in this week's show we'll be evaluating the record of henry kissinger. he was one of the most influential us statesmen of the 20th century and as a hardcore zionist, he shamelessly used his position to manipulate the united states into providing unequivocal support to israel. christinger was incredibly macchievelian, but unlike his modern day equivalence, he wasn't stupid and he certainly wasn't. mented. kissinger was also the architect of some of the 20th century's worst human rights abuses and war crimes. the tfabo chakra has been looking back at henry kissinger's life and legacy. the passing of a war criminal. the death of henry a kissinger at 100 years old marks the end of a bloody life. kissinger is well-known for his role in engineering the coup that brought general pinocha to power in chile and overthrowing the democratically elected leader salvador alende. kissinger's fingerprints were all over the wars, from vietnam to cambodia, to east timore, to bangladesh. less well known though, is kissinger's role in the neutralization of egypt as effective

w, ., , ., ., henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, henry?f a tv drama. she _ henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, she stood _ henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, she stood down - henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, she stood down as - henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, she stood down as chief i tv drama, she stood down as chief executive of the post office in 2019, since this tv drama which has really swept westminster, dominated the landscape, she has maintained silence, and in the last few moments she has broken that silence she says she has broken that silence she says she is truly sorry for the devastation caused for the sub—postmasters caught up in this it failure and she says that she will hand back her cbe with immediate effect, that is an extraordinarily unusual move, but the pressure on how to do just that has been growing. yesterday we had wishing you —— rishi sunak�*s a spokesman saying he wanted the award of the cbe to be reviewed, and she has clearly decided to pre—empt that and she has de

in this week's show we'll be evaluating the record of henry kissinger. he was one of the most... influential us statesman of the 20th century, and as a hardcore zionist, he shamelessly used his position to manipulate the united states into providing unequivocal support to israel. kistenger was incredibly macchievalian, but unlike his modern day equivalence, he wasn't stupid and he certainly wasn't demented. kistenger was also the architect of some of the 20th century's worst human rights abuses and war crimes. the tfabo chakra has been looking back at henry kissinger's life and legacy. the passing of a war criminal: the death of henry a kissinger at 100 years old marks the end of a bloody life. kissinger is well-known for his role in engineering the coup that brought general pinoche to power in chile and overthrowing the democratically elected leader, salvador alende. kissinger's fingerprints were all over the wars, from vietnam to cambodia to east temore to bangladesh. less well known though, is kissinger's role in the neutralization. of egypt as effect

this was all started by henry kissinger. well, we'll come back to the discussion in a moment after our next report about the lecut parties plans to assassinate henry kistenger in 1977. despite his services, the designist entity in neutralizing egypt, there were some in the israeli political arena who could not trust henry kissinger and saw his activity is harming designer's project, while his work on normalization was carried out in lock step. with the israeli labor party, the right-wing liquid party, which currently governs designist entity, was deeply opposed to him. us state department officials leaked the story to the new york daily news in 1977 that the liquid party had put $150,000 contract for the assassination of kissinger. at first it was claimed that the threat eminated from palestinian groups aware of his work in isolating them, but it was... described as a quote, a small radical splinter faction within israel's liquid opposition block. end quote: what is the truth? was this merely us state department propaganda t

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henry?— at home, henry? look, i mean, i'm sure he would _ at home, henry?ted if it worked. i mean, it is fascinating, the resurgence of labour north of the resurgence of labour north of the border, in scotland. i remember early in 2023 seeing anas sarwar in portcullis house in parliament and i went over to speak to him and his team, and basically, they were in london to lobby keir starmer and his team to put more resources into scotland. they were basically saying, we can win more than five seats, we could maybe even win ten. and now, one year on, here they are thinking they could win 20, maybe even 30, be the largest party in scotland again in westminster. and then of course there is the next set of scottish parliament elections coming down the track fairly soon after that full where they potentially could be in with a shot of forming a scottish government again for the first time since 2007. so there is a sudden vibe ship, to use the language of the day, in scottish politics, which is quite something to behold. it scottish politics, which is quite somethi

