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where they're watching the hawks are. survival guide. to the storm. repatriations look at the rest of 70 years. of the. record. greetings and salutations women are more than a sum of our reproductive parts women are a force a powerful and strategic group a group that the route history was seen as such a threat to the massage mystic male dominated environment that women's rights were stripped we were treated like 2nd class citizens and public and even in our own homes but the year 2020 with all of its ups and downs gives time to pay homage to and celebrate one of the greatest victories american women have achieved gaining the right to vote 100 years ago on august 18th 1020 the 19th amendment to the us constitution was ratified and the largest expansion of democracy in american history came as a result of the 19th amendment this is story year of its internal celebration also brings to light other factors related to voter rights the battle for the white house to sit with president donald trump's reelection campaign explicitly working to not only limit di

well i'm going to watching the hawks i am. and i'm joining us today to discuss this week of irresponsibility in washington d.c. is a man who is responsible for bringing us the whole picture that is the host of the big picture mr holland could always a pleasure oh and thank you. i miss you guys i know we're so far away and no holiday you've been covering the antics of congress for quite some time now how you are responsible in their duties are silent majority leader mcconnell and the rest to take a 3 day weekend when 1000000 americans are facing are literally on the brink. you know as you pointed out the benefits run out the rent is due and i got a 3rd bullet point for you the event should moratorium is over and there are protesters ringing the courthouse in new orleans blocking lawyers from coming in to file even action actions so this is a hell of a moment to go on vacation and i am so struck by mitch mcconnell's hubris naive take this guy is up for reelection and has a formidable democratic opponent back home in kentucky and

a welcome one to watching the hawks i am tired and i'm in the crowd and joining us now are on a lemon executive director of the women's suffrage some time your commission and patricia work the executive director and c.e.o. of turning point suffragist memorial association thank you both for coming on it's an author have a new. beginning here. the 19th amendment is a very important part of american history and women's right to vote is particularly vital with women being the largest demographic in america something we should all be excited and celebrating but how did we get here and what's the significance of the 19th amendment centennial in 2020 when we know that this might be one of the most consequential elections of our time. that you want to take that one. well. i believe that this is history in the making there have been other milestones in the suffrage movement to 50 years the 75 year history but this here is just. the 100 here anniversary people are taking notice at our organization we like to say that the separation movement is the best kept secret in american history by doing p

well go to watching the hawks. and i'm well well well look at this brand new slate of executive orders don't really know if they really will amount to anything but let's . see what they're all about show absolutely. it's interesting because republican sort of these executive orders that trump did over the weekend are getting kind of attacked from all sides even republican sides republican senator ben say is so nebraska he called them the pen and phone theory of executive lawmaking called it unconstitutional. slop but it's a pretty hefty thing to mount and i think that one of the most interesting things that you point out is that trump is taking fire from both sides on this because congress doesn't like being overstepped. so you have people on the democratic side a lot of house members who are taking trump to task but you also have a lot of republican senators who feel as though they are no longer part of the conversation what trump has done in this and i think that you point to some interesting things here. he is u

even more horrors of our prison industrial complex i think that's a good place to start watching the hawks. what's going on in a city streets. that are so let's see this is this joyce state see a. great city desolate systemic deception is so. which i will so when you feel. and welcome everyone watching the hawks i am tyrone and i want to hear from and joining us today to discuss the state of u.s. prisons as we get deeper into the 1st year of the cobra 1000 pandemic is the president of the n.w. slepian georgia mr james wood all and dr andre m. perry author and fellow at the metropolitan policy program at the brookings institute thank you both for coming on today. so look over probably have overcrowding lack of proper medical care or unsanitary living conditions were already major issues in the u.s. prison system how is covert 19 exacerbated these existing issues dr perry your thoughts. well if you mentioned it there were looted prisons art. that. where its product. areas. are. areas. they are also. areas people have little recourse and so we need to look or examine the conditions in prisons

is quickly becoming a list of potential felonies i think that's a good time to start watching the hawks. on a city street you want to. see that this is your state see a. great city this least systemic just says please show which. so you'll. welcome our border watching the hawks i am tired old winter and i don't it's across a major there's incredible way people are protesting people are taking to the streets so what is our response we're going to look at this problem head on we're going to take on racial injustice in this country we're going to you know really get to the root core or we could just you know make it a crime to protest that we went with option b. . isn't it interesting because we see hash tag after has name after name dead men black men and women who have been violently abused at the hands of the police and the refrain is always reform reform reform we have this institutional racism that exists within this institution has always been there and the answer from legislators is seemingly let's punish the protesters isn't that weird to me i mean yes we've seen. you know people g

