that evening and annual ball sponsored by austria's right wing freedom party was to be held. the event often draws lots of demonstrators. investigators believe that bronco intended to carry out an attack there he believed that since he was registered as a refugee many would blame the crime on the immigrant community. that's what's funny franco and was believed to have been comparing an attack that would then be attributed to islamists or leftists or whomever would ali and the north koreans group was considering similar measures time they figured that a provocation might be the best way to get things moving then as least 1000 posse at. a few. cases like this have prompted speculation about what marco g. actually intended to do with the stockpile of weapons and ammunition that he kept at his house and where he got all that ammo. marco didn't respond to our requests for an interview so we go to visit him in bond's co a woman who answers the door refuses to talk to us. despairing prosecutor's office has determined that much of the ammunition came from going to spare and police wa

really would not follow the constitution and how much he would change the whole party from the party of freedom into a party that. worships dictators and destroys the rule of law $34.00 decades a result no used to be a republican stronghold but it is now becoming a battleground and the spread of the coronavirus is playing a crucial role at phoenix's largest testing site everyone in fortis is coming back positive. voters in arizona are turning away from trump for many reasons but one can be found right here behind me at the community college it's an hours long way to get tested here with the results coming in a week after that at best and the experts say this is exactly where the united states is. failing in stopping the spread of the virus. here on the outskirts of phoenix where many voted trump in 2016 people are now frustrated at the government's response to the pun demick i certainly don't think he protected the united states taking measures that he needed to take and you know informing the american public and giving guidance properly so he did a disservice to the united states has the power

is the party of freedom now, thanks to you, as we see partido de la libertad. where the party freedom because we stand for freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the unborn, freedom of commerce, if it is free, fair and reciprocal trade, freedom at home and abroad. the hispanic and latino community in florida knows the horrors of life without freedom. they have seen firsthand how leaders who value control -- not prosperity,strip security -- destroy prosperity, security and opportunity. that is what happened in venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua. freedom and faith in america are now threatened by the ideology seen in cuba and venezuela. is that ideology controls today's party and the only you.ctor of freedom is [hissing buzzing sound] communities outside this church are working hard to reelect you as our president for four more years, registering voters, knocking doors, sharing this republican message of freedom, in english, and spanish, telling folks while -- why you need for more years for america. when you declare it, before our union, tha

freedom. when senator toomey and by saw the chinese communist party was taking its more recent staff to crack down on freedoms in hong kong we introduced the hong kong accountability act. that act to just pass the united states senate unanimously last week and was sent to the house of representatives. this is a very fast turnaround from either of the chambers here in the united states congress. i want to thank speaker pelosi and her republican partner and all the democrats and republicans in the house of representatives for coming together so quickly on this legislation. the legislation before us made a technical fix to the bill that centered -- senator toomey and i introduced which the senate passed out last week a technical fix to comply with the constitutional requirement as to where a bill might generate -- generate revenue begins with a technical fix speaker pelosi and the republican leadership senate right back replied that they send it right back so quickly? because this is an urgent moment. in fact our timing could not be more critical. on tuesday president xi imposed the national secu

and because of that, the republican is now the party of freedom, thanks to you. as we see here, somos el partido de la libertad. we are the party freedom because we stand for freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the unborn, freedom of commerce, if it is free, fair and reciprocal trade, freedom at home and abroad. the hispanic and latino community in florida knows the horrors of life without freedom. they have seen firsthand how leaders who value control, not freedom, destroy prosperity, security and opportunity. that is what happened in venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua. that is what socialism does. mr. president freedom and faith , in america are now threatened by the same radical left ideology seen in cuba and as that ideology controls today's democrat party. of the only protector american freedom and american greatness is you, mr. president. [hissing buzzing sound] that is why everyone around this table and the communities outside this church are working hard to reelect you as our president for four more years. we are registering voters, knocking doo

