ask if you prefer sponsors basically a lot of questions thank you for inspiring them all right malcolm very quickly what do the rebels want. it clearly want to take power we're trying to communicate with them a few times we didn't manage to get through to anybody. in a position of authority who could could have elaborated on a question. by former president sarkozy's a little so a lot of. the suspicions that they have on the region or other people think that we believe that france is backing them francis said that it's kind of days of military involvement there are kind of pretty much over and is in is not backing these this coalition of armed groups to i guess what's at stake for whoever does control the country or the government or the various parts of the country is mineral resources significant gold and diamond wealth there's also uranium. and i think for the things you've got to consider that's what the essence of this conflict is probably about is not i guess that i think the people that live there are very much victims in you know in a fight between bigger powers possibly powers from

in the beginning, malcolm is a very enthusiastic personality and strong people are threatened by him.s strength and his favor with elijah mohammed departed they feel threatened they feel that is going to try to take over the nation. and get him to interrupt their inheritance of the nation. so they really, there were these threats going on. he didn't always protect him from that. but he want to go into this direction and fighting for the freedom of the black people and you can't do that by totally isolating yourself. if you want to and fight and thrive. see you can't do that by totally isolating themselves present these ideas are separate. he is growing and elijah mohammed is holding impact . nice outgrowing that . randall: so busy go before or after. it. tamara: he went after the split argued that he had traveled for business for elijah mohammed. so he had traveled before for business for the nation of islam to the middle east. but on his own he had split. at that point, that travel during that last year of his life he is working on developing because when he decided was a splint and

malcolm noted in the autobiography. this fraternal bond was a verysence of his bringing up or even before he reached the first grade, he had leadership as demonstrated by his father at the meetings. i remember seeing the big shiny photograph a marcus garvey that was passed around from hand to hand malcolm wrote. despite the deportation, reverend the little was highly respected. as a regional u.s. you and i meeting president. malcolm recalls his father's closings with the meetings with two things followed by tanks. you can accomplish what you will. randall: this seems to me to also be a good place where we could go back for a minute before they got to east lansing. they were in nebraska. in his father was a guess you would call him, a recruiter for unite organizer. and there is this moment of this night when the reverend earl lytle is not home. and the clan arrives outside of the house they were living and they were living with had been an all-white neighborhood afraid of the matter fact, there were more black people in omaha than in any other area of

major political problems welcome thank you very much malcolm webb the in. china says this economy grew by just over 2 percent last year it's likely to be the only major economy to do that as the u.s. japan and the e.u. all struggle to get on top of rising infections with coronavirus between e.u. reports from beijing. as the pandemic spreads around the world the 1st country affected by the outbreak china has surprised many by the speed of its recovery according to official figures its economy grew by 2.3 percent in 2020 a slightly higher figure than expected china is the only major economy set to avoid a contraction last year. beijing says strict virus controls and financial stimulus measures helped to boost growth later in the year the turnaround followed a historic plunge in economic growth after months of lock down from jenner into april strong manufacturing output and a surge in demand for chinese products by countries later hit by the curtain virus front recovery chinese factories exported large quantities of medical products protective gear and compute

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now john malcolm with the heritage foundation argues abolishing the electoral college would give more power to larger more liberal cities you end up having a lot of state who have veryortant interests that are involved in elections. >>their voices would be completely marginalized if not ignore completely malcolm says cohen's proposal would also not limit controversy and potential civil unrest while that might take the target off of the backs of some congress members but it would put it on the backs of a lot of local elected officials you know an american citizens changing the constitution isn't easy. cohen's proposal needs support from 2 thirds of congress and 3 quarters of the states in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>vice president mike pence has called vice president-elect kamala harris to offer his congratulations and assistance with her transition into office, the vice president's call comes less than a week before president-elect biden and harris are set to take office. president trump has not reached out to president-elect biden and will not attend the inauguration. and as vice president-elect kamala harris gets ready to take office kron 4 is taking a closer

very quickly, joyce, and then to malcolm next.hese dark web places, secret online channels to try to communicate about coming to d.c. can you talk about the limits law enforcement have when it comes to american citizens who, even if they're communicating madness online, they can't really -- what can law enforcement actually do? >> sure. when groups like this get deplatformed, they move to more fringe parts of the internet and then law enforcement has to chase them down and start over again. and you'll hear there is some concern in law enforcement about whether or not they have the tools that they need to keep tabs on domestic terrorist organizations. those tools are more abundant in the foreign terrorism spectrum. there's an important conversation to be had when this need to get information and intelligence about criminal activity bumps up against cherished civil rights. i think that's a nuanced conversation that needs to include all the equities. >> yeah. >> but the reality here is that there's a plethora of investigative tools t

