laborers international union of north america tweeting the anticipated decision to cancel the keystoneeline will kill thousands of good paying union jobs and there's this from the united association of union plumbers and pipe bidders. and revoking this permit the biden administration has chosen to listen to the voices of fringe activists instead of union members and the american consumer on day one but if you are looking for reporters at the white house to press the press secretary for answers about the job losses associated with the keystone decision or queries about the white house's view of national guardsmen sleeping in parking garages after being moved out of the capital and ask you were out of luck. questions about those topics for the briefing today, reporters did offer more than a dozen questions about donald trump. the real surprise watching that unfold. all this is happening, as the man expected to lead the state department anthony blinksen continues to await confirmation but when confirmed ended 20 will be he will have problems full with problems of candidates and challenges

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also gave him a building to serve as the headquarters for the international union for muslim scholars over which he presided. in addition to these religious platforms the government offered him a global media pulpit in 1996 a talk show on al-jazeera called sharia under life for over 15 years our kyra die dispensed weekly advice to an audience of 60000000 view as issuing fatwahs sometimes shocked the west. out of more than $6000.00 verses of the koran there is one verse that deals with a condescending and disobedient wife it is said that one of the methods of treatment is and that. how should a homosexual or a lesbian be punished. some say they should be thrown from a high place as god did with the people of sodom some say we should burn them 1st and the last a lot are they throughout history has imposed people upon the jews who would punish them for their corruption the last punishment was carried out by hitler. factoring all the things he did to them even though they exaggerated this issue he managed to put them in their place. for the media as. some friends have quoted that says isl

a spokesperson for service employees international union united healthcare workers, said john your health systems management has ignored worker complaints about safety protocols, especially where covid-19 is concerned. a spokesperson for john muir defended the hospital's covid-19 safety protocols, saying it isn't compliance with best practices as recommended by state county and federal health officials. well, the 2 2021 super bowl expected to look a lot different this year, including the ends boxes actually divorced and has more on those changes and the big brands taking a pass this year. there won't be a pepsi versus coca cola super bowl ad showdown february 7th both are setting the commercial game out. hep c is going to double down on its 12 minutes super bowl halftime show with the weekend and in a statement, the coca cola company says this difficult choice was made to ensure we are investing in the right resource is during these unprecedented times, adding will be toasting to our fellow brands with an ice cold coke from the sidelines. ad space for the game is still available. the cost

union here in germany will come. it is a dire situation have there been any improvements since the international labor union said last year that seafarers rights were being violated here. good morning and indeed it is a very dire situation and unfortunately with the imagine it's a new alliance of coping that we have set to see some governments and moving away from the progress make us here and reverting to old patterns that means both a lot of close as stable fly connections again becoming a barrier to successful coup changed and out of this country he contributes negatively to the difficult situation to see for us so see if i was the human rights continue to be at risk some see if i was a stand on i'd like to leave the ship and continue to work on the quest labor law conditions. the. international chamber of shipping says priority of vaccinations against a coronavirus would help seafarers get out of this situation do you agree unfortunately it's not that easy so with the appearance of new room are contained just strains that a key is it appears clear that getting on top of the virus will require more than this that

a spokesperson for service employees international union united healthcare workers, said john muir health systems management has ignored worker complaints about safety protocols, especially where covid-19 is concerned. a spokesperson for john muir defended the hospital's covid-19 safety protocols, saying it is in compliance with best practices as recommended. by state county and federal health officials. will pro life supporters gathered today in san francisco for the 17th and you will walk for life. west coast organizer say they considered concerns about covid and political unrest before deciding that peacefully standing up against abortion was worth it. participants attended morning mass at st mary's cathedral. then the group walked along market street to embarcadero plaza. we're here to be a voice for life to let them know that the nation is going to be pro life again. we want to reverse roe v. wade, and we're gonna fight really hard way love the babies. we love their moms and their families. and we're here to make america pro life again. most of the participants were mass. but many di

town also gave him a building to serve as the headquarters for the international union for muslim scholars over which he presided. in addition to these religious platforms the government offered him a global media puppet in 1996 a talk show on al-jazeera called sharia under life for over 15 years our current i dispensed weekly advice to an audience of 60000000 viewers issuing fatwahs sometimes shocked the west. out of more than $6000.00 verses of the koran there is one verse that deals with a condescending and disobedient wife it is said that one of the methods of treatment is and that. should a homosexual or a lesbian be punished. so some say they should be thrown from a high place as god did with the people of sodom some say we should burn them 1st and the last a lot already throughout history allah has imposed people upon the jews who would punish them for their corruption the last punishment was carried out by hitler the . fact that really all the things he did to them even though they exaggerated this issue he managed to put them in their place for the media as. some friends have quot