we have been involved in getting the mississippi democratic freedom party going. it was just the most amazing assemblage of people. then we talked about what what a program look like that would infuse. this is what we all talked about. we never talked about erasing american literature. we talked about embellishing it. with the story of the african american and that contribution. ours was an american story. we wanted, we thought hours would help to fulfill and perfect the narrative. that the narrative of the black person would be a narrative that belonged in the consideration of narratives of what was your uniquely american literature. the next thing we knew, we were talking about a department. amherst is the flagship, but the president's office was in boston. on my colleagues and i want to talk about the establishment of such a thing to the president and to the board of trustees, we were never alone. we had people who were there. not one thing happened at you mess of protests. even when the kids were protesting or whatever, there was never one such action that had

at the end of the day, the refusal of the mississippi freedom democratic party to deal with that so-called compromise. the kind of sense that power prevails, not just the ideals and the things the people espouse, capitalism always trump's democracy. people were able to see, first hand. i was 23 and 64, everybody else was around that and they said hey, this is the way it happens not all that stuff we read in the books. this is the stuff that happened. it wasn't idealism, these were the rules that you put out there this wasn't stuff we thought up. this was what you said the party rules were. and when it came to the deal, this is the way it came down. and then people said, we no longer trust you. i think people then started disengaging from the electoral process, and what people considered foolishness. >> let's step back to when you started to go to a convention. and find out what you were anticipating would happen. >> i think when we started with, we had worked, we created the mississippi freedom democratic party, we went to all the counties in mississippi, we held meeting after meeting. the

really would not follow the constitution and how much he would change the whole party from the party of freedom into a party that. worships dictators and destroys the rule of law. for decades a result know used to be a republican stronghold but it is now becoming a battleground and the spread of the coronavirus is playing a crucial role at phoenix's largest testing site everyone in 4 tests is coming back positive. voters in arizona are turning away from trump for many reasons but one can be found right here behind me at the south mountain community college it's an hours long wait to get tested here with the results coming in a week after that at best and experts say this is exactly where the united states is failing. in stopping the spread of the virus. here on the outskirts of phoenix where many voted trump in 2016 people are now frustrated at the government's response to the pun demick i certainly don't think he protected the united states taking measures that he needed to take and. you know informing the american public and giving guidance properly so he did a disservice to the united states

really would not follow the constitution and how much he would change the whole party from the party of freedom into a party that. worships dictators and destroys the rule of law thor decades a result no used to be a republican stronghold but it is now becoming a battleground and the spread of the coronavirus is playing a crucial role at phoenix's largest testing site every one in 4 tests is coming back positive. voters in arizona are turning away from trump for many reasons but one can be found right here behind me at the south community college it's an hours long way to get tested here with the results coming in a week after that at best and experts say this is exactly where the united states is failing in stopping the spread of the virus. here on the outskirts. phoenix were many voted trump in 2016 people are now frustrated at the government's response to the pun demick i certainly don't think he protected the united states taking measures that he needed to take and. you know informing american public and getting guidance properly so he did a disservice to the united states has the power to

we created the mississippi freedom democratic party. we went to all of the counties in mississippi.held meeting after meeting. when the rules of the party said did thesect, if you things you would be seated because you would be representing these things and you function by the rules so when you went to atlantic city, you functioned by the rules of the democratic party itself, we expected to be seated. we expected to be, you know, the democratic party in mississippi, when we got to atlantic city, we found out the rules have changed. >> if you would, please, talk about the transition after alabama and the way you thought about the project. i think the term he used was unqualified? i think of all the , i am mostve done proud. -- the reason we went there was the deal with the kind of , particularly the shooting of iowa lewis. we went to a county that was -- lewis.is -- viola had a law that allowed you to have a political body at the county level. a rooster for the right above it. how dostion then became you achieve political power and how do you achieve regime change. because before we

has not made a wreck great record on the reality impressed freedom of the labor party are very good at is press freedom where it suits them and you know this is a significant issue here is that if our team is breaking the rules then there is an independent regulator called off call and if they. criticize. our t.v. then so be it it is not for politicians it's absolutely is not the politicians to be trying to close down media organizations just because they don't happen to light what did you say so i can't stones. channel for use in the u.k. i can't stand a program on the b.b.c. called news night which i believe is extremely left wing and is very happily to try and listen troops would i cool that they used to be but i'm from the airways no i wouldn't i think you simply have to argue against it and if you don't like what our team is doing call it out argue against it go on there and say you're wrong but by many things is not beyond search a political party absolutely should not be calling for the timing of a t.v. channel unless if one of come decide didn't you have to go

