ab researcher and political analyst joining us from detroit michigan gentlemen welcome to the program to our spotlight here to the both of you, i'll start with you mr. ab. uh, we've seen minorities in france sur racism and systemic uh violence by police uh for for years, see muslim citizens, those of african descent, your initial thoughts on how pervasive you think the problem is, and what authorities you feel in france have done to address it? it is pervasive, and according to statistics that have been released over the last several months, dozens of people have been killed by the french police over the last several years, last last year there were over 20 people who were killed, there were others were wounded as well, and i don't think uh the residents of france would be up in arms about this if it was not a serious problem. we saw just two months ago uh mass rebellion demonstrations uh in several cities, not just paris, but all across uh france, in response to the brutal police killing of nahil, who was of north african descent, so i think this is a... serious problem in france, an

abimi is ekua, researcher and political analyst joining us from detroit, michigan. gentlemen, welcome to the program to our. spotlight here to the both of you, i'm going to start with you, mr. abikue, um, we've seen minorities in france here screaming racism and systemic uh violence by police uh for you for years, mostly muslim citizens or those of african descent, your initial thoughts on how pervasive you think the problem is, and what authorities you feel in france have done to address it? it is pervasive, and uh, according to statistics that have been released over the... last several months, dozens of people have been killed uh by the french police over the last several years, last year there were over 20 people who were killed, there were others who were wounded as well, and i don't think uh the residents of france uh would be up in arms about this if it was not a serious problem, we saw uh just two months ago uh mass rebellion demonstrations uh in several cities, not just paris, but all across uh france. uh in response to the brutal police killing of nahil uh

he has moved from detroit michigan. the negotiations have resumed here the u. a w had called his in detroit, the mirrors on saturday was still downstairs, which is the entity that encompasses cries has raised its offer on wages to it says 21 percent or before. now here's gm i'm for about 20 percent. the union is asking for, i'm 36 percent. we understand the logic being that's over the last 4 years. the seo is themselves of the companies. they've given themselves. 40 percent right? for the work is the rental profit quarter of a trillion dollars going to the gym for i'm price lives to lenses and yet the average worker is ending 30 percent less than 10 years ago. it's time for that type of that re balancing. there is evidence that perhaps the comic is will raise the offers on wages, but this is about more than just wages. it's also about health care. it's about pensions, that kind of things, and the work is surrendered in 2009 during the restructuring of the call companies in order to get the companies into profitability. because companies don't want to budge on th

so she had pretends he joins us live now from detroit in michigan. she have what's happening the on the 2nd day of strikes, the web back of the full michigan assembly problems. one of the 3 pounds for the current rates on strike, about 12700 records and the u a w f. the 144000 records membership. i'm out on strike of 3 pounds, one for each of the big 3 call makers negotiations review this morning. i've you i w headquarters in downtown detroit. but we're drawing that by one of the, one of a, one of those people on strike one of the people the picket line, terry johnson. how long have you up to for 30 years now? and how long at this complex 20 years is this? but what do you say when ford say that your demands are on reasonable? it would make folder bankruptcy. that's what it is. uh, i mean, i'm reasonable, you know, like we did before those 1st time and who's the u. a w especially for employees, gave money back 4 years ago and they had to borrow that money for is the only one didn't borrow the money they gave a bag, they put up the blue oval for sale,

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pero Él optÓ por no participar en este debate, Él estarÁ en detroit michigan participando en un eventompacta a la industria y continÚa siendo tema de conversaciÓn en todo el paÍs. ese tema ciertamente saldrÁ a colaciÓn entre los candidatos, tambiÉn otros temas de interÉs nacional, como el posible cierre parcial del gobierno, que estÁ a dÍas de suceder, si es que no se llega a un acuerdo en la capital del paÍs. sobre esos y otros temas, los precandidatos tendrÁn solamente un minuto para contestar las preguntas de los moderadores en este debate que dura dos horas. la razÓn por la cual solo 7 precandidatos calificaron para el debate, es precisamente, porque el comitÉ nacional republicano cambiÓ la regla para que fuera mÁs difÍcil calificar para el segundo duelo que comienza esta noche a las 6 de la tarde hora de california, nosotros por supuesto, tenemos los pormenores despuÉs del debate, soy randy serrano, en simi valley, california, regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> gracias, randy serrano. el senador de nueva jersey, bob menÉndez se declarÓ no culpable de los cargos de corrupciÓn. los

