lynch is happy he made the switch he's irish mozzarella has already tipped the italian competition to several international prizes. if it's a hard break that as people are saying there's a big possibility you know what it is they're talking about talk to five percent. put on cheese milk going into the country going into the english. and that could mean a collapse in the market for milk and cheddar lynch's prospects though are rosy. we're growing twenty to twenty five percent each year. every year we're coming to the end of the year we're saying we have to look at exporting to germany screen wherever put it in the new we are poems january all seasons are joining in for the year and it's really what. if he does decide to move into the spanish market one factor could help the economy f. area out of cork harbor just half an hour from his farm last summer it began a direct service to santander in spain it proved highly successful even though the most direct route for exports goes through britain. breaks it continues to go south . as it is at the moment and hard borders are put in place and

lynch: at a caucus, it starts out as a meeting. people sign in, usually they have a temporary chair who calls things to order, then they elect a permanent chair, and it is usually be unlucky person -- that unlucky person who becomes the permanent chair. there is a difference between the republican caucuses and democratic caucuses. democrats have a straw poll. they pass out ballots, u-boat, and it can happen very quickly. people cast their ballot and go home. they are not interested in the party organizing part of it. caucus, theretic is a lot more to it. they form preference groups, and a candidate has to have at least 15% of those present to be viable, and if they are not viable, then they can reform preference groups. if you are in a group for a candidate that is not viable, you can join another group. it used to be that you could try and convince people in a viable group to come over to your side so you have enough elected delegates, but i think the democrats have changed the rules, so they are not going to do that. then they se

marshawn lynch is reportedly retiring from the national football league. we'll look back at his time in oakland. >>> welcome to the nine, good morning to you this wednesday april 24th. a gorgeous morning to celebrate a big win at the shark tank. >> still shaking. it's still shaking. >> reverberating. >> it was a stunner right there at the shark tank. a payback. call it what you want. it was one of the most exciting wins in franchise history as the sharks now move on in the nhl playoffs. down 3-0 with ten minutes to go, the sharks scored four goals on one five-minute power play after belkouski was knocked out cold. with that, folks, we welcome you to the nine. >> and we welcome jason applebaum this morning to talk about the game and a peek ahead at what's next. i love a good revenge play. >> if you're not a hockey fan or weren't a hockey fan, i think many would admit i'm not a huge hockey fan and you watched the last 11 minutes of that game last night, you may convert. you may be a fan now, because boy, i'm going to tell you, i'm going to say the most excit

becky lynch wins the headline match at the first ever all female wrestlemania.champions league football next season could not be closer, with just three points separating third and sixth. chelsea though could open that gap up tonight. a win over west ham would see them leapfrog tottenham into third. their manager maurizio sarri is a man under pressure but the italian is on course for a third win in a row for the first time since the beginning of the season. conor mcnamara is at stamford bridge. it isa it is a very big evening for chelsea who have certainly steadied the ship since the international break. it was at cardiff when they benefited from a hugely controversial goal to beat deeside 2—1. they have added to that with a win over brighton last wednesday and should things go the reseal salary‘s weight this evening chelsea will move above arsenal and totte n ha m. chelsea will move above arsenal and tottenham. it is quite a turnaround who at times has pad boos when his own supporters. sarri can point to last season when at this stage chelsea's old boss had six

. >>> also marshawn lynch could be retiring.s morning that he is retiring. >>> we will have a check on your commute coming up. there is a look at your drive on to hundred 80. you can see a crash has traffic a little slow. >>> lots of sunshine, i think we talked it out yesterday. there is an onshore breeze coming. we are waiting on the fog. it will get here but not today. >>> new this morning a study finds mixed results when it comes to your quality. the long association release as a state of the air report today. they looked at how many orange, red and purple air-quality days each county had. orange means unhealthy, red is unhealthy for everyone, purple is very unhealthy. san francisco and lake counties were given a a. napa, san mateo and santa cruz received a b with only a he handful of bad air days. contra costa, alameda, and santa clara were giving a failing grade. alameda county had the most bad days with 30 in the three year span. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors putting a hold on $62 million in funding for new mu

