just to give an example, freedom house is interested in individual rights and freedoms. that is where they hone in on, they are interested is how good is freedom of the press, freedom of religion, freedom of speech in every country around the world, that is what they are measuring and the us has declined in some elements but has remained relatively strong. the polity data set from the center for systemic peace is interested in the institution of democracy, checks and balances. it looks very carefully at executive constraints so it kind of comes from a theory you have for what you think is most important in a polity, do you think what is most important is individual rights and freedoms, that is what your organization is going to focus on. if you think what is most important is the strength of the institution so no matter who comes to power whether it is a strong man or a true democrat, that person will be constrained by the institutions then you focus on institutions and that is what the center for systemic peace with the polity variable focuses on and than the other one,

just to give you an example, freedom house is really interested in individual rights and freedoms. that'sre where they hone in on. they are interested in how good is freedom of the press, freedom of religion, freedom of speech in every country around the world. so that's what they are measuring. and by those measures the u.s. has declined in some elements, but has actually remain relatively strong. the polity data set out of the center for strategic peace is really interested in the institutions of democracy, the checks and balances. it looks very carefully at executive constraints. and it kind of comes from a theory that you have what you think iss most important and polity. do you think what's most important is individual rights and freedoms, then that's what your organization is going to focus on. if i you think what's most important is the strength of the institution, so no matter who comes to power whether it's a strong man or a true democrat, tthat person will be constraind by the institutions, , then you focus on institutions, and that's what the center for strategic peace w

so freedom house is really interested in individual rights and freedoms.what they hone in on or interested is freedom of press, freedom of the press freedom of speech for every country of the world so they those measures they have declined in some elements but has actually remained relatively strong but the last data set is interested in the institutions of democracy the checks and balances looking carefully at executive constraints. and then it comes from theory do you think what is most important is the right to freedom? or what it is most important is the strength of the institutions whether it comes to power a strong manner true democrat and then to focus on institutions and that's what the center for systemic peace variable focuses on. and then with a variety of democracy. and with these other democracies. >> i don't know why the task force use the systemic center for peace and i was not there when the model was first crafted and from all of the data sets that existed they included measures so it is the anocracy variable so that really put the country

there is the freedom house a data set you talked about. there's the vietnam data set run out of sweden that is short ford varieties of democracy data sets. there is a data set run by the economists units there's actually a fifth data set by the international institute for democracy and electoral assistance, accountability, something like that. the way to think about those data sets is they all measure democracy in slightly differento ways. or another way to look at it is they are all interested in different aspects of democracy. so that is what they tend to focus on. just to give you an example, freedom house is really interested in individual rights and freedom. thates is where they hone in on. they are interested in how good is freedom of the press? freedom of religion? freedom of speech in every country around thed world. that is what they are measuring. and by those measures the u.s. has declined some elements but has actually remained relatively strong. the polity data set out of systemic peace that's really interested in the institut

my colleague natalka churikova spoke more about this for the analyst freedom house grant baker see moreording to your report, internet freedom is deteriorating for the 12th year in a row, why do you think the decline of freedom the internet has been so delayed in the 2022 report we focused on the fragmentation of the internet or the idea that governments around the world are building walls around the internet in their countries this contradicts the previous imagination of the internet because since its inception it has been built on decentralized channels that allowed people around the world to communicate easily. now we are seeing more and more efforts aimed at limiting this flow of information and data and establishing greater control over the internet infrastructure in certain countries it separates people from each other and makes the internet less free km a-a last free washing russian invasion of ukraine became one of the biggest events that contributed to the decline of internet freedom in world or would you say that this was the biggest single event that caused a decrease in inte