along side looks like frederick douglass' narrative, out of for malcolm x, books were reading and literacy self making in freedom were verymportant ideas completely carried through in dreams from my father. also, there's a picture of you a few days after that first election carrying a book of poems while going to your daughter's school. there were people who said, the poet all cheered and there's something about holding complexity simultaneously that poetry does. we thought he does that, too. what i would love to know is what has your being a writer, a writer writer, how has that informed your governor government and leaders? >> that's an interesting question and i think a timely one. the essence, to me of writing, being able to use your imagination to stand in somebody else's shoes and see through their eyes. to engage in this radical act of empathy and shape shifting where you can say all right, i can imagine what it might be like to be a young girl is enslaved. or i can imagine myself as duke or whatever. as a reader and a writer. my politics i think has always been premised on the notion that is in fact america is to

like frederick douglass' narrative and have an autobiography of malcolm x books where reading and literacy as self making and freedom were verynt ideas that were completely carried through in doing dreams from my father. also we saw a picture a few days after that first election carrying a book of walter cott poems will going to your daughter's school so there were people who said the poets volunteered and said there was something about holding complexity simultaneously that poetry does. we thought he does that too. so, what i would love to know is what has your being a writer, writer writer, how has that informed your governance and your leadership? >> it's an interesting question and i think a timely one. because of the dashes the essence of major writing is being able to use your imagination to stand in somebody else's shoes and see through their eyes and to engage in this radical act of empathy and shape shifting where you can say all right, i can imagine what it might be like to be, you know, a young girl who was enslaved in the antebellum south or i can imagine myself as a elizabethan duke or whatever both as a reader a

very much, madam mayor. we appreciate you. at this time we will go to malcolm nance. we know him as an author, see him as a commentator on intelligence, and insurgency. >> thank you for allowing me to talk to you. and i'll run through my statement you're doing very, very important for work for the nation. >> in november, joe biden and nominee senator kamala harris defeated donald trump and his vice-president mike pence to represent the american people. the story should have ended there with a peaceful transfer of power. however, from the moment the election was called, right wing extremists on their private forums were discussing armed opposition to joe biden's administration and liberals in general. they started referring to the election of 2020 as stolen, calling the legitimate and certified democratic process a coup d'etat. massive quantities of ammunition and guns were exchanging hands on forums in response to an insurrection. they were calling for donald trump to bring on the storm. the q-anon conspiracy believed that donald trump should arrest the cannibalistic c

life or might say the white house and i thank you very much indeed let's stay with this we can speak now to john malcolm he's director of the nice center for legal and judicial studies at the heritage foundation that's a conservative think tank it's great to have you with us on the knees are. i just i ask given the shocking events of last wednesday why do you think it's taken so long for congress to take any action. oh my gosh they're moving very very quickly the senate is out of session and congress has just had the house of representatives they just had a very very jarring event so i think events are moving at a very very rapid pace so there was consideration given obviously about whether vice president pence was going to invoke the 25th amendment and you know in less than a week's time there's a draft article of impeachment that is circulating around that may well in fact in all likelihood will receive a lot this week so i think that it had to move in pretty pretty quickly given the circumstances we when you say they're moving quickly but it's a given some of the scenes that we've seen unfolding and

treated very, very differently, and post-9/11, we've done a fantastic job of making sure never again that there will be a 9/11. but apparently that doesn't matter to white extremists. >> malcolm -- >> real quick. >> jump, in but also, malcolm, make sure you talk to me about the inauguration and how that is looming on the horizon. >> right. >> good ahead. >> it's funny you should mention that, because i wanted to get to that. but i have to bring something up first. when we were monitoring all the communications and chat rooms and telegram networks and parlor threads on this since october. i have a new book coming out about the trump insurgency that has just inaugurated itself. we were watching how these people were organizing and what activities they were doing. you know, in the plot to kidnap governor whitmer, the plan b for that plot in the u.s. attorneys indictment is that they were going to get 200 armed men, storm the state capitol in michigan, let out all the republicans to law enforcement, and then start summarily executing all of the democrats. that should have been the baseline for any protest within a mile of the u.s. capitol. now we're going into this new inaugurati