european economist at bank of america merrill lynch.ad to the shores of lake como where it is shaping up to be a beautiful day. annual finance workshop. joining us, francine lacqua. who better to lead our coverage from this glamorous event? what is in store? rancine: a lot about finances and the global economy. it is really quite difficult when you look at some of the kerryes italy is facing yesterday, we had the amazing scoop saved when you look at growth, it was going to be a 0.1% instead of the 1% predicted. what does that mean for the budget? we discuss that with two former prime minister's and we talked to economists. we figure out what negative yields mean for european banks. we tried to figure out f intech and what they could do with a merge and how unicredit could come in. we talk about recession risks. it is almost like being on "surveillance," but with this beautiful view. much more from italy throughout the day. this is bloomberg. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes

david: we welcome stephen lynch, democrat from massachusetts.essman lynch serves on the house oversight committee and comes to us today from washington. good to have you here. stephen: good to be here. david: the president said he would not have his people supply -- comply with subpoenas. what is at stake here from your point of view? stephen: well, the rule of law. if the president is not going to cooperate with congress and making sure the laws are faithfully executed, then the rule of law as we know it in the country is threatened. i happen to think with an independent judiciary, many of the subpoenas, perhaps even all , andem, will be answered will be directed to be answered by the court. that is sort of where we're at right now. there are multiple committees, as you mentioned. jerry nadler at judiciary. mr. neil is the chairman of ways and means. mr. cummings, on our committee. i believe mr. schiff as well on intelligence. we all have outstanding subpoenas that we have received zero response from as many as seven of the executive department

there were not many people who were standing up and talking out against such things as lynching and various forms of segregation and discrimination, but roy wilkins was out there in front at that time as a newspaper editor in kansas city, missouri. in the kansas city call. he later joined the naacp. but i would characterize him as a man of great courage, a lot of common sense, and a sense of destiny in knowing that he wanted to go to a certain place, he wanted to bring his people to a certain place. and he seemed to have a sense of certainty about doing what he was setting out to do. >> roy wilkins was born in st. louis, missouri, in 1901. his mother died when he was 5 years old and he and his brother and sister went to live with an aunt and uncle in st. paul, minnesota. he grew up in a community with only a handful of blacks. he attended mostly white public schools and spent his time mostly with white friends. wilkins was an excellent student and from early on his writing was powerful and clear. when he went to the university of minnesota in 1919, he joined the staff of the daily newspaper

morning esp n reported that marshawn lynch is retiring no longer. greater. he spent last 2 years of course with the silver and black he's been a total of 9 seasons in the nfl miss 10 last year member get ju it's only as it turned 33 on monday as a matter of fact. >>this is the second time the is to and i will kill with 9 years of your belt that's yet you're hurting after that and that's what happened with the seahawks you know he had a great run with them that he was see injured and he ended up retiring, you know what i was back having been battered that much and i got a promising entrepreneurial hang up the of me in the and about it because that's just the first word this morning, 7 oh 5 and new this morning, one man was arrested accused of exposing himself to women and a child. >>in berkeley, 25 year-old joshua wilson was arrested near the 2900 block of 7th street after 2 women say that he exposed himself to them and they were with an 8 year-old child in front of a children's play centre and when the police got there he swung a metal pole and an officer tr

. >>> lynch is hanging up his cleat. >> lynch was a stand out for the seahawks for a decade and retired from there in 2016 and joined the raiders a year later and suffered groiing injury -- >>> the a's take on the texas rangers and tonight, the warriors take on the clippers in game 5 of the first round of the playoffs. the warriors have a chance to close out the series tonight as they lead the clippers three games to one and tip off at 7:30. >>> sharks' fans are celebrating the miracle come back against vegas and they rallied from a three-goal deficit forcing an over time win against the golden knights and the 5-4 win brings the avalanche to the tank for round two on friday. >> it was a miracle on ice down in san jose. we're celebrating them as well as nice temperatures today, mary. >> that's right, kenny and michelle. plenty of sunshine and temps are warming up. here's a look at our dublin camera. 86 degrees in dublin. another hot day especially inland. watching the temperatures rise and coming closer to high -- concord looking at breaking the record high for today. cooler along the co

