can drugs room tom is professor of medicine and director of the covey. 900 maxine program at chill a long com university in thailand and he isn't content to see thailand wait in line to buy vaccines from another country, but instead built up highlands own vaccine production capabilities and he joins us now. professor kia baton, have you with us? case numbers in thailand arising now, isn't that a bit late to start working on a new vaccine now? yeah, i think this is a great question i think is the answer. yes. it's we, we are a bit too late, but if we consider that this is just for the 1st generation vaccine, again, why tie the current? why time? but we go it really for the 2nd generation, lexi and also for the future pandemic. so we believe that by the time that we went in read the make it a while ago. i think most people probably got it to put in ration. maxine, so we anticipate that a we're working will be a booster of you know, took into it. the new residence. so when you talk about the kind of vaccine, the next generation, what type of vaccine are you actually working on? easy to

i think most people probably got maxine a that we put in rich and vaccine. so we anticipate that a were works in will be a booster of, you know, took into it the new residence. so when you talk about the kind of back scene, the next generation, what type of scene are you actually working on? the, to the technology. we are working on right now is the m on a maxine pitfall in collaboration with a friend in in a you can professor to wiseman who he's one of the pioneer of money in technology. yeah. and human trials. i believe this starting now. so when do you think the vaccine the booster shot will be available to the public in thailand? yeah, it, it really depends on whether we didn't have to do face pre trial or not. at the moment that we, we were actually in candidate need to go to the right, go to phase one, phase 2 and, and the 5th tree advocated trial. but what we anticipate in the next few months is that either to the w h will consult him or to the us in or out the international scientific consortium. we should be able to identify or as to be what be qual

we went in, ready make it a while ago, i think most of type people probably got to put in ration. maxine, so we anticipate that a, we're wesley will be a booster of you know, took into it. the new residence. so when you talk about the kind of back seen the next generation, what type of rec, seen you actually working on the, to the technology we're working on right now is the m on a rec, seen platform in collaboration with a friend in, in a you can professor to weisman. he's one of the pony of money backs in technology. yeah. and human trials, i believe they're starting now. so when do you think the vaccine, the booster shots will be available to the public in thailand? yeah, it, it really depends on whether we didn't have to do face pre trial or not at the moment that we, we were actually in candidate need to go to the right, go to phase one, phase 2 and, and the 5th tree efficacy trial. but what we anticipate in the next few months is that either to the w h will consult him or to the us or the international scientific consortium. we should be able to identify or as to be would be qualit

the anglo maxine is transgender. she came out to publicly more than 5 years ago. since then maxine has been a woman magazine. it's one of the very few o g, b, t. people in ghana speaking out publicly about the sexuality and gender identity. but with that bravery comes constant humiliation, abuse and discrimination from the society around hair. one time i went to the market to buy stuff for myself, like food stamps and all that. and when i entered the market and people realized was this the, me who to not me insult, see me, why your money was be like this way. it is griffin. as you are the people who are brought poverty to gunner, you know, somebody, they said all of the reason was his salary has reduce. where i knew him from no, you know any touch from i had some like what other people on then the me, whatever the i stood in the market and i cried through music magazine is able to express her feelings about life on the t pess in ghana. and those feelings where sadness and outreach after the rest of 21 octave is not on o g b t. the rights which show up in gun is fo

oh, that same angel maxine from guy. she's been public to the identity and that's come with a price for her. and others like her. ah hello, i'm christine wonder, it's good to have your company. it has been 40 years since the 1st case of age was reported. and since then, nearly 35000000 people have died from h i v related disease. now while they still nurture, there's been great progress in developing treatments today and fix of people only have to take one tablet a day. but a tie, the is still the leading cause of death of women, of childbearing age, especially in southern africa, which has the world's highest infection rates. i'll be talking to an activist about her life with h. i v. after this report from the kaya leach a township in cape town, where one health campaign is working to make sure people stay on their medication. finding his way in between the homes made up of corrugated iron seats, is a challenge. if in 454 year old michael, michael is a member of the movement for change in social justice and works with t

