morning wewhy this lost the poor people's moral justice policy platform as an update to our moral agendaatform to our elected officials. we are asking you to go to june 020.org or text tomorrow to 90975 and make sure we get this policy platform to our elected officials. please help us today. >> this is not a time to tinker around the edges with small reforms. we need bold demands and a complete restructuring of society to address these interlocking injustices. june2020.org or text 75 to send these demands to congress. >> i am from louisiana and those numbers are staggering. when i saw this beginning to happen, this narrative of how we were just going to reopen the country, there was a clear racial tinge. there was a sense that as news outlets like yours begin to cover these racial disparities that conservative politicians around the country made a big shift in the way they were talking about this and said, ok, we can reopen the country. underneath that is this idea that these lives do not have value. when i use the term net policy policy refers to the politics of death. how governments,

and moral budget. our elected officials. o we are asking you to go to june2020.org or text moral to 90975 and make sure we get this urgent policy platform to our elected officials. please help us today. >> this is not a time to tinker around the edges with small reforms. we need both demands and a complete restructuring of society to address these interlocking injustices. go now to june2020.org or text now moral to 90975 to send these demands now to congress. >> you know, i am from louisiana. it is my home state, and those numbers are absolutely staggering. when i saw this beginning to happen, this narrative about how we were going to go ahead and reopen the country, there was a clear racial continuing to it. there was a sense as news outlets like yours have begun to cover the racial disparitieses that conservative politicians around the country made a big shift in the way they were talking about and saying we can reopen the company. underlying that is that these lives don't have value. hen i use the t

we fight morality. tv,y time i turn on the there is all kinds of killings and the language is her and this. -- horrendous. i have a grandsons and a finding something decent to watches hard in today's culture. very quickly -- but russia was proven to want to create discord in our country. i do not think they really cared who won. they love this. our enemies love it when we are divided like this. host: that issa rae in north carolina. in orth carolina. we all get to where we are by our experiences and the things that shape us. i think we are two divided on the left in the right, but we are fighting something we have never seen before. in the midst of covid-19, we said we need to shut down. people were self-quarantined and all of a sudden they found something significant. they said i had to step up and fight for humanity even if i get sick or die. in that strength, we have to find unity. we have to see that we have far more in common. the dissonance and writing -- riding in america to tell uss trying somet

the community capped the moral high ground and it galvanized the world. and so, what you see in places opacross the country are people who have the moral high ground but it has been hijacked andof they are no different than the law enforcement officers that i consider to be their behavior to be no more than thugs, the weight george floyd was killed for no reason at all and others just stood around and did nothing as if it was something they were accustomed to even though cameras were rolling and they did not seem to care. you need to ask yourself what happened to these few bad apples that would cause him to react in such a way and not show humanity? it is also a lack of humanity to burn, loot, destroy, burn precincts and to disrupt where people have a largerle -- this s gone on for so long it did not start with president trump but it happened with obama, clinton and bush. baltimore was burned, dc was burnt along time ago and this continued and what has happened and these dogsth to be taken ino custody and booked and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the

is advancing grave moral evils by standing for the opposite.t wasn't just a politically right thing to do, to support him then and now, it was the morally right thing to do. they were early -- they were morally compelled to stand on those issues. writefrom your book, you certainty on the sanctity of innocent human life, religious supportand unyielding for israel, president trump has been the champion for biblical values of people of faith. the only remaining question is this, will the faith community step up to the plate to defend its principles as enthusiastically as the left and democrats plan to do in 2020? plenty of calls waiting. we will hear from trent in louisiana. caller: hey ralph. the scripture i have been living in in my christian -- is here our god for we are despised, our captors sneer and scorned us and say sing us a song, sing us a song, but how can we sing in an alien land? -- wems like we are in have intense powers and principalities over blacks, and withispanics, etc. this perfect storm emerging with the virus and the economy

