douglas, a lot of people talking. moving on and talking about what the future is going to look like under king charles. what's your thought on that? speak with the monarchy is one of the most durable institutions in the world. it's been through so much. as a young girl when she was still a teenager she addressed the children of the commonwealth during the war and sent to them "we will win. we will get through this." they did. throughout her whole life she was the exemplar of duty and service and much more. i think that the monarchy is in very safe hands. it's always going to go through ups and downs. that's inevitable. it's been inevitable for thousands of years but it's in very good hands with king charles and with his air and success, the new prince of -- the prince of wales. >> harris: when you say "in good hands, what does that mean. there's been pushes of late. >> douglas: the commonwealth was really created by the queen. she presided over the postcolonial period and made sure that this family of nations made uni

and lincoln met and what it meant to douglas. >> as was mentioned, and douglas is thought that he was too slow and much more concerned with the union other than slavery when he actually meant lincoln in august of 18 cc four, he found that lincoln although on a personal level had a complete sort of lack of prejudiced against african-americans and in fact, they do statement he said he is less prejudiced and kind of any white man that i have ever met is much as he admired john brown. at that time, lincoln sort of plan this like in which date printed douglas will play a role into the deep south and try to spread the word of the emancipation proclamation to enslaved people on perhaps they know about it. and then he kept getting delayed later and waiting on black lives matters. and what was happening is grant were winning the war anyways so, those two missions were obvious itself and the john brown and abraham lincoln views coming together towards the end of the war certainly with hardly need to frederick douglass rated. >> in that meeting with delaney, when he comes to me with a mike and i

sorry, douglas your thoughts. sorry, douglas mcwilliams. yourthoughts. sorry, douglas mcwilliams.eing on the programme. well, let's stay on the subject of the energy crisis and something liz truss has promised is she will look at the long—term challenges when it comes to energy supply and security. with gas prices soaring and renewed concern about supply this winter, there has been discussion this week on whether the uk should once again approve fracking. the process of extracting shale gas was banned in 2019 in the uk after scientific analysis exposed the risk of seismic activity from the practice. but as energy bills continue to soar, government officials have suggested the ban might need to be lifted. joining me now is virendra chauhan from energy aspects. good to have you on the programme. remind us why fracking is regarded as controversial? , ., controversial? fracking is not controversial _ controversial? fracking is not controversial per _ controversial? fracking is not controversial per se, - controversial? fracking is not controversial per se, if - controversial? fracking

but douglas says no. progress the recent douglas says no is that he recognizes that this is probably a suicide mission. douglass understood, having been a slate from self, and having weight the moment when you're gonna go for freedom, recognize that the enslaved folks at harpers ferry are not gonna follow anybody who seems to have this cracked pot scheme to start a war. they are gonna weigh their chances of surviving this war. they're gonna say, this isn't going to work. and that's exactly what happened. part of frederick douglass's response was, i'm a writer, i'm not a fighter. he knew it wasn't going to work. nonetheless, he had to admire, like every other abolitionist, john brown, for having the courage of his convictions, for having the courage to take this news to the point of risking and then finally living his life for -- while abraham lincoln owe seem to slow. douglas was willing to grant lincoln some leeway. the fact that he was a politician. politicians have to balance different views. even afte

but douglas says no. part of the reason douglas says no is that he recognizes that this is probably a suicide mission. douglass understood, having been a slave himself and having weighed the moment when you are going to go for freedom, recognized that enslaved folks in the vicinity of harpers ferry are not just going to follow anybody who seems to have this crack pots keen to start a war. they are going to wave their chances of surviving this war. they are going to say, this isn't going to work. that is exactly what happened. part of frederick douglass's response was, i'm a writer, not a fighter. the second he knew this wasn't normal. like every other abolitionist, he had to admire john brown for having the courage of his convictions, for having the courage to take his views to the point of risking and finally living his life for the cause. abraham lincoln always seemed to slow. douglas was willing to grant lincoln some leeway for the fact that he was a politician, and politicians have to balance differen

