the former fema director michael brown with us now. good to see you, michael. >> good to see you, neil. >> neil: i remember you saying at the time, a lot of people were fingering you for everything that went wrong. it wasn't fair or right at that time. basic lack of communication and no cord nation with the democratic governor, the republican mayor and all. it was a mess. that was -- >> some people still say that, too, which is funny. >> neil: they do. that was a bum wrap in history there. leaving that aside, you've said then and i talked to you as time went on, that everyone has to be on the same page. they weren't. sometimes political infighting leaves people caught in the middle like yourself. how do you void that? what do you think is happening here that looks like they are avoiding that so far? >> i think they learned the lessons from katrina. so this hurricane ian is almost i would guess 18 years to the date the same time as hurricane charlie. it went up the same path. it was a category four storm also. what happened between 2004

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afternoon to our audience, our patrons and colleagues, and, of course, to our guest of honor the hill, michael brown. nagin, dean brown. nagin, thank you for helping us. celebrate the library of congress 190th birthday. i just want to remind the audience that they can type their questions into the q&a box at the bottom of the screen. and we will address the questions at the end of the program. so our first question is, could you tell us a bit about constance baker, motley and your book, civil rights queen? constance baker motley and the struggle for equality. what drew you to tell johnson baker motley's story. thank you so much. i'm delighted to be here to celebrate the law library of congress anniversary and to be in conversation with you about my book, civil rights queen. the book is life and times of constance baker motley, who was a path breaker in three different realms. first, she was a civil rights lawyer who helped to litigate cases such as brown versus board of education. the case that desegregated ole miss, universe of alabama, university of georgia. and through her work, a civil rights la

. >> name is michael brown, 15-16.on knocking over one of our officers seen there to the ground right of the yukon. then the officer had to roll out of the way as the yukon tilted over top of our scout car nearly crushing our police officer. >> tucker: why is this going on? why is this continuing since george floyd died in 2020. dad is gone. no one in charge with a normal testosterone level. sorry, you can't do that. that is against the law. this is a country of laws. nothing personal. we don't care what you look like. if you do we are going to spank you hard. no one showed up with clear and reasonable rules and enforced them consistently. when that happens everyone calms down true in the family and the nation. if you don't have that, you have chaos. armed robbers suddenly have a right to be on your property. murders get out without bail. war on population. this is completely intolerable. ryan king joins us now. man whose story we told you about at the beginning. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me, tuc

the second wave of its beginning was the death of michael brown in ferguson following the succession of people killed. we were in a moment where people were looking for that affirmation of historical context with which to make sense of why we saw some of the things happening that were happening. i was in graduate school getting my phd and study, broadly, racial inequality. i was reading these books giving me new language and new frameworks, ideas with which to make sense of what was around me. wide police the pardons existed the way they did. why inequality was so profound in different urban cities. new language and framework with which to understand how the history of public policy decisions created the inequality we see in the cities. part of what i started doing on twitter was i had these threads where i was talking about the books that were in conversation with the moment we found ourselves in. you begin to editorialize and it becomes many blogs -- mini blogs. and then i began to turn those threads into more thoughtful pieces. it is interesting because my journey to becoming a jo

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and we will round them all up on a special on the football news show, we have simon stone and michael brownbc sport website as well. it'll be a busy day, a busy evening right through until 11:30pm. i’m through until11:30pm. i'm disappointed _ through until11:30pm. i'm disappointed you - through until11:30pm. i'm disappointed you have an ipad and not a black book like ian. is there anything you're glued to your ipad over? ., ., ~ , ., ., over? the move from aston villa will be one to see. _ over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we _ over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are _ over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are waiting - over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are waiting to - over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are waiting to see| be one to see, we are waiting to see if chelsea will do any business, that's probably unlikely at the minute. billy gilmore to brighton seems certain, and the arthur mello loan from juventus to liverpool seems like it'll get over the line. a lot of it is done with paperwork, as

