mantle of the _ here today very proud to be picking up the mantle of the dup, - here today very proud the dup, and that brings with it a _ up the mantle of the dup, and that brings with it a responsibility - up the mantle of the dup, and that brings with it a responsibility to - brings with it a responsibility to all of— brings with it a responsibility to all of unionism. _ and at 5:30pm, the latest government's coronavirus briefing, today led by prime minister boris johnson and england's chief medical officer, chris whitty. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. well, in the past half hour, nicola sturgeon has announced that glasgow and moray will remain in level 3 of scotland's five—tier system of coronavirus restrictions on monday as the rest of the mainland drops to level 2. this is because of rising levels due to the indian variant. travel to scotland is not limited in groups of “p scotland is not limited in groups of up to 50 people can attend weddings and funerals. in level to comer groups from three households can meet up doors and people from eight households can meet up ou

so if you buy i don't know mickey mantle baseball card, you don't own mickey mantle, you just own something that represents him that has accumulated value because other people want it. and so we don't really know this is new. we don't know if it's going to go the way of the tool craze from the 17th century in the netherlands, or poking on cards or even baseball cards. but somebody was willing to bet $730000.00 on it. and so a lot of money for a bit of president summation, really some people have called this, this a mean gold rush. what, what does this mean? well, you've probably been watching as the nf piece of really exploded this year in particular . so there was over $200.00 as $2000000000.00 spent on entities in the 1st quarter of 2021 at the 2000 and percent increase over the last quarter. and these are new. they've been around since about 2014, but it's really exponentially growing right now. and a lot of the fees are based on means. so kind of like charlie bit me, people who just uploaded a video or a photo that then took off went viral. but there's an original video somewhere that s

the broken windows are closed off with mantle. robinson wouldn't hardly any daylight catch in his previous life. lee was a simple worker. now he's facing down a huge enemy. and a war of attrition of stability is used as a justification in going after these resisting villagers. they're seen as dangerous, right. but the upshot of this kind of conflict i think, is a real instability. the fact that they can't protect the, the rights of these villagers in a, in a, in a systematic and, and fair way. the situation became desperate in 2013 after more than a year of conflict. one morning, the demolition company arrived with heavy equipment. li use the camera. we gave him to document what was happening to the incidence of the nail house when he couldn't think of anything else to do. he dialed the number of the citizens hotline the. what does the god go by his vision. i don't want you. you don't want to go all by your blog refundable. young when i'm gonna do you can walk. i've only forgotten even did you want you to walk over the situation t

because the president but i understand his 1st term and most american presidents have only taken up the mantle of trying to solve the problem in their 2nd term but i believe that the. the quartet should be reactivated to the united states the united nations the european union and russia and they should invite all the relevant actors from the region and the one problem that that everybody has really is that it is impossible to find a legitimate interlocutor on the palestinian side palestine has not had elections since 2006 president abbas no longer enjoys democratic legitimacy the palestinians are split between the fatah and the west bank and hamas in the gaza strip so the palestinians need to decide who is going to speak on their behalf and the moment they have done that it will be a lot easier to engage to reagan gauge negotiations that are so sorely needed what more could general that the german government be doing to mediate in a situation. where i believe for the time being israel's military is the institution that protects the population from this terrorist attack and so we cannot give an

they are rooting for us to fail so they can grab the mantle of economic global leadership that will define the next century. we cannot, must not let that happen. i don't not believe we will let that happen. the strongly bipartisan work on this competition bill has revealed that in this chamber, we still believe, democrats and republicans alike, united and moving forward, that another american century lies on the horizon. let's move forward. let's finish our work and pass the u.s. innovation and competition act as soon as possible, certainly before the end of the month this week. now, on another matter, the january 6 commission. last night, i filed cloture on the house-passed legislation to create an independent commission and report on the events of january 6. there is an obvious and urgent need to establish such a commission. what happened on january 6 was a travesty. the culmination of months of deliberate lies about our elections, propagated by the former president, a dishonest man and his allies. the capitol was breached for the first time since the war of 1812. capitol police officers

