tonight, boyah farah is presenting his new memoir, american me a black man. this book chronicles his firsthand examination of american racism. navigate back and forth between his early childhood in somalia and experiences with school and work in massachusetts. through a recounting, life altering episodes and his uniquely poetic prose, boy investigates how the identities black men are shaped in the united states on an institutional and personal level. as author lola akinlade, aka strum, writes boy farah's courageous voice in memoir highlights what it means live outside society's predefined boxes for black men. we're so pleased to host this event tonight in harvard bookstore. please join me in welcoming voyager ii farah and abdi often thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thanks for the and for the intro. well, full disclosure by and i are meeting for the first time in person, but i have walked with this man for the last two weeks by reading his book i have here with a lot of questions by but by our you will be the one who will give all those answers. firs

we can compete with mo farah. we need to sort your darts names.f the world. michael smith has done it. what a performance! what a final! the man from st helens. michael is here with us. the morning. the moment with the family, the tracey, you waited a long time for that, the tracey, you waited a long time forthat, didn't the tracey, you waited a long time for that, didn't you? the tracey, you waited a long time forthat, didn't you? it the tracey, you waited a long time for that, didn't you?— for that, didn't you? it was my third world _ for that, didn't you? it was my third world final— for that, didn't you? it was my third world final in _ for that, didn't you? it was my third world final in five - for that, didn't you? it was my third world final in five years. | third world final in five years. last year was the worst. me and my older son cried backstage for half—an—hour. i made a promise to him the next one i would not lose again. i went away and did it. i do not want to lie to my kids. i could not want to lie to my kids. i could not see him c

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middle of providing medical staff and alhamdulillah, lord of the worlds, now something launched in the farah complex, the general clinic section, which is visiting patients in two shifts, the dental section, which is the most active clinic complex , where the dental unit chart and the dentist are serving the people, beautiful kurdistan, this eye-catching corner of for many years, since the days of the war, until today, mam mihan has not been devoid of the presence of the security guards for the removal of deprivation and health. it is located in the middle of beautiful mountains and plains from bane to kamiyaran, from bijar to marivan , near the health of the islamic revolutionary guard corps ground forces. monthly schedule in the provinces where there is an urgent need to create specialized and super-specialized hospitals to serve our dear people, and in the field of health and treatment, valuable services are important points in need among services in all aspects of health and treatment in kurdistan since the beginning of 2018. we made 25 independent hospitals that went from different plac

elizabeth arden produced a type of face cream , which she named farah, and it was given in special boxesfor patients . karberi land made cups and saucers that were used only once at the same time and he prepared a new form for the court officials whose bust was sold for more than a million dollars to form the first ugly girl of each of these close words. 500 hours of work required food for a banquet jamshid was prepared by maxim restaurant. for this reason , we invented a new and excellent plate containing boiled quail egg caviar. small with a blue and white gold silk sweetheart to refresh the throats of the guests, or champagne from the french company, then the royal style peacock food with a mixed salad according to the taste of alexander dumas was chilled, the dessert was a fig plate in the shape of a ring, which was piled with raspberries or a ray inside. they brought mocha coffee with them with coffee, princess vagina cognac was also served for maxim khamkhaneh. despite all these efforts, even though the original planning had started in 1339, and the result of this desert banquet wa

political crisis management, former top obama adviser, david axelrod and senior commentator, alyssa farahwho served as the white house director of communication in the previous administration. david, how do you think the biden administration will deal with a huge microscope on his family by the republican-led house? >> i think that they had some time to think about it because republicans have been settled about the fact that this would be an area of inquiry. i think... look, i am old enough to remember other siblings, billy carter and roger clinton and others, who created an embarrassment for their presidential sibling, but if you can't prove a quid rpo quo... if influence peddling's only influence peddling if you have influence and will get, if there's no evidence of influence being wielded, it's embarrassing. 'some evidence that they're using his name for their own advantage but not necessarily getting much result in terms of what the government does. i think that's where the rubber hits the road. >> alyssa, how do you see this house investigation? >> i hope that comer's words are right

