some a story and say gandhi later admitted his data types of africans as barbarians were wrong. indeed in south africa in one thousand nine hundred four but the country is still struggling to deal with racism and inequality gandhi supporters hope his philosophy of nonviolent resistance continues to grow and help shape a new generation of activists fighting to end inequality for all of south africans . pietermaritzburg south africa. it's a. national team ahead of next week's world cup in russia will have those details in sports so do stay with us. his peter. thank you very much world number one rafael nadal hopes of winning an eleven french open title remain on track after steamrolling before months in the quarter finals on thursday rain brought a hole to his match with diego short men on wednesday with the match tightly poised the argent time had actually won the first say six for the dolls' first set loss at this year's roland garros but will play resumed on thursday the spaniard was insane say tional form losing just four more games to book a spot in the same finals the dow ha

some historians say gandhi later admitted his data types of africans as barbarians were wrong. indeed in south africa in one thousand nine hundred four but the country is still struggling to deal with racism inequality gandhi supporters hope his philosophy of nonviolent resistance continues to grow and help shape of activists in the quality of south africans. pietermaritzburg south africa and. the country's national team ahead of next week's world cup in russia. and sports. welcome back it's time for sport on his peter thank you very much world number one rafael nadal hopes of winning any levon french open title remain on track after steamrolling before months in the quarter finals on thursday rain brought a hole to his match with diego short men on wednesday with the match tightly poised the argent time had actually won the first say six for the dolls first set last at this year's roland garros but will play resumed on thursday the spaniard was insane say tional form losing just four more games to book a spot in the same finals the dow has never lost a match at the french open

africa's capital this reenactment shows gandhi sitting in the first class carriage it was a time of racial segregation only white people were allowed to sit here during the reagan family all motives to travel in a van gundy who was a lawyer from india refused to move to the back of the train where black people were supposed to sit eventually he was thrown off after his experience began a campaign for an end to racial discrimination and oppression through non violent means he did it many for dissenters of indian laborers who are working out of africa sugar plantations at the time the single statement of advice from i will make the whole world blind is so relevant today i think the only way this world can survive to do is through peace love and truth so i think it's very very relevant. gandhi stayed in south africa for twenty one years anyone back to india to continue his nonviolent resistance movement historian say gandhi was a police make a man who fought for social and political reform through past serve is the stance he inspired leaders including nelson mandela and us civil rights

and a historic act of defiance what gandhi took a stand on a whites only train but some in south africa say he's no hero to stay with us. i. mean the weather sponsored by cattle. however the deadly floods continue across southern parts of china kids see of what is now back tropical depression are you going to see is still swirling away snow moving along the south coast bringing some really heavy downpours flooding rains then into towards hong kong some big downpours and still some lively ways but the winds not really the issue really is about the wet weather some parts seeing over two hundred millimeters of rain over twenty four hour period so that's a similar pictures to go on into saturday edges a little further waste is but you can see on kong still very much in the mix come a little further west it is a touch drier showers there they will continue down towards the southwestern corner of china and also into northern parts of vietnam turning up in the showers that we have into china pretty heavy rain also making its way into a good part of the philippines over the next couple days lot

remembering as story acts of defiance by mahatma gandhi in south africa but not everyone gets back on him as a hair. color i was there got plenty of showers across central parts of europe lots of thunderhead showing up here has been rumbling away for many the west the weather also affecting a good part of the west and that seen the some lively showers going on here recently they'll notice their way a little further east which as we go on through friday system heavy downpours the snow the palls of italy up into the alps and pushing back into southern areas of jim east the front still a little disturbed then coming in behind me eighteen celsius forward rate that's still really on is pretty poor we can have twenty one in london with the sunshine some values as we go on into west sassed and by sas day hopefully things cheering up for much of spite all the nor the boss could still see wanted to say i was somewhat weather pushing up towards the rest peninsula having said that showers there back into a central part of here they will drive across northern italy but on the other side of the ad