she probably has a bigger mantle now to take up this anti-trump voice in the party.'s not going anywhere. every indication in our reporting shows that she's going to continue to be very comfortable as the person who holds former president donald trump into account in terms of his role in the january 6 insurrection and the fact that the election results were accurate and there is no big lie. this is going to be something we are watching going forward. she seems to be finding her own lane here in a way just as the conference chairperson she didn't have that big of a mantle and she'll now have a bigger voice in the future of the republican party. >> they have elevated her profile in a way that she's strategically trying to capitalize on. thank you for being here. >>> let's go overseas where air raid sirens blared across tel aviv early this morning in what is expected to be another day of violence. after days of air strikes, the fighting spilled into the streets yesterday. violent riots and mixed arab cities with 270 people arrested and synagogues and businesses set on f

at the base of the hedgerow would be about even with that mantle, the top of that mantle, then thereld be vegetation on top of it. and so they made a perfect little perimeters of defense. they had some infantry behind that with burp guns, machine guns. they had on the railroad crossing, which was about 50 yards ahead, they had an 88 millimeter gun, very cleverly vision hidden. we later found out along the level of the train tracks. so as our people were coming up or down the hill, they would hit them with artillery. and artillery battery was in front of me and they got badly hit. we were speeding like crazy after we realized this was an ambush, trying to beat it out from the guns. they caught my tank with a bazooka eye, and it ultimately caught on fire and we had to evacuate and i lost a sergeant. but i had four fellows in a jeep following me i, and we went around the gun at the railroad, got clear back to headquarters, got our transportation back. new transportation. >> was the general with you? >> i had taken the tank in front of him. they saw what was going on and did not go forwa

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god wants to extend mantle of mercy to all of us and part of that is the experience of sharing in the work of mercy, being a missionary of mercy. >> fantastic. you talked about how confession has been so important. could you share more in the couple minutes that we have left, how have you personally experienced mercy and how has it transformed your life? >> i have experienced it in this twofold way. i remember when i was a young college kid, came to the end of my first year, disillusioned, not feeling well, thinking out of place, out of sorts. i went for the first time in a long time and felt the mercyful touch of the lord. it reoriented me. from there the sky opened up and this reality that god is there, god has a plan for life, there is meaning to life and it came upon me. my vocation, the call came up in that moment. my second year of college. it's made all the difference. i have experienced the mercy of prsthood. ation i hatrendouse an in i mercy i have received. >> thank you so much, father mark. this has been wonderful. thank you for joining us. this has been wonderful to share

the broken windows are closed off with mantle rawlingson wooden bowls. hardly any daylight cats in his previous life, lee was a simple worker. now he's facing down a huge enemy and a war of attrition in a stability is used as a justification in going after these resisting villagers. they're seen as dangers, right? but the upshot of this kind of conflict i think, is a real instability. the fact that they can't protect the, the rights of these villagers in a, in a, in a systematic and, and fair way. the situation became desperate in 2013, after more than a year of conflict. one morning a demolition company arrived with heavy equipment. li, use the camera, we gave him to document what was happening to the sentence of the nail house when he couldn't think of anything else to do. he dialed the number of the citizen hotline the. what does he go by his vision. i don't know why you don't i go by what? april? by the log. by the building for young. i'm all do. i gotta do you can i got only forgotten? did you want you to walk with the situation threatens to spiral out of control. we retreat to sa

has shown us how you make the world a better place, and getting vaccinated is part of carrying the mantleand becoming the generation that changes things for the better. to be sure, you have the power to help your country and the world for the better right now. to help you, we have made it is easy and convenient as possible. overall, there are more than 80,000 locations with vaccines. 90% of you have one within five miles of where you live right now. the vaccine is ready and waiting for you. you can text your zip code 2438-829 -- texture zip code to 438829 two get the locations of vaccination sites near you. more than 20,000 pharmacies across the nation are offering walk-in vaccinations. that's right -- no need for an appointment. however, if you are unvaccinated, you are at risk. according to cdc, more than 3 million kids under 17 have contracted covid-19, and even though it is rare for kids to get severely ill from covid-19, it can happen. vaccines are offering hundreds of millions of americans the protection they need to return to close at her normal lives. as the cdc announced last wee