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elizabeth: douglas, what do you say?aying 56% of voters say yeah, we're hitting financial hardship. that is up from 49% in january. we have now americans spending manufacturer on average of taxes than food, clothing health care combined what do you say, douglas? >> certainly the facts on inflation are very clear. even after last month's july report showed overall inflation flat for the month, largely due to gas prices, food, energy, shelter which are half of typical family's budget were up 11% year-over-year. that is enormous amount of pain for americans. there is no question about it. and the fed is trying to slow the economy t wants to have jobs reports don't show as many jobs, housing reports don't show many sales and construction, real estate is slower people will feel the financial gain. whether it is positive or negative it is definitely felt for americans as the fed really tries to bring down the inflation. elizabeth: watch this, congressman, california democrat brad sherman is blaming inflation on people buying t

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douglas: not in a material way. eu has tried to cut down on the illegal fishing but that is only a drop in the ocean to use the phrase when you look at the chinese and other asians that come in there. the chinese crawlers have these huge nets that they use off the coast of africa and they will literally sweep up a jumbo jet. they are that big. they take hundreds of thousands of fish in a single scoop and they process them and they sell them for fish meal and fish oil which goes into pet food. we talked to a greenpeace expert on african oceans and he said you are taking food off the tables and out of the mouths of poor people to feed people in the united states and europe and other wealthy countries. as catherine said, that ratio of fish, these are caring and sardines and anchovies. the ratio has gone down within the salmon farm industry. it has gone down not because they are trying to do the right thing but because it has become much more expensive because the demand for these fish has increased dramatically has the

he says very early that morning, potus douglas was seen on video.ington, about two miles from his home. he was driving a red tacoma pick up truck. >> you see him pulling out the residents of the red tacoma, at 5:22 in the morning. okay. little bit weird, right? >> why is a red tacoma pick up interesting? >> this is not his vehicle. >> we had spoken with his worker he said hey, i had fotis is wrapped up with me that day. and i left my tacoma with him. >> the employees right tacoma pick up truck was a major. cue the sergeant tennis team search surveillance videos for that truck and spotted in several places along the 70 mile stretch from farmington to cater. >> we pulled schoolbus video which is how we are able to capture it. >> the truck was parked three miles from jennifer's house. >> so how is going to get the arising from the vehicle to his ex-wife's house? >> so, initially, maybe he jogged over. there >> what did e. coli detective swath of something that gave them a new theory. and one of the more than 200 videos the police have gathered, he noti

thanks, douglas. great to have you with us tonight. >> thank you. >> martha: so king charles today also praising his mother's warmth and humor and unairing ability to always see the best in people. here's a bit more from this speech of king charles, iii a couple hours ago. >> she made sacrifices for duty. her dedication and dev devotion sovereign through times of joy and celebration and through times of sadness and loss. in her life of service, we saw that abiding love of tradition together with that fearless embrace of progress which makes us great as nations. the affection, admiration and respect she inspired became the hallmark of her reign. >> martha: jonathan hunt here with us throughout the day and the coverage here at buckingham palace. great to be with you here in your home country. i bet it's nice for you to be home. >> it's nice. a sad reason to be home, of course, but it's wonderful to be back here and see the torch passed to king charles. i think on a day of so many extraordinary images, w

fietta no, not in a douglas showed he narrative in motion that i did for nike to pull the letter c at the criminal, which is yes, a sierra that upon that i guess maybe them cause the game which he be who i am here to hawaii, like him quite human, which he had him, them were sent him would be the tip nitty local. but then we are kind of like at the more he at them we motion west nikolai but sure. what number? what i had 3 chair speech and another. and i still had it, and then i stood near cham. what they marla clear? my mom, mom i she wouldn't have values of family hoyt gillum near to where. yeah. and they are valuable to what you could match up. do you have? no, gosh, they're wide in what got botkin when get nobody like? what changed just missed a quick shortening sasha. look up genetically. what did them when you had am wadell? he became betcha what you said that my which femina? which of her was crucial. but i shall acquaint july, which in that i will, subway horror, romulus, maria, really, york, what kiera know, what you're up a bit o'connor yet, and why you should i get a poorly c