and a historic act of defiance when mahatma gandhi to just stand on a whites only train but some in south africa say he's no hero. in the sinus crap for the same in the street. so whether sponsored by cattle i always. think it's safe to say that normal service has been resumed across the middle east lotty troy over the coming days little bit of cloud still just flirting with the on north of the region here just coming out of the black sea towards the caspian sea it was a tells of one of two shaz maybe into northern parts of. but essentially it does look dry and it does look hot we get up to thirty celsius now four by route forty five in baghdad warm enough in kabul is around thirty four degrees and pushed further north still a few showers there up towards tashkent and up towards almaty some of pictures to go on through day sundays but just on the to understand could still see some showers want to see showers and to northern parts of iran but elsewhere it does look like he fought to draw a forty four celsius there for baghdad to sort a temperature we're looking forward to see across arabia

this week declared a fatwa or a ruling against suicide bombings this is the first time president gandhi has off of the taliban an unconditional cessation of hostilities the taliban has not responded. to more from a swiss freelance journalist affronts martin who joins us from the afghan capital kabul welcome to t.w. what's behind this offer and why is it just for a week. thanks for having me you have told us you said eight marks and if i want to. present those go on a tweeted that he edits my sister reading this off to ask a government. to the will of the people for peaceful reconciliation so it is for one week into hope that it will this could be some violence and that it will get the response from the toilet bowl that my to tweet more so in this sense it is a confidence building measure that is. more in the peace negotiations but it's hard to tell like fact it will have right now so this is dead just a generous offer what happens if the taliban ignores dr gandhi's offer i'm stuck shooting. the whole truth itself was unconditional so it wasn't like i wrote. to get a reply from the on th

the freedom and human rights section starts with gandhi. and that's an example of anti- colonialism. and then there's another chapter as the example for countries moving out of soviet domination. in my editor said there's too many chapters. there are very different in the way they did it. then i call a cautionary tale in all say a word about that on the second. there is also a british lawyer and peter who founded amnesty international was looked at the modern human rights movement. global sustainability in a chapter the prime minister of norway who did work both for the united nations on what we call sustainable development in the 1980s and ran the world health organization on global health issues and began to get the world thinking about the issues. the one of the gates foundation there next to the world health organization that the second-largest vendor on global health. these are laid out but there is a representative sample, not definitive. if you are to have a book and a book club be fun to say who is on your list. there could be other

the british called gandhi an agitator. governments around the world called nelson mandela a terrorist. and every day we see people on the news and social media saying, "why can't these protesters be more like martin luther king? he was civil. that's why he named it the 'civil rights.'" but what you forget is back when martin was marching, people were complaining about him, the same way these people are complaining about protesters right now. >> people of georgia are sick and tired of martin luther king. wherever he's been, he's attempted to stir up strife and disorder and violence. >> the best thing for king to do is to get out of alabama as quickly as he can because he's a menace to the peace of this city. >> martin luther king and his coterie of troublemakers who jump about the south like so many fleas on a hot griddle and cause racial rashes where none have heretofore existed. >> trevor: wow, racists back then were so elegant-- "a coterie, a coterie." ( laughter ) and i like that he sailtz martin luther king created rac

thousand you see there is actually too low the government estimates they say it's too low now raul gandhi and his congress party is using a hash tag justice for farmers which has propelled this hash tag into the top trending spot on twitter in india for much of the day their party says from rising farmers' suicides to opening fire at farmers modi's government has attacked farmers in an unforgettable way gandhi spoke in our a few hours ago that's where those six farmers were killed by police during protests in pradesh last year and making it matters worse there's a minister who is modi's agriculture minister who said that these protests the strike was to attract media attention and there's a lot of people on twitter who found that comment to be. especially insensitive in light of the suicide epidemic facing this community and that's the kind of reaction you'll see here that i think sums up what many people are feeling that the policies were insensitive and the government policies are reflecting the needs of the farmers now meanwhile the b j p spokesman some bit says that rahul gandhi and t