mike pompeo said securing freedoms from the communist party is a mission of our time. global stocks had already been on a downward trajectory after an unexpected rise in u.s. jobless claims. president trump scrapped his g.o.p convention as the coronavirus rages. concerns that big tech is on a bubble. welcome today break europe. the results came out a few minutes ago. 650 million. t was an estimated loss of 250.1 million. equinor posted an unexpected second quarter profit. they are on track to deliver on their plan for cutting costs of $700 million. it cease 2021 capex at 21 billion. it sees 2022-2023 at an average of $12 billion. a clear beat in terms of second quarter adjusted net and profit. keeping the dividend and keeping the full-year capex guidance on change and on track for cost cutting. those are the main lines coming through. we'll speak the the c.e.o. coming up at 7:00 a.m. u.k. time. japan is closed. china is bearing the brunt of the losses. red on the screen in hong kong and australia. a little bit of a weaker yuan. an increase in tensions between the u.s.

she was a co-founder in 1964 of the mississippi freedom democratic party. she organized voters while housing and feeding activists in from out of state. that august, sanders traveled to the democratic national convention in atlantic city, new jersey, where she and icons like fanny lou hammer sought to be seated with the delegation. dr. martin luther king, jr., set in motion a change within the democratic party. in 1966, sanders ran for congress, losing to a segregationist. she was a plaintiff that year in a lawsuit to include the names of african-american candidates on printed ballots. sanders eventually became a full convention delegate, and she was there in denver in 2008 when barack obama became the first african-american presidential nominee in american history. sanders, who rose to become executive vice chair of the mississippi democratic party, fought for years to remove the confederal symbol from mississippi state flag. last week, the governor signed a law doing just that, four days after emma's passing. emma sanders, a teacher, an activist who pushe

party. if you want to know how fragile freedom is, the communist party in china just dropped a new security law on hong kong that essentially ends its free speech and autonomy. freedom advocates are being indiscriminately arrested right now, they are subjected to life sentences in prison. my friends, we need a parade this july 4th in the united states, a reminder of who we are and from where we've come. americans need to exercise their first amendment rights. we need t to the devotions to g, the pump, the bells and the illuminations that adams foresaw. i don't mean a zoom celebration. we need to go out with flags and our songs and our passion. and they can't own clamor, celebrate american independence and the birthright that is ours. if we don't exercise that liberty, cherish it, and pass it along to the next generation, we could well lose it to our eternal shame. joining me now is an author, former vanderbilt professor and advisory board number of black voices for trump. carol, thank you for being here. what is the ultimate goal as you see it of these reoccurring street movements, these occ

alignments of post war america saw that the republican party in its most aggressive aspect was the party of freedom was the party of civil rights and the dixie crat party, the anti northern democrats opposed the civil war party. that was the alignment then. i would suggest that to say that those democrats were the same as these democrats would be a mistake. most political scientists and journalists and historians agree that that alignment has flipped with the democrats obviously the more progressive and inclusive party now -- and i'm sorry if this upsets people but the republicans ever since richard nixon asserting major control of white southern voters. so to say that the democrats formed the kkk yes democrats did but it's not the same democrats as today. so i don't quite get what the viewer is saying about statues but if it's native people there are six or seven statues of ative people in statry hall. sequoia, sack ja way aking ca maim amay a. and african americans had to be donated by congress because states have not proposed african americans for statutory hall until mary mccloud. so we have a

