using the tax-free money to buy this garb. it did not make any sense.in the end, i won this battle. but it was not an easy one pretty don't just wake up and say i'm going to do this today. is not good career. not a good career move. i'm going to share some of my lessons print jobs walk by a problem. if you think something is wrong, do something about it printed stand your ground, continue to look for ways to make a difference. even if it comes at a personal cost, i was inside saudi arabia lester driving park wearing western) it was the ultimate closure for me on that very long battle. host: the battle began also with the pair of sweatpants and interview asking the public question to secretary william. sen. martha mcsally: it did. my days employed, they were making elsewhere this all of the time, on base, whatever the temperature was outside and when you're trying to exercise which switches need to do to stay fit. it is just another ridiculous policy elevated cultural sensitivity run amok primary use markets are doing this girl people. something irritate

or military-type garb, people who were saying they were surrounding a business or two particularly gas stations, who were trying to act as if they were law enforcement, who were questioning people as if they were law enforcement. we heard from this gentleman that i spoke to who was from here in kenosha that many of them looked like members of militias who had shown up from out of town, who said they were here to protect businesses, and so what you were seeing is this confluence of groups that are now targeting kenosha and how many residents, are very, very, very concerned that this is going to blow up into something more violent and indeed, it did overnight. two people shot and killed and a third who was injured and you know, when you look at the scenario. when you see the video of one of these men, a white man who has a long gun, it's strapped across his chest and he's walking down the street. he fires at someone as they are trying to grab him. they are yelling he just shot someone, he just shot someone and it appears they are trying to apprehend him according to one of the men who wi

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what is that and it is wrong on so many levels widely have us service women wear muslim garb when they are deployed? i was a young captain but i felt a deep conviction it was wrong. i started to look where the policy came from and why they were doing it little did i know i could have walked by the problem don't walk by a problem that's a lesson in the book it didn't apply to me but i looked into it who decided this why are we doing it to stand up to say it's wrong and it needs to change it would be an eight year journey and years later to culminate to them to order me to saudi arabia and i had to sit in the back seat to put on the burqa and that we should lie to have a service woman claim me as their wife instead of their boss as off-base. i cannot believe it and went down the chain of command to get it changed. i share it into chapters because it's a long story of one person standing up to make a difference the secretary of defense working through legislation i never would have asked for the battle but i would do it again it was against our values and our constitution to buy this car

clothing saying all lives matter, blue lives matter and white lives matter along with trump campaign garbhat? yes to clothing that wants to get rid of the misbut anything that supports the police. now, the company scrambled to head off a boycott called for by the president, and the ceo released a statement saying an employee at that one plant was responsible and added that the company strongly supports our law enforcement partners and deeply appreciates all they do. that's very good to know. now the goodyear may, indeed, just have been a product of a single overzealous plant worker, but it tells you quite a lot, unfortunately, about the state of the country. this kind of ideological recession is increasingly mandatory across the country, and while there's nothing wrong with making sure, of course, that workers understand there should be no place for racism, this kind of behavior goes well beyond that to compelling approval for certain causes and opposition to others. it's intolerant, it's discriminatory, and it's un-american. well, that's it for us, be sure to follow me on twitter, facebo

today, mr lu kashenko donned military garb and watched the protesters from his helicopter.'re running away like rats," he could be heard saying. back on the ground, kalashnikov in hand, he set off to find supporters. and he found them. a round of applause from the riot police. "you're doing a great job," he says. but the president's critics painting a different picture. as he was preparing for today's protest, roman zakaria told me about the culture of fear mr lukashenko and his security forces have created. a few days ago, roman was beaten up by the police. the people i fear the most are the police. no—one can protect us, and i cannot live beside these people any more. we need to change something in our country, quickly. his sign says "long live belarus" but roman sees no future for himself here if there'll be no change of president. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. whilst opposition groups are demonstrating in belarus, sympathisers have held similar events in other countries. this is lithuania, where at least 30,000 people, including president nauseda, formed a human cha

