you can see what an idea was able to achieve in, in, in sarah new own, in liberia, when it led up to a month and restore the piece to the elections and the continued under democratic administration. and this is precisely what we're also doing with the multinational joint task force that is succeeding and the fight against both will have around uh, in the lakes at the regents and what the national joint task force is. nigeria, it's new share. it's chad. it's kind of, we're going to get to those security issues in this conversation. but 1st, i just like to ask you because you were recently in russia. you said that you had an interaction with form minister, laughed ralph, were you given any assurances? you said that you essentially reiterated the importance of unity with an echo us. what did the russians have to say? and they told us that uh, they are fully in support of peace in the region. i believe then. well, i'm a diploma. so no we wait to see what's your biggest fear we what is the rest of the content of the dougherty. i know poverty, i trust, but verify. so that's what i do. and

you can see what an idea was able to achieve in, in, in sarah new own in liberia when it let a per month and restore peace to the elections and the continued under democratic administration. and this is precisely what we're also doing with the multinational joint task force that is succeeding and the fight against vote for hire. i'm in the lake, said the regents and what quotes and national joint task force is nigeria? it's new share. it's chad. it's kind of, we're going to get to the security issues in this conversation. but 1st i'd just like to ask you because you were recently in russia. you said that you had an interaction with 4 minister laughed ralph, were you given any assurances? you said that you essentially reiterated the importance of unity with an echo us. what did the russians have to say? and they told us that uh, they are fully in support of peace in the region. i believe them, well, i'm a diploma. so no we wait to see what's your biggest fear we what is the rest of the content of the dougherty? i know probably i trust but verify. so that's what i do. and what do you make

and we settled liberia on which we're doing with the multinational tassels. that's an idea for you . i'd like to turn on what they used to call us the both bus. that's that was the idea. so another potential flash point for your security and then i'd like to turn to the, i'm going to talk about potential flash point, virginia and i on this stage we don't have enough flash. why? we're having a constructive conversation. okay. um, another potential flash point for your country. i'm on the thank you for not over interrupting me this time around. i think i flipped it go on fair enough. another potential flash point for and i'd like to talk about another potential flash point for your security is the conflict in su down. the former prime minister of dollar home doc says that he fears the civil war is quote, fertile ground for the spread of regional terrorism. and do you share that fear, or i do not the only, but i share the fear of the repercussions on my dear i, because we have about 8000000. uh so, disney's, uh that of fine and i do an extraction so that we have

like in liberia, northern ireland, columbia. when women from both sides come together from both sides of the conflict come together, good things can happen. sustainable peace can be achieved. we have a lot of hope and we are looking for reconciliation. as difficult as it will be. but we are looking forward and this is the only way. many people helped us to -- one of them is pope francis, who even signed it. and of course mrs. hillary clinton. you ask us what we are doing on the ground. on the ground, we are having different projects we are doing together. one of them as a partnership with usaid that we are building up groups on each side to work on religion and environment and to bring these messages of peace to their communities. we start at these meetings and we have four sessions on their side. now we are working to have the sessions together. september, we did not succeed to meet together. we will continue. just to say, there is absolutely no other way. we have to live together, we want to live together in peace. we want to

formed, they way only about 2 independent african countries that came from the league of nations being liberia and this. yep. yeah. in the long around the many a frequent kind of just became independent are now when the united machines are they establish these activity, cousins are well established countries that way then looped monday recess and through the interest, forgetting large containment like africa, most of these discussions. so the united nation security comes the one say that it focuses on africa discussion and focuses on africa. but then africa is dr. presented in that important a decision making body. so it becomes the fed as to why the african union had it reaching. we adopted the coming of 3 can position, these are the consistency to which we demand upfront cost representation among pim . i didn't category over to you that additions that gifts, the council members, which is quite a veto, raised like all of a 1000000 members. and i should we also do you mind a 5 membership in the metal, pittman in the category, in order to ensure that this quick to board a presentation in that p

