at r f k. then the clowns that are parading around is the ticket now look good j up case stood for lower taxes, strong military, everything, a conservative democrat, these days would stand for compared to these radical progressive, not jobs. so i don't know what the kennedys have been smoking. uh, but uh that's their problem was interesting only the family. yeah. the and at least that's something we can agree on it. but i want to get to this fact that there's this personal on that because of the family or of kids raised his family history with the intelligence community. we can all admit, i think has been very strange. and this is a tribute in honor of bobby. i am announcing tonight that upon my election, i will establish a new, independent presidential commission on assassination attempts. they will be test was released to the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of president john f. and do you kind of alluded to this in the very start, but i wanna get your take on the steve, wh

k. the obviously, usually in berlin, welcome to our show. in the us, the 3rd day of the democratic national convention is coming to a close. just moments ago, tim waltz accepted his vice presidential nomination with a speech that blended optimism and fears, criticism of donald trump. you were looking at live pictures from chicago. thousands of delegates are there for the convention, which officially confirmed couple of harris and walls as the parties, nominees, and marks the beginning of the final stretch of the white house campaign. let's take a listen to what walt's had to say. when republicans use the word freedom, they mean that the government should be free to invade your doctors. office corporations free to pollute your air and water and bags free to take advantage of customers. when we democrats talk about freedom, we mean the freedom to make a better life for yourself and the people that you lot or over the eunice paul who was at the democratic convention in chicago and as welcom

k. organizers that say it's a peaceful response to days of our right writing. following the killing of 3 girls the i'm sorry, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. we're going to turn to those stories in just a moment. but 1st we do have some breaking news coming in to powerful earthquakes have struck off japan's southern coast. the $6.00 and a $7.00 magnitude from or is it just off? mia zaki prefecture. so nami alerts have been issued, but there are no immediate reports of damage. we will be bringing you more updates on the story as they come in and bangladesh as new caretaker of leader mohammed unice has returned home after a student let uprising the 4th of long time. prime minister shake has he not to resign and leave the country? unice has now landed a dock has main international airports just a short while ago. he's a grasp of foreigners in spring valley, nobel peace prize winner spent the last few days in france where he received medical treatment. he'll be sworn in as the

k. is repeated both to being a best you and a free speech of also being called at the question following the government's response to a recent protest as a mass of violence flooded the streets of britain last week, over perceived failures in immigration policies. is that age of charlotte? do mesquite picks up the store and this is how the police in the u. k. have been dealing with protest is the unless you're willing to 2019 back and movement to the home comb wants women business the u. k. homes, homes full mcculla new lucy, it was in sensed by attempts to bring the riots is under control. it labeled them pro democracy and essentially reading it that right to protest regardless of the violence for your age, the authority is not to use last night's events as a pretext for oppression. but to address the deep seated concern by the people of hong kong that their basic freedoms are under attack. no, i'm not going to sugar coated a significant number of people involved in the 2024 u. k. purcha

k. have been dealing with protest is the unless you're willing to 2019 back and movement to the home comb wants. remember this the u. k. holmes holmes, full mcculla, new lucy. it was in sentenced by attempts to bring the rises under control, it labeled them pro democracy and essentially reading it that right to protest regardless of the violence, feared the authorities not to use last night's events as a pretext for oppression. but to address the deep seated concern by the people of hong kong that their basic freedoms are under attack. no, i'm not going to sugar coated a significant number of people involved in the 2024 u. k. purchased were from the hod right. these rights were initially spoke by those in the u. k, who all fed up with the countries immigration system. perhaps i should say lack of one, but the u. k. is crackdown has been moved to oh boy, anyone's done that over $700.00 arrests with hundreds, most suspects being sold. the u. k is newly minted leader is being accused of gas

k. this comes after days of far, right? writing fuels by outrage over the stopping death of the 3 children and the subsequent. this information that's falsely named and asylum seeker as the perpetrator of these riots as on mosques and hotels, housing asylum seekers attacked leaving minority communities on edge dw, with rosie bar chart. how's this report from liverpool? they said they're here to keep racist. hundreds through delta based refugee support center in lyrical when they learned 8 might be targeted by more far, right? riots after a week of unrest in the u. k. and a tax on similar facilities. i think the last government for instance, the policies the mind of the season day a full night, which is people angry the people remote in that they call to get a national health appointment life. national health don't know. says when they'd be in an even worse state to demonstrate to say they want to show the world. the preaching is a welcoming milton cult, where they're head today to get co

