and then successful tactical move, kingsport is launched a counter offensive and gathering intelligence and surrounding russian soldiers following the 2nd such failure in sunday and heavy losses, the cranial army has decided to withdraw its troops to regroup. earlier we spoke to an international lawyer and human rights attorney all, no devil, a who recently visited dumbass. he says, ukraine is being used by the worst is a tool against russia, with civilians caught in the middle actually visited this. so richard g triology center, and a lot of the people they were coming from solid aren't. the 1st thing that struck me was that they would look for shell shocked. i mean, they had gone to, well, it's early and you know, their life was taken away from them in a way their routine, their houses were destroyed and they lost everything. default mine right now is what i understand really is a qualitative evolution. and there's, i would say, a collapse of the, of the front. and so the civilians are stuck in between. and i guess the cab regime is trying to lash out out of frustration on the civilia

kingsport they? mutual friend and friend of the show, corporate masters barry, because she was appalled that there are young people who don't even know the history behind the song. they just think that it's the quote unquote black birthday song. why is it so -- talk about why it's important for people to know this history. >> it's really important, of, course cora is a dear friend. we were at some holiday events, and these young people, 20, 5:26, saying, oh yeah it's a black birthday song. the history is a history of struggle. which is what struggle is about four black people. it is a history of persistence. it could have been easy for people to just, say oh no, we're not going to do. that people persisted. people boycotted like, to save arizona, refused to do a holiday, jackson, doctor hey, people boycotted those states, because they refuse to have a holiday. the nfl move the super bowl from phoenix to l.a. because of that. so, it really, that is why it's important to know the history, it's not just

let's hear from stan in kingsport tennessee, a gun owner.aller: i think this problem we need to be addressing common sense legislation and addressing the manufacturers. the technology is out there. holding people accountable during a voluntary trade in. that will stop the bleeding. holding people counted -- accountable for ballistics they own. that technology is out there and why are we not making legislation that the manufacturers have to put this in their process? a biometric trigger, we have technologies. hold the gun owners responsible. i would gladly trade in my nine millimeter ammunition for free for other ballistics. the technology is out there, we are not making the manufacturers implement that. like i was saying with the biometric triggers, you can also retrofit a trigger and make the gun owners responsible that have a firearm that you can't shoot unless your finger is on the trigger. you can keep it out of other people's hands. host: let's hear from shawn in baltimore, independent line. caller: i think that we really are not dealin