. >> i'm an architect and am interested in the stories the place itself in freedom houses in where thece movements took place are important there's a least one organization in mississippi, just seeking to recognize preserve these places so stories can be told to the places of people can go and experience some of these leaders experienced in the early and later moments of the moment and i would further add the places they tell the story, modern-day freedom houses, placeable we come together places that t empowers and i would suggest that what empowers us is financial agency, the ability to have power through having economic presence and power that and i wonder if the new freedom house might be the small will be support one another in the community dollars that stigmatized versus the dollaryo that spent the big bucks for that you never see again so be interested in your thoughts about a place relates to women and help moving forward what some ofju the new places might . >> we have one or two minutes and let me just say this,. >> we need to stop tearing down old black communities we need to

freedom house is another place many of the movements took place, t or important and theres one seeking to recognize and preserve the places so the stories can be told and people can go and experience the earlier and later moments of the movement. i would further add the places that tell the story are the places we come together and would suggest i what empowers us is the ability to have power through having economic presence and to that end i wonder if the new freedom house might be the business where the dollar is spent six more times versus the dollars spent at the big box store that you never see again so how does lace related to the movement and howig moving forward with some f the new places might be. we have one or two more minutes. >> let me take a quick shot. we need to stop tearing down old black communities. we need to rebuild them. that is so much history that exists in those places. we call them slums. they are replaced by modern places. we are destroying them. >> history in mississippi is very complicated and diverse. learn and understand the history. thank you so much. [a

i would further add that the places that tell the story, the modern day freedom houses are the places where we come together and the places that empower us. and i would suggest that what empowers us is financial agency. see the ability to have power through having economic presence and power. and to that end, i wonder if the new freedom house might be the small business where we support one another in the community, where your dollar that is spent is spent six more times, versus the dollar that's spent at the big box store that you never see again. so i'd be interested in your thoughts about how a place relates to the movement and how moving forward, what some of the new places might be. we have just about one or 2 minutes, and let me just take it. take a quick shot. we need to stop tearing down all black communities, need to rebuild them, renovate because there's so much history of us that exist in those old places. but what we're doing is we call them slums. we're going down to be torn down and renovated and replaced by modern places of buildings and stuff without the history being.

always a normal democratic sovereign country, serbia is not a normal country, even according to freedom house. they have hybrid, which is a euphemism for, i'll talk and say. and i must admit, acknowledge that the relations between cross or what instead of we are not moral, we need to normalize them. and die looking process is the way for what this dialogue with must be concluded with legally binding agreement, which has as a chunk of mutual recognition. we cannot have a sustainable and just agreement without neutral recognition as the from the piece . but do you accept that window of opportunity which the you envoy mirrors like chat, talked about, will close in less than 2 years. meaning that by then by may 2024. the subject of your membership will be off the table unless a binding legal agreement on normalization has been reach. you take that warning seriously. i agree that we do not have too much time and we live in time. so if not to the danger, but also predictability. therefore, i'm not sure that we even have to use, we should do it as soon as possible. and the to this, and i'm ready to

this report published last month by freedom house, a u. s. funded organization examined the media investments the china is making overseas, not through acquisition, but partnerships with news outlets in 30 countries, mostly in the global providing them with news content for little or no financial return. in paying set it himself in 2015. wherever the readers are, wherever the viewers are. that is where propaganda reports must extend their campus . for which c g t and news anchor, shoot and do makes no apologies. look 1st before the media groups. they want to expand their present in different countries and to, to get to more viewership, look around the world. i mean, it's dominated by western media. you have the, and you have b, b, c, you have all the western media. why isn't developing countries, they are brands being brainwashed by the, what the media should they be able to access to different source of media, different source of information? i think that's an interesting way. china has been doing it's propaganda work. why use agency offe

that is a world if you take a step back freedom house shows that we have only had liberal democracy andmarket capitalism for 1% of human history. so if i go back and try to think about one of the key responsibilities of a board on a regular basis to mitigate we need to start thinking about while wait a second the odds are that we might be in a world that's much more challenged like this more ideal, idealized global environment. we have seen that with respect to trade. we have seen the emergence as bilateral regional at raiment pcp, brexit. this is affecting not just services for supply chains. i served on the board so we've been making a lot of real issues with the epa on an raiment. the dpa which the former president trump couldn't restrict the sale of maps outside of united states during covid. there were real geopolitical issues that emerged. people who work in financial in new york and london and bask in high risk-adjusted returning environments like rozelle. that world is very fractured now with investors but also capitol controls. you start to think about immigration and how much