president biden has sent two officials to detroit, michigan to assist with the negotiations.eal is made, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan, and a jeep stellantis assembly complex in toledo, ohio. a short while ago, i spoke to auto reporter for the new york times in michigan, neal boudette. thanks for being with us. neal, the union and three car makers have resumed negotiations. do we know how those talks are progressing? well, we know that they met with the three different companies today and the union did put out a statement that they said they made reasonably good progress with ford, which is not really high praise, and obviously they pointedly left out any mention of gm and stellantis. so i think you can assume that from today they made a little bit of progress with ford and no progress with the other two. so neal, talk to us about what those on strike are calling for and what's the mood among them as well? well, certainly the mood among the workers is very upbeat

president biden has sent two officials to detroit, michigan, to assist with the negotiations.rikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan and an assembly complex in toledo, ohio. impeached texas attorney general ken paxton was aquitted by the texas senate on 16 impeachment articles relateing to allegations of corruption. despite the texas house overwhelming supporting the impeachment, paxton�*s republican colleagues in the senate voted against removing him from office. mr paxton was reinstated as attorney general once the vote concluded. and across the world — to mark one year since the death of mahsa amini — a 22—year—old woman who died in police custody. amini was arrested for allegedly violating iran�*s strict rules requiring women to cover their hair with a hijab or headscarf. an un human rights expert said the evidence established that she died "as a result of beatings" by the morality police. the iran�*s state coroner said her death was a result of pre—existing medical conditions. ami

i don't think so while i'm fisher has more than this, not from near detroit michigan. oh, well obviously he has decided that he can get more publicity by stages or an event and is decided not to go to the republican debate. also, he's challenging jo bite and then he's trying to separate joe biden from working class voters. and one way of doing that is to show his support for those who are on strike here. but the thing is, he's come to a place where they don't employ union workers. he may be speaking to people who've worked at the plant and also people who used to be employed at the number of numerous car plants around detroit. but that doesn't mean to say that their union workers, adult us senate sir and his wife if he did not deal to the new york court. also being indicted on bribery charges prosecute disabled menendez and his spouse accepted thousands of dollars from 3 new jersey businessmen to secretly help the dixon government. throughout my 30 years in the house of representatives and the senate, i have always worked to hold accountable those countries, including

president biden has sent two officials to detroit, michigan, to assist with the negotiations.e, targeted strikes are taking place at a general motors assembly facility in wentzville, missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan, and an assembly complex in toledo, ohio. in other news... impeached texas attorney general ken paxton was acquitted by the texas senate on 16 impeachment articles relateing impeachment articles relating to allegations of corruption. despite the texas house overwhelming supporting the impeachment, paxton�*s republican colleagues in the senate voted against removing him from office. mr paxton was reinstated as attorney general once the vote concluded. the body of a newborn baby has been recovered from a boat carrying migrants during a rescue operation off the italian island of lampedusa. the mother is thought to have given birth during the journey from north africa, the ansa news agency says. the death is being investigated. more than 8,000 migrants have arrived in lampedusa over the past three days alone. mali, niger and burkina faso signed

and instead he gave a speech in front of older workers near detroit, michigan out of the fisheries, got more on that was from came to michigan to show a support for striking or to what goes but states because they've been at a non union plot the what cuz they are not involved in this strike. and of course he's here just 24 hours after joe biden walked on the picket line with striking workers. but donald trump says the jo bikers plans to put more electric vehicles on america's roads with decimate america's auto industry. it doesn't make a damn bit of difference what you get because in 2 years, you're all going to be out of business. you're not getting anything. what they're doing to the auto industry in michigan and throughout the country is absolutely horrible and ridiculous. hundreds of thousands of american jobs, your jobs, a will be gone forever because for good joe biden, you're selling outside. i don't think it's him. i don't think he actually knows what the, how he's doing. so this is essentially the unofficial kick off of the presidential campaign. you have the 2 leading candidat

