missing leaders who refuse to be intimidated by the human rights or disregarding the right wing freedom agenda did not don't exist by years of living and you can spend 30. days behind bars just for calling for a protest. some kids under. 30 minutes on d w play. beethoven in fantastic deep doo doo doo doo doo. it is it is about a 60 minute he. says many romances stolen beethoven. and of course the subconscious always one thing is clear the beethoven is no longer the popular. i see a sure shot i feel sure. but how would the world sound without the biggest composer of all time i can't even begin to imagine a world class horn player singer willis on a musical journey of discovery. without a toast in september 16th on. cuts. this is g.w. news coming to you live from berlin europe scrambles to help the thousands of migrants morea more than 12000 are without shelter and hungry after a fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp in germany and france leaves an initial just taking for hundreds of other companies miners but what about the other . also coming up from deadly.

. >> he was a pragmatist and he wasn't all about imposing a freedom agenda. it's about where he saw the deal was possible that he was going to jump on it. at the beginning he wasn't interested at all. there was no deal there and he understood he had to focus on the priorities and it's why some of the career diplomats were suspicious of him. he wasn't going to focus on the rest so he went looking for the deal and that is the key to understanding the foreign policy worldview. more than even a kind of centrism or idea that he was a rigid, he was willing to assert power in the world but nobody knew without power would be. in 1989 to 1991. >> how did he maneuver? >> he wouldn't have been as masterful as the dissolution of the soviet union. in a weird way he never showed much interest in the foreign policy issue of his life it was to abstract, nuclear arms talks. his intensity and attention were always directed towards different countries where there was conflict and where there was a suffering. vietnam, bosnia, afghanistan. once the cold war ended and he saw the o

so carry that freedom agenda out. because that's what's on the ballot.ause] and finally, if you're inclined to exercise that other kind of faith, i encourage you to do that too over the next 48 days. you know, it seems like you turn on the television on any given day and it looks like there's more that divides us in this country than unites us. but i've been traveling all across america the last four years. and i can tell you, i'm more convinced than ever that there will always be more that unites us in this country than could ever divide us. and chief among those things is faith. this is a nation of faith. [applause] and so if you're inclined to bow the head and bend the knee over the next 48 days, i encourage you to do that. i truly believe that -- i truly do believe that if his people who are called by his name will humble themselves and pray, he'll do like he's always done, in the long and storied history of this country, he'll hear from heaven and he'll heal this land. this one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. so pray

so carry that freedom agenda out. because that's what's on the ballot.applause] and finally, if you're inclined to exercise that other kind of faith, i encourage you to do hat too over the next 48 days. you know, it seems like you turn on the television and any -- on any given day and it looks like there's more that divides us in this country than unites us. but i've been traveling all across america the last four years. and i can tell you, i'm more convinced than ever that there will always be more that unites us in this country than could ever divide us. and chief among those things is faith. this is a nation of faith. [applause] and so if you're inclined to bow the head and bend the knee over the next 48 days, he encourage you to do that -- i encourage you to do that. i truly believe that -- i truly do believe that if his people who are called by his name will humble themselves and pray, he'll do like he's always done, in the long and storied history of this country, he'll hear from heaven and heal heal this -- he'll heal this land. this one nation un

can only exist if in fact tax freedom of expression because freedom of expression and journalism is what exposes this information in the agendas behind this information and so the issue is not that freedom of expression causes this information or freedom of expression is the problem actually freedom of expression for you know it's part of the solution to this information right we've only talk about the solutions let's talk about the causes explain to us why some of this bad information this information in this case is being put out deliberately by whom and to what end sky vision well you mentioned earlier that this information misinformation and of course a lot of misinformation begins and disinformation so for example somebody's trying to have a financial scam to trick people to come in and out of their money maybe use this information to say i'm my americal it will save you from covert. that is their motivation that message can then be circulated by people who think it's true and just want to circulate for reasons so you've got interesting interplay between this information that starts with bad intent and then it is distribu

this is the agenda of freedom extreme socialist -- you know the other word. marxist. communist. extreme socialist left, but beyond that in my opinion. the founders of the organization call themselves trained marxists, but we have corporations out of weakness, fear, or whatever reason donating hundreds of millions of dollars to them. these are fools. [applause] the big progressive corporations donating to blm should instead be spending their money helping black families rebuild from the left-wing riots. wealthy liberal hypocrites want to defund the police in our inner cities while living behind walled compounds. way some ofsee the these people live. they live very well. if anything were to happen, they would be the first to go. let's go get these people. they are fools. they want to get rid of school choice for black children while sending their own children to the best private schools in the land. they want to open borders, and that is what they want. they want open borders for you, but security for themselves. they want top security, but let's open the borders and let everyone