would have us cancel the elections they saw this as an opening they saw it as an opening to claim the mantle of house in leadership they saw it as an opening to be the ones who are trying to somehow show they were prepared to counter the israelis in jerusalem and as a result they launched rockets from the from the gaza strip yesterday against truce and in doing so they were trying in a sense to change the rules of the game that they could somehow determine what israel does by opening fire with rockets that are purely aimed in a sense are not in they don't have terminal guidance there they're purely terror weapons the great irony is you have 360000 palestinians who live in east jerusalem the rockets that were fired there had just as much of a chance of killing palestinians as anyone else so i think on the one hand you have the hamas deciding they're going to try to gain control over the palestinian movement seeing an opportunity and and firing rockets from the from the gaza strip and israel's making very clear you're not going to transform the rules you're going to pay a price for this israel

would have us cancel the elections they saw this as an opening they saw it as an opening to claim the mantle of house in leadership they saw it as an opening to be the ones who are trying to somehow show they were prepared to counter the israelis in jerusalem and as a result they launched rockets from the from the gaza strip yesterday against truce and in doing so they were trying in a sense to change the rules of the game that they could somehow determine what israel does by opening fire with rockets that are purely aimed in a sense are not and they don't have terminal guidance they're there purely terror weapons the great irony is you have 360000 palestinians who live in east jerusalem the rockets that were fired there had just as much of a chance of killing palestinians as anyone else so i think on the one hand you have the mosque deciding they're going to try to gain control over the palestinian movement seeing an opportunity and and firing rockets from the from the gaza strip and israel's making very clear you're not going to transform the rules you're going to pay a price for this isra

yes yes we can hear you and how last year's german chancellor that we're bringing up i'm going to mantle and you've never heard her before the surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves back and what all some who talk to people who follows her along the way admirers and critics alike and how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy joining us from eccles last stop. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the co the special monday to friday on g.w. . we have an important news. smoking news healthy posters signs are good for the d.c. global warming doesn't exist. until he goes well not yet completely integrated my mind. the industry is controlling your thoughts here tends to lead you to rail scientists it's not easy to spot. the great books of the 20th century. present day hoaxes. and who's behind the. manufacturing ignorance starts may 3rd on d. . w. . this is d. w. news live from berlin

and mantle system then i dispute over fishing rights leads to a military standoff between the u.k. and france so what could it mean for the future conflict in the post directed era we have a lot to get to so let's get started. the bank of england issued a sharp warning to crypto currency users in which governor andrew bailey claimed they should be prepared to lose all of their money his comments were made during a press conference on thursday where he said the only value crypto currencies have is the value people put on them but it is impossible for them to have intrinsic value he then added quote i'm going to say this very bluntly buy them only if you're prepared to lose all of your money so joining me now to discuss the latest. stand crypto analyst christiane i all right christine let's start with this claim that crypto currencies have no intrinsic value what is your response to that. well then i would say what is the intrinsic value of the u.s. dollar or the british pound for that matter since we're talking about the bank of england and think that i'll use of a commodity is the

that we are the only every team to do it, but at the same time, i hope an english team can take that mantleuse it's been 11! years, in 11! years is too long since an english team have one again. she clearly has a big effect on the squad — and inspiration as well. what's the by factor she brings to a team? tactically, she is good at managing players. as we have seen, when you have all the best players, keeping them happy is very difficult to do, and i think what we see is whoever starting in the game, weber comes onto the pitch, you know that they want to play for her. and i think thatis want to play for her. and i think that is what makes emma one of the best coaches in the world because she gets the best out of her players. she's pretty upfront when she has that communication. she's a good commune katie, she makes everybody buy into it. a dumping of matters, as you can see, they won 5—0 against a very good team, and aaron came off the bench, scored the fiscal, and all her team—mates were so happy for her. the players look happy, that's what you want. you can see the players are hungry to b

major organizing or going to station structure it that it's not it's if they step in and take up the mantle if you will. the previously was sort of the popular peaceful struggle against occupation then we want to see another or a 3rd uprising happening. we were talking a little earlier on the news program that you joined us on to medical spokesman for the health ministry in gaza and he was saying yes lord with egypt being open tomorrow for humanitarian purposes is good news is not enough good news but it's a help because our people are tired despite calls for a stepping back from where we are at the moment is that what's got to happen for tea not just in gaza because clearly that's what israel wants to get to but also for t. and tiredness people are tired of this but they need to be tired in israel so netanyahu and hamas react to what's being said and felt on the palestinian street on the israeli street as well if only because i guess in garza the palestinians are fatigued because of say something we're discussing yesterday the hypocrisy of regional alliances here you know because the pales