. >> foti started looking into these issues years before george floyd when michael brown had just beend what i saw out of him was someone who listened and we saw there was some change in his perspective but there was change in ours as well. because we got to see what you have to deal with. we saw out of him a commitment to look at what was going on in the police force and establish a set of standards for reform. >> the day of the george floyd incident we were not back peddling and back tracking and making excuses or even fighting the changes. we had already made the changes. so chokeholds, duty intervene, all common sense. every police department should be doing this >> i think he takes so seriously the idea that he is the police chief of everyone, whether it's the lgbtq rally, black lives matter, foti was in the middle of it showing he was there. >> i stand here with you. i marched with you. >> i specifically said to the group that i will kneel with you but i will kneel with you for a moment of silence. i will kneel with you for a moment of prayer. and i will kneel against police brut

long before michael brown, eric garner, freddy gray, george floyd, countless others.olice responded to a call from a resident who says he said teenager with a gun. but now was that teenager. after a brief confrontation with officers, penalized off running and adjacent sued. the 16 year old was ultimately shot in the back and killed by gary staff. a police officer. -- that he believes that fidel was running for the gun but he appeared to be surrounding surrendering, an autopsy in concluded that based on the location of the bullet hole at the hands were raised. he was really charged of manslaughter but a quid 1982 by an all white jury. is pardoned explosive series of films titled modeled america. the city revisits pinellas case, the community aerating division that followed. the first episode, paradise lost, premiers tonight on msnbc at 10 pm eastern and will be streaming the next day on peacock. here's a clip. >> we got a call from a liquor store owner in team a coup was a friend of mine. he just called me screaming. they said there was a feuding, you know, teaneck bel

. >> he started looking into these issues years before george floyd, when michael brown had just beenwhat i saw out of him was someone who listened. we saw there was some change in his perspective, but there was change in ours as well for a number of us, because we got to see what you had to deal with and we saw out of him a commitment to look at what was going on in the police force and establish a set of standards for reform. >> the day of the george floyd incident, we were not backtracking and making excuses or even fighting the changes. we had already made the changes. >> i think he takes so seriously the idea that he is the police chief of everyone, whether it's the lgbtq rally, black lives matter, foti was in the middle of it, showing that he was there. >> i stand here with you. i marched with you. >> i specifically said to the group that i will kneel with you, but i will kneel with you for a moment of silence. i will kneel for you for a moment of prayer and against police brutality. i will not kneel with you against police and i will not kneel with you against the flag. >> i ha

when michael brown had just been killed, we talked about what needed to change, what didn't.hange in his perspective, but there was change in ours as well for a number of us. because we got to see what they had to deal with, and we saw out of him a commitment to look at what was going on in the police force and establish a set of standards. >> the day of the george floyd incident we were not backpedaling and backtracking or making excuses. we had already made the changes. chokeholds, duty to intervene, they're all common sense. every police department who be doing this. >> i think he takes so seriously the idea that he's the police chief of everyone, whether it's the lgbtq rally, black lives matter. he was in the middle of it showing that he was there. >> i stand here with you, i marched with you. >> i specifically said to the group that i will kneel with you, but i will kneel with you for a moment of silence, i will kneel with you for a moment of prayer and i will kneel with you against police brutality. i will absolutely not kneel with you against police and i will not knee

that is according to the washington post, which in 2015 after the fatal shooting of michael brown intal shooting by an ongoing police officer in the united states. something which has never been done before. that database is highlighting the latest fatal shooting just six days, ago when according to the tampa bay times, st. petersburg police officers fatally shot a man after authorities say refused to drop a handgun. despite the growing outrage over police shootings, the washington post has found that since 2015, almost the same number of people annually, nearly 1000, are shot and killed by the police. most of them are black man. tonight, a new msnbc docuseries will take that power back three decades. in the details they followed after 16-year-old philippe anello was fatally shot by a white officer. in what was at the time described as a racial utopia of teaneck, new jersey, in 19. 90 take a look. >> my 16-year-old brother was slain 30 is a. go into, next. new jersey >> -- will never go away. is with me every day of my. life >> that was my child. i've ignored this pain for 30 years.

