hi heather, my name is eric brown. i am working on a documentary about phosphate mining. and i would love to be able to talk to you guys, i'm in town till next week and i was hoping maybe monday or tuesday. we can sit down and do an interview. and if you think mosaic is only affecting the water in florida, i've got really bad news for you because guess you make your floor. i good toxic leftovers from mining become hydro force was the acid which has been sold to municipalities all across america to be placed into the drinking water. well, they knew as a gas, out of the $54.00 plant evaporation, a polish for gas. and they use tiny gray to track those deals, those particles, a gas and then my store train known agitated where the silica linked to the bar. and you know people, drake, you know, there man, study after study at harvard because lauren lack you and you and then of course you do, if you drink it may take, you know, it's and everything isn't cold beer in grade. anything it's got water and it is that there may be a big city or apps that are being played with gold. the

hi heather, my name is eric brown. i am working on a documentary about fussy mining, and i would love to be able to talk to you guys, i'm in town till next week. and i was hoping maybe monday or tuesday. we could sit down and do an interview. and if you think mosaic is only affecting the water in florida, i've got really bad news for you because guess you make your floor. i good toxic leftovers from mining become hydro. florist was the acid which has been sold to municipalities all across america to be placed into the drinking water. well, they knew as a gas, out of the $54.00 plant evaporation is a policy for gasoline. and they use tiny gray to track those deals. those particles and that is what the hydro or she left a nice or non agitated, where the silica st to the bar and you know people, drake, the standard, you know, there man study after study a harbor because lauren lack you and feel and then course you do if you drink it may take and you know it's and everything isn't cold beer in grade . anything, it's got wa

black and brown communities because you got repeat violent felony offenders, repeat recidivists, 47 times, 73 times arrests over and over and over and over again. when is enough is enough? eric.s. army sergeant. he served in afghanistan but was brutally murdered in new york city. he was in harlem when he say three men and a woman pounced on him. he was stabbed to death. one of the suspects is out free on bail. madeleine notes that her bail was cut from $750,000 to only $12,000. she blames bail reform. she and other crime victims and advocates held a rally in front of manhattan district attorney offices allyn bragg last week. they say his progressive policies give criminals a free mass and that bail reform has put criminals back on the streets. >> i am fighting back and will continue to fight back against the white liberals, anybody else want to bring these insane policies here. we have had enough in the black community. our people are getting killed and murdered due to bail reform. eric: madeleine graham joins us now. our thoughts are with you and your son. you deal with this cold-blooded murder. dealing with the criminal justice system. what has this been like? >> it has be

brown children. that's why you have eric adams saying i'm going to start bringing in street crimes units again. these kids are. if you really care about black children, then get involved in mentoring. put some after-school program in. give them an internship, make believe you care for the black lives being lost, this is just money hucksters doing nothing but promoting division in this country. >> greg: [applause] well done, well said. yes, it's not that surprising, because you have to understand that there is an underlying streak in blm that is anti-cop. it is they are and they suck in the media into thinking it was something else. the media treated them with an exalted reverence, even as police were getting shot, you cannot say anything. if you said blue lives matter were all lives matter, somehow that was an attack on blm and you are racist, that was a narrative contributing to an effect. devaluing the police and a crime wave and a crumbling city run by liberals, so where do you think the smash and grab scum of the random murders, carjackings, the violence comes from? it was an acceptance of

eric. on fox news sunday a position researcher at brown university says the biden administration needs to stopthe confusing guidance when it comes to covid. >> the white house needs to get its messaging discipline together. needs to make sure that people are speaking from the same page. my sense it's not happening consistently and enormously helpful to the american people if the messaging was more consistent. >> to recap what some are calling the week from hell, talks failed with russia, the supreme court said the vaccine mandate for large companies was illegal. the biden's trip to georgia and capitol hill failed to get voting rights passes and no changes to the filibuster despite the president's best efforts. poll numbers the lowest since last year. now 33% going underwater for the first time following the withdrawal from afghanistan paving the way for the taliban to take over for the first time in 20 years. on the economy the president polling 34%, foreign policy, 35% and handling of the coronavirus pandemic just 39% following record setting number of cases, mitt romney says this wasn't a ba

brown. >> reporter: and the he is scholar michael eric dieson who told cnn's don lemon that rogan and petersonn of race. >> they are playing to the ignorance of the audience and exposing a kind of lethal ignorance of the very nature of race itself. >> reporter: and peterson did not comment to cnn about the content of the podcast, and spotify has exclusive contents of joe roggan's podcast said that we won't comment about this, and others did. >> oh, my god, i am not black. >> reporter: and many others did, and saying that rogan was accused of platforming hate. and neil young said to choose between rogan and him. they removed young's music. lies being sold for money he declared. at issue is certainly money. rogan's podcast is one of the most popular in the u.s. and beyond, and although spotify has at times removed content that is deemed inaccurate or offensive, and legal scholars say that to remove speech is in the hands of the companies. >> they have the flexibility on their own to regulate speech or shrink the space of this kind of discussion or to provide robust protections for speech that do

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eric dyson. his new book is called "enter "entertaining race." you've studied voter suppression for years. give us your reaction to this push for election police forces. >> as you stated it, ms. brownlegitimate voters from coming to the polls, black voters, poor voters, poor white voters, elderly voters, are already subject to arbitrary forms of, you know, kind of lockdown, when it comes to voting. being misled by robo-calls. having i.d. laws stringently applied. you can have an i.d. for a gun and you can register or it be accepted to vote, but not if you have one for snap or one for a student i.d. so, we know that the targeting of communities of color, of poor communities, of younger populations, is what the ultimate goal here is, and if the governor said that florida was the cheexemplary state, the paradigm of reasonable voting and legitimate voting, why now all of a sudden, without an outbreak of voter fraud here? as you've said, 75 cases referred to the police out of 18 million votes? that's an extraordinary record and one to be commended. and so, what we know here is that voter suppression is afoot that the republicans have introduced laws in 48 state legislatures and some 400

eric adams makes a compelling case for keeping kids in schools, too. take a listen. >> it's a luxury to say, stay at home, when you have all the tools that you need. but for poor black, brown children that you don't have access to some of the basic things, school is the best place for you, and i'm going to continue to have my children be in a safe environment that all science is saying is the best place for them. >> does the science say the best place for kids is in school? >> i think it's one of the safest places in society. other than just being at home in a home where you know covid does not exist. other than that, you know, schools, if they have certain things in place, as was just mentioned, including testing and testing programs, masking, good ventilation. you can argue that schools are one of the safest places to stay and obviously the down sides of noft being in school. the one thing i'll say is that we are still in the middle of a very significant viral storm. the way this plays out is that, you know, they'll be testing but you may be getting a lot of positive tests. and as a result of that, you may have shortages of faculty and things like that because of just ho