so now the things that east up with would make with the north of ex, maxine, the supposed to come their school acts in india's indigenous vaccine that's also there. but what i feel is the biggest issue right now is the kind of narrative that goes on the vaccine. and it's obviously to be pretty my people feel that, you know, they have been locked up for too long. and you know, we need to stop talking about the crew and then we need to start looking at the site of life, which is a great way to ping, but it's not something that you can implement on the ground. if you like, suddenly just go out and, you know, live your life normally get. and now the problem is that a lot of the offices are opening up. so people are, you know, going back to work. so now that people are going back to where there's also notice going around the get, the poor country ignored legally backward. we cannot afford to stay at home. we have to learn something. so these kind of narratives are sort of like a, you know, supporting the fatigue of the lockdown. thank you very much, and i'll just say to our viewers that we'r

it's especially a problem in rural areas where 2 thirds of indians lived. maxine hesitancy is a major threats to india's race to beat the pandemic. the india devastating 2nd wave of corrective virus infections appears to be ebbing away. focus now is on vaccinating as many people as possible to rent a 3rd one. however, in a country as diverse as india, there remains a diversity of opinion towards vaccinations. mister giles, while reports from the north of the country it's their turn to get back to the native and these young residents of wrote up in the not indian state of hud yana. have been eagerly waiting for it. after the month of lo, vaccine availability supply is finally catching up with the demand. you should see online slots in the small city booked quickly and allowing us flame that distributions in june has improved access to the jap even further. dr. believe in that massive 2nd wave. good have it is to rock beam hesitancy off to the 2nd b, b plus scrambling to get vaccinated. this, it means that the need we definitely want protection from i think it will, i believe vaccine he

as it was by in addition to the bite and administration announcement of, of actual donation of 5 maxine so and then it talks about it will be available by next year. well that's too late given what we just heard it's, it's very too late by, by now the u. s. they ok, but basically the g 7 are aiming to reach her immunity and the countries were over 60 percent of the populations have been vaccinated. compare that to 1.5 percent in, in africa. if you take morocco out of the, of the equation. if you put more awkward new, it's about 2.5. still still in both cases it's very, very low. so no way they're not addressing the fundamental problem that we have had since last year that it could have been expected. and, and, and the fundamental problem is lack of vials, lack of actual vaccines. you know, the production is not enough. it's a simple funk, w choice committed that you need 11000000000 doses door to vaccinate the wall. that doesn't take into account. both of those is all the other issues that, that they talk about here in the g 7. so how do you get 11000000000 dose is just by the lying on

good have it is to maxine hesitancy. after the 2nd b, b plus scrambling to get vaccinated medical this, it means that when it does something, we definitely want protection from. that's why i believe vaccine hesitancy is negligible in the village 20 kilometers from the hospital. these men being very different picture only 2 of them have been vaccinated because they volunteered in the vaccine tires and even be don't feel confident about the benefits of the vaccine. in the last 2 months, more than 50 people have died in this village. these men see it wasn't a good one of us that killed them. but feel because those cable, even though do have died off the vaccinations, the vaccine, the record, i think the now the same plasma had to be, isn't useful. we just keep changing this down. we had thought about the people on the frame that is clean here. the problem is in the cities because of the felling trees, it's a city problem. it is in the village of many of the villages local health center where the deserted look all year. only

and so i played and a lot of the kids are not protected by the, maxine, we need these accurate, affordable and child friendly testing strategies. and we saw some more effective or efficient ways of doing it there in cheap ways is testing children though any more challenging than testing adults? definitely the challenge is, i mean many as one of the kids said today the year the natal swaps. they are very unpleasant and it's often not easy to be with the kids to or to get tested. so if the child is uncomfortable with attrition and runs around and then the sample quality might be below and then the test is reliable. so there's a lot about testing approaches really inefficient way to get a lot of kids to the same time. so it makes more sense than, than the usual nasal and throat swabs. are there other, any other alternatives in development? well, many different ways to to test and we are constantly looking for, for less invasive methods like the nasal swaps not than the ones that go further in . but we also looking at new innovations and through funding from the german government and we lookin