yeah, because it'se th not likeo they did that with george floyd orrg michael brown . fact is , democrats exploit more victims than personal injury lawyers. >> sorry, emily. you'll remember the line. never let a crisis go to waste. it was first said by rahm emanuel. >> and later, nancy pelosi's plastic surgeon. but but only liberals can exploit a crisis since they're the ones creating them. so, yeah, that ad, which wase played during a bears game, it shocked viewers. but that's the point. maybe you'll pay attention tolii crimnge if it shows up in your living room. >> after tonight's guest, she makes great points. then a pencil sharpener outnumbered co-host emily emotanya. her guns are registered as emotional support companions . h townhall.com editor and host of luxury hunting lodges of america on fox and katie pavlik . she's like. haystack blond and dry and everyone knows there's a needle in there somewhere.he fox news contributor khatire. b and his children need a ladderve to sit on his lap .sideki my massive sidekicckk in the nwa well, television, tarus emily are yo

. >> his nam e is michael brown .hael he's around fifteen or sixteen and he's identified as the suspect driver of this stolen suv. >> as you can see, the yukon roll over the top of the front of our scout car . yukon knocking over one of and knocking over one of our officers seen there on the ground to the right of the yukon. then the officer o had to roll a out of the way as the yukon tilted over top of our scout car , nearly crushing our police officer. olice >> so why is this continuing? it's been going on fors this gog more than two years since george foy died in minneapolis.? why is t memorial day. 2020. why is it continue? why is no one stopped?s continui itng? because there's no one to stop it. dad's gone. there is no one in charge one i with a normal testosteronene lel level who's willing to justsorru say, no, you're not allowed to do this. i'm sorry. you can't do that. that's against the law. this is a country of laws, nothing personal. we don't care what you look like. that's not allowednothing care like. >> and if you do it, we're going to you hard so you don't do it again.ha

rakea boyd, michael brown george floyd eric garner dante wright, brianna taylor was thanks king police shootings and killings of unarmed black men and women never seem seem never-ending this unequal treatment extends to the imposition of harsh and desperate sentences for the same crimes people of color historically and presently have faced injustice. from the criminal justice system and they carry memories of their own experiences and those of their friends families neighbors and acquaintances when they attend court to respond to their cases even without an instruction manual i had spent invaluable years watching ms. elsa my mom handle the drug addicted the mentally ill and the emotionally unstable at her beauty salon barring from ms. elsa's playbook. i sat forward in my seat lord my voice and said mr. hinner is judge pratt. please listen to my voice. the police officers are not trying to hurt you. i need you to stop moving. at the same time a gestured with my hands for him to stop. while trying to break free he responded tell them to get off me judge. cosgrove releases neck i said off

michael? >> beyond the shadow of a doubt. yes ma'am. >> who was that? >> jeff browny were convinced that cindy was the mastermind. her motive? >> getting a divorce in this community is really looked down upon and rather than her looking like somebody who was having an affair and got a divorce. she was looked at as the victim if her husband is killed. >> right off the bat. prosecutors knew they needed to shatter the image of cindy reese. the god fearing, music the director. >> this christian lady, grieving widow image. she was working so hard to portray, it really made sense to show that she was not that person. >> to prove it, they laid out all the evidence that had been gathered against cindy. the paper for the -- >> the cell phone that, at the cold milo's fries. and of course the affair with the star witness, jeff brown. who told the jury and astonishing story. >> i think what jeff did as it relates to see in these trial. is, it filled in a major piece of the puzzle. the major piece? how the murder actually went down. >> while he was on the phone with her. he heard