the freedom and human rights section starts with gandhi as an exemplar of anticolonialism and apostle of nonviolence. then as a chapter of lech walesa as example for countries moving out of soviet domination. my editors that too many chapters, have to cut one because they were very different in the way they did with a similar kind of thing. a chapter on aung san suu she which a call cautionary tale. i will say more about that in the second. one oh go into more detail on a british lawyer will to an unknown benenson who in 1961 founded amnesty international which launched the modern human rights movement not just amnesty international but the whole contemporary human rights movement. under global sustainability is a chapter on tmeriinister of norway who did work both for united nations on what we now call sustainable development in the 1980s and then ran the world health organization on global health issues and begin to get the world thinking about these issues. one of the gates foundation of what i call philanthropy statesmanship and the role and global public health. their next to the

one hundred twenty five years ago mahatma gandhi was on a train traveling to the city of pretoria south africa's capital this region atman shows done in the first class carriage it was a time of racial segregation only white people were.

president gandhi's announcement of a unilateral ceasefire it seems to be a calculated gamble following on his offer instead of the afghan taliban for unconditional peace talks and a seat at the political table if they came to negotiations so for that hasn't borne any fruits but he made clear in his announcement that this ceasefire only applied to the afghan taliban afghanistan movie that the government of the islamic republic of afghanistan announces a ceasefire from the twenty seventh of ramadan until the fifth day if you don't fit or following the historic ruling of religious scholars afghan national defense and security forces will only stop offensive maneuvers against the taliban and will continue to target eisel another foreign backed terrorist organizations and their affiliates the question is what will the taliban do now will they respect this ceasefire through one of the holiest weeks in the muslim calendar and how will afghan security forces tell the difference between taliban fighters and those i just saw and other militant groups the president danny says his army and other s

of the ceasefire has been offered to the president of gandhi made a surprise announcement after a meeting of islamic clerics this week who declared a fatwa or a ruling against suicide bombings on the. unconditional offer to the taliban for a cessation of hostilities so far there's been no comment from the group. let me now join general france marty he joins me from the afghan capital kabul francis how significant is this declaration of a unilateral ceasefire by the government. thanks for having me at the moment it is hard to tell how significant that is as you said this fire unilaterally is limited to one week nor the twelve to nineteen. it is also limited in certain other parts president when he said that it only affects offensive operations against a problem bone and operations offensive operation against islamic state groups or other what he calls for the terrorists will continue so there is a big a problem how this will be solved what will be continuing what. this plus you also say that troops will nonetheless you're ready to defend and hostilities from insertions side so one question

it will have right now so this is just a a generous offer what happens if the taliban ignores dr gandhi's off and start shooting. the whole truth itself was unconditional so it wasn't like i wrote. get a reply from the only ball there is no threats that for example if i don't reply kannan also declares he's fired that the peace process will be over so there is nothing to disregard again it is like a confidence building measure present gone he also said it should give the college ball like time to reflect. all their site and there might be something else that's been chief of army stuff also said that in case it's fired cold and also from that search site there's a possibility to prolong this but this is all quite speculative and it should also be kept in mind that the top ball i'm a lead in the last few months since said hans with the piece offered by the elf but as the government at the end of february has issued several quite in the church and statements and they also for example. the cleric these fatwa that he mentioned in wisconsin so so far they haven't shown any sign that it would mo

week declaring a fatwa or a ruling against suicide bombings this is the first time that president gandhi has offered the taliban an unconditional cessation of hostilities the taliban has not responded. well meantime elsewhere in the world jordan's incoming prime minister omar says that he will drop proposals to raise income in taxes this needs a key demand of protesters whose weeklong mass demonstrations against government austerity measures led the king. to replace the old prime minister. and use but man man who drove a truck into a crowd in stockholm last year has been jailed for life. abhi love said that he wanted to punish sweden for joining a coalition of countries fighting against the so-called islamic state five people were killed in the attack and fourteen wounded russian president vladimir putin has been holding his annual nationwide q. and a session taking questions from the public live on television past events have been criticized as stage managed theatre this year the studio audience has been replaced by text messages and video clashed. with retired jamaican sprinter usain b