president biden has sent two officials to detroit, michigan, to assist with the negotiations., missouri, a ford motor assembly plant in wayne, michigan, and a jeep stellantis assembly complex in toledo, ohio. england's childrens commissioner says clarity is urgently needed forteachers, parents and pupils over what schools should do when a child identifies as transgender. currently, both scotland and northern ireland have guidance on the books for trans youth, while wales is holding a public consultation. because of the lack of guidance in england, head teachers will have to make their own decisions about how to involve pa rents. 0ur lgbtq and identity correspondent lauren moss has more. guidance for schools about transgender people was first promised in 2018 and despite the prime minister's office jet would be delivered last term, the weight continues. when and how to involve parents is one of the reasons it is so complicated. we have spoken to two parents anonymously to protect their family's privacy. we are a close—knit family. they want to make sure that she does not do any

she advertising, she has moved from detroit, michigan of the big 3 older makers made a quarter of a trillion dollars in profit over the last 10 years impulse because of the concessions the workers of pounds like this made in 2009 for going pensions. health care not asking for wage interfaces. scouts time for re balancing workers on this picket line, se, but under no illusion, it will be difficult. i know it's good to get the salary. well, that on strike, things are expected to get touch around. has requested the you a new clear what still to withdrawal. some with its inspectors who oversee is new to act, tennessee. i a has condemn the request around is allowed to make the request sound of a tracy on the non proliferation nuclear weapons. and it's been one year now since last saw many died in pen, east coast city in a wrong thousands of people from the united states and europe have held rallies to mock. the anniversary of the desk in iran, security forces have been ramped up to crack down on any process. she was arrested by the country's morales. the police are not wearing a headscarf. is you

she advertised seattle to 0, detroit, michigan, and south africa state funeral is being held for veteran politician among those who to both the lazy in closer. the natal. thousands of more gathered in the town of lindy zoo to friends who died in hospital last week, played an integral role in the n t. a potted movements. the, the global coffee industry is moving on for juices and looking to tap into the middle east market. but as the market grows, there was a push to make sure traditionals out of coffee doesn't lives out country lopez holiday on went to an international coffee exhibition. and don't ha, a coffee is a big part of arabic culture. it plays a role in rituals, marriage proposals, and even in settling disputes that is making specialty coffee more appealing. this convention and guitars capital is proof with hundreds of coffee growers, producers, and distributors, looking to expand their business in the middle east. we wanted to emphasize the purchasing of coffee would always be there. and this is important then this is what we are trying to do. something is different and then wha

for many years, david has been a member of the michigan state afl-cio, metro detroit's afl-cio executive committees. i am blessed to call david a friend. please join me in recognizing his 22 years of public service and commitment to improving the lives of teachers across michigan as we wish him well in his retirement. i watch to recognize assistant fire chief and councilmember steve for his 27 years of service with the dear born fire department in michigan's 12th district strong. assistant fire chief got his start in public service in 1996, madam speaker. he was instrumental during many difficult times in our communities. he helped lead the effort with the covid vaccine clinic, the handling of two federal declared disasters, and multiple commercial fires and other emergency incidents. he has been recognized numerous times for saving lives and his commitment to our community. over the course of his career, assistant chief densmore showed his unwavering commitment through his achievements that included numerous certification programs, techniques, and other technical programming. he has bee

