jones' life is on the line.g to prison, let alone death row. i've been here longer than i was alive free. i hope people will take a moment and realize no matter what color somebody's skin is, we are all hue man beings. i want this to end for my family. even with so many people caring, i'm still in prison. >> this is news tonight because tomorrow, a parole board will hold what could be the last clemency hearing here. if the board denies it, jones would be on track to be executed in three weeks unless there is legal intervention from the high courts. or it could send the case to the governor for consideration and then the oklahoma governor could use authority to change the sentence to life in prison. there is much wrong with the death penalty in america. it is something that grinds on as part of our rule of law, as part of the system that we live under, whether we stop to think about it or not. and at a time where people are saying, they are thinking and listening and looking, it merits all of our attention. the l

i'd say it's about 60% tom jones from the novel, 40% tom jones, the singer.e swinging london, the choreographer arlene phillips. don't you change it. how would you rate the real tom jones' dancing over the years? very interesting. i would call tom jones a great mover. and he has his own moves, his own style. he doesn't exactly do dance steps, but i could watch him all the time. and as for sir tom jones, well, he,s given the show his blessing, and next tuesday, he will attend the premiere. how much pressure will that be, singing the hits of tom jones in front of the man himself? i don't know. for me, i kind of get a kick out of it. i think it's going to be really fun. i'm just going to shout them at him and hope he enjoys. until you hear cries of, "you're doing it wrong!" from the audience. yeah — "it's wrong, it's wrong, dom!" let's go! colin paterson, bbc news, birmingham. from tom jones to our own tomasz schafernaker. not known as tom, but anyway. you have the northern lights in scotland? it was spectacular, we had a light spectacle. this is an example from

>> they do. >> commissioner jupiter jones, leave again. i will let you know to come back in a second. first caller. >> general public comment. [indiscernable] thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker. the line is open. did you want to speak about the grant to the girls baseball team? hello. anybody there? >> they hung up. >> get commissioner back and i will acknowledge commissioner griffin. >> we had one caller who asked to go back to general public comment. >> we are back to taking general public comment. >> thanks for your patience. >> there is one hand raised. >> you have two minutes. >> hi, commissioners. thank you. i appreciate this, captain howard urban nature. at the mar3, 2021 meeting historic preservation commission considered for certificate to extend observation wheel. recreation and parks department offered proposals to mitigate the impact of the wheel. the noise from the generator are still continuing. moderation of the lights is not in place. we should have receive a letter with a lot more details and photos illustr

general james jones is the executive chairman emeritus as i said and founder of the jones brook international. he is known as a leading authority on energy security and foreign affairs and the national security . under the obama administration, he served as national security advisor to the president overseeing the expansion of the national security council to include cyber security and strategic foresight. he's also served as commander of us european command and supreme allied commander of europe and is the 32nd commandant of the marine corps, most senior position in the core. no person ever has held all ofthe positions that i just named . major general pannaro is the chief executive officer of the pannaro group and chair of the industrial association . the country's largest defensive association. he's a retired marine corps major general and defense news previously named him one of 100 mostinfluential individuals in the us defense . his new book the ever shrinking fighting elforce serves as a catalyst for this conversation and offers relevant insights into the future of defense. so sirs, gen

general james roll jones, -- james earl jones. major general arnold. i'm sure everyone else joins me in my salute to general powell. at the atlantic council, we are committed to shaping the global future together with our allies and partners with a dedicated focus on producing actionable recommendations with real-world impact. the two individuals joining us today have done just that throughout their careers. they will probably get into this in the conversation. they probably haven't impacted the plans and priorities. we work to develop sustainable strategies for the most important security challenges facing the united states and its allies and partners. the partner seeks to honor another general, general brent schoolcraft, who passed away last year in august. it seeks to honor his legacy of nonpartisan commitment to u.s. security and cooperation with allies and partners. consistent with that mission, the forward defense practice is designed to shape the debate around the greatest military challenges facing the united states and its allies. looking forw