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thanks, let's talk to our panel adam kinzinger, alyssa farah griffin, mondaire jones.kinzinger, are you concerned about. this >> i'm really concerned in 2011 i came in with the majority making team and we dealt with the debt limit we barely made it through that. we were a lot less crazy in 2011 and we had a lot bigger majority we still do stock market tanked and it was -- first time america ever had a credit downgrade. which by the way, makes borrowing way they are expensive which is the most fiscally irresponsible thing to do. i'm worried, for me say this to the democrats. no come to the table with some budget proposal that actually does cut spending. we have 31 trillion in data don't think there's anyone with a straight face that can say that that sustainable. if the democrats actually can come forward with some reforms, cuts, whatever you want to call. it i think they could put reese publicans in a position where they're gonna be pressure to take that. more on democrats terms. but you never should be playing this game if you're republican with the debt limit. >> the

and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel: why mo farah's preparing to say an emotional farewell of racing before retirement. a plan to halt the decline of nature in england by 2030 has been unveiled by the government. it includes a commitment to create or expand 25 national nature reserves, and a pledge to ensure that everyone in england lives within 15 minutes walk of a green space or water. but the campaigning body friends of the earth has described the plans as "rehashed commitments". helen briggs reports. things are getting tough for nature. wildlife's in decline, rivers are blighted by pollution, and there's an ever—growing mountain of the stuff we throw away. the government has set ambitious targets to turn the tide on the loss of nature, and in the new plans announced today, it promises to give every household in england access to green spaces or water within 15 minutes of their home. over the coming five years, we'll see the restoration of large areas of habitat across the country. some of that will be in towns and cities, some of it will be in remote wild areas. we'll u

sir mo farah has confirmed he'll race in what he expects to be his final london marathon in april, beforehampion turns 40 in march. british number six heather watson came from behind to shock world number 44 yulia putintseva in the first round of the thailand open. and leicestershire have signed former india cricket captain just weeks after failing to qualify for the australian open. and leicestershire have signed former india cricket captain ajinkya rahane for the final four months of the 2023 season. he will be available after in community with super caves. one gatland has named his welsh side ——warren gatland has named his welsh side to face ireland at a sold out principality stadium in the opening round of the six nations on saturday. leigh halfpenny will return and make a first wales start for 19 months after a serious knee injury and joe hawkins makes his six nations debut at inside centre. gatland has decided he'll partner the nation's most capped men's international back george north in the midfield. alun wynjones starts, while dann biggar is back at fly half after missing the aut

and most importantly all, alyssa farah griffin, who was a white house communication director, but prior had a long history as a spokesperson in the conservative movement. for mark meadows, jim jordan, it is because of illicit girlfriend that both sarah matthews, that with the press secretary. and cassidy hutchinson. gave the testimony that they gave to the committee. i think our role has been underappreciated until the revelation of these transcripts. >> i am glad you mentioned some of these women. because this next topic here is interesting. it was notable hell little some of the witnesses like john junior in tony ornato could recall about interactions that we had surrounding january six. i believe it was other -- marcus now transcend who testified to the committee that trump lawyers had actually advised that in order to not perjure themselves nelson convoy any information that could be damning to the trump circle. to say that they do not recall and do not remember. these memory late boxes here seem to be a theme running within the trump circle, you have the speed our strategy. do you

here with me, alyssa farah griffin, political analyst and senior political analyst john avlon.to go over what we were just talking about these documents. they were found in joe biden from office here, john. one of the most important issues that you. see the real issue that you see here? >> the real issue on the political side is that they'll be able to play the what about it game. they will say, see joe biden did it. to any charges against him will be purely political. >> we often let them play the ref and legal decisions. we will have that perspective. he did a great job putting this into perspective. there's a someone doesn't documents, and events between hansen immediately over and obstructing requests for the documents over a long period of time. as a personal benefit to joe biden and his family was a totally innocuous. those facts matter. i think it does a disservice to follow the facts. >> elicit is interesting. republicans will ask to this. there is nothing controversial. there is an oversight to ask for more information about something like this. if anyone does do this,

let's talk about this, alyssa farah is here and john avlon.hat do you think alyssa, given your work in the trump white house, kevin mccarthy's close ties to it. he wouldn't say anything before he got santos' voe vote to be speaker but now it's interesting he said -- i think he told manu i deal with things internally. >> which is absurd, they did a 15 round vote on the house floor for speaker. this is an important step that goldman and torres are leading. but looking into financial disclosures, you decide what you put on it. ethically and being above board and honest you are under penalty of perjury or committing a federal crime. but this is someone that's a pathological liar so i'm not sure the form he submits to congress would reveal much. to get to the bottom of his finances, especially the $700,000 that he loaned to his com campaign, that's something that's an outside attorney. >> john avlon, everyone is look due process. these things are probably false, a litany of them that can be backed up by the evidence. so what is the hold up? the old

