our earliest cases involve the mirror group. newspapers are very competitive beasts. - the late 905 into the 20005, in fleet street, _ there were two big groups, i there was news international, which was the sun, - the news of the world. and there was their direct rival which. was the mirror group. the daily mirror, the sunday. mirror and the sunday people. i edited the people. there was tremendous - competition head to the sun, on the one hand that was the biggest seller. - and the daily mirror, _ which was trying desperately to overtake and beat their rival. what sold newspapers was celebrity. - and the more salacious thati story was, the better it sold. if someone ever said to me, what would you change in your life? i would absolutely have never ever, ever become a public figure. ever. success is great, but privacy is priceless. i lost my leg in 1993, crushed my pelvis and punctured my lung and suddenly it was all over the media. "model overcomes adversity," i'd only been a model for like five minutes. and then i had nonstop g

our earliest cases involved the mirror group. wspapers are very competitive beasts. - the late '90s into the 2000s, in fleet street, there - were two big groups. there was news international, which was the sun, _ the news of the world. and there was their direct rival, which was the mirror group, - the daily mirror, the sunday mirror and the sunday people. _ i edited the people. there was tremendous - competition, head to head, between the sun, on the one hand, that was the biggest seller, - and the daily mirror, - which was trying desperately to overtake and beat their rival. what sold newspapers was celebrity. and the more salacious that story was, the better it sold. _ if someone ever said to me, "what would you change in your life?", i would absolutely have never ever ever become a public figure. ever. success is great, but privacy is priceless. i lost my leg in 1993, crushed my pelvis, punctured my lung. suddenly, it was all over the media. "model overcomes adversity". i'd only been a model for, like, five minutes. and then,

across the next three years, mirror group repeatedly refused to make any admission of guilt over hacking repeated the statement it has made many times over the last year, that its journalists worked within the law and within the press complaints code of conduct. all that changed, partly due to one journalist. he was arrested for hacking at the news of the world, but told police that he had been taught to hack whilst working at the sunday mirror. despite all the documentary evidence we have, the single most important thing are witnesses and whistle—blowers in particular. by whistle—blowers, i mean journalists who are willing to come forward to give evidence that they hacked phones and it's very rare for that to happen. that's why dan evans is so important because he has come forward and admitted to doing this kind of stuff and doing it regularly. it's incredibly important evidence for the claimants. at the height of it, - i was hacking 100, 150 people a day, maybe. people like kate moss, - daniel craig, david blunkett, who was the home secretary. at the time, lots of celebrities, sports p

today, mgn limited, part of the trinity mirror group, settled my case by apologising for hacking my phoneng me a sum in damages which they've insisted i keep confidential. were it not for the mirror's threat to seek their costs if i continued with my case, i would have sought to scrutinise these activities further and get to the bottom of the extensive cover up which i believe took place. when i said to the mirror, "i want to go to court," they would say, "here's some money." and i'd write back to them through my lawyer, "i don't want money, i just want to go to court." "oh, this is ridiculous. "go away. "here's some more money." why are you offering me more money? i'm not asking for money. i just want to go to court to hear the truth. "oh, this is ridiculous. "go away. "here's some more money." and they kept going up and up and up, offering me more and more money. it got to the stage where, and it sounds like, it is very much a first world problem, if i didn't accept their offer and then went to court and the judge decided an offer that was less than that, i would have been liable for al

legal action against the mirror group over allegations of phone hacking. who did you hack? it would be quicker to say- who i didn't hack, wouldn't it? it'd be easier. celebrities, politicians... i was living in this sort of super highway of illicit information. it was exciting. you felt like a spy. as the years have gone by, - the story has grown and grown. it's 100 times worse - than the press admitted to. these are frankly eyewatering claims. bugging cars, listening to and recording live phone calls, paying police officials for sensitive information. i don't know to this day how many people have heard my deepest secrets, my desires. ...that phone hacking was not. practised by the mail on sunday or the daily mail. i didn't feel like i was working in some sort of underground illegal news gathering operation. i was working at the sun. what you saw was what you got. you have just about anybody who's ever appeared in a tabloid newspaper saying, "give me large wadges of cash, please." i think it's actually a legal scandal. it's not the money i'm after. it's to expose their guil

legal action against the mirror group over allegations of phone hacking. who did you hack? sort of superhighway of illicit information. it was exciting. you felt like a spy.

