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that's an early picture of of of kerry patch people ask a lot about where was kerry patch. well there's no trace of it anymore. i spent a lot of time just driving around and wandering around north st louis trying to find any remnant of kerry patch. and there's practically nothing left. there's the old emigrant home, which is falling down. every once in a while you'll see a row house from that era. but even the streets have have been changed. their routes and dead ended, but basically, if you think in terms of cash, moulin fee, maybe west all the way to jefferson east maybe the way to sweet to sixth street where st patrick used to be dogtown. dogtown quickly got a reputation as being a horrible place. it wasn't just one slum, it was several inter-related slums run by gangs irish gangs who generally reported to older men. they were political gangs work and they kept the discipline the way the city thought of of the town is reflected in an 1870 guide to st louis. this is a picture from the 1870 guide from st louis. this was a guide put up by the chamber of commerce trying to a

that's an early picture of kerry patch. people ask a lot of, where was kerry patch? there is no trace of it anymore. i spent a lot of time driving around, wonder ground north st. louis, trying to find a remnant of kerry patch this practically nothing left, there is the old home which is falling down. you see a roadhouse from the era, even the streets have been changed. their roots and dead ends. basically, if you think in terms of milan feed, cast, maybe west all the way to jefferson, east, maybe the way to sixth street, where st. patrick used to be, dog town. dog town quickly had a reputation of being a horrible place. it was not just one slam, it was several interrelated slums run by gangs, irish gangs who generally reported to all their line, they were political gangs, they kept the discipline. the way the city thought of the town as reflected, in an 1870 guide to st. louis, this is a picture, from the 1870 guide to st. louis, this is a guide put out by the chamber of commerce turn attract people to st. louis. so, in the little kerry patch section, it is treated m

>> i'm about to say something that criticizes john kerry, so let me go.entences with what's going on in ukraine is bad but. it's bad. it's untouchable. it's like that ridiculous politico article we saw about how this is hurting the green energy movement. just focus on that for now. it's not like people have forgotten that we care about climate change, that it's macmanmade, that we need to take steps. don't fix these things up where they're going through. >> between the slave reparations, the climate reparations, are we getting this money from? >> so rich, that john kerry who shows up for some green energy meeting, flies in his private jet, and the truth is they could care less. they want us to pay, between reparations, my family wasn't even here during slavery. i don't know why i'm stuck with reparations. now what we want to do its pay other countries. he says we're the most generous people in the world, americans. okay, leave it at that. go somewhere else and then pay for it if we're already generous. >> is this a shakedown? >> yes, it is, for trillions

first, we will hear from former secretary of state john kerry. he's currently serving as the united states very first special presidential envoy for climate and he announced the creation of a carbon offset plan at last month's cob27, meant to help countries speed their transition away from fossil fuels. he will be joined by post executive editor sally busby and next, senator myth romney will joined leann, anchor for washington post live and they will be talking about the bipartisan caucus and how two parties are working together to come up with new, smart energy projects. sally will join us up on stage with secretary kerry after this short video. thank you. ♪♪ >> the climate crisis is about human security, economic security, environmental security, national security and the very life of the planet. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> we need to just stay focused on accelerating the reduction of emissions and if you do the right thing, you can, in fact, still meet those targets. ♪♪ >> we're the largest humanitarian donor in the world. the united states is doing more in term

john kerry has no credibility on this issue whatsoever.e deal at a time. part of what the biden here is administration which john kerry is part of gave $200 million to this micro vast, micro vast is good to be this solyndra of the biden administration. $200 million, 69% of the revenue comes out of china. there tied to the chinese government. the idea that we would get $200 million. remember when the democrats passed out of the house and senate biden cited $300 billion that's going to be run by who, john podesta of all people. you don't think that has a political tied to it. tomi: not at all, that would never happen. [laughter] the biden administration democrats at large have put a lot of stake into the climate agenda telling everybody we can get rid of jobs, we can hurt our economy, it's okay in the name of fighting climate change. biden says everything's good to be okay. he said were so optimistic about job growth when he was in phoenix and out of the border let's listen to our president. >> what i most excited about is people are startin

