keisha lance bottoms. welcome.plause] >> we are going to pose a question and allow rapid fire, first question for melanie. many issues implicate black life in america but i think in these conversations we know that we can discuss a range of policy issues but from your perspective it is critical for people in washington today to go back to communities in the fall, what is the critical issue we need to focus on? >> everybody knows i love mark -- marc morial, my brother from another mother, thank you for being who you are and being my friend, my colleagues. i call on you any time, he won't hold it if it gets easier, to decompress so thank you for your leadership. we talk about this in new orleans. in on modern day civil war. this is bigger than an election. anybody watching what is going on with the january 6th committee about what happened when you had not a spontaneous attack but a real planned one by the former president of the united states and who are they going after? black and brown people, we now have a situat

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and you've all the texas keisha sassy. she sometimes had that little attitude, but you know, she, if she knew she believed in something that she was going to fight for she can now see for herself, i'll police responded to her daughter being shot. media outlets releasing 4 minutes of security camera footage. they edited out the sounds of the children screaming you can clearly see police arrive 2 minutes after the shooting started. a few approached the classroom door, but runaway less than a minute later, after shots are fired. as the minutes take by the shooting continued, the police stand and watch one hand sanitizer. eventually, a small army of police arrived with bulletproof shields, body armor, an automatic weapon, the russian, and killed the gunman. after 75 minutes of waiting, one of the way the videotape is going to change the debate is republicans aftermath shooting often say what's needed for a bad guy with a gun. is a good guy with a gun. that was obviously not the case. and you've all day says ours is enraged. th

joining us now, senior adviser to president biden, keisha lance bottoms.of atlanta, georgia, and knows a things or two about managing a city that's going through a crisis with policing and members of the community and how to navigate it all. if you could tell us more about the president's, the white house's intentions with this money, especially as it pertains to policing. >> i'm so excited that the president has listened to mayors across the country, governors across this country, in rolling out this plan. because we know one of the biggest challenges facing cities right now is this everyday crime problem. so when we have resources in cities that allow us to hire police officers, properly train police officers, and hold police officers accountable, it's a game-changer. but the reality is this, police officers respond to crime. what we have been asking for in ciies across america is more funding to help us put in place those crime intervention programs, so that we can touch people before they enter into this life of crime. you know, i served as a magistrat

but what we, what we do know is that there are over 1800000 and we were people are locked up in red keisha camps are going through occasional training. schools are, are locked up in factories to working conditions that strongly indicate force labor . and the chinese government is even proud and advertising it and considered calling it so cool for poverty alleviation. while a lot of those people who are locked up are either a medical doctor is a dentist. professor is like my father or nurse as people who have wives and families and jobs before. ok, i am going to leave a conversation with russian who actually has a thought for our view is who consumers around the world. he she is my own sister, dr. hussain abbas was taken as a hostage. her punish me for exposing china's gen site and policies could be making the shirt that's on your back. and the weaker professors seamus, why? do's, successful business people and the pop stars could be picking your cotton? there are perpetrators and the enablers under genocide. and when you use the company's products and those companies who are using will for

so patient women are hyper submissive, but hyper sexual or they're either the keisha or the tornado. right. you know, there's sort of dragon lady sort of pigeonhole people into these. ready ideas and so we, we tend to project these things on to asian people, whether that's, you know, kind of weird fetishizing sexuality or just certain racial ideas or just coded. and you see this across the theater opera dancer. but, you know, it's all the james bond movies, it's all connected in a, as a part of this broader culture. and so what a lot of asian american talk ourselves are trying to tease those things apart, connect the dots, and say, okay, but within this framework, how do we keep this beautiful work alive? and so what i'm looking at is, is the rural opera house production is still set in this very traditionally oriental us place, which i think is what people are sort of uncomfortable about. and i guess my solution that i was like, a lot of this work, i think there's the focus on solutions that we look at. shakespeare, which is bell, you know, 400 plus years old. i think the reason why

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campaigning for years, restrict a separation between odyssey and consulting her as a not pinkish keisha. you just can't trace what a fact consulting has on the independence of the auditor, and for, for the vacant emphasis of the proof of hunch. post mila with following the financial crisis, the topic was put on the easy, which ended in 2010. e commission and michelle banging also felt the independence of auditors was at risk a if you so is it healthy for the same firms to be auditing and consulting? it you can say docile called dexter is complete independence even possible in that context. i'm all bushy. domlyn schools are often when we hoped, what he said would become reality veterans criteria. vanya wanted to strictly separate auditing and consultancy. he also said, company should be required to change auditors every 10 years. as for the and of course, a lobby, what followed was a lobbying campaign which michelle bonnie, a correctly described as the biggest campaign ever in brussels. the tub san diego was the coordinator of the e committee on economic and monetary affairs until 2021.

they are prosecuted, a very worried that our criminal legal system will likely believe karen but not keisha when she says she has a miscarriage. >> miss goss graves, or you are asked a question, what does abortion have to do with health care. my understanding of the situation is that we're talking about the health care of the mother. and, in so many instances, to protect the life of the mother, and abortion, unfortunately, it's sometimes required. can you speak about that and how, in that situation, where protecting the life of the mother might lead to the mother in jail? >> you know, when professor goodwin was here, she said twice a statistic that i'm still startled by. which was that black women were 118 times more likely to die from giving birth in mississippi then from abortion. they're a lot of health instances that come up. pregnancy is an inherently risky endeavor. it is the public's -- >> not for the, mail for the female. >> for the pregnant person, for the president carrying a pregnancy it is inherently risky. the idea that there is no mention of the life or the health or the menta