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and the international telecommunications union which played a big role in the development of 5 g. phone technology to. the un's department of economic and social affairs is also headed by a chinese official plus the chinese are assuming an increasingly important role in the un human rights council which is also based in geneva. china now constitutes over a 5th of the world population and economically speaking in terms of manufacturing industry and trade with china ranks 1st or 2nd in the world there are more chinese citizens going into big international organizations and assuming top posts usual she this trend is inevitable no one can stop this sort of work china is not going to accept insults discrimination or an equal treatment against our country and people my jobs it's not acceptable to slander and create rumors about china so we all the less sheena china has a strategy that consists of building its own intrinsic balances and it needs the world on the economic plane to maintain its internal balances for production and stability for the enrichment of its middle class those that

because he is promising good union jobs and pulling one over on their members the laborers international unionent national level, now they are losing at least a thousand other members have lost a job already and 9000 more are so supposed to be will not get a job. any agenda to bring jobs back to american citizens. liz: has republican 128 - of 29 competitive seats in the election. why because they focused on the job killing an agenda, that is what they did. let's listen to the oil patch worker who works on the keystone pipeline, we are hearing from these guys and women who work in the oil patch. you are threatening to billion dollars in wages in the heartland, montana, south dakota, nebraska, a coma, texas and texas will not have any of this, they sue and push back. >> they are going after new mexico and texas economies are hit hard especially new mexico with the covid restrictions of the governor who rely on this for hundreds of millions of dollars of income including the state every year. when pete buttigieg the department of transportation overseas pipeline. when pete buttigieg was grilled b

the laborers international union for example, pushed hard for joe biden to win on national member.y're losing, 1000 members lost a job already, 9,000 more who were supposed to be employed won't get a job. this doesn't square at all with a agenda to bring back jobs to american citizens. elizabeth: house republicans want 28 of 29 competitive seats in the election. why? because they focused on the job killing agenda, period. that is end of story. listen to this oil patchworker. he works on the keystone pipeline. we don't have the sot. we're hearing guys and women who work in the oil patch, you're threatening two billion dollars in wages in the heartland, montana, south dakota, nebraska, oklahoma, texas. you know texas will not have any of this. they will sue and push back on this. your thought? >> they're going after texas. they're going avenue mexico. economies hit hard right now especially with the covid-19 restrictions of governor who really rely on this for tens of mosts, hundred millions of dollars to the state. when pete buttigieg, the department of transportation oversees pipel

also gave him a building to serve as the headquarters for the international union for muslim scholars over which he presided. in addition to these religious platforms the government offered him a global media puppet in 1906 a talk show on al-jazeera called sharia under life for over 15 years our kyra die dispensed weekly advice to an audience of 60000000 viewers issuing fatwahs sometimes shocked the west. out of more than $6000.00 verses of the koran there is one verse that deals with a condescending and disobedient wife it is said that one of the methods of treatment is and b. that. should a homosexual or a lesbian be punished. so some say they should be thrown from a high place as god did with the people of sodom some say we should burn them 1st and the last a lot are a day throughout history allah has imposed people upon the jews who would punish them for their corruption the last punishment was carried out by hitler. factoring all the things he did to them even though they exaggerated this issue he managed to put them in their place for the media this. some friends have quoted tha

labor news, the service employees international union and drivers for ride-hailing companies are asking the california supreme court to invalidate proposition 22, arguing it is unconstitutional. prop 22, which passed in november, exempts companies like uber and lyft from having to classify their workers as employees rather than as independent contractors, depriving gig workers of basic wage and labor protections. the associated press reports former michigan governor rick snyder and other former officials are being charged in the wake of a new investigation of the flint water crisis. in 2014, flint's unelected emergency manager, appointed by then-governor snyder, switched flint's water supply to the flint river as a cost-saving measure. the move has been linked to at least 12 deathfrom an outbreak of legionnaires' disease and widespread lead poisoning in residents, including children, in the majority black city. to see our documentary on the poisoning of an american city, go to democracynow.org. and billionaire casino owner and republican megadonor sheldon adelson has died at the age of

