and here in moscow we have maxine to talk. he is director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state university of international relations. i gentleman cross talk rules and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate joshua, let me go to you 1st in oklahoma city. i mean, in the aftermath of this fiasco and leaving afghanistan, which i fully supported, i've been saying that for 19 years. but, you know, you see all this finger pointing who is at fault here. but my question is, and no one really in the mainstream wants to talk about it, is that how did we get into such a mess in the 1st place? nobody wants to be talk about who is responsible. so i want to ask all 3 of you about, will anyone be held account to account? and then i want to talk about moving forward because i'm sick and tired of finger pointing go ahead in oklahoma city. well, you know, the finger pointing is important here because many people are blaming bite and, and i think that biden has done the right thing. thi

amy: that is maxine waters., d.c., where we're for more, we go towashington, d.c., where we're joined by democratic california congresswoman maxine waters, chair of the house financial services committee. can you respond to what we have watched this week, the whipping of haitian asylum seekers on the west side of the border by border patrol? what are you demanding. >> thank you. i am outraged and i'm demanding first of all they take the cowboys out. take the horses out and stop using them against the people. secondly, we have got to come up with real immigration reform. meanwhile, we have got to treat patients the with the constitution allows us to have people petition for amnesty, to be able to get -- asylum, i'm sorry. asylum in our country. we are not allowing them to go to the constitutional process. we are not protecting them in any way. we are not doing what we can to help those who are under that bridge. i mean, this is inhumane. the united states can do better than this. these deportations, this not allo

so you must get maxine, so now it's about i think the 2nd even more important reason is ethical. that people die in those countries of cobra who will be protected with vaccination like health care workers, vulnerable people and so on. so we must get the vaccine. now everybody know this and government start on anything. lots of i've seen the u. s. i see where to get 500000000 dollars the way again, and the u. k is as well, so we are aware of this. but now it's a case of mobilizing us and making sure we get as much as possible for those developing countries. and it's more of a logistical question that even a manufacturing question, maybe a quest, a licensing manufacturing in other countries. but the key question is, logistics, the sort of logistics that human kayden seem quite capable of mobilizing for warfare, that logistical support seems beyond us for, for distributing via the wires that it does not know they are aware of that as well . so the global production in the next 12 months will be $22000000000.00 because of the vaccines that will be made, not smart enough to vaccinate

california congresswoman maxine waters called their treatment, quote, worse than slavery. this comes as u.s. officials say that thousands of those migrants are actually being released into the united states. they've been camping out in a bridge. this outcome requires less processing time from border patrol agents compared to ordering an appearance in immigration court. officials say this is happening despite public statements from the biden administration claiming those migrants would face immediate expulsion to haiti. despite efforts to expel haitians on flights, that denies migrants an opportunity to seek asylum. nbc news was given rare access to that camp where more than 5,000 migrants still call home. the texas department of public safety tells us up to 600 haitian migrants are now making their way towards del rio but it's other areas that have them worried. >> we still have gaps along the border. we have individuals that we

democratic members of congress including here maxine waters. >> i'm unhappy and i'm not just unhappy with the cowboys who were running down haitians and using their reins to whip them. i'm unhappy with the administration. what the hell are we doing here? what we witnessed was worse than what we witnessed in slavery. >> it's a fascinating moment. they have so many members of the president's own party at a very busy time on other issues saying we feel it's critical to come forward, a, to talk about the issues but, b, put the heat on the white house. >> the temperature on this just keeps rights when we look at immigration issues and now we have another complicating layer in terms of what we're seeing in del rio and these really alarming images. of course, members are going to raise notice on this and say a line has been crossed just as the vice president did by sharing those details of that call with mayorkas yesterday, so it's just part of a pattern and concern that's growing around immigration issue and concern this administration does not have a hold of this problem.