the angel maxine is transgender. she came out publicly more than 5 years ago since then magazine has been a woman magazine is one of the very few o g, b, t. people in ghana, speaking out publicly about the sexuality and gender identity. but we, that bravery comes constant in relation abuse and discrimination from the society around hey, one time i went to the market to buy stuff for myself, like food stamps and all that. and when i entered the market and people realized was the me who to not me insulting me why your money wants to be like this. why this griffin, as you're the people who wrote poverty to grammar, yet somebody, they said all of the reason was, his salary has reduce where i knew him from. no, you know any touch from i had some like what other people on then me was, i stood in the market and i cried. through music magazine is able to express her feelings about life on o g b t person in ghana in those feelings where sutton is and outreach after the rest of 21 octave is not on o g b t. the rights which sho

greene: and i want to expel maxine waters. and i want to fire dr. anthony fauci. [applause] rep.reene: there is a lot of people that need to be fired. [chanting] lock him up! lock him up! lock him up! lock him up! rep. greene: did you hear that, tony? they want you locked up. [applause] [laughter] rep. greene: you guys are awesome. i tell you what, washington, d.c. cannot connect with real america. they have no idea how you think and feel. nothing. so here is what is going on. let me fill you guys in. while we are in the minority in washington, d.c. and the democrats are running the country, or they are not running their country and we really have no idea what they are doing, i don't think biden knows what he is doing, does he? nothing. let me tell you what's happening. ok. so, the democrats stole the election, right? so here's what we're up against. nancy pelosi wants to put their cheating ways into law by federalizing our elections. we are not going to allow that to happen. now biden has weaponized the doj, unbelievable. so he can go after trump supporters, while at the same ti

i the now are populations across the world cove in 1900. maxine just struggling to reach some of the world's poorest countries and communities are also some of the most jap, wary countering. deeply held believes is a tall order, especially when historic inequality and health care itself is partly to blame. but one campaign in berlin is paving away. how can skepticism in these groups be overcome? hello and welcome to cove in 1900 special and chris kolber and berlin. here in the german capital, the vaccination campaign across the cities, refugee shelters was delayed large parts because of supply issues, but also by the spread of misinformation, mainly on social media. with the help of an education campaign vaccination take up is now increasing the back to a little normality in this refugee shelter in berlin. suing classes resumed, today, the inhabitants are delighted for most of the pandemic, the home was very, very quiet. i was caught on. okay, in touch with many people before corona and i used to go out to lunch, but now i cannot to meet up students depends. it is very difficult for

and you said that it should not matter whether maxine comes from from the us, from russia or any other country. but the bigotry is not does not look like this. it seems that the you will care whether maxine comes from him in the political do you think it is a political topic in europe? films is definite if can put it to the same level and help in my not just not a political topic for us. i would rather say you put edition, as i mentioned earlier in my speech, we should not still take into account job political order issues when it comes to teens. i'm very glad to see that many different countries with so many different companies managed to develop the vaccines. basically the food nic. see, to start, came early into the market together, wasn't montana and other folks in st. louis and mia and june for when we now can choose to play here and you are quite right. and there was a very productive meeting with our russian boon. so on the procurement on the purchase of vaccine we bought. unfortunately, mason, all legislation i'm, if you could have seen, can only be used when it is approved by

and indian maxine are trying to wrap up production be have more back in this month. but again this will not be enough to cover the entire nation my day. not by being composite, but they cannot leave order to box and eventually we meet then have to be back. you have to be especially linda w correspondence as well in delhi and it is kimani nairobi. thank you both turn out to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. mars military and have open new corruption cases against alfred leader on sunset. she charges include misusing land and accepting brides. so she's lawyer say the expectations are absurd. the army sees time in a cool in february. 2 bo county has wrapped up in through the presidential election, but the authorities have not declared when they say the race between left is federal, steel and conservative keiko, which maureen is too close to call for more a client, there were voting irregularities, independent observers, the stupid supporters of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu have demonstrated outside parliament in je