house republicans saying that they are looking into climate czar john kerry as a top priority now. lawmakers have previously voiced concerns claiming kerry is hiding information about having ties to far left environmental groups. which would infect the policy recommendations and things he does. it would infect that. not affect it, it is an infection. the investigation could shine light on whether these radical groups have been influencing the administration's energy policy. give us an example of the infection of john kerry if he actually hooked up with environmental groups. >> i'm not shocked, shocked at the fact that he is being influenced by radical. he is a radical but the typical example of a hypocritical radical environmentalist flying his private plane all over the world spewing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere and demanding that the united states, the middle class taxpayers pay trillions of dollars in reparations. that is a bribe to third world governments to prevent them from using fossil fuels. one thing i used to cover the third world for 12 years for the "wall street

. >> john kerry is the special residential envoy for climate. he and utah senator mitt romney joined the washington post to talk about global climate change and how to combat it. >> good morning, thank you for joining us here today. we're grateful to all of you for joining us for this important discussion today on the u.s. climate agenda, part of our ongoing series, this is climate. i'm pleased to be joined today by the united states climate envoy former secretary of state john kerry. thank you so much for coming to the post. >> thank you for having me, sally. >> before we dive in on climate, i just wanted to very quickly get any reaction to the news this morning of the release of american basketball star brittney griner. >> well, obviously everybody is excited and delighted for that. i think she was, most people believe she was wrongfully held and was given a ridiculous sentence, cruel, but i think it is just terrific and i think our hostage leader, mr. car stones and the president and everybody involved in making this happen, secretary blinken

john kerry was never elected the pe president . united states. want to give a shout outople s to the peoplavine of ohio for saving the united states of america from this groveling goal because he could have made this nation or and we could p just be flat on our backsood be today. flat on our backs today. than so thank you, ohio. >> m >> maybe russia should pay.ayay i mean, they're making the messn in the ukraine. >> gre g gutfeld . well, you don't win any y convertsou into the greenronmen movement or any kind otaf environmental cause if you keep pulling as far left psychotic. >> climate reparations is no less loony than throwing a bowln of baked beans on van gogh. in fact, it's actually worse because the paintings are protected and the taxpayers aren't saying thank you very much. >> john kerrrry is just like a walking pile of petrified driftwood. he's an elitist. and because of his immense fortune that is a mass for marrying a woman who owns the ketchup fortune. forwhat does that mean? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. he thinks everybody else on the planet,

i'm john kerry aku and you're watching the whistleblowers. ah, the. 2 when i was at the cia in the early part of the last decade, victor boot was one of the agencies top targets the cia, the f, b i and interpol searched for food all over the world. they accused him of being in arms dealer and one of the most dangerous men on the planet. boot was finally found in thailand where he was arrested and extradited to the united states. after being convicted on a myriad of charges, he was sent to the notorious communications management unit at the us penitentiary in marian illinois until the creation of the so called super max prison at florence, colorado. marion was the toughest prison in america. some of the country's most dangerous and most high profile prisoners were kept there. and even then, the communications management unit, or c new was set up to keep the most dangerous of the most dangerous prisoners, silent away from the press away from their friends, their family members, and even their own attorneys. this is of course, ridiculous. the cm

