in war torn yemen perform a prayer in freedom square. the festival of sacrifice is marked by the ritual slaughter of animals which are then share it with those in need in a live and then go is distributing meat to syrian refugees. this project is important because there are many families who do not get meat except on and there are families that don't get me to tall not even own eat a lot of there are more families in need then there is sacrificial meat but god willing we will do our best to bring this meat to those who deserve it. and if the afghans pray as a 3 day cease fire between government forces and the taliban begins. many hope this will bring an end to nearly 2 decades of conflict. strict health guidelines in indonesia allowed muslims in the capital of jakarta to attend prayers amid the pandemic. though a quieter affair than usual the spirit of each ensures across the globe. you're watching news here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you sounds of people have gathered in berlin to demand an end to coronavirus re

of all the soviet freedom square only one was always there, the freedom to drink. —— freedoms, only onears, ambulances have patrolled city streets by taking people to special drying centres, but medical facilities honoured to be improved. the authorities say they will fight this ugly phenomenon and remove from soviet life. translation: as part of the campaign, alcohol sales when emitted from the period from tpm to 7pm. many wine shops were closed and most importantly only one bottle of vodka was sold per person. if you add a birthday party, you had to show your passport to prove it was really your birthday. about 1988, 1989, it became clear that the campaign was damaging. the soviet system simply collapsed. millions of people lost theirjobs. in the soviet days, if a worker had a drink before going to work, at least there were some restraint on him in the workplace. with the collapse of the ussr there were no social structures any more and the alcoholic had nothing holding him back. we didn't understand it and neither did gorbachev. remembering interesting times with the former president

when i begin to think about politics, when nixon roamed the earth, i was obsessed with the freedom, the square park of kill, screw, marry. i had the idea that freedom is the central issue of politics. now i loved politics. i met young people do. kids could spot a game without merit. this may be the reason of professional politicians retain a certain youthful zest. ted kennedy was right down to his last disease wracked moment. i was wrong about the lovable nature of politics that i was sure that i was righ i was righe preeminent place that freedom should have in the political system. but there are lots of definitions of free. 36 definitions in webster's third international dictionary. plenty of people are theoretically in favor of freedom. we are all that overrun with theoretical allies in freedom's cause. we have got collaborators in the fight for freedom that we don't even want. the proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. it's the second to last sentence of the manifesto there's a creepy echo in the refrain. announced leading 100 flowers blossom and 100 schools contend as the poli

square. they are chanting freedom, freedom.y have flowers and balloons to show that there movement is unprecedented for belarus. >> i have been living here for 28 years. 26 of them, he was the ruler of this country. i am really tired of it. we need changes. >> a volunteeread off a list of names of those who remain inside. as detainees leave jail, they show us bruises from vicious beatings. many recount harrowing stories of torture and abuse. he was arresd on monday. they electrocuted him with a stun gun. >> one said if i was ordered to burn you alive, i would. they can do anhing to you. the pain was unbearable. >> opposition candidate, who earlier had to flee the country, has called on authorities to stop the violence. >> the people of belarus no wonder -- no longer want to live with the former regime. let's defend our choice. >> special forces kept an eye on protesters. the president tried to soften the mood today by calling on security forces to be more gentle. but this may be too little, too late for the regime. anchor: for

square of minsk. they are chanting "freedom, freedom".ve got flowers and balloons to show that their movement is peaceful. this is unprecedented for belarus, where authorities violently crack down on protesters. i have been living here for 28 years, and 26 of them, he was the ruler of this country, mr lukashenko. and i am really tired of it and i want to change it. at the notorious okrestina detention centre, a volunteer reads out the list of names of those who still remain inside. and as detainees leave jail, they show us bruises from vicious beatings. many tell harrowing stories of torture and abuse. sergiy was arrested on monday. riot police threw him into a police van before torturing him. they used batons and electrocuted him with a stun gun. translation: whenever we moved or said a word, they would beat us. one of the police said, "if i was ordered to burn you alive, i would". they could do anything to you. the pain was unbearable and i begged him to stop but he carried on. opposition candidate svetla na ti kha novs kaya, who earlie

