now you work at the constitution center. the national constitution center. is there anything in the constitution that deals with filibuster's? it's absolutely nothing in the constitution that deals with filibuster's but and one thing to constitution says in the article one section 5 or a delegates the rulemaking power of the congress to congress the lex exceptions are there's seven votes. i'd mentioned province previously were two-thirds are required. there's some quorum requirements. and it's interesting argument because people like james madison alexander hamilton, they were all for a majority role and if you think about the filibuster, it's a super majority thing where you need 60 in the old age. you need 67 to proceed on certain types of business. so this is kind of conflict between the concept of what's called majoritarianism where the majority should rule in most cases, but clearly the founders intended for congress to establish their own rules. what is your position as editor-in-chief at the national constitution center? i have a really cool job and i

now you work at the constitution center. the national constitution center. is there anything in the constitution that deals with filibuster's? it's absolutely nothing in the constitution that deals with filibuster's but and one thing to constitution says in the article one section 5 or a delegates the rulemaking power of the congress to congress the lex exceptions are there's seven votes. i'd mentioned province previously were two-thirds are required. there's some quorum requirements. and it's interesting argument because people like james madison alexander hamilton, they were all for a majority role and if you think about the filibuster, it's a super majority thing where you need 60 in the old age. you need 67 to proceed on certain types of business. so this is kind of conflict between the concept of what's called majoritarianism where the majority should rule in most cases, but clearly the founders intended for congress to establish their own rules. what is your position as editor-in-chief at the national constitution center? i have a really cool job and i

by the way, judge luttig join me on the board of the national constitution center.g earlier this week when i cornered him and i said, come on the show sunday morning. i didn't give him an option. although he faces yes even when given an option. thank you, sir. judge luttig former federal judge for the u.s. court of appeals for the fort thicket. thank you for being with us. coming up, bell hoax, alice walker, tomas e. coates, kimberly crenshaw. some of the greatest writers and thinkers overtime are being focused on republican who do not want your children being focused on their work. we will take a look at the edited ap african americans to study program with one of the scholar specifically. removed one of the great pioneers and writers, kimberly crenshaw, who has been absolutely critical in understanding identity, feminism, and more. you are watching velshi. that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of

well here at c-span we often turn to the national constitution center for its experts and scott bomboy. who is the editor-in-chief at the ncc joins us to talk about the filibuster. we appreciate your time. th the senate will convene as a court of impeachment. the chaplain will a prayer. gracious god, whose love for this nation been displayed so magnify certainly through our history. we praise you that your presence, this historic chamber and the entries into the minds of the senators gathered here, each of them is here by your divine. together they claim your promise. call me in the day of trouble i will deliver. we call upon you on day of trouble in america as this impeachment trial comes to a close, you have enabled an honest, open debate of. alternative solutions. soon, a vote will be taken. you have established a spirit of unity, the midst of differences. most important of all, we that we can trust you with the results you can use what is decided and continue to accomplish your plans for america. we entrust to care the president and his family use whatever is decided today to enabl

and then everyone was also invited to the meeting council for science, the president’s constitutional centerd placed at vladimir putin’s desk, those wishing to speak out were literally torn on television and everyone could say simply by raising their hand and the camera would take it, but at such events, putin himself often has to ask questions for obvious reasons, the participants are very worried. people manage to manage this, then take strawberries, take a hammer to hammer in nails, and such companies, of course, need additional state support. when you prepare your proposals, we will be very try to do. this is within two to three months. c'mon, i'm writing down a new deadline. this is your work for two or three weeks, i can tell you 2-3 months is quite a bit. let's go faster. you said 2-3 months, as if the ministry is in some kind of work. we have everything ready in 2-3 weeks. and where will you have to do now, as you were told that you seem to have been working in the ministry for many years. and why? because it is quite difficult to break through our administrative systems there. pleas