happened just now is that a spark catch is usually in jerusalem and how mass quickly iran's to seize the mantle of national leadership the leadership of palestine leader you know the defenders will start firing rockets at israel and israel responds with an overwhelming set of aerial bombardments followed by a ground incursion and what usually ends up happening is israel goes too far at some point there is an atrocity that just is so offense human sensibility is that you have the united states and the international community steps in or even the israelis say all right that's enough we've seen the same pattern with hezbollah and lebanon by the way so i do think it's following that very grim script right but what seems different this time and you know i agree with you that we've seen this before what's different this time is the into common no violence that we're seeing within israel itself absolutely and this is quite significant could the u.s. as a result i mean the u.s. so far has sided with israel as it always does but if the situation deteriorates within israel d.c. their stance changing. it

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fall of 2011 obama made sure to subtly work with democrats in cities coast to coast in for 3 years mantle yacub high wall street which was an actual populist rebellion for a while i want to talk about the consequences so most of this money that biden has proposed will go either to corporations or to the states with just a tiny minuscule amount $1.00 time tax of $1400.00 of unemployment benefits which are about to expire a tax credit for children but really just you know the doesn't in any way deal with the structural a fault right on the working class. what are the consequences most of all you've got to run out by the end of the year what are the consequences of that politically . well i think there's a very you know they say there's a tendency almost always one thing 34 and roosevelt was an exception. for the up the party out of power to lose the house of representatives of the the party in presidential power usually means is the mid term elections are rare exception one that doesn't 1934 was one because of the total discrediting of the g.o.p. by the great depression and herbert hoover a

is black so going back to is it ethical to take on the mantle of real people real issues. so very good question comes down to the teams to the fact that this is a team in a production and how many people are involved in the creation of shooting i know there's a camera involved i know there's a spread of muses there are marketing people on this team photographers 3 modelers even people designing the clothing and the fashion and the fit so throughout the whole shooting creation experience there must be some $78.00 people touching that experience and building that experience for fans so in that there are 7 or 8 people that could be hired to into roles into jobs and whatever it may be in this non-zero sum game creating a new form of influence and creating new jobs for all the people on offer so especially i would praise cameron for the muse program that he has developed where she celebrates the models that he's working with any showcases on the website and tells their stories and there's still an overlay about their experiences working with and i've only ever heard good things

know i won't be the last and just goes to show how many people it takes to you know to carry that mantle that one guy did him and you know you could look at someone like june for a at like the you know people say the female mel blanc but she was just june for a you know she was the 1st lady of an animation voiceover for the ladies and you know both of their work stood the test of time and yeah that these cartoons were definitely made in a different time and definitely weren't the idea behind those original shorts weren't to be shown on saturday mornings they were actually throw a cartoons in those old movie houses you know i'm actually 100 years old these filipino jeans of mine looking young and you know as soon as i turned 101 is like i become yoda i just everything just gravity get the better of you going to pick your suit you know but but you know what i mean it's like being. the cartoons were done in a different time and i know i know nowadays representation matters more than ever but i feel like we have to get to that playing field again where you know especially from a voice actors

know i won't be the last and just goes to show how many people it takes to you know to carry that mantle that one guy did him and you know you could look at someone like june for a at like the you know people say the female mel blanc but she was just june for a you know she was the 1st lady of an animation voiceover for the ladies and you know both of their work stood the test of time and yeah that these cartoons were definitely made in a different time and definitely weren't the idea behind those original shorts weren't to be shown on saturday mornings they were actually throw a cartoons in those old movie houses you know i'm actually 100 years old these filipino jeans of mine looking young and you know as soon as i turned 101 is like i become yoda i just everything just gravity gets the better of me going to go and i believe picture suit you know but but you know what i mean it's like being. the cartoons were done in a different time and i know i know know days representation matters more than ever but i feel like we have to get to that playing field again where you know especially fro