square of minsk. they are chanting "freedom, freedom".have got flowers and balloons to show that there movement is peaceful. this is unprecedented for belarus, where authorities violently crackdown on protesters. i have been living here for 28 years, and 26 of them, he was the ruler of this country, mr lukashenko. and i am really tired of it and i wa nt to am really tired of it and i want to change it. at the notorious detention centre, a volunteer readout the list of names of those who still remain inside. and as detainees leave jail, they show us bruises from vicious beatings. many tell harrowing stories of torture and abuse. sur gay was arrested on monday. riot police threw him ina on monday. riot police threw him in a van, they use patterns and electric hit him with a stu n and electric hit him with a stun gun. —— sergei. translation: whenever we moved oi’ translation: whenever we moved or said translation: whenever we moved orsaid a translation: whenever we moved or said a word, they would beat us. or said a word, they would beat us.

square of minsk. they are chanting, "freedom, freedom".ovement is peaceful. this is unprecedented for belarus, where authorities violently crack down on protesters. translation: i have been living here for 28 years and for 26 of them, he was ruler of this country, mr lukashenko, and i am really tired of it and i want to change it. at the notorious 0krestina detention centre, a volunteer reads out the list of names of those who still remain inside. and as detainees leave jail, they show us bruises from vicious beatings. many tell harrowing stories of torture and abuse. serhiy was arrested on monday. riot police threw him into a police van before torturing him. they used batons and electrocuted him with a stun gun. translation: whenever we moved or said a word, they would beat us. one of the police said, "if i was ordered to burn you alive, i would." they could do anything to you. the pain was unbearable, and i begged him to stop but he carried on. opposition candidate svetla na ti kha novs kaya, who earlier had to flee the country, has call

join us as we, the party of freedom, double down on ensuring the american dream for all people. committed to building a new town square, welcoming all ideas and all people. here we will have freedom of speech not freedom fro speech. to liberals, have a conversation. be a true liberal, listen to other ideas and let the best one prevail. to conservatives, i say let's define what we support and win the argument. areas like healthcare, on the environment. and this new town square, you don't to have apologize for your beliefs. or could youer to a mob. you kneel before god but stand for the flag. the american idea, my ancestors fought for during the revolutionary war, is just as exciting and revolutionary today as it was 250 years ago. i say to americans who love our country, young and old, be a radical for freedom. be a radical for liberty. be a radical for our republic, for which i stand. one nation, under god, with liberty and justice for all. thank you and may god bless america. >> sean: wow, madison cawthorne, live at fort mchenry tonight, tonight's theme america land of heros, vice president pence, donald trump expect

they will have flexible seating so they will move from their chair to a carpet square, however, it's know the freedomt we typically get in a pre-k. >> talk to me about the other parts of being in a school with students going school. it's not just the classroom, it's the transportation, it's the cleaning, as you mentioned, and it's the cafeteria. >> absolutely. our children, the first person they meet are the bus drivers. and so there will be a bus transported to us and that's a concern because typically they sit in perhaps three to four in a seat, my little ones. and then they go to the cafeteria. this year i'm opting with the permission of my administration, not to go into the cafeteria to minimize the risk of infection or possible contracting something. so we are going to eat outside or eat in the classroom so that we can potentially protect our children. because there's so many kids coming back to school. >> wendy, thank you for joining us. we wish you the best of luck. let's keep in touch as school begins to let us know how things are going. wendy is a pre-k and special needs teacher in hillsboro

square. they had been demonstrating for weeks, demanding greater political freedom. wang that was one of the protest leaders. this is his account of what happened. the noise of gunfire rose from all over the centre of peking. translation: someone called us from a phone box on the street in tiananmen square. he said the government had opened fire on the students. i've never thought anything like that would happen. iwas thought anything like that would happen. i was in shock. the troops have been firing indiscriminately but still, there are thousands of people on the streets who will not go back. translation: we immediately organised 200 stu d e nts to immediately organised 200 students to go to tiananmen square to support the others, but all the main roads were blocked by the army lorries. i was on my first year in peking university. i was 20 years old. a play a leading role from the very beginning of the protests. we went onto the streets to demand democracy. although the communist party had tried to reform, it hadn't done enough, and we wanted to pay tribute to the