k. where she has that, where she has family look, you know, india has really been impacted in a big way by this crisis and by her us her by her stepping down. just because india has long viewed any political alternatives to have seen a as very detrimental. if not outright dangerous, for its interest, it views the b and p and its allies as essentially dangerous as long as the factions. so, you know, i think that india is going to have a tough, tough road ahead. and i would think that, um it's, it's been in touch with, with the army in bangladesh to convey its concerns and to try to convey its, its own interest to ensure that whatever interim government emerges will reflect india's own hopes and, and an interest for, for bangladesh. but yeah, i think that perhaps no other country has been impacted as do it seriously as india by this dramatic change of events and done with josh michael, who common with the wilson centers of south asia institute. mr. coco, when we appreciate your time and yo

k. organizers that say there a peaceful response to days of our right rioting. also coming up on our show today, bangladesh as new leader is returning home, nobel peace prize winner mohammed and eunice is set to arrive in the dock. i soon he says he's ready to help this country addresses problems after weeks of violent protests. that's the top of the government. and he's thrilled the public at the paris olympics and by winning for gold medals, we meet french swimming sensation play on marshal the richardson, welcome. thousands of people have taken part in anti racism protests across the u. k. this comes after days of far right rioting, fuels by outrage over the stopping death of 3 children and a subsequent to this information that falsely named and asylum seeker as the perpetrator of the riots on mosques and hotels. housing asylum seekers attacked leaving minority communities on edge dw as rosy furniture and sent this report from liver pool. they said they're here to keep racist. hundred

k. the, i'm seeing there's we in berlin, welcome to our show. in the us, the 3rd day of the democratic national convention is underway with tim wal set to address the crowd and formerly accept his vice presidential nomination. you were looking at live pictures from chicago. thousands of delegates are there for the convention, which officially confirms complet harris and waltz as the parties. nominees, and the convention begins the final stretch of the white house campaign. former president bill clinton also spoke on day 3 of the convention that followed michelle and brock obama, who headlines the conventions. second day was, were both received rapturous reception, which you was encouraged. all right, let's go to, janelle do loud. who was in chicago at the democratic convention. janelle welcome. this is arguably the most important speech of tim walters political career. what can we expect? the most important speech of his political career is likely an understatement. stephen, this is also

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k. prime minister kia star says that he is deploying and quote, a standing army of police officers to tackle violate anti immigrant riots, taking place. and parts of the u. k. a drummer made the comment after an emergency security meeting with ministers and police cheats more than 370 people have been arrested in connection with the unrest which followed. last week's fatal. staffings of 3 young girls in the town of south port. the often mass of attacks by fall right groups on this hotel enrolled, the room targeting the assign them see cause living here some demonstrate to say the violence escalate to be on the expectations. how you arrive. just say about 1 o'clock to a peaceful protest. i didn't want any violence to finish, so a police officer knocked some contest and it did show up cuz we were a little bit scared to stop for. i understand why people are being upset and, and the retaliation from it. simon, the unrest is erupt. it in several towns and cities across parts of the you can us

k. in 2016 of the u. k. government. but we have seen the us house of representatives try to close the 5 that definition. so does the charge of anti semitism have less force when governments in the west co defying that definition, which very much equates being critical of as well as being an to symmetric? absolutely so, so this is part of these really space a strategy. this is not just um, you know, grass roots effort of scholars in activism, community members coming together and coming up with this definition that focuses almost exclusively on criticism of is realizing the definition of anti semitism. this is driven by these really state funded by these various states supported by the history of the state, which has thought since at least the 1970s to spread this idea of the quote unquote, like i said, new and types of the western countries like, sorry to interrupt right, but we just want to know why western countries, you know, like the us like the u. k. like gym the why this so quick to go with that on it. and for tha

k junior. obviously, his uncle was the president, his father would have been president, had not been shot as a prominent member of one of the most famous democratic families in us history. he's going to quit the race and possibly endorse donald trump and be here. he's running may tell if it's happening because he's been treated so poorly. she says by the democratic party, this gmc aligned pack that was created specifically to take us out has spent millions of dollars to take us out. they have unfortunately turned us into a spoiler. and, and we don't want to be as boiler we wanted to when we wanted a fair shot at the dnc, made that impossible for us. they have this band shadow band as kept us up stages. manipulated pools use law fair against us, sued us in every possible state. we've even planted insiders into our campaign to disrupt and to create actual legal issues for us. so let's talk about this obvious question. will he actually endorse trump? and what's he going to get for doing? so these