legal action against the mirror group over allegations of phone hacking. who did you hack?

legal action against the mirror group over allegations of phone hacking. who did you hack? it would be quicker to say- who i didn't hack, wouldn't it? it'd be easier. celebrities, politicians... i was living in this sort of super highway of illicit information. it was exciting. you felt like a spy. i don't know to this day how many people have heard my deepest secrets, my desires.— people have heard my deepest secrets, my desires. phone hacking was not practised _ secrets, my desires. phone hacking was not practised by _ secrets, my desires. phone hacking was not practised by the _ secrets, my desires. phone hacking was not practised by the mail- secrets, my desires. phone hacking was not practised by the mail on i was not practised by the mail on sunday at the daily mail. you have 'ust about sunday at the daily mail. you have just about had _ sunday at the daily mail. you have just about had everybody - sunday at the daily mail. you have | just about had everybody appearing in a daily— just about had everybody appearing in a daily newspaper saying give me the money — in a

moment against three major newspapers , against three major newspapers, newspaper groups, the mirror grouplking about the one we're talking about at the moment. also has a claim moment. but he also has a claim against associated newspapers, moment. but he also has a claim aga publishers ited newspapers, moment. but he also has a claim aga publishers ofd newspapers, moment. but he also has a claim aga publishers of the wspapers, moment. but he also has a claim aga publishers of the daily)ers, the publishers of the daily mail. made a decision mail. and he has made a decision that is going to, you know, that he is going to, you know, hold the tabloid news industry in this country to account. and he's doing that by bringing claims against, as i say, all of the major groups. >> but we should stress that these other cases that are that are ongoing, no judge will be swayed by what's happening in these other cases. they will only focus on this particular one. >> yeah , i mean, every judge in >> yeah, i mean, every judge in every case is there to look at the facts and the evidence relevant to the a

is this with the mirror group. is this something separate? what's happening? newspaper group. >> it is not separate in the sense that the allegations are the same. and broadly speaking, he's to take on fleet he's decided to take on fleet street and say , hey, you people street and say, hey, you people have behaved in an illegal way , have behaved in an illegal way, in a serial way , in a criminal in a serial way, in a criminal way, time and time again, i'm one of your victims and i'm going to take the fight to you on behalf of all the other people who can't afford to do it . but it's a significant moment in this claim because at the trial, the short three day trial , the newspaper group tried very, very hard to get the whole claim struck out . claim struck out. >> and that was clearly their intention and their hope. now they have succeeded in striking out the part of his claim to do with phone hacking. >> and the reason for that is, is the judge has said that you knew enough about this phone hacking activity at a time. >> well , in 2000 at hacking activity at

after harry admitted he had no evidence to prove phone hacking in his high court battle against mirror groupjune . back in june. >> when you think your phone was consistently hacked throughout the 15 year period between 1996 and 2011, the time period that makes up your claim against mgm, it could have been happening on a daily basis. >> i simply don't know. >> i simply don't know. >> are you aware of any evidence to show this? >> no . that's part of the reason >> no. that's part of the reason i'm here. my lord. >> so what do you think? as harry's phone hacking claim against the sun publisher is thrown out with scathing criticism from the judge? is he losing his war against the british tabloid press? dan at gbnews.com vote in our poll at gbnews.com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. but to debate this now, i'm joined by the pro sus journalist nina myskow , deputy leader of ukip , myskow, deputy leader of ukip, rebecca jane and the editor in chief of majesty magazine. ingnd chief of majesty magazine. ingrid seward. so, ingrid, what's your take on this ? what's your take on this? >> well,