>> never was it two black women lynching black men.y to understand that in fact that the role of black women had always been to, you know, leading anti-lynching campaigns, you know. black women were lynched specifically trying to protect black men. and speaking of someone who teaches black politics, i find it disgraceful, irresponsible, and manipulative. >> is this a racial issue to you? >> sexual assault should never be a racial issue. it should never be a partisan issue. sexual assault is an epidemic taking place around the world, across our country, every day. >> what do you want to happen to justin fairfax? why are you coming forward? >> i would want him to resign. i think the virginia people, the voters of virginia, have a right to know, you know, both my story and meredith's story. >> he said this is an orchestrated smear campaign against him. >> yes. >> by you, and meredith watson. >> i never met meredith watson. i don't know what she looks like. i've never spoken with her. >> she also says she's never met you and never spoken t

. >>> we're getting reports that oakland raiders running back marshawn lynch is retiring according to espn citing league sources and lynch is from oakland and he spent the past two seasons playing in his hometown. >>> coming up, fbi agents raid a home in the oakland hills, but catch up with the suspected bank robber at the hospital right afterh.>>> a c plows into a group of people in sunnyvale. 8 people sent to the hospital. the latest on the investigation, up next. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. tastier... i was literally born for this. ♪ you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chic

we speak to francisco blanch, bank of america merrill lynch.ed as to whether the chinese government will keep delivering massive stimulus from the first quarter and what it means for global growth. and you've got companies from twitter to lockheed martin beating on earnings, with much of the s&p still to report this week. david: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this tuesday, april 23. as you said, lots of earnings. twitter with a nice beat. the president doesn't like twitter so much, it turns out, despite the fact he uses it often. he retweeted somebody else saying that he is the best thing that ever happened to twitter, but "they don't treat me very well as a republican. very discriminatory. constantly taking people off lists. may become is should regulate." but is he wrong? if you could have monetized president trump's tweeting. david: but the claim he is aking is that there is discriminatory excluding of people. there is no evidence that that is happening. alix: they did say that like 38% of abusive content was taken off of twitter, versus

still with us from bank of america merrill lynch. at emerging-market currencies overall, put that into perspective for what we're seeing in terms of world growth. >> we're seeing now is the china and itside of think it has to be positive for the global growth backdrop. the currencies have come under some significant pressure since until last moved year. the value still seems to be in emerging markets and the pace remains quite strong. when we thought to remain steadfastly bullish, and if you're looking for the big bang , must notably u.s. , it will betalks the flavor. stories, idiosyncratic but the broader base in the backdrop in asia particularly looks to be improving somewhat. picky so much, director of strategy at bank of america merrill lynch. let's get a check on what is moving today. here is bloomberg's emery. up higher today after a successful satellite launch for the company. ems the biggest gainer this morning, a swiss-based company. first order net sales came in 1.5% higher than the previous year. sapem higher this morning

that eric reporting on a sunday though breaking sports news this more espn is reporting that marshawn lynch is retire hearing and will not be returning to the raiders this is a surprise lit spent and the last 2 years and silver and black of course lynch was has spent a total of 9 seasons in the nfl. he missed 10 games last year because of injuries he just turned down a to he just turned 33 on monday. this is the second time that he has retired, you may remember that he announces retirement back in 2016 while he was still playing with the seattle seahawks so is this going to be a for sure thing. he came out of retirement after being traded to the raiders in 2017. well also in the east bay conquered city council will discuss plans to possibly bring a chick filet to town crowd forcefully to call has that story chick filet wants to open up a new restaurant at the site of the now shuttered lynn's buffet on will pass road and concord. >>among other types of businesses, the property is zoned for a restaurant even a fast food establishment the 480 square foot project proposal also calls for a drive

loretta lynch was running every decision.n we have the attempt to use a phony russian dossier, even "the new york times" as admitting that which is interesting. "the washington post" writing fox news was right, especially sean hannity. whatever. it is not about who was right but the rigging of a presidential election and then unseat a president, what would you do specifically? >> there is before and after the campaign. before the campaign i want to find out did george papadopoulos, was he working with the russians or did planted in his mind that the russians had hillary clinton's email? to the knowledge about russia of the clinton emails come from somebody other than russia? how did you use a dossier for different times to get a warrant against a american citizen when it's garbage? why didn't they tell the court it was a politically motivated document? i will try to find out about the counterintelligence investigation and about how the fisa warrant was obtained. who is timely truth? the person who leaked "the washington post"