k. thousands of anti racism demonstrators have taken to the streets to counter right wing raleigh's, with a new wave, reportedly planned for thursday nights, communities for preparing to defend at numerous locations, including refugee charities, and visa processing centers that online sources. a ledge are targets for violence. people standing up to the riders say right wing forces simply found a pretext for violence. a st. joseph dodson, kevin silver, them with a no need to 10 people involved in it. the to the for the once broke out and the u. k. last week when protest is flooded, freed supplies thing with police and setting fire to hotels, hosting asylum seekers. angry reaction follow that the swift spread of misinformation about the religious police and the birth place of a 17 year old. suspected of sapping and killing 3 young girls in southport, on july 29th of a 400 people had been arrested in the brutal protest. so they've taken hold in the country for commenting on the unfolding cr

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k. might do bulletins o police commission that has a boost threatened to pursue people who are not even in the u. k. big cable. gloria does not make you safe from the law. you can be guilty of offences of, of incitement, of starting racial hatred. and we will come off to those individuals just as we will physically confront on the straits. the commentators from all other end of the political spectrum who likes to accusations of bias of the police. because we stand in the middle, we'll try to independently under the law with that federal favor. and if you've got crazy views over there, you don't like it. and if you go try, give you some of that. you don't like it. we will continue to do this. can you imagine the full riff? i don't know russia or china suggested it was gunning for. so for warriors in the u . k. u. k continues to spend the taylor that society is free, unlike of course, here in russia where people aren't even allowed to think for themselves just terrible government overreach

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k. this all comes as the olympics, which is taking place in paris right now. i, sweet speaker. i skate is from japan and also the usa have just received the metals from the painting winter olympics. why they were receiving them now, where you might remember when the patient olympics took place 2 and a half years ago, russia told the board with the figure ice skating. it got the gold foot late. so one of its a team players or members, this is, was off the times 15 year old camilla valley ava was accused of doing things. she benoit's that she depakote. she said that she had been contaminated by her grandfather's hot meditation while she was at her family home and she pleaded, are innocent, said she's happy to be tested again despite this, she has the book thrown not to. and as a result of that, russian was split, it's gold medal, and that's why we ask you, it's not receiving that metals at the paris olympics. but if we go back to that time, a 15 year old child, she was vilified in the pric

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interested in k-pop and wanted to bring k-pop today where we've some pop-up events.nd i wanted to bring something for teens and for actually everyone for all backgrounds, ages and people of all backgrounds, love k-pop music. and i wanted to do something that can bring folks to our downtown show with downtown has to offer. and i'm so grateful. depart partner the city of library. and we're going to have performances. we have a shop like a proper public and have boba available by teaspoon. and are inviting folks to come downtown and walk around our downtown support our businesses and support our library. so this is happening next next weekend. and anyone can go. >> what is what is it about k-pop and and hayward that is just like a match made in heaven. we have a lot of k-pop fans and and there's just been korean wave of culture, an explosion of music. >> and we've been seeing is over the past. i would say 10 years of this music really dominating the charts, but also there are a lot of folks who are buying merchandise part of this particular brand of music. and so i if w

k. domestic response. thousands of people coming together to demonstrate against relate wing reuters and racism. pride's protected buildings with mike and some of the cheese have been living. they were going to attack this center based on the fact that in integrations. and so the community came out today to help her to protect the the refugees and, and let them know that there was one of noise when blake, when groups it urge support, has to come back onto the streets. many, if it was the 6000 specialized police officers were deployed to maintain motor, we need government to throw some leadership on deal with this issue, a breakdown of one sample. we are a multi cultural, multi colored, multi faceted society. when i see women saying, i am not going out today. when i see kids not wanting to go out to play. is this the future of britain? no, wait, no my watch. the buttons began in england and spreads and moving on. and after stopping at adults close inside port to the attack, i killed 3 chi

