also going in line with some of these are the rules, if you're going to have strict jermaine next, if you're going to have a single purpose, that's what the american people want. make clear that you don't want to wait. if a speaker is consistently violating that, i think we need to have them vacate the chair. now, i put some guardrails on it because i think legitimate concerns with vacate the chair in the modern era. it worked for over 200 years, it works very well. italy came up a few times. but today, we are living in a world where there is 24-hour days. there is twitter, we have all been in meetings where things are said and before we can get out of the meeting, it is already all over twitter and starts to get on facebook and goes other places. a speaker cannot establish their administration if there's an everyday motion to vacate the share. i do think an individual member needs to have that right to bring a motion. it is not exactly, it's our version of a no confidence vote. what i said, if a new speaker get seven months to get their administration established. at the end of the s

but it brings up the most jermaine calling. i mean, you, you can, you can't print money to win this conflict. you can ok, because what you're doing is going and europe's debt obligations are extraordinary . in the u. s. is catching up. you can't win a conflict just by printing money here. and this is, you know, this is one of the things that i've been focusing on less on the military. i'm not a military expert, but i mean ukraine will turn into a failed state before there is a, an outcome, a definitive military. i'll come on the battlefield in europe is boeing a pace right behind ukraine? it's amazing how europe is the ukranian ization of europe. martin like to touch on the us, but i can't help looking at the mit just because use corruption. you know, when you know western governments dream of the opportunity to illegally subsidize the military. they can't do it in peace time because there's no rules against that . but in, in war, you know, we tend to overlook that and what's going on is biter is making 2 or 3 american arms man

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the last year, paving the wa for others to blaze their ow trails here's nbc news correspondent, jermaine shifted and at the vanguard of this new american movement, diverse group of barrier breakers, politicians, polic makers, and political upstarts who are not only making history, but making change. house democrats bring in the new year with new leadership >> new york representative hakeem jeffries, a leader to lead house democrats in th 118th congress in january. >> replacing nancy pelosi. >> standing on the shows o people of like shirley chishol and so many others >> jeffries is the first african american to lead a political party in either th house or senate. >> more congressional firsts i 2023, as the demographics on capitol hill continue to evolve there will be a record numbe of hispanic and latino members more women, more openly lgbt members, and congress is getting younger. 25 year old, maxwell frost, democrat from florida, wit afro cuban roots, is the first jen is the member of congress. >> diversity in congress i about skin color, it's about experience, it's about where you come

. >> and, jermaine, i think you have to be a bit of election the fatigue there in georgia.g the presidential last year was very contested, two contested senate seats, then contested senate runoffs. one of the -- seats in the country in our final runoff just in a junior span? >> i have been asking organizers that very question. aren't you tired? how do you keep folks mobilized? they say it has never been more clear how high the stakes actually are, right? so they are tapping into something much deeper. there is a deep history of fighting for voting rights in the state in the city of atlanta, georgia. also, bringing efforts to push back. last -- i was your covering early voting there were all these signs over the city that had barack obama, john lewis, one of the king junior and said vote early. vote early. the lines were out the door. some -- because of all the restrictions, narrow, truncated. the real to get folks excited because they understand that without this win, the democrats life will be when much harder for joe biden and his agenda and so folks are mobilizing to rei

because that matter is jermaine, it is i big one we have been kind of [inaudible] and [inaudible] not our fault we have to depends on [inaudible] to get it. so, can you address that, where are we and what do we anticipate to doing in 2023 to address this issue? >> yea. thank you, director. so, the we are fortunate that the developer has elected to initiate the fer service is that nay began this past march at their expense. because as you noted the poling program policies have yet to be adopted by the board of supervisors. the even if the policies were adopted today, however we will not they will not be in a position to begin toll revenue selection until after the west side bridge project is complete. so in termless of advancing that agenda or collecting the toll its is important to note the west side bridge project we are committing to funding of that over the next 3 years in order for that project to be fully fundd and move in construction this april. but with you know new district 6 supervisor confirmed. the tima and tida staff are in communication with both the district 6 superviso

joining me now new york city public advocate and former new york governor toil candidate, jermaine williamsand this policy much better than i do. and you tweeted that involuntary hospitalization is a tactic, not a plan. so explain that to me. >> i think that is, correct i think we got most of that right. we have long known that some people may need to be moved in voluntarily. that is not something new. we also know that we can just leave people who need care on the street. but what seems to be happening is confusing a tactic with a plan. and if you know more about removing somebody in voluntarily, like you know the specifics of, that you know police will be doing that and you know much less about the care and the continued care that they are going to receive, once evaluation happens. that is a problem and that is where we have some of the red flags, that's where we are trying to ask a lot of questions. we put out our own, just a few weeks ago outlying the difficult that we have been having. so we have some concerns about some of the things we are hearing. >> all, right i want to hear about