tell us what the constitutional accountable center is. t: we are a public interest law firm here in washington dc that seeks to make real the promise of the constitution. it is been amended over time by activist and abolitionist that of the our country ahead. there are inclusive, more equitable and has made our charter more just. host: we did this earlier in the program and i want to remind viewers of the plan that the president announced last august which would cancel up to $10,000 of federal student loan debt for those making a hundred 25,000 year -- and 125,000 a year. million people i should say that -- a program costing 400 billion over the next three decades. there is more here at stake than just the legality of the president's plan. there is the consideration of whether the states in the first case have the legal standing to bring the case. tell us more about that and what's your view on this. giancarlo: standing is a legal doctrine that rises out of the argument three. it says you need to have an injury caused by the other side and

baher azmy, from the center for - from the center for constitutional rights, thank you for being with989. the winter storm that started rolling into the golden state on thursday will start to intensify on friday. a massive storm has already brought major blizzards and temperatures far below freezing to much of the northern us. the cold snap comes as parts of the us southeast basked in a record—breaking heat wave. eric boldt from the national weather service has been monitoring the storm. when we start issuing a blizzard warning, of the first we've issued in decades, that is the unusual nature of this event, where just a lot of precipitation in the mountains and also down here closer to the ocean where we all live. it's not going to be a record—breaking amount of rain associated with this butjust a strong storm overall for the month of february, one of our wettest months of the year. but the biggest difference is just feet of snow expected in the mountains and that's going to really help the snowpack levels and eventually the drinking water reservoir storage. let's get some of the day'

. >> we set up this speech for the constitution center in philadelphia on the theory that if you're goingn, go down on a big stage. the anxiety in the room was palpable. and he turned to me and said, you know, i'm going to go out there and give this speech. and people will either accept it or they won't. >> thank you. thank you. >> and if they don't, then i just won't be president, but at least i'll have said what i think needs to be said. he said, that's worth something. >> we the people, in order to form a more perfect union -- 221 years ago, in a hall that still stands across the street, a group of men gathered and with these simple words launched america's improbable experiment in democracy. the document they produced was eventually signed, but ultimately unfinished. it was stained by this nation's original sin of slavery. i chose to run for president at this moment in history because i believe deeply that we cannot solve the challenges of our time unless we solve them together, unless we perfect our union. >> i think what was extraordinary about obama's so-called race speech is the f

before, to get away from the depressing idea that there's only very few people that are the center for the constitution, amongst the thousands of people who work in your intelligence services in a way you complimenting a joe biden and sullivan, joe biden, who everyone is saying always seen island so on. there's an implication that the reason they gave away the fact they were pleased with the nord stream atrocity, newland, of course saying it's a hunk of metal and blink and saying whatever he was saying in a way may give them some judicial help in any future court that they're allowed to covertly blow up the nord street. they're right. what in the sense they are in berman you say you said people were alarmed that they were publicly telling the press hey been ord stream has been destroyed. and on the other hand, there is a reason why they might wish it be known that they action have been taken. well i'll tell you the point of view that i gathered from the team, they're very, i think, very competent team that the american team that went to norway. we went to norie to figure out what to do because the pipe

this is baher azmy, legal director of the center for constitutional rights, speaking to democracy nowthat year. >> majid khan, to his credit, detailed the systematic, brutal, sadistic torture of u.s. government officials, namely the cia, which for nearly 20 years the u.s. government has tried to keep secret. amy: khan's lawyer said in a statement -- "guantÁnamo is a national shame, and we hope that today is another step forward towards its ultimate closure. the men languishing in guantÁnamo who have been cleared for release must be transferred, indefinite detention is anathema to a just society." majid khan arrived in thursday in belize, which has agreed to permanently resettle him. his release came as the united nations announced it's sending a human rights official to the guantÁnamo military prison for the first time ever. the u.s. continues to hold 34 prisoners at guantanamo. only 11 of them have been charged in military tribunals. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, college board has removed bl

constitution. this week 22 centers 11 democrats, 11 republicans led by todd young of indiana introduced a resolution to repeal the iraq war authorizations for an oh two. we should not be at war and this is a congressional declaration. at this case there wasn't a war is over we should declare it over. as you know iraq is gone for an enemy an adversary to a security partner and trying to combat terrorism groups like isis. but also to try to check the rating aggression. we should not leave a live or authorization pending against the nation is now security partner with the 11 plus 11 have the votes to get this passed in the senate. it will be the first time congress has repealed a war authorizations since 1971. neil: keep us posted on that center was good to see you in the meantime enjoy your weekend of the super bowl i have no idea who you are rooting for progress in group in kansas city of a chiefs fan. >> now i know. you doubled that. senator kaine good to see you again. let's go to senator roger wicker on the senate armed services committee the ranking member there. senator, i do not know but china