espn and the nfl network are both report that lynch is leaving the team after two seasons. espn reports he is not planning to play football again and the nfl reports head coach jon gruden plans to take a new running back early in tomorrow's nfl draft >> we need to get beast mode to come on the air and talk to us. come on, marshawn. >> i know! >>> it is 6:49. we are watching allie rasmus who is watching the commute. how does it look? >> the commute is okay but you are mentioning beast mode. i was reporting in east oakland and he drove past us and we yelled beast mode and he drove off and stuck out his hand and waved like this. it was pretty cool! anyway, traffic, i don't know cool or not depending on what your commute is. we will start with this map because 880 seems to be a bit of a hot spot. southbound 8 0 north of a street, there is a three vehicle collision that is blocking the slow lane. no traffic icon popping up there just yet. other crashes we know about, northbound 880 south of the san mateyo bridge and san mateyo bridge about a quarter mile west of the toll plaza.

joining me now is a democratic member of that house oversight committee stephen lynch of massachusetts. congressman, first your response to this move by the president, his sons and obviously the -- the filing that they made today. >> well, i'm not surprised. this is the way the trump companies and the president has worked in his private life by suing people to stop them, you know, from investigating, in this case the president's prior conduct. but i think we're on -- we're on solid ground in terms of chairman cummings and members of the committee seeking these -- these documents. during the cohen hearing we were given several years of financials that really raised questions about the president's files since he has become president, and so we think that it requires further investigation. >> so that's -- that's noteworthy because, you know, the accusations that you're hearing from the president and his team, that this is purely political. you're saying that you found something in the financials that michael cohen gave you that make you feel the need as part of your oversight to look for

it is like an 8—bit nightmare thought up by david lynch with help from max headroom.ole experience. now all i have to do is find a tape deck. remove the plug behind you. it is like an 8—bit nightmare thought up by david lynch with help from max headroom. there is a parting gift, my audio recording of the whole experience. now all i have to do is find a tape deck. across town, here at somerset house, the now play this exhibition explores the potential of gaming technology. everybody who knows anything about games knows that this is a nintendo entertainment system, so—far—so—mid—80s gaming platform. but a closer look at the controllers reveals that they've had all their buttons removed except for one. so, how are we expected to play games on this with just one button? well, with a little help from up to eight friends. each controller has just one button that performs a different function. run left, run right, jump, so on. in order to complete a game a group of people must work together. about ten years ago in 2006, there was a forum post in the accessibility forums, and

the head of global economics research at bank of america merrill lynch.an, welcome back again. >> thank you. >> you ow, it's really econtent 1 wh 101 when you raise wages.at hat point do we start to see that creep into inflation nu ers, do you think? >> i think we've got a ways to go. seeing now t we're is more in the nature of catching up. wages have not gonep very fast in this recovery. it took a long time to get thet job marack to normal. right now there's a little catching up going on for joe six pack. i do thinkthe next two or maybe three years we'll see a more significantspillover into price inflation, but right now i think we should enjoy the improvement. >> now it also, does it not allow employers even in a tight labor market to be more w discerning abot type of worker they want if they're going to raise pay. they're going to have a lot of l ant, but they can be a little pickier. >> yeah. the firm, there is a real benefit here. not only do y get to pick better workers, but you retain them longer and you havemo much of an incentive to invest in the

preusser from merrill lynch stays with us.oming up later, we speak with the economic commissioner of economic affairs. you can catch that at 5:30 p.m. london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ndon time. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: it is earnings season for big banks. jpmorgan kicks off this morning with net interest income. a key driver that is weaker supporters may have peaked. the group top lining declining from earlier, but against the global revenue trend is critical. the group's trading numbers may hurt the overall revenue picture. improved industry loan growth in the fourth quarter cook, however, the positive for the group. let's go to the bloomberg business flash now. viviana hurtado in new york. viviana? musk fight perceptions about the company's massive debt load. the company pays billions of dollars in yen. efforts have not swayed s&p and movies. boeing says -- and moody's. it still says the bond rating is junk. boeing says the upgraded planes cannot be use as what are referred to as high hotspots. says thean for boeing air

