and julian himself is a workaholic.ither working with his computer, either having meetings with his team, with his visitors, with his legal team, giving conferences, giving interviews. ♪♪♪ michael: from inside the embassy, assange continued to challenge governments around the world. over the next three years, wikileaks published more than two million foreign government e-mails, the details of international trade agreements, and evidence of how america's national security agency was tapping the phones of foreign leaders. matthew miller: i think there was always a lot of anger at julian assange for accepting and publicizing a united states national security information. i think there was never a sense inside the justice department that julian assange was a journalist or that hwas just yoknow, trying to publish national security information for any whistle-blowing purpose but that he just, kind of, wanted to take whatever he could get and publish it without any wonder whether any care--whether it would do damage to the uni

you just, you have a julian, this is a carpenter. a, b, c, this is a car, you are the, you can know if you know, sure, gosh, he kit in long this case was jill j. c. steven, she'll see kids so much increase your fuel in there will not be seo but haven't seen the villages to comport. don't appreciate it. when you put it on the radio on the, on the city. yes. leave me does this cover and then i'm going to have him and i lose my produce this office. and he says, i decided by a you the b live with a narrow spectrum. uv be stimulates the production of but in the element that was working on my right and doing some work for about an hour and then i started to go off to fix the other 2. and just now we notice from about 2 hours later so much during the on the left side. right side it will seem to be toby writhing in pain. sometimes the the with the united states is very clear that the united states has aligned itself with war lords in drug lords war criminals, basically, while the afghan people suffer. so as united states has been about $1500

whether good assuming julian or something. i don't think i live in the future should be all of the in the history struggle 30 though. see the political thinking. bear with me another julianna's, you know silly with a key if you want to speak to me, that's what they said. they wanted to do, then you don't make an expedition request. you pick up the telephone. like in any other case, we have a situation where i haven't even been charged where the acting a very abnormal manner. and they can come to the u. k. if they like, they gotta feel clinical sooner, just the weather longer. this is enough to see if you have any strict ascending see ending of knowing the new ones or connecting them into the ideal if there's a loaner matter, like or better feel for the entities. but official documents research by journalists define jamar 18 show that britain's and sweeter cooperating, and nothing is normal. in this case. in an email to this, we just colleagues, the british prosecutor's office recommends that the son should not be questioned in

there might be a couple of deals of wikileaks, of julian, his, his hero view. he's got the in just double make a view. i'll come all the news caught in upper on the internet. whereas the truth and all of this in this official document, both parties stayed the facts before the british supreme court during a visit to sweden, some sexual intercourse with 2 women, the women talk to each other and go to the police. they want a thumbs to undergo a medical exam to rule out sexually transmitted diseases. a preliminary investigation is opened, both women are questioned. the chief prosecutor dot com concludes that there are no signs of rape case closed. a possibility man modification has yet to be clarified in the thunder voluntary states and sweden and answers every question during a police interrogation. ready but high a prosecutor, money on the new decide to reopen the preliminary investigation of each grade. dues. astonished, offered to be questioned by money on any. ready but the prosecutors out in the end, she grounds a founder, permission to leave suite and he has

so julian can finally come out into the light, the the the how do you how the way it is. this is a victory that cannot be denied. it is a victory of historical importance. not just to me for my family, for my children, but for the independence of the un system. the fact is the u. k. and sweet and accepted to be parties. so a 16 month process, 16 months of litigation before the working group went arbitrary detention. i made submission the u. k responded in the process to those submission. sweden responded to those submissions, formerly as a party to the proceedings. mm baylof k last. we didn't last me it last at the highest level, the the, me but i reject the finding of this working group. it's a group made up of late people, not lawyers. and they are, their conclusion is floored in law. julian, the sounds is a fugitive from justice. he's hiding from justice in the dory and embassy. he can come out onto the pavement anytime he chooses. he's not being detained by frankly, ridiculous finding by the working group and we rejected judicially. so we're talking to the former un r