just around now he is arriving in detroit, michigan, where he will go to speak to some also workers thereoing to a non— union also played and speaking to workers there who are not members of there who are not members of the uaw union which is striking in the big three automakers in detroit. we saw in the big three automakers in detroit. we sanoe biden on the picket line yesterday with the picket line yesterday with the auto workers are donald trump instead of being at the debate with the other candidates.— debate with the other candidates. .,~ ., candidates. speaking of the other candidates, _ candidates. speaking of the other candidates, on - candidates. speaking of the other candidates, on ron i other candidates, on ron desantis, while he remains the second most popular candidate, it is on a downward trend. how important is this debate for him specifically? it�*s important is this debate for him specifically?— him specifically? it's very important _ him specifically? it's very important for _ him specifically? it's very important for ron - him specifically? it's very i important for ron

meanwhile, donald trump will be in detroit, michigan with the car workers one day afterjoe biden was will be right back. good evening. we've had a tale of contrasts weather—wise today. we've had lots of sunshine in the far north of scotland, and in the south and east where it's been quite warm. but this defined swirl of cloud denotes storm agnes — a well—developed storm, the first of the season, which is still spreading its influence of very windy weather, and wet weather further north and east. we've had over 20 millimetres of rain, for example, in parts of northern ireland, and we've had gusts of wind, 50—60mph, close to 70 in some exposed parts. as i say, we've still got that storm to bring stronger winds further north, as well, so still potential for some hazardous travel conditions as we go through the rest of the evening and overnight. the detail about the weather warnings, that's on the website. so, still some heavy rains around as we go through the evening, particularly for scotland. squally showers following back through england, wales, and northern ireland ahead of it, yes,

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instead, he's expected to speak before autoworkers and union members, in detroit, michigan. >> interestingof the strategy seems to be behaving like an incumbent and not a competitor. u.s. president joe biden will travel to walk picket lines with the auto union. it rumps as the ramp-up support for union members. the thursday hearing will focus on the constitutional and legal questions that republicans are raising about the president. >> now, to the unprecedented migrant surge is overwhelming the u.s./mexico border. the mexican president reportedly wants to meet with u.s. president joe biden to discuss the crisis. according to mexico's top diplomat, the leaders would discuss the legal pathways for migrants, as well as the causes of migration. >> it comes after mexican officials met with u.s. border authorities and agreed to ease the pressure caused by the influx. mexico says it will stop deporting migrants and prevent them from reaching the border. the situation is reaching a breaking point. right now, the city is processing more than 2,000 migrants a day. >> meanwhile, the courage migrant s

instead of going to the debate, donald trump headed to detroit, michigan where he spoke at a non-unionizeduto parts supplier. trump's visit came a day after president biden made history by being the first sitting president to join striking autoworkers on the picket line. during his rally on wednesday, trump called for unions to support him in 2024. >> do me a favor. just get your union guys, your leaders, to endorse me. i will take care of the rest. amy: very deliberate. uaw president shawn fain refused to meet with trump during his trip to detroit. fain said, “i see no point in meeting with him because i don't think the man has any bit of care about what our workers stand for, what the working class stands for. he serves a billionaire class, and that's what's wrong with this country.” in las vegas, unionized hospitality workers overwhelmingly voted to authorize a citywide strike against hotels and casinos i met industry profits in recent years . hospitality workers are demanding wage increases, job safety protections, increased job security, and training on new technology as well as prote

louis missouri or detroit michigan, my favorite city in the entire world, i can't wait to go home andtwo shows in detroit on october 7th and eighth, there's some stuff you probably care about. you probably want to be happy. you probably love your family and your friends. and you probably have that one friend that's a pain in the ass but you're in way too deep to get out now. actually, a survey published earlier this summer found that about nine out of ten democrats and republicans agreed on the importance of core values like personal responsibility, fairness and compassion. but only about a third believe that the other side thought those things were important. it's not that i don't understand the temptation, especially with something like personal responsibility. how you can say you value personal responsibility if you want the government to wipe your ass? and it's fine to debate. but when you debate someone on an issue, remember that that's what you're doing. debating on an issue. you might think the other person's view is bad, but that doesn't mean the person is bad. maybe unless th

at any moment, the uaw is going to hold a rally in detroit, michigan, where senator bernie sanders willworkers rally in detroit. what's the mood among works? >> reporter: we have several hundred uaw members here and supporters who are waiting to hear from uaw president shawn fain and bernie sanders. the folks that i have spoken to said they feel a sense of solidarity today. they believe in the union's work. they believe in the union's demands. you have people who came from the picket lines to be here. you have people who came from inside factories. i met a busload of people who traveled all the way in from the ford plants out in kentucky. i also asked them how they were feeling about negotiations. they said that they are so happy to hear that the automakers and the unio