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does the child douglas forrester reside at this address?thomas: yeah, it's my son. >> cps agent 2: is he here? we need to check on his well-being. >> ridge: why? he's fine. >> cps agent: that's what we're here to determine. >> thomas: did someone file a complaint? [ music fades ] >> brooke: it's better to talk here. i'm not comfortable discussing this at the office. >> liam: yeah, i mean, it's not exactly a secret that you're unhappy about douglas staying with thomas. >> hope: i have been very careful not to escalate things. >> liam: yeah, okay, but here's the thing. if your mom is right, and is seeing this... change in thomas for the worst,

douglas murray with us. he is involved with countries involved with us now.er biden unsavory choices and bad relationships and relationships with hookers and crack. chinese group. capitalist arm. doing the belt in road program and biden family playing a role. it is abhor rent. >> that's right. brian. they have been distracted by the story, this sort of dirt of the story. real story is as miranda said on your show yesterday. influence peddling, money making, it is about what the big guy knew. as miranda said on the show, he seems to have been very well aware of his son's business dealings. very troubling that a story which is this important which is about the first family's relations with america's competitors, rivals, potential enemies should have received such little coverage even now. >> brian: douglas, october 23rd, tony boblynnski direct messages, hands over his cell phone. all communication to the fbi. five hours of testimony! you would think this is an international story moving that should effect the election. directly effects how compromised our presi

sunday on q&a a look into the commercial salmon farming industry with investigative reporter douglasnce and catherine carlin's, the argue of salmon war where they argue that large salmon hatcheries threaten the environment and produce fish that are safe for humans to eat. >> each farm consists of 10, 20 cages. each cage holds up to 100,000 fish. a farm can contain a million or more fish. >> the cages are crammed with fish, as catherine described. because of the proximity parasites find hosts. it is easy to spread diseases. >> douglas france and catherine collins with their book salmon wars sunday night on -- 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. listen to q&a and out of our podcast on -- all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> the 44th president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama returned to the white house together for the first time in more than five years to unveil their oafish show portraits. the event was hosted by president biden and first lady dr. jill biden. vice president harris and douglas emhoff were also in attendance as well as former staff from th

even william douglas, justice william douglas had very little nice things to say about fred vincent. there are other colleagues as well. he really appreciated the sacrifice that vincent had made. he did not have very much in the way of money, finances, or insurance as douglas put it at the time. >> vincent, if i recall correctly, he actually gets on the bench. he leads the bench. >> he was nominated for the supreme court. >> yeah. he is on the bench. this is seen as the second most important federal court in the united states. he serves on there. world war ii breaks out. franklin roosevelt says, i need you. frankly, vincent is eager to get off the bench and participate more actively in the war effort. and world war i, america's involvement in the war and didn't just as fred vincent finished basic training. he felt like he missed out on world war i. in his later years, he helped with the world war ii. he helped in a more direct manner. he left his lifetime appointment with tenure, a pension, everything that comes with it. he agreed to become a cabinet member for franklin roosevelt. he

douglas murray is back with us now.glas, we did not know of the queen's passing the last time we spoke with you. your thoughts now that we have learned. >> yes, i mean, it's an incredibly sad day for people of great britain, for the commonwealth and i think for the world. the queen has been such a mainstay of all of our lives really and connects the people of the united kingdom and her allies and friends back to that greatest generation of the second world war, enormous significance in her passing. and prime minister liz truss said earlier, passing of a second elizabethian age, and the era of king charles iii. that does have great significance, of course the history of the charleses is a complicated one, you mentioned the end of charles i, but charles ii represented the restoration of the monarchy in the -- in the 17th century. so there is great significance that king charles iii will reign over a nation that is certainly in great mourning at the moment, but i think will also be a nation which there is deep gratitude fo

douglas is using eleven tons of ocean plastic in his show. what inspired you to create this installation piece i grew up north this place called queen charlotte islands? about four years ago i was up there. and plastic bottles recently washing up on the sacred ach. evanlizing moment for me. so i thought well let's maken image of the trash but one which has been through the motional. tangled to it i guess. copeland isn't pretending to offer solutions. but he is hoping to engage audiences. who ordinarily wouldn't stop to think abouthe problem? and ultimately he's hopeful we can turn things around before it's too late. i' heartened by the energy british columbia's putting into tackling the problem of plastic pollution. before i leave i want to return to the ocean legacy boat. to see how much fu the machine has produced. anything different colors is this the next oil separating into different. it is yeah the what's new coming out of this machine is a mixed oil and in that oil we can separate into kerosene oil diesel fuel and petroleum products. y