k. as according to one of which is most influential newspapers with tools, i mentioned a major focus on instructing troops and how to raid high rise buildings. but this isn't the extent of the u. k. is helpful, kia london is one of these kinds of leading donors. today's b, u i, u. k of types move in 12000000000 pounds to key of since february 2022. as the size of hosting of the military training programs of 870000 ukrainian soldiers have been offered instruction so far and the names to train a further 10000 by mid 2024. let's cross that live to august. let's close a lot of tools and the will correspond to and thomas web. it's a moment to write by many thanks for joining us today is good to see you. so the u . k. has, as we know, been an ottoman supporter of ukraine even before the conflicts began. in fact, what is the likelihood that london had helped k a plan this incursion the unto rest and a policy in london is set of us for decades already. and, and this concrete case, london announc

k. this evening. and also where i was, hundreds of people were actually gathering here exactly here on this frame because what's happening is that file right groups have published and this stuff more than 30 law firms, immigration lawyers who've been working with refugees as a possible target for pro tests and saw several attacks this evening. so what happened is that all these calls with protests of anti racism. and to far right, protests a showed up to basically protect these law firms from possible far right protests. and just uh, in the last hours we saw hundreds of people here behind me trying to protect people from going at these law firms. also lots of police for here. but so far, no far right protests us have a peers and we have seen the same picture in the cities like west. so new castle, the all for the u. k. a lot of people have come basically in solidarity with the immigrants with refugees. people of color, everyone know, feels very much threatened by these fall right protest

k. after writing and cities and towns in england and in belfast. the violence has been blamed by prime minister care storm are on far right. activists and groups organizing themselves online individuals rather than organizations seem to have been driving the protests, almost all focused around migrants, mosques have also been targeted. migration has been a leading topic in politics and media in the u. k for several decades. with some newspapers and politicians carving out a hard line stance. the last conservative government had planned to deport illegal migrants to were wanting to a plan dropped by the new labor one. so why has there been such a wide spread and sudden upsurge in violence and how have politics and media affected attitudes on migration? we'll be discussing this with our guest shortly. but 1st, this report from victoria getting be riots by phone. roy protest is a straight across the u. k stopped by a series of motors in a seaside town in the north west of england. 3 goes ag

they say prop k will really devastate them.nd how right, exactly. >> you know, one of the major opponents of this is the chinese american democratic club in the city, and they came with more than a dozen people who were talking about the need to drive, to work, to drive their kids to school, to have unimpeded, speedy access by car that they're working class and that even a small impact to their commutes could really harm them. >> all right. so, you know, real quickly, since the pandemic, the highway has been closed to cars on weekends, as you referred to in the previous answer. but how well received and how well used is the space right when there are no cars? i guess that could give you some insight into just, you know, what would a new park do? >> sure. i mean, you know, first, anecdotally, there's been a little bit of like a photograph wars where, you know, opponents will take pictures when it's a little more empty and say, look, no one's using this. and proponents will take pictures when it's very busy and see, look how look

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k. to stay vigilant and avoid the phone right demonstrations. but i want to bring in now it hutchins, he's you k research manager, but the think tank more in common. he joins us tonight from london and it's good to have you with this. i understand you have been looking into the riots that are taking place across britain. what we're seeing right now is this representative of the mood in the country towards refugees and immigration. well, there's a number of ways you can look at this and lots of people have suggested to the right. so representative of so the broad, the ordinary british opinion that sort of immigration is too high and we need to take and fewer refugees. and it is true, but if you look at the public opinion, it is sort of a mainstream majority view. now the integration levels in the u. k. a too high, but it's almost the wrong time to be having that conversation. we've had lots of conversations in the tab integration for the last 2 years. this is kind of almost all the politicians have talked about. the majority of people who are con

k. andre can then other color in the russian on by the to the u. k. many thanks for joining us on. the program is very good to see you today. i'll start off with this and, and one of your interviews. you mentioned that people in here tell tired of the tungsten paddling of the ukraine story, but none of us public opinion is still influenced by the media. is narrative. could you expand on what you meant by that ukraine fatiguing and how it not assessed itself as well. but it's a very special situation in united kingdom wednesday. talk about you green, because if there's only one narrative is possible here, and it sounds as pull those uh, alaska has started an unprovoked aggression against the ukraine. and you k will stand with you put in as long as it takes. but think he was here, he's unprovoked, it is still gonna be false. it does not take into account. the other said, are they just do it or we agree in those that are us a discrimination or for us and population. of course of the negatio