town also gave him a building to serve as the headquarters for the international union for muslim scholars over which he presided. in addition to these religious platforms the government offered him a global media puppet in 1996 a talk show on al-jazeera called sharia under life for over 15 years our kara di dispensed weekly advice to an audience of 60000000 viewers issuing fatwahs sometimes shocked the west. out of more than $6000.00 verses of the koran there is one verse that deals with a condescending and disobedient wife it is said that one of the methods of treatment is and that. should a homosexual or a lesbian be punished. so some say they should be thrown from a high place as god did with the people of sodom some say we should burn them 1st and the last a lot are a deep throughout history allah has imposed people upon the jews who would punish them for their corruption the last punishment was carried out by hitler. factoring all the things he did to them even though they exaggerated this issue he managed to put them in their place for the media as. some friends have called it a hot

interview of plants animals and a fungus certain with extinction the international union for conservation of nature he's responsible for maintaining the database it contains more than $100000.00 species in categories ranging from the least cost to the extant we said told to us conservation expands how badly africa is affected by the disappearance of species and how important the red mist is for the protection on the most and plants. by loss of. life. of diversity and when the species is lost it's. that balance. i think it's so important for us because normally. on. almost. species our food. our environment and so on that's very important for human being to put it on as the she is morally unacceptable that it's wrong what it's not. because you know that the extinction of species is an irreversible sentiment. under species act in the domain of conservation but however. you know some more we consider some are more important some are like we're in it all was a commission insect and even bots really because the. process of the position of or the species but at the same time the produce. or ord

. >> shannon: so let's bring in president of the international union of operating engineers, terry mcgowantions. terry, good to have you with us. i think it is important to hear people personally, have a name and a face to go with these numbers on these stories. can you tell us about the impact and what has happened so far? >> well, actually i am the president of wisconsin, and wisconsin is home to two of the largest pipeline contractors in america. a great deal of our 10,000 members are pipe liners, and they are facing the reality of losing these good paying jobs. we had plas signed last year with the contractors, and they were good-paying, family-supporting jobs with good benefits. trans canada already committed to buying $150 million worth of u.s.-made steel pipe, and we had been talking with the contractors, been talking with the owner, over the course of the last two months, and suddenly come on inauguration day, we kind of had the rug pulled out from underneath us, and i was really unexpected. transcanada has done everything they could with the in units. they made them equity partner

the international union for the conservation of nature calls peach lands the largest natural carbon still on the. it's now the height of summer in silky antero and is steve heading back to the site they started rewilding at the tail end of winter they want to see if their work is paying off today we have this is being a former breed mining area that has been restored underwater and one of the key questions on. the question of what are they greenhouse gases and how much are they releasing or trapping and what happens before restoration and afterwards and today we are using. very high end equipment something called trace gas and allies or it's one of the firms in the quote that can criticize anything i'm korean house gas carbon dioxide my ferments as a mobile unit. this unit is worth $60000.00 terror is hoping it can provide crucial data to bring the nation and the world on board with his rewilding scheme how does it look like. ok up everything for your. consideration and what's going on with the c o 2 in a way so yeah ok so that's pretty steady so we are identifying that there are some poc

of the maritime section at the very labor union here in germany will come to d w it is a dire situation have there been any improvements since the international labor union said last year that seafarers rights were being violated here. good morning and indeed it is a very dire situation and unfortunately with the imagine it's a new alliance of kobe it's we have set to see some governments and moving away from the progress made last year and reverting to old patents that means both a lot of close as unstable fly connections again becoming a barrier to successful coup changed and all of this comes to contributes negatively to the difficult situation to see for us so see if i was human rights continue to be at risk some see if i was a step and i'd like to leave the ship and continue to work on the plus labor law conditions. the. international chamber of shipping says priority vaccinations against the coronavirus would help seafarers get out of this situation being very unfortunately it's not that easy so with the appearance of new more contagious strains that e.p. is it is clear that getting on top of the virus will require more than this that h

and the international telecommunications union which played a big role in the development of 5 g. phone technology to. the un's department of economic and social affairs is also headed by a chinese official plus the chinese are assuming an increasingly important role in the un human rights council which is also based in geneva. china now constitutes over a 5th of the world population. and economically speaking in terms of manufacturing industry and trade with china ranks 1st or 2nd in the world there are more chinese citizens going into big international organizations and assuming top of posts usual she this trend is inevitable no one can stop this sort of work china is not going to accept insults discrimination or unequal treatment against our country and people my jobs it's not acceptable to slander and create rumors about china so we all know that. china has a strategy that consists of building its own intrinsic balances a bit and it needs the world on the economic plane to maintain its internal balances for production stability for the enrichment of its middle class of the day