and henry at home. if you're watching, this is the sunday edition of newscasts, which is new on the tv. and i think, chaps, the main thing we're going to talk about today is trust in politics, which is something that people talk about a lot very earnestly and occasionally pompously. but the reason to talk about it today is that the big focus group project that we did, britain in a room, which we talked about yesterday, it was on the telly today, did raise a really central theme. a really central theme — does the public think that politicians can actually get anything done? does changing them bring change? yes. the system is broken. yeah. and i think as i said yesterday and we discussed a lot on bbc one this morning is there is a mood in the country at the moment that whichever politician it is, they're not really offering anything that can actually get stuff done. henry, do you think this is something to do with changing prime ministers more times than socks? that's surely part of it. i mean, it certain

but after that, it's not until 1884 that we get henry vinson plummer, who was a follower of henry mcneill turner to actually become official, first official, black chaplain in the regular army in the calvary and at one point in time in 1884, after he joins it's going to be henry vinson, plummer, john hanks, alexander and charles young all serving in the ninth calvary. at the same time. and it doesn't unnoticed right. but after charles young's untimely death, you do not get the first black general until 1940. and it is one of charles young's followers. bishop oh. bishop, i'm sorry. i'm bishop general benjamin ho. davies senior people are more familiar with benjamin davies, his son, because of his work as a tuskegee airman, his advocacy for black leadership. and so when we think about this perspective in looking at okay this is the in life and the world that charles young is thriving in or serving in its a very clear message in regards to when we think about the need you can fast forward today in about military leadership black military leadership right because if you are familiar with the

but after that, it's not until 1884 that we get henry vinson plummer, who was a follower of henry mcneill turner to actually become official, first official, black chaplain in the regular army in the calvary and at one point in time in 1884, after he joins it's going to be henry vinson, plummer, john hanks, alexander and charles young all serving in the ninth calvary. at the same time. and it doesn't unnoticed right. but after charles young's untimely death, you do not get the first black general until 1940. and it is one of charles young's followers. bishop oh. bishop, i'm sorry. i'm bishop general benjamin ho. davies senior people are more familiar with benjamin davies, his son, because of his work as a tuskegee airman, his advocacy for black leadership. and so when we think about this perspective in looking at okay this is the in life and the world that charles young is thriving in or serving in its a very clear message in regards to when we think about the need you can fast forward today in about military leadership black military leadership right because if you are familiar with the

claire, we just heard henry reference the - just heard henry reference the opinion polls, putting labourfar't snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory?— doesn't snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory? i think he has got to keep doing _ jaws of victory? i think he has got to keep doing what _ jaws of victory? i think he has got to keep doing what he _ jaws of victory? i think he has got to keep doing what he is - jaws of victory? i think he has got to keep doing what he is doing. i jaws of victory? i think he has got i to keep doing what he is doing. this morning. _ to keep doing what he is doing. this morning. he — to keep doing what he is doing. this morning, he has been out, setting out the _ morning, he has been out, setting out the case — morning, he has been out, setting out the case for what he would bring to the _ out the case for what he would bring to the country as prime minister and giving _ to the country as prime minister and giving people that hope. i think that is— giving people that hope. i think that is what people are looking for. the last _ that is what people are looki

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king henry henri france in the 15th century, king henry henri ii established the so-called chamber of fire at the paris parliament. over the course of 3 years, she condemned about 600 protestants, calvinists and huguenots, many of whom were killed. catherine de medici, on the conscience of catherine de medici, her son charles 9, the event of the night of st. bartholomew on august 24. more than 30 thousand people were killed in it and the many-day massacre of the huginots that followed it. the truth is, no one is interested. duplicity all the time exists in all manifestations in relation to us. well, for example, what the united states secretary of defense, floyd austin, says. putin's war. not the result of nato expansion, but the reason for nato expansion. damn, but excuse me, my dear friend, nato expansion began in 1990, when putin’s war began, as you say, and so on all the time. here's an amazing example: there is, uh, a ranking of the 100 best cities of 2023 . it was prepared by an agency called. resonance consultency is an authoritative canadian organization , it publishes ratings

