it's not about george lloyd 's is a specific injustice of george lloyd and the truth of it is that there was a unified howl of outrage from the right and the left, me included when this video first service. it was an opportunity for national unity but for the identity socialists, it can't work like that. they need race as an instrument of division only immediately george lloyd killing and put on top of it a much larger narrative. the larger narrative is not what you would think would be the normal narrative the normal narrative would be bad cops, let's now try to make more good cops but no, their view is to have, because the cops are racist. institution is racist and that's no surprise because our free-market society is allied with white supremacy and america itself is structurally racist and it's been that way since 1690s but you got this remarkable and gigantic narrative and its on to the george lloyd killings. because if you disagree with the merit narrative, you are then accused of being insensitive george lloyd so this is the strategy ifyou will of the identity socialists . they for

both thejustice, george lloyd, breanna taylor taylor and ahmaud arbery, because lives matter. saw last night's rollcall, and don't forget, joe and kamala can win by3 forget, joe and kamala can win by 3 million votes and still lose, take it from me. so we need numbers overwhelming so trump can't sneak or steal his way to victory. text vote 30330 to get started. 100 years ago today, the 19th amendment to the constitution was ratified. it took seven decades of suffragettes picketing and going to jail to push a small closer to a perfect union. if the five years ago, john lewis marched and bled in selma because that work was unfinished. tonight i am thinking of the girls and boys who see themselves in america's future because of kmaala harris, a black woman, the daughter of jamaican and indian immigrants and our nominee for vice president. this is our country's story, breaking down barriers and expanding the circle of possibility and to the young people washing —— watching, don't give up on america. despite ourfloors watching, don't give up on america. despite our floors and proble

we will hear from pete death of george lloyd.eg, corey booker, michael bloomberg, not such a figure of the progressive future. some animals from the democrats remember that he made this massive hire of staff for the presidency and they would have jobs through november but not all of them do, has created some sort of a backlash. a huge moment forjoe biden. a man who he likes to say, i'm often told i say what i mean but sometimes i say what i mean but sometimes i say more than a mean to. so we will see whether or not is the case and la bit of a copout for all politicians isn't it. thank you very much laura. so tonight it's all about joe biden and of course we'll have his speech live later. my colleague katty kay looks at the life and career of mr biden. how you doing? joe biden is my name. look me over, will you? joe biden‘s political brand is empathy, a firm handshake, a look in the eye, an arm around the shoulder. he showed it in his first run for the white house way back in 1988. but that bid failed amid questions over the very

there was an anti-george lloyd post hours before he was assaulted, the post said george lloyd was a 46-year-old fell in high on fentanyl and got four televised funerals, what does canon in and get? he was riding his bike in his front yard. authorities declaring another right in the city. at the same time a man was arrested in connection to an attack with a baseball bat on a us marshal during violence in the city last month. in seattle the mayor has until monday to figure out if she will cut the police budget following pressure from city leaders and key owners joe and andrea were forced to shutdown their seattle store due to the ongoing violence. leaders pushing to defund police need to be policed. >> could resign immediately and we can have an election for new leaders who care about seattle residents and small businesses who build a vibrant speed that they've done nothing but work to destroy. short of re-signing there is nothing they can do. >> reporter: seattle residents have launched two city councilmembers that voted to decline the police department. >> people from the portland skf

nothing justifies that officer kneeling on george lloyd's neck for 8 minutes and 47 seconds.e gets his day in court. in my opinion, he committed a crime, he committed manslaughter. i hope he gets convicted. secondly, condoleezza rice said the same thing that i said. one of the reasons why am voting for trump. the democratic party, sean, honestly believes that every black has to vote for them. they own us. they do not own me in over a million blacks motor for trump in 2016. they're going to be twice as many in 2020. it's going to be very fundamental, when he tries to walk that statement back, he really meant it. a document of 40 years of history that joe biden has been basically racist and one final moment the condoleezza rice said. education is the key to break the poverty cycle, and the teachers union has financed democratic candidates as a result of that. guess what? the democrats will not allow black kids, school choice vouchers. it's outrageous, the number one civil rights issue. school choice and vouchers and we've got to change that. >> sean: it's donald trump praised t