international my name's union o'neil. we begin with breaking news a british court rejected a u.s. extradition request for julian assange due to concerns about his mental health washington sees it will appeal the decision and still wants to try him on charges of espionage the president of mexico has offered political asylum to the wiki leaks founder we can take a look now at the reaction of a son just supporters are inside the courthouse when the verdict filtered art. i mean. it's true was it was you know was it was. was. was 6. was was was. was was was. was was as long as julian has to enter suffering in isolation as an unconvicted prisoner in belmarsh prison and as long as our children continue to beat the wrath of their father's love and affection. we cannot celebrate. we will celebrate the day he comes home a glimpse of hope to start the new year and hopefully a new era. it is a day. a day of with when for julian a song. we have people cautious it is not necessarily a win for journalists and. i'm delighted to welcome on to the program live roger waters the funding member lyrici

union. that's what you would expect any government or international body like the european union to do for its we're at that stage yet, and what i want, and i think what every government wants, is for astrazeneca to fulfil the contract and get these injections into people's arms, starting in the middle of february. now, we do know our supply is secure in february, but we need that supply to continue into march. and i have no doubt, if astrazeneca have supply problems in the european union, we won't be the only ones affected. that would have knock on effects everywhere. but they have to comply with what they've contractually agreed with the european commission. the whole point of the way the eu's handled covid is that it's supposed to be a joint, coordinated, cohesive operation across all of the member states. when one looks at this, that sort of coordination seems to be breaking down. hungary, for example, is so frustrated by the slow roll—out of vaccine through the commission, through the european medicines agency formal approval process, that they have now unilaterally decided to approve rus

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being promoted with funding from the european union and the international climate initiative. but it's not that simple and the mayor of pasig knows just how urgently change is needed. climate change and air pollution there are definitely problems for us globally but. the image of. air pollution is definitely a big recently we just completed our greenhouse gas inventor. are learning to see the least we need to do with. these numbers. in the near future . tell jim that is wants to profit from this switch to electrum ability base to the south of metro manila for 7 years now it's been building a range of electric vehicles including these jeepneys currently total motors still imports all its components from china. the vision is actually producing and engineering locally for our local costumers so our mission is to have people enjoy electric vehicles as their mode of transportation for public and private. but the company still relies on support from the philippine government and the e.u. . ema billets he has yet to properly take off in the country and the technical specifications ha

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ask congress to eliminate subsidies for fossil fuels a host of world to focus international efforts. in the european union there is mounting anger of over astrazeneca's failure to meet their promises of supplying the vaccine. the uk has announced a ten day hotel granting permits for travels from portugal, south america and much of south africa. the 2020 games and since they will go ahead as planned. —— incest. we games and since they will go ahead as planned. -- incest.— as planned. -- incest. we are not speculating _ as planned. -- incest. we are not speculating on — as planned. -- incest. we are not speculating on whether _ as planned. -- incest. we are not speculating on whether the - as planned. -- incest. we are not| speculating on whether the games as planned. -- incest. we are not - speculating on whether the games are taking _ speculating on whether the games are taking place, we are working with how the _ taking place, we are working with how the games will take place. joe biden has made climate change policy a key focus for his administration. on day one — he rejoined the paris climate agreement

is out of the internal market of the european union the single market and the customs union and boris johnson the prime minister is proclaiming it as a great moment in his new year's eve speech he said that britain was now had freedom in our hands saying it could do things differently and better his chief negotiator david frost saying that britain has now become a fully independent country making its own decisions well not everyone agrees the 1st minister of scotland nicholas sturgeon has tweeted to the scot and will be back soon europe keep the light on very much a reminder that she wants a referendum to break away from the u.k. and independence referendum and she knows that part of the for the driving force in that will be that many people in scotland are actually pro european union membership something which they have now lost of course in ireland the foreign minister simon kovi has said that this is no time to celebrate he has actually put out a warning saying we're going to see the 80000000000 euros worth of trade across the irish sea between britain and ireland disrupted by an a