freedoms. bernie sanders is so pleased with this radical socialist lawless agenda, he went on msdnc, the conspiracy channel, braswell rachel maddow's channel to congratulate biden on becoming these most dumb ectomy of the most progressive candidate in modern history. >> the progressive movement has a different perspective on things than biden's people, there was serious discussion and i think there was honest effort come up with a compromise. i think the compromise that they came up with, if implemented, will make biden the most progressive president since fdr. >> sean: if implemented, america would be unrecognizable, it would be a socialist, a socialist failure. we would lose freedom and lose wealth creation and america's stature in the world would be the most precipitous decline in the history of mankind. now we know what biden meant when he wanted to transform america into bernie's america. most democrats, they try to appease their radical base, but then they move towards the center in what's called the general election. biden is different, he went hard left, stayed there and is doubling down on

freedoms for women. but that is the main issue both sides are discussing currently on the agenda the afghan government says that the major issue of the talks would be on cease fire but the taliban said they want to make an angry man on the future government on the politics of course the woman dies. or then. again but. when the men send you all the interviews that they want and then that makes the man. we are the guys to all the room and you're the one woman that listen to this the government taliban for not having. a woman to sit and then they're going to build is or turn up the future government where their eyes for whom it would be or not not just a final point to you your as a journalist based in the afghan capital what about the afghan people themselves i mean they faced over 40 years of nonstop conflict thousands of died in the fighting how much hope do they have that these talks may finally bring peace and prosperity to afghanistan. so when the people of the piano or really up to method for that talks talks of being suited for after ticket both sides are engaging in died of negotiations before they a

agendas. that being being used as sources on the world check websites organizations like the us think that the gates stone institute organizations like jihad watch david horovitz freedom center these are organizations which is just can't be trusted or relied on and have a it my view an ideological agenda in which case it's irresponsible to use organizations like that and use them as sources. using websites like these as public domain sources is problematic when they have their own political agenda the examples peter oborne used a known for their anti islamic views. so tom or examine the number of arab or muslim names listed on the world check database leaked in 2016. he found thousands of names from all over the world one of the issues that you heard with the sun with the sanctions list and with the adverse news that comes from it is that it is disproportionately targeted towards a return or is a mess because for foreign why aren't terrorists through qaeda and the taliban i still insist that whatever you want to call it. significant popular list in a way that maybe white supremacist or i do or jewish supremacists or whatever or not. he. is an investigative journalist

yes an artist should have all of that freedom but an artist is a man a woman a trans person with a location a classless cation a checkbook a history a rate agenda an artist is a person like you and i are persons what does that person that the artist is need to do that's what i get so sometimes bill t. jones has wanted to make sure the woody make something is like a contemplative object to be looked at and enjoy sometimes bill t. jones has wanted to raise hell. and talk about what it means to be this black man standing on stage with a shirt off. for a bunch of white people sometimes i want to talk about how i loathe him but man i lived with that man this is my husband now arnie zane was my person and both men are jewish i want to talk about the complexity of loving someone across your race or. ethnic lines so they are can do whatever i have the courage to do and i can not tell another they should do. just to wrap this up because i know you have to go. on ardent which you love so much and i also have a great deal of respect for a famous ad that man cannot be free as he knows that he has necessities. for the same without i meant it's about self-ex

freedom. those are some of the agenda that's being pushed by the left and they don't want judges who are evenand justice a liberal group. they put out their list of judges. there were very few judges even on the list. mostly people who are activist in different organizations, you know, lobbying for these liberal causes. they are looking for lobbyists on the court. they don't want judges. steve: carrie, before you go i remember amy conan bathe and people like that. they aren't on this list. why is that? >> well, don't worry, amy is still on the list. this list is really just updating and adding names to the list. steve: it's a bigger list. >> it's a bigger list, it's a bigger better list, huge. they have added names. there is still the list from 2017 that he added on that's when amy conan barrett was added. now all of those names are in the mix as well. some of they them are going to be front runners if will is a i have a kansas city. steve: something to think about. carrie severino, carrie, thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: 7:26 here in new york city. still ahead, new york city revers