>> we are really at a crossroads moment between the recent murder of george lloyd, breanna taylor and 70 others and the coronavirus. we have come to a moment where we can really continue to re- create tou inequities in education system that were already there, or we can work to create something new. to create something new there are some schools that are doing things like really thinking about how do they assess students when they come back and non-punitive ways but raise ways that really helped them understand where students are to take them from where they are to where they need to go ey are having a lot more ar. interaction one-on-one between teachers and students, all the things we know students real need and in some ways we could use this as an opportunity to re-create education ways we have needed to for far too long. >> thank you. facebook to our viewers and one of them asks, how ours they making this available to staff said schools are supposed to regularly test staff, how are they supposed todo that and who pays for it? at the moment they are saying staff should done by testi

there was a lot more being discussed than just a catholic and b m i write one the protests around george lloyd i took off. there or was concerned with how media was covering it. and how they were covering black people in general so i asked the coverage was tied to there not being any black people in the room to say that photo selection is terrible the caption selection is terrible the whole premise of the story is race we all thought it was important to have this discussion in the open not converse station that's what's. the larger conversation that we're having now on. its treatment of black staffers and the way in which it covers wacky people from that management decided to be a block to rectify a big wrong and a small. so it must be a big relief to managers of american media outlets that the deep systemic changes that are needed you know diversity in news rooms the representation of black people in coverage all of that can wait a bit because after all they've got to capitalize the big yeah i have and i laughed when i saw this question because it's absolutely experience that many black ameri

president the people that have the most money are protected and now we have this horrific death of george lloyd which i think it was very i was very pleased that there was a universal virtually universal reaction to this this is this was an atrocity but that seems so long ago when we think of the of the riots and continued protests and the actions of the president here but the messages are always on race and i think that's misguided because at the end of the day this is a class issue it always is a class of go ahead well you know in the end you as a race determine what class one is in we can't say there's no clean dividing line in this country and floyd's death is something that happens every day to a black person by the way every day to 3 people in this country an average of 3 people killed by the police and racism is a big part of that so this story begins with racism and racism that's practiced all the time mostly against black people but i think the reaction to it as you say there were both and was universal and i think the protests. obviously were sparked by his killing but i think they ar

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making sure that we obviously address the topic of police brutality which let's be clear when the george lloyd he hit and everyone was a part of this in the our experience emotionally we were all on the same page no matter what the color of your skin we saw our recent reconciliation moment when that moment instead of continuing to have peaceful protests we allow individuals to come in hijack the movement and then we have people who are leaders of the black lives matter who are so proclaimed march so this is not causing any type of you know unity at all are anything this is what creating that the vision so i think what's happening is that people are realizing that what they thought was going to occur as a result of it's not what's happening and we might as well stay with you know richard want to model when it becomes more about bigger issues very complex issues don't you think other democrats would be grappling with convincing people particularly those on the left those asking for the police budget to be defended those are seeking for more robust approaches when it comes to the economy criminal

that is that that should be condemned it doesn't you know it doesn't necessarily have to do with george lloyd there are people who are using it you know as there always are you know just like i mean but at the same time if you're going to condemn that you know i mean you have to condemn the conditions that created this in the 1st place and i think we agree there and you also have to condemn those who exploit crises on orders of magnitude far greater than it is like explaining coronavirus past the babies were transferred well in american history how do you think the reason i even made it really come is that it's a special court with me nick is that the the middle class has been looted for 40 years ok they have experienced that here and 2 wrongs don't make a right because r. c. i am very mean phatic about this think the number of stories i've been told from people that are in the know they're up ended and many out was a firefighter or i don't know if he was active or retired he was going to start his own bar for the community and it was supposed to open up on monday today but hurt the ground. a