i like to slide like james brown. michael jackson. was that spinning stuff. >> jimmy: did you do any moonwalking? >> i did. i did a little moonwalking, very badly. >> jimmy: okay. a good talk show host would ask you to pop and lock and moonwalk and stuff like that. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers ] >> is that slippery? >> jimmy: oh, wow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> notice i needed my hand to catch myself there. >> jimmy: are you okay? >> yeah. i might have pulled something. >> jimmy: did you tell clint how you got hurt? >> no. but he's a badass, man, whoa. >> jimmy: that's why i was thinking you shouldn't tell him. >> no, don't tell him about that. no, he's crash landed planes and fallen off horses. >> jimmy: he's very clumsy, yeah. [ laughter ] i like that that makes him a bas "yeah, he's terriblet dihter "and on things too." this new movie -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you play -- correct me if i have any of this wrong. first of all, you're playing an englishman, which means you have to do an english accent. >> yes. >> jimmy: do you

the second wave of its beginning was the death of michael brown in ferguson following the succession of people killed. we were in a moment where people were looking for that affirmation of historical context with which to make sense of why we saw some of the things happening that were happening. i was in graduate school getting my phd and study, broadly, racial inequality. i was reading these books giving me new language and new frameworks, ideas with which to make sense of what was around me. wide police the pardons existed the way they did. why inequality was so profound in different urban cities. new language and framework with which to understand how the history of public policy decisions created the inequality we see in the cities. part of what i started doing on twitter was i had these threads where i was talking about the books that were in conversation with the moment we found ourselves in. you begin to editorialize and it becomes many blogs -- mini blogs. and then i began to turn those threads into more thoughtful pieces. it is interesting because my journey to becoming a jo

secretary of defense under obama and former director of defense initiatives at the pentagon, and michael brown here. listen to what they write. chinese president xi jinping has made it clear that taiwan's reunification with mainland china is a matter of legacy for him. he intends to carry out what he planned with the help of political economic or if china's military means of attacking taiwan would be required, which would entail a us military response, would likely spark a prolonged conflict that would go far beyond taiwan , given that both china and the united states possess significant nuclear arsenals, preventive conflict deterrence must remain a priority. to achieve this the united states is obligated to help taiwan modernize and strengthen its self-defence capabilities. at the same time, the united states. we need to strengthen our own ability to deter china from the use of force against the island, the stakes are as high as possible and the clock is ticking, the us is running out of time to deploy new gifts and develop the operational plans necessary to contain china. and from the last c

he is the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university in washington. we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst and intends virginia. we have had see he is a conflict consultant in a retired u. s. foreign service officer or a gentleman, cross stock rules and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate michael, let me go to you 1st. here. political facts are, what matter? most armed, joseph morale said this conflict in ukraine will be one on the battlefield. the only thing he's ever said that i agree with. so if we, we have the induction of these 4 regions of ukraine into russia after referenda. and then we have this very strange, but basically very expected as sabotage of the north stream. both are turning points and in for me, because once these provinces regions are part of russia, they will never be negotiated way. there's no negotiation that russia will be involved in and with the sabotage of these pipelines will probably never be billed . i wouldn't do it, it bill this be blown up again. i'm t

michael young. it depicts the strife and the hardships before and after the brown versus board decision. and in the front, it depicts an idealized future. where we are still heading. where children experience the joy of education together of all races. in the background, the center of it is the supreme court elting. -- building. it's where the justice started and where we are headed in the future. we appreciate so much what the court does to lead this country. knowing what is justice, what is liberty, and what kind of people we want to be. thank you for sharing your time with us in the 10th circuit. [applause] >> tha a u.s. astronaut on the moon.