constitutional accountability center elizabethan the heritage foundation giancarlo on the legal issuesrounding the student loan plan. that will be argued before the supreme court on tuesday. and, punch bowl newsmax: previous thomas first house select committee on china. watch "washington journal" live at seven eastern tuesday morning on c-span or on c-span now our free video app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of governments. funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> homework can be hard. but squatting in a diner for internetwork is even harder. that is why we are providing lower income students access to affordable internet so homework can just be homework. cox connectedo compete. >> cox support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front roweat to democracy. next on tuesday, former national security advisor h.r. mcmaster farming deputy national security adviser mathew both assert any trump administration discuss the threat pose

help phone numbers on your screens those who travel alone can contact the department of constitutional crisis center turkey as part of organized groups can use the turkish association's help line at the moment. it is known that russian guides keep in touch with tourists , they are away from the area affected by the disaster, it is also reported that the airports of ankara antalya istanbul continue to work, the beginning of the company operates flights as usual . russian prime minister mikhail mishustinny expressed his condolences to the vice president of turkey and the head of the council of ministers in syria today, stressing that our country is ready to assist korea and damascus in eliminating the consequences of the disaster condolences sent a turkish colleague today and the head of the russian defense ministry, sergei shoigu, offered assistance through the military department. as they reported in ankara, they thanked for the assistance and promised to prepare specific proposals in the near future? ukrainian nazis used banned chemical weapons, and in several directions at once. the militants in t

replacing you with martial law because of the, the genesis of the crew is a center dissatisfaction towards the kind of constitutional rule that has been transparent. so the idea is to suspend the constitution replacer with martial law. and then the military will work to restructure society in a way that suits their needs and then and only then they may seek to transfer power back to civilians. but this time, the civilian population will understand that if they get out of step one more time that we could again, i mean one only has to take a look at the history of turkey. recently, they had a succession, a 960 seventy's eighty's, ninety's of military coups, you know, as a coo attention the st. all right, so i heard, so theologists say that one of the things that are part and parcel of a coup d'etat is being able to shift public opinion. language is one of those methods. it's one of those tools. what would you say are other methods of fomenting a cou? i think one of the key aspects, if you're going to form into crew, is to create economic discomfort. it's hard for a military to successfully carry out a qu, when the pop

attorneys, planned parenthood of new york, of the american civil liberties union and the center for constitutionalights. they filed a class action suit on behalf of women on medicaid who wanted access to abortion and doctors who accepted medicaid who wanted to be able to provide abortions. however, the us supreme court ultimately decided that states were not to pay or refund abortions for medicaid recipients, and at the amendment did not violate women's constitutional rights. as a result. many other individual states to follow this course and according to one report, within a year of the implementation of the hyde amendment, the number of federally funded abortions dropped from about 290000 to 2000. the center for disease control even conducted an eight month longitudinal study to determine the effects on restricting access public funds for abortion. the study had some flaws. it was small. there were other issues that affected its interpretations, but they did find that medicaid women in non funded states who had complications after abortions, they averaged about 1.9 weeks later gestational than t

attorneys, planned parenthood of new york, of the american civil liberties union and the center for constitutionalights. they filed a class action suit on behalf of women on medicaid who wanted access to abortion and doctors who accepted medicaid who wanted to be able to provide abortions. however, the us supreme court ultimately decided that states were not to pay or refund abortions for medicaid recipients, and at the amendment did not violate women's constitutional rights. as a result. many other individual states to follow this course and according to one report, within a year of the implementation of the hyde amendment, the number of federally funded abortions dropped from about 290000 to 2000. the center for disease control even conducted an eight month longitudinal study to determine the effects on restricting access public funds for abortion. the study had some flaws. it was small. there were other issues that affected its interpretations, but they did find that medicaid women in non funded states who had complications after abortions, they averaged about 1.9 weeks later gestational than t