i'm tired of the agenda crammed down our throats i'm a liberty loving, jesus loving citizen i want my country back this election is freedom versus sociali socialism. >> reporter: masks are not a scam they do work if you listen to medical professionals. it gives you the ideas of the arguments coming out here. one of the arguments being heard -- i want people to know the discussion taking place. there was a lot of talk out here if joe biden is elected he's going to force all americans to get a vaccine and it has people very upset these are the discussions we're seeing a few weeks before the election ayman? >> kyle, thank you >>> tonight the louisville council is set to vote on a no confidence resolution for mayor greg fisher. there are several reasons listed, specifically the investigation of breonna taylor's killing and the protests that have followed since. an amended resolution may be proposed today that remove calls for fisher to resign and lay out a road map for restoring public trust. yesterday officers testified before the council about the city's response to the demonstrations saying almost all of them have been pea

don't think reduction of freedom of expression can accommodate terrorist discourse, anonymityh, or the that in some way covers for a lack of inhibition and violence. this agenda is essential, so that problem of us, and we will continue -- this agenda is essential for all of us and we will continue to work on it. finally, in the context of the pandemic, education is an essential common good that we will continue to work on in the years to come. hundreds of millions of our educationle have left because of the pandemic. education of girls continues to be a priority particularly in africa. side-by-side alongside with president --, we are committed to the global partnership for education. we have raised new funds to finance the actions within this partnership. bankole today of the world , the united nations, the global partnership for education, unesco, the role also of our bilateral actions should be strengthened to work more effectively in the months and years to come to improve education, in particular for goals. this fight is not over, far from it. we will not forget it. it is at the heart of france's commitments on defense and the fight for global public good

agenda of autocratic regimes and dictatorships. new threats also require new agility from the u.n. threats that include theft of intellectual property and efforts to undermine internet freedom but the chant administration this anniversary is an important moment to mark the many successes of the united nations but to do so with clear eyes and it renewed determination to see this important body serve its intended purpose. the 75th anniversary of the un is the right time to ask questions about the institution strengths and weaknesses review and learn from its failures and celebrate its accomplishments i join my colleagues and counterparts from around the world in marking this important moment thank you very much. ok the u.n. has proved to be a successful experiment and the u.s. has played an important role in this success the words there of the acting deputy ambassador to the united nations sheriff norman chalet let's bring in our diplomatic editor james bays now joins us live from the u.n. u.n. headquarters there so james you i'm sure you were listening to the speech there by the acting deputy ambassador for the united states to the u.n. and she was talking about. the commitm

they have an agenda and it doesn't include you, and it doesn't involve the silent victim of crime, the ones who question quietly unannounced and unheralded. in order to steal your freedom, they lied to you on everything from the president's handling of the coronavirus to the assert that police in this country are systemically racist murderers that cause the them to be targeted, shot, killed. the black lives matter movement received support from many americans, it was engulfed by black lives matter, a completely separate organization that does not believe in the nuclear family and pro moments marxist ideology. it's contrary to our democratic system of government. very often joined by members of antifa, an alleged fascist group. the founder of black lives matter just connected with a pro chinese communist party to join up. after all joe biden says china is note our enemy. i would think he would say that since he outsourced jobs there, brought his son hunter there, and the left lies to you when they say we'll be a better country if we defund the police. one of the first cities to do this was milwaukee who just this week had a meeting because they couldn't understand why c

they have an agenda and it doesn't include you, and it doesn't involve the silent victim of crime, the ones who question quietly unannounced and unheralded. in order to steal your freedom, they lied to you on everything from the president's handling of the coronavirus to the assert that police in this country are systemically racist murderers that cause the them to be targeted, shot, killed. the black lives matter movement received support from many americans, it was engulfed by black lives matter, a completely separate organization that does not believe in the nuclear family and pro moments marxist ideology. it's contrary to our democratic system of government. very often joined by members of antifa, an alleged fascist group. the founder of black lives matter just connected with a pro chinese communist party to join up. after all joe biden says china is note our enemy. i would think he would say that since he outsourced jobs there, brought his son hunter there, and the left lies to you when they say we'll be a better country if we defund the police. one of the first cities to do this was milwaukee who just this week had a meeting because they couldn't understand why c

agenda, quote with. that's the word of the day, obsessed. >>> well, joining us now is congressman andy biggs, chairman of the house freedom caucus, also membere judiciary committee. congressman, it's great to see you. this is, i think most americans are now as they are hearing what was said, how this effort to overthrow the president was constructed and where it led, they have to be stunned, and they have to be outraged. and christopher wray, the head of the fbi, has been slow-walking, stonewalling and covering up the conduct of fbi agents through this period. and i cannot think of any other, any reason in the world why he is not fired. >> well, lou, i agree with you 100%, and i've been advocating that for some time because it is exactly what you say. this was a coup attempt, and christopher wray is, the buck stops with him. we've requested documents, documents that should have been declassified including the recent dump that's come out that reveals what barnett has done, what sidney powell's been able to get through foia requests. they -- christopher wray and his fbi has denied my requests, other members of congress' requests, he has failed