after harry admitted he had no evidence to prove phone hacking in his high court battle against mirror groupjune . back in june. >> when you think your phone was consistently hacked throughout the 15 year period between 1996 and 2011, the time period that makes up your claim against mgm, it could have been happening on a daily basis. >> i simply don't know. >> i simply don't know. >> are you aware of any evidence to show this? >> no . that's part of the reason >> no. that's part of the reason i'm here. my lord. >> so what do you think? as harry's phone hacking claim against the sun publisher is thrown out with scathing criticism from the judge? is he losing his war against the british tabloid press? dan at gbnews.com vote in our poll at gbnews.com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. but to debate this now, i'm joined by the pro sus journalist nina myskow , deputy leader of ukip , myskow, deputy leader of ukip, rebecca jane and the editor in chief of majesty magazine. ingnd chief of majesty magazine. ingrid seward. so, ingrid, what's your take on this ? what's your take on this? >> well,

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open area of ​​the city theater hosts other types of traditional ashura mirror shows we have reciting and naqali. in our time, the groupsal districts who are performing ashurai music. traditional iranian ritual houses where it is said that programs for their preservation and education are being implemented in sangalaj theater. naqali reciting, ta'zieh, training classes are held. arshiya's nava program and farshchian's rehearsal program will start at 6:30 pm every day . the forecast for the next two days continues to be unstable for parts of the strip in the north of the country, we will have for areas of the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil, gilan, mazandaran, especially the western parts of mazandaran province and the central alborz highlands, parts of zanjan province, we expect showers, thunderstorms and temporary strong winds to break the image in parts of the south of the country, areas of the south of kerman province, south of sistan and baluchistan, north and east of hormozgan and parts of the southeast of fars province. temporarily strong wind and we expect this while in other parts of the c

respected countrymen, news from 8 am to and my colleagues in the news group that we present in the morning to the traditional mirror from the perspective of the members to announce the beginning of the month of muharram and the beginning of special mourning programs for the martyrdom days of imam hussain (peace be upon him) was held in the razavi shrine. in this ceremony, the representatives of the religious delegation from iran received mourning flags so that the mourning rituals in the country and the islamic world will officially begin. labik or hossein labik or hossein can be heard moving his hands mourning delegations in the streets and alleys announce the beginning of the holy month of muharram. on the eve of the arrival of the month of muharram, and in the traditional rituals of the religions , the black flag is waved on the dome of the razavi shrine. from tonight, programs of the holy shrine are held every day in five sections, after the morning prayer, before and after the noon and evening prayers, and after the evening and evening prayers. maghrib and isha prayers will begin in the traditional ritual with

so i thought that seems to be uh, you know, smoking smoke and mirrors as usual to the laser off the valve. domestic group has apparently reappeared for the 1st time since he moved to better risk off the his short lived mutiny in russia. in a video that has always been independently verified, if any precaution is reported to be heard, it's heading his fights is that they will no longer take part in a war and ukraine. and that's what's happened is a disgrace bush and also told them it's time to prepare for what he called quotes a new jenny to africa. 2 accredited and says that president food change will not physically attend next month's books to somebody in south africa. instead, he'll join want a video link. in the photos, the international criminal court issuing an arrest warrant for him for suspected war crimes and ukraine. as the secret treat to the i, c. c, south africa would have a duty to arrest him if you arrive the present system, oppose it has wound up in arresting for routine with risk. a war with laska security forces and can you have a rest of the $300.00? the anti government protest is at le

chastity and hijab to this day imam hussain (peace be upon him) mirror square started at 17:00 in the afternoon with the presence of different groupsd is with me , they are the world of song , the mother of the sardars was separated, now he is a martyr and he swears to make shion more beautiful for love . greetings to you, dear and respected viewers, but today is the end of the award . it is going to be held in tehran, the capital, and the closing ceremony of the national cultural industry packaging design award is going to be held in the country .

