amy: explain who owns enbridge line 3 and why you want it shut down. >> is owned by the enbridge corporationrisky canadian corporation, 225 subsidiaries with all the money kept in canada, and they're shoving this pipelineown our throat. about a month ago, minnesota dnr, the mostorrupt agency, 5 billion gallons of water to enbridge in the middle of a drought. in december they began -- they do not notify the tribes until may and thessue the permit in june. 5 billion gallons in the worst drought in history. our rivers are down 50%, 75%, get this pipeline is mching at in the middle of this drought. ironically, more more money is being disted from the tar sands. the saudi sovereign fund to vested like $3illion fm the tar sands and chevron in new york pensionund and royal dutch shell, all looking at doing this. it is like the last tar sands pipeline and enbridge was to shove it down our throats. an water protectors have been standing strong. you have to say, who wants to have the last tar sands pipeline? the end of the party. the enbridge way seems to keep pushing ahead. i think it is called regul

trafficking ring busted that has had enbridge in it in our territory. told and warned the state, warned the governor and lieutenant governor that this wod happen anit did. 30 minute aining oeven a day trning to empyees is just not enoug thes pple are re in o ste, mostlfrom out odate. ere are 00 mostl out-of-stateorkers here line 3 consucting le 3. therowing increasingly aggresve. yesterday at the demonstration, one of the workers attempted to drive his vicle, ruing over proteste. on t site. these pple are re toestr the teitory. ey're not ierested develong relatnships o accountablto our cmunities cause ey are n. amy:he protes all over canada thursday on canada day, tara houska, you are ojibwe. can you talk about this? >> it is -- it is a gut punch i think a lot of us already knew, but it is hard to see those numbers and to know all those lives and generations that are missing, all those voices and people that belong to us that were taken by the residential schools in the boarding school euro. it is a very stark reminder of what we have to come to terms w

they do not belong to enbridge.y: if completed, enbridge's line 3 pipeline would account for carbon emissions equivalent to 50 new coal-fired power plants. u.s. troops and diplomatic workers in iraq and syria came under fire in at least three separate drone and rocket attacks over a 24-hour period. one attack targeted the u.s. embassy in baghdad's green zone. in a separate assault, rockets fired at an iraqi air base in western iraq left two u.s. troops injured. they were the latest attacks on u.s. forces since late june when president biden ordered airstrikes in syria and iraq targeting an iranian-backed militia. the inter-american commission on human rights says colombian authorities used excessive and disproportionate force to quell massive mobilizations against the right-wing government of colombian president ivÁn duque. since the protests began, over 80 people have died, many at the hands of police and paramilitary forces. commissioner antonia urrejola called on colombia wednesday to make structural changes to i

climate justice initiatives in his infrastructure plans and to stop fossil fuel projects including enbridge's line 3 pipeline and the mountain valley pipeline. this is indigenous water protector taysha martineau who is a member of the fond du lac tribe. >> when they approve the line 3 pipeline, they declared war. i have beehere for thousands years. if we do not stop pipeline three, none of us will be here long. amy: greenpeace has tricked a lobbyist at exxon mobil into sharing secrets about the oil company's efforts to fight climate initiatives in washington. the lobbyist, keith mccoy, spoke candidly about his work thinking he was speaking to a corporate headhunter. >> did we aggressively fight against some of the science? yes. did we hide our signs? absolutely not. did we join some of the shadow groups to work against some of the rly efforts? yes, that is true. amy: exxon lobbyist keith mccoy went on to tell greenpeace that exxon's support for a carbon tax is a public relations ploy because such a tax will never be implemented. he also identified 11 u.s. senators seen as crucial to exxon's l

laduke and at least six other water protectors monday during a protest at the shell river against the enbridgee 3 tar sands pipeline. in washington, d.c., over 100 women were arrested monday outside the supreme court during a protest calling for voting rights and economic justice. those arrested included the reverend liz theoharis, co-chair of the poor people's campaign who helped organize the women's moral march. >> we are all too aware that the extremist politicians who are suppressing and stealing our ability to vote are the same politicians who deny living wages, refuse to expand health care, exploit immigrants and lgbtqia people and women, and so we march. amy: leyna bloom has made history by becoming the first trans model to appear on the cover of the sports illustrated swimsuit issue. on monday, bloom tweeted -- "this moment heals a lot of pain in the world. we deserve this moment. we have waited millions of years to show up as survivors and be seen as full humans filled with wonder." meanwhile, luke prokop has become the first active player in the national hockey league to come out as

laduke and at least six other water protectors monday during a protest at the shell river against the enbridgear sands pipeline. last month we spoke to winona about e ongoinresistance to the pipeline. >> my 3 is a and-new corrir st of brd-new coidor through our ime terrory of wildice, cla beds,ish, all of ourertory. we sod and tried everyrocess stop th. i alg with thesether women in our tribe, spenteven years anthe regutory pross annow whate see is even jo biden sins and a helicopter to go and start hurting her people. our pple ha little course. we have ne. thousands of people have come to join us. amy: winona laduke and others are calling a president biden to shut down the pipeline. this is indigenous leader and lawyer ta houskapeaking rlier th summer. >> whave t snd tether. there e no sacfice zon, no crificpeople all of our lives,ll of ou lands,ll of our water -- t here we e the mo vulnerae people at th pla who are on e frontin. blk, bro, indigeno, you, qur -- allf these ople who areypicly unrresent. yet here we a and here are al of our accomplices together. amy: that is indigenous leader an

laduke and at least six other water protectors monday during a protest at the shell river against the enbridgear sands pipeline. last month we spoke to winona about e ongoinresistance to the pipeline. >> my 3 ibrand-w corridor most obrand-necorridor through r prime rritoryf wild rice, cm beds,ish, all of ourerritory wetood a tried eve proce stop th. i alg with tsether women in our tribe, spenteven years anthe regutory pross annow whate see is even jo biden sins and a helicopter to go and start hurting her people. reople ve littlrecourse we havnone. thousands of people have come to join us. amy: winona laduke and others are calling a president biden to shut down the pipeline. this is indigenous leader and lawyer ta houskapeaking rlier th summer. >> we haveo standogethe therare no srifice zes, no crifice ople. all of our lives, all oour lands,ll of r wat -- yet here wsee the st vulneble people at islace w a on the frt lin. black, brown, indinous, young qur -- allf these ople who are tically unrresent. yet re were and here are al of our accomplices together. amy: that is indigenous leader and law