because the reason why we had the maxine so quickly is what tries development. it says network seen how things work unfortunately. but on the other hand, it's also true that the rich countries have large amounts of scenes that are not really necessary to meet internal needs. because some countries like the u. k, the u. s. are now talking to the 12 year old children us, it's talking about the box and find out what children in the future. now, children in which countries are a group that is a bad, bad value brought loads from cognitive team and fantasy. and it is this kind of tuition that need to be addressed, but it's not that the company's responsibility is the government's responsibility to, for example, donated this kind of, if seems to consciously actually need to. i'm used to using for children who do not really need this moment distracted than by, by amnesty of shaming if you'd like all of the, or trying to, to get government to force the companies into sharing knowledge and technology. waiving that, the intellectual property rights, even if it's, if it's t

so maxine waters asking what the hell are we doing here? and that seems a very, very fair question. given the images we saw. but it seems the administration wants to go down the technical route and talk about, well, actually seeking asylum and an article 42 and all these sorts of things up at i missing the point here. they're absolutely missing the point. they're not only missing the point, they're operating in contradiction to their own expressions of what they're supposed to be about. if you remember at the beginning of the, by the ministration president biden issued a racial equity executive order, asking all of the departments and agencies within it, administration to look at their policies, look at their procedures and look at their protocol. and to make sure that they aligned with the racial equity, that is not what we've seen out of this administration. we haven't seen it in terms of it's border enforcement. we haven't seen it in terms of internal enforcement. we haven't seen it in terms of who it's welcoming and who it's not welcoming. we cannot help. but contrast what we se

and again, that was just simply getting the maxine into all these different places, you know, so can be done. and now more than ever with this, we must do it. can you imagine if you very across all the dogs, the vaccine, we're back to square one. now we can get another maxine going, of course we can you imagine the psychological effect the economic effect. so it's a really important issue to get to get the vaccine that was not like that the bill of factories in these countries to make the boxing. and that's a possibility, but it's something that now and junior year, for example, it takes a few months to build one of these plans for quite a labrat. obviously enough, india can make billions of doses already. they've got very elaborate production there for boxing. so you may, the future may well be building places in these countries to make sure the supply is not an issue. and again, it's local, it gets much more quick. so a production is not really the issue is more distribution than logistics than it is a false tradeoff. is it not to say there's a balance between a boost of jargon the

for some reason the maxine hasn't worked in and then when that can happen account because you know the patient already for some reason or whatever it might be and the ones who die silently they offer all the diseases while underlying conditions or make an especially on you know, in other words, nothing, 100 percent, every life that we'd be happy, families, the small minority who do actually end up having the maximum for somebody in your field. i mean, obviously this is a comprehensive human tragedy across across the planet. but you referenced that we've got this on believable data in your professional career that you ever believe and your discipline. and you would have such an amazing mass of extraordinary data about ariel the some. but any fibers staggering back to him and it was obviously well justified. we got the biggest damage on the years. you know, everybody that we'll all the drug company, many academic my own lab. we switched into cobra to work on specific because of this, you see, i was in a conference last week in jeremy. my 1st conference in the year and a half. can you bel

>> i can't speak to messy water pump -- maxine waters' emotional reaction.ded to, erica mounted guard patrolled the border on horseback beginning in 1904. in fact, this -- these horses were more important to united states than uniforms because we ensured that our guard at that time had horses over uniforms which came over 30 years later. so the concepts that this is somehow new because it is a value for the reason that horses are used in addition to being able to traverse up to 50 miles a day is that they can traverse terrain that is -- that vehicles. when people say, just use atvs, especially there in texas, which the president would know if he eventually went down to the ducks border captives, a variety of cane that grows there that makes it in accessible to anything but horseback. so -- >> as easy to kind in. >> exactly. and in terms of -- keep in mind, guys did that insulting or hurting an animal associated with law enforcement that is a family. so, why would we have been protected as a felony and yet not enabled border patrol or law enforcement to use t

congresswoman maxine waters, we'll see how it plays out.ee how it turns out here in the coming days. thanks so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> well, thank you so very much for having me. >> all right. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, family and friends are remembering 22-year-old gabby petito as the search for her fiance, brian laundrie, continues. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i always wanted to know more about my grandfather. he...was a hardworking man who came to new york from puerto rico when he was 17. with ancestry, being able to put the pieces of the puzzle together... ...it's amazing. it's honestly amazing. ♪ we believe everyone deserves to live better. and just being sustainable isn't enough. our future depends on regeneration. that's why we're working to not only protect our planet, but restore, renew, and replenish it. so we can all live better tomorrow. ♪ retirement income is complicated. as your broker, i've solved it. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties