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keisha came as a florida mom and moms for america, a new york city mom, natalya murakhver, cheryl onderchaining about our country, cheryl, you think about the future of the country, the minds go for children and their education. you live in loudoun county which is ground zero for the battle for the schools. which side do you think is winning right now? >> well, you absolutely think that our sites get stronger and stronger every day. over the last two years, the momentum that we have gained in waking parents up to what is actually going on in government and schools has been refreshing to see. you know, more people are getting involved. more people are realizing they need to show up info in all elections, not just presidential election. you know, the culture of the left has gotten so toxic, it needs to be attacked on every level of government. i actually started a chapter of moms for liberty in loudoun county. that is our mantra, we are fighting on all levels of government. we need to turn this country around here these teachers unions are evil, and they have really taken over government educa

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thank you like keisha blaine and others. i'm talking about this book through the black agenda. so i want to jump right in and for you all watching. please come ready with your questions. i just i think sort of what and has been doing overall in terms of policy making and black woman voices being centered and particularly around the economy and it is also very interesting. so first question, i remember as a kid i was a nerds. i remember being so excited to read the covenant with black america by tavis smiley like 15 years ago, and it was different but similar in that it was a like collection of thoughts from experts about what were the covenant with black america look like so now between 21 we have this black agenda bold planned for for really censoring those most marginalized to make change. so could you help us walk through the how did you come up with this idea? because also the timing is so perfect, right? yeah. yeah between 21 clearly. so why your process how did you come up with the site? yeah, why a black agenda in the start there right? thank you so much for this and tha

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campaigning for local elections on friday, police have acknowledged security lapses. flemister formula keisha has vowed to continue working on sions o abby's campaign promises abby model saudi no more. you inheriting abbeys, legacy, especially the constitution amendment, which he put so much of as if it into i will work on cylinders that are by could not solve on his own or, and added to the mule smith. i'll continue working and bring a bright future to our beloved, comfortable hand, which our bay loves toe. we need to pass this legacy to the next generation. no more occasionally made that speech after japan's governing party and its coalition part, no one a 2 thirds majority in sunday's parliamentary elections not paved the way for possible changes to the pacifist constitution, which would then strengthen the militaries role on the global stage. that was a goal of former prime assertion. so abby flooring st. louis reports japan is a nation in morning after the assassination of its former leader shinto ave, on friday. but for its governing liberal democratic party, a glimmer of good means aft

she wants you to remember her daughter jackie killed at her school in you've all the texas keisha sassy. she sometimes had that little attitude that you know, she, if she knew she believed in something that she was going to fight for. she can now see for herself how police responded to her daughter being shot. media outlets releasing 4 minutes of security camera footage. they edited out the sounds of the children screaming you can clearly see police arrived. 2 minutes after the shooting started, a few approached the classroom door, but run away less than a minute later, after shots are fired. as the minutes ticked by the shooting continued, the police stand and watch one hand sanitizer. eventually, a small army of police arrived with bulletproof shield body armor, an automatic weapon, the russian, and killed the gunman. after 75 minutes of waiting, one of the way the videotape is going to change the debate is republicans aftermath shooting often say what's needed for a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. that was obviously not the case. and you've all day says ours is enraged.

is emerging on the ground, but also the supply chain issues in terms of obtaining the most at the keisha spec seen. all right, we really appreciate the update my cana joining us live there from washington, d. c. thank you. to ukraine now where 17 ships loaded with grain are ready to depart from odessa for the 1st time since russia invaded bank in february. more ways and colonies being harvested while the war continues. but that doesn't come without problems. these pictures show fields and burning in the cocky region near the front lines. farmers are accusing russia of shelling the area. john hendern found this report from odessa. ukraine in the world are waiting for 17 ships filled with grain to distribute food across the globe and help avert a global hunger crisis. prisoner volota mirror, zalinski on friday said those ships would leave soon, but they haven't left yet there. a number of logistical problems involved with that . some of. ready could be insurance, the fact that the waters are mine, and most importantly, security because those ships will be traveling through an active wars o

this is keisha. and what does that mean? what does this mean in terms of food production and food security for the nation as a whole? yeah, this is there going on top of for security issues that are experiencing now and equally and all over the war the after day. and they were in the train and $44043.00, and they know the regions that are concerned by that oh, represent more or less the 44 percent of only diane, maybe food that is produced starting from italy. and i'm going to show our product just to give you an example, if you had 397 percent of the right progression price reduction, anybody, the 80 percent of all the animal food feed that is produced in the region is at risk. and then just another example, 76 percent off loss and production on we used to be to, to do to do bread and anybody. and this, of course is already on top of a concerns about food supplies coming from from eastern europe as well. it seems almost a double fold crisis for italy at the moment. as you mentioned, that the governments declared a state of

. >> this is keisha, talking about including renters for signatures. the system is designed to make it nearly impossible to get signatures because the owners are required. oftentimes i was left out of state who never met the owners and it was a difficult way to contact owners and it was the renters lives impacted by the planning of developers. i remember so many wanting to sign our appeal and telling me their voice and account. this is absurd and unethical that discouraged people like me from my right to participate in local government and more punishment for working class renters and minorities and should have a say in how their neighborhood would be developed. i won an appeal after my neighborhood won it. i tried to contact every single supervisor about this discriminatory process over and over again and shocker only one supervisor called me back, supervisor peskin. we had a long talk and i want to say thank you very much for that night because you made me feel that someone cared and you redirected me to supervisor melgar and i want to thank you supe