this is our team josh next watching the hawk starts in moments stay with us. greetings and salyut ation. well hello hello hello and welcome back everyone to a brand new week of hawk watching and my goodness is the august news cycle started off with a bang a quite literal and deeply tragic bang for the people of lebanon over $200.00 souls and counting of lost their lives to an ammonium nitrate explosion in the port of beirut in the aftermath and fall out of this tragedy the peers to be the dire results of government negligence ignored warnings and failed infrastructure it is now being reported that the lebanese government is resigning amid all of the outrage over the blast there resigning meanwhile here in the land of milk and honey in coded leaders of the united states of america are still deadlocked in the goshi ations negotiations over how little they should have to spend on the care and safety of u.s. citizens in a time of pandemic and how much they can funnel to special interest groups and corporate bailouts instead of u.s. citizens but thankfully over the

welcome we're going to watching the hawks i am tired old winter and i don't get. a measure that is incredible 8 people are protesting people are taking to the streets so what is our response we're going to look at this problem head on we're going to take on racial injustice in this country we're going to you know really get to the root core or we could just you know make it a crime to protest we will have option b. . isn't it interesting because we see hash tag after has name after name dead men black men and women who have been violently abused at the hands of the police and the refrain is always reform reform reform we have this institutional racism that exists within this institution has always been there and the answer from legislators is seemingly let's punish the protesters isn't that weird to me i mean yes we've seen. you know people go do stupid things burn down a gas station i mean i remember back to ferguson was like oh my gosh they burned down the local gas station and all they looted target are all this and these things are separate though from what ac

complex i think that's a good place to start watching the hawks. if you want to know what's going on a city a new street you want to see. them so you like to see the prices you always just state i'll see you drone strikes mass graves suggests least systemic deception is the late show which is i would say when the field. and welcome everyone are watching the hawks i am to roll them to an island and joining us today to discuss the state of u.s. prisons as we get deeper into the 1st year of the covert 19 pandemic is the president of the n.w. c.p.u. in georgia mr james wood all and dr andre m. perry author and fellow at the metropolitan policy program at the brookings institute thank you both for coming on today. so look over probably have overcrowding lack of proper medical care or unsanitary living conditions were already major issues in the u.s. prison system how is covert 19 exacerbated these existing issues dr perry your thoughts. well if you mentioned it there were looted. art in. that. 5 years where its product. areas. are. areas. they are also.

welcome everyone watching the hawks fire over the time of the. so many it's pretty incredible i want to start i want to start and throw this quote to choose from michigan state attorney general dana nestle whose democrat ran as a democrat she told the media after completing this settlement she told the media quote healing flint will take a long time but our ongoing efforts and today's settlement announcement are important steps in helping all of us move forward. $600000000.00 a lot of money i'm glad to see the settlement but kim. the city of flint truly move forward given the sins that the state committed against them absolutely not and even though 600000000 sounds like a lot of money in theory you can't put a price tag on what has happened to the citizens of point we're talking long long term effects we're talking young kids who have lost their teeth we're talking people who now have respiratory issues we're talking people who now have 8 the intestinal issues we're talking about generations ongoing that are going to have some serious problems wh

unwelcome everyone watching the hawks i am tyrone and i was robbed and joining us today to discuss the state of u.s. prisons as we get deeper into the 1st year of the coburg 19 pandemic is the president of the n.w. c.p.u. in georgia mr james wood all and dr andre m. perry author and fellow at the metropolitan policy program at the brookings institute thank you both for coming on today. so look over probably have overcrowding lack of proper medical care or unsanitary living conditions were already major issues in the u.s. prison system how is covert 19 exacerbated these existing issues dr perry your thoughts. well if you mentioned it there were deluded to that part in. that. where it's really a product. area. are. very. they're also. very people have little recourse and so we need to look or examine the conditions in prisons in and we need to socially distance people and create the kind of conditions that enable people to thrive and so. the short of it is that prisons are in the main places that that are conducive for virus spread. and other illnesses. and james here in washington d.c.

i welcome in watching the hawks i am tired rolled winter and i'm. all right and joining us today to talk about the democrat and republican conventions and the state of the united states today is political analyst ablest jones do we are the president of the phyllis schlafly for magick ation and legal defense fund mr ed martin and rob richardson the host of disruption now podcast thank all thank you all 3 for coming on today. i haven't seen you sewed gentlemen i want to start with the messaging we've seen come out of both the democratic and republican conventions and this messaging that the world is going to and as we know it if you vote for the other guy is that messaging helping or hurting the current political and economic crisis that are unfolding in this country this past year and most certainly moving forward rob we'll start with do. yeah i don't know that kind of a trick question is certainly not helping so i guess i would be hard and. i would just say that i want to start from the democratic side to move to the republican side some from the de