know i won't be the last and it just goes to show how many people it takes to you know to carry that mantle that one guy did him and you know you could look at someone like june for a at like that you know people say the female mel blanc but she was just june for a you know she was the 1st lady of animation voiceover for the ladies and you know both of their work stood the test of time and yeah that these cartoons were definitely made in a different time and definitely weren't the idea behind those original shorts weren't to be shown on saturday mornings they were actually throwaway cartoons in those old movie houses you know i'm actually 100 years old these filipino jeans of mine looking young and that you know as soon as i turned 101 is like i become yoda i just everything just gravity get the better of me going to pick your suit you know but but you know what i mean it's like the. the cartoons were done in a different time and i know i know know days representation matters more than ever but i feel like we have to get to that playing field again where you know especially from a voice act

know i won't be the last and just goes to show how many people it takes to you know to carry that mantle that one guy did him and you know you could look at someone like june for a at like the you know people say the female mel blanc but she was just june for a you know she was the 1st lady of animation voiceover for the ladies and you know both of their work stood the test of time and you know that these cartoons were definitely made in a different time and definitely weren't the idea behind those original shorts weren't to be shown on saturday mornings they were actually throwaway cartoons in those old movie houses you know i'm actually 100 years old these filipino jeans of mine looking young and you know as soon as i turned 101 is like i've become yoda and i just everything just gravity gets the better of me going to pick your suit you know but but you know what i mean it's like being. the cartoons were done in a different time and i know i know no day's representation matters more than ever but i feel like we have to get to that playing field again where you know especially from a vo

that's that's a freight nixon chimney, so it's pretty neat to have that with us today and above the mantle there. you can see a wonderful wedding photograph of frank and hannah nixon when they got married in 1908. i always a beautiful wedding dress she had and she had that fans. she has a fan in her left hand how beautiful the wonderful clock in the middle is the original clock believe it or not 1908 that was given to frank and han and nixon is a wedding present from frank nixon's parents and to the left a wonderful photograph. i think it's such a kick to know that hand and nixon that's a pretty picture of hannah nixon the back but she had five sisters and one brother growing up and then guess what god blessed her with five nixon boys here. i always think that is quite interesting. so this is a great photograph if you take a moment to look all of the nixon boys were named after english kings except the one in the center. he was named after his father francis donald. in fact, he's the one that married claire and nixon later in life. and is sprite young person at 91 that has such. a treasure

the broken windows are closed off with mantle roads and wouldn't hardly any daylight cast iron in his previous life. lee was his simple work. now he's pacing down a huge enemy in a war of attrition. stability is used as a justification in going after these resisting villagers. they're seen as dangers, right? but the upshot of this kind of conflict, i think, is a real instability. the fact that they can't protect the rights of these villagers in a, in a, in a systematic and, and fair way. the situation became desperate in 2013 after more than a year of conflict. one morning, the demolition company arrived with heavy equipment. li use the camera, we gave him to document what was happening to the didn't. so the nail house, when he couldn't think of anything else to do, he dialed the number of the citizens hotline. the. what does the engine go by his vision? i don't know. why do you go by what a bowl? 5 junior lava. 5 full of young. i'm all do things out there. you gotta you can i woke up all regardless. even if you want you to walk over the situation threatens to spiral out of control. w

of the transcontinental railroad, chronicled in his book railroaded, the cut the transcontinental mantles and the making of modern america, which is a finalist for pulitzer prize and when the los angeles times prize for history. richard is professor of history at stanford university, having previously taught at the university of washington, university of utah and michigan state university. please welcome professor richard white. he (applause) >> i'm often accused of having a cynical 21st century view of the associates as the big four called incels in the 19th century, but actually that is not true. i have a cynical 19th century view of the associates. i'm pretty much in line with this with charles francis adams, who's president of the union pacific, who worked intimately with the big railroad men in the era including associates. the easiest way to characteristic -- i've known unknown tolerably many successful meant, big financial man. men famous during the last half century. and what's less interesting crowd i do not care to meet again, either in this world or the next, nor is one of them