look at the new york times then burying morality his presidency versus the new york times now a close look at believing election data suggests an initial analysis by the oas that raised questions of vote rigging and helped force and the president was fluent the oas by the way is to stink champ a see they now claim there were so many irregularities that new one could find the truth you're doing a statistical exercise on documents that are falsified the question is not whether the false numbers add up the question is whether the false or not and the it's like the movie inception you know a dream within a dream within a dream except in this case it's apparently election monitoring fraud inside made up statistics inside thick grass and at the end of the day bravo ladies and gentlemen the oas an organization mostly funded by the united states you may be surprised to hear virtually stolen elections sparking a military coup and got rid of a leader that the united states didn't like without falsifying a single vote now that he's a heist but i guess the if there were professor of latin america

think about what i just said so evo morales was elected. fairly it seems and democratically within less than 48 hours after he was elected the european union the organization of american states and the united states state department declared his election fraudulent which fomented a coup causing the elected president to leave the country only to be replaced by a new president one that is more to the liking of washington and the oas and the e.u. so shouldn't surprise anyone that this type of foreign election meddling took place shouldn't surprise anybody that the so-called fraudulent election used to remove a president turns out now to be not a fraud no it should not surprise you in fact it does not surprise you not if you regularly watch this newscast. i want to take you back 4 months ago february 27th right here on this set when i reported what the new york times is reporting now. his election was fraudulent they said well there's now a group of experts who have come forward they've looked through all the details the statistical analysis an

alleges conservative of european descent backed by the united states stands as a contrast to morale a socialist party and indigenous roots u.s. officials and some academics quickly supported the oas his findings and morality his ouster in fact u.s. secretary of state mike pompei a tweeted back in november quote fully support the findings of the oas official report recommending new elections in bolivia to ensure a truly democratic process representative of the people's will the credibility of the electoral system must be restored it's noted that there was likely some election fraud in bolivia so how much and where remains unclear the oas report was done quickly so it's likely not all the election data was thoroughly analyzed further some argue that the media's akko chamber added to the overall contention and confusion in a feb 27th that in the washington post to noted mit researchers disputed the oas report saying vitter research found no reason to suspect fraud writing that quote the media has largely reported the allegations of fraud as fact and of a morale is meanwhile is now in arg

how do the folks regain that moral high ground? guest: you're not going to lose the moral high ground when you watch that video of what happened to george floyd. no matter what you may think about law enforcement and the communities and people protesting you cannot see that -- i don't know if many people were able to watch the entire nine or ten minutes to see that kind of cruelty. i think people were shocked to see something like that. and it's unfortunate that there are those who have their own agenda and i can't say whether they're being paid for by someone. i don't get caught up in conspiracy theories. i don't know what it is that causes people to do further damage and harm to communities already suffering through the pandemic and covid-19 and yet i see these people. so what do i have to do with this? i believe you destroy my life i'm already suffering i'm not getting ppe money, i've got employee that is need to be employed and yet you're showing disrespect. you're going to always have this. and i also don't think the answer is

in december 2019 in new york times published a story titled election fraud evo morales international panel concludes with a subhead about the charges of voting fraud that led to protests in the exile of bolivian president evo morales as being confirmed in a final report by the washington d.c. based think tank the organization of american states or oas for short the oas report concluded that bolivia selection was marred by widespread deliberate fraud. fast forward to june 7th and a long piece in the times sunday edition last week about a bitter election accusations of fraud and now 2nd thoughts about those accusations oh boy the times writes that a new study by independent researchers quote using data obtained by the new york times from the bolivian electoral authorities has found the oas is statistical analysis was itself flawed why because it relied on incorrect data and inappropriate statistical techniques. the election fraud allegations led to violent protests in bolivia and charges against morale is terrorism and sedition braless fled bolivia to mexico city on nov 10th and was gr