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locations -- a gm factory in missouri, a stellantis complex in ohio, and a ford assembly plant near detroit, michigan. the union says up to 146,000 workers could ultimately join the strike unless auto executives end a two-tier system for wages and benefits and agree to improve pensions and working hours. joining the picket lines was michigan congressmember rashida tlaib, whose father was a long-time assembly line worker at ford and a uaw member. >> the cost-of-living adjustment has been part of every contract until 2009 when they said, we will take a hit so we can keep you all afloat. the big three are clearly turning their backs on them. they are making record profits. it is about time to reward the very people for the reason they were even able to survive the great recession. amy: we'll have more on the uaw strike after headlines. in libya, the death toll from catastrophic flooding in the coastal city of derna has soared to more than 11,000. more than 10,000 others remain missing. al jazeera reports the two dams that burst early monday amid unprecedented heavy rains were more than a half-century ol

means he needs to be in south carolina, he needs to be even more specifically, he needs to be in detroit, michigan in milwaukee, wisconsin and georgia and talking to black men in barbershops and high school football games on friday night and college football games on saturday. doing things that people are doing these days so though people he's of the fitness and i believe he could meet those challenges. i don't think that joe biden deserves to be in the same sentence as dianne feinstein or mitch mcconnell, what he's gone through. i think he's shown the fitness to be president of the united states and there is nothing to question that fitness today. i pray for all of our leaders and i wish honestly that we had a younger generation of leaders and i think there are younger generation of leaders on both sides of the aisle coming up. but until that torch is passed or until that torch is taken, we knee to make sure that the people who are leading us are fit and i believe joe biden to be fit. >> well, scott, does this make this -- do these episodes that we've seen from mcconnell over the past two months,

and this all comes in advance of former president donald announcing he was going to visit detroit, michigan as well tomorrow. well, and be a way of trying to get ahead of that. this is part of what we're covering as well as because there's a poll out that shows that biden is far trailing trump. yeah. so we're going to have more on that a couple of minutes today. there is a strike were talking about the united auto workers and their up several ucsf mets. enter workers are rallying. >> because they're upset. they have staffing shortages and they say that's causing some issues for them. >> in may. >> ucsf had a monthslong hiring freeze that they started and registered nurses and other health care workers at the pronounce this that the hiring freeze is really affecting the safety for workers. nurses are calling on ucsf to improve their staffing at all. 3 campuses, including mission bay and mount zion. and they're talking about that in their contract negotiations right now. so they're going to be demonstrating at 12, 30 at ucsf med center at mission bay. and in the north bay, we'll see a demonst

john is in detroit michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. wish the government wouldn't shutdown. personally, i think the ukraine funding is just an abomination, an appalling thing. this war has been misrepresented. i believe the russian reasoning of de-nazifying ukraine. we had members of our senate sign the letter decrying white supremacy but they don't want to talk about it. this ukraine thing is an abomination. host: next caller. caller: you do such a great job. it's wonderful what you do. i'm a democrat but i have some republican leaning tendencies. i believe in those buoys on the southern border. i think on the one who invented the idea of putting up a wall, because i'm a low income earner. people who come across the border compete with me for pay. 20 years ago i called c-span about the wall. i thought trump the businessman was going to raise, was going to be a businessman. i thought he was going to raise the cap on the social security, whatever the cap was 13,000, just remove the cap. i thought he was going to come in and put a fee, ma