and even took selfies with the soldiers and civilians they have been fighting afghan president from gandhi said he would extend a parallel cease fire that his government announced on tuesday but did not say when it would start or for how long it would be in place. the a journalist in kabul has been following the story so ali after years of fighting against each other we suddenly see afghan soldiers and taliban fighters hugging a very rare scene is this although too good to be true what's behind this cease fire. that's exactly the question people are asking each other and i think we're all keeping very hopefully optimistic trying not to you know sort of question it too much and hoping that things continue in this way but it's certainly question people are asking themselves as for what's behind the cease fire getting there's a few things one thing is that repeatedly the government has that. international community has said and i think the taliban is starting to realize that there is no military solution to this war we've seen that the taliban for instance today there were photos taliban comm

the director general of the international organization for migration and from by skype as francesco gandhi at the head of the. a little risk consultancy policy sino thank you both very much for joining us and mr lacy swig i'm going to start with you we just heard from m.s.f. that the europe's policy at the moment of turning of refugees away is quote is causing avoidable suffering what is the european governments obligations towards rescued refugees and migrants and are they meeting them when they turn them away well quite clearly. the number one priority always has to be to save life. we lost five thousand people in the mediterranean in two thousand and sixteen thirty four hundred last year and we're approaching a thousand this year and about fifty thousand sets the earth year two thousand that those are the ones we know about there are many others lost in the sands of this are now in the bottom of the mediterranean will never be able to see or to count so clearly we all have an obligation to save lives and in that regard you need a unified policy that will allow people at least to have th

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you have a picture of him with gandhi and he learned very early, in graduate school, caretta king learned it before martin did, when she was in high school, and so that challenges your worldview. as james lawson, the great leader at work with king says, you have to understand, somebody who is a believer in nonviolence, a follower of jesus, follower of gandhi has a different worldview and once you have that worldview everything that is violence is what you are trying to change, that means war, poverty, racism, those are all forms of violence. he spoke in memphis, you have to renounce these things which you cannot be number 45 playing his game, you have to have a different game, a better game that people can unite around and that is what king was great about doing, he knew how to unite big masses of people and build coalitions beyond any one group. before the march on washington in 1963, in detroit, 125,000 people showed up led by union people, united auto workers in particular took over downtown detroit and what it is about in the book is the civil rights labor coalition which is powerful

playing come is any of this helped by the political squabbling going on between you and president gandhi i mean that's the time when you're facing a national emergency and so many fronts this is supposed you say to be a government of national unity new ping telling him he's unfit for office how does this squabbling help the country you're referring to to a stated statement of mine sometimes back which i with all this twenty six thing which i went into details of what i meant about it but show me one single government that there are no arguments there are no debates there are no discussions there are no differences. you said he didn't have the patience for any discussion with you at that time why does that make him unfit why did that make him unfit for you or the presidency. yourself or the opportunity to talk to president romney and you have raised questions which was related to him to him directly now if there are questions related to me i am obliged to. respect for your ideas to address that in address them i would say that we came as a result of a contested elections and in order to s

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against whom afghan forces are supposed to fight so a very very bold political move by a president gandhi and now really we need to wait and see what's going to happen because not like there's been a lull in the fighting is i mean the spring offensive saw just a month or so ago we're seeing daily attacks on a near daily attacks and bustles across the country. we have we've seen many many attacks across the country one of the boldest in forrest city where taliban attacked a just about two weeks ago attacked from multiple sides and that just that provincial capital and it was only hundreds of commandos had to be sent in by the u.s. air force and the afghan air force had to work together u.s. forces and advisers had to help to push back that taliban offensive and that's just one of so many that we have seen during the spring fighting season that started at near the end of april and is still ongoing afghan president ashraf ghani hoping the ceasefire might slow the fighting we're just going to have to wait and see what happens ok jennifer glasper has the latest from kabul thanks very much and