produce ingredients. maxine is also equally important. we are now sharing the fits council in w t o in working to find a consensus and what has been put on the table so far by india and south africa has not been able to reach consensus among the w t o members. what we saw from the americans just some weeks ago was a very positive step in the right direction, which we embraced. and we are now working to see if new suggestions, the new proposals are from india and south africa and from others can bring some consensus along that would be my hope. eric says, thank you very much. noise, foreign minister it's and so we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world starting in peru where presidential that the presidential election still too close to coal. right. wing populace that k kofuji more holes and none of the votes are still being counted in rural areas. with a strong support for leftist candidate petro cast, you know, the way it will lead a nation suffering from recession and the world's worst corona virus,

so russia has not used genetically approach a genetic abroad in developing maxine, but actually has been hailed by all that or a lot of doctors is saying it's a really good medical thing. independent people have said this. yeah, of course, but it's 2 totally different methodologies and the biotech, maxine is the genetic approach, which also implies many dangers. so i don't think i can it all work together? yeah, well, that is something i don't expect really, because it's, as you pointed out, she political issue. it also is a struggle for influence countries in latin america and africa, and their russia is advancing fath lee. and i don't think that they want to concede ground to the us who have focused mainly on the market and on europe. railroad 1st you political expert and parliamentary candidate from the alternative a journey party. thank you. thank you. the news. ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist. i don't see how

and if you say, well that doesn't matter, let me also say please, if i took the words of maxine waters or anybody else and put them in a multiple choice is a tell me what, maxine waters said, and what more brookside or anybody else you couldn't figure out and where, where steve is this a, c, u was prosecution for all of the n t for cases that basically showed a coordination of effort that i saw here in new york that you couldn't believe. so . right. and i and what they do in portland going after going after government buildings courthouses expressing disdain for america, to me, that's closer to an insurrection, but let, let's leave it there and, and other media ploy to, to, to pin trump, supporters and trump. as you know, these evil people. now, this is a bizarre story which, which foreign referred to in in her. eric's wall well california democrat suing a number of republicans including donald trump, rudy giuliani, and now alabama republican congressmen. mo brooks now swore, well, we should note, had an affair with an alleged chinese spied by the way, eas, accusing brooks and others o

, we have to agree and they think to come back to the story from bringing up and developing this. maxine, it was a human success actually that will be able to actually with more than 56 like seeing that's quite effective and sure. and to have them, it's great actually, and they think i have no problem with them. actually, that there will be no, not efficient. i think all the vaccines right now, the chinese american, the british, whatever you want to do with him, it's fine. and can see that everywhere we get a certain point. so for our percentage vaccination, the numbers of infected people are lower the lower and they think it's great that we are having the vaccine. the only problem i can tell you before actually is just we don't get enough. those is i think that's the main problem. and the other thing that you said rob, that is true is the fact that we are using to all of us to get to community. and i think that's hamper actually there are 2 vaccination. but right now i'm just thinking about africa. everyone seems that we can get to africa will be good and not good just for african count

so now things that he's dealt with with nick with the north of ex, maxine, the supposed to come their school acts in india's indigenous vaccine that's also there. but what i feel is the biggest issue right now is the kind of narrative that goes on the vaccine. and it's obviously to be pretty my people feel that, you know, they have been locked up for too long. and you know, we need to stop talking about the crew now about it, then we need to start looking at the site of light, which is a great way to paint. but it's not something that you can implement on the ground if you like. certainly just go out and, you know, live your life normally get and now the problem is that a lot of the offices are opening up. so people are, you know, going back to work. so now that people are going back to work, this was the notice going on, but get the poor country ignored legally backward. we cannot afford to sit at home, we have to learn something. so these kind of narratives are sort of like a, you know, supporting the eggs, the fatigue of the lockdown. thank you very much, and i'll just say to our v