malcolm webb has the latest from central african republic is capital own gain. there is no sign of the civilian political opposition in the courtroom today in the ruling very much favored the ruling party of president found since friday where the opposition is that there was widespread irregularities and that the violence in many parts of the country meant that the ball should be rerun that the constitutional court rejected it which is outside headquarters that building i did as i go to but there is parties a bit of a celebration going on there is a dance to that they've hired some guys standards and come to have a look but there isn't really an enormous crowd of supporters and this is one of the problems that faces according to a lot of analysts say that none of the factions who are vying for power really represent the population or have a major support by the opposition who are challenging the ruling in court to just part of it the armed groups that he mentioned or another party that just outside the city before with the forces to support the government last week and they make clear their intention to come in again they've said that the government should step

very much about her. ñ ida b. wells. >> i wish ida b. wells' name was as known as martin luther king jr., malcolm x.probably the most courageous person in this text: to the degree to which she was willing to write classic 1891 "a southern whore." and telling the truth about american terrorism. all the americans feel unsafe, unprotected, subject to random violence and hated for who they are. well, to be black in america for 400 years is subject to random violence and hated for who you are. so we got a 9/11 fire condition, it happens every week, it happens every month, it happens every year. it's not something that happens one time and everybody gets all afraid. no. but what did ida b. wells do? they were arguing about education and civil rights, she was could be fronting american terrorism, lynching in the raw face of the american nation state with courage and they ran her out of tennessee, put a bounty on her head. if it weren't for the people who received her in new york and she still was hunted and had to go to britain. and she came back. i got something to say about the nightside of america. you'

malcolm mclaren's shop. on one point, do you think danny boyle is a good fit? famously or infamously he wanted to make a david bowie biopic, and he turned him down. i think bowie was veryvery carefully after we had a bad experience during ziggy stardust. i think i can see why maybe he turned him down, but i love trainspotting and i love what he did with trainspotting, i think it was an inspiring movie for a young generation. it definitely hit a lot of spots and he had a brilliant soundtrack for it with iggy pop and blondie and other stuff on it. so i really enjoyed that film, as an old punk. i think danny boy was a good choice. some spectacular and well justified namedropping. and before we go, nearly 50 hindu couples in pakistan have taken part in a socially—distanced mass wedding in the city of karachi. this year brides and grooms were adorned with traditional handmade garlands and face masks. the mass ceremony is aimed at relieving the costs for families, and it's usually even bigger! normally the event hosts about 100 couples. due to the pandemic, organisers had to halve that number and say social distancing measures were in place. hand sanitiser was also provided.

very much about her. tell her tell us about your story. >> i wish i'd be walls was as well known as martin luther king junior and malcolm x. in many ways, she's one of the most courageous persons in this tax to the degree of which she was right classic or, doing what telling the truth on american terrorism. all americans feel unsafe and unprotected subject to random violence for what they are. well to be black and in america for 400 years is to be and protected from hatred for what you are. we have a 9/11 happens every week, every year, every month. it's not just something thats.ij happens once and everybody gets all afraid. what did ida b. wells do? well douglas in the boys were arguing about civil rights,j3xze was confronting american lynching with courage and they ran her out of tennessee put a bounty on her hand, and it wasn't for thomas to fortune in new york and, they still haunted her down in new york, and she had to go leave the country and go to britain. she came back with her classics. i got something to say about the underside of america. he got terrorism at your center called jim crow and jim crow. now they did

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malcolm webb has the latest from central african republic skeptical bone gate. was no sign of the civilian political opposition in the courtroom today in the ruling very much favored the ruling party of president found since friday where the opposition is that there was widespread irregularities and that the violence in many parts of the country meant that the ball should be rerun the constitutional court rejected it because outside headquarters out there we have it as a coach as of but there is posses a bit of a celebration going on there is a donkey that they've hired some guys standards have come to have a look but there isn't really an enormous crowd of supporters and this is one of the problems that they are faces according to a lot of analysts they say that none of the factions who are vying for power really represent the population or have a major support by the opposition who are challenging the ruling in court to just part of it the armed groups that he mentioned or another party that just outside the city before with the forces to support the government last week and they make clear their intention to come in again they've said that the government should