and not with julian. i found sitting there, but the work criminal contempt for in this axis the the toggle flew over some just extradition continues. a trial behind closed doors, cameras, a band journalist and human rights organizations of difficult access. throughout the trial, the launch is brought before the judge as a dangerous criminal. he supervised by guards behind a glass screen. he's not allowed to sit next to his lawyers or communicate with them. he faces 175 years in prison, in the usa. on the 1st day of a process that can take months or years as tens waiting. the 1st news leaks out the abuse and the last chain. you know, the prosecution provides no evidence. the defense argues that the charges are political in nature and expedition for political offences. is not possible in the u . k. u, but today this is going to be the 1st that isn't a visa prices, medical events, he's charged, substantive political, the nature of the charges political when in high process, which is nice. vi director announc

and i feel like julian's life might be coming to an end in mind. i, lacking in person one, you know, he is sick for, let's say, you know, sort of like it that on le mars important days. who are pretty of the stuff. because in a woman to get it, you know, when you look like a figure lou channel borders of principles could look at to consist of and they know when you go can a scanner, certain is normally be that us a look at. thank you. look, thank it's a trip liquor individually cuts, so it must put us on. we can see too much blood us on. we're not seeing them through the extradition proceedings for wiki leaks, founder juliana song. start today in london. the u. s. government wants to put them on trial for allegedly, conspiring to hack into a pentagon computer and belief and others like porters without borders. they say this is a 1st amendment case in the u. s. is trying to punish lessons for exposing wrong doing or you could just finish him regularly. the field continues to evaluate this. somebody got it and then you should listen community. if i'm

i feel like julian's life might be coming to an end in european by electing. so yeah. in person one. yeah. yeah. so let's say, you know, sort of like it that on la vega, most important days to come up with the step because in a woman to get to know when you go can figure hulu, channel borders of please iep. if you look at to consistent and they know when you go can a scanner, certain is normally be that us a look at the look. the thing is that a truly car eventually cuts, so it must put us on monday. you can see too much blood of one not seen through you the extradition proceedings for wiki leaks, founder julian hassan. start today in london. the u. s. government wants to put them on trial for allegedly, conspiring to hack into a pentagon computer and relief and others like reporters without borders. they say this is a 1st amendment case and the u. s. is trying to punish the science for exposing wrong, doing p o u n has been unless you could see if you know, she just seems like letting me do this, but i feel no more than that in this somebody got it. and then you shoul

julian castro, thank you for joining us again tonight. don't even think of coming back to the show without your mother. thank you both very much. >> thanks, lawrence. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, everyone, including the people who are doing it, know that the fake recount of votes in arizona is completely bogus. but is it also against the law? arizona secretary of state katie hobbs will join us next. s will . ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. this is our block. allstate our place. our people. our block, it's just like yours. full of the people who shaped you. they all deserve care and access to the vaccine. no matter their address, income, or skin color. not having a ride to get the vaccine. can't be the reason you don't get it. you wanna hel

julian: this afternoon is going to be very important.t the fed minutes say and how the market reacts to them. our suspicion is that they are going to continue to emphasize the word transitory, and we think that is probably not the right thing to do. we think the thing to do is for the fed to acknowledge that in an economy that is growing 6%, perhaps even 8%, where financial conditions are the easiest they have ever been, and inflation expectations are beginning to get embedded and actually causing asset price pressure and economic slowdown at the very margin, yesterday's housing starts point in case, is that they need to acknowledge that this is an issue, and frankly, what we would see if they did knowledge was a knee-jerk reaction, probably lower in the stock market, but then ultimately, you would see a stabilization because the message would be we are in control of inflation. guy: i just want to think about what is happening today and how people are going to be positioned. got vix at 25. equity markets accelerating to the downside now.

julian howard, thanks very much.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the one thing that has helped travel in the last 12 months is the uncertainty of the clear structure in place will be very positive. >> i have no doubt that tourism in italy will bounce back as strong as it was before, and even stronger. >> we want to find the balance between reopening and keeping safe. the numbers will not be 2019 numbers, but they will certainly be much better than 2020. >> it is time for you to book your holidays in italy. we look forward to welcoming you again soon. guy: mario draghi is many things. i've never really seen him as a travel agent. [laughter] you've got to come on holiday. but it shows how important it is , his plan to everybody else's plan, and i think there's going to be a real race now, not just in terms of getting economies open, reducing restrictions, but providing people with a pleasant experience. do you want to sit on a beach wearing a mask? what are the restrictions going to be? how does it work at the airport? all of the