even the city of detroit, michigan, they have their own version.at how great power is being used responsibly. , but not peter parker. >> instead, it's 22 year old kierra gibson uh, a parkour instructor and pro freerunner. >> free running is more so flips and free movement. parkour is more so up and down rolls. no flipping, just getting from point a to point b as fast as possible. >> this proud detroiter has been practicing both arts for the past 12 years, a fascination that started with spider-man is my favorite hero. >> he can crawl up walls. he got super strength, super powerful, very agile. he found spidey powers by learning parkour, which also helped him break free from being a shy kid. kept me off the streets, obviously had me learn a new skills that i thought i couldn't do and had me excelling in abilities that i didn't know. i had. >> one of those abilities to teach parkour to other kids is. eight year old eli patton is one of khia's students and another spidey fan. how did you get into parkour? >> well, my cousin kierra, i was watching him

but the company say that's too much as spring and she have baton so he's joining us live from detroit michigan. we'll salacious on the negotiations. she held or around the sound, those negotiations have resumed here and you a w had causes in detroit. the news this morning was that's the land test, which is the international entity that encompasses chrysler, as a risk, as it was raised its offer on wages 2, it says 21 percent over 4 years, gm and forwarded out 20 percent over 4 years. as you said that you, i dealt with you actually it's, it's actually, it's low and it's demand inside about 36 percent over 4 years. the logic being that the seniors themselves are these companies don't fit to give themselves 40 percent raises over the last 4 years. or why shouldn't the workers also also get that this is the type of record profitability, a quarter of a trillion dollars over the last 10 years, but the actual average u. a w workers, i think 30 percent less than they did 10 years ago. and there is a revolting of actually the call companies probably could all willing to go up to somebody, maybe the mid

correspond to. abraham is at one of those walk out sites afford production center near detroit in wayne, michigan. that's right, steven, where i'm standing right now. you see ford workers entering. there's 3rd week of a strike against the 3 big auto or to cesar ford workers. but as you mentioned, there are strikes for gm and lantus as well. i've spent a couple of days here at the picket line, and really trying to understand what motivates the workers here and why they're determined to continue with their strikes. let's take a look at what they have to say in the support for almost half of just all these life mornings have looked like this. getting ready for a job that for a long time helped him reach to children and buy a house. his own slice of the american dream today, the assembly line worker is on his way to work the picket by for a just and then you can come out of high school and make middle class wages and bring your family up. and i think corporate greed overpowering you all the, the regular people out. i'll try to just let you to come on to a standard of living that we used to have. he's

i see advertising joins as i live from detroit and michigan. she have seconds. right and a of strikes that has been happening the while the migrations have re commenced. you a double your headquarters, we have this, we're actually at the ford michigan assembly pounds, where the union hold directly open to that actually, which is one of the 3 problems currently on stripe, by order of u, a w, about 12730000 workers currently own strike out of the u, a w as membership of a 144000 and use this building. that was the, the, the announcement that surrounded us, which is what chrysler is about of have inside reg as the offer on wages up to 20 percent. sir. all 3 companies are now offering 20 percent as well as that bargaining position. the u i. w actually has loaded positions around 36 percent over over 4 years. and we're very fortunate next year because we have one of the old members of the u. a w with us at laura dickerson and actually so that will, you'll be one of the people who would accept a virtual any on any deal, say what, what do you make typically the site, t

instead, he gave a speech in front of co workers near detroit on an official hospital from detroit, michigan. i'm from came to michigan to show a support for striking or to what goes but states does a band at a non union plot the what, cuz they are not involved in this strike. and of course, he's here just 24 hours after joe biden walked on the picket line with striking what codes. but donald trump says the jo biden's plans to put more electric vehicles on america's roads with decimate america's auto industry. it doesn't make a damn bit of difference what you get because in 2 years, you're all going to be out of business. you're not getting anything. what they're doing to the auto industry in michigan and throughout the country is absolutely horrible and ridiculous. hundreds of thousands of american jobs, your jobs a will be gone forever because for good joe biden, you're selling outside. i don't think it's him. i don't think he actually knows what the, how he's doing. so this is essentially the unofficial kick off of the presidential campaign. you have the 2 leading candidates to bite in th