do we need to come up with a new definition for a fiscal hawk?e are calling these people fiscal conservatives. they've got a $1 trillion deal on the table. with theew up conservatives and the hawks of another time and place. always negotiated, always found a middle ground, and there were some real arguments along the way. this is totally different. this is the teachers of the tea party, the house freedom committee. this is a completely different tone that centers around my way or the highway. toathan: i think it is fair say if fiscal conservatism in 2020 is a $1 trillion bill, then the fiscal hawks lost to the argument. we need to get a little bit real about that. governor cuomo yesterday, handing the drowning man an anchor. that is what he said about the president over the weekend. pretty much every governor said something similar. this is the current addled, the president -- the current battle, the president versus the states. tom: i cannot express the anecdotal slowdown. jonathan: we don't see it in the equity market. in the s&p 500, we advanc

i think that's a good place to start watching the hawks. what's going on in a city street you want to. see the crisis you always state see a. great city this least systemic to sepsis late show which. some things go as. well going to watching the hawks i am tired and i'm sick well well well i'm a look at this brand new slate of executive orders don't really know if they really will amount to anything but let's dive in and see what they're all about show. it's interesting because republican so there is these executive orders the trump did over the weekend are getting kind of attacked from all sides even republican sides republican senator ben say it's so nebraska. he called them the phone theory of executive law called it unconstitutional. slop and that was a pretty hefty thing to mount and i think that that one of the most interesting things that you point out is that trump is taking fire from both sides on this because congress doesn't like being overstepped. so you have people on the democratic side a lot of house members who are taking tr

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national lampoon of a foreign policy in africa which means i think it's time to start watching the hawks. you want to go on a city street you want to. see this joyce state see. this great city this least systemic deception is the late show which. some real. world are going to watching. because you know me so when we look at i think $22.00 countries out of the entire continent of africa we're seeing u.s. special forces deployed. is the war on terror really so great that we need to be in 22 countries of africa because in my mind i think that's 22 too many my swift answer is absolutely not i am searching for justification because that's almost 2 dozen countries and the reality here is there honestly isn't a justification there isn't one that it's being given and other than just pilfering away resources and trying to take advantage of africa in the way that the u.s. has always done i don't see any other necessity for having that that much of a presence there it really does boggle the mind and i think the i think it all gets routed back to the war on terror at the end of the day is that we ha

welcome everybody to watching the hawks i am tyro of and. joining us today to discuss the latest domestic military industrial complex news is the former senior security policy analyst from the office of the secretary of defense the one and only michael malone michael we haven't had john in forever thank you for coming on today. my pleasure thanks for having me so michael bottom line is there any real world military justification for putting billions into the f. 35 an arms spending into a covert 19 recovery bill. oh absolutely not in fact i'm shocked that. even the senate republicans would even buy into that simply because. they made a very strong point that they want to strictly for stimulus to put people back to work there's no place for this kind of stimulus package for the military at this point. in the stimulus package there the the congress passed a $740000000000.00. defense budget already and they and they can always add supplements later but keep the divorce from this is just a mess he's the priorities and it really shows that the tru

all right everybody as we go to break over there you can also start watching the hawks on the man to the brand new portable t.v. which is available on all platforms so do not you do not pick it up you better pick this up app up because it's hot all right coming up we talk to the circus that is the democrat. republican conventions with the host of redacting night yes leak joins us and you do not want to miss this stay tuned to watch the whole. because there's survival guide book stacey just like all going to start simply incredible all the services. cliches are you going to get. back to. playing. repatriations when we get the rest in 7 years. bill of the 70 year olds kaiser report. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage street. that was coordinated loyalist attacks on the population of tens of thousands were forced to flee their homes and what was striking to put these attacks was that the or you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of presenting they were active participants in the burning of the streets in belfast i think more than 100 innocen

national lampoon of a foreign policy in africa which means i think it's time to start watching the hawks. what's going on in a city you really want to see. there so you. see this as this you always state see a. great city displays systemic deception is so which. so that you feel. welcome we're going to watch in august i am tyrone for him to run because you know me so when we look at i think $22.00 countries out of the entire continent of africa we're seeing u.s. special forces deployed is that and is the war on terror really so great that we need to be in 22 countries of africa because in my mind i think that's 22 too many my swift answer is absolutely not i am searching for justification because that's almost 2 dozen countries and the reality here. is there honestly isn't a justification there isn't one that it's being given and other than just pilfering away resources and trying to take advantage of africa in the way that the us has always done it i don't see any other necessity for having that that much of a presence there it really does boggle the mind and i think the i think it all

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well everyone watching the hawks. and i and joining us today to discuss the women and equality we're joined by the co-host of boom bust ceremony just to yoko are to you america sports producer regina hanley on the professor of african-american history at george washington university brittany lewis thank you all 3 for coming on and joining us today for having to have. well are going to we're going to go ahead and get started britney and i'm going to do a wrap around here so everybody gets to answer this one can women's equality truly be achieved and why is it so hard to move the needle forward on gender equality. you know i'm going to say yes and i'm going to say that as long as we continue to fight for it can be achieved but the reality is he is still with us today and we see it and we continue to find it expression with the times so i'm excited about the progress that we're going to continue to me and sarah what do you feel about it do you think that women's equality is moving forward i think it is and i think it has