and i think that's what these players are trying to get people to do please as the protest over george lloyd's have kind of receded in their depressed slowed down somewhat you know last few weeks people have started to forget we're going to start to revert back to their previous positions and i think the players are saying no we can't do that you have to continue the energy that you had before. still to come here on al-jazeera. troubling signs for the president of the terrorists from his traditional support bags. however got some rather disappointing weather across parts of northern europe a little area of low pressure swirling away it's was the baltic states that west is out of russia this is what was still in france as a couple days ago which made its way across the british isles has been replaced by yet more wet and windy weather blustery showers rattling in across a good part of the northwest corner of your mo the pos of france will see some of that was a weather to the area showers along the spells of rain just around the house as we go on through. friday out west a weather repaying up he

and that is that bedsit be condemned it doesn't you know it doesn't necessarily have to do with george lloyd there are people who are using it you know as there always are you know just like i mean but at the same time if you're going to and bad that you know i mean you have to condemn the conditions that created this in the 1st place and i think we agree there and you also have to. condemned those who exploit crises on orders of magnitude far greater than it's like explaining coronavirus past the base upward transfer of wealth in american history how did the reason i hate it really come is that it's a special court with me nick is that the the middle class has been looted for 40 years ok they have experienced that here and 2 wrongs don't make a right because r. c. i am very in phatic about this think the number of stories i've been told from people that are in the know they're up ended in minneapolis say a firefighter or i don't know if he was active or retired he was going to start his own bar for the community and it was supposed to open up a monday today but hurt the ground. and i think

systemic racism issues have evolved and now they have been the lumen they did with the death of george lloyd but now there needs to be some you know implementation we know what needs to be done but now we need to execute have a particularly we need to. figure out what it is that where we can minimize black people in america as being a threat simply because of the way they look. all right thank you very much you don't have to take time to talk to us now share thank you thank you for having. coming up on this news hour from london the territorial dispute between turkey and greece continues to intensify and neither side is showing signs of compromise. and answers and it will it be enough justice for what has happened at the hands of materialist survivors and relatives of victims from new zealand's worst mass shooting testify in court while the white supremacist responsible awaits his sentence. and in sports arena williams suffers a setback ahead of the u.s. open arms here with that story. iran has agreed to give the un's nuclear watchdog access to 2 sites it's thought were used for prohibited n

more than 2 months since the killing of george lloyd at the hands of police in the united states protests continue demonstrate is a raising awareness not just of specific incidents is of violence but of systematic racism within the police they say one of the most obvious examples is the widespread use of facial recognition systems. explains why. when black lives matter activists take to the streets they're clear they're not protesting against a few bad apples in police departments but a system of policing that wittingly or unwittingly targets people of color and they say needs to be completely overhauled the widespread use of facial recognition software by police forces apparently unconcerned by the technologies in accuracy is a clear example of this robert williams was interrogated having been arrested and taken into custody by detroit police the day before and it soon became clear he had been mis identified a look i said not us not me he tells another payroll we see i guess this nigerian. i pick that paper up and hold it and they said this is not me and i hope you i don't think all blac

the book has been vindicated and kinda chilly way, by coronavirus but by the aftermath of the george lloyd kelly. if i had said that in america envisioned that defining the police. basically to spanning the police force. i think i would consider that part to extreme thing to say. i think the people would say your little crazy here. only dare say that i am hearing and present what is happened here in the san angelo economist, is that we are seeing here is a an attempt to supported socials conformity. i guess to almost anything foreseen. and even though in reflection, the right people kicking the feet of the activists of the black lives matter. the same thing of statues, sedately statues of columbus and churchill in a rambling had. the unknown soldier rated this shows you what's really going on. spelling about george floyd. it's a specific injustice of george floyd in the truth of it is that unified outrage from the right mean putting this video first surfaced. as an opportunity for national unity. but for the identity socialist they can't work like that. they need an instrumented deliciousl

i think lloyd george could have. the evidence is that british opinion was getting much less vehement against germany by the summer of 1919 than it had been nine months previously and it might well have been the case if george said, look, we're really going to go easy on the reparations or give more to france. if the british had been prepared to give more to france, it might have done it. but it was politically difficult. i'm not sure they could have done much more with germany. i think they felt that germany had lost. they felt that they had a good -- they had every right to punish it. and they also looked at what -- this is not -- my mother always told me, two wrongs don't make a right. but they did look at what germany had done to france after -- in 1871 and they looked at what germany had done to russia in march 1918. if you want to look at savage treaties, that one was savage. i detached huge chunks of russia and the boso i think there was e that germany should have paid some penalty. the trouble was, as a french