michael young. it depicts the strife and the hardships before and after the brown versus board decision. and in the front, it depicts an idealized future. where we are still heading. where children experience the joy of education together of all races. in the background, the center of it is the supreme court elting. -- building. it's where the justice started and where we are headed in the future. we appreciate so much what the court does to lead this country. knowing what is justice, what is liberty, and what kind of people we want to be. thank you for sharing your time with us in the 10th circuit. [applause] >> thank you, chief. see you in a couple weeks. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> if you missed any of the chief justice john roberts remarks on the courts authority after the overturning of roe v. wade, watch his remarks tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> live today on c-span, former house speaker paul ryan

michael young. it depicts the strife and the hardships before and after the brown versus board decision. and in the front, it depicts an idealized future. where we are still heading. where children experience the joy of education together of all races. in the background, the center of it is the supreme court elting. -- building. it's where the justice started and where we are headed in the future. we appreciate so much what the court does to lead this country. knowing what is justice, what is liberty, and what kind of people we want to be. thank you for sharing your time with us in the 10th circuit. [applause] >> t >> tuesday morning twitters former chief security officer testified before the senate judiciary committee about allegations of widespread security failures of the company. a two-part hearing wednesday on national security ramification. officials from facebook, youtube, tiktok, twitter, and several other companies will testify. also dr. rochelle walensky, dr. anthony fauci, and others discuss the federal monkeypox response. house and senate are both in session. the senate will

michael young. it depicts the strife and the hardships before and after the brown versus board decision. and in the front, it depicts an idealized future. where we are still heading. where children experience the joy of education together of all races. in the background, the center of it is the supreme court elting. -- building. it's where the justice started and where we are headed in the future. we appreciate so much what the court does to lead this country. knowing what is justice, what is liberty, and what kind of people we want to be. thank you for sharing your time with us in the 10th circuit. [applause] >> tha >> hal brands professor of global affairs at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies argues competition between the u.s. and china will reach its most dangerous point during this a decade. then we hear from candidates and pennsylvania's race. and democrat john fetterman talks with supporters at montgomery county community college. >> on monday britain says goodbye to its longest serving monarch as the state funeral for queen elizabeth ii is held. you can watch

michael young. it depicts the strife and the hardships before and after the brown versus board decision. and in the front, it depicts an idealized future. where we are still heading. where children experience the joy of education together of all races. in the background, the center of it is the supreme court elting. -- building. it's where the justice started and where we are headed in the future. we appreciate so much what the court does to lead this country. knowing what is justice, what is liberty, and what kind of people we want to be. thank you for sharing your time with us in the 10th circuit. [applause] >> tha >> coming up tuesday, the former head of security for 20 -- for twitter. live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. at 2:00 p.m. house lawmakers return from their summer recess to work on a bill eliminates the statute of limitations for minors exposed to human trafficking. members will also consider legislation regarding veteran compensation. on c-span two, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. to debate and vote on circuit court judicial nominations and on c-span 3, the senate armed services c

. >> a long conversation you had about james brown, like a father to me. but michaelson, i did the eulogy, he used to talk about how "rolling stone," when you helped break through in terms of putting black artists on the cover. and i don't think a lot of people understand that the music world in terms of the established media was not as inclusive as you helped to make it by cover stories, by making them pop, mainstream artists. it was almost like a surrogate, and you helped break that up. >> michael was on cover when he was 11 years old. >> right. >> we were from the beginning devotees of rhythm and blues and understood that it came from black music. that's where it's from. so we were straightforward about it and loved the music itself and wanted to honor those people who created it, part of its soul. and really almost more than sports helped to integrate the armed forces, sports, and music was what helped integrate the country. so we were -- yes. >> i'm so sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt. >> i just wanted to add, once al came in the office years ago to speak to our