jane harman, former ranking member of house intelligence committee, now the chair of the board of freedom house. cal, what's the situation there like today? >> so it was as it was last monday morning, rush hour, when we heard a series of explosions, four, maybe five explosions right around 7:00 in the morning. and then about an hour and a half later, another series of explosions. the difference today from last monday is the sound of these drones, these low and slow-flying drones. they almost flutter through the air. they sound like mopeds. that is how ukrainians are describing them on social media. and they are followed by people firing at them trying to bring them down. it was clearly an attempt to overwhelm the air defense systems over this city. five drones made it past air defense systems and impacted targets on the ground. now, the targeting systems of these drones are very poor. i can tell you this neighborhood we were in, the site of this explosion is the same neighborhood we were in last week, which the russians were trying to pummel with rockets. there is an elect infrastructure struct

that is a world if you take a step back, i think freedom house, their data shows we've only had liberaldemocracy and market capitalism for 1% of human history. if i go back and start to think about one of the key responsibilities of a a boarda regular basis issi to mitigate r risk, we need to start thinking about wait a second, so odds are we might be in a world that is much more challenge from this least during my mind, idealize globalized environment. we have seen it with respect to trade. we've seen the emergence of bilateral regional agreements, tpp, nafta which turned into usmca. brexit. this is affecting not just trade and business services but also supply chains. as you mention i have been served on board of three. we make a mask so we can make a lot of the masks. real issues with the prosecution agreement, excuse me, that the prosecution agreement, dpa which i was the president, former president trump put in place basically restricting the sale of masks outside of the united states during covid. real global issues that emerge. s also about capital flows. people like yourself who

one of the worst humans rights abusers in the world, according to freedom house, the human rights are even worse than iran and russia's, if you can believe that. they're clearly under mohammed bin salman, they don't essentially see the united states as an ally. the problem is, and we need to be honest about this. if that the saudis, and also the emiratis, the uae, have weaponized the corruption of our own political system. they have dumped both huge amounts of money into lobbying firms, into think tanks, into former politicians, it's not just the trump family. one of the reasons that america has not been able to think clearly about a different kind of policy towards both of these brutal, autocratic regimes, is because they have spent so much inside -- so much money inside of washington. both parties have been tainted by it. >> nick, i want to just read you something the regime robertson wrote in the washington post. he said that biden tried to decide to get the saudi allay ship -- back on track consisting with american values interests -- hence the visit and fist bump in july. this oi

congressman jane harman, she is chairman of freedom house, and also the author of "the insanity defense," why our failure to confront hard national security problems makes us less safe. thank you so much for being with us this morning. you've heard many republicans and kevin mccarthy seeming to speak for a team of them. you know, they don't want money necessarily going to ukraine. they want it spent at home in america. what do you say to that? >> well, i say, just what president biden said. that they don't get our foreign policy and the requirement for u.s. global leadership, because if we don't provide it, we are at risk. i've talked to a senior republican official in the house who says that's just election noise, pre-election noise, and everyone will calm down after the election. i surely hope so. and i don't think the senate is in the same place. if we withdrew aid to ukraine now, it would be catastrophic for the ukrainians. but also, it would violate yet again our pledges to nato and the eu and our allies that we have reconnected to in europe. i worry about this as well, because of

the house freedom caucus. neil: if you are kevin mccarthy does that worry you?>> he would tell you he's focused on winning the election. a couple different times on air, on a different channel, has been asked to point blank do you think you will win speakership or be speaker and he has been coy about it, focused on winning seats and making sure the gop is able to take majority in the house first and we will talk about that later. no one has come out to oppose or try to set themselves up as a potential opponent in case he runs for speakership. neil: i want to go to the real clear markets editor for economic director. if you don't mind i want to pick up on what aishah was saying, not everyone is winning from the same choir but some in the freedom caucus and elsewhere to the right of the general party and even with directorship to the party who will put pressure on kevin mccarthy or anyone else who entertains the leadership role to steer quite a conservative path. >> thank goodness for that, the more we can shift the republicans into a stance of trying to reduce th