henry, let me make my point. >> henry. stop. henry! >> henry. just stop. henry! then i'll come back to you. henry. thank you. me you. henry. thank you. let me make point. you. henry. thank you. let me ma i; point. you. henry. thank you. let me mai can point. you. henry. thank you. let me mai can give |t. you. henry. thank you. let me mai can give plenty you. henry. thank you. let me ma i can give plenty of >> i can give plenty of examples, but i don't really want question want to want to question that. >> stick to the >> let's let's stick to the point. the point is that if we look the history, where are look at the history, where are the egregious the worst egregious examples of this? egregious this? are the worst egregious examples of anne boleyn, or examples of this anne boleyn, or is ridley scott film is it the ridley scott film exodus where exodus gods and kings, where moses played christian moses is played by christian bale pharaoh rameses is bale and pharaoh rameses is played by joel edgerton, who come from wales and australia. like, obviously the pharaoh o

henry.rty are the only people that can stop labour from winning the next general election. and they are right now the only party because they're in government that can deal with immigration and deal with some of the serious border issues and other issues got. they're issues that we've got. they're in i wonder either is in power now. i wonder either is there an issue here? >> we're focusing a lot on what's on in the right of what's going on in the right of politics, while , the politics, all the while, the labour party has a higher vote share. if we believe the polls than reform and the tories put together . than reform and the tories put together. yeah. what's going on there? might the tories perhaps need to look more at why people are looking towards keir starmer, or is it just sort of, as some people allege, that while everyone else scraps, he can stand still and win by default? >> well, i don't think it's going to be by default. i think there is a genuine view in large parts of the countr

for now, henry, thank you. _ a general election year. for now, henry, thank you.et's talk - a general election year. for now, henry, thank you. let's talk to i a general election year. for now, | henry, thank you. let's talk to our economics editor faisal islam. we heard briefly from the president of rwanda speaking in davos where you are at the annual gathering. explain what you learnt there. it is are at the annual gathering. explain what you learnt there.— what you learnt there. it is often for: otten what you learnt there. it is often forgotten this — what you learnt there. it is often forgotten this rwanda _ what you learnt there. it is often forgotten this rwanda deal- what you learnt there. it is often forgotten this rwanda deal has l what you learnt there. it is often i forgotten this rwanda deal has two sides. the uk, that is being debated in the commons as you are hearing, but also rwanda and we rarely hear from paul kagame on this. you heard a clip in that report where he said this was the uk's problem, not rwanda's. sounding quite annoyed about some of

henry was there on downing street.im being wielded almost say, i like a deputy prime minister and i wonder if you two boffins think that cameron's trumped dowden? i think david cameron has a lot of power and a lot of influence. i must push you to answer my question. and i think that david cameron is doing a lot of work that the prime minister otherwise would actually be doing. so those grip and grins, the cheesy handshakes in front of number ten when foreign leaders come to town, those bits of protocol, those bits of phone calls, those bits of this, that and the other, david cameron can do a lot of that work that a prime minister would normally do because he has the status of a foreign prime minister. no offense to james cleverly, opposite numbers, expect to see opposite numbers, but david cameron has the status as a former pm to take lots of that work of rishi sunak�*s back. take us behind the scenes because when you walked in here for i wouldn't call it rehearsals, people looking at this would not think it's been reh

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> henry. thank you. and we have special uninterrupted coverage of the memorial service at 10:00. you can see it on ktvu.com as well. and through the fox local app. >> two coming up on mornings on two. the nine the already high cost of living in california could be going up even more due to an increase in insurance rates. the latest company raising its prices, and why one rate hike may not be approved by regulators. then a group of oakland residents, speaking in support of embattled mayor shengtao. why opponents say she needs to be removed from office and how the mayor responds (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now...have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-work

henry says the whole thing has been frustrating.is not too concerned with what was stolen but he says it is now harder for them to feel safe here. >> is not about replacement, and all that , property value, doesn't really matter. it is about the anxiety of waking up at night, having to drive over and 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. in the morning and just don't know as your business would be in good shape. >> reporter: henry told me right now he has no plans to change locations but he did say if they do continue to get >> reporter: and into he will have no choice but to shut down and move. >>> the a's have killed another baseball dream in oakland, this time after blocking the minor-league oakland ballish from playing a game at the coliseum. the b's announcing on x that despite having an agreement in place, and putting in a down payment with the company that operates the coliseum , the a's, who have exclusive rights over any professional baseball played at the site declined to grant them consent to play their game, which was scheduled for june 29t