starting with senator jones, welcome former u.s. senator from alabama, doug jones, who will be one of our two panelists in today's conversation at the u.s. attorney for alabama, senator jones prosecuted to kkk members whether role in the 1963, 16th street baptist church bombing and he is been a prominent civil rights advocate throughout his career. notably center jones has action as a distinguished senior fellow focusing on racial equity for social justice issues as well as criminal justice and democracy reform. and i'm also very excited to welcome representative anthony brown marilyn fourth congressional district. representative brown serves on the house armed services committee as well as the committee on veterans affairs, transportation and infrastructure. the commerce but is also kosher the new democrat collision it for national security as an authority retired col. in the united states army reserve and he has a military record spanning more than a quarter of a century as an aviator and jag officer he was awarded the region of m

relationship with alex jones?y unknown, broadcasting out of a child's bedroom in his house. >> no longer is the new world order some foggy apparition over the next hill. the talk of extremists. >> but ronson discovered that he and jones shared a common fascination. there actually were powerful groups meeting in secret. vips who gathered on weekend outings in remote locations. >> that bohemian grove, this weird site in northern california where people are rumored to attend a ritual that ends in a human effigy being burned in front of a giant stone owl. >> the bohemian club was exactly what john was looking for. a secretive men's retreat who attendees have included power brokers, celebrities, and even former presidents. for 150 years, the gatherings had been a lightning rod for conspiracy theorists, alleging that this was where plots were hatched to build a new world order. >> when i heard that, i thought, i must try and sneak in and find out if it's true. >> we're going to get the information out to people. >> i re

bohemian grove was alex jones' first hit. then it sent him flying. >> that is the world trade center and we have unconfirmed reports this morning that a plane has crashed into one of the towers. 9/11 was incredibly shocking and violent and people immediately started wondering if there was a political benefit to allowing the 9/11 attacks to happen? >> set us free. >> reporter: 9/11 happened right around the time that blogging and youtube started to take off. all of a sudden people who had alternate theories about 9/11 were able to share them in ways they couldn't before. >> the fuel burned off immediately upon impact. therefore, it is scientifically impossible 12 tons of steel and titanium was vaporized by kerosene. >> loose change was a documentary about the 9/11 attack put out in 2005ch it was top to bottom 9/11 conspiracy theories. it changed and his change soared in popularity, followers called themselves truthers, drawing millions of viewer s in under a year. it showed a conspiracy theory didn't need to be pulled by someo

general james jones is executive chairman, founder of the jones group international known as a leading authority on energy foreign affairs and national security. under the obama administration, he served as national security advisor president overseeing national security council cybersecurity oklahoma security and foresight. he served as commander of u.s. european command and alec manor and 32nd u.s. supreme court most senior position in the court. no person ever has held all the position i just named. major general served on the council's advisory board, also chief executive officer chair of the board of the national defense industry -- industrial association. the countries largest defense association. he is a marine and defense previously named temp one of the 100 most influential the rest. fighting force serves as a catalyst to this conversation and offers relevant insights into the future of defense. it's great to see you both look forward to your perspectives. monitoring this conversation is missy ryan who serves as staff writer and pentagon correspondent washington post for sever

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because alex jones. answer court orders or making up excuses for years now. >> yeah, so i don't think i would say surprised. um, it's rare to get something like this where a judge orders default judgments. it's exceedingly rare. we call them death penalty sanctions in texas. um, but there is just been a pattern of abuse, a pattern of just complete disregard for our legal system in these cases. so, there's multiple cases pending here in texas. other case pending in connecticut and all of them have seen the same sort of discovery abuses over and over and over. and at some point -- some point, a court just can't let it go on any longer. and we'd reached that point. so we sought that level of sanctions. it's clear that there was nothing short of that that was going to get us to where we needed to be. >> can you just kind of, in layman's terms, explain what exactly default judgment is? i mean, you have said it's very rare. what it is and -- and why it's so rare? >> yeah. so, what it really does is it doesn't

