclaim that term which fdr had perverted. newspapermen in oregon in 1938, frank -- frank jenkins said how is the republican party , to consolidate sentiment and defeat the radical new deal? he answered by embracing free , as for many enterprise. , glenn frank who was an important figure in republican circles, president of the university of wisconsin and hopeful for political office who tragically died in an accident. you can see how thoughts were changing about the possibility of realignment from what he said between 1933 and 1940. in 1933, he said hope for a conservative republican party and a liberal democratic party have gone into the waste bucket of forlorn hope. by 1940 he said "we may be heading into a different situation because of the extreme so-called liberalism of the democrats." that is getting a little ahead of th

of it. >> conservative i would define in terms of conservation. we are part of the united synagogue of judaism. the conservative movement is kind of in the middle in a certain way. between orthodox and reform. we are not looking at ourselves in the mirror to see where we are on the vector. we are looking at the person walking through the door and say how can we welcome you and how can we help you define your path within judaism or relation to judaism. >> as our current president you yourself and body diversity because you serve in a pulpit at the congregation. you are ordained through the renewal movement. you are a past national president of the movement. you yourself represent the diversity of life in the country and in the bay area. can you talk about the renewal movement it self. >> the purpose is to breathe new life into judaism. it is not see itself as a dom denomination. we welcome rabbis and members to affiliate with and continue the religious practice on whatever level feels right to them. >> we only have a minute or so left. i want to as

the air force seems to be paying more into the kenyan wildlife conservancy. the mountain bunghole was nearly extinct in the wild in kenya and saw a few bones and taken to the us is breeding and in pools of and 4 we received from different groups in the us and for those 18 we started the breeding program here on sunday and currently we have a total of $77.00. yeah the last youngest was born on the 7th of july and it is the 7 to 7 the bungle. with the increase in numbers to conservancy plans to release 25 into the mount kenya forest where kenya for is sad but it's ok if this has and located about 800 acres for a protected century. this enclosed area at the for 12 months kenya is not just a sanctuary for mountain bungalows knows the rare white zebras and halves of buffalo also find protection here from porches and play detective we divide these bongos into different products because of the. challenge that we have a moment. in the near future when we put them in the sanctuary this is problem would be so they don't completely so what you can see here is one of the

conservative in terms of. so-called. terms on front may not a lot of funding for conservative cause but yes bill gates people are targeting him of course because of the work the fascination we're foundation has spent earning worldwide and yet there are ties clearly tie anti-vaccination movement but if we take a step back really what bill gates some a lot. or a lot of people conservatives particularly the far right is representing what they call the. right so if you follow what conservatives particularly are doing online if you see some that are happening worldwide but especially in the united states and had locked down protests really what we're seeing any. wrong. really trajectory of conservative being what they call the government right and 1st some vaccines represent a concrete way in which governments actually require him to be too old. to act right getting vaccines or in this case why why this is so much more extreme is the public health measures that people like symbolize are foreseeing and you know improving publi

we simply invited him to address the conservation groups, and we're hoping he will. he has had other issues higher up on his agenda. but we hope when he comes here, he will. he has set already -- said already that the economy and the environment are two of the most serious challenges he faces. >> in the newsletter that is out, you have written that president bush would inspire the world, if you would propose that the u.s. and the soviet union would mutually reduce military expenditures by 50% in the next 10 years. explain that. sen. nelson: and another 50% in the decade after. the soviet union and the united states have been engaged in a totally irrational race. when you consider that every single year, we spent more money and we have become less secure. 35 years ago, we cannot deliver multiple warheads. this was around the world in 20 minutes or half way round. so what would you say and what would you think of a society where we're spending huge amounts of money to become less secure than the year before? now, the arms race ought to stop. the president ought to step

president down to his supporters so it's another attempt to sun so a conservative voices with an election just 6 months away from social media companies ballance freedom of speech while rooting out misinformation this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and it's. donald trump is often called the tweeter in chief twitter is the us president's main social media platform it's where he announces policies to more than 80000000 followers and ways attacked opponents and spread misinformation twitter is now in the president's firing line it's placed a fact check warning on 2 trump tweets that falsely claimed postal ballots would lead to voter fraud the president accused twitter in a tweet of stifling free speech and silencing conservative voices donald trump has signed an executive order to review a law that protects social media under section $230.00 of the u.s. communications decency act online platforms are largely exempted from liability for content created by their users they have the freedom to remove content without facing lawsuits critics of the law say it allowed platforms to a