maity: estaba juliÁn o no?el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. pamela: una madre hispana lucha porque se legalice la muerte asistida en el estado donde vive para ponerle fin a su sufrimiento, su testimonio acapara la atenciÓn pero alguno se oponen a la controversial ley. hace unos aÑos le dimos la patadita de la buena suerte el joven cantautor joss favela, habla de su nueva producciÓn, en horario especial 4/5 centro.8 hora del pacÍfico. ♪ ♪ carlos: seÑores, no juzguen a la noche ni a la playa, pero se acabÓ el amor. esto pasÓ entre luis miguel y su noviael sol de mÉxico estÁ soltero y es por eso que tambiÉn estÁ en boca de todos. carlos: allÍ la estÁn viendo, esta guapa chica que era su corista, y menos de la mitad de la edad de luis miguel aseguran que fue la tensiÓn mediÁtica que resurgiÓ por la serie de luis miguel que contribuyÓ para que se diera esta separaciÓn. allÁ en los angeles que luis miguel es sabido que le gusta visitar esta ciudad, mi querido l

the reason i'm thinking about that is juliÁn castro is joining us tonight with his mother rosie castrowho was a political activist long before juliÁn and his brother joaquin even thought about it, she thought them everything she knows about politics. finally, only tonight rosie castro is making her first appearance on this program. it makes me feel like one have i've been doing over the last few years? she should've been your long time ago. >> it sounds like a -- i also love the idea that you can just say to people, listen, we would like to book you and if you want to bring your mom who can, as always. that is just a standing fool for the last word that moms are always welcome. excellent plan. >> you're coming to talk about your book, but bring your mom if she's available. that should be the policy. come on. >> i love it. it also means there's a chaperone for every show. it would keep things on the straight narrow. if there is always a mom. >> let's try it. thank you, rachel. today president biden picked up important bipartisan support for his infrastructure plan from a louisiana repub

s they saw washington officials this week nothing about a pardon for julian assange so that's the whole thing like what donald trump became president i was like hey now people are going to be we're going to put in an ugly face on the horrible stuff that that our government's been doing all along and people did become more aware of julian assange because of donald trump and now joe biden is president everybody forgot about him again the whole thing they used to say about donald trump is he's breaking all the norms and he's an enemy of the press right he's an enemy of the free press like a dictator well what the hell do you call what you're doing the julian assigns judge joe biden what do you call it and so guy get not one question about it at a press conference not one question about the number one journalist in the world award winning numbers ever had 2 or 3 tractor story julian assange being tortured by a western government there and for what is he being tortured for he's being tortured because he revealed war crimes of joe biden's administration with barack obama that's why he's being

i sort of like what julian is putting down and i sort of dig him generally. so good for him. >> coming up, the twitter twunl, the social media stock falling again today now down nearly 20% since reporting earnings so is it time to buy weakness? later up we gear up for lyft, reporting results tomorrow after the bell but setup into earnings, stay g "fast money" after this quick break.x= ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> as age mink americans we have helped built this country. >> as anchors with. >> producers with. >> reporters we shape its future. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> welcome back to "fast money. shares of twitter falling again today despite

the way it was charged, mike is facing two second-degree misdemeanors for 120 days in jail and julianl of 6 all for basically not having people wear masks while exercising. >> this insanity. governor desantis, sounds like broward is the mementos that you, you've been very pro-reopening, getting rid of these mandates. what is going on here and what can you do? >> the total overreach, this is exactly what we ordered against last summer many months ago and so i was just recently briefed on this case and we looked at it and i'm glad you have mike and julian on and i'm glad to be on to be able to say effective tomorrow morning i'm going to sign a reprieve under my constitutional authority so that will delay the case for 60 days against both of them and when the clemency board meets in the coming weeks we will issue pardons not only for mike and julian but for any floridian that may have outstanding infractions for things like masks and social distancing, the fact, not even right to be wearing masks when you are exercising, the world health organization advises against it. it is not healthy

julian glover, abc7 news. >> so grateful, julian, for seeking us out, to ask us to share our stories.azing job. i think it is when you hear other people's stories, right, and you go, huh, i never thought about that. that is actually a little similar to what i went through, and that is when we start to understand each other. i am so grateful to julian. >> i tell you, kristen,ism shocked at hearing some of these stories. the level of ignorance out there, the amount of education we have to do for people that don't even realize they are engaging in these slurs and how hurtful they can be. >> yeah. >> we have a lot of work to do here. >> when i was listening to kimmie, i thought that is me, too. opening my eyes super why because kids are pulling the slanty eyes on you when you are a kid. it stays with you. it is like death by a thousand cuts. we will continue this conversation. join this friday when we dedicate the 4:00 p.m. hour to an abc7 news bay area conversation. stop the hate. learn what you can do to help protect the aapi communities. that is friday. see you then. >>> san francisco