the people that jones defamed with his lies.who were killed that day all either 6 or 7 years of age and the educators seen at the bottom of the screen there. again, their loss was the nation's. one of their families will always carry and that alex jones callously exploited. on thursday he was found legally responsible in two lawsuits for damages caused by his lies of the mass shooting and jones failed to provide information for the lawsuits brought against him by families of the two of the children killed. the jury will convene to determine how much he owes the plaintiffs. i am joined by kyle farrah, the attorney for the family of the two victims who won their lawsuits against jones. thanks for being with us. were you surprised by these default rulings by the judge? alex jones has had a pattern of refusing to answer court orders or making up excuses for years now. >> yeah, so, i don't think i would say surprised. it's rare to get something like this where a judge orders default and it's exceedingly rare and we call them death pe

for alabama senator don jones who will be one of our two panelists in today's conversation. as the us attorney for alabama senator jones prosecuted 2 kkk members for their role in the 1963 16th street baptist church bombing and has been a prominent civil rightsadvocate throughout his career . notably senator jones has joined action as a distinguished senior fellow focusing on racial equity and social justice issues as well as criminal justice and democracy reform. i'm also excited to welcome representative anthony brown er maryland's fourth congressional district. representative brown serves on the house armed services committee as well as the committee on veterans affairs, transportation and infrastructure m. the congressman is also cochair of the new democrat coalition or national security task force and is retired colonel in the united states army reserve. he has a military record spanning more than a quarter-century as an ed heater and officer and was awarded the legion of merit and a bronze star for his distinguished military service. he's also the author of legislation

if everyone can hear me now, i am honored to be here today with general jones.t is privilege to be sitting with these two individuals with military affairs and we will have a moderated q&a for the three of us and then we will open it up to the audience for about 15 minutes as you can see with a q&a function and then we will get to them at the end of the conversation i just want to start by talking about the book and you way out and with that the efficiency of military spending. before we dive into the specifics the fact that anamericans with the defense spending that they used to can you talk about why this is an important topic right now t giving everything that's going on in the world? economic problems here at home? why is this an urgent topic at this moment quick. >> thank you. and with that insight and information. and then to associate myself with : powell. i know we all agree with that. and on the services committee and i handle the confirmation when i was staff director. and then also when he was head of national security in the book focuses on the fact

jones would go on to create jones would go on to create 150 of dces. on, "d-man in the waters," which directly addressed the loss of his loved ones. it's now the subject of a new documentary, titled "can you bring it," co-directed by rosalynde leblanc, one of his former dancers. and he's continued to take on big subjects in american life and history, as in a 2009 wo on lincoln. his choreography on broadway, for "spring awakening" and "fela" garnered two tony awards. >> brown: last spring, amid the pandemic, he premiered "afterwardsness" in the vastness of new york's park avenue armory-- a dance of distance and loneliness, capturing our moment. >> they don't remember we just don't remember... >> brown: now 69, he returned to the armory with "deep blue sea," a monologue with movement and projection that transforms the space into the sea itself. in it, he recalls reading "moby dick" in school, and years later, realizing he'd forgotten the one young african american character, the cabin boy pip, who loses his mind at sea. jones saw paralls to today's loss

it involves someone named julius jones.mate who was convicted of murder at just 21 years old. here's some of what you need to know about this big story. a man who's now been on death row for half his life. oklahoma is set to execute jones within three weeks. but the first and most significant legal fact is that jones did not face a fair jury of his peers as the law requires. here's how a member of this majority white oklahoma jury later after the conviction, recounted what a juror said. >> one of the jurors said, well, they should just take the [ bleep ] out back, shoot him and bury him. didn't matter what happened. this was a black man that was on trial for murder. >> as for oklahoma, well, they support that i had death penalty, but even they had to stop it for years. it's only resuming now as i mentioned because it's sort of notorious for these problems, for botching executions. our colleague has covered this for years. >> turns out oklahoma is just blindly injecting people with whatever drug is at hand. >> those injectio