watched by a large crowd paying their respects to a beloved monarch, adrian brown al jazeera, wellington islands that president michael the higgins, has paid tribute to the queen. he praised her for her historic visit in 2011 to all it will have suffered as a consequence of our trouble past. i extend my sincere thoughts and deep sympathy. she was the 1st british monarch to visit the country since his independence a century ago. the trip was praised as a moment of healing ireland for toward independence against britain that led to the country being partitioned from fini is a historian and political commentator. he explains how the queen's death might affect. she ran so long and she was like a constant. and unionist society and union his minds for the community in the north of ireland. there is no great loyalty towards the queen or a date towards britain. however, there is acknowledgement that the queen made a huge efforts in peace and reconciliation. president higgins is referred to her visit to ireland in 2011. she also came to the north of ireland. several times i met the senior figures in the re like martin mcguinne

michael lukes for my senior security policy. i live in the office of the us secretary of defense. wow. mike, looks like we're all going to be brown bread soon. i mean, holy crap, the u. s. u k. lead us stating yesterday that russia had never been threatened. and yeah, just, it's been a range of threatening statements, not by anything small, by the way. we talking nuclear weapons, atomic bombs. michael. yes, it's a scare tactic. and i'm, i'm a little concerned. i think what they're trying to do is height, height, this thing, unnecessarily to, to bring, bring this into more of a, of a conflict, then a and a threat. and then it really is, i haven't really heard threats out of russia on the use of tactical nukes. in fact, i think mr. lab, ralph has stated very pointedly that that's not in their, in their military defense posture, unless the country itself was directly threatened. then, then there would be a consideration, but it would be basically an invasion of russia that would be, that might prompt such a reaction. but we're hearing this also from members of congress. the constantly talking about it. i mean, i heard interviews jus

browns defensive end myles garrett. the video shows him sitting on the ground alert and responsive as they appear to treat his arm around 3 o'clock monday afternoon. witness michael chafee had just passed. garrett going in the opposite direction when in his rearview mirror, he saw garrett run off state road and sharon township, he says the portion on 11 turbo has flipped several times. miraculously he and his female passenger both wearing seat belts sustained non life-threatening injuries according to the nfl network, garrett swerved on a wet road to avoid hitting an animal and overcorrected chafee says he and 2 other men stopped to help. >> i wouldn't got blankets out of my truck and we want over to the porsche, not knowing who it was at the time and a female stumble out. got fasten your seat belt and came out and then we saw that it was miles gear inside. so we on hope to seat he came out on his own free will, but he was days. i mean, they were both days. >> that was kevin freeman reporting for us tonight. and according to reports, garrett status for sunday's game against the atlanta falcons. still up in the air. >> next, recession or not, the economy is in a t

michael, good morning. hailey bieber doesn't claim to have invented the brown lip liner and clear lip gloss, but that post aboutheir inspiration. others calling it cultural appropriation. this morning, supermodel hailey bieber facing backlash after sharing her new lip routine on tiktok with the caption, ready for all the fall things including brownie glazed lips. ♪ new girl on the block ♪ >> reporter: the now viral post causing a wave of criticism. social media users calling out the supermodel claiming she is culturally appropriating the makeup routine using dark lip liner and clear lip gloss, a popular style from the late '80s and '90s. >> i know that that lip combo is not hailey bieber lips. it is a latina and black woman lip combo. >> the issue is when something is sort of presented as if it's something new when it's a practice that has been around for decades and decades. african american and latina women get denigrated for the way that they present their body, the way they braid their hair. people use words like ghetto o or ratchet and have these identities to denigrate women. >> it was ghetto. it was tras

michael keaton, julia garner and lizzo were also winners. kumasi: season two of "abbott elementary" will premiere next wednesday. i love some charlie brown.she is 32. kumasi: give us a leg, the body, and the hair. reggie: she is wonderful and the show is wonderful. shout out to "white lotus" because maria also won. he was on midday live. super nice. drew: of course zendaya making history. reggie: and jennifer coolidge. drew: also they drop the trailer for reggie: reggie: season two yesterday. i did not see it. kumasi: i cannot wait. drew: i love that someone is -- is so good at what they do is honored it is always nice seeing that whether it is the writing or acting, it is so great. drew: the whole cast -- reggie: the whole cast deserves it and it -- they shut and they would win. jean smart thanked her botox office. [laughter] come on. drew: listen, they are helping. if you have not seen "hacks.: reggie: it is so good. drew: that writing is also very well done. it is a pitiful day today with temperatures really comfortable and the humidity dropping. you should -- you could not ask for a better day. it is a little bit windy and that is bri