what happens now i mean does that guy the elected official president evo morales does he get his office back and he was seemingly according to the new york times cheated out of. this is the news with rick sanchez again where we cover a story you will simply not see anywhere on c.n.n. or on fox or on the b.b.c. or on n.b.c. because we believe it's time to do news again. here is our list of the questions we think you'll be asking tomorrow after watching our newscast tonight is evo morales election if it wasn't fraudulent why isn't the president should a show about cops where a death occurred be canceled and despite the sino us friction is wild way fix sure that simply will not go away. let's go ahead and begin with the very latest now from bolivia a country where like so many before it had foreign meddling in its election. if you have latin american roots as i do by the way you would know that this has been going on in that part of the world for more than a century really and apparently it's still going on here with more on this story is our to correspondent john harvey. in december 2019

president, i look at the bill, this is a moral moment, how our nation will respond in the moral moment. the police officer, quote, shames us before the world, i'm quoting an naacp official who i said it well. so did the murder of rayshard brooks, breonna taylor and so many names we may not have heard before and many we'll hear over and over again. a lot of us feel that shame. countless millions of americans feel that shame. they feel that sadness and they feel that anger all these weeks since that terrible moment that we all witnessed. and so many moments before and after that. and as they feel that shame and express anger and frustration and as they protest and proclaim as they march and mobilize, as they use their voice and cast their votes, they demand change, but not simply just change in and of itself, a certain kind of change. the kind of change we see rarely in washington these days and frankly, rarely over the course of american history. but i think we might be in one of those moments now. they demand transformative change. they demand, and appropriately so, systemic change to

the moral ends. perhaps mr. connor and his policemen have been rather nonviolent and public, as was chief prichard in albany, georgia. but they have used nonviolence to maintain the immoral end of racial injustice. as t.s. eliot has said, the last temptation is the greatest treason, to do the right deed for the wrong reason. i wish you had commended the negro demonstrators of birmingham for their courage, their willingness to suffer, and their amazing discipline in the midst of great provocation. one day, the south will recognize its real heroes. they will be with james meredith, with a noble sense of purpose that enables them to face jeering, hostile mobs, and with the loneliness that characterizes the life of the pioneer. battered need to women -- ro women,neg symbolized by a woman who rose up and decided not to ride segregated buses, and responded to one who inquired about her wariness, my feet are tired but my soul is at rest. they would be the young high school and college students, ministers of

and moral alliance disbanded. and with ecumenists of william eddie's generation dead or dying, one could say that the american century and the twin pillars of international oil and religion had succumbed. of course, there are other signs including the persian gulf war. and a violent remapping of oil interests and american confidence in the middle east. today it is very clear that the exceptional authority is no longer america's to enjoy alone. that highlights and ironing in play -- highlights and ironing in place -- highlights an irony in play. major oil's ambassadors who went out into the world to educate people in the fantastic possibility of the black stuff helped spur other myths of exceptionalism that now apply from abroad. one should consider current politics as the wildcatter's day in the sun. mike pence headline fundraising dinners whose seats wer filled by wildcatters like tim dunn. we are putting american energy first, mike pence proclaimed in midland. he heralded the three pillars of american greatness

for some people, that anger kind of justifies that sort of what you might caught an eye for an eye morality, that we want to reciprocate the state violence gechs us. when i look at the protests of 1960 and 1972, i found that nonviolent protests, particularly those that were met with state violence, where protesters make themselves the targets of state violence, those were very -- they created very powerful images that helped change public understanding. one of your earlier guests talked about lifting the veil of ignorance. if one can capture those images of a brutal police force as in birmingham, alabama, shooting fire hoses on nonviolent protesters, that's a very powerful sort of morality play that gets broadcast nationally. i think you're right, thinking about the role of police violence and how do we reduce that is at the heart of this. in this current moment, though, what we're seeing that's quite interesting is almost surprising replay of some of that earlier 1960s footage where because of cell phones, we're seeing all kinds of incidents and encounters where there appear to be -- there