to see a high level democrat like maxine waters praising jay powell, i think he went home happy. haslinda: some people say that his messaging has been pretty consistent. let's get perspective. joining us now is the hsbc global head of asset research. it does seem like powell is dialing back on the hopelessness which what we heard last week. >> i think the market was more sensitive on friday. there is a bit of symmetry. i think his comments were comforting for the fx market. that is a sign of relief. haslinda: taking a look at the dollar, showing strength, we have asian currencies on the decline. what is the path forward for the dollar? guest: our view is this is a short-term positioning swing. the fed through a stun grenade into markets, but we also know people are trying to get comfortable. and these are being unwound. i think a short-term bounce is not going to be sustainable, and we will go back to the longer-term driver, the dollar should be on the back foot. yvonne: how do you face that? what is the best way to do that? >> we have been thinking about a number of different st

were a pledge by g 7 leaders to donate a 1000000000 doses of the corona of ours maxine to poor countries has been dismissed as inadequate by activists. british prime minister boris johnson says the group of 7 plan will inoculate the walls nearly a 1000000000 people by the end of next year. but campaign is saying the move is far too slow, and it shows that western leaders are not up to the job of tackling west public health crisis in a century. i'll just areas, joan, how is covering a story in cornwall, where the leaders have gathered. he sent us this report. the white sands of carpet bay, a delicate power setting, for a meeting of the group of 7 described as the world's most advanced democracies. they are also leading the vaccine race to exit the pandemic. and while socially distance still there face to face, at least, and promising a combined effort to help the world emerge from crisis. i actually think this is a meeting that genuinely needs to happen, because we need to make sure that we learn the lessons from the pandemic. we may need to make sure that we don't repeat some of the area

j. maxine aren't astrazeneca, maxine to be factors which shows it's not quite as effective. you have older individuals who said it might be 80 percent of the most important things is that when you take a look at the ability of the vaccines to work in the population, you compromise the take steroids. you may be on a combined drugs and we have some kind of a transplant your kidney or are trying to call and have a low well we should. one of the solutions i've embraced is getting in the test for the lack of a general major medical center. i had the test reports that showed high number there. but you don't know how well back see any war unless you have the antibody jackson. i would certainly encourage people over the age of 60 and encourage those individuals who may be compromised for who are able to see what their antibody level is. of that, well, what i consider with her test thirtyish, i should say good studies out today showing pfizer tour astrazeneca vice person that is more ongoing to not if you add to the jobs or job to vac seen, pfizer could worse and there are lots of pa

the capacity and a public in africa to be able actually to actually to produce them enough factor. maxine and that's something that should be good to be done. not just for africans that they have to insist on that is not, i mean, you can, if you want a new rich country, don't think that you are out of the woods because you vaccinate at 60 percent. it's not true because if you have a supervisor in, in africa, it will come back to haunt you and bite you if you don't fight with us and overcome a jani file, we are we looking for that technology and hopefully that intellectual property to do be developed in africa, if it happens, how big is the rest? do you think that if the virus continues unchecked at the rate that it appears to be going at the moment, africa, or at least parts of it could end up being locked off from the rest of the world in the same way that we're seeing countries closing their borders to other countries in the northern hemisphere. well that's, that's a danger. that's what's happening. and now we can travel within europe with a passport. the same will happen between europe

it's especially a problem in rural areas where 2 thirds of indians live. maxine hesitancy is a major threat to india is race to beats. the pandemic, india is devastating. second wave of color into virus infections appears to be epping away. focus now is on vaccinating as many people as possible through the 3rd one. however, in a country as diverse as india, there remains a diversity of opinion towards vaccinations. namisha jives, while reports from the north of the country. it's their turn to get back to the native. and these young residents wrote up in the not indian state of hud yano have been eagerly waiting for it. after the month of low vaccine availability. supply is finally catching up with the demand you should see online slots in the small city are booked quickly and allowing us flame that distributions in june has improved access to the jap even further. dr. believe in the us massive 2nd wave. good, have it is to back seem hesitancy off to the 2nd b, b plus crime willing to good vaccinated d. c. that's the meters we definitely want protection from. that's why i believe vacc

