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he had robert lansing who was just an international lawyer really whom wilson just regarded his little more than a clerk who was secretly conspiring to try to get the americans in the war on the side of the allies, which is not what wilson wanted at all. he wilson had a couple of very good younger diplomats advising. william hepburn buckler in london who was a junior diplomat, but brilliant joe the young joseph grew in berlin. there were some good diplomats in the american service at that time and they were giving sending some really interesting advice back to washington, but it wasn't being used or heated. so up. it's it's on it's that's what's so incredibly tragic about this. you blame the german generals. for their hawkishness their yearning for the submarine panacea their yearning to find some way of finally beating down batman and showing who that the military was really in charge in germany. yes. they deserve all the blame and obliqui that you want to heap upon. but this problem was eminently solvable in january 1917 and wilson had all the tools in his hand to solve it. he had it

liz: she went to a restaurant this weekend in east lansing with a large group of people, they were alsobeen targeted by state officials for violating gretchen whitmer's the governors lockdown rules in the same area she went mask solicited not social distance those restaurants and bars havee been targeted elsewhere in the area, your thought on that? >> so she apologizes for breaking your own rules but t wt about enforcing the rules on all the people that have been basically locked in their homes or their business have gone out of business because of the decoding and rules, i question whether or not she even has a constitutional right to do a lot of these things. bushes assume that all of these objectives in all off these ruls that she put into placece our sensible rules. we have been through a pandemic, a lot of people have died in the idea that the actions like this, the degree to which all of these things have been politicized that is a real problem and that undermines all of the advice of the cdc gives in all the state governments have given, the process of this, if you just s,assume

elizabeth: so she went to a restaurant this weekend in east lansing with a large group of people.ere also not wearing masks. that photo has been since deleted from social media. the reports are coming in that restaurant and bars in east lansing have been targeted by state officials for violating gretchen whitmer, the governor's lockdown rules. so in the same area that she went maskless and didn't social distance, those restaurants and bars also have been targeted. elsewhere in that area. so your thought on that? >> yeah. i mean you know, it is one thing, so she apologizes for breaking her own rules but what about enforcing all the rules on all of the people that have been basically locked in their homes or shut out of their businesses or the businesses have gone out of business because of her, because of these draconian rules that she is, and again, i question whether or not there is even, she even has the constitutional right to do a lot of these things. here is another thing, liz, to me, in a lot of ways, let's just assume her, all of these objectives and all of these rules that

we will hear from jim in east lansing, michigan. good morning. go ahead. caller: thank you very much. drug prices you're talking about now? i think they are very high. there is no excuse for that. they are so darn high. my son is on this one that is like $3000 to $6,000 a month because he had a kidney replaced, so he had to get that one -- host: in the other countries, are pharmaceuticals covered by health care in australia and france? guest: yes, they are covered in two of the countries. australia tends to have universal coverage with prescription drugs. candida famously has universal coverage for physicians, for the hospitals. it does not include prescription drugs as part of its potential universal coverage system. like the u.s., there are some people that may not have insurance coverage. many get coverage through their employers or purchase private plans, or through public programs. australia and france have the universal coverage in the u.s., and that can lead like the caller, thank you for sharing your experiences with some high cost drugs. having th

service a lot as if some parts of the world were more solid lanse more safe and steady you really didn't have to worry about democracy in those countries most of the western world was seen in the sway you really didn't have to worry about human rights or freedom of speech or women's rights or minority rights you would have to foot think about these issues in a liquid glance outside the western world and i think after the year 2016 that perception has been shattered to pieces but still there is this assumption that some countries are inoculated against the far the rise of far right germany was thought to be one of those countries because people thought after experiencing the horrors of fascism people would never make the same mistake ever again and now for the 1st time since the 2nd world war we have a far right group within the german parliament and of course sweden was regarded as another inoculated country because it's a welfare state and the bust in of social democracy now we have the rise of the far right in sweden and the u.k. was thought to be inoculated against the rise of the far

we'll hear first from jim in east lansing, michigan. good morning. >> good morning. >> hi, go ahead.think >> thank you very much. the drug prices you're talking about now, i think they're very high. there's no excuse for that, to be so darned high. my son is on this one that costd like $6,000 a month, because he had a kidney replaced, so he's got to get that one that's very expensive. >> john dicken, the other ? countries, are pharmaceuticals covered by government health care, in australia, canada, andn france?he >> countyes, they are covered of the countries, australia and france, do have universal coverage. that includes prescription for drugs. canada, that famously has doe universal coverage for physicians and hospitals, did not include prescription drugs as part of its universal coverage system. so like the u.s., there are somg people that may not have insurance coverage in canada. many get coverage through their employers or purchase private plans or participate in public programs. so australia and france do have that universal cov