freedom what have you been hearing about the atmosphere in the city. well it seems that. those supporters have actually are sort of leaving the square after his speech meanwhile thousands and even tens of thousands of people seem to be gathering and marching through the center of minsk there also have been protests in other cities across fela risk but in minsk minsk it really is a sea of protesters that we're seeing people are kind of waving the red and white flags that of that are symbols of the opposition people have come out dressed in white also a symbol for change that we've seen in recent days people are carrying balloons and they fear is really one of victory and not the atmosphere that we've been seeing over the past few days with these protests now live. to russian president vladimir putin yesterday and again today could we see russia propping up. well after today that seems certainly more likely following a telephone call with putin the russian side said that it saw an external threat in belo reuss and it also said that they could that russia could support dello russo via the collective security treaty organization which i

so far thousands met at trafalgar square some carried banners calling the virus a hoax in paris people also gathered calling for freedom from a hygene dictatorship and is rising in many places against lock down restrictions. limiting. what are some sad news from the world event a time now black panther actor chadwick boseman has died at the age of 43 doesn't want international acclaim playing king teacher in the box office hit he passed away after a long and private battle with cats just this year. before finding famous the regal black panther in the film adaptation of the marvel comic bushman played historical figures such as funk soul musician james brown and get on up and jackie robinson the 1st african-american to play in major league baseball in the film 42 jackie robinson. black and white breeze i want you to know. think about the abuse he's like. your enemy will be out in force and you can meet him on. what you're one of these pictures. chad bozeman was a vocal critic of the endemic disadvantages facing black actors you have equal if not more talent at times in which you don't have the same opportunities you don

so far thousands metropole her square some carry banners calling the virus a hoax in paris people also gather calling for freedom from what they called a hygiene dictatorship anger is rising in many places against lockdown instructions aimed at the new and. now we turn to some sad news now from the world of entertainment black panther actor chadwick boseman has died at the age of $43.00 but it's been one international acclaim playing the king of a condo in the box office he passed away after a long and private battle with cancer. this year. before finding fame is the regal black panther in the film adaptation of the marvel comic bushman played historical figures such as funk soul musician james brown and get on up and jackie robinson the 1st african-american to play in major league baseball in the film 42 jackie robinson. black and white grease i want you to know when you think hard think about the abuse that he's like . your enemy will be out in force and you cannot meet him on its own know. what you're doing one of these pictures approach to your head. bozeman was a vocal critic of the endemic disadvantages fa

so far thousands metaphor for far trafalgar square scuse me some carried banners calling the virus a hoax paris people also gather calling for freedom from what they call the hygiene dictatorship anger is rising in many places against lockdown restrictions aimed at limiting the pandemic. and some sad news now from the world of entertainment black panther actor chadwick boseman has died at the age of 43 of those men one international acclaim playing the king of all conduct in the box office hit he passed away after a long and private battle with cancer. this year. before finding fame is the regal black panther in the film adaptation of the marvel comic bushman played historical figures such as funk soul musician james brown and get on up and jackie robinson the 1st african-american to play in major league baseball in the film 42 jackie robinson. black and white grays i want you to knowing if you. think about the abuse that he's on. your enemy will be out in force and you cannot meet him on its own. what you do one of these pictures brought to your head. bozeman was a vocal critic of the endemic disadvantages facing black actors you h

freedoms. artists say they don't know where that redline is. >> [speaking foreign language] n newspaper cartoonon, which features topics lilike the 19199019 emmons s squaresac, was recently canceled. he says that while many of his friends are leaving the city, has decided to stay and keep drawing. some 2000 local and international artists have signed a letter to --- denououng the law and what they call a climate of fear. >> that is that is it from the news desk. i will be back in 15 minutes with more of your headlines. ♪ ♪ to the f france 24 interview. a haunting portrait of crisis in the amazon rain forest. that is one of the descriptions of a striking series of images taken by a photojournalist during his six-month journey across the amazon. the recipient of the 2019 photojournalism awawa, it is aa pleasure to have him here with us. >> thank you for inviting me. >> tell us about the photos. complex story you are hoping to tell. you've said it is not necessarily a simple narrative. >> yes. i try to devevelop a portrait. documents likes the environmental crisis in the amazon, but also the entire crisis taking part -- place in the region. crises intersect