why what this is all about and how they can manage it gentlemen nearly at the end of our program mr gandhi i am going to give you the last say here we have that european union summit on migration coming up at the end of this month what is the best that you think can come out of this. it's in the capable or fixing libya or and dealing with libya. it will need. an answer commitments from other countries and it will greater willingness by other european countries mediterranean ones to take up the new grounds. but it's perfectly capable of dealing with it would live beyond the thing is normally this is associated with money so does the libyan libyans i ask for money absolutely or or explicitly but this is no money involved so the big issue is that italy is not willing to pay an indefinite amount of money along we'll share we'll have to share the burden with our. or mr gallia to thank you very much for that that is fine cesco gallia joining us from roland and william lacy swing joining us from geneva and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website a

she said because i have this toscan i'll do everything to fulfill it she saw a solution in hungary gandhi now speakeasy in marietta days our wants to hunt gary and to help after all she wears that crown she wants money and troops holding her son in her arms she hopes to soften hunger ariane hearts what she said let's wait and see time is of the essence and hide from us abandoned by everyone we take refuge in the long standing virtue of the muggy elves down down here not tire we entrust ourselves and our children to your loyalty we don't say kinda. in these are getting back to you must not hesitate in this time of current danger to pick up the sword strike if you fear and fend off enemies and the enemies of the empire i should find it so it's a thing. i am awfully well appeals to on a. motivate the hunt gary and alice stop chrissy. should. just say yes fix. it and in return they're given more rights. to keep it out with gary and assistance was a salvation as has i'd like to it gave maria teresa renewed courage. and annoy she saw that there were troops who would help and who were loyal to h

step doesn't it the first of all the first ever offer of a unconditional cease fire coming from the gandhi government and now being met with a similar response from the taliban. yes i definitely thank you i definitely think it was the first i would consider it a good c b m or a confidence building measure as you may know that you know the last few months in their desire to start a reconciliation process with the taliban has picked up a man and he came out with a very open offer a few months ago of about offer to the taliban to start with fusion again and then i'll read that you know this offer has come up from the new government saying that this should be a cease fire and you know it ceasefire that essential before you start and you're on top of the legal situation and we can see it in process but i still consider to the very small kind of the c.p.m. we have yet to see any negotiations for the restart again. state department. just for pakistani people also life and before yesterday build momentum and meant that i live on to come up with the come to let me read you well it's interesting tha

two brothers gandhi. just five years apart reunited. president john f. kennedy's murder in dallas on november twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three that ended the age of american innocence and plunged the country into violence and social turmoil. at his brother's funeral bobby kennedy was consumed by remorse and guilt. and as he reflected on the political life he had shared with john he asked himself who had killed his brother and why. john and bobby kennedy had made numerous sentiments including matthew abbas's f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover fidel castro labor union leaders like jimmy hoffa and southern racists . in january nine hundred sixty four lee harvey oswald's widow marina testified before the warren commission which was investigating jack kay's assassination. oswald was shot and killed by jack ruby a dallas nightclub owner who was said to have ties to organized crime. bobby kennedy believed that all's well had been the front man for a broader conspiracy. also in one thousand nine hundred sixty four an official government commissio

remains on this table with the system that's going to gandhi. was twenty three candidates have registered to contest a presidential election in a month's time when i got was biggest rival is the main opposition leader nelson chamisa for the first time in sixteen years international observers who were banned by robert mugabe have already arrived if they endorse the election economists say it could help secure international funding. for that to happen the lessons have to be seen as credible and violence free. at least thirty people including nine police officers have been arrested over a grenade attack at a rally in the ethiopian capital addis ababa two people were killed and more than one hundred fifty others were injured in the explosion on saturday and held by the prime minister ahmed was rushed to safety immediately after the blast which he described as well orchestrated. mohammed though has more from. if you're going to police have confirmed that the mind policeman they're holding in connection with the attack on saturday include the deputy c