coburn blasted a path for conservative outsiders to take on washington orthodoxy from national debt to term limits. to our broke en health care system and his career was an inspiration to leave my business and run for the senate. his bedside manner was often brusk, but on the tough issues like any good doctor, tom coburn told people what they needed to hear, not what they wanted to hear. dr. tom coburn, our tiring national debt to him was not just a thorn in america's side, it was a supreme moral failing. as one of the few true fiscal hawks in recent decades, senator coburn wrote or wore the nickname dr. no as a badge of courage, understanding there's nothing commendable about spending our grandchildren's money just because we won't be at the table when the bill comes due. if there's one thing that could fix washington more than any other, it's strict term limits and more accountability for congress. inspired by dr. coburn, i made my pledge to only serve two terms. action a fixture of my campaign. and following his example, by refusing to accept a congressional pension when i leave. la

so we actually have to square our shoulders and do the right principal conservative thing and that's how you attract young voters, that's how you add everybody vote. there's just no substitute for winning argument and i personally believe there is an enormous appeal in conservative principles that we actually have to live our principles if we expect other people to sign up for them with us. >> i wish that corey was one of the 53 members of the republican senate majority right now because only person that i've heard make that case in public when the group is mitt romney when describing the reasons for his vote on the impeachment. and for some reason people who like to think of themselves look conservative in the gop senate majority are not saying what corey just so well said in my view. >> what concerns or do you have concerns of what happened in wisconsin in a broader debate that roiled our country recent years over expanding or suppressing the vote will have on turnout, there's a strata question of the virus and whether people feel safe to vote and i think there is a psychological i

that sort of what conservative wanted right?they look to the 60s and 70s and said there's been this terrible collapse, it was a destructive dynamism so we need cover instability about what we got feels more like a sickness than a death than a real return of fruitfulness. so things are, the tarantino movie that came out this year, once upon a time in hollywood's kind of a portrait of a moment in time in many ways cultural conservatives deplore this sexual revolution reaching its peak in the moment where the manson family shows up and people are murdered in the dark 70s began. it is striking to watch that movie and of course it's a fantasy but it's a fantasy rooted in reality to see just how young and garish and vigorous and vibrant the america that tarantino conjures up seems to be. part of the theme of this book in a sense i am a cultural conservative who is in certain ways nostalgic for a certain degree of chaos, finds myself to my own surprise preferring it to a stability that doesn't seem to have real fruitfulness about it. >

it's pop spot sango in 1903 it's located in the same valley conservancy a vast nature reserve bigger than luxemburg. at that time there were only bankrupt cattle farms here and there were no elephants rhinos or lions. cops than as neighbors resettled the 1st elephants almost 600 of them us along with other species. towards according to potts own estimates operating song will cost around $1000000.00 euros a year. around 60 percent is financed through what he calls sustainable use. in other words trophy hunting. big game hunters arrive and shoot animals so that they can hang its head with horns or tusks on the wall. because of the trophy how. being on his land pop has made enemies. but is that rightly so. the myth is that hunting destroys the entire animal world wanting takes out a very few animals. for example if we have $100.00 leopards and we shoot maybe 4 of them a year yes but we have a rate of offspring that is probably somewhere around 10 bites then this is still sustainable. so there will be no leopard population destroyed anywhere gold will both at least it's. a leopard and li

but i want to say it's easy for me now, as a conservative, because right now, the conservative side, being so often the victims ofssion of speech, is in a high free-speech mode. conservatives weren't always so jealous and protective of ee speech. >> when the communists, socialists, anarchistse >> today, the diff -- and this is why cornel deserves more praise than i do. to the difficulty is on the progressive side. there are lots of progressives who aren't so excited about free ieech, who want to restri who think there are good reasons to restrict what they call hate eech a so forth. and cornel has stood up in the face of that and said, "no. free speech is for everybody, and it's important and it's got to be honored on university campuses and in our society more oadly." >> dr. west, why that shift, that progressives seem to be in a placwhere they're shutting down free speech more now than before? >> that's a good question. it hard to say. it's really hard. i think it's partly generational. there is, in fact, also a certain kind of orthodoxy that and that's why socratic energy is very