wiki leaks founder julian assange has been hold way in the u.k. since 2012 'd he spent 7 years under house arrest and in ecuador in the embassy before literally being dragged to prison his supporters of campaign for his release yet the biden mystery ministrations still one scene extradited to the u.s. i have a host of redacted tonight lee camp just one of the smartest really the smartest progressive in this business takes a committed comedy angle but his stories are incredible. what do you believe is the biggest motivating factor for our government's continued push to extradite this guy just goes on and on doesn't it yeah it really does i mean it's incredibly just disgusting to watch the courts in the u.k. have ruled that he can't be extradited specifically because the u.s. prisons are so horrific that he would be a suicide risk and so all that needs to happen now is that they need to stop the appeals biden binah mr asian and he would be a free man assad would be a free man tomorrow if they did that but they're not and actually we did get a slip u

wiki leaks founder julian assange has been hold way in the u.k. since 2012 'd he spent 7 years under house arrest and in ecuador in the embassy before literally being dragged to prison his supporters of campaign for his release yet the biden mr ministration still one scene extradited to the u.s. i have a host of redacted tonight leaking of just one of the smartest really the smartest progressive in this business takes a committed comedy angle but his stories are incredible look what do you believe is the biggest motivating factor for our government's continued push to extradite this guy just goes on and on doesn't it yeah it really does i mean it's incredibly just disgusting to watch the courts in the u.k. have ruled that he can't be extradited specifically because the u.s. prisons are so horrific that he would be a suicide risk and so all that needs to happen now is that they need to stop the appeals biden bind him mr asian and he would be a free man assad would be a free man tomorrow if they did that but they're not and actually we did get a sli

wiki leaks founder julian assange has been hold way in the u.k. since 2012 he spent 7 years under house arrest and in ecuador in the embassy before literally being dragged to prison his supporters of campaign for his release yet the biden mr ministrations still once seen extradited to the u.s. i have a host of redacted tonight leaking i'm just one of the smartest really the smartest progressive in this business takes a committed comedy angle but his stories are incredible. what do you believe is the biggest motivating factor for our government's continued push to extradite this guy just goes on and on doesn't it yeah it really does i mean it's incredibly just disgusting to watch the courts in the u.k. have ruled that he can't be extradited specifically because the u.s. prisons are so horrific that he would be a suicide risk and so all that needs to happen now is that they need to stop the appeals biden bind him mr asian and he would be a free man assad would be a free man tomorrow if they did that but they're not and actually we did get a slip up

we know the bbc was led by lord hall at that time and julian knight says he wants to know how it came, what were the processes in the organisation that a reporter, known to be dishonest was hired at such a senior level. if they knew that he had lied previously, despite the fact it was from what was described as a woeful investigation, they still found he had lied three times. and also he'd had to resign from a mediocre american network, why was he good enough then for the bbc? so i have to say, there are lots of questions. also, i would want to know — what precisely did he do in hisjob? he wasn't on air a great deal during his time as correspondent or religious editor, and one would have to ask why he was even promoted while back at the bbc? julian knight says he will have at private meeting with the current director—general tim davie next week. tim davey says of course lord dyson's findings are shocking, but he is confident the bbc has a stronger processes in place to prevent anything like this from happening again. prevent anything like this from happening again-— prince william has