i'm joined by alyssa farah griffin, who served as communications for president and has spoken out againstme adviser to senator mitch mcconnell, who is husband to elaine chao. i want to start with you. you covered donald trump a long time. quote, people should stop feigning outrage and engaging in controversies that exist only in their heads. what do you make of that as both a reporter and as an asian american? >> yeah, john, you know, i think i would have thought that especially during a week like this one, when there has been so much pain in the asian american community, that someone like mr. trump might have been thinking a lot about the experience of being asian american. you know, there is no fake outrage here. i think there is just the reality. that is that, yeah, asian americans and asian people across this country confront all kinds of racism all the time. and i think what is particularly disturbing to think about this week is thinking about when you see an ex-president mocking and making overtly racist comments about his former cabinet member, what method that might send to the av

here with me, cnn political commentator alyssa farah, growth and -- and senior political analyst johni want to go quickly over about what we are just talking about with these documents found in joe biden's former office, here john. what are the most important issues that you see, the real issues ac? >> the real issue on the political side is that republicans are going to have to be able to play the whataboutism game, see, joe biden did it to end any charges against trump are gonna be purely political. look, we often let politics play the wraparound legal decisions. the obvious thing is to apply the same standards to whatever political parties involved. but we also have to have perspective, and he did a great job at the top of the show putting this in perspective, there's a difference between less than a dozen documents and 300. there's a difference between handing them immediately over and obstructing requests for the documents over long period of time. and then there's the question of what is in the documents. is it something nefarious that had personal benefit to joe biden's family,

let's discuss with scott jennings and alyssa farah griffin. they're both here.n't want to get close to this. >> don't want to touch this. >> good morning. >> good morning. one universal rule of politics you don't mess with veterans and dogs. just life. he managed to do both of those things. >> let's talk about the mom issue. what do you make of this? it shows that his mother was not, apparently, in the world trade center on september 11th. that's pretty serious. serious incident for our country and the world. >> i think broadly it speaks to his character. if you're lying about your mom's life, he's also apparently lied about the time she's died through tweets that resurfaced. he's a dishonest person, i'd say a con artist. the gift that keeps giving in that it's funny sometimes. it's serious. from a national security perspective this guy is ripe for adversaries to exploit. when we were going through government they look into who you lived with, your old roommates, employers to know you're not somebody that can be blackmailed. with elected officials we don't do th

alyssa farah griffin, who served as white house communications in the previous administration.lso cnn legal and national analyst, carrie cordero. what do you make of these text messages, hope hicks texting, we all look like domestic terrorists now. this made us all unemployable. >> she's right. those who attacked the capitol that day were domestic terrorists. i'm glad she used that language. hope in the white house was an assistant to the president. that's the highest ranking level you can have as commissioned officer of the president. it's my belief that anyone that senior had a duty to speak out and to speak out publicly. what's remarkable two years after the fact is some of the most compelling and important testimony we've gotten from january 6th was from junior people, people like cassidy hutchinson, people like sarah matthews, a deputy white house press secretary who spoke out even when her boss, kalely m mcenany, did not speak out. >> why do you think hope hicks didn't speak out. >> hope wasn't someone with a huge public or outward facing profile. so, i don't put it as mu

. >>> let's bring in alyssa farah griffin.tor for "the atlantic." george santos is exhausting, and i guess that's the point, alyssa. i mean, it's like we -- it all blurs together. i can barely keep track of the various lies. however, the campaign filings might be in a different category. one of the watchdog groups that looks at these, the citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington says it could be that this is the single sloppiest bookkeeping of any candidate we've ever seen. it is the most confusing sec filing we've ever seen. will there be repercussions for this one? >> so there will be. yes. it's not a crime to lie about your mom being killed on 9/11, those horrific and bizarre outright lies. you're allowed to lie in politics. people in washington do it every day. you can't lie about campaign finance. i think he knows the clock is ticking on his time in washington. listen. he's going to run out his congressional seat until the next cycle. this is not something you can play loose with, and say you're contributing y