global is a man named david morale is remember that name because it will come in handy in your heads who gave the world's most important publisher over to a mob of merchants of death fantasy league after a $26.00 team trip to a security fair in los vegas morale as came back to the company's headquarters in spain very excited and said and he came back saying that they were now in the 1st division when a co-owners asked what morale is meant he responded that he had turned to the dark side an apparent reference to u.s. intelligence services apparently morale was was given an offer he couldn't refuse because like when you're buying a k.f.c. male in the cashier goes for just a quarter or more will give you a super sized and the front of your body and you're like just a quarter. can't turn that down. well what do you think u.c. go global had to do to get that sweet sweet from us intelligence oh just hand over join a songe on a silver platter you see global was also offered lots of money ostensibly to protect a boat yes a boat the $70000000.00 yacht belonging to stan's casino magnate an evi

and that something that represents that a morality. and then to have that amoral president. >> and those and the tweets and so forth. >> like ben sass and others. and they line up in terms of policy. >> i don't think there is necessarily anything wrong with the idea or the concept of a transactional relationship. that we have expectations of the person and then to support them and then they get your support. the reason it is not transactional doesn't do things but absolutely. and not making it easy to prone people under the bus it was almost mafia like. if it's people in a position to become a critic and therefore an enemy and then to everybody on the right they are more concerned about getting and up living a lie and in that business industry as long as i have and privately they have angst about this and how difficult to make this for them. and you can say he should not do this. >>. >>. >> and to speak out strongly on that so he loses the prophetic voice. >> i'm not a psychologist they don't want to get too deep that the election was

i like to apply those letter to the morality in america. it connects to a statement to you i liketa your comments on, i kind of have this mantra that is been kind of like my dna years. i will lay it out to you. go something liketh this. the second of the world goes up with a lack of looked vocation civilization goes down and morality. i want your comments on that statement in my closing remarks are i also want to say to you that education or let's say education of morality in the proper sense would solve many of these problems to beautiful country we live in. thank you. >> host: yuval live in. speak to every form of education is in morality whether it's learning our history in a way that can inspire us to be better people rather than just inspire us to lose faith and hope in our country. whether it is education that's directed specifically at character and helping to shape us, i think ultimately the formation or institutions perform for us is moral formation bird one way or another so if they are deformed they lead to moral d formation. to

to obey just laws and conversely one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws.unjust law is no law at all. what is the difference between the two how does one determine if a lot is just orga unjust? a just law squares with the moral law or the law with god ju to put it into the terms of st. thomas aquinas unjust is human law not rooted in eternal law or natural law. any law that uplifts human personality is just any law that degrades human personality is unjust. all sehegation statutes are unju b soul and damages the personality gives us aggregator a false sense of superiority and a false sense of u inferiority segregation substitutes the eye it relationship are i and thou relegating persons to the status of things. grtically and economically and sociologicallylo unsound it is morally wrong and sinful to say that sin is separation segrl separation the awfulestrangemeno obey the 1954 decision it is morally right naked urge them to disobey segregation ordinances unjust law is up our majority does not make on itself this is difference made legal by the same token

its propaganda was designed to uplift the badly sagging morale of the south koreans.n as our military efforts shifted from defense to offense defensive to offensive, so did psi-war. result? desertion, dissension, lowered morale, and surrender. our propaganda was beginning to pay off. meanwhile, the national program found its stride. on 15 january, 1951, at the top army level, it was established. this move had far-reaching results. in civilian colleges and universities, long-range recruiting and educational programs were instituted. laboratory experiments and research led to new and better psychological warfare. reserve units were recalled and several new units activated. at fort riley kansas a psi-war training school was established. here, recruits with specialized backgrounds were taught the nature and methods and techniques of propaganda and its dissemination. coincidentally plans were lost for the permanent training coincidentally plans were lost for the permanent training center at fort bragg. like the fighting in korea their operations went into high gear. at gen