was mean to the character of eleven played by millie bobby brown but as far as caleb is concerned he says it's bigotry plain and simple. michael young people die from sudden cardiac arrest each year. many without previously known heart issues. at an increased risk are young athletes and faith abubey has the details. good morning, faith. >> good morning, michael. studies have shown repeatedly that sudden cardiac arrest is the leading cause of death in student athletes during exercise. i talked to parents and their children who have experienced some very frightening close calls. 16-year-old hailey nearly died from sudden cardiac arrest while on the flag football field. >> my brain hurt so bad and then, like everything went black. >> reporter: her doctors say she has a heart condition and survived because she already had a lifesaving defibrillator thanks to a heart screening test. >> 1 in 300 young persons has a condition at risk for sudden cardiac arrest. >> reporter: the risk nearly four times higher in student athletes according to this doctor, head of the uw center for sports cardiology in washington. >> a football player who

brown lawyers. this law signed by brian kemp who is supposed to be a champion of democracy because he stood up against trump but he signed this law into effect that allows actors like michaelnd all of his trump allies to mass challenge voter registrations across the state of georgia and what that does is drive all these electoral boards to a halt because they are going to do their due diligence in checking voter registrations. hey, here's the kicker. brian kemp has the power to remove those folks from the electoral board. what happens when that happens? he puts people in place who doesn't believe the 2020 election is valid and looking at these voters registrations and tossing them out. they are all black and brown people and some people who dare to vote democrat. >> yeah, look, judging people and giving them credit for just one, like rudy giuliani and what he did on 9/11. republicans in the south are enacting a modern day jim crow. they reversed the constitutional amendment who put a poll tax in and then arrested them with desantis' election police and brian kemp doing this in georgia and then they whine and cry because republicans who run the state of' lass can a had deci

existential threat to them michael and of course, the confrontation in ukraine between the united states and russia is alarming and dangerous. but it seems to me that the comparison with the browns does not fit here, because correction of the crisis, of course, uh, it was much more acute, and a military blockade was introduced. a head-on collision of e warships in ukraine by the americans - this is, of course, a very serious situation. but this is still a proxy war, that is, an indirect one, it is involved in the united states and the conflict can, of course, but hmm reach the scale of the caribbean crisis, but i think that the likelihood of that is rather a small probability. and tell me, please, who provoked the caribbean crisis, of course, and the united states in many ways simply provoked the korean crisis, namely, the fact that a year before the crimean caribbean crisis there was an attempt to overthrow castro. this is a landing in the bay of pigs. in the first year, the missiles in turkey in italy forget the second moment of the missiles, american missiles are deployed in turkey and and you can say blockade well, they went out of the situation. they found a compromise, bu

michael lion. this whole process has really incredible example of racist genocide. it is really no other way you can talk about it, and it's-perhaps you read the san francisco standard article showing how willy browng given hundred thousand dollar a month to lobby for lenard to continue this project. this is just capitalism going crazy, and i really don't see how it will be possible to have a cleanup. it is buried too deeply, and the city broke it and the city is going to have to fix it. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> hello. hi. i'm (inaudible) sutton and i'm with san francisco bay physicians for social responsibility. i'm a public health professional and calling toland my support for all of the concerns by the community members who have been for decades and decades and decades experiencing the health harms of the bayview hunters opponent contamination. appreciate the attention to the matter that the board of supervisors has been playing but i wanted to really put in a very strong urge that the intergenerational passing of this poison needs to be halted and the board of supervisors is clear can actually stop the race to the bottom by using its power to essential