center. the general policy of article 44 of the constitution with their debt to the government for taxes and dividends up to the limit of 20 thousand billion rials , it will be collectively spent through the circulation of the theater treasury in the year 1402 , the 14th customs rate mentioned at the top of paragraph d of article 1 of the law on customs affairs of basic goods and medicines will be reduced by a percentage. the relevant executive body is obliged to deposit 15% of mining government rights to the treasury of moin dostan every 3 months. any transfer of assets from public companies to indirect brokerage funds and land and real estate buildings are subject to transfer tax. the rate is zero to the duties and commercial procedure of importing mobile phones a foreign companion above 600 dollars will be determined at least 15%. the importation of mobile phones in other cases will be calculated and received twice. 410, if these goods are deposited through free and free commercial and industrial zones, they will also be subject to this inscription. the name of the ministry of mining indu

constitutional and supreme courts. attorney general, chairman of the center of the election commission. accounts chamber, the members of the state council of the public chamber and the heads of the main religious denominations, the current message of vladimir putin was one of the first to be appreciated by the speaker of the council , valentina matvienko. and already with specific mechanisms for the implementation of all those novelties that are laid down in it. and what is very important. i was convinced of this once again and talked with a representative of the government , it is financial. e, all financial resources have been calculated for the implementation of those proposals. were expressed by the president. they are available , of course, will be executed by the governor of the moscow region. andrei vorobyov noted the spirit of vladimir putin's address for the most part, and his speech was devoted to consolidation. we must be one team in different areas industries. we must do everything to contribute to our victory in achieving the result of ensuring sovereignty. and i emphasized

also the basic issue that is determined in the constitution of the central bank regulator and regulation in the area of ​​gold . which is the exchange center currency and gold in the area banknotes should act in a more advanced manner, creating a positive exchange towards the exchange center. in the nima model , the supplier can satisfy without supplying and agreeing to use the back door or restricting the other party's customers is a very important step forward for the child. for the users, it has finally come to this point that a separate class should be defined for them. do not do it separately. it is not a new rate . there were three to three large sections of the nima sub-category. this section was really the value of oil and such, which is equivalent to some of the lower prices were petrochemicals, which are their own issue the price of their feed is lower than the average price of balloons and exporters, which was usually closer in the open market, new , not produced, in my opinion, today we are following the tact and firmness in it, the specifications of national bank melli sub 15 khordad , the currency resulting from the export of

jonathan turley, fox news contributor, george washington law professor and constitutional law attorney, you wrote about this at the centerf controversy, you have termed censorship by surrogate. unpack that for us. >> the first amendment prevents the government from engaging in censorship of regulating speech. but the government can sometimes do that by surrogates, or proxies, and that's what we believe happened here. but as the government used companies like twitter and facebook to carry out censorship targets. and what the twitter files have disclosed for the first time is an extensive system of government officials coordinating in the censorship of citizens. as many as 80 employees, so the federal government may have been involved. and these emails really show that the people at twitter were overwhelmed by these requests, they said they were monumental to try to keep up with. so the question is whether twitter acted as an agent of the federal government and what congress is going to do about it. >> john: you know, it did seem as though there were some twitter employees, the head of safety and trust was among them who s

do the transfer, but the critics here, our constitution has actually defined the limits and powers, and anyway, if something comes, it will become the center and the governments and the framework are actually the law, the implementation requirements and many problems. the country and actually i understand this well and that's it i wanted to say that this year's program and budget organization has really given a good budget compared to the size of the country , which is good in our opinion. they are closed a lot and the assemblies are fueling this, which is why everything starts here, the government defines the cost , the income is uncertain and conceptual, the income cannot be realized , it has no money to pay the cost, what does it do, it tells the central bank that money can be created, liquidity can be created without inflationary support is as simple as this the flawed incident of our country has been repeated by the program organization and the 13th government. the budget it gave was really a good budget. in fact, i fully believe that the real budget has been seen and god willing , the budget deficit will be small. last year, it was t

