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journalists in support of the editor who warned that government interference is in danger and media freedom tower leg was more. about god they came out in their thousands to voice their anger at what they say is the latest silencing of hungary's press more than 80 journalists from the country's most read news site called index have resigned from their jobs after their editor in chief was sacked last month he publicly raised the alarm over political interference in the uk its operations for many the dismissal was seen as a government directive and the last rule if elephant for you took the telephone on the list we called him on the phone and said we would like to initiate the end that we no longer want to work at index after this about 60 members of the 90 people on the staff at the same they also resigned and are ending their work at index. index has long been regarded as hungary's key independent media outlet but it is also been a target of this man hungary's prime minister viktor orban who once branded a fake news factory one of his allies recently took charge of its sales are perhaps a sign of

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. >> we will never allow an angry mob to tower down our history or trample on our freedoms. ♪ >>> you'rep early. we're glad for it. good morning to you. it's sunday, july 5th. i'm christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >> thank you martin for being here. >>> we tant to tell you about troubling reminders of why people shouldn't let their guards down. >> florida is strengthening its case as the new epicenter of the virus. the state set a new single-day record of new cases that has rival as new york's record from earlier this year. >> we talked to you yesterday as the sun was coming up. what does it look like today? what was it like yesterday? when we're talking about numbers in florida, this was a record setter. 11,000-plus in one day cases, yes? >> good morning. christy and martin. a record-setting day. more than 11,400 cases for the sunshine state. keep in mind for the entire month of june, florida saw about 100,000 cases or so. so the pandemic here hitting very serious levels. despite that, the governor leaving local leaders to determine restrictions in their area.

enjoy their last moments of freedom in a while. 13030our newen coconfmed cacases reported in te stste of victoria. more than half thohose are linkd toto the publilic housining towers whihich are in rdrd lockdown. the e prime mininister sco morrison suggested australia would look a at slowing g the rn of austrtralian nationonals from overerseas in a bid d to controe virus. that i is something ththat wille didiscusse until this friday ata national cabinet meeting. >> australia is in the southern hemisphere. it is not the only country in the region reintroducing restrictions. julia sieger has been looking at the evolution of the pandemic in both hemispheres. >> according to experts, the idea that covid-1919 i is follog a seasonalal trend is confirmed. we are witnessing a decrease in the number of cases in the northern hemisphere, even though they are still little pockets in certain countries, little clusters where authorities are forced to reimpose a lockdown. if you look in a general manner at a map, you will realilize the countries the most affected by covid-19 right now are the countries in the southernn hemisphere n now entering wintertime. speaking of south afri

towered over his era. and his loss is deeply felt across this country and across the globe. for marching from freedom in montgomery, to being beaten and bloodied on a bridge in selma. john's life showed us all the fundamental need for good, necessary trouble. as john would often say, we have a moral obligation, a mission and a mandate to do what we can to make our country and our world a better place. and to help usher in a loving community where no one is left out or left behind. his words and his life ring through eternity. we will honor john's legacy with an unshakable determination to fight for what is right and what is just. he served the nation in love. rest in peace, my friend. we love you. i love you. thank you. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. mr. bishop: may i request the mount of time remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 15 minutes remaining. mr. bishop: at this time i'm delighted to yield to the ntleman from maryland, mr. infome is recognized. >> thank you. the passing of john lewis repre

events of my organization, faith and freedom coalition and get to know these evangelical activists, he did that repeatedly and a lot of times i met with him in trump tower, he, without me eliciting it he raised it and said i used to be pro-choice but let me tell you what happened, i had a good friend of mine who became pregnant and it was an inconvenient or unplanned pregnancy and by the way mostar and she didn't really know what to do. her husband wanted her to have an abortion and this woman who was a good friend of his, he and milania were good friend of this capital said what you think i should do? he didn't know what to say to this person. long story short she made the decision to keep the child. the child does not know that she was nearly aborted. she certainly doesn't know the trump knows that but he watched this woman grow up knowing that and in his telling me, she is an amazing woman and a star. so i started thinking to myself. that is when i decided there were probably millions of people like that who aren't with us. i can't judge his heart. i don't know if the change of heart was genuine or politically calculated and it sounded genuine to me

towering figure in congress. as a student he would organize sit-ins and become one of the 13 freedom writers and a founder in thethe commit teen known as sncc. his bravery to fighting against injustice and for his beliefs was not easy. he endured remarkable violence at the hands of authority as a freedom writer. he had his skull broken after leading a march across a bridge named for a kkk member. he was arrested in 2006 and in 2009 for a sit-in protesting genocide. repeating a martin luther king quote. he continued to preach nonviolence in his life and never shied away that might have violence against him or arrest when he witnessed injustice, whether it be with other civil rights leaders or with our current president. he spent his whole life fighting b b bigotry. his teachings and legacy are morel and important now than ever. america is in turmoil and right for change. people are take together streets, risking violence from authorized and at the hands of police once again. discontented with living in a country that continues to foster inequities based on race. everyone seems to have a john lewis story. i celebr