let's hearfrom jermaine media. let's hear from jermaine jenas media.gareth has created in the last tournament, getting to the final, and prior to that getting to the semifinals, the talk of creating a club in england and togetherness, not chopping and changing the team too much, i think it's going to pay him back. i do. the whole point of thatis him back. i do. the whole point of that is that in the biggest of moments, you can look across the dressing room and have that familiarity of we have been here before and suffered before and one before and suffered before and one before and suffered before and one before and had these moments before, and we know how to come through it and we know how to come through it and every single player on that pitch and in the dressing room will look at each other and feel like that. i am confident. look at each other and feel like that. iam confident. i really look at each other and feel like that. i am confident. i really am confident. i think we have a group of players that are young, fresh, hungry, have that desire t

helen uh, jermaine. lithuania people who are seen as national heroes are praised and immortalized with monuments, because they fought against the soviets, but at the same time they were nazi collaborators and participated in the crimes of nazism in the genocide are cited by e in the message to her words in this regard germen. he pointed to two people, and he himself pointed to the rail, who under the nazis was the head of the shuvalyaevsky district and signed the order, and the resettlement of local jews. the ghetto is also iozasa. uh, scream, the shtapu is not her own zasa shout of the stampone, himself, whose detachment participated in murders of jews. e belarus, by the way, in honor of this man, the last ones. here is this krishtoponis. eh, there, i think. and, uh, the central square is named in one of these cities as a monument, uh, it stands . sorry, they didn't fight with advice. they killed civilians and not only jews. no, they basically killed them as punishers used on the territory of belarus on

bbc if we were to from itv to bbc for the senegal game we be like using all our jokers a bit early jermainee senegal euro. oh that one back for france again. but parfait and because we're going to need some we're going to need all the superstitious if you just show them all on bbc that would be covered yeah if that's true okay that was it for the front pages i feel we've given them a comprehensive look over coming up after the break, we'll be behind headlines be delving behind the headlines , not get nick , trying not to get nick cancelled process for cancelled in the process for a couple little . and welcome back , headliners. and welcome back, headliners. with me, simon evans and leo kearse and nick dixon . so we go kearse and nick dixon. so we go to thursday's telegraph to kick this section with suella braverman being complimented on her classical style. but she wrote that so of robyn's migrant speech, like rivers of blood, says senior, met. this is neil basu, who is worried about her choice of language ej. the people have been very with the language over this and the of invasion and so

helen uh, jermaine.ho are seen as national heroes are praised, immortalized with monuments, because they fought against the soviets , but at the same time they were nazi collaborators who participated in the crimes of nazism in the genocide. uh, a message to her words. in this regard, germen pointed to two people, and he himself to the rail, who under the nazis was the head of the oshevlyaevsky district and signed the order for the resettlement of local jews. the ghetto is also iozasa. eh, cry, the shtapu is not her own zasa the cry of the stampon, himself, whose detachment participated in the murders of jews. by the way, in belarus, in honor of this person , this krishtoponis is the last one. eh, there, i think. well, uh, the central square is named in one of these cities as a monument. uh, it's worth the fact that you need to clearly understand here it is said fought with the advice. sorry they didn't fight the tips. they killed civilians and not only jews. no, they basically killed them as punishers u

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those preesz improve ams included not that it is jermaine here getting rid of unnecessary revows by the full board of supervisors by this committee for actions that the full board supervisors thinked take with action on the adopt or without reference calendar. those are on the calendar tomorrow that was a process. in addition we changed things such that people with apply for every commission all of the time of if you go to the board of supervisor's website and this has been true since may of this year, under wha what's new, you see every single commission that one can apply for. can you apply on the spot. there are dozens of commission listed this . is like conditionius testing and application that is a process improve am that this chair and this committee together with the clerk made. anybody can apply for anything at any timism want to state that for the record. with that, i would like to remind folks about the appointment history of mrs. elias that date back to when supervisor safai was the chair of rules. where in the interviewed dozen candidates and recommended one that was mrs. el

that's an exciting new thing i will share items jermaine to the commission and the administration of the commission for all members to here and to engage with. our big have 2 pieces of news one is less exciting than the other. but still important and that is there is a partial glossary of terms on each commissionering's desk and that is to go along with the presentation for item number 8 the over view of infrastructure, design and construction bureau of construction management. we know that commissioners have been requesting a quick used terms glossary. this is one that is specific to that presentation and we are working on a large are one to be used by commissioners regularly. the second item on the secretary's report is -- just the past monday. our new commission add administrator or jackie voe, began work with us and she is sustaining in the gal row today. she joins us after several years working with the mta doing work with their takes office and will help to administrate the commission and provide for smooth meetings as free up my time for longer term planning for the commission

. >> i was not going to address virginia because it's not jermaine to the presentation. we discussed last week why virginia policy is not comparable to what we're doing here. so i'll spare jacob. >> it does not include accountability. >> one of the many differences. just one follow-up jacob which is you an ebbsing with commissioner walker, i just want to be clear that none of the infractions on the band list were identified as a primary factor. >> all right, are you tired of us yet? >> i'm glad, i'm glad that you're having fun that i'm going to ask that you come back. >> all right, next item. actually, sorry, forgot that part. i'm gone for one week and look, i don't know how to act. sergeant, i'm going to let you take this over. >> please approach the podium or press star-3. >> i want to commend the commissioners on the question and useful study. more training is needed and if you reduce the financial harm examine the fines, our position is to reduce the financial harm and do better training, don't reduce stops. i would also mention that there is a chicago study where th