at the center of these cases of fringe theory that we have talked about before, it's called the independents state legislator clause which republicans have used to argue that the constitutionections. the other case centers on voter i. d. requirements, in december you might remember the supreme court strikes down a voter identification law, ruling that republicans intentionally discriminated against black voters. since 1993 the north carolina supreme court has only re-heard two cases, and now, in the short time since the quart switch from majority democratic to majority republican, two more cases will be re-heard. as judge anita earls and michael morgan right in there dissenting opinion, it took this court just one month to send a smoke signal to the public that our decisions are fleeting and our precedent is only as entering as the terms of the justices who sit on the bench. joining me now to discuss this and much more's north carolina attorney general josh stein. mister attorney general, thank you so much for your time. i think it is safe to say all eyes will be on north carolina, these are two critical cases. talk to me a little bit about that. the impact of these decisi

the decision of a diet in the constitutional court, but rezekne alexander portashevich will lose also. tried to negotiate to keep having transferred alyosha from the city centerd he will write down a farewell appeal, i will say frankly until the last moment i hoped that barbaric actions could be avoided. andrey traveled 300 km through the mountains to the very close township, from which, in july 44, the latvian guards entered their native land. destroyed, not only the monument, but also the cemetery, where 30 red army soldiers and 19 partizans were buried , the ground was leveled with a bulldozer. andrei writes a letter to the local government and calls on the authorities to exhume and worthily bury the remains of the soldiers. i was not a salfins baptized in this church in december 1903. ladoga lutheran community. andrey, who has not yet lost hope of installing a commemorative plaque, has not heard about the famous fellow countryman, while talking with the pastor's assistant, he emphasizes that the sniper has an american military award. hello. andrei from the historical heritage foundation is an attempt to enlist support in the local government. installing a

centered, in some cases band. those are very serious allegations that raised constitutional question, which is why i was there to discussd you think watching liz parker and her observations of the fbi? she used to work for the fbi and politics are trickling into field offices and it's really upsetting her. >> agent parker gave heart-wrenching testimony but she lost one of her best friends has an agent. she loved the fbi and she resigned because she felt the agency had changed. the democrats also attack the other witness. that didn't go very well either. you had a congressman goldman, "if you ever investigate extremist groups? "he said, "yeah, i reclaim my time." the effort here is to try to avoid talking about censorship and the government's role in it. >> ainsley: right, thank you so much, jonathan, for coming on. >> thank you. >> ainsley: senior meteorologist janice dean for the fox weather forecast, hey, janice. >> it is a beautiful day in new york city. let's look at the maps because temperatures way above average, 57 right now. we do have colder air behind this month bringing some showers, some snow, but half of th

decision of the seimas in the constitutional court, but he will also lose a sharp merezok on alexander portashevich. i tried to agree on how to keep alyosha moving from the city center will write down a farewell address, i will tell you frankly before at the last moment he hoped that barbaric actions could be avoided. andrei pogor, i traveled 300 km to the very close township, from which, in july, forty-fourth, the latvian guards entered their native land. destroyed, not only the monument, but also the cemetery, where 30 red army soldiers and 19 partizans were buried, the ground was leveled with a bulldozer. andrei writes a letter to the local government and calls on the authorities to exhume and dignifiedly bury the remains of the soldiers. i didn’t sadilhands was baptized in this church in december 1903 in ladoga the lutheran community. andrey, who has not yet lost hope of installing a commemorative plaque, has not heard about the famous fellow countryman, while talking with the pastor's assistant, he emphasizes that the sniper has an american military award. hello svetlana. you are concerned about andrey from the historical heritage fund trying to enlist support

referred to in the constitution are drugs and medical equipment 26,500 to be traded, but other sources and expenses of foreign currency, the board around the currency of the exchange center and the transactions carried out based on the mechanism of discovering the price of supply and demand to discover the price of currencies, please make it heavier. we had very good deals in this market. in a way, the discoveries that were made cost 36,000 tomans. before the first day, 100 tomans until today, when i am at your service , it costs 1,300 tomans in the supply of petrochemicals , steels, cheap mines, copper iron ore mines and refineries . the impact directly on the currency market it can have an indirect effect on the parallel capital markets. this short period of 24 days, according to the exchange rate of petrochemicals in the nima hall , it was traded at 28,500. boost the capital market. during this period, they are witnessing increases in the capital market . it should be stable and really balanced so that it can help. the capital market is a job-creating market, even if the funds come from non -productive gold markets such as housing, our financial market will prosper, a