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and that is the question and then ask as to why companies in india, and i think i just maxine in there is so but yeah, the shading, you know you test to put it in your 1st on. so give us some idea of, of the impact that a lack of vaccines has on low and middle income countries beyond the fact that they didn't, they needlessly, in fact, and the virus needlessly infection kills people. how does it affect federal health systems, french economies? well, we know that many countries may developing countries already have incredibly under resolved and fragile health systems, as you say. and the in direct consequences of being overwhelmed with korean. a virus means that people are dying unnecessarily. of other health issues that would normally be dealt with you know that the risk of increased maternal mortality is women cannot access health facilities. we know that the rate of children who are missing out on routine immunization is skyrocketing in many, many countries. and therefore, be the long term consequences of, of that diversion of resulting towards corona virus so potentially catastrophi

maxine waters said today the trump policy democrats say it looks like the previous administration whats he think of those comments? >> what the president has asked his outreach team and members of the national security team to do is to explain clearly what our policy is and is not. we cannot see it is any more different from the prior administration that was all he may inhumane and ineffective and not operationally and because of that dysfunction it led to a very broken system we are dealing with today. so all those that are understandably have questions and are passionate and are as concerned about the images we have seen is we feel they are horrific there is an investigation the president supports by the department of homeland security which he has conveyed it will happen quickly also the secretary conveys to civil rights leaders earlier this morning we will no longer be using horses and lbo that is a policy change made in response but separately all related is important for people to understand what the process and immigration process is and the steps taken we are still under title

maxine waters doesn't seem to know what is in the constitution.t you see happening here is the united nations came up with contract on safe and orderly migration. if you listen to jen psaki, there are u.n. observers on our border. you are not looking at an illegal immigrants crisis or a problem. it's the safe and orderly movement of people, human rights that supersedes the rights that are enshrined in the constitution. you have a wave of irregular migration. it's not illegal anymore. that language has been removed. what is the purpose? you had biden at the u.n. and the u.n. said it's 1.2 billion refugees who have human rights to migrate in a safe fashion and need to be protected. we will have waves after the earthquake in haiti which is what secretary mayorkas blamed on this. what is hidden beneath this, they are not doing what they are saying. they say the border is closed. it's not closed. they don't want to you see it. today what they were having to do. they were bringing migrants in buss to del rio. to those transport planes. most of the press

where is maxine waters from california? where's the head of the congressional black caucus? these are people of color, people of african dissent and brown people, hispanic people who are basically indigenous to those regions as well, dissented from aztecs and mayans. these are people of color letting the afghani's over here because the census bureau considers them white. i have worked with the census bureau and u.s. aid and i have worked with haitians and been to haiti and a lot of the money that we allotted to them in that earthquake was misappropriated from the upper echelon. it wasn't evenly distributed. there were no programs initiated and a lot of those are still suffering from 2010, of course what, 11 years ago. our country tends to be so humanitarian and altruistic and it comes to letting people from the middle east or eastern europe in. when it comes to people of color and particularly people of african descent, we are hesitant to voice our opinions or be so giving or welcoming to them. we still have this image and this racism that has been embedded psychologically t

i will say, though, i will say, i disagree with auntie maxine saying this was worse than slavery. i feel like that line, we should only ever save for things that are worse than slavery. and like don't get me wrong, i get where auntie maxine is coming from, right, you have a white guy up on a horse, swinging his reins at a bunch of black people, those are some of the main ingredients of slavery. you see that stuff together in one place, and that is where your mind goes, but st not worse than slavery. it can happen, i remember going to a kid's birthday party where there was a pony ride and i was like whoa, is this slavery? no, trevor, it's jimmy's birthday party. okay. but if you make me pick that cotton candy, i'm calling my mom. so look, as much as people would like to solve this issue in a tweet or a tiktok video, the truth is, the ugly truth is immigration is one of the most complicated issues to figure out. and it becomes exponentially more difficult when 15,000 people show up on your doorstep. i mean i can barely handle it when five of my friends show up unannounced. and ameri