towers, more engineers, and more coverage. welcome to t-mobile. america's largest 5g network. the son of sharecroppers, lewis was a freedomal times for his try to end segregation. i spoke with lewis about being inspired to pursue his friend martin luther king jr.'s pursue. >> i asked my parents, my grandparents, why segregation, why racial segregation? they said, that's the way it is. don't you get in trouble. >> they were worried -- >> oh, yeah, they were very troubled about what could happen. but dr. king inspired. >> joining us now, a friend of the late congressman, the house majority whip, democratic congressman from sbouth carolin, jim clyburn. thank you for joining us. i'm sorry about the loss of your dear friend. i know you've been friends with him since 1960. when was the last time you spoke with him? tell us about that conversation. >> i spoke with john last saturday. we talked on the phone. we expressed love for each other. we talked about his illness some time ago. we knew that it would come to this. didn't know which day. so, last saturday when all kinds of rumors were floating around, i called him and we talk

towered over his era. and his loss is deeply felt across this country and across the globe. for marching from freedom in montgomery, to being beaten and bloodied on a bridge in selma. john's life showed us all the fundamental need for good, necessary trouble. as john would often say, we have a moral obligation, a mission and a mandate to do what we can to make our country and our world a better place. and to help usher in a loving community where no one is left out or left behind. his words and his life ring through eternity. we will honor john's legacy with an unshakable determination to fight for what is right and what is just. he served the nation in love. rest in peace, my friend. we love you. i love you. thank you. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. mr. bishop: may i request the mount of time remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 15 minutes remaining. mr. bishop: at this time i'm delighted to yield to the ntleman from maryland, mr. infome is recognized. >> thank you. the passing of john lewis repre

and honor the legacy of a towering figure in american history, democratic congressman john lewis of georgia, who died friday night. the son of sharecroppers, lewis was a freedomen badly several times for his try to end segregation. when i was at abc news in 2011, i spoke with lewis about being inspired to pursue his friend martin luther king jr.'s dream. >> i asked my parents, my grandparents, why segregation, why racial segregation? and they would say, that's the way it is. don't you get in the way. don't you get in trouble. >> they were worried -- >> oh, yeah, they were very troubled about what could happen. but dr. king inspired. >> joining us now, a friend of the late congressman, the house majority whip, democratic congressman from south carolina, jim clyburn. mr. clyburn, congressman clyburn, thank you so much for joining us. i'm so sorry about the loss of this dear friend of yours. i know you've been friends with him since 1960. when was the last time you spoke with him? tell us about that conversation. >> i spoke with john last saturday. we talked on the phone. we expressed love for each other. we talked about his illness some time ago. we knew that i

organization with the freedom coalition and get to know some of these evangelical activists he did that he did that repeatedly and one of the times i met with him and trump tower without me eliciting it he raised it. he said you know i used to be pro-choice but let me tell you what happened. he said i had a good friend of mine who became pregnant and it wasn't inconvenient or unplanned pregnancy. and by the way, most are. and she did not really know what to do. her husband wanted her to have a abortion. and this woman who was a good friend of his, he and milana were good friends of this couple said what you think i should do? and he literally did not know what to say to this person. long story short, she made the decision to keep the child. the child does not know that she was nearly aborted. she certainly does not know that trump knows that. but he watched this woman grow up knowing that. and his telling to me i said she is an amazing woman and a star. eddie said i started thinking to myself she almost did not make it and that is when i decided there are probably millions of people like that and i can't judge his heart i don't know whether or not that was --

freedom and democracy and to support development and security around the world. on september 11, nearly 3000 americans lost their lives including some of my constituents who perished on the sacred ground where the twin towers once touched the sky. we need look no further than our mask and space eating to recognize we are living through another such moment. coronavirus has claimed a staggering 540,000 lives worldwide. including over 100 31,000 americans and is another stark reminder that circumstances and events half a world away can have serious consequences here at home. the foreign assistance bill embodies our common belief in the absolute necessity of effective global engagement. this is not only a moral imperative, supports the safety and security of all americans. as i risk reflect on the subcommittee's work, i can say without question that we have held to make the world a better place. to highlight just a few achievements, we have stemmed the scourge of hiv-aids. help provide food and shelter for families displaced by crises, injuring against atrocities and advanced equity an opportunity for women so that they and their children might prosper. i am particularly proud of wrecking record levels of supp