. >>> marshawn lynch hanging up his cleats for a second time. the 33-year-old joined his hometown raiders in 2017 after retiring the first time from the seahawks in 2016. lynch battled a groin injury and missed ten games. spent 11 years in the league. almost won a super bowl. >> he's so young, only 33. you'd think he'd have more playing in him left. >>> coming up, no doubt you're feeling the pain at the pump as you go to fill up. what governor newsom is doing to help drivers. >>> and relief for parents whose child was thrown down several floors at the mall of america. the 5-year-old plunged nearly 40 feet. we have details we're learning about the suspect and the child's condition. >>> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:00, "california live" followed by "access live" then "days of our lives" at 1:00. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer can switch from fridge to freezer. (son) nice save! (vo) that's using your frigidaire. the new york times reports the supreme court w

all of that decisions are made by loretta lynch and the democrats at the department of justice. now look at the new timeline, how did we get to this point? let's start july 10, 2015, the fbi opened a criminal investigation, code name midyear exam into hillary clinton's handling of classified information on that private server. september 2015, obama's ag, laredo lynch asked the fbi director comey to refer to the investigation not as an investigation, but a matter. on march 4th, 2016, top fbi officials strzok and paige are texting about their utter contempt for donald trump, one time calling him an 88. a saying that clinton should win. 100000000-0. and that we are smelly walmart voters of trump. and in march 2nd, may 2nd rather of 2016, comey, strzok drafting a letter exonerating hillary, changing the language from gross negligence to extreme carelessness, what it -- which is a is not before they investigated hillary coming in on june 27, 2016, that's when lynch met bill clinton in a secret meeting at a private plane on a tarmac in phoenix. july 22nd, 2016, 2 months after the begi

it's also the subject of republican murals which continue to be painted in northern ireland's mike lynch race analysis of the militant minority is a cause for concern these radical groups are prepared to go to any lengths in pursuit of their goal. they are realistic in their assessment that popular support isn't that the numbers aren't what the have been in the past and so very much would see keeping the same burning as essential to. the present as one of the interviews said in the book to pass him on for the next generation. that means that below the surface the north niland conflict has still not been settled. one of the militant groups has agreed to a rare interview we are directed to a sleepy town somewhere in the country cites these members of the republican shin fein policy say that breaks it would actually help them in their cause. there's not a chance. at all the president's going to jail and waves of volunteers killed for nothing so you know we need to continue on maybe to stop it again in the uk but republicanism is not the only defense against us border the need to fight for r

and will not be returning to the raiders lynch spent the last 2 years in the silver and black he spent a total of 9 seasons in the nfl. he missed 10 games last year due to injury. he just turned 33 on monday and this is the second time that he is retired you may remember that he announced his retirement back in 2016 while he was still playing with seattle seahawks he came out of retirement though after being traded to the raiders in 2017. >>new this morning, one man is arrested for exposing himself to women and to a child in berkeley, 25 year-old joshua wilson was arrested in the 2900 block of 7th street. after police say he exposed himself to 2 women or with an 8 year-old child. this is in front of a children's play centre when the police got there they say that he swung a metal lewere found in cages bolted in a bedroom here's what the deputies found among modoc county. this is last week. and you can see those 2 cribs one on top of the other bolted to the wall and a child inside fact to children you can see one of the top there too. the deputies were called to a home initially to it a

no more beast mode for the raiders marshawn lynch is done with football. that does that mean he's done oakland. an oakland native damian lillard makes a rid i'm blue and i'm an ironworker. work is really rewarding... ...and brutal on my skin... ...but knowing how i earned all that dirt... ...is pretty empowering. when i get home, the first thing... ...i have to do is use the dove beauty bar... ...to get rid of all the junk. it helps me retain my... ...natural beauty by making it... ...soft and nourished and clean. and then on the weekend... ...i get to dress up. as a woman ironworker, i feel like i can do anything, i can conquer the world. i feel both strong... ...and beautiful at the same time. dove cleans and cares beautifully. >>41 welcome back everyone we're looking at already warm temperatures out there this morning and like the guest it's going to be another hot day today, not quite as hot as yesterday for most areas but very similar similar enough that you won't really notice much of a difference concord up to 89 for your high san jose on up to neva