. >> we opened our arms to chinese citizens only to find the communist party is trying to get into our freedom the chinese party getting into >> strength and services also pushes the french print past expectations retail rebound uk sales urge past expectations in june as the lockdown lifts while the uk starts to enforce new rules on face coverings. >> european stocks struggle after chip maker issue earnings dpi guidance and delay the launch of a key next generation product a very warm welcome to "street signs. a big day in terms of data we have the flash pmi coming through. we've heard from germany and france better than expected now we have the eurozones overall for the region the flash composite up from 54.8 we cross into growth territory we look at the breakdown and the flash manufacturing pmi that has come in at 51.1 versus 47 in june on the services side, the pmi has surged to 55.1 up from 48.3 in june. so a big, big step higher in terms of the overall numbers for the eurozone that is reflecting strength in germany and france let's get out to williamson. the organization that provides thi

he had been involved in getting the mississippi freedom democratic party down in atlanta with julian bond. it was just the most amazing, amazing assemblage of people. then we talked about what would a program look like. here is what we always talked about. we never talked about erasing american literature. we talked about embellishing it with the story of the african-american and black contribution. so ours was an american story and we thought ours would have to fulfill the narrative, that the narrative of the black person would be a narrative that belonged in the consideration of narrative for american literature, whether uniquely american. we always talked about that. then we had a program. then the next thing we knew, we were talking about a department. amherst is the flagship but the president's office was in boston. my colleagues went to talk about the establishment of such a thing to the president and to the board of trustees. we were never alone. we had people. not one thing happened at umass of protests. there was never one such action that had all black kids and only black k

if you want to know how fragile freedom is, the communist party in china just struck a security freedom on hong kong that and it's free speech and autonomy. freedom advocates being extremely arrested right now, they are being suggested to life sentence in prison. we need a parade july 4th in the united states, a reminder of who we are and from where we've come. americans need to we need the devotions to god, the pomp, the illuminations that adams foresaw. i don't need to zoom virtual celebration, i'm tired of g the virtual celebration too. we need to go out with songs and passion, celebrate american independence and the birthright that is ours. if we don't exercise that liberty, cherish it, and pass it along to the next generation, we could well lose it to our eternal shame. joining me now is carol swain, former vanderbilt professor and advisory board member for black voices for trump. thank you for being here. what is the ultimate goal of these reoccurring streetse movements, these occupations of cities? what's the agenda here? speak up it's not about police brutality >> it's not about

for their own society to the party demand my aunt chinese citizens will demand the freedoms hong kong enjoy and that quest for freedom on the mainland would oppose an acceptable risk to the authoritarian control of the regimen. it was also purposefuly written in a very ambiguous manner designed to criminalize any behavior or speech on the part of the resident but the chinese communist party doesn't approve of. it may be ambiguous but the message behind it is not.t the ac 19-year-old can be imprisoned for having a sticker on his phone or a 15-year-old girl imprisoned for having a flat, then no one is safe and that is the message beijing wants to send to the people of hongmp kong. what you say, where you go, who to me, what you read and write and maybe think twice about what you think. they look at the freedom that underpin the social and economic effects. hundreds have occurred just yesterday as tens of thousands here we see some of them into the streets but we have also seen those who have been they have to lessen their activism and rethink their strategy and how can youyo blame them

thank god they were born here, but also double the commitment regardless of party that you bind yourself to pass that freedom and guarantee it to the next generation. i have a portrait of frederick douglass in my office, a man who was born into slavery and fought for his freedom and became the first african-american adviser to president lincoln. frederick douglass had this to describe america, every man has his chance. if he cannot be president, he can at least be prosperous. in this respect, america is not only the exception to the general rule, but to the social wonder of the world. unfortunately, some on the left are encouraged by the silence of democratic leaders including the

freedom and democracy. but the passage of a single law, the chinese communist party canceled all freedom and democracy in hongong. it was no accident the chinese communist party used the distraction of the global pandemic to make its reprehensible move on hong kong. turn your back on them, their military will invade. take your eye off the ball and they will steal whatever they can. a.g. barr had it right when he said china's intent is not to trade with our companies but simply raid them and steal intellectual property and trade secrets that make this nation so strong and our workforce so prosperous. it's time to recognize communist china has had a continuous and relentless attack on american workers. they have been successful because of the collaboration of american corporate and financial interests that have effectively lobbies on their behalf. hollywood has agreg to change characters and alter their movies to please the chinese communist party. american big tech companies have allowed themselves to become pawns of chinese influence. helping the chinese party build the great firewall of china, according to b