they drove the confederate troops off of matthews back toward henry hill.o off of matthews hill in the morning back to henry hill in the afternoon, which is where the fighting took place there as word that morning success which we'll talk about more just a bit past back to centreville those with connections aside it's time it's for us to move forward. in fact some of them thought maybe we can be helpful. the senators, the congressmen, the press. now, throughout the day, these men, perhaps 75 and all, began to from an area of centreville to here today. this is a quarry here, but it's about 80 feet above bull run and about, oh, 800 yards or so from the stream. and there those people could actually see what was going on on the battlefield to some extent. and as the day went on, some of them bolder, some of them decided, well, i'm a congressman, i can take part, can help with this thing. a guy who was spurned went down and offered to perform a reconnaissance for robert sink, his ohio troops. and he did congressman alfred ely of new york decided he wanted to get

so, yes, as henry— leaving european courts. so, yes, as henry said. — leaving european courts. pass— henry said, i do think this will pass tomorrow, but even if it does, it still— pass tomorrow, but even if it does, it still needs — pass tomorrow, but even if it does, it still needs to get through the lords, — it still needs to get through the lords, it— it still needs to get through the lords, it still needs to get through the uk _ lords, it still needs to get through the uk courts, and we can expect many— the uk courts, and we can expect many organisations to challenge that _ many organisations to challenge that this— many organisations to challenge that. this is only the very beginning. tojust pass that difficult _ beginning. tojust pass that difficult hurdle of getting this emergency bill through will be a small— emergency bill through will be a small win — emergency bill through will be a small win amid a whole load of losses— small win amid a whole load of losses that the pm has suffered recently — losses that the pm has suffered recently. do losses that the pm has suffer

king henry henri france in the 15th century, king henry henri the second, during the parisian parliamentry fire. over the course of 3 years, she condemned about 600 protestants, calvinists and huguenots, many of whom were burned. catherine de' medici, on the conscience of catherine de' medici, her son charles ii, the event of the night of st. bartholomew on august 24, 1572, later than the infamous night of st. bartholomew. during it, and the many days of massacre that followed, the huginots were destroyed. more than 30 thousand people, the truth is of no interest to anyone, all the time duplicity exists in all forms towards us, well , for example, what the secretary of defense of the united states, lloyd austin, says, putin’s war is not a result of nato expansion, but a reason nato expansion. damn, just excuse me, my dear friend, nato expansion began in... in 1990, when putin’s war began, as you say, and so on all the time, here’s an amazing example, here’s a ranking of the 100 best cities 2023, it was prepared by an agency called resonance consultency, this is an authoritative canadian

according to some sources , a fifth or a quarter of nothing was killed. innocent irish king henry henrinry henri ii established the so-called chamber of fire at the paris parliament. over the course of 3 years, she condemned about 600 protestants, calvinists and huguenots, many of whom were killed. catherine de medici. on the conscience of catherine de medici, her son charles. event of the night of st. bartholomew on august 24. 572 years after the notorious night of st. bartholomew, during it and the many days of massacre that followed it, more than thirty huginots were killed. thousands of people, the truth is of no interest to anyone , all the time duplicity exists in all manifestations in relation to us, well, for example, what the united states secretary of defense lloyd austin says, putin’s war is not a result of nato expansion, but a reason nato expansion. damn, just excuse me, my dear friend, nato expansion began in 1990. this is the ranking of the 100 best cities of 2023, it was prepared by an agency called resonance consultancy, this is a reputable canadian organization, it pub

playing down the divisions, henry. i imagine. afternoon. playing down the - divisions, henry. will be hoping for more of a unified approach today.— unified approach today. he isn't auoin to unified approach today. he isn't going to get _ unified approach today. he isn't going to get it- _ unified approach today. he isn't going to get it. you _ unified approach today. he isn't going to get it. you can - unified approach today. he isn't going to get it. you can see - unified approach today. he isn't| going to get it. you can see why michael tomlinson was playing down the divisions but the truth is having 60 mps, but one in five of all conservative mps, voting to assert that rishi sunak�*s flagship immigration policy doesn't go far enough. some of them have said they don't think it will do what it says on the tin, it won't work, seriously embarrassing to the prime minister at the start of an election year. that said, the expectation in government still is that the vast majority of the rebels will back away from voting down the legislation altogether. they don't want the pretty un