a tired nation, said david lloyd george, is a tory nation, and the united states today cannot affordbe either tired or tory. [applause] there may be those who wish to hear more, more promises to this group or that, more harsh rhetoric about the men in the kremlin as a substitute for policy more assurances of a , golden future, where taxes are always low and the subsidies are always high. but my promises are in the platform that you have adopted, our ends will not be won by rhetoric, and we can have faith in the future only if we have faith in ourselves. [applause] for the harsh facts of the matter are that we stand at this frontier at a turning point in history. we must prove all over again to a watching world, as we sit stage,st conspicuous whether this nation, conceived as it is, with its freedom of opportunities, its range of alternatives, can compete with the single-minded advance of the communist system. can a nation organized and governed such as ours endure? that is the real question. have we the nerve and the will? can we carry through in an age where we will witness not only

victory joe in terms of the broader body politick i mean how much of recent events the killing of george for lloyd the blood clot is not a movement how much have they had in this decision by joe biden because many observers talk about this racial reckoning that's sweeping through america right now. yeah we have had plenty of opportunities as a country to really confront our history of racial injustice in this country and the problem well has been that we have not had leaders who were willing to confront it head on art and instead maintain the status quo i think what joe biden is signaling today is that we are not going to miss this moment as a country that not only will we make sure that we evaluate and to let candidates of color particularly black women or black leadership to meet this moment but then as you will probably will begin to see that pivot to talk about the issues that black women voters that young voters that progressive wing of the party care about you'll begin to see that pivot of the campaign and senator harris and joe biden talking specifically about those issues in order to bring

lloyd george and the people around him sat down and thought to themselves it's a cost us if it doesn't cost us anything it might have some benefit why don't we just do it little did they know how much it was going to end up cost. and still to come the arab aid for independence from ultimate rule shareef scenes revolt general but often. what but a move initiative for saying fuck up and yet as i hear it come. the idea of the mandate the league of nations time for continued foreign rule over again under the facade of that. the old uncle took that set luna will go with a blog a set of rules see a little bed with something that these are the love with the open. and the long time impact on the arab world of british and french double dealing who can and will solve anything dug up into a lot of my look at place and. a story of love deception and death an israeli spy. orating on the deep cover in syria knowing that discovery would make sense and. al-jazeera well tells a gripping story of most at spy ellie coming up aerated undercover in syria in the 960 s. i'm not jaisha career that ended in pu

i think lloyd george could have. i think the evidence is, and this was before public opinion polls. the evidence is that british opinion was getting much less vehement against germany by the summer of 1919 than it had been say nine months previously, and it might well have been the case that if lloyd george had said, look, we're going to say we're really going to go easy on the reparations or we're going to give more to france. if britain would have been prepared to give more to france, that might have done it. but it was politically difficult. i'm not sure they could have done much more with germany. i think they felt germany had lost. they felt they had a good -- they had every right to punish it, and you know, again, what they did is also looked at -- which is not, my mother always told me two wrongs don't make a right, but they did look at what germany had done to france after 1871, and they also looked at what germany had done to russia in the treaty in march 1918, which if you want to lack at punitive and savage treaties, that one, which also involved austria hungary, was sava

calling for an economic development plan that they were entitled to the british prime minister 'd lloyd george in $126.00 made a statement that the caribbean is the slum of the british empire it's an embarrassment to the british empire because of this problem when the west indian government's economic development plan they were rejected the prime minister in that and tobago dr williams made that famous statement in 162 just before his country became independent he said were to see the caribbean as an orange. dry throne with the p u on the ground and now they are free to slip on the peel it was not a long time ago isn't very much in the present and because the demanded economic compensation demanded the right to report to be justice but because britain and the european powers were able to you already so bluntly and so brutally these islands were not able to allow their voice to go to the international community it is only now that most of them are secure in their sovereignty. to raise their voices once again it says this conversation must continue. millions of people in latin america were lifte