been on the border, you have seen what is going on, america has seen it, they found it repulsive, maxineorseback who are not whipping anything, she said this reminds her of safely, what is her focus, what is your take. >> first talk about maxine waters, what she said. before he get to the border patrol agent that was doing his job and following the training that was given to him, i've seen this many times i've been covering border for 5 years. >> well is no way to compare this to slavery. the slaves did not come here willingly. they were -- came here against their will, you can't compare them. i don't know where the democrats are going with this, actually i do know, which is why they keep playing this image over and owner they want to gas light black americans, you look at tactic in this situation, whip, they know what that does, even me, you hear the word whip, you hear word horse, chasing down a black person. you hear the words of you are not welcome in this country, right, they are trying to gas light from emotional stand point, when black people see and hear that, they have a viscera

why do you think maxine waters had this press conference? they want to make this about race. when they make it about race, you can't talk about it. you can't talk about the failed policies. can't talk about the threat to americans not testing for covid or criminals taking over buses and injuring our ice officers. right? next dhs is going to release their investigation to these border patrol agents who were doing their job. sounds like the white house wants them to be punished. listen to jen psaki. we feel those images are horrific. we feel they are. it's all about giving into an emotional narrative. just going to get worse. >> geraldo, republicans get a lot of things wrong. republicans have flaws. there's a big flaw with democrats. i was wondering if you would agree with this. they always pit order and process on the opposite end of compassion. if you desire any kind of process or order, somehow you are cold and nonempathetic. so what you end up hearing is the ultimate result, chaos, where people actually get hurt. does that make sense? >> i guess it does. i still am horrifie

. >> this begs the controversy, kamala harris, jen psaki, maxine waters walk back there accusations against border patrol or will they let it slip and that the narrative be these men and women are beating migrants with a whip? >> majority of people you talk to in this country say there for immigration when it is legal, when it is done the right way, when all the checks and balances and everything we have is followed through but it takes 10 years sometimes to be able to come to america the right way and we had those people on the show on multiple occasions and they say i'm not against people coming to america. i did it the right way, took me a long time in a proud moment when i was able to be here in america, that is why we have immigration laws. laura: my body was on the show multiple times, refugee from albania, his dad was killed politically persecuted as he went through the process and is an immigration attorney but one of those things to your point there are rules we need to follow. jillian: we will continue to follow that. four house republicans file articles of impeachment against pre

stacey abrams, maxine, something like that. forget about it. they rigged elections, larry. the big media colludes with the big donors to suppress the stories that come out of their precincts and then they hurl negative smears at you, and that is how they rigged elections and that takes away the power of the people to vote freely and fairly. he just mentioned obama releasing the video message about you, let's listen to that. >> hello, californians. you've got a big choice to make by september 14th. governor newsom has spent the last year and a half protecting californians. now republicans are trying to recall him from office and overturn common sense covid safety measures for health care workers and school staff. your vote could be the difference between protecting your kids and putting them at risk. >> jesse: bringing in the big guns, larry. barack, joe biden, kamala. netflix ceo throwing his wallet around. they are all in because if you win, that just shows the liberal mechanism that they have, super majority, failed in that state. >> that's r

that was maxine waters. everything she said is a lie.ians in texas are not trying to escape violence in their own country, they haven't been in haiti for years. they've been living in south america. many even had refugee status in south america, in countries like chile and brazil. that wasn't good enough. they waited for joe biden to become president and they came here for the free health care and housing that joe biden promised them. so now they have arrived. why wouldn't they? you would. who wouldn't? so here's what it looks like tonight in south texas. a stunning scene more reminiscent of a third world country than the united states. over 10,000 migrant are crammed underneath the international bridge here after crossing illegally into the united states. many using sticks, plants, and whatever they can find to build shelter as they wait to have processed by border patrol. from above a fox news drone reveals the size and scope of the crisis, showing a camp that reached a population of 15,000 at its climax because of this. over the weeke