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in 2006, ellen johnson -- was elected president of liberia, becoming africa's first elected female headshe served until 2018. in june, claudia shined down became mexico's first woman to be elected as president of that nation. she took office on october 1st. i know everyone has their first woman leader, there are many of them but this isn't even close to being an exhaustive list. since 1960, 174 women have led as heads of state or government across 87 countries. but in the united states, of course, no woman has ever held highest office. target chase smith was republican from maine, first woman to serve the united states house and senate. she was elected to congress in 1940, re-elected three times and elected to the senate in 1949. in january of 1964, market chase smith announced she would run for president. she became the first woman in this country to run in a major party primary for president but despite her 24 years of service and experience for presidential run was left off literally. this is a universal newsreel from 19 to the fore when she announced her campaign. they title the seg

by electing a female chief executive, mexico joins the uk liberia, diana, and maybe the united states's leaders will be canada, led by a young man, justin trudeau, mexico, led by a woman, and america, led by either vice president kamala harris, or 70- year-old donald trump. what will be the difference? joining me now is julio. great to see you. i want to ask about this, we have interviewed both claudia sheinbaum and kamala harris, you're the perfect person to talk to. to set the stage here, first folks need to understand that mexico is our largest trading partner. talk in general, as you have talked to both women, but might be the difference, or the policy differences between a trump-tran14 relationship and a harris and sheinbaum relationship? >> sure, i think there will be major differences. i spoke to vice president harris, as you just said, she told me, she had talked to president claudia sheinbaum over the phone and they talked about how they could work together if she gets to the white house. so, she was very happy about it. she expressed her joy with those conversations. kamala

the colonization ists and the idea was we'll end slavery by sending african-americans places like liberia. and that way, you know, we won't have to deal with the problem of where african-americans might fit as equal citizens in american republic. we'll just get rid of the problem of slavery by getting rid african-americans so that was a very, very prominent mode of abolitionism in the early 19th century, very and of course, the northern states, they end slavery. they do it gradually over course of several decades. so in the 1830s, that's quite a drastic change when. the more radical abolitionists come onto the scene and, they became known as the immediate tests because as you know, kind of a nice phrase to use they demanded that slavery should be ended immediately. we don't want to wait around. this is a moral problem. so severe, so serious that we need to bring it to end immediately by any means necessary. and so they took a much more radical approach than. previous generations of anti-slavery activists and they decided that they were going to try and do this as soon possible. and really

the nations and ask a couple of nations qualifying al jerry, one, this funnel group match between liberia finally on some insane there and bates in record. algeria had already secured the tickets, the finals in our free coast, and got to celebrate the qualification with that home funds for my months. just the city fly read more as among the scores. thanks. hope degree based on the 8 points above the 2nd place, equitorial skinny. you have the food side qualified for those funds. now, tennis will, number one, janik, senate has won the season ending atp finals. the 23 year old reaching american tyler fritz in straight sets. in front of his home crowd in it's like center whose season house being i have a shadow fund on going to control the see to coming to the 1st exciting to live found trophy is also when a couple of grandson cycles to share the australian open on the us on that just on a moving week for me. i know it's the 1st 1st 5 minutes and um, i mean so much for me. so i'm very, very happy about that then. uh, you know, it's, uh, it's something very, very, very special. the women's wor

these, okay, and ask a couple of nations qualifying al jerry, one that final great much beats in liberia, 51, some insane there in bates and reco. algeria had already secured the tickets to the finals in audrey coast and going to celebrate the qualification in front of the home. the funds from a month to the striker. red morris among the scores was here at salt. creepy 8 points above the 2nd place. sort of guinea, who have pills, so qualified for the fines tennis? well number one, younique's center has just won the season ending atp finals. they finally had basing american sila fritz in straight sets. so in a getting to flight is final. and it's time conference her in, he's also $12.00 grandsons, struggles to share the australian and us women's world. number 2. as soon as i got a busy day for poland and the billie jean king count on a single summons, much against the check for public to lead our country into the semi finals for the 1st time on the cycle actually in the last school. will these concepts taking place in spain, a great person and kind of the old side sort of thing. the semi

liberia has had a woman president england, with margaret thatcher. somehow the united states. it's still decades away from president. and that to me at this point is amazing because we have plenty of capable women. here's the thing that's ever happened before. kamala harris never lost an election. there's not a single politician find in the past. 75 years who has completed 5 levels of government judicial legislative and another lies. kamala harris went from a local da to attorney general. 2 avp. took to us on to b p. that's 5 gavin newsom is only person that can cause. he has 4. i'm talking about obama on top it now and talk the r i'm talking about hillary clinton. >> of kamala harris is undefeated until tonight. what we're seeing home. so i just want to be clear. she's not a before. and this has been a first-time wasn't politically. >> i am loath to be. >> the let's look at this through rose-colored glasses kind of guy here you know, when you've been doing this for a couple hours, it's it's hard to to stay optimistic. but that being said, 50% of the vote plus outstanding in t