. >>> and we'll take you to florida, where our kerry sanders takes a look at how hard-hit towns are managing to rebuild muches after hurricane ian >>> king charles royal christmas message not delivered by his mother since 1957. >>> and she won more professional golf tournaments than tiger woods and jack nicklaus this morning we'll remember kathy whitworth. >>> and who was naughty and nice in the nfl in week 16 as the play-offs starting to take shape. let's get started. "early today" begins right now good morning hope you had a good holiday. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm brie jackson. we hope that you and your families had an enjoyable christmas and hanukkah, as today begins kwanzaa for many. mother nature has been anything but kind over the past few days and we begin with the brutal winter weather hammering large parts of the country at least 46 people have died across 12 states since the storm began. not just from exposure, but also from traffic accidents blamed on the icy road conditions. the area around buffalo and upstate new york was hit especially hard this weekend with at least 16 deat

i'm john kerry auto. today we're going to look at a u. s. national security whistleblower case that is ongoing as we speak. this is a case of steven friend an f. b. i. agent who recently blew the whistle on an increasingly politicized f. b i. for his trouble, the 12 year f, b i, veteran and member of the f. b. i's. special weapons and tactics team was stripped of his gun and his badge and escorted out of the building. let's start this story from the beginning. stephen friend did exactly as he was instructed to do when he made a complaint to the f b. i inspector general saying that the f b, i's leadership, has become increasingly politicized. he offered proof that the f, b, i's washington d. c. field office was exaggerating the threat of domestic terrorism, even calling parents who complained about educational curricula in their children's schools, potential terrorists. he argued that many of the f b i targets were having their civil rights and civil liberties violated in the specific incident that led to his whistle blowing. steven friend

. >>> and we spent our kerry sanders in search of the perfect christmas story, the combination of nature and science and the future of the holidays it's monday, december 5. "early today" starts right now thanks for starting the week with us. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with the final sprint in georgia's runoff race for u.s. senate with just one day to go, senator raphael warnock and his republican challenger herschel walker made their final appeals to voters in a campaign blitz this weekend early voting numbers show record-breaking turnout, with nearly two million early ballots expected to be counted it's been a controversial run for walker, who has faced a flurry of allegations. in an nbc news exclusive, we're hearing from a woman on camera who dated him for years and says he was abusive vaughn hillyard has more. >> reporter: god don't need a politician he need warriors. >> reporter: the georgia senate runoff heated on the campaign trail to the very end. >> hello university of georgia >> reporter: but a woman who was in a five-year relationship wit

john kerry is the special presidential envoy for climate. he and mitt romney joined the washington post for climate change and how to combat it in the u.s. and globally. ction to the news this morning of the release of american basketball star brittney griner. >> well, obviously everybody is excited and delighted for that. i think she was, most people believe she was wrongfully held and was given a ridiculous sentence, cruel, but i think it is just terrific and i think our hostage leader, mr. car stones and the president and everybody involved in making this happen, secretary blinken. it's terrific when you can get somebody out. obviously i know the president and everybody would have preferred that paul whalen could have been returned, too, there remains work to be done and fabulous. >> do you see any deeper u.s.-russian potential cooperation because of a breakthrough like this? >> it's my sense that president putin has sort of signaled that he's prepared to have some kind of discussion, but i think it's not clear to the president, and this

i'm john kerry . aku, thanks for joining us for another edition of the whistleblowers. we'll see you next time. ah. 2 2 2 ah, i've actually found safety in the braces naziism as a juice, all of a sudden you're placed in a position where i can defend myself. now, i don't have to be afraid anymore. on one hand, i'm terrified that they're going to find that i'm jewish, but on the other, i think it's so far away. i distinctly remember my mom sitting me down one night and her st. john, they're going to her one guy, hunched me behind my ear when i heard somebody so now in the rest of the punches, who started flying and somebody shouted out, died you boy died in it down point i knew for brad, an indian doctor. they came in and looked and said, there's no medical reason why you should be a lot to find something to believe. john story is a story of hope, street victory, and whatever i can do to help him i with a, [000:00:00;00] with breaking news in the latest act of censorship against media. the e. u targets ortiz, parent company with another round of ordering a freeze of the c