in lansing, their governor whitmer was caught in a dive bar violating her own mask order. should they obey rules their own governor ignores? what is -- what can whitmer say to her? they joined the resistance to biological reality. there is no reason liberals should be the only ones playing god. today is the one year anniversary of death of george floyd who according to nancy pelosi gave his life so we may be free from racism. tonight embassies all over the grab are marking his passing. candace owens responds next. today is the one year >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: it was a year ago today that george floyd died in minneapolis. america change. well, today the secretary of state blinken who is supposed to make america's case to the world and at the same time hates america marked this anniversary declairing that george floyd died because you are racist. >> for the u.s. to be a credible force for human rights around the world we have to face racism here at home. we can't pretend it doesn't exist. we need to face them openly and honestly. even if that's ugly and painful. that's how we live

lansing police department. every year, members of the 100 club contribute dues of $100 to provide immediate assistance as well as long-term support to surviving families of those who have died in the line of duty. in the nearly 40 years it's been doing its work, it has helped the family of officer johnson as well as the families of officer dean whitehead of the lansing police department, officer julie ingle heart of lansing parks police department, sergeant paul cole of the county sheriff's office, deputy grant whitaker of the sheriff's department and so many others. in addition, the 100 club keeps the spirit of those heros alive by establishing a scholarship fund for qualified survivor, providing an annual award to officers and funding an annual scholarship for a student enrolled at the mid michigan police academy atlantic community college where i visited just a couple of months ago. we honor fallen heroes who have given their lyes while on duty. to them we owe so much. because as long as we keep their memory

and the new guy trey lanse. most of the 49ers old team were on the field in santa clara.iners used the third overall pick, you know the story, to select trey lance out of north dakota state and that leaves jimmy g. unsure about his future here in the bay area. despite all the unknowns he's embraced being rookie quarterback even calling him on draft night to congratulate him. >> when you get drafted, i get through the whole process of being there. it's a unique experience and just a crazy night, you know, all the emotion and you've worked so hard to get to that pop the and now you're there getting drafted so i just wanted to tell him congratulations, you know. he worked hard to get here and everything and start off on the right foot. it's not every day you get drafted into the nfl so i hope he enjoyed it. >> boston act. the move and the show goes on in scolairia. the olympics finally tonight will take place in less than two months despite that recent warning for americans in the to travel to japan. yesterday the state department sent out a to not travel vazry but right now

(crowd cheering, applause) >> thousands descending on michigan's capitol in lansing to protest the governor'sys know how to describe it because i feel like as a black person you always know it's there. >> i can't breathe, officer. (george floyd groaning) >> shut up! >> trying to killing me. they're gonna kill me, man. ♪ ♪ >> people all across this country watched a man have the life gleefully-- gleefully-- choked out of him. was it heartbreaking? absolutely. was surprising? no. this happens every day across this country. and finally, in this time, during a pandemic, black folks said enough is enough. >> i can't breathe! >> i can't breathe! >> i can't breathe! >> i can't breathe! >> i can't breathe! >> i can't breathe! (crowd chanting "george floyd") >> massive crowds swarming cities across the country are choosing social justice over social distancing. >> i don't think that black lives matter would have had the traction had it not been for corona, they are inextricably linked. >> no justice, no peace! >> the president's tweet, an extraordinary line, "when the looting starts, the shooting star

and jill lansing, defending lyle. >> these are three very smart, strong women. >> definitely. >> engagedoys. >> yes. >> i say boys, but they weren't really boys, where they? >> they weren't boys at all. in fact, that's what the defense wanted to hear. was boys, these poor boys, these orphans. >> orphans. an impression the defense tried to play up. leslie abrams didn't wrap her arms around their shoulders. had them trade they're dapper suits for preppy sweaters. >> everything that jill lansing and leslie abrams did was deliberate and calculated. >> prosecutor steeled herself, department not to let the optics distract the jury. >> based upon this evidence, it will become apparent that this murder was unlawful, unjustified, and holy premeditated. >> in basic english, the prosecution's case was this. just the facts, ma'am. >> fact number one. lyle and eric driving down to san diego two days before the murders to buy shotguns and with a stolen i.d.. >> why are you using the fake i.d.? because you know you're going to be using the gun to do something he shouldn't be doing. that is evidence of