assistant head coach graham jones will take into i coach graham jones will take into and charge whileruce, is 1000 game is likely to be his last. next to the t20 cricket world cup, where ireland's hopes hang in the balance after they were beaten by sri lanka, who've qualified for the super 12's stage in abu dhabi. patrick geary reports. dusk in the desert and time to spring to life as ireland must. victory would take them to the world to proper, reach out and grab us, gareth delaney. second over, to more into balls from josh little, sri lanka 843. now came the sri lankan fight that led by... his side would prefer not to have to play in this event. not making it through would be unthinkable. aims to make it impossible. a total of 171 didn't quite do that, but removing' quickly got them closer. sri lanka know the value of sterling. without their biggest hitter, ireland lost their way. they were bowled out for 100—1. sri lanka go through an island may need to beat the nubian if gradient is survive. and there's been medal success for great britain at the track cycling world championships

. >>> we'll talk to cnn's van jones and cnn's dana bash. i want to play back when you were talking to joe manchin, dana. >> once you have a tax cut you can complete globally, then you can look urgently. >> you just said 1.5 thrill on. it sounds like 1.5 trillion is your number. >> when we have a competitive tax code, it doesn't help the working person that was done in 2017. that's in the 1 and 1.5 range. but that's where it is, shouldn't you be looking at what does it take to meet the needs that we haven't met? >> that was september 12. is it fair to progressives to continue to say that he and senator sinema have kept in the dark about what they want, plus this new "politico" reporting about what manchin and schumer want, which congresswoman jayapal said it doesn't seem to amount to much. >> what was in that memo three weeks ago is what he told his leader about 1.5 trillion. the thing we have to remember is we're talking about one big, as they say in washington, top line number. the thing progressives do have a point about is they have not

tom jones. very different and it's been moved to the 60s, while still sort of keeping the core values of the piece. five, six... pony! and helping to recreate swinging london, the choreographer arlene phillips. don't you change it. you keep it! wow, is this bringing back some memories? it certainly is. tom jones! but i love working with his music. i love choreographing to his music. it's just such a treat. how would you rate the real tom jones' dancing over the years? very interesting. i would call tom jones a great mover. and he has his own moves, his own style. he doesn't exactly do dance steps, but i could watch him all the time. and as for sir tom jones, well, he has given the show his blessing. and next tuesday, he will attend the press night. how much pressure will that be, singing the hits of tom jones in front of the man himself? i don't know. for me, i kind of get a kick out of it. i think it's going to be really fun. i'm just going to shout them at him and hope he enjoys. until you hea

jones's monstrous harassment and after three years of mr.lients will finally have the closure they deserve. cnn reached out to jones and his attorney but has not received a statement. >> the pain he inflicted on so many who suffered so much. >> grieving. >>> during a rally over the weekend, former president donald trump brought a marine on stage who said he is the person scene in this viral video that you have probably seen, lifting a baby over the wall at the kabul airport during evacuations in afghanistan. the only problem here, well, maybe not the only one, but one of them, the marine corps. says it wasn't him. kristin fisher is with us now. tell us what's going on. >>. we have not heard from lance corporal clark since he appeared on stage at that rally with former president donald trump. buff a spokesperson for the u.s. marine corps. told cnn yesterday that lance corporal hunter clark is not the person in that now define wiling image of the finas in afghanistan. he is not the person seen lifting the baby up over the wall at the kabul air