into the conservative political organization, the moral majority. >> the emergence of the moral majoritye emergence of a formal, explicit, organized, and faith-based anti-gay movement. >> by 1980, fall well's moral majority helped usher in the next president of the united states. at just the moment when the community would be hardest hit by a silent killer. >> scientists at the national centers for disease control in atlanta today released the results of a study which shows that the lifestyle of some male homosexuals has triggered an epidemic of a rare form of cancer. >> my first awareness of the aids crisis is when i read an article about a group of homosexuals who had a rare cancer. >> some were getting kaposi sarcoma, they would have the welts on their skin, then they would die. lots and lots of people died. >> watching your best friends die really brutal deaths, painful, weird illnesses that nobody had ever seen, lesions and so much fear. it just fills you with this incredible sense of grief and rage. >> i had people with hiv/aids coming to me saying, what have i done wrong? has god

lowered morale and surrender. our propaganda was beginning to pay off.nwhile the national program found its stride. 1951 at the top live in -- army level it was established. this move had far-reaching results. in civilian colleges and university, recruiting and educational programs were instituted. laboratory experiments and research led to new and better psychological warfare. reserve units were recalled and several new units activated. psi-war riley kansas a training school was established. here they were taught the nature and techniques of propaganda and its dissemination. coincidentally plans were lost for the permanent training at fort bragg.r like the fighting in korea their operations went into high gear. at general headquarters tokyo. supervisionng and are handled by this section while the operating unit in tokyo is the first leaflet group. this group conducts strategic propaganda and supports the japan andperation in korea on 32 radio stations. for about four hours every evening the station delivers gets the north koreans with facts. radio prese

result, desertion, desengs, lowered morale. it was paying off.n 15 january 1951 at the top army level, psy was established as a special agency. this move had far reaching results n. civilian colleges and universities, long range recruiting and educational programs were instituted. laboratory experiments and research led to new and better psychological warfare. reserve units were recalled, and several new units activated. and at fort riley, kansas, a psy war training school was established. here, recruits with specialized backgrounds were taught the nature, methods, and techniques of propaganda. plans were launched for the permanent training center now located at fort bragg. meanwhile, like the fighting in korea, psy war operations went into high gear. staff planning and supervision are handled by the psy war section while the operating unit in tokyo is the first broadcasting and leaflet group. this group conducts strategic propaganda and supporting the tactical operation in korea. currently broadcasting in japan and korea are 32 radio stations. f

now is the time to pounce right when you thought our moral compass couldn't be accentuating the ass part of the word anymore we are again trying to crush the the hddvd devilishness devious the barbaric innocent civilians of syria. this month the united states is due to slap the toughest set of sanctions on syria as part of the cesar syria civilian protection act a law that was passed in december of 2019 and allows the american administration to impose sanctions on foreign companies and countries that have helped the syrian regime u.s. and e.u. sanctions on syria have already frozen the assets of the state and hundreds of companies and individuals the sanctions also prohibit americans from export anything to syria and bar u.s. citizens from investing in the country is there anything. and anything more repulsive. more disgusting than waging economic war. on a people you've already crossed you've already got it so that they are completely hopeless is there not there there is nothing there is nothing that repulsive. except for brushing your teeth with the. tooth brush that you then realize i

election the gray lady sided with the organization of american states and declaring president evo morales is victory fraudulent although it was billed as hard news that article was more like an editorial from the state department now after 8 months that included a military coup the elected bolivian president forced into exile and a far right party that won a mere 4 percent of the vote taking power and then massacring their opponents and bungling bolivia's pandemic response the new york times is admitting that they may have made. a whip see. that they will continue to walk around with until it dribbles out of their left pant leg after the october election you know i ask cried foul at a surgeon votes for morale of his party movement for socialism also known as mosque that came late on election but a recent study using data obtained by the times has shown that the organization of american states statistical analysis was itself flawed the conclusion that mr morales's share of the vote jumped inexplicably in the final ballots relied on incorrect data and inappropriate statistical techniques as