he's the chair from '63 to '66. '63 is not only the march on washington. '64 is mississippi freedom democratic party, organizing bob moses and victoria grays and organizing in mississippi the challenge to democratic party. '63, the archbishop in washington, d.c., is worried about how radical his speech is at the march on washington. that line about patience that you played at the beginning of the segment was actually edited along with another -- a couple more lines like getting sherman out of his speech because he was not only making good trouble, he was on the radical edge of that trouble. when you think about '65, right thr , this is not only selma, the edmo edmund pettus bridge but this is also organizing in lowns county, engaging in black political self-determination, and by '66 carmichael is declaring we want black power, no more freedom now, and in some ways, ali, john lewis faces a choice. snic was his family but he like reverend sharpton said understood the moral underpinnings of the movement, and we need to understand that choice that he made to leave snic and in some ways to double down on

reporter: human rights groups say lebanese authorities are using defamation laws to violate freedom of expression. but partyhere is a limit to free speech. there are those who are crossing the redline. they are being summoned by the judiciary and question for a few hours. but this doesn't mean freedom of expression in lebanon is at risk. reporter: opponents disagree. rights groups report 100 violations against activists and journalists by authorities and supporters of the ruling alliance since the beginning of the year. this is no longer filled with tents. protesters have been forced to leave. their movement has been broken. many blame intimidation, violence, fatigue, disillusionment. in the words of a top u.n. official, efforts to silence free speech usually backfire, notably in times of crisis. crisis andin politicians have so far failed to ease growing economic hardships. as more sink into poverty, containing their anger may be a more difficult battle to win. japan: authorities in have taken the unprecedented step of closing of mount fuji to of thedespite efforts coronavirus. it attracts crowds every sum

securing our freedom from the chinese communist party is the mission of our time and america is positioneds that opportunity. as i explained in philadelphia last week, staring at independence hall our nation was founded on the premise of all human beings possess certain rights that are inalienable in the government's job to secure those rights. a simple and powerful truth. people inside china, richard nixon was right when he wrote that the world cannot be safe until china changes. now it is up to us to heed his words. the danger is clear and the awakening is happening, free world must respond. we can never go back to the past. may god bless each of you, may god bless the people of the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you, mister secretary. please be seated. i am at the presidential library and mike pompeo graciously invited some questions as i was listening. thank you for joining us at the nixon library. my question has to do with the presidential visit in 1972. you mentioned the soviet union was isolated but dangerous. he went to the people's republic of china in 1972 to try

securing the freedoms from the party is the mission of our times and america's perfectly positioned because us the opportunity. as i explained in philadelphia last week, standing and staring at independence hall, the nation was founded on the premise all human beings possess certain rights are inalienable and it's the governments job to secure those rights. and it's a simple powerful truth. today the danger is clear and the awakening is happening today the free world must respond. we can never go back to the past. may god bless eacmay god bless d the chinese people. thank you mr. secretary. [applause] please, be seated. he graciously invited some questions. my first question has to do with the context of the president's visit in 1972. you mentioned the soviet union was isolated that it was being this. he went to the people's republic of china to try and outline and combine interest for them. does russia present an opportunity now to the united states to coax them into the battle to be relentlessly candid about the chinese communist party? >> i do think that there is that opportunity. it is

securing our freedoms from the chinese communist party is the mission of our time, and america is perfectlybecause our founding principles give us that opportunity. as i explained in philadelphia in the past week, standing, staring at independent hall, our nation was founded on the premise that all human beings possess certain rights that are unalienable, and it is our government's job to secure those rights. it is a simple and powerful truth. it speaks of the freedom of all around the world, including people inside of china. indeed, richard nixon was right when he wrote in 1967 that the world cannot be safe until china changes. it is up to us now. today, the danger is clear. today, the awakening is happening. today, the free world must respond. we can never go back to the past. me godless each of you. may god bless the chinese people, and the main god bless the people of the united states of america. (applause) >> thank you mister secretary. please be seated. i'm here at the president library with secretary pompeo. we are graciously in by questions. thank you for joining us, mister secreta