today, mr lu kashenko donned military garb and watched the protesters from his helicopter.e running away like rats," he could be heard saying. back on the ground, kalashnikov in hand, he set off to find supporters. and he found them. a round of applause from the riot police. "you're doing a great job," he says. but the president's critics painting a different picture. as he was preparing for today's protest, roman zakaria told me about the culture of fear mr lukashenko and his security forces have created. a few days ago, roman was beaten up by the police. the people i fear the most are the police. no—one can protect us, and i cannot live beside these people any more. we need to change something in our country, quickly. his sign says "long live belarus" but roman sees no future for himself here if there'll be no change of president. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. while opposition groups are demonstrating in belarus, sympathisers have held similar events in other countries. this is lithuania, where at least thirty thousand people, including president nauseda, formed a hum

s >> i cannot tell whol is who they are wearing similar garb and it's hard to find out. so forgive me if i don't know the difference but can you claim how misconduct? you can see mr. davis is conduct in the clip at least was not that of a rioter or a violent terrorist conduct. >> senator, a do know that is unders investigation of the ig and the internal investigation with us marshalln service. i have any more facts what happened before or during that. that will be developed in the investigation i want my comments to affect that at all. >> yes. >> a person that is standing very still whose garb is a sweatshirt and with legitimate concern. with members of law enforcement can adhere to. >> i recognize you all are constrained as commenting on the active investigation but with a simpleim hypothetical and engaged in no violent standing there doing nothing and then any officer walked up and hit him for no reason whatsoever of that occurred he would be comfortable to say that is an abuse of powe power. to be clear that is very different from if before the clip in question and th

how we were were we having our usservicewomen where muslim garb when they were deployed ? i didn't understand. i was a young captain but i felt this deep conviction that it was wrong i started looking into where did this policy come from and why were they doingit ? did i know i could have walked by bravo and that's one lesson i have in the book . don't walk by a problem. i saw that even though it didn't apply to me . i looked into it to see where it is coming from, who decided this, what are they doing it and the standup and say that it's wrong and needs tochange . it'll did i know it would be an eight year journey and that journey with years later, and then ordering me over to saudi arabia, telling me to sit in the backseat of the car and slipped the bird on myself, telling me we should lie and have a servicewomen claim me as their wife instead of their boss or their fellow servicemen if we were off-base and we raise these questions and i can believe it so i went up and down the chain of command for many years trying to get this changed. i shared this and it's two chapter

people carrying klu klux klan garb and swastikas and saying jews will not replace us and he calls them very fine people even after 1 has murdered a peaceful protester by driving through the crowd. people have watched this, we've lived through it. we can't have another four years of this, damage to our country would be catastrophic. it's already bad enough we've got to have the biden/harris administration to start straightening this out and getting us back on the right track again. >> do you want to see americans who can vote as early as possible? >> yeah. i think -- well some states will start voting pretty soon, but all of this is covered by state law. some states will start opening the polls very soon. but you know with the backlog that trump is engineering with the postal service, until it's straightened out, earlier you can do it, the better. if he keeps on going, telling people to think about mailing ballots in middle of august for november election, what is going to happen in october when people think about sending christmas presidents to children and grandchildren, going to have

she's in full military garb. her body leans forward which i think conveyed something of the feminine power that the serial sought to convey. she's confident and independent. at the end of the serial, the mexicoen and japanese armies invade the united states at the border she has to come in and take charge and the invasion was repelled. the series ends with the couple committing themselves to each other and to the service of their country. these spy and detective plots which were emerging in the movie appeared in the feature films, none of them still exist. all of them have scripts and other things to let us know that this is a fairly common theme in the popular film of the time. and it really does suggest a depiction of resolute women who tangle with the enemy in a number of hair-raising adventures. i want to conclude with two films, both of which you can see, if you wish. they're starring mary pickford who have you seen a major star in the teens. beloved for her curls and her performance in which he played young

violent or somebody who believes in conspiracy theories supports him and backs him and is wearing trump garb and waving a trump flag, then he likes them, no matter what kind of actions they commit. we saw that here, i think. i would be surprised if the president ever came out to criticize that band of people you saw in portland in those trucks and waving those trump flags descend on that area in portland. so this is the president. if you're for him, no matter what you stand for and what you do, the president tends to like you. >> all right, knee a m nia-mali henderson, laura coates, thanks, ladies. >>> the presidevaccine for coviy be released. how a group of doctors is banding together. >>> plus protesters in europe. what some are saying about donald trump, just ahead. - hey, can i... - safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. >>> turning to our health lead now, more t