center grumpy. he has more from the capital kito. presidents get yet more last i have bet on sundays, constitutional referendum and local elections to turn around is fully to go. fortune local, real ill. domingo. what happened on sunday was a call from the people to the government, and we are not going to evade that responsibility. but it was also to the entire political leadership and the state of ecuador in people have asked us, asked all the parties and groups to stop fighting amongst ourselves. and to get to work a lot to solve the urgent and concrete problems of our people. most the matter is that a majority of ecuadorian sterns dear back on him on election day, voters said they were divided on the 8 questions of the referendum. that latso said was paramount to address the country's current, political and security crisis. some voters believed him. i voted yes because i believe that these reforms necessary for the country. we are still at democracy in construction. most perceived the referendum is little more than a way for last to try to regain initiative after proving unable to pass any reform

, confirmation that the nato center is now moved to this region, polish president andrzej duda, who spoke to biden, willingly supported this version, calling the constitutione united states one of the foundations of modern civilization, and joe biden himself, the leader of the free world, earlier warsaw had already announced that she would hold her rotational presidency in the european union in 2025 under more united states europe 20 in 2025 slogan. poland will preside over the european union we want to adopt a special resolution on this issue this year in may during the anniversary of our eu membership that our presidency be held under the slogan of strengthening transplant ties more america in europe stronger ties and the us more cooperation between the ussr in economic and security matters. national during the visit of the american leader to warsaw on the initiative of the polish side was the discussion and further expansion of the presence of american troops. in this country, as well as changing the nature of their presence to a more permanent de facto in speech. joe biden the topic of further expansion of nato to the east was also raised, at least the

center's mexico institute in washington, d.c. obviously, a big move in terms of the constitutional process of mexico. over door -- president cobra door -- president obrador has been a long time critic of spending legislation. >> good evening. thanks for the invitation to speak with you. you are asking a good question in terms of his animosity, and it really stems from the 2006 election where he narrowly lost the esidency and continues to believe that the election was olen from him. he has never trusted the organization, which is a little ironic because it is generally thought to be the most trustworthy and highly regarded institution in mexico except perhaps the -- excepterhaps he has, as you know, through this reform sought to shrink the budget and the staff size, and as we can all appreciate, when you reduce budget and staffing of any agency, it makes it harder for it to completely conduct the activities for which it is responsible. i thinkt is concerning, coupled with some other actions he has taken over the coursef his now about four and a half years in office. there are some real concerns about

center behind me. and he's promising to address the longstanding grievances of the timers, including implementing the 13th amendment of the constitution, which would give them great autonomy. this drew immediate protest from the buddhist clergy who have opposed the amendment from its passage. those watching the developments in the north are skeptical that autonomy is within reach. how isn't going to handle the protesters? how is he going to tell them what they are doing is wrong at a time. he's being challenged for other reasons, right? so it's going to be very difficult for him to, to do that. 36 years after being introduced, the constitutional amendment is still an issue for many here. tamela said their leaders must be willing to go beyond it to truly address their grievances. in their fernandez, are 0. jeff? no, no. then she lanka, oliver, unidentified object has been shot down of a north american aerospace, this time of a northern canada for countries. prime minister just intruder says the object violated canadian air space. canadian and american forces were tracking to object before a u. s. f. 22 aircraft shut it down over the yu

center behind me. and he's promising to address the longstanding grievances of the timers, including implementing the 13th amendment of the constitution, which would give them great autonomy. this drew immediate protest from the buddhist clergy, whoever paused the amendment from its passage. those watching the developments in the north are skeptical that autonomy is within reach. how is he going door handle the protesters? how is he going to tell them what they are doing is wrong at a time. he's being challenged for other reasons, right? so it's going to be very difficult for him to, to do that. 36 years after being introduced, the constitutional amendment is still an issue for many here. tamela said their leaders must be willing to go beyond it to truly address their grievances when they're fernandez, or j 0. jeff, no, not then she'll anchor. now tens of millions of people across america getting ready for sundays annual tradition of a super bowl party watching our biggest sporting event of the year. or among the most popular staples, guacamole, it's made from mexican avocados. what many sports fans don't realize is just how hazardous