freedom. it was a rallying cry heard around europe. in london, protesters gathered in trafalgar squaregainst covid-19 restrictions. likewise in zurich, where some people said they turned out because they wanted to condemn politics, they say is based on fear and panic. paris, too, the center of similar gatherings, police were on land to doll out fines to people fought covering tear faces, which angered some in the crowd. >> it's for the wearing of masks, one woman says, i don't think that it's right it is a campusry decree. i don't want to have vaccines be compulsory. >> but in other areas of the world, the spread of the virus, they're running out of hospital beds with 4.5% critical care beds available in seoul. healthcare facilities are already strained by a strike by 16,000 doctors over reforms in the government healthcare plan. spain is fighting a second fierce wave of the virus with cases skyrocketing in the past week, government officials announced the drug maker johnson&johnson will begin phase 2 trials of a vaccine there next week. as soon as it is approved, i'm going to have it,

the mid-1990s that gave the platform tiny startup entities with the freedom to be and say whatever they wanted to be to be the town square cannot be held rival, we all noise journalist, these are giant media companies and i'm curious, as you dug into this issue in your previous book on google and on facebook, where you come out, are these guys the town square or are they something else, how should we think about them? >> i think the truth as you mentioned, the regulation in the law that was passed before we have these giant platforms, i don't think that's the main issue. the main issue, what is the big platforms going to do or any of them going to do to make a safe environment for their users, i think 230 gives them opportunity to do that in a question of where they draw the line, mark zuckerberg always said you don't want me to be the arbiter of the speech of 3 billion people and he's not the audio auger, but he is arbiter, he's a person who has to decide where the line is and what big said on his platform, this will make people feel comfortable, this is we will not have pornography on your, were not going to have misin

freedom. it was a rallying cry heard around europe, in london, protesters gathered in trafalgar square to demonstrate against covid-19 restrictions. likewise, in zurich, where some people said they turned out because they wanted to condemn politics they say is based on fear and panic. paris too, the center of similar gatherings, but police were on hand to dole out fines to people not covering their faces, which angered some in the crowd. it is for the wearing of masks, one woman says. i don't think it is right that it is compulsory decree. i don't want to have vaccines be compulsory. but in other areas of the world, the spread of the virus too real to dispute. south korean officials say they're running out of hospital beds, with just 4.5% of critical care beds available in seoul. healthcare facilities are already strained by a strike by 16,000 doctors over reforms in the government healthcare plan. spain is fighting a second fierce wave of the virus, with cases skyrocketing in the past week, government officials announce that drugmaker johnson & johnson will begin phase two trials of a vaccine there

protesters are due to begin a march for freedom in minsk in a little over an hour they say it'll be the biggest ever but right now thousands are packing into a central square in support of president alexander lukashenko. many . a of them have been personal from outside of military convoys of buses seen entering from other towns and cities over the past few hours as they were traveling in a bellerose diplomats became the 1st senior government official to publicly back the opposition protests and acidosis the vacuum igor less chenier says he's shocked by stories of torture and beatings of protesters who came out last week over disputed presidential election. so you don't see i stand in solidarity with those who have taken to the streets of belorussian cities with peaceful marches sort of the voices could be heard. i sincerely hope that the future of my country will be based on the positions of all sectors of society and representatives of various political forces . have suffered for this right. and we're just getting news that president putin the russian president. president has been talking by phone putin telling you that russia is ready to assist but the r

join us as we the party of freedom double down on ensuring the american dream for all people. we're committed to building a new town squareeas and all people. here we will have freedom of speech not freedom from speech. to liberals, i say, let's have a conversation, be a true liberal. listen to other ideas and let the best ones prevail. and to conservatives i say, let's define what we support and win the argument, in areas like health care and the environment. and this new town square, you don't have to apologize for your beliefs or cowher to a mob, you can kneel before god but stand for our flag. the american idea my ancestors fought for during the revolutionary war is just as exciting and revolutionary today as it was 250 years ago, i say to americans who love our country, young and old, be a radical for freedom. be a radical for liberty. and be a radical for our republic for which i stand, one nation under god, with liberty and justice for all. thank you, and may god bless america. ♪ >> i'm jack brew ir, a former three-time nfl team captain, college professor, coach, husband, son and father. i'm also a lifelong democra