can you imagine if this happened to stacey abrams or maxine waters.s racist. calling it the worst attack since the civil war and harp on how eggs are high in cholesterol. since elder is their own kind a black man, the republican kind, she is just an egg pelting protester and a footnote in a newscast. >> he was greeted by some angry people, including a protester wearing a gorilla mask with pink hair who threw an egg get him. >> pretty scary. thank you very much. >> greg: yeah, yeah, whatever. who cares. just a black republican. let's talk about some real news, you know. that was that but it's like that old joke, why did the chicken cross the road? to get away from a story they didn't feel like covering. kash, we know that if the situations were reversed, this was a trump supporter in a mask throwing eggs at maxine waters, we would already have the name of that person. that person would be everywhere turning on every social media platform. >> kash: the national security apparatus of the administration would've made this the biggest threat. that's what t

here's maxine waters comparing this to worse than slavery. listen. >> what the hell are we doing here? what we witnessed takes us back hundreds of years. what we witnessed was worse than what we witnessed in slavery. cowboys with their reins, again, whipping black people. >> worse than slavery, dana. >> dana: so they couldn't figure out anything to say until they got to their comfortable ground of attacking law enforcement. i think that these border patrol agents should file a hostile workplace claim. they work for the president and the vice president. even the spokesperson at the white house denigrating these people that are doing their jobs. one other thing. i'm for legal immigration. i'm for more legal immigration. all of this is making it so much harder to do legal immigration. the system is backed up. let me also add this. it was announced today that the pentagon has revealed and state department revealed that we only got 3% of the approved vetted special immigrant visas out of afghanistan. these are the people that helped us. we broke o

if after work, you want to get vaccinated, you can go to maxine hall on golden gate and webster. you can drop in. there are people there that can answer your questions and provide you with any information and you can do your vaccine first shot, second shot at that location as well. we're trying to make it as convenient as possible. drop in. and in the meantime, thank you all so much for being here today and let's get vaccinated. [applause]

border and into our country is about this issue about these couple of patrol men on horses. >> so maxinenhappy with the cowboys. you know who the cowboys are? federal law enforcement officers with a duty to protect the border. she sees them as the bad guys. so all i can say is what biden has done is he surrendered the border to drug cartels, coyotes and human smugglers, surrendered afghanistan to the terrorists and a major attack will come our way. because the combination of allowing afghanistans to fall back in terrorists hands and having an open and broken border here in the united states, it's a matter of time that the terrorists come through the border to kill us. here's what i want to say to the american people. the man on horseback is there to protect your family. the people rushing our border have put us all under siege. i think the most inhumane thing going on right now in america is the men and women of the border patrol have been completely abandoned, demagogued, scapegoated and treated like dirt by elected officials and the democratic party and this administration. i'm not unh

if after work, you want to get vaccinated, you can go to maxine hall on golden gate and webster. you can drop in. there are people there that can answer your questions and provide you with any information and you can do your vaccine first shot, second shot at that location as well. we're trying to make it as convenient as possible. drop in. and in the meantime, thank you all so much for being here today and let's get vaccinated. [applause] >>> we're beginning the meeting of september 8th, 2021, at this time. due to the covid-19 health emergency and the health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health, governor newsol and mayor breed has lifted restrictions on teleconferencing. this will ensure the safety of this board, staff, and the public. it may not be as seamless as we would like it to be. a reminder to board members and staff tout

if after work, you want to get vaccinated, you can go to maxine hall on golden gate and webster. you can drop in. there are people there that can answer your questions and provide you with any information and you can do your vaccine first shot, second shot at that location as well. we're trying to make it as convenient as possible. drop in. and in the meantime, thank you all so much for being here today and let's get vaccinated. [applause] >> supervisor walton: good afternoon. welcome to the september 7, 2021 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. in celebration. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor chan. >> present. >> supervisor haney. >> present. >> supervisor mandelman. >> present. >> supervisor mar. >> present. >> supervisor melgar.