power politics is always changing the great liberal revival has been forecast many times since lloyd george left office essentially a goal but rather like the holy grail it's been difficult to find and even more difficult to retain equally the equivalent and opposite suggestions of the party's imminent demise of also being greatly exaggerated the big ups and downs but they're not dead yet and in politics with those any life a tall there's always hope and so from this we know myself and all of the show is good bye for now stay safe we'll see you again next week. the jail especially but it's put to rest and not just get up but just tell them. which never. eat eat eat food. march or i'm going to. put up. a very good. job. did. you push too much to thomas moore some. coup d'etat the sudden fullest and illegal takeover of a government by a small group. so rather than revolutionaries all soldiers could vent small groups the corporations when you have a tiny group of people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and take it back. loser sac

love politics is always changing the great liberal revival has been forecast many times since lloyd george left office a century ago the rather like the holy grail it's been difficult to find and even more difficult to retain equally the equivalent and opposite suggestions of the party's imminent demise of also being greatly exaggerated the big ups and downs but they're not dead yet and in politics where those any life a tall there's always hope and so from this we know myself and all of the show is good bye for now stay safe we'll see you again next week. as the u.s. economy was booming gaining numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the only ended up with the reality of the. financial ecology and the lack of affordable housing for a living minimum wage give many people new choice you know there's been a problem with the city not always turn. away all this. because yes that requires resources the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become the invisible clubs. better roofs

power politics is always changing the great liberal revival has been forecast many times since lloyd george left office essentially a goal but rather like the holy grail it's been difficult to find and even more difficult to retain equally the equivalent an office at suggestions of the party's imminent demise of also being greatly exaggerated the big ups and downs but they're not dead yet and in politics with those any life a tall there's always hope and so from this we know myself and all of the show is good bye for now stay safe we'll see you again next week. illustrations but it's what it's best i'm not mr but the style of. which not. even. the free version of the march. quarter. hospital visit. to. be pushed too much to thomas about it or some. aha no no. no shots. action. well it's true no 1st. point ch your thirst for action. continues to boil people have already started gathering in the city center again while police are bolstering their forces to will take you through day 4 of the country's post-election plans meanwhile 2 freelancers working for artie's video agency released in mins

partition was a fact of occupation and then the british and the french negotiated and clemenceau and lloyd george themselves negotiated probably in a taxi between victoria station and and 10 downing street when clemenceau arriving in london and in december of 1900 so it was completely casual and resisted and opposed by virtually everyone in the region. so mark sykes died soon after the war aged 13. 9 he cast a long shadow across the arab world especially palestine. on the sites because now it was colored brown an area under international administration yet to be decided. of britain's 3 wartime promises the one made by foreign minister author balfour proved the most enduring and controversial. kind of moderate cycle a one why amara. said re are. going to be a lot of land with a one as she has you want to show any of her side by the left her mom or her while it's a lot. about the ballot for. there were many reasons for baal for his promise after centuries of and he semitism in russia and europe jews had started to settle in palestine. the jewish nationalist movement zionism was gaining momentum its

"a tired nation," said david lloyd george, "is a tory nation."nd the united states today cannot afford to be either tired or tory. [applause] there may be those who wish to hear more, more promises to this group or that, more harsh rhetoric about the men in the kremlin as a substitute for policy more assurances of a , golden future where taxes are always low in the subsidies are and the subsidies are always high. but my promises are in the platform that you have adopted. our ends will not be won by rhetoric, and we can only have faith in the future only if we have faith in ourselves. [applause] for the harsh facts of the matter are that we stand at this frontier at a turning point of history. we must prove all over again to we stand onorld, as a most conspicuous stage, whether this nation conceived as it is with its freedom of -- its opportunity, and range of alternatives can compete with the single-minded advance of the communists. can a nation organized and governed such as ours and your endure?as ours that is the real question. have we the ner