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a group of old men and women of the neighborhood decorates the body of imam hussain (peace be upon him) with green cloths, willows, and mirrors. it is more than 300 years old, the people of the villages and neighborhoods of north khorasan hold the hassan hossein ceremony, which is the prelude to the lamentation and mourning ceremony. mourning ceremony for martyrs of karblast on the first night of muharram, gholaman hosseini, first set up tents in the jame mosque of the village, and every day and every night of muharram , they pray and mourn . the reading of imam hosseini's house in new bazar neighborhood of yazd is held from the 1st to the 13th day of the month of muharram and also in the month of safar from the arbaeen of imam hossein, peace be upon him, for up to 10 days. this ritual is recitation of old traditions in the month of muharram in taft city at the time when there were no audio devices, to inform the people about the mourning ceremony of the hosseinites , the hearts of the old men and young people held imam taftan in the hosseiniyeh. the old tradition of zang heydari, which has been beautiful for several years ,

mirror work can be seen . they sing for a small martyr of karbalai ruqyah amu dareh haun was performed by noor al-zahra hymn group at the same time as muharram 1445. a love story by javad parvin. a review of a part of the story of noon on the 10th day and its description in a musical piece, along with remembering the martyrs of ashura of this time, such as the teenage martyrs of shahcheragh, shows the kidneys and ashura and the entire land of karbala . "don't go traveling anymore" song "babi man " has been performed in cooperation with haj qasim girls' song group of zanjan province here you can watch the work of the three-year-old daughter of imam hussain (peace be upon him) with her father. the nasim velayat hymn group and the leadership of the share of uprising and mourning lessons have been reviewed from zanjan province . the media is trying to connect the new generation with the ashurai generation eastern radio and television news agency, i spoke a lot of people, but i was not with the people. with my report, there are cases of use in the field that the most important area is the retirement of the imam, the s

and the matchmakers call their people the mirror of our relations with ukraine, they looked, and here and there the international group we are talking international although all of their own did not share anyone. right. most importantly, okay there politics, but these are colleagues, comrade our friends. here it went. i'm shocked. anechka like your granddaughter, well, as it were, something happened to him. she was a normal person. let's see, this when they blew up the crimean bridge. here's her rex . yes, it's like that. that's the kind of energy that barely speaks like that. when they protected her, she poisoned herself in moscow. there were shootings. fedka, her agenda of some kind of currency, came to her , made arrangements with the doctors, came. roughly speaking, we saved fedya especially. well, that's all. and suddenly such hatred, as if we brought together , you know, they took this and went to shoot ukraine , this is generally this is for me. it's simple. let's see, that's what colleagues on the series said. my dears we here in russia experience, of course, incredible shame and shame in front of what happene

religious ritual is held by a group of old men and sadat the neighborhood pays for the holy body of imam hussain , peace be upon him, with green cloths, black willows, and mirrorsurning madahi in hassan hossein religion is a legacy that is inherited from fathers to children. the historical village of tikdar, 45 kilometers north of kerman, is the venue of one of the oldest and most sincere mourning ceremonies for the martyrs of karbala on the first night of muharram, pir gholaman hosseini. in the mosque jame sets up a village and prays and mourns every day and every night of muharram . imam hossein's house in yazd has been hosting very old days since 200 years ago . until the thirteenth of the month of muharram and also the month of safar, the arbaeen of imam hussain, peace be upon him, is held for 10 days. the rain of perfumes in this ceremony, which continues until the maghrib and isha prayers , is attended by people. ritual in the time when there were no audio devices to inform the people about the mourning ceremony it used to be held on the roof of the hosseini houses, zed d'el now, a group of old slaves and young people in the hosseiniyeh of imam taftan, th