. >>> now to your morning money report, there is now an international effort to unionize against mountainiew based google. this new coalition is called alpha global, and it consists of 13 unions in ten different countries including the u.s., which launched its union earlier this month. it is the late toast go beyond petitions and protests that could shake up the tech world that has long pushed back against unionization attempts. >>> now, let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning, we're up now about 120 points. >>> this morning, costco and target joining some other retailers in dropping coconut mill frk ik from its stores. the products were removed from target stores back in november. the company has denied allegations. >>> now to robotic monkeys, and a apes and hipos and giraffes. disney is making changes to the classic ride the jungle cruise. this is happening at disney land florida. the ride has long been criticized for some scenes that could be interpreted as racist or problematic. a post on the blog says the update will reflect the va

union. i know one of the leaders in london, that the south would be choked off by the pressure. i think the external pressure, the internalhave the records, we have the testimonies, it is a period that is very complex on this. i don't think there is any easy answers. and it is not simply the domestic issues. the international pressures are very real. and he has to figure out how to do it in a they be which he doesn't destroy his precious union. >> i don't think anyone can read the second inaugural address and think that lincoln is trying to punish the south. that there is no twha is happening. just take another look at that. >> thank you to the panel. ma'am, you talked about a pendulum shift, they are making their words to the district, what can you say about the current history. how would this impact the celebration of this holiday? >> it is one of the most troublesome issues that we fate today. we're worried about the difficulty of getting information into the schools. and we're still working on that. that is the only way i know how to say that. we're dissatisfied with the quo. it seems like right now many of them are u

international with meaning. the european union has announced its imposing export controls on coronavirus vaccines made in member states amid a rout over supply shortages brussels has also just given the green light the drug at the heart of the dispute made by a british firm astra zeneca artie's has the story. european union has confirmed that it's taking this extraordinary step of introducing export controls all it could get vaccines this means that any vaccine that is manufactured within the block that's the $27.00 countries will not be able to be exported outside the block and this comes amidst a huge drought that's been blowing up of the last few days delivery shortfalls of the dose this revolution concerns to the transport in sea and export of for 90 minutes each. as a protection and the safety of our citizens physical therapy. that is companies to increase production and knowledge we expect and it didn't work well for this huge public spat that's been playing out over the last few days and it really comes down to the call tha

cities worldwide where electrum ability is being promoted with funding from the european union and the international climate initiative. but it's not that simple and the mayor of pasig knows just how urgently change is needed. climate change and air pollution there are definitely problems for us but. the image of. air pollution is definitely a big problem recently we just completed our greenhouse gas invented the. air pollution into. the sea the least we need to do it every week to lower these numbers in the near future. once to profit from the switch to electrum ability base to the south of metro manila for 7 years now it's been building a range of electric vehicles including these jeepneys currently tojo most is still imports all its components from china. the vision is actually producing and engineering locally for our local costumers so our mission is to have people enjoy electric vehicles as their mode of transportation for public and private. but the companies still relies on support from the philippine government and the e.u. . what's more immobility has yet to properly take off in the countr

imagine the 11,000 american workers, including 8,000 union workers who were counting on that work feel the same way. we have headed back into an international pact that would have us self-inflict serious pain on working families. it's failed to curb china's emissions and without which our own emissions have been dropping anyway. yesterday, the administration slammed the brakes on further domestic energy development on the huge swaths of land owned by the federal government. no new oil, gas, or coal leases on federal land. our responsible use of these lands accounts for more than a fifth, one/fifth, of our -- one-fist of our domestic production, about 2.8 million barrels per day. that is almost the equivalent of kuwait's daily oil production from our federal lands alone. plus more than 10% of domestic natural gas. 2019 marked the first time in nearly 70 years when u.s. energy exports outpaced imports. for the first time since the 1950's, our nation ran an energy surplus, not a deficit. that has been great news, but some left-wing elites are not happy. the sources of this affordable domestic energy are not sufficiently trendy. as john kerry e

union on not refute g.'s they are not eligible for international protection and it's important that we make the distinction between is that those that are eligible for international protection they can well come and they could stay and others could also come on legal possible ways to work in european union to study had to be part of society but even regular drivers that are not eligible to stay they have to return and that's also an important part of my policy that we should have the processes already at the borders to have a quicker and more efficient return system for those not eligible to stay ok we'll have to leave it there evaluate hans and the e.u. commissioner for home affairs in brussels thank you very much for joining us. business is up next thank you for joining us good good. good good good. good good. good. good good good good. good to. come. to the point sean opinions clear positions of international perspective such. for the 1st time in its history a member nation has much of the european union the question who so can the united kingdom really forge an independent future and what's in practice

