actually, -- emmet o'donnell. i am glad to see him make good.gling four star general in the air force. all yours, rosie. >> thank you, bob. not only for the introduction and this minute of airtime, but also for the years and miles you have left behind you, all of his eye and he with a healthy sound of fighting men laughing. thanks also to the thousands of show business and sports world figures who generously donate their time, talent, and genuine interest to making the uso the outstanding service it has been for 30 years. i would also like to thank all of the american people who care enough to make sure that -- to make certain that the uso is there no matter where the troops go. they send the important message -- we know you are there, we haven't forgotten you. we care. so it is we at the uso who are indebted to you, the american public. thank you for three decades of support. we are going to do our best to continue to deserve it. ♪ ♪

for chinese companies listing this well there are some the 1st risk is china's anti-monopoly rules emmet to digital platforms we all remember how the end group was forced to quit its i.p.o. and the management reshuffle afterwards so this time we don't know when the chinese government will probably step in and set more limits and the 2nd risk is its copyright problems just before the i.p.o. the chinese government started ask. removed almost $10000.00 allegedly infringing videos and the government. has another 500. another 155000000 infringing videos so the industry believe that this may lead to future lawsuits between kwai still and its investors so non-sale in taipei thanks for bringing as of today's time now for a look at some of the other business stories making the news indonesia's economy has shrunk for the 1st time in 23 years of its soaring covered 19 cases in the country is g.d.p. fell by just over 2 percent last year compared to 2019 household spending transport and tourism are among the hardest hit sectors. ford has announced a $1300000000.00 loss for 2020 after the pandemic wre

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you know, emmet teal, a 14-year-old young man was killed in my district. of atrocities have occurred in my state, and so all that was going through my mind at that time that is it coming to an end over an election? i thought elections were a way that civilized people resolved their differences. but obviously, those individuals who attempted, while succeeded breaking into the capitol had a difference of opinion. i resent that. i know this country is greater than what i experienced that day, and i'm prepared to go to court and defend that greatness. >> well, congressman, i'm very sorry what you had to be through that day. i'm even more sorry for what you might -- your wife must have experienced because she knew what kind of people were breaking in there and what they were saying and she knew you were on the inside. send her our best and our regards and we'll see what happens with your lawsuit congressman. benny thompson, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> all right. >>> we're ticking closer to the big town hall. man, this country is in pain and pr

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lou: breaking news, corrupt federal e emmet sullivan is retiring from the federal judiciary. clinton appointee, as you may recall, fought and at often times led the way for the justice department prosecution of former trump national security adviser general michael flynn. he even intervened to contradict the justice department and defy their request to dismiss the case against general flynn. that is political corruption of an unprecedented level. >>> also breaking, republicans on the house oversight committee are demanding documents related to president biden's executive order that would stop construction of the border wall. republicans are pointing to biden's time in the senate when he voted for 700 miles of border fence saying that it was needed to stop tons of drugs coming in from corrupt mexico. by the way, those drugs have not slowed down. our first guest tonight is helping former president trump's legal defense team, and is joining us now congressman jim jordan, member of the house judiciary committee, the house oversight committee and recipient of the medical of freedo

you think about emmet till, brutally murdered, and his killer sitting in court and smiling because theyat they wouldn't be held accountable. you know, four little girls killed in a church, no accountability, no justice for t tamira rice who was playing with a toy gun, but we watch insurrectionists run through the halls of the capitol and threaten people's lives. so i think for black americans, we know what it is like to not have accountability, and we are always asked to forgive and to move on and sort of accept that unity and forgiveness, that should be the priority. now i think other people are getting a taste of that reality. they're seeing what it means to see, you know, violence go unchecked. so, again, this is a moment where america can reset, but it is not just about moving forward and calling for bipartisanship. you actually have to have accountability in order to have healing. >> yeah. thank you, natasha. i appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> before we go to break, can we just put the video up of officer -- capitol police officer eugene goodman? i think it is great -- they ga

civil rights movement did was they didn't forget about things that happened, they didn't forget when emmetill got killed. they didn't forget when edgars got kill. they didn't forget when jimmy lee jackson got killed. they used all of those tragic circumstances to build a movement to force change, and we finally got the voting rights act and we finally got the civil rights act. voters here in texas and voters across the country because we are faced with so many different crises, have to never forget what happened and never forget how their leaders failed them and never forget the injustice happened and it is mainly to people that are the most vulnerable and mainly to people of color that every time bad decisions are made, they suffer the most. so i would ask people in texas, don't forget. >> yeah. we're going to have colin allred on in our next hour to talk about exactly what you just mention. thank you, matthew dowd. good luck to you and your family. everybody is okay, right? >> everybody is okay. we're just -- we're managing through it. you know, i grew up in michigan so i have a four-whe

rather than the norm progress on vaccination as has been widely and even and fans just can't countries emmet minister did 75 percent of all 19 vaccines meanwhile more than 170 countries and not received a single goal. and those affected by conflict and insecurity are at particular risk of being left behind the current president of the council the u.k. is proposing a new resolution calling for cease fires in conflicts around the world so that vaccines can be administered and by calling for vaccination seized by calling 1000 act nation plans to include all high risk populations including refugees in this resolution and this council really has an opportunity to. help get back into distributed to the most vulnerable communities across the both the state councilor of china and the u.s. secretary of state took part in the meeting both stressed the need for global solidarity even though there's still real tension between the 2 nations this perhaps an indication that it won't further stall global efforts on covert 19 the un secretary general is now calling for a global vaccination plan he believes t