mr. dunnround. i was on the east side of the capital. i ran to the west side where you could see the mall, and the size of the crowd, the mob, and th intent they had a, they looked possessed. when i got my first glimpse, i had my rifle pointed out at the crowd, and at the moment, i said, i'm going to get shot. i'm a big guy. i'm 6'7". i look like an easy target. laura: you experienced terrible racism that day. what happened? mr. dunn: i don't want to make january 6 about race, but to deny that racism wasn't present that day is a lie. i got called the n-word. what i learned when coming forward to tell my story was several other officers were able to share their stories about how they were called the and word. racism was there. a lot of people there were racist. that day was about people who have no respect for democracy and don't care about their country. laura: we learn from the january 6 committee that president trump was watching the events unfold in the private dining room at the white hous

staffordshire police say they have apologised to mrs dunn's family, have taken on board the concernssponse to cases like this. the neighbours say what happened to mrs dunn was very, very sad and say there are always two sides to arguments such as this. deaths connected to antisocial behaviour are rare, but there have been others. our research has identified four more deaths in the last 12 months where antisocial behaviour is alleged to have played a part. it's absolutely shocking that people die. that shouldn't ever happen. that is a failure to protect by police in particular but also by local authorities have a serious responsibility. i mean, every case where someone loses a life is a tragedy. and when we look back at those, and we do, invariably there are opportunities to do better and the sorts of things where we tend to need to do better is that early understanding of the problem. early engagement, it's seldom a single agency. getting the response right together is the best way to prevent those small number of horrific tragedies that can happen. nine months after sean ivey�*s hou

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you know, mr. dunn, and i think perhaps you're referring to the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, who recently voiced along what he said was a global resurgence of xenophobia and anti semitism. danny, why do you think if that's true, why do you think it's happening? and i think today with social media so easy to spread lies to spread hate is being used this platform who won't take that gives use and we see it everywhere. we see the numbers in the usa rising. we see a tax id of jews in the capital to hook you up and we have to take action. and i call i even demand from governments not only to declare and to speak. that's nice, that's important, but it's not enough. we demand will complete the action mainly that you cation legislation and enforcement feel punishment again, though the committee plans, what do you think about it was november last year that a un resolution binding the glorification of naziism was actually blocked by 2 countries. so that was namely the u. s. and ukraine did you think there was any justification for that? you know, i know the day is going to support thi

first i want to congratulate mr. dunn. if you don't read insider, you are not keeping up with things. i statement as this. pfizer and moderna work for the mrna research that made all of this possible. it was conducted with public money and elude -- university laboratory. then pfizer and moderna were both lavishly subsidized in their production and utilizing this technology and then they were given the patents. they quashed the usage. anyone can produce these vaccines early on when they were effective and share them in the third world where most people live in revenue variant have a lot of room to development -- develop. coronaviruses are always fast mutating. the common cold is a coronavirus. china come you talk about social organization, china responded to this with what is called a covid free policy. they have only had four deaths since april 2020. people say you can't trust china statistics, but taiwan, hong kong, singapore, south korea, australia, and new zealand are using the same policy with several -- similar result

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madam chair, i yield back. >> thank you, mr. dunn.i recognize congresswoman trahan for five minutes. >> thank you chairwoman schakowsky and ranking member bill rick kiss. many of you have offered valuable information to me and my team when we introduced the social media data act in may. and now as we draft new text focused on platform transparency and safety. mr. golin fair play, formerly the campaign for commercial-free childhood has been studying the impact on children for decades. can you explain why surveillance advertising used by instagram and youtube is particularly harmful for our teens? >> sure. there's a couple of reasons. first of all, thank you so much for all of your work to protect children online. so it's harmful because it allows companies to target teens' vulnerabilities. in fact, facebook a couple of years ago, they bragged to their advertisesers that they were able to they could argument a teen at the exact moment they were feeling bad about themselves and their bodies. so girls that express interest in dieting gett

a pleasure to recognize the gentleman from florida, mr. dunn, for your five minutes of questions, sir. >> thank you very much, madam chair and ranking member guthrie for hosting this hearing today to discuss the enormously important issue of proper scheduling of fentanyl analogs. i fully support the permanent scheduling of fentanyl analogs as schedule 1 substances and i'm proud to cosponsor the fight fentanyl act introduced by my colleagues, congressman chabot and latta. i also propose punishing those responsible for fentanyl products on our streets. the cartels are producing synthetic opioids and they're pouring over our southern border, and they're assisted by chinese chemical companies who are resourcing their precursors. a lax punishment for those who found trafficking in these substances will only incentivize the spread of these deadly substances in our communities. i think the biden proposal gets one thing absolutely right, and that is the pertinent scheduling of the fentanyl analogs. i think it fails in its shortsighted decision to exclu

very much appreciate your time, mr dunne, i and strange, is a story.nnel to complete essential repairs. now, over the pandemic, the world harmony orchestra has played hundreds of mini concerts to vulnerable people who've been isolating. the group of international musicians initially came together to perform for humanitarian causes. but over the pandemic they've been aiming to offer emotional support to people who are alone— and say their work is as important as ever. i don't really see any difference sitting here, playing here, injanuary 2022, than i did injanuary 2021, in terms of the value of music, people isolating in a softer lockdown, if you will, and to the value of music as a professional musician's craft. let's take a look at the travel. and remember, the northern line is closed between moorgate and kennington for major work. time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. high pressure is set to dominate the weather as we head through the rest of this week and into the start of next. so it is looking dry and settled. a very c

mr. dunn: he has a heart of gold. he's a doting father, a loving husband to his wife, virginia, and additionally a dear friend to me and everyone on my staff. though we're sad that he is retiring, we're proud of the impact he's made in our community. thank you, lieutenant tocterman. we are all grateful for your service. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks as needed. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today in solidarity with the jewish community, with jewish parents, with our rabbis, people who are still reeling in the aftermath of yet another attack on one of their houses of worship. anti-semitism is real and growing, and it is a threat to our neighbors and to our collective conscious as a country. ms. stevens: paired with near unfettered access to firearms, spaces with online hate to fester,

duncan of something, mr. dunn -- south carolina, mr. duncan will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition. >> as the member designated by the following members, i inform the house that mr. clyburn, mr. kildee, mr. gottheimer, mr. butterfield will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition. >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. loudermilk of georgia, i inform the house that mr. loudermilk will vote yea on the motion to recommit. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware seek recognition. ms. blunt rochester: mr. speaker, mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. degette and ms. mccollum, i inform the house that ms. degette of colorado and ms. mccollum of minnesota will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, a

mr. speaker. i recently visited my local jobs center and i'm pleased to announce the adult claim account is dunn 28% and the young adult claim account is down 4%. will the prime minister join me in thanking all the hard work at the star ridge job center for their dedication in achieving these results and the jobs reviefl happening across the area, 26,000 new jobs since march, 2021. >> yes, indeed, mr. speaker. i thank her for that and it's notable that the opposition don't like to dwell on these points but it is an astonishing fact that we have 420,000 more people in work now than before the pandemic began and youth unemployment at a record low, mr. speaker. >> mr. speaker, another week, another scandal for this prime minister. for two year misconstituents made sacrifice after sacrifice, separating from loved ones, missing out on important life event, some paid the ultimate sacrifice while he partied away. 7 #% of people think the prime minister should step down. does the prime minister know that while he may not understand social distance from others there's no doubt he's morally distant from the r