law but it is mainly the freedom to advocate for hong kong independence, or the freedom to overthrow the communist partye is some limitation on freedom of speech. >> is freedom of the press under threat? >> no. unless they work in some person or military activities. >> do people have to be worried about what they post on social media? and what their employees post? >> i don't think you have this yougation for what offense are talking. if you have no intention to carry out secession, subversion, and these terrorist acts, what do you have to fear about? that was a preview of hong kong on edge. our thanks to stephen engle for that. biggestlearned can does province is laying out plans to reopen schools. mandatory masks for teachers and students. schools that feel they can, can be open five days a week. it's a less clear picture across the u.s., but the american federation of teachers has approved what they are calling safety strikes by its members. randi weingarten is president of the american federation of teachers. the place i want to start is what you want to see. when we talk about this issue of safety,

securing our freedoms the chinese communist party is the mission of our time. . and america's perfectly positioned to lead it because our founding principles give us that opportunity. tensions between china and the u. s. all right a new boiling points the trump administration has repeatedly clashed with beijing over trade and its handling of the corona virus as well as a controroversial new security law in hong kong and the entitlements of uighur muslims. well staying with those us china tensions it's time for some business news night withh cold strangler f from all business a desk in cold it's been. a rather rough day on the marketets that's right u. s. china relations- weighing on investors- specially especially today you look at the europeann markets s south finishing in negative territory to close out the week- we saw losses really across the board- with the *-*- over in london one and a half percent around- one point. 4% their account also similar losses and the dax in frankfurt shedding two percent- w wall street also digested figures just before the closin

. >> reporter: he advocated for greater freedoms and against the communist party's role.hese recordings are from 1986 when liu was teaching in beijing. a bar owner recently shared the tapes with nhk. he says a friend gave them to him when he was an exchange student in beijing back in the '80s. >> translator: it was taboo to criticize the government or talk about democracy, but enthusiastic and highly conscious students were passing the tapes around and listening to them. >> repeporter: a friend o of hio teaches at a jap nieces university says liu's ideology appealeded too students. . >> translator: he wananted themo form their own opinions. he thought each individual should help decide the future of china. >> reporter: liu's words were prescient. at one point he warned of the government's tightening grip and the perils of consolidating power. . >> reporter: three years after liu's speech, the student-led democracy movement reached its peak. liu joined thousands of students in teiananmen square until a bloody crackdown at the hands of the chinese military. after the tianan

freedom. when senator toomey and i saw that the chinese communist party was taking its more recent steps to crack down on freedom in hong kong, we introduced the hong kong accountability act. that act just passed the united states senate unanimously last week and was sent to the house of representatives. this is a very fast turnaround from either of the chambers here in the united states congress, and i want to thank speaker pelosi and her republican partner and all the democrats and republicans in the house of representatives for coming together so quickly on this legislation. the legislation before us made a technical fix to the bill that senator toomey and i introduced and which this senate passed out last week, a technical fix to comply with the constitutional requirements as to where a bill that might generate revenue begins. but with that technical fix, speaker pelosi and the republican leadership sent it right back. and why did they send it right back owe quickly? -- so quickly? because this is an urgent moment. in fact, our timing could not be more critical. on tuesday, president xi impos

ways because beijijing's actions threaten our people and prosperity, securing our freedoms from the chinese communist party is the mission of our time and america is set to lead it. new boilingare at a point. the trump administration repeatedly clashed with aging over trade and its handling of the coronavirus, as well as a controversial new security law in h hong kong for uighur musli. >> president trump has canceled the republican convention in florida, blaming the coronavirus flareup, the number of americans infected -- flareup. the number of americans infected past 4 million. held ans had already entirely virtual convention where joe biden will formally accept the party nomination ahead of novemember's election. trump said it was not the e rigt time to hold a gathering. pres. trump: i looked at my team and said, "the timing for this evenent is not right." it is not right with what happened recently with the flare up in florida to have a big convention. it is not the right time. it is really something that, for me, i have to protect the american people. at'ss is -- that is what i have always done, what i