so far thousands met at trafalgar square some carried down as calling farce a hoax paris will also gather calling for freedom from quote a hygene dictatorship and it is rising in many places against lockdown restrictions aimed at limiting the kind of. well some sad news from the world of entertainment that being the black panther at the chadwick boseman has died at the age of 43 doesn't want international acclaim planking to each other in the box office hit he passed away after a long and private battle with cancer just this year. before finding famous the regal black panther in the film adaptation of the marvel comic bushman played historical figures such as funk soul musician james brown and get on up and jackie robinson the 1st african-american to play in major league baseball in the film 42 darkie roberts. in the workplace i want you to know. think about the abuse he's like. your enemy will be out in force and you cannot meet him on. what you are one of these pictures. chad bozeman was a vocal critic of the endemic disadvantages facing black actors you have equal if not more talent at times in which you

we are committed to building a new town square and welcoming all ideas and people. here we'll have freedom of speec speech and not freedom from speech. to liberals, let's have a conversation, listen to other ideas and let the best one prevails. let's define what we support and win the argument and areas like healthcare on the environment and this new town square you don't have to apologize for your believes or coward to a mob. you can kneel before god but stand for our flag. the american idea, my ancestors fought for during the revolutionary war is just as exciting as it is today. i say to americans who love our country, young and old, be a radical for freedom. be e radical for all republic for which i stand. thank you, may god bless america. k you, may god bless america. >>> i am a former three times nfl captain, jack brewer, coach, husband and son and father. i am also a lifelong democrat but i support donald trump. let me be clear, i did not come here for the popularity or the praise or the likes or the retweets. i am here to serve god, a ser vants to the people of our nation. i grew up

join us as we, the party of freedom, double down on ensuring the american dream for all people. we are committed to ilding a new town squares all ideas and all people. re we will have freedom of speech, not freedom from speech. to liberals, i say let's have a conversation. be a true liberal. listen to other ideas and let the best ones prevail. and to conservates, i say let's define what we support and win the health care and the environment. in this newuown sqare, you don't have to apologize for youlr beiefs you can kneel for god and stand for the flag. the american id is just as exciting and revolutionary today as it was 250 years ag i say to americans who love our country, young and old, be a radical for freedom, be a radical for liberty. and be a radical for ou republic, for which i stand, one nation under god, with liberty and justice for all. thank you, and may god bless america. ♪ >> i'm jack brewer, a former three-time nfl team captain, college professor, coach, husband, son, and father. i'm also a life-long democrat, but ipp sut donald trump. let me be clear: i didn't come here for th popularity or the praise or th

bellary square rally in support of the country's president is taking place at the same time as and in close proximity to an opposition protest opposition protesters are intending to go on a march for freedom 3 minutes well similar marches are being held in the regions as for the rally in support of alexander lukashenko the leader made a defiant appearance saying there would be no fresh election an expression of his career. taking to the crime. what a protest is also being held outside the better russian embassy here in moscow i say so let's go there atienza roman cost of his 1st just to describe the scene in the atmosphere at the moment but on the. wall of the rally here outside of the embassy of below continues for for over a week now people have been coming out voicing their soul exaggerates the with the protesters all over a belarus we've seen the largest at cern out on the saturday when a line of people carrying flowers and white ribbons extended around the block meanwhile peaceful demonstrations continue in minsk and in other places in bella bruce as well earlier thousands came out in support off the president look a sham called the president spoke to the supporters at length and amo

freedom because we have been putting up with oppressive laws, with the authoritarianism that we have seen from the start. this concentration of power in the hands of the executive scares me. in london's trafalgar squareanting: choose your side, choose your side! anti—mask, anti—vaccine and claims the whole thing is a conspiracy to control the people. all across europe, governments insist they are doing what is necessary to protect their citizens. but it seems some of those citizens, perhaps a growing number, aren't so sure they need protecting. tim allman, bbc news. tributes have poured in from across the world for the actor chadwick boseman who's died from colon cancer at the age of a3. the star of the superhero film black panther didn't publicise his diagnosis four years ago and continued to work throughout his treatment. the bbc‘s entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba looks back on his life. singing over the last four years, throughout his appearances in black panther, avengers: infinity war and avengers: endgame... yibambe! ..chadwick boseman chose to keep private that he'd been diagnosed with bowel cancer. hey, mike. i want to be a great king, baba. and that, in between and during the making o