a cash ritual is held by a group of elders and sadats of the neighborhood of the pure body of imam hussain, peace be upon him. decorated with green cloths, willows and mirrors they say that the ritual of transporting the temperamental man is more than 300 years old. the people of the villages and neighborhoods of north khorasan hold the hasan hossein ritual, which is the prelude to the ceremony of chanting the principles of paying praise in the hassan hossein ritual. it is a legacy that is inherited from fathers to children. historical tikdar, 45 kilometers north of kerman, the place where one of the oldest and most sincere mourning ceremonies for the martyrs of karbala is held, on the first night of muharram, pir gholaman hosseini first pitches the tents in the jame masjid of the village, and every day and every night of muharram, he goes to rozah . they read and mourn at the imam's house hossein, yazd, with more than 200 years of history, hosts very old days. imam hossein's shrine ceremony in new bazaar neighborhood of yazd has been held for nearly 200 years, from the first to the thirteenth day of muharram and also in the month of safar from the arbaeen

follows video footage published by the sunday mirror appearing to show people at the gathering drinking and dancing. as the nhs marks its 75th anniversary today, a groupg health think tanks have warned that the service won't be around to celebrate its 100th anniversary without investment and that it has endured a decade of underinvestment. the anniversary is being marked with a service at westminster abbey, involving 1,500 nhs staff. schools in england face further disruption in the morning as teachers in the national education union strike over pay. the government says its offer is fair and reasonable, but it has been rejected by all four education unions, who've warned that further strike action in the autumn is likely if the dispute remains unresolved. now to afghanistan, where the taliban have ordered hair and beauty salons to close within a month. the ruling is yet another blow for women's freedoms, which have been dramatically limited since the taliban returned to power two years ago. since then, girls have been banned from attending secondary schools, women have been prohibited from going to parks, travelling without a male campanion — and atte

the mirrors that are held in this place and now have also been found, the request for reading stools is in this way that the life and mourning groupso different guilds operate in the market, such as goldsmiths, tailors, shoemakers , and from the door, usually because it is the same markets. that they themselves operate from there they mourn, and then they reach the four big wheels, which have 4 legs , and each of them has 15 minutes and 10 minutes to recite the mourning verses, and he goes up, prays , and mourns, and then comes down. it's all that there is a lot on hand and everyone has the opportunity to make this happen, and one of the reasons is that the time is short and in fact, the reading from the stool is not more than every 20 minutes, the reason is that in the old days, there were no microphones and speakers, and with their own voice should actually do this circuit and yes and the larynx is tired because of this shortening time which can actually be praised and good for very traditional, there is a very nostalgic atmosphere, now as my dear, i know how different guilds are located in tehran grand bazaar, because as you men

listening to justin trudea on failed messaging on an american group of conservatives, it is just a lazy argument. he needs to look in the mirrorppening in canada and stop judging what is happening south of his border, focus on the prize, justin. >> harris: it signifies he's lost control he's trying to get back, he will go to spaces where the woke folk will agree with him, poke it at religion, poke at faith, poke at belief systems, that sort of thing. >> canada has become a different country during covid and post-covid, freedom of speech has been reigned in and canadians are so polite and don't want to offend anybody. they haven't tried to get back what they lost during covid and i think trudea is realizing make there is awakening there. i think faith will be big issue around the world in coming elections and they are terrified, why you are seeing the strategy unfold now. >> harris: don't touch our kids or religion, that is the message. we'll see. why a former hollywood studio former chief is warning the historic strike between actors and writers could lead to absolute collapse of the hollywood industry. that might not be bad f

different things that looked like professional development in large groups every week every month looked like a teacher who's struggling mirror showing up in their classroom. i teach with you can i model lesson with you. that meant another teacher struggling to find complex, juicy text to in their class. her team is out at the library trying to photograph and texts and then driving them over to the school. it was all the big things, all the little things and in the course of three years, they get back their scores and they see test scores have gone up. scores and reading, writing, math, science across the yellow department, double the number of students are exiting the yale program than they did three years ago. and teachers who are not yale teachers are coming to the yale department going, what are you doing? i'm seeing the change in our students in all my classroom. are you doing how can i learn from you so it can happen and it happens when a superintendent is deeply supportive of innovation. it happens when a whole is there supporting teachers on the ground every day and it's really powerful when it does. so i'll leave you