jeffrey brown visits with bill jones for the arts and culture series, canvas. >> one man, bill joneshimself and his country. >> brutality, unspeakable horrors. >> he is joined by a small group of dancers who enact and move through that story. then, by some 90 other members of the larger community, filling the space and moving as a crowd. >> to be black is to be beautiful. >> it is called deep blue sea. >> pursuit of the week. it is thrown around all the time. we the people shall overcome. politicians use it all the time. who is we, considering how fractured the country is and has been, from the beginning. >> reporter: jones has asked the questions as he and his partner arnie first formed a company. even as fame grew, their world was devastated by aids, which would take the life of sane and so many others, in 1988. jones would go on to create 150 dances. the waters directly addressed the loss of his loved ones. it is now the subject of a new documentary, called can you bring it. it is directed by roslyn black, a former director . he has continued to take on subjects of american life a

joining me is david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones. daniella with the center for american progress. daniella, i quote the future not as an endorsement of everybody or anything that he stands for, but he was talking about commas. four is a lot of commas. do you think the democrats are closer to the line or, as i mentioned, it is hard to tell at this hour? >> i think they're closer to the line honestly because they're still talking. i think there's an understanding that they need to get something done and that they need to pass both bills. what we are talking about now really is process and trying to get an actual figure, a number from the senate to start negotiations and figure out what they need to do to be able to pass both bills. so, look, it wasn't a "no" vote. it is a "no" vote but i will take it over no bills whatsoever. i view what happened today, especially what biden said up there at the house, as progress. >> yeah, the president was busy today, david. take a listen to what biden said. >> i'm telling you we're going to get this

realtor jennifer jones of the grub company says for everyone leaving.to snatch up that home. yes, very true. it's like a parking space. the pandemic has started a smaller exodus within the bay area to what i've seen in my in my experience is people coming from san francisco to the east bay looking for that for the space for the yards for more room to work from home, have that extra space. so we're seeing a lot of that. nicole jones says she and her husband tried doing that here but couldn't we're working so hard? we're doing this hustle. and yet we can't buy anything and we're almost in our mid thirties. so while many say they could never think of leaving the bay area, others say it's a matter of quality of life. and for them, that quality of life is better somewhere else. in oakland, sal castaneda ktvu, fox two news. that's our show for today. thanks for watching the cost of california. you can watch all four episodes online. be good to each other. have a good day.

the city administrator has to pay attention to dwayne jones. if she doesn't pay attention to dwayne jones he will be audited. the fbi will visit her shortly. that is washing her. please do not have you entangled in dwayne jones and jailbird who happens to be the president of the board of supervisors. thank you very much. >> next caller, please. >> caller: hello. i am christopher roach, i am a architect and local business owner. i am speaking in support for this amendment chapter 14b. i thank melgar and chu for helping us get this to this point. as owner of mararchitecture and design firm in the mission. i am aware of the increased pressures we face as a result of much higher cost of living increases with no corresponding increase over 23 years. the cost of running professional service firm has risen in the past decade. skyrocketing represents to increases in transportation, healthcare and insurance and overhead and expenses. it is hard for fees to keep pace with these rising costs. gross revenues don't reflect the true financial precariousness

general james jones founder of the jones international sun as a leading authority on energy, security under the obama administration national security advisor for the president overseeing the expansion include cybersecurity, homeland security. he also servedsi as commander and supreme allied commander is the 32nd commandant of the u.s. marine corps. no person ever has held all of the positions i just named. serves on the advisory board is also the chieff executive officer and chair of the board of the national defense industry industrial association. the country's largest. he is retired marine corps general and defense news 100 most influential individuals in u.s. defense. his new book the ever shrinking fighting for serves as a catalyst for this conversation and offers relevant insights to the future of defense. so sirs, it generals it's great to see both looking forward to hearing your perspective. monitoring this conversation is missy ryan who serves as a staff writer in pentagon correspondence for the "washington post". for several years she has several diplomacy topics spanning l