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me long in the russian city of mahash, calais in the southern republic of douglas dun and t mobilization protest as have clashed with police. the whole unverified footage uploaded to social media canes to show at least a 100 people protesting some understood have been detained, but as of yet no official number has been released, protest was reported in other parts of douglas done. and now some news in brief, from around the world in paris, a massive fire has broken out at a warehouse with tunes of 6 smoke billowing into the sky. the place sprayed across 7000 square meters. that the facility part of a major purchase market about a 100 firefighters have been working at the seen the html dove. and now we protestors have again taken to the streets, the capital demand in the country, pro european president assign thousands of mass downsides and in government building to denounce high inflation and fuel costs of the prices stored on the back of western sanctions against russia. earlier this month, protest to set up a tent can outside government headquarters, and volunteers stay there until the

-- sunday on q&a a look at the commercial salmon farming industry with douglas frantz and catherine collins. they are the authors of salmon wars. -- produce fish that are unhealthy for humans to eat. >> each form consist of 10 or 12 cages and each cage full -- holds up to 100,000 fish. a farmer itself can contain a million or work fish. >> these pins are crammed with fish as catherine described and because of the proximity the parasites -- find hosts and it is easy to spread diseases. >> douglas frantz and catherine collins with salmon wars sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on free c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> homework can be hard but squatting in a diner for internet is harder. we are providing students access to affordable internet so homework can just be homework. cox connect to compete. >> cox along with other these -- these other television providers -- >> up next, on c-span did it secretary lloyd austin and the chair of th

. >> douglas franzen catherine collins with their book salmon wars sunday night on c-span's q&a. listen to q&a and all our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> earlier today king charles the third pay tribute to his mother, the late queen elizabeth in an address at buckingham palace in london. he pledged to serve as the new king with loyalty, respect, and love. >> i speak to you today with feelings of profound sorrow. throughout her life, her majesty, the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration and example to be, and to all of my family. we overheard -- we have the most heartfelt that any family could oh two their mother for her love, affection, guidance, and understanding. queen elizabeth was a life well lived, a promise of destiny cap. she is -- of destiny kept. she is mourned deeply in her passing. the promise of lifelong service, i renew to you all today. alongside the personal grief that all my family are feeling, we also share with so many of you in the united kingdom, in all the countries where the queen was head of state, in the commonwealth, and across the world,

douglas murray is with me now. all right, douglas, i think charles is off to a good start.y remarkable. he didn't put a foot wrong. it was very reassuring. it was also very human. i just started on a personal level he was demonstrating the royal family learned from the death of diana in 1997 that the public expects them to show human warmth. they would like to see that. they don't have to be entire le reserved t was extremely reassuring to the nation not just about mourning for his mother and his respect for her legacy but his reassurance to the nation that he would continue that legacy, particularly that leg ba sy of service. i think he has done extraordinarily well for a very difficult time for him in the first few days of his reign. he is already receiving very significant amounts of public support and sympathy, of course. stuart: douglas, princes william and harry were not in the procession to st. giles cathedral. should we read anything into that and what's the long-term future of meghan and harry? are they just going to leave england and go back to california? >> you