ukraine mirror declares the east of the black sea and the sea of ​​azov dangerous for ships. a reinforced groupingth reconnaissance functions appears on the black sea. this is an aircraft from the usa , france, italy, their number for some days reached eight, they monitored this region. moreover, there may be an observation of grain route and monitoring targets in the crimea, the russian ministry of defense on the same days publishes videos with its naval forces. today, in the black sea, as part of the missile strike groups e, i. uh, exercises were conducted from two boats. uh, delivering a missile attack on a simulated enemy of the exercise was an exercise performed using multiple missile weapons. the shooting was successful conditionally, the enemy was destroyed. and here it is necessary to pay attention that even before these russian exercises , kiev, starting from monday, even in public the field is probing the mood, whether one of their partners is ready to fit into this situation by forceful methods to move the russian fleet and resume the work of the sea grain corridor. the black sea grain

group of old men and sadats of the neighborhood. it is a symbol of the holy body of imam hussein , peace be upon him. they decorate it with black and green cloths, willows and mirrors. north khorasan holds the hasan hossein ritual, which is the prelude to the lamentation ceremony, the principles of paying praise in the hassan hossein ritual is a legacy that is passed down from fathers to children, the foundation of knowledge . the historical village of tikdar, 45 kilometers north of kerman, is the venue for one of the oldest and most sincere mourning ceremony for the martyrs of karbala on the first of muharram pirgholaman hosseini first sets up tents in the jame mosque of the village, and every day and every night of muharram, they pray and mourn. the house of imam hosseini, which is more than 200 years old, hosts a very old prayer ceremony of imam hosseini in bazar neighborhood of yazd. it has been held for 200 years from the 1st to the 13th day of muharram and also in the month of safar from the arbaeen of imam hussain , peace be upon him, for 10 days. the old one is in the month of muharram in taft city, this was when there were no tools a voice was used to info

officers were deployed as groups of teenagers, vandalized, and set fire to buildings in with a 200 pounds across the country. with today, french president macro and met with the mirrors of those towns, the initial outrage over the death of a teenage boy fading for now replaced by calls for calm and appeals to wall in order. we have more now with this report. outside paris city, whole city council members held a peaceful protest against the recent and rest in france. the mayor sees the lack of solidarity in society. is that more equal than you solve? we are here to condemn the violence against property and people without any reservation to put it. nothing can justify violence. love utilize across from citizens got out in front of town whole so, so the, the everything matches among them the mayor of a paris, up at whose house had been attacked. his wife and child were injured while fleeing the scene. in the eastern city across the french interior minister inspected the damage on sunday night. the few classes, but so far more than 3000 people have been arrested. to me, this is the average age of those the rest of this 17 as well. but some of them who set fines or tax po

mirror image will happen, the inverse, right? you have sane republicans, independents, suburban women, every single other voter group that trump would order to win is going to be saying, that is not what we want in our president. >> scott, republicans announced the date of their first caucus next year, january, that sounds extreme close in ways that many americans are probably not ready for at this point but they don't want him to come back. what is your sense of it? it just seems like going back to 2016, this fractured field is going to help donald trump. ted cruz one in 2015, donald trump did not in 2016. but, over time, we saw in primary after caucus after primary, the fractured field worked to his advantage. >> it has not been since george w. bush, that a candidate has one the iowa caucus in a contested situation and gone on to be the republican nominee. i guess, back to obama for the democrats. iowa has not picked the nominee. however, in this case because of the dominant position trump is in, you would think of which state he would be the most vulnerable in, it would probably be iowa. if you can't stop him in iowa, what would