producing region of who took her dish and the head of the opposition indian national congress party riled gandhi and madhya pradesh for campaigning in state elections made a direct appeal to farmers including country duckett's father. they have to come up with a long lasting solution and i think that has to be a typical of the machinable level rather than a state by state district by district level which is how things work now. a year after the fed was killed in these protests around half a million families in the north and east of india are on strike for these families this milk is with most of them spilled on the streets and making money from it maybe on one hand al-jazeera business and is in nicaragua as captured lower calling for a national strike to pressure the government to end its violent crackdown on protests as almost one hundred thirty people have been killed since anti-government demonstrations began in april manimal of apollo reports out from managua. at the busy minute gadol would be undone open air market in managua thousands of vendors and shop owners are preparing for an act of

i have seen peaceful protests before, with martin luther king -- gandhi, they did not have people in their protests with grenades, guns, machetes, explosive devices -- this was a riot. what people have to know, is that, this has nothing to do with jerusalem. don't take the moving of the embassy -- we had protest many weeks before, and we had protests after, it had nothing to do with the embassy, and do not take my word for it, take him off his word for it, the terror organization that controls them. they said it has nothing to do with the embassy. because it happened on a day, when, and administration official was in -- administration officials were in jerusalem, they tried to turn it into a story, based on no facts at all, that these protesters in gaza were protesting the embassy. they were protesting against the embassy, it did not make the headlines -- only one protest, nothing throughout the middle east -- at the protests in gaza, they said exactly what it was for, the march of return. it was because they wanted to the grandchildren -- where israel was attacked by five different

also an historic act of defiance when the have my gandhi took a stand on a whites only train but some in south africa say he's no hero. and in sports world number one simona halep is on the brink of her very first ever grand slam dunk. i. mean the weather sponsored by. how low the deadly floods continue across southern parts of china kids see of what is now back tropical depression are you going to see is still swirling always moving along the south coast bringing some really heavy downpours flooding rains then into towards hong kong some big downpours and some lively ways but the winds not really the issue really is about the wet weather some parts seeing over two hundred millimeters of rain over twenty four hour period so that's a similar pictures to go on into saturday edges a little further waste is but you can see hong kong still very much in the mix come a little further west it is a touch drier showers there they will continue down towards the southwestern corner of china and also into northern parts of vietnam turning up in the showers that we have into china really heavy rain

producing region of who took her dish and the head of the opposition indian national congress party raul gandhi and madhya pradesh for campaigning in state elections made a direct appeal to farmers including country on duckett's father. they have to come up with a long lasting solution and i think that has to be a tackle of the machinable level rather than a state by state district by district level which is how things work now. a year after the hunt was killed in these protests around half a million farmers in the north and west of india are on strike for these farmers this milk is worth more to them spilled on the streets than making money from it maybe on one hand al-jazeera. range of refugees stuck in makeshift camps in bangladesh adult for the un agreement will see them return home miramar and the u.n. say under the deal some of the seven hundred thousand ranger will be able to go back to miramar seventy dekker reports. mohammad prays before breaking his ramadan fast with his family this year they're observing ramadan as refugees along with hundreds of thousands of other crammed into this

producing region of who took her dish and the head of the opposition indian national congress party raul gandhi and madhya pradesh for campaigning in state elections made a direct appeal to farmers including country duckett's father. they have to come up with a long lasting solution and i think that has to be a tackle of the national level rather than a state by state district by district level which is how things work now. a year after the friend was killed in these protests around half a million farmers in the north and west of india are on strike for these farmers this milk is worth more to them spilled on the streets than making money from it maybe on one hand al-jazeera. the former chief executive of cambridge and has refused to answer questions about the extent of its use of people's information on facebook speaking to you kate parliamentary committee alexander next blames the global liberal media for the collapse of his data consultancy firm which analyst has accused of mishandling the data of more than eighty million facebook users to help manipulate election results in several countrie