a bit more quiet since then. >> in the book, you talk about being in congress in the far-right house freedomess and being discussed in the likes of paul gosar and steve king saying openly racist things. but you chose to join the house freedom caucus, you chose to vote with trump more than 90% of the time. more than 90%. you can understand why some of our viewers might see your conversion to being an anti trump pro democracy republican as too little too late. >> i honestly don't care what they think. i look at the data as we go forward and that is part of my job. when i see it, you react to it. if you were wrong before, you move forward with it and you do the best you can. your viewers, whoever is trying to judge me, they need to see what i've been doing back since may or july of 2020, when i came out against qanon and took a resolution. december 10th, my final speech. very difficult for me, after 2 to 3 years the face ripped off from either the far left, not trusting me, the far-right thinking i'm a traitor. at this point, if you don't like the facts and data, or you want to find some person

political system in the country, articles appeared that citizens of the ussr have the right to housing, health care, freedomientific technical and artistic creativity, it was said, that citizens are obliged to take care of the upbringing of children. and children must take care of parents. and that the international duty of a citizen of the ussr to promote friendship , cooperation with the peoples of other countries and the strengthening of world peace, the brezhnev constitution, like all the previous ones, secured the right of the union republics to secede from the ussr, which played an important role in the collapse of the union in the ninety- first year on october 7, 2001. us war in afghanistan it was washington's response to the terrorist attacks, on september 11 hostilities began after the taliban rejected president bush's ultimatum jr., who demanded that musam bin laden be handed over to american justice, and the entire leadership of al-qaeda in the united states proclaimed that the goal of the operation was to overthrow the taliban regime, to free afghanistan from their influence. for the first month

i have, in short, hidden in the freedom of the house.ing to look for there immediately? listen? sherlock holmes also made with a finger you decided to figure me out about kurbatov, we were his enemies in life or at work like that. if you didn’t want to figure it out, you can’t shield the bars in this story. i want to find out the truth. yes, there is someone to find out you were removed from this case and you did the right thing. you know what among our investigators they say about this, that they decided to declare the opera to war. and you're shielding yours . what are you talking about? you've known me for 100 years , that's why i'm talking to you, sending an erotic long journey. in short, there was the order is not to discuss the kurbatov case with you, so what is the order? direct boss. go ask him, maybe he'll say something. can you come in? well, sort of talking, i'll fuck you. so i all turned out loud. he asked for his transmission for two wet barrels in the car of his neighbor, a certain zhora, a bmw standing at his entrance, whi

one place, freedom house, has shown a decline of democracy around the world for the last 16 years.t three or four years. so, that's tragic. to go to the election theory, one of the things -- and mary stated it beautifully. remember, what republicans are trying to do is take us back to the 18th century where senators were not elected by voters, where the president wasn't elected by voters. this independent legislative theory was that we're not democracy, that individual votes don't matter. that's what's to dangerous about this. it undermines this idea that people choose, we count the votes and we're majoritarian country. part of the reason republicans are doing this is because they can't win fairly. once upon a time poll workers just wanted to count the vote. they might have been recruited by republicans or democrats. today i was preparing for this show, i was so depressed, i registered to be a poll worker in my county. >> that's amazing. >> you can do it on your phone. i would advise everybody to do it. it's really easy. certainly in new york city. >> are you nervous at all about d

freedom. you're currently working on the important, as you said, white house historical associations, initiative, slavery, the president's neighborhood, such a great name. what is your approach to researching and telling the local story? the neighborhood story of slavery, freedom associated with such a powerful national and global site of power, slavery and freedom? and i'd like you to answer that. but if if either you know andrew or sarah, if you have anything else you'd like to about those discussions about taking these sites, but also thinking about it not just nationally, but locally as well. yeah, i think that addition of that local element is something that's been really important for myself and my colleagues at the association. and of course, originally we started the white house itself, but quickly realized that in of this research on construction and where labor force is being drawn from, it's really all over the city. and as the city is being constructed, this is happening and also here we have our headquarters at decatur house, which is also a site of enslavement and. there's a story