rebekah jones, the data scientist fired in the scandal case.ernor ron desantis. you may recall her dramatic arrest or her stint in jail in january, but since then, jones has been suspended from twitter and as tom foreman reports, she's running for congress. and in a contest full of drama. >> reporter: cruel, corrupt and criminal, just some of the names flung at florida governor ron desaint and republican congressman matt gaetz by rebecca jones who is running to take gaetz seat. >> all i've ever wanted to do was help people. >> reporter: but her campaign as a democrat is complicated. >> and if being a public servant right now means unseating matt gaetz and helping represent people of florida more fairly, then that's where it goes. >> reporter: you may remember jones in the early months of the pandemic when governor desantis was pushing hard for business to get back to normal fast. jones emerged from her job in the state health department as a fire-breathing critics claiming officials were asking her to manipulate data to show less covid impact.

>> they do. >> commissioner jupiter jones, leave again. to come back in a second. first caller. >> general public comment. [indiscernable] thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker. the line is open. did you want to speak about the grant to the girls baseball team? hello. anybody there? >> they hung up. >> get commissioner back and i will acknowledge commissioner griffin. >> we had one caller who asked to go back to general public comment. >> we are back to taking general public comment. >> thanks for your patience. >> there is one hand raised. >> you have two minutes. >> hi, commissioners. thank you. i appreciate this, captain howard urban nature. at the mar3, 2021 meeting historic preservation commission considered for certificate to extend observation wheel. recreation and parks department offered proposals to mitigate the impact of the wheel. the noise from the generator are still continuing. moderation of the lights is not in place. we should have receive a letter with a lot more details and photos illustrating these issues.

he says after suffering five years of monstrous harassment by jones, and after three years of jones makingkery of their lawsuits, our clients will finally have the closure they deserve. i think we're going to see more and more of these cases, alisyn, where disinformation artists, p propagandists are dragged into the courtroom. he was dragged kicking and screaming, refused to cooperate with the court and that's why he lost the case. >> he's a snake oil salesman. his own lawyer in a 2013 court case in his divorce said to remember that alex jones is playing a character, he's a performance artist. he's a snake oil salesman that sells venom, that's how vile what he does is. >> yeah. >> let's switch, brian, to something much more fun. the super bowl, as you know, i only watch for the half-time performance. who's going to be playing? >> i love this. we're doing the darkness, and then the light. i'm excited by the performance this year. this is the first time where there's a lot of enthusiasm for the announcement about the super bowl half-time show. we know it's going to be dr. dre, snoop dogg, em

>> jones: you can.e your security clearance. >> stahl: they all say they were walked through a bureaucratic maze that tripped them up. >> sprott: nobody ever explained that some of your loans are coded one way; some of them are coded the other. and some of those don't qualify. >> stahl: major carson sprott was told he had 41 extra months of payments, after he thought he was done. turns out, under the rules of the program, only one type of federal student loan is eligible fo relief-- his type of loans didn't qualify. but he says that wasn't explained to him by the loan servicing companies contracted by the department of education to collect his money. >> sprott: not until i'd been paying on the loans for 2.5 years. >> stahl: aren't you angry? >> sprott: i'm a little angry. ( laughs ) i'm a little angry. i wrote a dozen letters over my first two years to all my lenders, and i got no response, other than assurances that everything was fine. >> stahl: his loan servicer told him, his only recourse was to con

jones for doctor jones. >> thank you. and i recognize the next person, the doctor for five minutes predict. >> today's hearings in the spartan stefan the findings of the veteran recruitments and radicalization by anti- government extremist organizations and motivation of these groups and why they target the veterans and how we can provide information and resources to help veterans identify these extremist organizations and what is clear is the fact that these extremist groups recruit veterans because they believe the combat experience the weapons trainingp skills and credibility and authenticity to their operation. understanding that these are some of the reasons that extremist groups recruit veterans, we also need to msk why veterans make up 25 percent of militia. that's a bewildering number indeed it and what is said about these antigovernment extremist groups the propensity for violence that invites those devoted their life to protecting and serving our country and what role for social media misinformation and foreign