in lansing, meanwhile, the governor, whitmer, was just caught in a dive bar with her friends violatingn mask order so why should the good people of the upper peninsula obey rules that their own governor ignores? in any case, what exactly can whitmer say to them? the people of this county in michigan have transitioned to vaccinated. it's their body, their choice. they know well behaved citizens -- good for them. there is no reason the liberals should be the only ones playing god. today is the one-year anniversary of the death of george floyd who, according to nancy pelosi, gave his life so that we be free from racism. tonight american embassies all over the globe are marking his passing. candace owens responds next. mag >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: >> tucker: it was a year ago today that george floyd died in minneapolis, and america changed. well, today, the secretary of state tony blinken, the man who is supposed to make america's case to the world but at the same time hates america, marked the anniversary by declaring that george floyd died because you're racist. >> for the united states to be a

the problem is a couple days later he was spotted by one local newspaper that saw him shopping in a lansingout breaking the rules but these people need to be held accountable, were doing that right now. liz: the father was actually michigan, not florida. >> he was in florida at one point was spotted back in the states days later, that the great lakes news that he was shopping and got to her car and drove away, maybe he is sick but at the same time witmer traveled to florida three times over the past six months. again if you're gonna do it be upfront about it, only after she was caught that she gave the excuse. liz: she saint everybody, stay home, don't bring the virus from florida back to michigan, the chief operating officer when on spring break so did her state hhs director, she also went on spring break although them say don't fly and don't bring the virus to michigan. another thing that's going on gretchen whitmer and her staff of been asked about this and they said they will not provide detail of the governors trip to florida with ongoing security concerns. >> that some like it conveni

we went off to war together lansing come back. he's the only air force academy graduate. you still to be awarded the congressional medal of honor. he was shot down two days after me evaded 46 days in laos where he was shot down with badly badly injured crawling 46 days finally captured escaped. captured again brought to hanoi and he died in hanoi about 30 or 40 feet away from me and i didn't know it was him. there was delirious and yelling and screaming until two years later when someone threw coburg communication path to me the last sides on story. and i realized it was my buddy lance. after the war i became. good friends with his parents and janine his sister and i a good friend and we collaborate and she's working on a documentary right now. that'll be premiered in june of this year about lance's story, and it's a great great story. it's a wonderful human being a very rare human being of being both. a mission results focused person and being a relationship person someone we all respected and loved and he didn't make it and we honor him as with all of our veterans from

in michigan, protesters gathered at the state capitol in lansing before delivering eviction notices to canadian oil transport company enbridge after it defied an order from governor gretchen whitmer to shut down its line 5 pipeline by a wednesday deadline. whitmer called enbridge's actions unlawful and warned the state of michigan would seize its profits if it continues to operate. the pipeline carries 23 million daily gallons of crude oil and natural gas under the straits of mackinaw, a fragile waterway connecting lake huron and lake michigan. whitmer called the pipeline a ticking time bomb. in britain, journalists and freedom of speech advocates are sounding the alarm after former ambassador craig murray was sentenced to eight months in prison over his reporting of a scottish politician's sexual assault trial. a scottish court said murray provided details on his blog that could allow people to figure out the identity of witnesses in the sexual assault trial despite never identifying the individuals himself. murray's defenders say he is being targeted because he is a whistleblower who

the dog making sharp loud screams as he was being tossed outside of lansing berg home a primary. >> objective really was to get the dog. i mean, like of obviously we want to lock him up for what he did wrong. but we really were looking for the safety of the animal after police received a number of video tips. they say if it wasn't for the community, this abuse would still be going on. believe me. we rely tremendously on the public goes web tips. we get them all the time about all kinds of different activity that goes on for from littering to to to drug sales to things like this. it was a long week for police on wednesday. officers went to the residents on 304th av attempting to make an arrest. but that's when 23 year-old noah pascal fled the scene with the dog police hoping pascal would come forward. we're told that he returned when we went up there we were unable to locate him even being granted with search warrants today. investigators still had to force their way inside the house. shortly after pasco was arrested, then released on an appearance ticket. the 23 year-old is facing to animal c