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government was on the same side as al qaeda in syria what do you think about the case of julian assange and do you think that britain will kill him in jail here. sufficient information has not been published on the assigned issue and i'm not able to pass judgement on him. let me share my message with your viewers the situation that the world is currently at is beneath any human being more than half the world's population lives in poverty and the majority of the world's population lives under security threats and military pressure. the monopoly of power wealth and media has robbed nations and the masses of opportunities. today the world is being managed according to the principles of political darwinism . what that means is that for some to be strong others would have to be weak if. for some to be affluent. others should be poor. for some to have dignity. others should be humiliated. this ideology is anti-human. it has turned the world into a place where an arms race has jeopardized everyone security. and lead to a significant share of the nation's resources and wealth. being spent. on t

and i was out last summer in the, in the potter on julian i saw on joint house none. i mean, you'll make statements after you violated his rights by his name coming out. i mean, i'm sorry, this resort. everybody. you know, the 3 left, the legation 6 by will never be clarified me. now, what has happened? they are talking about swedish because we're talking about the swedish case and no one's now talking about the case. there was there in the beginning that it's still ongoing, which is as far as i'm concerned, which is the great danger to me and to the organizations a whole, which is this massive s b investigation. me let's be serious. we are in a conflict situation with the largest, most powerful employer. that's what it is that has ever existed in such a situation. it's remarkable to survive though. hey, how are you all about? so they're going to see you again. we know that there's been a grand jury against against wikileaks and the songs. now, the attempts to prosecute wikileaks have lasted over 5 years. the procedure in the united states is that before someone can b

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to him, i feel like julian life might be coming to an end. we are in a conflict situation with the largest and most powerful employer in such a situation. it's remarkable to survive the top stories of the week on hey, china dismisses this political hype present. the implied in this probe into the origins of cove in the lab league theory is now gaining traction in the media which had rejected it when the trump administration made the same claim oscillation of a nation spell. every face is a barrel of criticism and close death space. when the e u. off the a passenger jets is supposed to make an emergency diversion to mid over a hoax. bomb threats, but then a position activist on board would arrested the cities in the us back truck on the decisions to cuts. police funding off the crime rate surge on the white house close and that could make of gun violence.

julian? >> reporter: good afternoon, christian.t, res across the bay area, of course, we are talking about filipino nurses. this is a salute to theirs -- their perseverance and sacrifice across the lines. >> reporter: filipino americans are dying of covid-19 at an alarming rate. >> healthcare workers are taking care of us day in and day out. who is taking care of them? >> reporter: a proud filipino american has asked this question often in the last year. this is video of her caring for patients before the pandemic. >> it is very unfair. as nurses, we signed up to take care of patients. none of us signed up to die. >> reporter: as countless healthcare workers made the ultimate sacrifice caring for patients in covid wards, the president of the national nurses united, the largest group of nurses in the u.s., noticed a trend. many of the dead were also filipino american. >> it is heartbreaking. and i spoke through the pain, because their deaths could have been invented -- -- -- -- -- -- >> reporter: 329 registered nurses in the u.s. ha

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julian is live with more on that memorial and the victims. >> hi. good morning.hese nine names that with we are learning are not gun violence stats. they aren't hash tags. to the nine families who lost a loved one they were everything. tonight the community will come together to help those families grieve, heal and mourn. these nine victims and their lives that were cut short. we are learning more this morning. from a vta employee who did escape that the killer appeared to be targeting his victims. we are learning that a 36-year- old, a light-rail operator, one of the victims likely saved at least one co worker by putting her in a room to hide before he himself was shot and killed. the family remembering him as a kind person. >> he is the one. he is a nice one in our family. is he friendly. he has too many friends. >> he calling there -- he has the phone numbers with the community because say, hey, there's a shooting. >> likely saving more lives. i want to bring you back here live to san jose city hall this morning where you do see that memorial growing. you see

. >> cnn political analyst, julian zelizer is a historian and professor at princeton. impact of this, particularly on the republican party because there are republican lawmakers who have spoken out about this, and against the words she's using. >> well, it's such a horrendous distortion of history, comparing genocide to a public health initiative to stop a pandemic. i'm still surprised that more republicans have not spoken out against this. it's still a limited number and i think congresswoman greene remains a story about a radicalized republican party, and congresswoman cheney in some ways remains the outlier, as opposed to her. these are not the kinds of words we should hear coming from an elected official. >> i wanted to ask you too about the cnn op-ed that you wrote. and i want to read some of it because it's a really good article. you say politically, when we're talking about president biden and what he is going to be doing, particularly this week, as we just heard from jazz mimin. president biden's administration is living on borrowed time as negotiations with re