i'm so excited to welcome you to event tonight with voyage farah presenting his new book, america made me a black man, a memoir. he will be joined in

yes, it has been happening there for 20 years, but in active farah is 8 years old.when everything, in fact. this is in my opinion. so the president did not talk about it, but in my opinion, this was one of the reasons, including our special military operation. he understood that in an amicable way through a diploma. the tools of this anti-russia cannot be destroyed, not reformatted, which means that we have to do it the wrong way. let's talk with re-educators in our direct connection special correspondent of the battalion of alania and ossetia georgy mamtserov, georgy for sure i heard part of our conversation georgy how is the re-education of these people who grew up on the ideology of nazism, they probably heard this girl who thinks that every uh, successful answers are 600 dead russians, she doesn’t think. they just told her to think so. this is right. girls boys grow up in those with whom the guys from the battalion of alania ossetia are fighting, for example, and other of our heroes georgiy hello to you, yes, i heard part of the conversation and yes , it’s funny

farah in ancient dialect means crossing.ord across the jordan and now there is a russian country, a foster home with the church of john the baptist in this wonderful residence, pilgrims, at our prompt, can stop the amplitudes of the table and blood and immerse themselves in jordan. in the name of the father and son and the holy spirit, it was on the jordan that the deity of the lord jesus was revealed to the human race christ so now we confess the faith in the one god, the glorified father, the son and the holy spirit, then the heavens were opened and the savior, leaving the jordan, was blue with the holy spirit. in the form of a dove descending on missions. why is this holiday called god's manifestations? the most ancient frescoes depicting the baptism of the lord and which have come down to our times belong to the third to the fifth centuries, on them the savior appears as a beardless young man, but by the end of the middle ages the icon painter strictly follows church tradition, according to which at the time of baptism c

i met with farah naz, zara aleena�*s aunt, last week to brief her on the findings.ods, greater manchester police are in the middle of an intensive drive against organised crime. the fake goods shops in the cheetham hill area have drawn in drug dealing, violence and prostitution. to fight that, police are adopting a new tactic developed against the taliban in afghanistan called clear, hold, build. what is it you�*re trying to do? make people safe to come here. you know, we see mothers walking their children to school, the primary school at the top of this road, stepping over rubbish, needles, passing anti—social behaviour daily, running battles in the middle of the street. no longer. we�*re giving it back to the community. this machete attack in broad daylight was just one example of the recent violence and left the victim with a punctured lung. after what�*s called operation vulcan shut down dozens of shops, and with a permanent police presence, the drug dealing and violence has started to reduce. clear, hold, build means clearing out organised crime, holding the ar

sir mo farah has confirmed he'll race in what he expects to be his final london marathon this year beforehat's all the sport for now. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is meeting the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas in ramallah today. he's already held high—level talks with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. mr blinken says urgent steps are needed to restore calm between israel and the palestinians after weeks of heightened violence. our middle east correspondent anna foster has more on what to expect. i expect a repeat today of some of the key topics that were right at the top of the agenda for that meeting yesterday. the us department of state were very clear before this visit — and it was a visit that was arranged a few weeks ago but has really taken on increased significance because of the violence that you mentioned over the last week or so — the state department were very clear that they would be talking about trying to calm those tensions here, trying to de—escalate things, and also talking about the two—state solution. and when we heard from anton

— plotting a terrorist attack on a royal air force base has appeared in court. 27—year—old mohamed faraht the prosecution allege was a viable bomb in a pressure cooker, along with an imitation firearm. the defendant is a student nurse at the hospital. just looking at the copy coming into us, the chief magistrate in court today said mohammed farooq would remain in custody, with a next court appearance scheduled for early february. russia's wagner group are gaining international prominence. they're active in several countries and they've recently been sanctioned by the us for criminal activity, which they deny. in the uk they've been discussed in parliament, and the government is considering changing the process that allowed the organisation's head to get around sanctions and sue a british journalist. but who exactly are they and what's behind wagner's war in ukraine? our security correspondent frank gardner reports. wagner troops in action in eastern ukraine, purging this town, they say, of nazis. these private military contractors or mercenaries have been in some of the fiercest battles

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