and these guys are one of the main organizers of the world conservative conference. they held it in moscow this year. or last year, i think it was. yeah. and they are absolutely, they were 100% dedicated to the destruction of liberal democracy. they use a ea peels to -- a appeals to religious traditionalism. ultimately, these people are just fascists. >> it's interesting, the world congress of families was what was held in -- [inaudible] this year they didn't do it. it was supposed to have been held or i heard it was going to be held until brazil but, obviously, there are no conferences taking place right now. >> yeah. >> the authoritarianism that you mention is really true. it's very interesting that, you know, i think that, you know, trump is always praising authoritarian leaders, and one wonders -- there yeah. of. >> -- if he envies them. >> well, yeah. i mean, iran just basically ended democracy -- [inaudible] this is no longer a congress or courts. >> or a free press. >> or a free press. >> punished for promoting what they call fake news or. >> yeah. >> [inaudib

it reports that the uk prime minister has been told by senior conservatives not to raise taxes or cutpite the rising costs of the pandemic. the mirror carries a warning, from the police federation's boss, that freezing the pay of public sector workers would be a betrayal of those on the covid frontline. according to the telegraph, a coronavirus antibody test has been approved by public health england. the daily mail leads on its campaign to supply doctors, nurses, and care staff with personal protective equipment. borisjohnson has been quizzed in the house of commons over 10,000 "unexplained" care home deaths — that's on the front page of the metro. the guardian also reports on the situation in care homes — it says ministers are facing fresh criticism of failing to protect the elderly and vulnerable against the outbreak. the chair of the us federal reserve says additional fiscal support may be costly but "worth it" to avoid long—term economic damage. that's according to the financial times. and the international version of the new york times leads on the spiralling cororonavirus death

i think little munchkin our love conservancy. for. all this i was. very interesting creatures who are 6. for example the mountain boy. who has been endangered by the protests. it's not just porch in the threatens their reaction to lopes they also have to contend with a variety of diseases and the loss of being natural habitat. everything going to an advantage more people looking forward to the coming weeks soon 5 new mountain bone will be born increasing the species chance of survival. we're part of a lot of interesting reports about people who practice recycling or up cycling from car to as funny to bugs made of drinking straws and women school or party in a fossil came up with a novel idea you need to take a look at that yes indeed sandra they turn plastic bags into new products will meet with them now in a new episode in our series of doing your bit where we will showcase initiatives of individuals who are really doing something to help the environment. plastic waste clutters the environment and contaminates the soil. and plastic bags are the bigg

conservative ranks, not just weeks, that there is unease in conservative ranks, notjust about this. concern in general about the government's handling of the covid crisis and easing of the lockdown and a perception, both here and very much, i should add, internationally, that britain has mishandled this crisis, it was slow to recognise its severity. so considerable pressure on the prime minister. absolutely, from the opposition and from some people and from his own ranks as well. dominic cummings yesterday, when he was pressed said he doesn't care how this looks. but actually, the government must care how this looks at the prime minister must care, because apart from anything else, apart from the pr side of it, in terms of trying to enforce the lockdown, it makes it more difficult if you have a high—profile figure, who is alleged to have either broken or bent the rules? absolutely. it is very ha rd to or bent the rules? absolutely. it is very hard to see this as anything other than a political public relations and in many ways, an international relations catastrophe. most people wou

this is a tweet from douglas ross, conservative mp.nd he has just resigned from his position. he says, i haven't commented publicly on the situation with dominic cummings as i have waited hear the full details. i welcome the statement to clarifying the matter but there are aspects i have trouble with. as a result i have trouble with. as a result i have examined —— resigned as a government minister. fill us in with the details of mr ross' let it. we are saying only half an hour ago that downing street were hoping they we re that downing street were hoping they were now on top of it and they could start to move on but there clearly isa start to move on but there clearly is a lot of anger within the conservative party about the perception that dominic cummings has followed different rules to everybody else. douglas ross, a junior minister in the scotland office, an mp elected back in 2017. let me take you through a bit of his letter because there is some of it which is pretty painful reading, actually, for number 10. he says, while the in

simon hoare is one conservative mp who has called for mrcummings to resign. the adviser starts to damage the reputation of the government, whoever that adviser isn't whatever the reason for the story, they need to consider the position and the harm they are flipping upon the government. i think it is significant. i think our strong m essa 9 es significant. i think our strong messages about social distancing and staying at home and making sacrifices and that we are all in this together are being diluted over all of this and isaac mr cummings is now “— all of this and isaac mr cummings is now ——i all of this and isaac mr cummings is now —— i think it is time for the second is to consider his position. my second is to consider his position. my position that is that he is not. he says he was acting legally and reasonably defending his child, the government and prime minister and a string of ministers had defended him as well. i am father of three girls, andi as well. i am father of three girls, and i do not question or criticise dominic cummings' paternal instinc