moral principles. in the zero contempt for each other. they have open love for each other. the model quickly really want. then dented and 89, the friends of mine. it's incredibly aspirational. i've a partner that i work with. john felt . is a former general counsel of the maa cp professor at berkeley law. also professor of african-american studies. he's a man of the progressive left pretty is a civil rights warrior. and in the style of the 1960s and 1970s. i then the hannah a conservative leader in american enterprise institute predict other guy. we went meant in a national convict convention how to lift out of poverty. i said that sam. closing houston fire critic who both, poverty is the thing we think about and feel about most pretty reaching the people in the american society and finding a way to relieve your pain. so we do a talk together. we discussed before we talk about the alternative ways pretty and we appreciate each other's very much . i see this i can imagine this coming back to politics. i

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moral progress has to be made anu in every human heart. this is a reason -- anu in every human heart. the problems we have are rooted in the human heart, rooted in the imperfection of the human person and that means we need to be formed and educated and be shaped to be moral people. we require engagement with those moral ideals that can give us the right kind of form to be free people to respect each other, to acknowledge each other's core dignity and that work had to be done every generation. we can change social institution asks structures to make that work easier and to treat people equally under the law and i think we've made a lot of progress on that front but there will always be a need for us to put before the rising generation the core principles, the core ideals of western civilization and of american society. that job simply will never spend there's no way around it. the fundamental work of forming free people is the work of every generation on behalf of the one that follows it. al. >> what is your take on minneapolis? very progr

every day, he shared his moral authority. each and every one of us has the capacity to exercise their moral authority every day. and we need moral leaders now more than ever. each and every one of us has that cassidy -- capacity. it resides inside of this. to lead byapacity example. to focus on the things that unite us and not what divide us. to reinforce the sense of optimism because we recognize we have to do things differently and we are resolved to prove not just assert that, and to hold ourselves to account because each of us will be judged and judge each other to the extent we do justice and advance our cause in a different way. and so, i am here as your governor humbled over the course of the last five days, resolved to keep the peace, but recognizing that an armed camp is not a place of peace and that the answer to violence is not more violence. and that if we are going to create the conditions to advance, people have to know we mean it. and they have to know that they matter and we care. and so, for those of you out

moral progress has to be made aanew. i think the problem wed have are roosevelted in the human heart. and we he need to be formed and educated and shaped to be moral people. we require engage. with the moral ideals that can give us the right form to be free people to respect each other to acknowledge each e's core anything it in -- core dignity and that has to be done in every generation. we have to change social structures to make it easier ask treat people eannually under the law and made a lot of progress on that front. but there will always be a need for us to put before the rising generation the core principles, the core ideals of we were civilization and of american society. that job will never end and there's no way around it. the fundamental work of forming free people is the work of every generation on behalf of the one that follows. >> host: what is your take on sneep very progressive city that prides itself on minnesota nice and high morals. this is not the first high profile incident in that city. >> guest: t

y pasando por el moral en la calle (...) conminando en el campo (...) crearon un moral temporal en calles de palo alto con el mismo lema. ellos tomaron esta medida para ejercer presión y que el consejo de la ciudad en lo moral permanente y en apoyo a la causa. accedieron a crear el moral en calles aledañas a la plaza en el centro de la ciudad . >>> las protestas viendo un alto al racismo no se detienen. por medio de música y comida conmemoraron la fecha en que pusieron fin a la esclavitud. evento también se vio como en espacio para tener un espacio para la comunidad . >>> un grupo de manifestantes se reunió afuera de departamento de policía y caminaron hasta la estación mac arthur donde culminó la marcha. métase cientos de meses restantes llegaron hasta el parque donde derribaron estatuas históricas. ocurrieron la noche del viernes durante la conmemoración del fin de la esclavitud . >>> la embajada de españa en estados unidos declaró que lamentamos la destrucción de la estatua en san francisco. continuaremos haciéndolo por medios de decisiones educativa