it is the garb of the authoritarian. it's the swastika arm band. it's the brown shirt.f, "they wear those in operating rooms, right? they do that not because they're listening to n.p.r. i'm pretty sure it's so they don't put their-- i just want to say to all those people like, "so the next time you get an operation, you just say to the doctor 'you take that liberal ( bleep ) somewhere else. you come in here with no covering. you don't wash those hands. and you stick them in my open wound. because i'm an american'." >> stephen: i want to tell you my conspiracy theory is this entire mask thing is all just a put-on. it's a conspiracy by the altoids people, because when you put that mask on and you get a big blast of your own mask breath, you're like, "this would knock a buzzard off a ( bleep ) wagon. what is-- what have i been eating? >> can i tell you something? one of the first things i did when the mandate came down that if you're going to go out you should wear a mask was apologize to my family. i put the mask on, and i drove around, and i came home and i said, "guys,

whitehouse: i can't tell very well who is who from these films because they're wearing similar garb and it's very often hard to find out, without being very close, who they report to or what the uniform is. so forgive pe if i don't know the difference. ms. cocks, could you explain how thakse -- ms. cox, could you explain how that is conduct? you'll concede that mr. david's conduct in that clip at least was not that of a rioter and was not violent terrorist conduct. ms. cox: senator, i know that that incident in particular is under investigation by the i.g. as well as an internal investigation with the u.s. marshall stfer. -- service. mr. whitehouse: ok. ms. cox: i don't have any more facts about what was happening before or during that. those facts will be developed in the investigation and i don't want my comments to affect that at all. mr. whitehouse: yeah. it looks very much like a person who was standing very still and being as harmless as he can be and who was alone, surrounded by officers, whose garb is a sweat shirt compared to tactical gear, who has no weapon compared to pepper

senator whitehouse: i can't tell very well who is who, because they wear similar garb and it is hard to find out without being very close who they report to or what the uniform is, so forgive me if i don't know the difference. ms. cox, can you explain how that is conduct -- he will concede mr. david's conduct in that clip is not that of a rioter and not violent terrorist conduct. ms. cox: i know that incident in particular is under investigation by the ig, as well as an internal investigation with the u.s. marshal service. i don't have any more facts about what was happening before or during that. those facts will be developed in the investigation. i do want my comments to affect that -- don't want my comments to affect that at all. senator whitehouse: it looked like someone who was as harmless as he could be and was alone compared to officers, who has no weapon compared to pepper spray, mace, as well as batons, and takes a pretty damned well hard beating. i think it is episodes like that that cause legitimate concern, particularly in light of the all-important standard that we know,

. >> so, the first line of defense was, don't trust anybody who wears prison garb to court. >> i just, they're drug users, they won't lend any credibility. if they don't believe those people, they can't convict him for attempted capital murder. >> yet all these people who supposedly got hundreds of thousands of dollars to kill somebody and they're not even being prosecuted. it makes no sense. >> not only that, but the defense, argued, some of their stories were just too fantastic to be believed. take one from charlie lauderman. he testified that some of frank howard's cash had come from the middle east in body bags. it was money that literally wreaked of death. >> some of it had hair with blood stuck to it. some of it had burn marks on it. and i said, um, what in the hell is that awful darn smell? billy looked at me and said, you know that's how we're getting that money in here is on dead bodies coming from kuwait. in the caskets. >> the defense called that claim outrageous. >> just crazy things, crazy. 80,000 or 100,000 in cash coming back in the body cavities of dead soldiers from i

registration rules and good character clauses all intentionally racially discriminatory but dressed up in the garb of, quote, bringing integrity to the voting booth. this was legislative evil genius. carter glass, like so many others, swooned of the mississippi plan to his own state of virginia, especially after he saw how well it worked. he rushed to champion a bill in the legislature that would, quote, eliminate the darky as a political factor in less than five years, close quote. glass, whom president roosevelt would describe as an unreconstructive rebel planned to, quote, not to deprive a single white man from the ballot but cut four-fifths of the negro voters in virginia. one delegate asked him, will it not be done by fraud and discrimination? glass replied by fraud, no, by discrimination, yes. discrimination is what we propose, to discriminate to the extremity permissible under the constitution with a view to the elimination of every negro voter who can be gotten rid of legally without impairing the strength of the white electorate. unapologetic. straight in his remarks. his racism was rampa