which women get cast and hadn't to twit. maxine gorky theater in berlin from a take him, a debt has often performed a future known for highlighting the role of migrants in german society. but it's director sherman lang half has been accused of angry outbursts and nepotism. some say the theaters dominated by a culture of fear. tanya, best men, women aren't better people than men. this is about a systemic problem that it's not about peoples, gender or skin color or family background in the whole family has been hinted to her. i. the gorky theatre seen us giving a voice to the oppressed as a space for social criticism, calls a growing for it to live up to its reputation. me escaped, loiter isn't. there are people who have to capabilities the skills and the political know how to take over and lead certain theaters from to, to apathy by name on to life. on the other side of the country just off shall be house theatre has been at the center of a debate about racism for months. critics of the theaters, leadership, color toxic and racist. the allegations were brought forward by a member of the co

the pay that they have agreed to donate 1000000000. maxine dozes to low and middle income countries to cite the pandemic. this is, of course, not enough because we can assume, according to estimates that we would need 11000000000 to and depending to vaccinate the whole world. but this is seen as significant progress when we consider that only a few months ago, rich nations were accused of hoarding their exceeds the leader here also has agreed to establish sort of global pandemic waiter to identify new company to 900 variance. this is also a very important issue, and they also seem to agree that this is not the time to promote a charity. this is the time to carry on spending to make sure that their economies are really bouncing back. what specific proposals or their for tackling climate change? while this is the actual challenge for the g 7, all the g 7 nations have a long term goals to reach 0 nat emissions by 2050. but some of the countries like japan and canada are accused of not having sufficient plan to, to reach that goal. so it will be interesting whether you are really going to

and the country then has also invested in the find the maxine which finally arrived, but it's 2 doses. so yeah, there been quite a few fundamental struggles getting out of the block overall and done, i think very good. we can see the progress wrapping up, right about a 100000 people a day. we need to be at about $350000.00 a day to be on track. and i think they have a big commitment to get the country. they're good talking to thank you for spending time dr. dr. doc and katie. my pleasure. thank you so much. we'll take a look at some other stories making news around the world. now the us military is released footage of air strikes against iran back malicious level, the syrian iraqi border. the pentagon said he talked to the operational and weapons storage facilities. this is president biden works with international partners to revise. the 2015 iran nuclear deal. secretary of state onto the lincoln's in rome for talks on syria and dealing with a so called islamic state. he appealed to 4 countries to repatriate citizens who joined the militants, and to prosecute them if necessary. torren

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congresswoman maxine waters, we will have much more to talk about in this weekends ahead. appreciate it, and thank you for celebrating juneteenth with us. >> thank you. thank you for giving exposure to all that we are doing with juneteenth, and thank you so much. >> we will keep doing it, all right. take care. the gun violence epidemic is continuing in the country, and we have video of a terrifying video of a man next the two children in broad daylight. you are next in the cnn newsroom. >>> the election is rigged. >> stop the steal. >> fight like hell. >> it is not a law enforcement operation, it was a military defense. >> once they started to banging on the door, that is all i heard. >> overran the capitol. >> president trump said, come to d.c., it is going to be wild. i knew it would be history. >> and this is maybe going to sound strange to the viewers, but i feel like he was anointed by god. >> donald trump? >> yeah. >> you peacefully protested and you call january 6th, a peaceful protest? >> i do. >> oh, my god, what is happening? i was scared. absolutely scared. >> c

we have leadership now in congress, like maxine waters and joyce beatty at the house financial servicesee, that, of course, maxine chairs, and joyce chairs the subcommittee on diversity and inclusion. they're making a profound impact, pushing banks and financial institutions to do the right thing when it comes to working with black-owned businesses and making sure we get our opportunities to get the kind of loans and opportunities that we really, really deserve. so it's a much better day today, and i think it's going to continue into the future. i think momentum is there. people get it, that we deserve equal economic opportunity, and a lot of the challenges that face our urban communities will start to dissipate once we do have real, equal economic opportunity in this country. >> john, we've got less than two minutes left, but since you brought up corporate boards, i recently interviewed mark mason, who is the cfo of citi, and he gave corporate america a "d," "d" as in david, in its goals to work toward corporate diversity, inclusion, and racial equality. what grade do you give corporat