being conducted on the ninth of august which was as you know the quick india day the day when mahatma gandhi called upon the british government to quit india on that same day the all india the sensible lead lakhs of farmers will mobilize all over the country in every district all right give a call to the b.g. people the government that it is now high time for you to quit india our slogan for the ninth or go start all over the country this is going on very well. we'll check in on you in august and i thank you very much indeed. israel's prime minister has arrived in the u.k. to meet the british prime minister to resume a benjamin netanyahu has been going around europe to try to get leaders to pull out of the iran nuclear deal so far is ever efforts haven't exactly paid off at least in front of that explains. benjamin netanyahu arrived at the least say for talks with call just a few hours off iran had announced it was increasing its uranium enrichment capacity the israeli prime minister said the move was proof that tehran weapons netanyahu is in europe to urge either leaders to stop supporting

gandhi, david donabedian, thank you. thank you for being th us today.recap the numbers. really interesting things coming out. core ppi year on year up 2.4%. oddly basis up .3%. trade, sell the short end of the curve p that is what we're seeing in the markets. yields on the 2-year up by 1.3 basis points. we are paring some of that selling but nonetheless it feels like it is a faster inflation story on the margin coming into that fed meeting. at&t's bigng up, win. how the takeover of time warner could change the futures of mergers and acquisitions. as you commute in today, listen to our colleagues on the radio. bloomberg surveillance can be all across the u.s. on sirius xm radio. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak: americas." coming up later on bloomberg markets, an extensive interview with carson block. now to your bloomberg business flash. siemens is considering a possible sale and options for it struggling gas turbine operation. the company is looking at all companies -- possibilities including a combination with

these were violent mobs and i don't know -- martin luther king used to have peaceful protests in gandhind they do not have people in the protest grenades and guns and machetes with explosive devices and were writing. this is a riot. first of all, people need to know it has nothing to do with jerusalem. don't take my in the moving of the mc but it happened at the same time and we had just many weeks before and we had just after and had nothing to do with the embassy and don't take my word for it but take the hamas network for it. they said it had nothing to do with the embassy. but it happened on a day when administration officials they are in jerusalem the media tried to turn it into a story list on no backs at all that these protesters in gaza were protesting the embassy. they weren't. no one got killed and it did not make headlines and was fairly nothing in jerusalem and nothing but the middle east but the test in gaza, hamas said it was for the march of return. it was because they wanted the grandchildren to send refugees when israel was attacked by five different countries they want

he was a labor leader and he had one year and his heroes were gandhi and thomas jefferson. he was from the smallest tribe in kenya it was an officiating tribe. they're known is very smart and peacemakers. he was partners with -- whom i have also met they sever to give you five years and then will have to run your own government. they thought how are we going to run this country. so they wrote letters to all of the colleges ask you to provide scholarships for kenyan kids. what he realized in the 60s is they were going to start in september and he realized they needed money to bring them over here. they needed $100,000. he flew over on an urgent mission and was in the middle of the campaign between nixon and my uncle. nixon -- was up for grabs nixon thought it would injure him in the south if you is bringing 200 black people to america. so he stopped the state department from funding the project. then they met and they said he loved africa and he introduced -- to harry belafonte. he was very close to my family and was funding the silver rights movement. harry brought them up

he's a gondi, and orange gandhi. it is why the left is losing it. the latest is peter fonda. [crowd boos] greg: he is lost his motorcycle and his marbles. this brain-dead basketcase suggested kidnapping and assaulting donald trump's child. what did i say before? deem someone evil and you can do anything to him. the liberal manifesto is boiled down to two words. f you. fonda has a movie coming out in what roseanne did was compared to this. it's a double standard and it drives. it is not just fonda but every celebrity is all conformist and they think alike, talk like that at times they walk alike. here they are on the red carpet. ♪. greg: no wonder they hate trump. he's a bigger star and more entertaining. what would you rather watch? sarah sanders reducing jim acosta to a puddle? or peter fonda trying to eat peas? it is all i can take. it's not about kids but about 2020 and a willingness to split the country over. america gets it. a large majority believe the media is inherently biased. optimism in the country is growing and more people reject the mainstream media journalists