. >> the most laughable thing is when john boehner and cheney tried to cloak themselves in the mantle of reagan conservatism. >> something worthy of being the party of lincoln and the party of reagan, those are the sort of aspirational set of policy ideals and agenda we have to present to the voters. >> just imagine reagan trying to help the chamber of commerce moves over to china or imagine reagan denouncing the gop base or pandering to the mainstream press and when did reagan for whom i worked support keeping troops in the middle east forever? her dad was gerald ford's chief of staff so the cheney family opposed reagan in 1976. the dinosaurs didn't know when their extinction was at hand and needed to these people but it is high time that house leadership right it's ship and scrape off the barnacle of the bush cheney era and do it once and for all. here's a novel concept. actually appoint someone to leadership who likes republican voters. that is the angle. joining me as mark meadows, former trump white house chief of staff and former congressman, why did leadership make this decisio

how can we preserve under some innate traditional scenes a cooperative mantle is leading the way global 3000 and. 90 minutes on d w. with him had a big gun to go soggy as well by a spy you know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip to cuba i would not have put myself and my parents in the danger of the bought of the dream of the going to be the fleet would. love understand that one of the. islam i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but much i'm going to. want to know their story in full migrants terrified and providing information for margaret. this is the w. news live from berlin scientists in india accuse the government of ignoring warnings of a deadly new coronavirus variance advisors are blaming politicians failures for the devastating 2nd wave of covert 19 that is now overwhelming their health services. also on the program police in germany shut down one of the world's biggest child sexual abuse platforms the network enables hundreds of thousands of members to share graphic images and video the conte

we are the quintessential middle-class state and we want to regain that mantle. we are america's number one state to raise a family, including making sure that the value proposition works for families, particularly young families considering moving here or staying here. i was gratified to see the census numbers last week. we were the number one state in america in terms of the amount by which we exceeded the estimate that was put out last year. that is for a reason. people are coming here to raise their family. we have to make sure we have the number one schools, quality of life, transit, but also the value proposition that works. david: there has been a migration towards florida, texas . health-conscious argue that that as you set your budget -- are you at you set your budgets? governor murphy: new jersey grew over 5% over the decade. again, the space we occupy is that moniker which we don't take lightly, america's number one state to raise a family. we had the number one public education system in america, top 10 health care system, location second to none, and

there will probably be outsiders who think they can capture the outsider mantle that the president was able to ride in on, but it is going to be crazy. host: 10 or 15 minutes left with nathan gonzalez to talk about the races. what do you want to talk about? inside elections -- this is hilton in north carolina. an independent. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. caller: good morning. host: what is your comment? caller: i was listening about the news, i don't look at the news on both -- i look at what is going on in the country. with everything going up jobs wise, higher taxes, higher food, the work demand is having a hard time to make a living. therefore it is a mess. host: how do you find out what is going on? where do you go to find out? caller: i go to the grocery store. i go get gas, there is none. you are sitting online for 20 minutes, it is a shame shutting off the pipeline. it's ridiculous. it's not for the working-class people. host: stansberry, north carolina. guest: hilton is not alone in what he is seeing and what he is feeling. the questions in my mind are, what does

. >> caller: thank you for taking the mantle of representation. i watched a youtube live stream during the protests and during the actual gathering on january 6th, and as this fellow moved along went from the washington monument and went towards the capitol and i saw other feeds of the people leading that surge into the building. they used a tour, vocabulary that every protester in seattle, minnesota use, and i am thinking that's not the republican gatherings of anybody that i have ever heard, but it's a mark of antifa. >> what were the words that caught your attention, tina? >> the first word begins with f, and the second word is you. when i keep hearing that, and i see these fellows, i think they were massacring as republicans but they were there for a different purpose. >> first of all, i would observe those words are not universal or isolated to either of the parties, and unfortunately they are used across the political discourse including in public, which is tremendously unfortunate. this is exactly why we need an independent commission. what

of course we have seen corporations and other people bring up that mantle of black lives matter. the things that stick with me is a year after george floyd's death black americans are still 2.5 to 3 times more likely to die at hands of police. i came back from speaking to the father of a teenager who died. that city has seen -- the st. louis police have killed more black people than any other municipality. that's why you see such a push for the george floipd justice and policing act. my eyes were fixed on the daughter who looked so pained and uncomfortable. there are so many others. that's the task that president biden has to figure out. he wanted it to be today and it wasn't. but it's that which reminds me, the look on the daughter today. >> kristen, one other question due to breaking news. >> we now know that president biden will meet with president putin on june 16. that will be on the heels of president biden heading to the nato summit. that comes amid the backdrop of mounting temperatures because of election interference in the 2020 election. this is what republicans are say