sports in hand-to-hand combat spent in a pre-trial detention center now, the long-awaited freedom and the houseall questions about the guilt of the defendant in the murder of a nineteen-year-old national guard. mikhail rashayan. they gave a negative answer. the first blow was struck. here is the deceased here this guy michael to my friend. well, then the fight ensued. and when already there in turn. they began to attack. that is, i realized that there are simply no other options. it's hard for me to get into my soul people. i do not know if they will forgive me, but i told them, and now i insist that i did not wish death on anyone, the conflict broke out on the street. after seven russian guardsmen dressed in civilian clothes tried to get acquainted with the wives of nikolai and his friends, the husbands were outraged , the skirmish turned into a fight, during which the master of sports in hand-to-hand combat pulled out a penknife and wounded two for mikhail rashayan, the injury turned out to be fatal the second blow for his family . exit. coach to freedom. i lost my son, but they didn't lost.

or his role in beijing's cracked down on that freedom scheme, not yellow house. cuba has accepted an offer by the united states for $2000000.00 worth of humanitarian aid in the wake of hurricane ian of anna made a request for aid from washington in september after the hurricane completely knocked out the islands. electricity's fine. devastating floods of hit venezuela's central r a guar state. after a down or on monday caused a dam to overflow. locals were forced to abandon their homes. at least 3 people were killed. pushing the death toll to more than 50 after weeks of rain across the country. iranian climber, illness reca b has been welcomed back in tape run by cheering crowds after her sudden disappearance at a competition in south korea. there had been concerns for her safety after she competed without wearing a headscarf, a breach of iran's mandatory dress rules for women athletes. a competitive climate . m, as recovery is back in the ran, greeted by a bouquet of flowers and cheering crowds outside terren air horse. but it's unclear whether any of this is staged and water fate i

fit neatly into democratic or republican labels, who end up -- he was the founding member of the house freedomcus. he was the first republican to come out against trump during trump's first impeachment. he subsequently decided to leave the republican party and switch to become an independent. then, he left congress and became a libertarian. so, what does he make of the state of the politics of the november elections. he joins me live in studio. good to see you. when you left the republican party in 2019, you wrote in a washington post of that that you've become disenfranchised by the two party system -- three years later, do you feel that same way still? >> yes, absolutely, and i think don't think anything that has been changed structurally to make it better. if you look at what president biden is doing, what speaker pelosi is doing, what the senate majority leader is doing and then if you look at what the republicans are doing, it is the same dysfunction, the same partisanship, the same lack of representative government. it does not work the way our constitution is designed. >> so, what we ne

he was the founding member of the house freedom caucus, the first member to come out against trump duringst impeachment. he decided to leave the republican party, became an independent, left congress and became a libertarian. what does justin amash make of the state of the politics of the november elections? former michigan congressman justin amash joins me now live in studio. good to see you. when you left the republican party in 2019, quote, i've become disenchanted with parly politics and frightened by what i see. two party system developed into a threat to american principles and institutions. two years later do you feel that same way still? >> yes, absolutely, and i don't think anything changed structurally to make it better. the you look at what president biden, speaker pelosi, and if you look at what republicans are doing, it's the same dysfunction, the bipartisanship. it doesn't work the way our constitution was designed. >> what would need to happen? do you think the parties are being pulled too far to the extremes? do you think there needs to be less gerrymandering? what changes

but i mean, house was freedom of speech. i mean, and democracy in the west or the war around the world really? is it being affected in today's society? well, i mean look, what is democracy? what is democracy? what is free speech? i think that it's being challenged around the world and they're redefining the words of what free speech mean are saying, ok, it's free speech. want to be. busy tower, and if it follows our ideological bend, that's not free speech at all. that's, that's totally terrorism. that's, that's the ability to oppress people into a place where they do and say what you want them to do or say it's, it's, it's building a, it's no different than living in north korea. at that point. you get to speak your mind as long as you speak your mind and you don't say anything bad about us. all right. what do you think the west is pushing forward? the idea that must couldn't have come up with his own initiative. and instead is may be side channeling with the russian president. i got to ask your question how, how do we not