>> so, i can tell you that dog was stationed out of detroit, michigan.he bortac tactical team stationed out of michigan. i believe he's 3 years old. he's a belgian malinois. and he was just essential as far as the tracking and the searching. as for numerous other k-9s that were here. we had other malinois and german shepherds. they were from different tactical teams in the area and they were just an incredible resource. >> what did yoda actually do? and to remind everybody at the time when he was apprehended and yoda's instrumental in this, cavalcante has a rifle, i understand, within his position, within arm's reach. >> that's correct. so, upon the bortac officers and the pennsylvania state police closing in on that heat signature that lieutenant colonel bivens talked about, one of the bortac officers physically observed cavalcante. at that time verbal commands were given. cavalcante attempted to flee by slowly pawing away. and the decision was to deploy that k-9. we knew that he was armed and using a k-9 we felt was a reasonable option for upgrading to

are correspond. abraham is at one of those walk out sites, a ford production center near detroit in wayne, michigan. that's right, steven, where i'm standing right now. you see ford workers entering. there's 3rd week of a strike against the 3 big auto mer to cesar ford workers. but as you mentioned, there are strikes for gm and lantus as well. i've spent a couple of days here at the picket line, and really trying to understand what motivates the workers here and why they're determined to continue with their strikes. let's take a look at what they have to say in the support.

louis, missouri, or detroit, michigan, n the in the entiree an world. i can't wait to go home and do two shows in detroit on october 7th and eighth. >> there's some stuff that you probably car7teighth, e abo. you probably want to be happy.yo you probably love your family and your friendsur , and yound tha probably have that one friend that's a pain in the, but you're in way too deep to get out nowt' ie as . pub >> actually, a survey publishedh earlier this summer found thatad about nine out of ten democrats and republicans agreedn th on the importance of core values like personal responsibility, fairness and compassion but only about a third believed that the other side thought those sid things we important. it's not that i don't understand the temptationh with something like personal responsibility. how can you sake personay you vt personal responsibility if you want the government to wipe y nt the ge yoyour ? and it's fine to debate. but when you debate someone on an issue. remember that? that's what you're doingou're do debating on an issue. you might

host: mike, detroit, michigan. the last call.aller: i wondered about the atmosphere in the classroom. you have these situations where you talk about school shootings with the idea of reforming of justice, where they take these violent children and restore them to the classroom even though students were afraid of them. a number of school shooters fit that category where they would send them to another school. also the issue of parents rights, like child development 101, with teachers interfering with parents rights to a degree that is absolutely incredible as far as the entire gender bending alphabet soup situation in the classroom. host: just to show you folks at home, michigan experienced 20 percent of those in 2018 and 2019 that missed school. then it jumped to 32% in 2021 and 2022. guest: and do think the environment in the classroom and whether students feel welcome is a huge issue in the chronic absenteeism issue. a lot of issues around chronic absenteeism really relate to issues of mental health and a feeling of belonging i

host: mike, detroit, michigan. the last call. caller: i wondered about the atmosphere in the classroom. you have these situations where you talk about school shootings with the idea of reforming of justice, where they take these violent children and restore them to the classroom even though students were afraid of them. a number of school shooters fit that category where they would send them to another school. also the issue of parents rights, like child development 101, with teachers interfering with parents rights to a degree that is absolutely incredible as far as the entire gender bending alphabet soup situation in the classroom. host: just to show you folks at home, michigan experienced 20 percent of those in 2018 and 2019 that missed school. then it jumped to 32% in 2021 and 2022. guest: and do think the environment in the classroom and whether students feel welcome is a huge issue in the chronic absenteeism issue. a lot of issues around chronic absenteeism really relate to issues of mental health and a feeling of belonging