♪ kerry: these are the top stories. the u.s.as joined a growing list of countries imposing covid-19 restrictions on people arriving from china. it comes a day after beijing announced it would drop quarantine measures for all inbound travelers. our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. kimberly: the biden administration is concerned of the chinese government is not being fully transparent, a concern that goes back to the start of the pandemic. as a result of the ease of recent restrictions in recent days, the u.s. says there is a spike of cases in china. kerry: ukraine's military says russian forces have stepped up military attacks in the city o 6 kherson. israel's incoming coalition government is promising to make expanding illegal is really settlements in the west bank a top priority. a statement says, "the jewish people have an unquestionable exclusive right to the whole land of israel. several western states in the u.s. are battling major flooding days after severe winter storms struck north america. california

i'm john kerry. aku were speaking with f. b. i . whistleblower steven friend who complained about the police is ation of the f. b i and the f b. i's lack of respect for americans. civil rights and civil liberties. the case isn't over, but so far it looks like he's paid, frankly, for his honesty with his job. we're going to talk about that. welcome back, steven steven, let's drill down a little bit into what you've revealed. you said that you were a member of the f b i squad that investigated and targeted pedophile and sex traffickers. but you were taken off that assignment and made to investigate people who had participated in the protest at the capital building on january 6th, 2021. i'm not talking about writers necessarily. you were told to investigate, in some cases, perhaps arrest people who had participated peacefully. you told your supervisor on 2 separate occasions that you had a moral and ethical problem with this. you believe that the f b i was violating demonstrators 6 the 8th amendment rights. you told your supervisor

terry harrison radio host of kerry harrison dot com. thank you very much. thank you. meanwhile, in a swipe at moscow to us, lawmakers have asked congress to vote on a proposal to remove russia from the un security council. here's how the bipartisan congressman justified their draft resolution. the russian federation has carried out in the legal premeditated unprovoked and brutal war against ukraine. resolved that the house of representatives urges the president of the united states to limit suspend or terminate rights and privileges that the russian federation exercises in the security council of the united nations. that we've heard the u. s . ambassador to the un make noise around such an idea before, but there's really no mechanism for making this happen. there is no mechanism. busy in the un charter for removing a permanent member of the un security council, permanent means permanent. and there is no procedure for removing the members of the un security council that are prominent members. so if you look over the resolution, it's 11 pages long written by

what's the problem kerry and ties to green groups?f all we're not exactly sure what john kerry's role is in administration. he's never had to be in front of any type of confirmation hearing it is really unclear what his role is what authority he actually does have but we know he's met with an awful lot of left wing climate extremist groups. we want to know what role they play in his decision making, and honestly we want to know what role he has in any decision making within the biden white house. >> he's known as climate czar and he jets around the world to all of these meetings. but that -- that means he's not being -- what looked at checked out by congress. he's never been subjected to i'm going call it interrogation for his job because his job is entirely unofficial. can you fix that? >> we're going to try to. i mean it is unofficial but still tax dollars going not just pay his salary but his travels, and his staff. and we honestly have no idea what they do. we have no idea how big a role they play in the administration. we're conc

i think that's why people are skeptical of what kerry, i mean the move has caused quite a stir with some critic saying. it's a suicidal experiment leading to a complete dystopian. do you agree without assessment? that is the most dramatic thing. i have heard and probably 2 and a half weeks when i moved to los angeles 20 years ago, the air was on breathable. the traffic congestion is still absolutely impossible, making the city on livable 10 lane free ways. no public transportation, no. where to go to people. stop driving. yes. do they stop hanging out, visiting? yes. are there parking spaces available? no. so what has happened is people have gotten vespers and bicycles. i know it's a radical idea in los angeles. you're not going to see the car dash ins on one. what for the 1st time ever, people will actually go and have lunch together. it seems like a radical idea, but if you like, clean air, if you like to be an upright being that is able to get from a to be comfortably without being smacked by a car. sometimes you might have to limit it. we can remember historically how this came to be