freedom of religion. what we often forget, the actual words are free exercise of religion, that means living out our faith in our daily lives, in our schools and our jobs, and even in the public square envision a quiet hidden faith, they fought to ensure that the voices of faith were always welcomed, not silenced, not bullied. during the obama/biden administration, these freedoms were under attack. democrats tried to make faith organizations pay for abortion inducing drugs. democrats tried to force adoption agencies to violate their deeply held beliefs. democrats pressured schools to allow boys to compete in girls sports and use girls locker rooms. those are the facts. but then we, the people, elected donald trump, people of faith suddenly had a fierce advocate in the white house. he appointed judges who respect the first amendment, he supported religious beliefs in court, he ensured religious ministries would not be forced to violate their beliefs. he with drew the policies that placed our little girls at risk. and on the world stage, president trump became the first president to talk about the importance of religious freedom at the united nations, giving hope to people of faith ar

freedoms after the national security law was put through? >> that is right. we have seen some arrests and some charges. wong was of -- joshua more recently charged with his participation in a tiananmen square memorial earlier in july. there have been some moves by the government here to enforce the national security law but also come down on the movement, make sure there is not necessarily more separatist sentiment in hong kong. shery: our chief north asia correspondent with the latest. we will have more on the rising tensions between beijing and washington when we are joined by scott kennedy later today. still ahead, lots from markets to digest over the weekend. to bokeh capital partners kim forrest. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: you are watching daybreak australia. the number of covid-19 infections worldwide is nearing 20 million with the u.s. remaining the focus with more than a quarter of those cases. the u.s. added a million new cases in just over two weeks even as infections and deaths slow in florida and arizona. bill gates is criticizing the u.s. response. sayshicago fed president it is important the u.s. government delivers stimulus to help the economy through the coronavirus. charl

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freedom, religious freedom and the rights of all americans, and let's never give in to those who would attempt to take it from us. tonight i'm proudly standing in that public squared i hope and pray you will join me in voting to re-elect president trump. >>> i am mayor of a small town in the iron range of minnesota. my father and grandfather earned their livingings mining the raw materials that made the steel that built america. this election is a make or break for workers who are carrying on the legacy of men like them. since the iron range economy is vulnerable to economic trends and to foreign trade, we have always needed a strong voice in washington. we looked to democrats to fill that void for many years because we actually thought they cared about our welfare. not anymore. the radical environmental movement has dragged the democratic party so far to the left they can no longer claim to be advocates of the working man. this is hard for me to say because i am a lifelong democrat. but for far too long members of both parties allowed our country to be ripped off by our trading partners, especially china, who dumped steel into our markets and slapped tariffs on

moral freedom, religious freedom, and the rights of all americans, and that never given to those who would attempt to take it from us. tonight, i'm proudly standing in that public squareu would join me in voting to reelect president trump. >> i am the mayor of everly, a small town in minnesota. my father and grandfather earned their livings mining the raw materials that made the steel that built america. the election is a make or break for workers who were carrying on the legacy of men like them. since the iron range economy is vulnerable to economic trends and foreign trade, we have always needed a strong voice in washington. we look to democrats to fill that void for many years because we actually thought they cared about our welfare. not anymore. the radical environmental movement has dragged the democratic party so far to the claimthey can no longer to be advocates of the working man. this is hard for me to say because i am a lifelong democrat. for far too long, members of both parties allowed our country to be ripped off by our trading partners, especially china, who dumped steel into our markets and slapped tariffs on our products. what did so-called leaders lik

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freedom, religious freedom and the rights of all americans and let's never give in to those who would attempt to take it from us. tonight i am proudly standing in that public squaree and pray you will join me in voting to reelect president trump. ♪ ♪ >> i am bob, mayor of eveleth. a small town in minnesota. my father and grandfather earned their livings mining steel. this election is a make or break for workers carrying on the legacy of men like them. sings iron range economy is vulnerable to economic trends and to foreign trade, we have always needed a strong voice in washington. why look to democrats to fill that void for many years because we actually thought they cared about our welfare. not anymore. the radical environmental movement has dragged the democratic party so far to the left they can no longer claim to be advocates of the working man. this is hard for me to say because i am a lifelong democrat. but for far too long members of both parties allowed our country to be ripped off by our trading partners. especially china who dumped steel into our markets and slapped tariffs on our products. and what did so-called leaders like joe biden do? nothing. the