it was known as the chung mei home.er, we join some of those now men as they reunite. joe: there's a building in el cerrito that doesn't look like the others. the ornate asian accents stand out in the neighborhood of simple houses. it's a school now, but in 1935 many knew it as home. male: kids were all over the place. they're in the back, planting flowers, planting tomatoes, and-- joe: the building once housed the chung mei home, a boys' home that took in orphans and children whose parents couldn't care for them. it was founded by dr. charles shepherd, a british baptist minister who was known to the kids as captain. there was one qualification. all the boys were of chinese descent. richard mar: we could not go in any other institution because we were not accepted. joe: in the time of the chinese exclusion act, the home was the only refuge for chinese boys. shepherd ran a tight ship. there were daily chores, chapel services, and bells that signaled from the start of the day. william lee: when the second bell rings, you

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here is a five-year story for you, which developed very actively on our part, as mei, who constantly demanded explanations, presented their evidence and fought for this truth. here is the answer for you today, how and what to focus on the skripal, who is a russian citizen who was kidnapped, and we have not known her as a judge for five years. we talked about this, demanding access to consular officers to russian citizens who were so ill that they had to just say that he was alive or not. at least we know it. no, this information , the british side carefully hides their locations of states, in general, what happened, the whole story was needed in order to create a systematic information ground for the former, and against russia for the latter, in order to get rid of russian diplomats who worked and did their job well within the framework of all international obligations and further just to form public opinion endlessly, but keeping afloat or vice versa, can be on the other hand, i’ll come in and say, but by warming up or fanning this fire with russophobia. that's what they went to sys

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mei sanduna has long been a citizen of romania, that is, this is evidence.that moldova is perceived as something. for these people , something is second-rate, and not necessary, and romania is perceived as a stronghold of the metropolitan and so further, that is, by and large. here is my sanda her government, which has romanian citizenship is only colonial places in the sprues of the romanian government. and this certainly affects never in the life of the colonial rulers. they will go against the metropolis. among the henchmen of the soros clan around the world, the language issue is one of the proven technologies for creating controlled chaos, the head of the family today proudly declares his contribution to the situation in ukraine, the destruction of national identity will inevitably face resistance, the moldovan-romanian language case is not something new, as for the language of the language problem in moldova, this is what is called the story with a beard. uh , in fact, the transnistrian conflict, once an armed clash in moldova, began with this, when th

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>> but i also spend mey that i didn't have before. >> attention is a powerful drug. eyeballs, money, prominence, deteion, it points to problems with accuracy and credibilitynt and ato the larger point that is social mediay comnies are not biased again conservatives and if anything they ignore their own policies by allowing trump and otheric extremists t post lines endangering public safety and even our democracy. hypocrisy is the hangover of an addiction to attention. now i want to point out another finding from the twitter files. mr. shellenberger, you've referenced several times the $3.4 milli that the fbi. to twitter in 2020 that was referenced in general counsel jim baker's e-mail. i first want to confirm nowhere in the e-mail did baker say the money was paid to censor information to takedown posts, suspend accounts or do athing relad tohe - content moderation, is thatt correct? >>t is. >> the reporting would have explained the 3.4 million was paid through releasing information not censoring. one of my colleagues on the panel repeated this and told americans sinc

. >> if the state want mey from mohela right now, ifhe wanted to pull assets because the state was going to make a decision to fund the lewis and clark fund, does the state have the authority? >> acting through the legislature, it does. and i think the lewis and clark fund is a great example. e wis and clark fund was not created until 26 years after mohela began operations. tt point, the legislature said you have to start giving this source of funding tth state. so the legislature can come in at any time and request money. >> the want to address why they are not here? >> mohela is not here because the state is asserting its interest. they do not have to be here because the state has the authorittopeak. >> why can't the state just make mohela, then? itould be easier if they were here, they would have standing. if they are a member of the state, white and you strong-arm them and say you havursue this? >> that is a question of state politics, but we believe as a matter of law that the state has the authority to asst s interest. under the factors in lebron, under the supreme court recognized

this mey is coming back to sba in multiple different factors. the time windows are landing in the treasury is an issue. we have an ongoing review to tracethat money. the audit short exactly where themoney is. it's coming bak into the sba program so that it can be made available potential for other uses. or at a minimum be available within the treasury. >> mr. mfume would t be somebody would like to also have us for together on? if we went o and got money, they brought it back in, what dowe do with it? we will be following back up on that. mr.shoemaker. mr. turner, i'd like to flag that foyou. we're interestedn the money that was recovered. where that money exists, where itame back, where it exists and what thelegality is of those funds. mr. turner. some of thehings that we talked about today deal with issues that we spoke of when mr. mfumend i were at your table. it deals with getting dat om states. is this ea that you have that work occuing on something you like r us to worktogeer. is th sometng thayou would go theoreticallby yourself? >> thk i

you hear on the campaign trail - the kinds of rhetoric and the things you hear on the campaign trail mei is indeed elected _ government give donald trump is indeed elected president- government give donald trump is indeed elected president again. l government give donald trump is. indeed elected president again. 0k, we will have — indeed elected president again. we will have to leave that there. jennifer, i was lovely to have you on the programme. —— always lovely. the european union has launched a joint initiative, with poland and the czech republic, to trace ukrainian children who have been abducted by russia since the invasion began. according to data from the ukrainian prosecutor's office, 16,000 children have been taken so far, although it is almost impossible to establish the exact figures. most of them have been deported to russia where many have been put up for adoption. last week one of them, from the occupied city of mariupol was paraded on stage, at a pro war rally in moscow, attended by the russian president. she is 15—year—old anna naumenko, who was invited forward, so she c

. >> mey that i didn't have before >> reclaiming my time attention is powerful drug eyeballs attention all that t points to problems of accuracy and credibility and the larger point whicis socl media companies areot biased and if athing they igne the own polics by allowing trump and other mag extremist to endanger public safety and even ou democracy. hypocrisy is a hangover of an addiction to attention. i want to point ou ather alleged timing of thewitter files. mr. shellenberger $3.4 million fbi. in jim baker zmapp you want to confm nowhere in the e-mail does it say the money was paid for information to suspend accounts are -- a counter takedown post or anything related to content moderation. honest reporting would explain the 3.4 million was paid for release of information. one of my colleagues on this panel repeated your extortion until americans to csor certain stories. that's a flat-out flat out lie max mr. shellenberger are you aware of the communications act thiss on social media companies comply with subpoenas warrants or court orders across the money so they get reimbursed by

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