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i am julian and for jon scott ♪ ♪.ge jeanine: they always said it would happen quickly and it did, it took less than 100 days to change america, listen, 100 days to take us down from the shining city on the hill, we knew the trojan horse was hiding someone other than moderate joe biden, but now we know for sure the biden who has emerged once a centrist has embraced full on socialism. should any of you be doubting thomas is wednesday night speech before the joint session of congress was proof positive of biden's intent to move our nation from capitalism to socialism. the man who delivered the message was weak and frail seemingly stupid and fragile, with none of the energy of a brady and reagan, the charisma of a clinton, the sass of the bush, the eloquence of obama, nor the full on patriotism of a trump the message was simple, america is an expert on show crisis, only money will get us out of it. the price tag astronomical, $6 trillion. he plans to spend more than the nation's debt when bill clinton took office. biden i

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the action needs to be done on the voting and making the one lead for the julian was lost and didn't know that the bomb and nobody had the data on the, on the when we come all the way it was started when the stuff in the family and in fact, that the, the, the issue or the children often and all the getting on thing from what can give us a call, but it's not what needs to be done then what is being done? how committed would you say, is the government towards actually providing helps to these children? the government is coming up, but they're coming up on that. so the action of a thing and then the company, but the government is more work to do the wall or the julian where the and why them to get it become catholic or become like if i call those be the moment is to be supporting that needs to come forward and then also should be in action, but again, they hear their being done or not. so i'm not really the c o 2 also children who have not right yeah. right. we leave it there for the time being, but thank you so much for joining us. and it's very important object. them injecting go the

boost for amazon prime video streaming business to compete with rivals, netflix, and disney plus the julian m. gm's portfolio is james bond franchise. amazon will get access to more than 20000 films and tv shows from the historic metro goldwyn minus judy on this, let's cross to our financial correspondent in new york yen quarter. we were talking a just a day ago about i was being criticized for being too dominant when it comes to online shopping, but it's also getting bigger and bigger when it comes to streaming. we have no idea what she's going to do with this new portfolio for m g m. now, well, i mean there is content on one side, but then also the film studio, so the production site them on the other. if you look at content, they're adding title, like you already mentioned james bond, but also a robot called rocky. i believe even the lord of the rings, the silence of the lambs. so that is one side, but to really get your customers engaged, what you really need to do. it's not just showing old content but actually producing you modern and serious. and that's what they probably might do. m

because julian was left with no one to defend it. once. once the palestinian leadership in the west bank had become so weakened, partially, also due to american, actually let me make a brief cut there if i may, because our clock has not a lot of time left on it. and i would also like to talk about the other side because your opening statement talked about weak leadership on both sides. and i'm hearing from all of you a concession that there is some weak leadership on the palestinian side. so let's talk about the israeli one. as you mentioned, the government was struggling already to preserve its power when this crisis broke . your opening statement talked about weak leadership there as well. how does that play a role here? well, you know, 1st of all, let's again talk about the level of the people. there's a lot of mistrust. you see it online, you see it amongst people they don't know within it's within as well within israelis even those were not necessarily too far to the left is really not done. they remember we've been in these rounds of

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i feel like julian's life might be coming to an end. we are in a conflict situation with the largest and most powerful employer in such a situation. it's remarkable. it's about what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, a very critical time. time to sit down and talk the sub i'm going through amazon. it as a mr. mill, him actually comes to the left side of my ticket from lena one last saw so much of a late fee, and i'm, i do not sell my unified message called mine. which article would you react when you write discover, stick them like the laker? people would wanna, well, a marvel that will love, i will finish for a look. i'm going back to you to will talk to you later. i never called her like i said, my, the, the, the laughing in mann middle or not. we can is ram and coffee and anyway, i have remind the d and any gone, john's gone gone. if they're going

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by miracle we got seated, and julian became a lifelong friend. we have the same birthday which we celebrated together for almost 50 years. until he died a couple years ago. and one of our delegates is john lewis, the next summer he hired me to work for the global education project in 1969. first time i had ever done anything in that challenging delegation so he sent me to self georgia to try to register voters by myself you could not have been more lost than i was when he sailed west. there were 20 counties right had no connection, nobody on the rolodex. a lack of majority counties, with practically no registered voters. i had three days that summer and each county to visit 20 counties, and see if i could find somebody capable and willing, to administer voter registration drive. and i went in looking for the black baptist church and hope i discover the next martin with your king. i got thrown out by all the ministers. then i had a brief period when i was trying to find the rebels, so i would go out to the juke joints and get in poker games, tryin