now law are computer or your douglas fox. they own little room i was or why no, not really. prior to cisco kits, milon latasha with volunteers deliver groceries at their own risk. katrina involves husband died in the shelling, leaving behind for small children order pretty well that that's called a seal. it has like a wire balance, a produce a lot. boy, a y, a national, you said, oh bob, aha, you barrel robot approval, israel tucker, w deer to sort of mm trails course of the dealer necessarily. but as he's got caught up as long as he's coming to the well you do postulate yes. well, you did with with ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk a dish customer with us and that was a little because of the up. i'll do much stupidity, dental grants. give them a little bit of grain. skip donkey b

douglas murray is a fox news contributor and he joins us now. douglas, just answer the why.watching that. because we use some of the more cartoonish versions of it but this is rampant and rampant contemplation and self-reflection by b. identity reinforced on tiktok every day. >> well, first of all, there is no such thing as nonbinary. that's where all of this started to go askew several years ago is adults conceding that there were like magical extra genders. there weren't just men and women there were nonbinary. nobody knew what nonbinary was. i said right at first come out that i would offer a cash price for anyone to could explain it. i said i thought nonbinary short for look at me. and in the year since that has been proven to be true because nonbinary now isn't good enough. it's now people saying i would like to identify as a table and call myself by paint pronouns and whatever and people meant to listen to this and take it seriously. you can't take it seriously. very sorry for friends satirist these days you can't write satire real life overtaken it. second thing that

busy busy last couple of years we've been seeing a strong interest to watch the republic of douglas down to the huge tourist floor, which has been growing by 2030 percent annually demonstrates that cost here. the republic, welcome to almost 2000000 tourists this year. we expect the number to be much higher. mm. ah, ah, oh it's everything is so beautiful as if you're not in russia, but a broad, everything's very colorful. we were very lucky with the weather is enough, but i was very pleasantly surprised because a treat. i didn't agree to bother the site. the 1st time in my life, i saw such beauties are sure to visit augustine at least once in your life, to see the castle in nature and the people. ah, well, well vote for now they saw themselves all t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. and we'll see you here, right back to the top with ah, a oh when i was showing wrong, when i just don't know. i mean, you won't have to say out disdain because of the answer to an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground wit

douglas makar was also signed by representatives of the united states of china britain australia canada france the netherlands and new zealand on behalf of the soviet union, the document was signed by lieutenant general. kuzma derevyanko representative of the main command of the soviet troops in the far east, the entry into the war with the japanese of the ussr, which previously damn, promised to be an ally, played a decisive role and made it possible to defeat the kwantung army in just 3 weeks. the red army deprived tokyo of even the slightest chance of further resistance exactly 50 years ago on september 2, 1972 the first game of the ussr super series took place in montreal, canada canada sensation in sports history. canada was then the best team in the world and the hockey players of the country of the maple leaf, in all seriousness, cloned the russians into klochyan, but thanks to the fantastic game of valery kharlamov, alexander yakushev , vladimir petrov and other athletes. the ussr won already in the first games with a score of 7:3, the second goal. kharlamov in that game is stil

i pitched the book as being about garrison douglas, the interracial alliance. so i'm very interested in how people overcome the things that divide them and act collectively. so originally, maria weston chapman was not a very important character in the book at all, but as i slowly realized how important she had been and how she was. she just brought it by proxy. i mean, she was just it just went off in an arc. and i have to give my editor at houghton mifflin harcourt now mariner books at harpercollins diane ermey a shout out because about halfway through the process i got back a version of the book for my editor and she said, you know, i think you should feel free to make more of maria. and of course, once unleashed, i have the woman who ran the bazaars right on? the daughter of a rock merchant. so i love the idea of this high society woman, the bazaar. so i could really run with it. i don't know if someone who's a professional historian would have so quickly realized that she was underserved, because this is not my specialty. my degree is in philosophy and. i'm

you know, douglas, nothing is apparent.g more personally than your family and in particular your children. so going forward, this general election, question, people clearly want parents to have rights. >> one of the rules congress had was that everyone is concerned about the things they know about, right? all parents know about their kids. so when parents start to think that the school knows better than the parents or the government knows better than the parents, then they start to react. that is what has created the wave that has come into office. >> steve: it has not been a major issue so far. inflation, crime but not many people talk about schools right now. >> no, but they will be again come midterm. i'm pretty sure about that. what is interesting about glenn youngkin, he got in on this issue and seems to be a new generation of republican politicians. the very front footed and obviously for example governor desantis in florida. they are front footed on the stuff. and sort of complain, no the education system... we have