henri; is, what took you all so long? henry zeffman at — is, what took you all so long?effman at westminster, _ is, what took you all so long? henry zeffman at westminster, thanks. i time for a look at the weather. here's chris. we had a lovely start to the day across the north of wales. these altocumulus lenticular clouds lit up by the sun across the north wales area of anglesey. it is a brighter day to day with more sunshine to go around, but we still have the lingering after—effects from last week? heavy rain, with over 100 flood warnings currently in force. today has been another day where we have seen some snowfall in areas like jersey and the channel islands, also seen in bodmin in south—east england and around the murray coastline. for most of us, there is a lot more sunshine to go around. gusty winds again, making of your chilly, and those winds are affecting yorkshire. the showers in the channel islands are tending more towards sleet and rain over the next few hours. a cold feeling day. in aviemore, where we got down to —11 last night, temperatures are likely to

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joining us live now is henry harteveldt, president of the global travel industry research and advisory firm. the atmosphere research group. henry nice to have you on today. >> hello, kristen. >> so the faa has cleared the max nine to fly, but what is the process? tell us about the inspections that they need to go through. >> these are going to be detailed inspections. they last approximately ten hours per airplane where the airlines mechanics uh, will uh, look at the bolts that hold those plug doors in place, make sure everything is as it should be. the faa is there. they then review the work and sign off on it. so there are two of these plug doors on the plane, one on each side, and uh, the mechanics have to review all of that to ensure everything that they are correctly positioned. the bolts are where they should be. doors stops, pins, all of that, all right. >> so it's not just this okay. you can go back. there's that whole process which you just mentioned. nonetheless on some of the online travel forums, i see some people expressing that they're nervous about getting back on a max

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henry: quality put it this way actually diversity assorted to do this was actually the city of laredo democratic mayor mother was said to people to dallas and houston got calls from the mayor news and say, don't send them over here was a democrat doing that again most people are going will he will fly none of us but abbott was able to serve without wave that i think he did it in a good way to get the attention because now you have, the mayor, democratic mayors sing what we've been saying about the border for years and are now saying, we missing just too many people coming in and it's expensive to take care of these people whatsoever in the united states. brian: california gives illegal in muskoka and surgery if they choose that when new york said three meals a day laundry to keep her housing do they understand some of us makeup makes everything worse. henry: there's push factors and push factors are you know, the public looking for a job within full factors that can be very powerful. the examples you gave talk full factors. the powerful effect they can get to the border his people unp

henry louis gates, jr.omedian dusty slay, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1906 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, come on now! [ cheers and applause enjoy yourself welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you are here [ cheers and applause thank you for watching i'm so excited about tonight's show natasha lyonne is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause and from "finding your roots," dr. henry louis gates, jr. is here >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: this is fascinating. i ran into dr. gates backstage, and he told me that my great, great, great, great, great grandparents were a pint of guiness and a sack of potatoes [ laughter ] i thought that was nice. i love "finding your roots," but i noticed when a white's celebrity ancestry hits 1865, they're like, "that's far enough!" thank you, that's far -- [ laughter ] "we know - we know enough." >> steve: did -- jimmy did dr. gates rea

and they interrogated a man by the name of henry ellison. henry albertson was then arrested, put in chains, escorted from the ship to the middle of charleston, where the city jail is. and he was basically incarcerated. the law that caused him to be incarcerated was a brand new port regulation. and when the captain asked about what was going on, the deputy sheriff who arrested him said, well, henry albertson is being arrested because he is a free black man. that was that was his crime. the crime of being of being black and not being enslaved. the captain was absolutely aghast, as many of you were a literally heard. you be aghast. he had the same sort of reaction after consulting with the british council in charleston. he hired an attorney to sue for henry atkinson's release. there are plenty of treaties on the books between the great war, between great britain and the united states that emphatically say that the citizens of the united states and the subject of great britain, they're allowed to go to each other's port cities to conduct trade.