this time around, the mission governor was at a place called land shark bar and grill in lansing wherewere pushed together until the gathering was a dozen strong, which is twice the capacity allowed. the group was vaccinated, not wearing mass and not socially distance. here is gretchen whitmer. watch. >> i put out a statement. i wrote that statement. it was an honest mistake, and i have apologized for it. speak up at the conservative michigan freedom fund said "we are calling on witmer to enter orders today, pardon every individual accused of a similar offense, resend every violation issued state and local officials, and refund every fine the state collected." and when what went was asked if the restaurant would be fined she said no because it was not flouting the rules. in fact, instead of a fine, land shark got a have an editorial endorsement. >> i don't know there's a lot more for me to add at this point in time other than those former spartans or i guess you are spartan for life who know the establishment should be aware that it is now a restaurant and they have pretty good pizza.

later he was spotted by one local newspaper called the grand lakes news that saw him shopping in a lansingonly breaking the rules but then lying about breaking the rules, these people need to be held accountable and that's overdoing right now. liz: that report you cited, the father was actually michigan, not florida. >> he was in florida at one point but spotted in the state days later, that the great lakes news that he was actually shopping and got into a car and drove away, maybe he's sick but at the same time, witmer traveled to florida, three times over the past six month. if you're going to do it, be upfront about it but only after she was caught that she gave this excuse. liz: to saint everybody, stay home, don't bring the virus from florida back to michigan, her chief operating officer went on spring break, so did her state hhs director, she also went on spring break all of them saying don't fly around dumping the virus to michigan and the other thing that is going on witmer and her staff have been asked about this, their same vernacular provide any details of the governors trip to

michigan, the end of ramadan typically brings together thousands of people at the islamic center of east lansinguired to pre register. they also had to wear masks, socially distance and get their temperatures check before they entered. safety was one of the primary considerations we took into account before we didn't even decided to hold a celebration here today. other mosques offered prayer services outside. despite the rules, many muslims expressed gratitude to be worshiping together as pandemic restrictions. continue coming, of course, here on the four city leaders stand behind their d a coming up next the recall effort to replace the san francisco district attorney also. at east bay church gutted by fire early this morning, coming up tonight at five o'clock. why this setback isn't going to stop them from holding weekly food giveaways or sunday services. plus we're also learning more now about a bay area man killed in the line of duty this week. just doing his job along the central coast. the latest details coming up tonight at five o'clock ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools fr

phone lines investigates the long lansing trauma inflicted on communities the aftermath, my shootings in america on al jazeera. oh, i welcome back a look at the main stories. now, the cano behind molly's military cou, i seen the goiter is named the new in term president, and will attend to meeting of west african leaders on sunday. thousands of people continue to abandoned their homes in africa, most active volcano, but to report to the possible 2nd option, been a false alarm and the remains of hundreds of indigenous children have been found at the sight of a former boarding schools and push columbia canadian prime minister just intruder hold the discovery breaking. now the state of michigan is at the center of a tough war between a powerful drug cartel and vigilante defense groups. the state will vote in mexico's elections next month, but at least 80 candidates have been killed during campaigning. and his 2nd report from mich can. john holman, looks at how residents who say they've been abandoned by the government and now defending themselves. a hillside bunker in the town of po, cut

there've e-been age groups that are declining for several doubts of despair particularly in lansing -ncredibly complicated and there are some neat things going on and away to get - headwinds. these things are subtracting things likedi improved health generally and preventative medicine have effects. there's good evidence that lucian is a bit like smoking. the effects of pollution are primarily in the young -- the lungs.e they potentially caused changes all around the body so i very much hope alongside developing antiaging medicines we will carry on with their attempt to reduce pollution because clearly it has a negative effect on our health and it does indeed increase the rate of aging. those things have been counteracted by other effects but obviously we should try everything we can to improve people's healthy lifestyles. >> william asked his aging intentional from an evolutionary perspective? the fact that famines in many species suggest the body is holding something back. >> that's a really great question. i think intentional is the wrong word but it's clearly, it's not an accident