accountable, what can you expect when you have representatives from the state of california like a maxineers perpetuating the hateful rhetoric against people who disagree with her. using her platform. we have to do better. we have to do better for our communities and police. spew on what you're talking about with maxine waters is when she ended up on the ground just hours before we were learning what was going to happen in the george floyd case. and the man derek show been on trial for his murder, she said confrontational up in their faces. i'm paraphrasing only a tiny bit. we will move forward, coming up, dr. fauci is being accused of profiting from the pandemic after an announcement of a new book. where have we seen this before? ♪ ♪ i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32 years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call new

joining me now is congresswoman maxine waters of california. to ask you about the possibility of a select committee. scott dworkin defeated that a republican consult republican s to push for a new vote on a january 6th commission, saying a select committee would actually be devastating for the gop. that's very interesting that any republican would think that it would be devastating to have a select committee. i would love to have your comments on that, and what are you hearing about whether or not such a select committee is going to happen? >> well, let me tell you, joy, we are all disappointed, very disappointed that we could get -- we could not get bispart zn support for a commission. for them to resist, for republicans to resist a commission, speaks to whether or not they are interested in really having the facts come out about the insurrection. and what took place. who was involved in it, who supported the transportation for so many of those people to come by airplane, by bus, what have you? i know that there have been some reports that tal

and admonishing maxine waters for the ridiculous things she said while the jury was deliberating and in between those two events, the democrats in the house passed legislation to make d.c. a state to get two new u.s. senators and the very next day they introduced legislation to put four new associate justices on the supreme court. to pack the court. all in six days. if that doesn't underscore how crazy the left has become and why it is so important we stay engaged and help president trump get back in the white house, i don't know what does. so thank you. the biggest concern i have and i'll say this here. the biggest concern i have is what has happened to our liberties over the past several years. stop and think about about it. every single right we enjoy as americans under the first amendment has been assaulted. every single one. you got five liberties under the first amendment. your right to practice your faith, right to assemble, petition the government, freedom of press, freedom of speech. every single one has been attacked. there are still places in the country today where a full

the angel maxine is transgender. she came out publicly more than 5 years ago since then magazine has been a woman magazine is one of the very few o g, b, t. people in ghana, speaking publicly about the sexuality on gender identity. but we, that bravery comes constant in relation abuse and discrimination from the society around hair. one time i went to the market to buy stuff for myself, like food stamps and all that. and when i entered the market and people realized was the me who to not me insulting me why you money was be like this way. it is greasing as you're the people who are brought poverty to grammar. somebody they said, all of the reason was his salary has reduce quite i knew him from no, you know, and it touched my head from like, what other people want them to me. whatever. i stood in the market and i cried. through music magazine is able to express her feelings about life and g. b. t person in ghana in those feelings where sadness and outreach after the rest of 21 octave is at an o g beat. the rights whic

chairman -- chairwoman maxine waters has been a big champion of expanding efforts to increase affordable housinghousing for f, people who live in public housing. modernizing public housing. making it best coffin -- making at the best possible system. i think these are some of the other issues that i'm hoping we will include in an economic package as we talk about infrastructure investment. i do believe that housing is a part of infrastructure. it is vertical infrastructure. it is needed in places all over our country it should not be a partisan issue and i'm hoping that it will be one of the components of investment that we achieve as we move forward in the next couple of months. host: congressman jesus chuy garcia. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us this morning

maxine gorky, theater in berlin from a take him, a debt has often performed a future known for highlighting the role of migrants in german society. but it's director sherman lang half has been accused of angry outbursts and nepotism. some say the theaters dominated by a culture of fear. tanya, best men, women aren't better people than men. this is about a systemic problem that is not about peoples gender or skin color or family background drove us from the whole side. that would have us been hinted to i the gorky theater as seen as giving a voice to the oppressed as a space for social criticism calls a growing for it to live up to its reputation. me escaped floyd to people who have to capabilities the skills and the political know how to take over and lead certain theaters to, to apathy by name and so life on the other side of the country. just off schulhaus theater husband at the center of a debate about racism for months. critics of the theaters, leadership color toxic and racist. the allegations were brought forward by a member of the company con young says a director targeted him with r