. >> you also have taken the mantle in many ways in and around the discussion of the hate crimes thatus in and around the api community. you have talked about this and the stigma that kosms with it. looking at it, obviously you don't speak forth entire asian community. your shirt i think speaks to this as well, unity. tell me about what you are trying to achieve in getting different conversations going and what you hope society as a whole will come to understand about the challenges that maybe unique to certain parts of the community, specifically asian people. >> well, you just said it you said unity and conversation. that is what we are trying to start. so this shirt shirt is a-- it is about proper-- basketball gave me access to different cultures and different people. and they reshaped all the different stigmas and stereotypes that i had of other ethnicities that i was only learning from hoddee wood, when my parents came, immigrant parents, all we knew about black people was what we saw from movies. and that is dangerous, that is dangerous, right. >> trevor: right. >> and so having

starting to see in these very public fizz your that's there are some who are trying to reclaim the mantley. what are the ideas? can we have a real dewait about the different role of government in our life. you can't just not believe in rules and laws. it's a bad path to go down. >> i want to get you on a topic that we just discussed and that is the conflict unfolding as we speak right now. president biden had another conversation with prime minister netanyahu in israel using some of his strongest language yet saying he wants to see a significant deescalation today. is the biden administration do enough? is the president doing enough? what more do you want to see from him on this front? >> when you have an ally relationship across the country you try to have the hard conversations privately. you try to use that longstanding generational relationship to do the business away from the media and the public eye. at a certain point when you disagree it rises to the surface. it becomes more public, and i think that is what you have seen steadily in the past week to the point where the biden admin

even in these challenging times, i think we do well to remember that ancient verse hung over the mantle0 years, it is in jeremiah 29:11. for i know the plans i have for you, plans to prosper you not to harm you, plans to give you hope in the future. i believe, as everyone involved with palmetto family believes, that if we will but put our trust in him, if we will carry the message of our ideals and values to our neighbors and friends, there is hope. there is a future. the best days for the greatest nation on earth are yet come. thank you. god bless you all. god bless america. [applause] ♪ >> we are getting ready to serve dinner. take a moment to take a seat. dinner will be served shortly. we will continue our program in about 15 minutes. give a round of applause to vice president mike pence and the true message of conservative values we believe in in south carolina. ♪ >> listen to c-span podcast book notes plus with randall robinson. here why the author says he decided to leave the u.s. for st. kitts in 2001. new episodes available every tuesday morning. describe where you get your podc

why doesn't anyone stand up to these mantles?well, they need to start standing up because it is only going to get worse from here on out. we have something called environmental social and governmental -- governance investing, est investing. your black rock, trillions of dollars being invested, and right now they are steering away from domestic oil and gas production and putting it into china! >> tucker: of course. yap your con starting to connect the dots tonight. chuck devore, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> tucker: one of the dots is you.yo your life is about to get a lot more difficult. it is harder than ever, as we've said, to buy lumber, gasoline corn. those are not the only consumer staples that are getting a lot more expensive ad that may be god forbid, now jeff bezos jeff bezos' "washington post" is telling you that beef should be banned. beef, the food, the food website epicurious has recipes. why is that? t the connection between beef and testosterone, beef and masculinity, therefore it is bad. needless to say,

he writes a prayer which at the end of fdr's life was on the mantle for the fireplace is pretty statei pray having to bestow the best of blessings upon this house and all who will hereafter inhabit it. they none but wise and honorable men ever serve under this roof. and that today is in the white house. think that's part of the great vision of george washington. and his extraordinary efforts. he's political acumen his vision, his creativity and just getting this capitol city founded and built to ensure the survival of our republic. enqueue for that. like to thank david is an honor to be on with him. and to be a part of this wonderfe