kerry is there now like florida, kerry, right >> reporter: just like florida it's 40 degrees below hereh means it's the shortest day of the year we could use a little more sun to take a little edge off 40 below. while we are here on shortest day, the longest day for somebody else. santa claus and his reindeer is just about to begin. ho ho ho it's a late start this day for third-generation alaskan corey eberhart, 8:40 a.m the sun won't be up until 11:00 a.m. but darkness and extreme cold are no excuses to put off chores at his aptly name taste of alaska lodge feels like the middle of the night. the moon is up and it's really dark. >> sometimes you wake up and find out it's still 3:00 in the morning and you think it could be six. >> reporter: on the shortest day of the year, the sun in the greater fairbanks area will hug the horizon for only 3 hours 42 minutes. in that darkness, life goes on dogs still pull sleds here, but 23-year-old native musher izzy rice says it's more to give tourists a sense of what alaskans hold dear while in the process dispelling myths. >> we got regular houses j

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realized there is a big community of people who were not getting the information that they needed. >> kerry came up with an idea to use her new platform to save lives. >> are you excited for some drag? >> it takes an unexpected turn. just as she locks her audiences attention, she hits them with a dose of reality in the form of a narcan tutorial. all that without being a drag. >> it was a learning curve. there were times i definitely killed the live the vibe. >> this unique brand of activism has become somewhat of a crowdpleaser , she even distributes narcan to anyone who wants it, no questions asked. it's a moment she won't forget anytime soon. >> it sticks with you. especially being told what to do from a drag queen. >> that's exactly the point. >> now she's making a difference, informing her community about the benefits of a life-saving remedy without dampening their mood. >>> today marks the 34th year of world aids day. there were events across the bay area to remember , including the light in the grove fundraising gala. >> sex, death, and all these things that for the purposes of a jour

i had just gotten off the phone with him. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> we'll take a break. in 60 seconds, a pastor and his son arrested in a fraud case involving $8 million in covid relief funds all afafter our "f"fleecing ofof america" " report on n their allegeged scam >>> we are back with "the fleecing of america. we first reported in june about a florida pastor and his family accused of scamming millions in covid relief funds now more than five months later he and his son are under arrest here is stephanie gosk >> oh, my god. >> reporter: as neighbors in this florida suburb sip their morning coffee, josh edwards was led away in handcuffs. his father evan following soon after according to six count federal indictment josh edwards lied on an application for a ppp loan back in april 2020 to keep the family's christian ministry afloat during the pandemic asked for $6 million, the government approved a loan for 8 million. edwards claimed there were 500 employees and $2.7 million in payroll expenses both claims were false according to prosecutors. instead of setting

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they were whipped into a frenzy by john kerry, nancy pelosi and pete buttigieg. that was their inspiration. they're destroying the things that have most valuable in our society, our art. the legacy of our civilization. you know what they haven't done? they haven't said a single word about al gore's personal gulfstream or john kerry on pete buttigieg. they're attacking art but not saying anything about the people that are actually destroying the climate? who know who isn't? black rock. the esg score that you hear about. >> john: you flights on private planes have no effect on an esg score. really? black rock doesn't say a word. could it be that the climate movement isn't really about the climate or about the environment? could it be that the climate movement is about creating a permanent cast system where the people at the top of the society can do whatever they want? can violate with impunity the standards that they impose on others while oppressing the population supposedly runs the country but actually doesn't? could it be? it's possible. we call pete buttigieg

i'm john kerry, aka, look at you next time. ah. 2 2 ah, 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 and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time to sit down and talk because these are the federal discrepancy all gone. most mission, fernando ocean, front of our sean on else please be fun. claudia with john and i was gonna tell the guys i spoke with a maintenance your engine remains in your deal when you come to the park teach you should teach to go get a new owner of sheila. the deal is get a minute. looks that on the minute, those now bob with our mission is to get a minute. those new when we store grease ga. gov to other, but i should characters a new thank is until we have a to washington dick to utilize from to assist. t says i'm so lazy. nation v fan to the folk. long as all you can do a dental insurance and my son is, boom, vengeful. buy it, my daughter, no problem