maxine --assort. . ~ passport.confirming more details about this in due course, mr speaker. this approach is designed to reduce transmission and serious illness. it is in line with the approach we have taken on international travel, where different rules apply depending on whether you have had both jabs. mr speaker, i would like to by urging people to come forward to get the jab, 88% of people have had one jab and over 80% of people, 16 and over, have now had the protection of both doses. it is the best way to protect yourself, your loved ones and your community, so please come forward and join them and make our wall even stronger. flan and join them and make our wall even stronter. . , ., . . ~' stronger. can i first of all thank ou for stronger. can i first of all thank you for allowing _ stronger. can i first of all thank you for allowing me _ stronger. can i first of all thank you for allowing me to - stronger. can i first of all thank you for allowing me to ask- stronger. can i first of all thank you for allow

joining me now, california congressman maxine waters, chair of the house financial services committee. thank you so much for joining me, i'm awfully glad to have my fellow california girl. let's talk about these images of border patrol officers on horseback coraling the haitian migrants. it has drawn outrage across the country, including from you. you said at a press conference last week that the way the haitian migrants are being treated at the border, quote, take us back hundreds of years. since you said that, have you seen any improvement in how things are being handled in the days after it's happened? >> well, let me just say that those images were shocking. and for those of us who have been fighting for so many years for justice and freedom for all in dealing with what can be done to make up for the past, all of that, it just absolutely shocked us. those images were such that the biden administration would have to condemn those images. and we know that this is a complicated situation. but to have our border patrol on horses, chasing down human beings who are fleeing a country tha

they're not just seeming -- and you have people like maxine waters where there are at least five menthreatening her life. >> five men currently serving prison terms for threatening just one member of congress, maxine waters. >> and the thing that really stood out to me reporting the story is how little members of congress know about the threats to their colleagues. you know, each year the number was shocking, but just hearing the stories you could really see bothered some of the members. >> yeah. as i said before this kind of thing is like a real cancer in a liberal democracy, in a free and open society, and really unnerving it has grown the way it has. sarah wire, you did great reporting on it. thank you for making time for us. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up, the horrifying image of border patrol agent on horseback grabbing a migrant at the southern border. the crisis that led to this moment next. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. tonight... i'll be eating a b

kristen: i want to ask you, contra costa county's indoor maxine mandate -- indoor vaccine mandate just took effect. what are you hearing from restaurant owners in terms of the mandate and what has it done in terms of business? >> absolutely, it has had some impact. this time around, with changes to the protocol, everyone had about a week to get prepared. at least there was a chance for people to sort of get ready and train their employees on what to do. the first two days last week, wednesday and thursday, were horrendous. kristen: how so? >> people arrived at restaurants and/or gyms, and did not even realize that there was this mandate, and were disappointed, got turned away out the door. over the last couple of days, there has been a lot more media attention attributed. actually, over the weekend, most of the restaurants i talked to and a couple of gyms have really not had that many problems. it has really turned the corner. kristen: that is really great to hear. i wonder if this also means that a corner has been turned from the stance of the customers, like if they do not agree with

issues looming over the election is, of course, the pandemic on saturdays raleigh's, in berlin against maxine relentless restrictions. where the latest reminder of how divided people are over how cobit should be dealt with. mercury is constantly taking a shelf line and curves locked on, sparking frequent on rest over the past year. while chelsea mercosur time in power has its high is its lowes and plenty of challenges from immigration to covert on to being spied on by her friends in washington. or europe correspond, and peter oliver has more not aspect. after almost 16 years in charge, the time is coma for angle american to step down as german chancellor. drawing the curtain on a political korea of over 3 decades. coming to office in 2005, she's the 3rd longest serving german chancellor of old time, only her mentor helmet. cole held the position longer in postwar, germany, anglo myrtle has achieved something that most politicians haven't. at the time of leaving office. she has remained popular with a large chunk of the voters. no small achievement. when you look at the challenges she's had to

know, but i feel gram, this capital is come up with this in bergen, in most a few that but as i got maxine was when acosta is picked will be in the pre med i'm, if you see that like i'm, i've been looking at the blackstone largest private equity from the more power them if they, if you know, how are you? yeah. you know, exactly. you're crying when we have some of these pounds trying to speculate and they want to buy the 1000000000, you buy it for you, but we do it because we have money and it's a lot. maybe you're paying my part. yeah, that's my expensive. i'm interested to know how the investors volter funds, the hedge funds therapy and be, are reacting to what you're doing is when we, when we, when we had pocket not supported didn't get it when it was some, some groups acting like of into matthew right now. i really don't get to women's health in that moment to where you can talk about your kids and talk about changing the world from one to another. you feel like it was so tiny before we got here. now it was like the mayor of the so the question is a big question. are you out for it now?