she repeated her apologies for violating her own social distancing rules at a restaurant in east lansingher facilities have been for breaking covid 19 guidelines. by the way she did give a plug. listen to this. >> i don't know there's a lot more for me to add at this point other than those former spartans, you're a spartan for life who know the establishment, should be aware it is now a restaurant and pretty good pizza. ashley: that said michigan is eliminating the restrictions the governor violated that say restaurants, bar tables must be limited to 6 people with each table being 6 feet apart, that rule goes away june 1st but the governor says that decision was made before she violated it this past weekend. i wonder. stuart: nice out? that was good. this one. one of the stars of friends, matthew perry, is under fire. there are some who say his new clothing line is insensitive. we will explain what insensitive is and how it matches up. texas wants people to carry guns without a license or a background check. we will show you what that is doing to gun stocks in a moment. ♪♪ ♪♪ deep in the

we will hear from jim in east lansing, michigan. good morning. go ahead.aller: thank you very much. drug prices you're talking about now? i think they are very high. there is no excuse for that. they are so darn high. my son is on this one that is like $3000 to $6,000 a month because he had a kidney replaced, so he had to get that one -- host: in the other countries, are pharmaceuticals covered by health care in australia and france? guest: yes, they are covered in two of the countries. australia tends to have universal coverage with prescription drugs. candida famously has universal coverage for physicians, for the hospitals. it does not include prescription drugs as part of its potential universal coverage system. like the u.s., there are some people that may not have insurance coverage. many get coverage through their employers or purchase private plans, or through public programs. australia and france have the universal coverage in the u.s., and that can lead like the caller, thank you for sharing your experiences with some high cost drugs. having thos

from lansing, michigan, on the employed line, this is charles. go ahead. caller: hello? host: you're on the air. go ahead, charles. caller: yeah, hello? host: you're on the air. go ahead. caller: yeah. i happen to be employed, ok. what i see going on here is the unemployment benefits being handed out by the fabulous people in d.c. needs to end because it's the same old trick, supply and demand. there's a supply of jobs but the demand of workers ain't there because everyone is home collecting unemployment and welfare. the thing is when these benefits run out, the jobs won't be there. host: rick is in eerie, pennsylvania. hi, rick. caller: hi, i am an employer. you know, this $300 a week, let's really put it in -- that's $15,000 a year. why would i want to even go to work? because on top of that i get my unemployment benefits included, which is this a way they're trying to make the basic living wages? and then the guy who says -- or these politicians will say just raise your wages. well, you know what's going to happen, is how much do you really want to pay for a meal when

i had never felt at home like i felt there when i entered lansing street.it was a place where people understood me. the community has been telling elected officials what they need. elected officials and the department of public health are not listening. you will hear from a leader in the community momentarily. my advice listen to what he is telling you and take notes and figure a way to implement what he is asking for. i know supervisor safai and morris are working diligently to get the recommendations over the finish line. we are so grateful for supervisor stefani for the hearing in february to recognize that the community should have a voice and needs a voice. last question how are we expanding access to treatment? we are trying to use it as alternative to incarceration. people don't need jail or prison. people need to get lives together. not using jail or prison as the only means to address the consequence. we need to use treatment. we do extensive outreach for clients with behavioral health needs. the star program, we are investing in programs that meet

i had never felt at home like i felt there when i entered lansing street. it was a place where people understood me. the community has been telling elected officials what they need. elected officials and the department of public health are not listening. you will hear from a leader in the community momentarily. my advice listen to what he is telling you and take notes and figure a way to implement what he is asking for. i know supervisor safai and morris are working diligently to get the recommendations over the finish line. we are so grateful for supervisor stefani for the hearing in february to recognize that the community should have a voice and needs a voice. last question how are we expanding access to treatment? we are trying to use it as alternative to incarceration. people don't need jail or prison. people need to get lives together. not using jail or prison as the only means to address the consequence. we need to use treatment. we do extensive outreach for clients with behavioral health needs. the star program, we are investing in programs that mee

i had never felt at home like i felt there when i entered lansing street.as a place where people understood me. the community has been telling elected officials what they need. elected officials and the department of public health are not listening. you will hear from a leader in the community momentarily. my advice listen to what he is telling you and take notes and figure a way to implement what he is asking for. i know supervisor safai and morris are working diligently to get the recommendations over the finish line. we are so grateful for supervisor stefani for the hearing in february to recognize that the community should have a voice and needs a voice. last question how are we expanding access to treatment? we are trying to use it as alternative to incarceration. people don't need jail or prison. people need to get lives together. not using jail or prison as the only means to address the consequence. we need to use treatment. we do extensive outreach for clients with behavioral health needs. the star program, we are investing in programs that meet the