it's a dow jones stock in the 9% gain at about 40 or 50 points to the dow jones spirit let's look at,000 susan is with me. before you jump in, i think bitcoin is becoming the new gold. >> it's the biggest increase we have seen since july in a matter of minutes and maybe you have been reading my tweets because it says bitcoin is the new gold and that's the inflation hedging given we are talking about $1 trillion in infrastructure over d.c. one and a half trillion social spending you know you have seen the move up without performance in a down market yesterday. also, jerome powell was very direct when asked if he's going to ban crypto currency and he said no, we will regulate. i would say the entire market whether it's crypto currency, equity markets turned around after the merck news. turned around from 100 points down and we are now up in the session. stuart: yep, maybe it was a bit of dip buying as well but the merck news was remarkable. >> it's also indicative we are going to have maybe a faster return to normal life once again. stuart: now, we are up 262 on the dow jones spirit ka

a finger to fight inflation and they've designed to create inflation i don't know if you saw paul jonesthe network this morning. he called fed pol see the most inappropriate monetary policy of his lifetime let's listen to what ptj said this morning, david, and we can react on the other side. i'd like your thoughts, too. >> i think the thing that to me is the number one issue facing the man on the street and investors is inflation, and it's pretty clear to me that inflation is not transitory. it's here to stay and it's probably the single biggest threat to financial markets and probably to society just in general. >> it sounds to me like you and paul jones agree almost 100% on the issue of inflation >> i guess that's right. i agree with everything i just heard and said the problem is you say that they don't have the stomach i think that's the word wyou usd making the point that it may cause a recession and caused the stock market to crash. >> that's right. when this chair had a tighter monetary policy in 2018 and the stock market began going down, it began to face criticism from presiden

its treasures back at such museums being told to hand back the golden artifacts ah, sedans, military jones, or has made more arrests as part of its crackdown following mondays. qu protests against the ouster of the ins room governments have continued late into the night, but the military leader says he had to seize power to avoid a civil war. sources of told al jazeera that prime minister, abdullah ham dock, who was detained on monday as might be moved back to his residence and his under tight security. heber more can report snow from the capital autumn leaves. it was not a cool. that's the message from sedans, military leader who overthrew the interim government on monday, general abdel for the hon says he took power to help dance transition to democracy and avoid a civil war. but that's what we have experienced a bottleneck of occasions where we had to stand up to the prime minister. and the factions who had signed are constitutional documents. on these occasions, we had witnessed a great deal of disagreements. it was a struggle for power sharing, distribution of legislative council seat

van jones, respect you. you fought for it.ok, again, there's hype but if you don't think this democracy is being strained in a way that certainly i've never seen in my lifetime. i'm 51. i've been doing this over 20 years. i've never seen anything like where we are right now. you have half the political system invested in saying our elections are illegitimate. a prominent democrat is calling out fellow lawmakers as insurrectionists. adam schiff. is that a fair point? next. ck with credit card debt? ♪ move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get your money right. ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ we strip in the community garden. i've been stripping here for years. i strip before take-off. breathe right strips open your nose for relief you can

but don't forget, it started with alex jones. this is nothing new. and i think alex jones was the test case as to see who you can silence under the pretext of protecting. and they got away with it with alex jones and it's only escalated since then. okay. same question to you nathaniel, i'm really glad i'm glad that alex jones was mentioned because we could look at the biter hunton hunter, a laptop. okay, that was a real amazing operation and they pulled it off. it's truly amazing. and now we have these test cases. and it seems to me that they, they see that there's going to be very little resistance. only a small number of us are really going to fight back. that's a pretty depressing prognosis. go ahead. nathaniel new york. well yeah, we're dealing with quite a bit. and when you, when you sprinkle i, you know, robot pandemic. i think it gives precipice started to take actions that i think the larger companies like google and apple and others. i have a real conundrum on their hand with respect to survey their shareholders. but also having this oversig

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