these killings were eventually dubbed the whatsapp lynchings by the media. among law enforcement officials. chief of police remarked with a computer science degree was one of the first to recognize what was happening i understand mall ft under videos where did fix they were not real be deals but these weirdos and images we're making these religious form into mobs wielding mobs and they were trying to restrain strangers who walked into the village there's this fear or there was this mass hysteria we wanted to understand the origin of this we do because they were going but unfortunately we could not get to the origin of this videos because of the traceability problem because what has this and went and corruption and you cannot get to the origin so even today we have absolutely no idea about where these videos originated from. eventually it emerged that the video in question was doctored from an educational video made by an ingenue in karate pakistan tried to reason when asked about child kidnapping. with just a little editing the video became a weapon in the h

the lynchings that you're welcome about and things like what am i thinking about that i mean there is a drop in the ocean really and one of the issues is that political parties are picked up as an true way to push their propaganda the biggest culprit i could follow it is the ruling party and others don't you have a problem in the sense that they complain about it but they would happily jump on board as well so guns and gun propaganda misinformation that it's very hard to control whether it is on the platform whether the government should be doing things about it it is fairly complex policy wise but we also know that political parties don't have much faith in trying to get there because for a large part of it and coming from the party you know this office and various levels right so you have. tons of faith you have actually fake news sites that are closely tied to the ruling party for instance you've got whatsapp which is a complete free for all and in some ways this is a natural segue from our discussion about the economy because the economy discussion haven't gone so well for the rul

ultimately ran merrill lynch. -- david: these are all prominent african-american business leaders. robert: all prominent african-american business leaders. and all of them took the meetings. from there, they introduced me to other people to take meetings. i literally had 100 interviews in my fall of the second year of business school. i figured out that mergers and acquisitions was the only business i wanted to be in in investment banking. and i said -- because with the exception of warfare, it is how assets get transferred on this planet. it is a ceo-level discussion, a board-level discussion, a strategic discussion, and that was quite interesting to me. and i thought i could add particular value and insights into that particular business. david: the three jobs you had before you went to business school, did you feel any discrimination against you because you were african-american? robert: oh yeah. oh yeah. it is one of those in america, i have and still do. oh yeah. i remember a time when i was actually at air p

jim comey, andrew mccabe, loretta lynch, they need to field the justice they tried to impose on an innocentan. they created a blueprint. but justice doesn't care about party affiliations, colors, gender lady justice cares about corruption. law and order. our forefathers did too that's why our constitution must be respected. and these people work to prevent donald trump from gaining the presidency and then try to make sure he was impeached. we cannot afford to let them walk away unscathed. you can be an opposing party but you cannot do that to lady justice. attorney general bar is a no-nonsense straight shooter who doesn't care what you say or think about him. a true warrior i do believe he will follow through as his mission is attorney general at finally at long last spring justice to the people who really deserve it. that is my open. let me think on - - let me know what you think. and hear what the reaction with the release of the mueller report rudy giuliani who joins me now and is no doubt exhausted. good evening mister mayor. [laughter] >> how are you? good to see you. jeanine: we are b

there were a number of lynchings, robberies, ride by shootings and much more. one needed to protect one's home and family, therefore the para -- should he be awoken in the middle of the night by a robber, you only need to reach behind your head and grab your pistol to protect yourself. 1893 affected members of the family seriously. 1893, which was similar to the bubble bursting of 2000 eight, housing prices lost and he lost a great deal of funds. for the next four years, he started acting strangely. his wife was not living with him at that point in time. she might have returned to brooklyn where her family was originally from. he started carrying around guns and acting strangely. and his vitality would change rapidly. at times he was very depressed and burrows and others he was agitated and verbally violent with his family. several times he got into altercations with his father, threatening his father and condemning his purchasing and shaming him and at one point in time, he came back to the house and he had been living here for 20 days. he spoke in a way that