>> douglas france and catherine collins with their book salmon wars sunday night on -- 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. listen to q&a and out of our podcast on -- all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> the 44th president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama returned to the white house together for the first time in more than five years to unveil their oafish show portraits. the event was hosted by president biden and first lady dr. jill biden. vice president harris and douglas emhoff were also in attendance as well as former staff from the obama administration. >> [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and dr. jill biden, accompanied by barack obama and michelle obama. ♪ [applause] >> mr. president, dr. biden, president -- mr. obama, misses obama, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the ceremony. and the chairman of the white house historical solution and on behalf of the men and women of the association, i am thrilled to celebrate with all of you the presentation of two and nevis in american portraits today

douglas, talk to us about these empty folders. you can almost hear the retort or say, hold on a second. we saw that picture that was attached to that lengthy motion from the government. are we saying that these were just empty folders we're talking about? what is your take or concern about the fact that you did have at least some empty folders there? >> well, it certainly raises a lot of questions, more questions than answers. the folders have to match whatever the classification is, the documents that are enclosed. and you're talking about the president's secretary. this is not just somebody at their desk ad hoc reusing folders. this was the professional staff of the president of the united states. so, you would imagine that anything the cia would send to the white house, to the nsc, had tracking numbers and you knew specifically who had what document, who passed it on to whom because there was a sign-in sheet. the other thing to note from the picture and the other inventory being listed today, the former president talked about h

so, douglas, to you first on this.rybody is looking at the implications for the broader economy. you see this red hot inflation report come in, you see the passing of this, you know, inflation reduction act by the president, he celebrated that fact at the white house yesterday. but will we eventually see the sky high prices come down? it's only so long that american families can ride out this storm. >> well certainly they know the inflation reduction act did not do anything for inflation and won't do anything for it. they have already lived through the august experience that showed food, energy and shelter, which are half of their budget, up about ten and a half raise. 50% of the things they have to pay, so every time they go to the store or gas station they see that and feel the pain already. they are worried about this and it shows up in the reaction. they are now moving to cheaper options everywhere they can. i think the real concern in the report for the american family is the shelter part. shelter inflation was 6.

the decisions for our nation directly to the apollo miller probably below go that when he was the douglas willow. oh, those decisions seem less focused on the deepening economic crisis than they do on polishing the lives of women. the taliban want agenda, segregated society and yet girls who are still at school dare to dream of you went to be a doctor, raise your hands. it will but these girls will be out of school long before they can study medicine. the taliban leadership has effectively banned them from secondary education. ah, on the street, teresa, a group of women demonstrating for the right to education and work. suddenly taliban fighters should live rounds in the year. young women like asia and her sister. i trying to find their place in this afghanistan. mars last fall. well what? i have lost my thoughts and the darla bonded on to barge of that feeling. i'm no longer the girl. i used to be from god in the boss. i would feel proud. looking at myself, i gave myself the name just all spelling the baldwin advert to the command. but now i have lost my spirit. my hopes i'd gone under t

douglas, guntersville cherokee wilson pickwick landing, chickamauga, fontana hails bar what's bomb fort loudon? wheeler appalachia knowledge built for and owned by the people of the united states day and night in peace and war the dams work for the people. power for the factories power for new industry power to run a million machine. turning out aircraft tractors textures engines shoe fertilizer aluminum cheap and abundant power to light the cities and villages power for the farmers. power that can be converted to a hundred homely uses. power working tirelessly endlessly raising standards reducing drudgery power hands of the people the children of the tennessee valley have recaptured the hope of their grandfather. they have learned that the tva is indeed a yard. stick a measure of what men can build in peace a measure of the stature of a new and better world. dignity a world a child can walk into an email to the majority staff, or you may unmute your mic to seek recognition. we will begin the hearing in just a moment when they tell me they are big and ready to begin the live stream.

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