mirror. late with humility and acknowledge the values that are inherent to, but also above politics. >> this week, lives robbed, a groupg gun violence went to capitol hill to meet with lawmakers. they handed out these great, green converse with a small black hearts. a number of democratic members handed -- more of the pin, but as advocates handed want to lauren boebert, she appeared to try toss it in the trash. [inaudible] >> thank you, have a nice day. >> we hope to take action on gun violence prevention -- >> yes, boebert market on guns after includes a recent push and make to repeal bipartisan gun control measures and and a writing from the nra. so hurt like of support for the cause not entirely surprising, but the lack of empathy, of humanity, for a family that has lost her family -- child to gun violence? that is beyond upholding. and the words of her mother, written just after eight days of the shooting, what i would like the world to know about meta yuleana rodriguez is in her favorite color was great and she loves this lundgren converse so much to try hard on the right one. her favorite shot was attacked on tit

mirror sometimes and i feel like a monster. >> she doesn't hold her parents responsible. democrats say republicans are out of line attacking marginalized groupsng today is nothing less than a taxpayer funded platform for congressional republicans to bully transgender kids who are already some of the most vulnerable members of our community. >> gop is focusing on social issues like transgender care and sports as a wedge for 2024. democrats believe the tactic could backfire on the gop. >> harris: thank you. raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. i know you have strong thoughts about this. please share. >> look, harris, we heard jerry nadler say and i'll quote, he said we're dealing with safe and mainstream care. harris, there is nothing safe or mainstream about this care at all. in fact, our own fda has never approved these cross gender hormones or puberty blockers for young people or anybody. it has never been approved. you have sweden, the u.k., finland all backing off of what they call gender-affirming care meaning use of hormones and sex change therapy, surgeries. they are backing off because they've seen the fallout. our own fda, i want to

again, we've got to look in the mirror, lead with humility and acknowledge the values that are inherent to, but also above politics. >> this week, lives rob, a groupapitol hill to meet with lawmakers. they handed out, you'll see them on your screen, these beautiful pins. green converse with a small black heart in her memory. a number of democratic lawmakers dawned up in. but as advocates handed to republican congresswoman -- she appeared to toss it in the trash. >> we hope you take action on gun violence protection. >> yes. her record on gun safety includes a recent push in made to repeal bipartisan gun control measures. and an a rating from the arl. so her lack of support from the cause is not necessarily surprising. but the lack of empathy? of humanity? for a family that has lost their child to gun violence, well that is beyond appalling. and if she will not honor its, then we will. in the words of her mother, just days after the shooting she wrote, what i'd like to world to know about -- is that her favorite color was green. and she loved those lime green converts so much that she drew a heart on the right one. her favorite show was attack on a

mirroring and the creation of sort isolated identities, fears and how you can have. i want to kind of put this in the context of an anecdote many years ago i was following a group of people that were thinking about, you know, kind of pluralism and safety. and we had a series of conversations around policing and safety and one group of conversations had was with a group of kind, radical, working class, undocumented organizers in queens who were very much saying know they were muslim, they were saying there were there was this challenge where you had these police officers who were coming into community spaces and tracking everybody and surveilling everybody. and that was the way they understood it. the next hour, we went to meet with community affairs officers. many of whom are people of color. and from the neighborhoods. and there were muslim police officers there saying, you know, we belong to the community. we have the communities trust and we have access. and we can be there as a source of support and resource. there was this absolute the same experience being perceived in two completely different ways by people who shared the same space. and i'm curious about your to

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won't find a broader group of cynics in the world, but like paige, we wouldn't be doing this work if we were optimistic in the long run. and i look at the troubles ahead and mirrors some behind unfortunately, but i have fundamental faith in the majority of human nature that people ultimately want a democracy that responds to them. and we ultimately have agency in that process to both create and keep a democracy that responds to the people and i think it's going to take a lot of work, including a lot of work by a lot of people in this room, but, yes, i'm optimistic that we'll continue to get there. as david mentioned, the graph is going in the right direction. if you look over the history of the u.s. at the percentage of adult citizens who are participating in the electoral process, it's only going up and to the right, which is exactly where it should be and you'd rather be living today than 50 years ago or 100 years ago or 150 years ago. doesn't mean there aren't bumps ahead, but i'm optimistic. >> charles, many in the room rely on the data sets that you provide and analysis you add to the data. ... about how the election was administered. amidst the pandemic, al