at one point, instagrams a picture and a story about emmett till, the poor black young boy who was lyncheduch of race hate and the suffering of black communities at that time. yeah. herfriend, hailey, the white friend, just couldn't handle the fact that starr was sending her this image, this horrible image of a young boy being lynched. and it became a huge issue, unspoken issue in theirfriendship, which, in the end, died. yeah. do you think white people struggle sometimes in america to be confronted with the realities of racism? oh yeah, forsure. for sure. i've come across instances where it seems as if people are more afraid of being called racist than of actually being racist. and the thing is, racism slips into our language sometimes in different ways that we don't recognise. you know, whether it be through microaggressions or this or that, but there have been instances where people are like "i don't want to see that, i don't want to see that", but by ignoring it we end up in the position we're in now, especially in america, where this has been happening all along, but nobody wanted to

i think that did inform his decision about the anti-lynching bill coming through congress. i think southern democrats, there was a lot of tension in that relationship. in 1938, roosevelt goes on this campaign to encourage more liberal white politicians and in the south. mitchellke margaret come down like the wrath of god on fdr. they say this is just like reconstruction all over again when the federal government tried to interfere with everything. it was a very tense relationship. it was not like anything fdr did was great. i think there was that problem. the question about southern democrats and the use of lincoln is complicated. i think it was not so easy to simply dismiss lincoln in the 1930's. you cannot say he was a tyrant and all this. there were certainly people who did that. i think if anything, what southern democrats tried to do is just not talk about lincoln. for example, one thing i found interesting was douglas freeman, the biographer robert lee. he spends a lot of time leading up to world war ii and during world war ii trying to turn robert e lee into a releva

it is like an 8—bit nightmare thought up by david lynch with help from max headroom., my audio recording of the whole experience. now all i have to do is find a tape deck. across town, here at somerset house, the now play this exhibition explores the potential of gaming technology. everybody who knows anything about games knows that this is a nintendo entertainment system, so—far—so—mid—80s gaming platform. but a closer look at the controllers reveals that they've had all their buttons removed except for one. so, how are we expected to play games on this with just one button? well, with a little help from up to eight friends. each controller has just one button that performs a different function. run left, run right, jump, so on. in order to complete a game a group of people must work together. about ten years ago in 2006, there was a forum post in the accessibility forums, and moderators there for different accessibility groups were wondering what the history of videogames would look like if they were one switch, accessible to folks with limited manual dexterity. the

handle the fact that starrr was sending her this image, this horrible image of a young boy being lynchedrfriendship, which, in the end, died. yeah. do you think white people struggle sometimes in america to be confronted with the realities of racism ? oh yeah, forsure. for sure. i've come across instances where it seems as if people are more afraid of being called racist than of actually being racist. and the thing is, racism slips into our language sometimes in different ways that we don't recognise. you know, whether it be through microaggressions or this or that, but there have been instances where people are like "i don't want to see that, i don't want to see that", but by ignoring it, we end up in the position we're in now, especially in america, where this has been happening all along, but nobody wanted to acknowledge that it was happening and this is why we're at the point we're at right now. so let me, if i may, invite you to enter slightly more political territory with me. 0k. we've talked a lot about the fiction and its nuance, but, you know, you're also an american who watches

in southeast asia, and i have seen it in india, some innocent people are mob lynched.'s move on to vox. an extraordinary result in the ukrainian election, but maybe not so, because it became clearer and clearer as we approached polling day that someone with no political experience, an actor and comedian, was looking like he would win and he has one. you talk about actors, but think about ronald reagan, who is better known as a politician than an actor. ukraine, if you look at their economy, it has taken a dive. in terms of inflation, cost of living, people on the breadline. clearly they have said, we have had enough of the professional political classes, but clearly — the most popular man in the world who won by a democratic election happened to previously have been selling tea at railway stations, the prime minister of india. the largest electoral victory in their history of the world, he was a tea seller. it is a move towards populism that meant clinton and bush didn't win last time in the american elections, for instance, because this idea of some kind of, you sort

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