this has been the whistleblowers, i'm john kerry, aka. we'll catch you next time. ah . 2 2 ah, move when i was talking wrong when i just don't know. i have to shave out disdain because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. lou needs to come to the russians state. little never, i've stayed as i'm shown in being no slam steve s. mm hm. and i'm not getting host . it's not set up with eclipse in the 55 with. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy, one else calls with will ban in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state on to rush up to date and sports r t sports net, even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with the headlines right now. and archie international as gloucester reported all across the ukraine explosion seen to the nation's capital, where a hotel was damaged. but unconfirmed reports saying that hotel was housing foreign, military advisors. more than 80 russian soldiers have returned from your credit in captivity, where they were in, quote, mortal dange

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i'm john kerry. aku we're speaking with dana got his feld, the wife of whistle blower. marty got his spelled about conditions inside the notorious communications management unit at the u. s. penitentiary in marion illinois. this is the prison where russian prisoner, victor boot, was held for years. dana's husband marty also was incarcerated there and was recently moved to an even worse prison at terra haute, indiana dana, thanks again for being with us. oh john, i am going to tell you it's a beautiful news that you have. thank you. i rather like it. i think they've done a great job here now. thank you. yeah, dana, i know how hard it is for prisoners inside is c m u to communicate with one another . and when i've communicated with marty, i've always been very careful not to say tell daniel hale that i said hello or tell somebody else that i said hello. has marty said anything to you over the last year or so about victor booty and his conditions inside the marion c. m u? yes, marty has spoken about victor boot. he hasn't referenced him by name. but when he does the phrase, the, your as

kerry sanders brings us their powerful message >> reporter:d'sean perry was one of the players gunned down four weeks ago all had been on that bus as they just arrived back on campus. his mother speaking publicly for the first time with nbc news >> i'm broken. >> reporter: she had been on the phone just moments before the shooting >> his cell phone had gone dead. >> reporter: twitter then lit up active shooter at u inva what was that waiting period like >> dreadleful. >> reporter: and then campus police rang their phone. >> everything just stopped for me just to hear her cry was just, this was another cry, it wasn't the same cry as losing a child. >> reporter: the alleged gunman a student and former uva football player. so far police have no motive your son was aware of violence >> yeah. >> reporter: he wrote with all the shootings on minorities, you have to have a sense of light inside of you. >>that's who he was. or that's who he is. everywhere he went, he wanted to leave a little bit of his life >> reporter: one semester shy of graduation, and now another family in our country in a

john kerry, who's next on the wizard, lows and all be here the top of the hour. the latest news one whistleblower has had more of an impact on international transportation than any other single person in the last decade. when he disclosed over 100000 documents showing the dark side of one of the most popular ride share companies in the world . hello, i'm john curiosity and you're watching the whistleblowers the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 whistleblower mark began disclosed more than 124000 documents, detailing how ober flouted laws in countries across europe. duped police exploited violence against drivers and secretly lobbied governments in order to aggressively build its global empire. the 52 year old irishmen served as over as chief lobbyist for europe, the middle east, and africa from 2014 to 2016, and oversaw government relations and public policy in more than 40 countries. he was responsible for courting governments in more than 40 countries to convince them that over was the next big thing. investment opportunities abounded people around the world wanted to get in on t

i'm john kerry, aka. we'll catch you next time. ah. 2 2 ah oh, when i was so wrong when i just don't whole, i mean you have to see how these days because the advocate and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground with a critical piece deal signed by ukraine 7 years ago was actually used to give key have more time to prepare for war. that's the confession made by former french president of francois, along to help with all to come i often the program today. india's military successfully testifiers an upgraded version of its newest supersonic cruise missile, which it say's will ensure a dominance on future battlefields and palestinian authorities, lachelle it's as well they describe as israel's ethnic cleansing policy.