flank of the republican party, the sort of pro-putin, pro-trump flank of the republican party, the house freedom caucus, which would essentially be owning kevin mccarthy, were he to become the speaker, he would be dependent on mayintaining their good will in order to keep his position in power. they basically pushed out the two previous speakers in some ways, and i think he'll be very vulnerable to this. i think you can look for the biden administration to try to put through more ukraine to aid in a lame duck session if it comes to that after the election, if republicans do, indeed, win the house, but i think it could, you know, really underscore putin's strategy of buying for time, hoping that the coalition, the political coalition to oppose him in the west frays at the edges. >> so, phil, ukraine's defense intelligence agency says that russian missile supplies have, quote, fallen below the critical level. the u.s. can't confirm the exact number of weapons, but acknowledges that putin is running low on precision-guided missiles. how can ukraine best use this information to its advantage? >> boy

house. in the end the way to freedom was found, that dramatically increased biden's chances of running in theelection. europe does not stop and most of them are somehow connected with the energy crisis on the eve of trade union activists in the polish city of katowice, they wanted to concrete the entrance to the local office. premiere of the maravec times. he doesn’t come here, he doesn’t need an office to listen to the citizens, they protested the action was crossed into the police, however, the trade union intends to continue to protest against the energy experiments of the authorities, which fixed tariffs for electricity, and coal of poor quality imports thousands of demonstrators from indonesia. passed by the central avenues of bucharest, the participants of the action are worried, not only by the catastrophic economic situation of citizens. well, the fact that romania is increasingly involved in the ukrainian conflict on the eve of it has become. it is known that 101 american divisions of constant readiness will be deployed in the country. this means that romania can become an active par

freedom. i think the approach to get back to his let's let the people decide. let's get back to safety and make sure we have affordable housing freedom to make decisions and that our education is world-class again. unfortunately my opponent says he can make decisions better than you on some issues. wes moore: i find your usage of the word freedom to be amazing right now. he talks about freedom but not the freedom of a woman or girl who potentially has to carry the child of their rapist. we talk about freedoms but he is talking about the ability to criminalize abortions for the patient and provider. if we are going to talk about freedom, let's be consistent in what you mean by freedom. reporter: mr. moore, legal marijuana is a big business. there are a plethora of dispensaries to choose from but most are owned by those who do not identify as persons of color. black maryland residents have bore the brunt of repercussions for illegal use. do you think it is fair to leave black entrepreneurs that are qualified out of the business that made $600 million last year in this state? do you think there is an equity problem, and what wou

. >> 5.40, is the time right now checked the cell women life, freedom that's a house in san franciscomarina district. the owner painted the entire front of their home to send this message of support to the people of iran. yeah. and a lot of people have been turning heads and noticing it, which is the point that mural is in support of what's going on. the protests over the death of 22 year-old this woman who died in police custody in iran last month. she they say she was violating the rule of yeah. apparently not wearing it correctly since her death, though thousands of people in iran have been demonstrating in the streets every single day demanding change. now the man who painted this house is a first generation persian american and says that he came up with the idea about a week ago. >> i mean, the most the biggest thing is just awareness, just educating people. what's going on over there and the lack of women's rights, the lack of human rex, getting people to be aware of it and talk about it and keep the conversation going. >> well, the homeowner says the reaction to the mural from

he is in fact really the only candidate of the house freedom caucus, grain, gohmert, gates and the restaven't fielded a candidate of their own so mccarthy in turn has courted green in the others assiduously. not because he loves, them but because he knows what they represent and they are close to trump. they are sort of the proximate lawyers for the maga base that is the center of the republican party. and he knows he can be speaking without them. >> robert, i want to ask you about your perspective on this. you are widely seen as a fair reporter at these things particularly when you talk about the republican party. yesterday i spoke to number michiganders. two of whom identified as republicans. both of whom are concerned about the cult of some of the republican party. the adherence to donald trump. this is that kind of thing that you can talk about your father who was a conservative but wouldn't have approved of where the republican party is right now. >> my father on his luttrell deathbed, and this was in november 2019, a lifelong republican, proud republican, nonetheless he hoped that