center for an internment camp. >> california lawmakers will try to again create legislation which would end forced labor in the state. currently, the state constitution outlawed slavery and involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime . this has resulted in many inmates earning only a few dollars per day to fight wildfires, make license plate, and other jobs. >> the allowance of slavery in our prisons disproportionately impact black people. those of a community still impacted by the aftermath of slavery in our country. >>> a similar proposal was rejected by the senate last year. one concern was over labor practices in state prisons. california finance officials said that depending on court interpretations, the amendment might require paying minimum wage to more than 65,000 inmates. >>> today, senator terrazzo joint healthcare workers to introduce a new bill which would increase their pay wage. sb 525 would mandate $25 per hour minimum wage for all california healthcare workers, including security guards to keepces safe, housekeepers that keep places clean, and other support staff in our neighborhoods and communities. the bill would be the

our constitution has given the authority in the event that a managerial official neglects the full accountability of our dear ones and pretends to be at fault, and attention to the request the centeruld have its own legal capacity, the first is by inviting this official and obtaining answers, if based on the answers given, the center and the center's experts and the managers of the center are satisfied, the chance to specify for the official and the manager this is the clarity of the regulations, and then from this opportunity of the officials relative to the request the people and the demands of the people, which are communicated to the manager through the center, and if no action is taken, there is a possibility of notifying the legal authorities and the commissions of violations and performance, and this issue is guaranteed to be followed up by haj agha, but there is no guarantee that this will come to an end. specify what is the guarantee that an issue in an organization in a ministry, for example, the current resignation , or the issues that you said will lead to the end of all the actions that the center of public relations is taking and institutionalizing the view of the pe

judges of the constitutional court of ukraine , the head of the district administrative court of the city of kyiv, pavlo vovka, almost got there, well, this is reported by the anti -corruption centerudges of the cassation administrative court of the supreme court of ukraine, myroslava bilak of the supreme court, oleksandr volkov of the sixth administrative court of appeal, volodymyr kuzmenko, eight more members of the council of judges voted against all the candidates , none of them received the required more than 50% of votes. well, on february 20, the council is meeting again to try to elect a representative from among the new candidates ukrainian pravda apologized to the left for information about his pseudo-russian passport ukrainian pravda apologizes to the left and readers in publications noted that work on errors was also carried out. well, the censor editors did not contact the leftist and he explained that he does not have a russian passport. this is not my photo. i was not born in moscow. thanks to shabunin's text, everyone already knows that i was born in the city of ukhta , where is mine? my grandfather was serving a sentence, poltava rebels were sent there, he also sa

constitution of the gold sector. the central bank designated for you, how well do you think this management is going in the field of banknotes or does it need the currency and gold exchange centerore developed in the field of banknotes? the supplier can satisfy to offer and agree putting the use of the back or narrowing the customers of the opposite side is a very important step forward for the bicycle. it is very important for the child to reach number one for the importers and exporters . it will inevitably come to this point that a separate class must be defined for them. this license plate design do not act separately, the price is not new, and the same center is actually divided in nima amin, in fact , there were three large sub-sections of nima , and this section was really the value of oil and such, which was equivalent to a few meters lower, petrochemicals that they are motivated by the price of their food the price of the pride model is lower than the average of the inflated and inflated exporters, which is usually located in the open market closer to me, new and unproduced. in my opinion, today we are closely following the specifications of the sub-15 khordad national

center. >> laura: he means that sincerely. of course the word equity is the and is the is this of our constitution. a sense of what's fair requires gratuitously punishing or rewarding americans based on arbitrary categories. the same racial activists demanding reparations now are the same ones who influence the president's executive order on equity that was aimed at advancing equity for all, including people of color and others who have been historically underserved, marginalized and adversely affected by persistent poverty and inequality. because advancing equity requires a systematic approach to embedding fairness and decision making processes, executive departments and agencies must recognize and work to address inequities and their policies and programs. that's a mouthful. but ignore the noble language because when they use the term racial equity it's really not about helping african-americans. it's another follows about equity. it's about helping advance the democrats agenda which essentially is 21st century socialism. the idea of equity would never include a scenario underwhich a government c