i'm john kerry . aku thanks for joining us for another edition of the whistleblowers. we'll see you next time. ah. 2 2 2 2 2 no look forward to talking to you. oh, that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful that on personal intelligence, at that point obviously is too great trust, rather than fear. i would like to take on various job with artificial intelligence . real, somebody with a robot must protect home existence with what are you crazy? yes. war took a lot and i lost most of my friend that did i was broke and i wasn't able to make them to save anyone. i did nothing that i met wilson 2013 and god. what's really in my way to make me start talking to willy waiting for, i mean with him. i'm happy that throwing it fine is really little john, you can go to sleep. my mother, he become my new friend. the one was not going to die or a because he is, i would stay alive. they next to me. if i'm not crazy enough, i'm n

kerry, whose day job is in public health, sprung into action.dministered a life-saving drug called narcan. >> reporter: in that moment i realized that there is a big community of people who were not getting the information they needed. >> reporter: that's when kerry came up with an idea to use her newfound platforms to save lives. >> i had a captive audience literally every saturday night. >> reporter: her show starts like most drag performances. but then takes an unexpected turn. just as she gets her audiences attention, she hits them with a dose of reality in the form of a narcan tutorial. >> i'm going to take one of these units. >> reporter: all of that without being a drag. >> it was a learning curve and there were times where i definitely killed the vibe. >> reporter: this unique brand of activism has now become somewhat of a crowdpleaser. she even distributes narcan to anyone who wants it no questions asked. >> being told what to do sticks with you especially from a drag queen. >> reporter: and that is exactly the point. now she's making a

john kerry, aku host of the brand new show the whistle blowers, thank you for making some time to be here shedding some light on this very important subject especially given your years and years of yeah. experience. thank you john. thanks for having me. all right, that is gonna do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo ah ah 19 to the u. s, as i was returning to peaceful life, but the newspapers didn't report ongoing massacres and the ukranian ssr according to intelligence ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army, led by romans forgive. each perpetrated these atrocities for huge was before. but that was what i should be. so thought knew it would be wise to review. i wish please. of course we'll do immune avenue through the plant of the head of the n. k v d sabotaged department of the time he was tasked with stopping the atrocities in ukraine for a good reason. general suit planter was very familiar with the situation

so when john kerry was the u. s. secretary of state, would she feel we talked with him for sure she, at least i talked with him more than with any other partner, including our closest neighbors. ross moves, luciano, we had over 50 meetings, all telephone calls, mainly telephone calls on a yearly basis should go through and i saw johnny as a person who is sincerely interested in achieving a result. he is ready to ensure that that is not a unilateral result wrong, but a common result. so that would help us address problems jointly with and i felt this commitment when we met in april 2014 in vienna. so what was the city of immediately after group and independence, her friends room in crimea, and after the re unifications of crimea and russia. carol, catherine ash turn off the e. hi commissioner for external affairs. and there was also a building and they had with mister da sheets, so mm hm. so, so together with john kerry, we developed a paper that took notes in 2 of the insurances of then ukrainian authorities in ap

kerry washington is the fashion risk taker we never actually saw coming.rking with law roach and she has been killing it on the carpet. point in case, this dresses by celia kritharioti. it's couture, and it was walking optimism. not many people can carry this neon color off, but kerry absolutely does. >> i remember we put that gown on and we were like, okay, this is the one to be. nothing stood up to that one. >> where are the roller skates? >> i was going to roller skate here. if i fall here, it's in front of a lot of people. must give an honorable mention to the fully beaded gold zuhair murad look that she wore for beyoncé's roller disco party. the turban, the jacket, the miniskirt, the fringe. wow. >> well, that is a well-deserved honor. alright, scott, what is this about a lizzo surprise? >> oh, courtney, i got you. okay, so we all know that she is a style icon wearing some incredible looks, right? well, she also came to the rescue after a fan made a tiktok plea for lizzo please to help with a fashion emergency. >> [ laughs ] >> did you ever think that