freedom. i think the white house is the focal point, but this concept of slavery d.c. this paradoxical relationship is really relevant throughout not just d.c. but in the united states as a whole. we are a bit of a hybrid institution. we don't have a specific museum, we don't have archival collections, but what we can do well is have website in online resources, and also we can engage the local community also. in the past, we focus more on a national audience, but i think there's a lot to be had right here. as inspired by lincoln's cottage, doing the poetry slam with the students, i think that's really great. i would love to incorporate as we move forward and come out of this pandemic, more programming with local institutions. we made some strides to do that. -- >> i think about, we've talked about the enslaved workers, but also free black people who were working alongside european immigrants. again, it's just rich with a lot of information about the human experience. i appreciate you all taking the approach you had. >> i think there's two sides. both lena and andrew a

we are told it's a better car, bigger house it's about the freedom t to chase whatever your heart desires how you want to build your future in the economic prosperity is a byproduct differently chase our dreams so going back to those fundamentals the founding fathers talk about consensus. and the filibuster very much understood that but they did not want areas of the country to overwhelm everybody else and it would be so we can show the process. if we make major changes to the society that has to be in consensus. there is the biggest mistake but we want to create a mess that is a systemically racist society but we are not. we are humans. but where the country but last week one of the most disturbing things ever heard the president to say. that is russia. that is china. notsp america. respect of the issue fitting republican president said that i would be appalled. and we have got to that then it's also been incredibly effective that they get in the way ifyo we decide we should get our wayay all the time. but theri story that we talked about nigerian americans but statistically how that exp

and now the americans have discovered the soviet military presence on the island of freedom in the white housee random meetings of the cranial group, created by behavior. secretly from the minutes of the meeting of the national security council under the president of the united states, any decisive action should be postponed until we talk with khrushchev at the summit ruled out an invasion of cuba could be carried out 7 days after the decision. please note that khrushchev is probably aware that we know about his missile deployments and will most likely be ready to respond. in order to simulate the transfer of tourists to cuba or to simulate the transportation of agricultural equipment on the floor of cargo ships, war equipment was placed on top, it should be said that the cia operated the so -called russian, who was never caught by the mole. we still don't know who it was, but as soon as the cia sent its agents to the kremlin, they were destroyed according to the information of the mole. skis were loaded with earflaps and short fur coats in order to imitate something of a large mediterranean e

freedom. dion: take a look at this. a house in san francisco is painted in solidarity with iranian protesters. you can see it reads -- women, life, freedom. the exterior is painted and the colors of the iranian flag. protests broke out after the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini who died while being detained for allegedly breaking hijab ru les. we spoke with an iranian woman who stopped to take pictures. >> i'm really glad that people are bringing awareness to what is going on and iran -- in iran currently. dion: the owner told me he cried when he saw the completed paint job. the home is near the marina neighborhood. we did not get to experience the thrill of the blue angels today. sleep week reminds me of the time i got to experience the highflying adventure from the cockpit. >> we are going up. here we go. dion: [screaming] do you recognize that scream, spencer? spencer: we often hear it in the newsroom. dion: this is a shout out to our affiliate in kansas city where i work back in the day in 2008 where i had the honor of flyi

exercise your freedom and stand up for your house, believe in your god, get married, have a family, work hard. you seen studies that say three things, first graduate high school, don't have a child into your married. >> in the final two minutes, explain a black conservative. so much more to denounce the myth what he will try to make of it. >> they have to believe inn jess christ. that's what makes you stand up and look them in the eye and say everything i get is from my got and everyone tries to separate will have a problem. anyone trying to pull my children away from their god. believe christ is god and believe in freedom. believing in freedom coming from god. he doesn't ask permission, he exercises his freedom. it's your car, you own it, it's mine. these are the guys who are in themselves. the wise man in the pool. that's my brother in christ. exposing democrats mostos dangerous destructive l lives ad how to refute them. everett ellison, thank you for joining us on "afterwards". you got to get the book. ♪♪ >> middle and high school students, it's your time to shine. you are invited to