lovely to see you, henry . um, may to gb news. lovely to see you, henry. start with to gb news. lovely to see you, henry . um, may i start with you? henry. um, may i start with you? how do you how do you assess the condition of the scottish national party at the moment? >> well, it's still extremely fortunate in that it is the main party of scottish nationalism, and haven't yet seen flaw and we haven't yet seen the flaw that gives them completely that that gives them completely fall of vote, which, fall out of their vote, which, you you you might, given you know, you you might, given their shocking track record in governing scotland, of which this the latest example, this is just the latest example, they are still they are still set to pick up potentially 25 or more and bearing mind more seats. and bearing in mind that before 2015, they only ever held six and the highest they'd ever 11. but they are ever held was 11. but they are absolutely paying price for absolutely paying the price for all of those years in which they were untouchable. and they allowed

henry was there on downing street.at cameron's trumped dowden? i think david cameron has a lot of power and a lot of influence. i must push you to answer my question. and i think that david cameron is doing a lot of work that the prime minister otherwise would actually be doing. so those grip and grins, the cheesy handshakes in front of number ten when foreign leaders come to town, those bits of protocol, those bits of phone calls, those bits of this, that and the other, david cameron can do a lot of that work that a prime minister would normally do because he has the status of a foreign prime minister. no offense to james cleverly, opposite numbers, expect to see opposite numbers, but david cameron has the status as a former pm to take lots of that work of rishi sunak�*s back. take us behind the scenes because when you walked in here for i wouldn't call it rehearsals, people looking at this would not think it's been rehearsed. but when you walked in here, you passed on the comment that geordie gregg made. the former e

henry, thank you ve much and staff members. henry, thank you very much for— and staff members.u very much for that _ and staff members. henry, thank you very much for that assessment. - a man has been arrested after reports shots were fired at a cinema in liverpool on wednesday evening. the showcase cinema in croxteth was put on lockdown when a man threatened staff in the foyer before shooting at the outside of the building. bbc�*s andy gill is there and filed this report. well, several hours after it happened you can see the police are still at the cinema here. officers have been going to and from the foyer of the cinema. it all began at about 8:30 last night when a man walked into a newsagent in the norris green area of liverpool and demanded cash. he fired a shot but left empty handed. police say the newsagent was unharmed but shocked. about 20 minutes later, at 8:50, police had reports of shots being fired outside the cinema here. a man with a gun walked into the foyer and threatened staff. when he left police say he fired several shots into the air before escaping in a car

cbs' skyler henry is traveling with the president in the u.s. virgin islands.ood evening, skyler. >> reporter: hey, ed, good to see you. there are several issues the president is juggling heading into 2024 as he is also looking to stay in office with an election on the horizon. >> i speak to him regularly. >> reporter: president bush staying in close contact this weekend with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, with western military aid itself fro aggression. the biden administration is urging congress to take action and get more funding to ukraine. >> we believe that they can be successful in this conflict, that they can win, and they can push russian forces out of ukraine. but what they've got to have additional resources. >> reporter: but republican lawmakers on capitol hill say aid to ukraine and israel hinges on beefing up assets and sweeping policy changes along the u.s. southern border. today more than 300 migrants landed in rockford, illinois before being bussed to chicago, one of the major cities concerned about federal resources as they deal with

he decided to make educational policies that richard henry had established. carlisle, the target of his political and educational efforts. and so they built he and elizabeth thundercloud as indian preparatory academy, known as the american institute. and we have a photo here. i got a photo placed into the volume. and so he's one of many native american educators and leaders who understood that this policy that the federal government had to be changed. and this chapter 11 chronicles his and others kind efforts to modify and reform federal indian policy and ultimately culminates with the indian new deal of the 1930s, which is the most important kind of policy reorientation in american indian history. when the federal government finally, for the first time, reverses its policies of essentially destroying tribal communities and attempts to provide certain forms of self-governance. vernons, through a series of statutes and laws and in establish self-governing native american communities under indian reorganization act of 1934. this is the legislative achievement o