have 0 carbon emissions, economic standpoint we were talking about killing jobs and union jobs and from internationals standpoint the canadian prime minister justin trudeau not happy about this pipeline being billed. is your union going to pressure him to change his mind and using president biden might consider that? >> this does affect our members, i have quite a few members in the province of alberta. one line to get oil and natural gas out of the oil sands, you may have to build pipelines in our infrastructure. american politicians break your heart both ways. pushing the president of the united states, i don't have the juice to solve that. carley: we are so short on time, appreciate you joining us, thank you for explaining your perspective. congressman greg steube coming up next. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. . s jillian: s. carley: welcome back further people act claiming the bill is aimed at fighting voter suppression dark money and gerrymandering. todd: critics are pinnings it a it will democratic power grab. republicans say this w

there is the internal issue of a how to preserve this union. south would be choked off by the international pressure, he refused to do that. i think that the external pressure, the internal problems and this issue of how to create a union in spite of this institution is what we have to understand or we try to understand. we have the records, we have oral testimonies, but it's a period that is very complex on every level. and so that's what makes it so fascinating. but i don't think there are any easy answers and it's not simply the domestic issues that these international pressures are very real. and he has to figure out how to do it in a way in which it doesn't destroy his pressure union. >> i don't think anyone could read the second inaugural address and think that lincoln is trying to punish the south. there is absolutely no way that that's happening. just take another look at that. >> sherman, maybe. >> sherman, definitely. yes. [ laughter ] >> he's going to go out there and destroy everything. >> thank you to the panel. ma'am, you talked a

countries such as germany who are very cautious but also they say that closing the internal borders within the european union could be the last resort now the rollout of the vaccine across the there's room for improvement let's put it that way did the e.u. commission botch the rollout of vaccines. when you asked the official they would say officials they would say of course not that that's not the case of but it's certainly on top of the agenda today with many e.u. member states who are very angry to learn that there would be delays in deliveries of scenes of pfizer a biotech vaccine so there will be a lot to talk about during this video conference and rumor has it that they could be an announcement that those delays will stop next week that the delivery will be increased but that's of course something that. remains to be seen and we have to wait until the end of the video conference today thank you so much i was on the front of reporting from brussels. now some of the other stories making news around the world mongolia's prime minister has resigned after public outrage over the treatment of a coronavirus pa

except that it wasn't funny, and it means there are a lot of question for the european union to answer about its internalt to the wider role and the criticism of the who and of developing countries about the eu's general attitude. i and of developing countries about the eu's general attitude.- and of developing countries about the eu's general attitude. i want to ask ou the eu's general attitude. i want to ask you about _ the eu's general attitude. i want to ask you about that _ the eu's general attitude. i want to ask you about that question - the eu's general attitude. i want to ask you about that question of - ask you about that question of access, because you are, as people may not know, you are a gp, a trained doctor. you obviously have serious knowledge on concern about the medical side of this question, of dealing with the pandemic. just on the politics, though, you heard what arlene foster said. she is unhappy anyway about the protocol, you know that, the dup felt they had been promised one thing and the uk government, borisjohnson, did a dealwith government, borisjohnson, did a deal with the eur

of contention, americans from the international -- sorry excuse, me the international olympic committee, the mature athletic union debated this, and they debated it vigorously, even taking trips to germany to see things for themselves. one of the leading figures in american sports was a supporter of the ideas of american participation, and in a very close vote, the american delegation decided to continue to support the olympics, and to participate. >> and it wasn't just sports organizations who were weighing in this debate. jewish organizations, the naacp, the national association for the advancement of colored people, many people and many groups of the symbolism there. right? >> definitely. i think it was widely debated and discussed. the naacp certainly had strong feelings about this issue. >> as i understand, it they initially supported a boycott of participating. but once it was decided that they would send a delegation they were supportive of the athletes. is that? right >> that's true. so danny, let's put a little bit more of a personal case on this because this isn't just about abstract wars or organizatio

that story i just told you about the way europeans thought of creating a new common, international society, european unionhich put the base cause of war and conflict, nationalism and division, that was not the american reading of the 20th century. that was not the american reading of the european history, more broadly. please understand, this is a reading of history that has direct policy implications, that i argue was passed down from american policy maker to policy maker from generations, from administration to administration, republican or democrat. we see people in the eisenhower administration, all the way up into the one we currently have. they are arguing the following line, which is that europeans, when left to their own devices, kill each other. that's what they do. and they are pretty darn good at it. try to find the american logic, a period in european history that may be punctuated by a large, violent, tragic or. world war i, they tried to really do it right, the idea of societal suicide. it's an american story, but then we did something that is somewhat obvious in retrospect, but sad, and we