i could imagine that agenda being a good basis for restoring relation with allies and also dealing with the fundamental questions of the future of freedompartners and how we deal with china. i think you could draw those back together but it will be a big challenge because expectations will be very high, you know this from politics, there will be a fight on the democratic side because it's not only a question of policy given by its future the party. you'll need a very disciplined chief of staff and national security advisor to drive these priorities. >> i think also with due respect to michael i think one of the lessons of your book is that we've been here before. if we look at the interplay of forces, president trump may focus a lot on his base and the politics that drive them as well as the importance of a growing economy and trade deals and commerce, these are traditions that have always been at play, just different forces come to bear at different points in history. i guess what are your lessons from the book is, it's not a need for direction, we been here before and every administration deals with these combination of forces and inf

agenda. >> machine gunned a bunch of men, women and children. >> migrated from public access tv. >> it's real. >> to terrestrial radio to the internet. >> lived 30 years -- >> that unrestrained freedomwith these algorithms designed to amplify what is most eye catching and shocking meant he is perfectly adaptive to the internet. >> that came to a crashing halt in 2018. >> apple, facebook, youtube, spotify, pinterest and linked inn have removed material from jones. >> the deplatforming of jones. >> google is evil. >> especially by youtube, it diminished him. >> i don't get a day in court. they lie about me. >> his viewership fell by about half. >> the president himself has also been policed for promoting violence and spreading false claims. twitter has flagged several tweets over accuracy and copyright issues. while we may know whether jones or trump truly believe in the crazy conspiracy they spread -- >> this is the first time in our history that a conpir sist holds the highest office in the land. >> presidential historian tim naftali says what happens next is up to us. >> will the american public embrace it a second time? the test is in november. when d gets complicated, a lot goes

they have an agenda and it doesn't include you, and it doesn't involve the silent victim of crime, the ones who question quietly unannounced and unheralded. in order to steal your freedomey lied to you on everything from the president's handling of the coronavirus to the assert that police in this country are systemically racist murderers that cause the them to be targeted, shot, killed. the black lives matter movement received support from many americans, it was engulfed by black lives matter, a completely separate organization that does not believe in the nuclear family and pro moments marxist ideology. it's contrary to our democratic system of government. very often joined by members of antifa, an alleged fascist group. the founder of black lives matter just connected with a pro chinese communist party to join up. after all joe biden says china is note our enemy. i would think he would say that since he outsourced jobs there, brought his son hunter there, and the left lies to you when they say we'll be a better country if we defund the police. one of the first cities to do this was milwaukee who just this week had a meeting because they couldn't understand why crime

agenda and talks leading to a settlement acceptable to the afghan people. issues such as constitution of the islamic republic democratic elections freedom of speech women rights minority rights rule of law several and human rights are among our peoples great achievements. we have an obligation to preserve and the strengthen our national institutions including the afghan defense and security forces that has been rebuilt during the past 19 years. i am confident that we can talk less in and argue our positions he bade our viewpoints. and at times i agree to disagree by respecting each other's opposite or different viewpoints. we seek a humanitarian cease fire could be announced. the cease fire will allow us to provide humanitarian and development developmental assistance to all our people in all regions of afghanistan. and our people will be benefited from it. to safeguard the country's infrastructure is our common view here in 1st infrastructural projects do not belong to a particular group as they benefit the whole nation. yes we are confident that we want when war ends people can actively take part and benefit from the country's economic development. changes

freedom of expression can accommodate. terrorists discourse hate speech all the anonymity that in some way covers for a lack of inhibition in violence this agenda is essential so that for all of us we will continue to work on it powerfully and finally and i say this in a context which is marked by the epidemic education is an essential common good that we will continue to commit to in the years to come the. hundreds of millions of our young people have left education because of the epidemic but education in particular the education of girls continues to be a priority particularly in africa. side by side with president macky sall we are committed to the global partnership for education we have raised new funds to finance the actions within this partnership all of the role today of the world bank the united nations the global partnership for education. all of the role also of our bilateral actions should be strengthened to work more effectively in the months and years to come to improve education in particular for girls this fight is not over far from it and we will not forget it it is at the heart does not get a france's commitment on defense an

agenda for america. they came to this country to live in a free america. president trump has said, that he would defend our freedomsa socialist country. the mere fact is, that the left, sadly, has gone too far. the problem is that joe biden made the decision to align himself to the far left socialists. i think that will be a losing political strategy. that is why we're gaining ground. elizabeth: mercedes, great to have you on. come back soon, okay? >> thank you. absolutely. thank you so much. elizabeth: sure. mercedes schlapp there. coming up senate homeland security today in a vote authorized subpoenas of obama administration officials to give depositions on the alleged pay-to-play conflicts of interest involving joe and hundred it biden. senator ron johnson warning an interim report will come out soon about that. coming up, "judicial watch" president tom fitton. he will tell us what he is going to be looking for. that's next. >> you can be absolutely assured that senator johnson has done his homework and this information is not political. it's just the facts. transparency is never political and that is what senat

roosevelt did in the thirties, the agenda for our people -- what we must do as a society to meet our needs in this country and protect our security and help the cause of freedom. as i said at the beginning, the question before us all, that faces all republicans and all democrats, is: can freedom in the next generation conquer, or are the communists going to be successful? that's the great issue. and if we meet our responsibilities i think freedom will conquer. if we fail, if we fail to move ahead, if we fail to develop sufficient military and economic and social strength here in this country, then i think that uh -- the tide could begin to run against us. and i don't want historians, ten years from now, to say, these were the years when the tide ran out for the united states. i want them to say these were the years when the tide came in; these were the years when the united states started to move again. that's the question before the american people, and only you can decide what you want, what you want this country to be, what you want to do with the future. i think we're ready to move. and it is to that great task, if we're successful, that we will address o

freedom that our country and the united states of america. thank you mr. president any of the four. - - the floor this is 15 minutes. in your view should be the hhs led research agenda as the nation seeks to understand more about what has happened during the pandemic and what kinds of efforts should be sustained afterwards? >> what in your view should be the hhs lead agenda as they seek to understand what happened during the pandemic and the efforts to be sustained afterwards? >>

agenda. i want to point out something in your opening remarks that is important. this really isn't about publicly owned versus privately owned and predict havana charter cover that freedomhat we spent a lot of time talking about things in china when the pivotal variable isn't who owns what. if the relationship between the industry and the government. >> thank you. senator cassidy, do you have another question. we are kind of winding down here but i want everyone who has another question to give them the opportunity. >> i go back to your thesis. economic power allows him to exert the censorship and again i find that valid. but it is a bit far fueled from this hearing but still you raised it at some point i want to ask you, i agree. we should not allow people to use environmental laws for worker rights, or human rights, using slave later etc in order to undercut the fragility of worker in the u.s.. on the other hand there's attention there. we if we have environmental laws that we really need another nation does not, it would require everyone to have the same labor laws. let's say conditions in central america are different than those in the u.s.. in regards to what is th

freedom. they forget that markets, like governments, do not keep themselves free and that liberty is only secure when power is diffused. there's been an agenda pushed to transform the antitrust laws in this country from a tool based in economic science to protect and promote competitive markets into a panacea for all of their perceived social ills. built on the economically my myopthic that big is bad, these may be lotable goals, but they're not problems that antitrust laws are meant to solve nor are they problems that antitrust law is capable of solving without creating a whole bunch of other problems. attempts to repurpose antitrust law into a social justice program would have scores of unintended consequences that would cripple our economy for generations and of course there's the hypocrisy that big is bad, that they would expand in order to dismantle and regulate them. you may be wondering where i see myself in those two extremes, whose side am i on? am i on the side of the american people? yes. am i on the side of the law? yes. i believe enforcement of antitrust laws have made this the most prosperous nation on earth and our current law

that the freedom is inherent within them and that views people not as members of different tribes but as individuals deserving of these rights. that's something that is at the core of their agendaaling with a political situation that refuses to wrestle with it, pretend it doesn't exist looks the other way. now it's taking on official character as we saw in d.c. brian: ben, biden and sanders sigh length. put biden in in order to have input. they are not getting out of blocks with trump. final thought? >> i just think that this is a situation people have to pay more attention. to say more and more you are going to see this spread. it's not just going to stay in places in d.c. brian: got yourself good add on the trump side if you want to run it and last chance to stop it might be in the debates which we now know who the moderators are going to be. ben, thanks so much. >> good to be with you. brian: all right. meanwhile, straight ahead, minneapolis struggling to rebuild months after riots left nearly 1500 businesses torched and destroyed. an update on the recovery from a business owner whose salon was set on fire. that's next. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but e