nabil: thank you for having me. united states of america, every government of iraq since the barbaric invasion and occupation of 2003 either killed or failed miserably in protecting iraqis. this is no different. the protesters on the ground as reported by both local and international media remember all too well that his followers during the october uprising in 2019 have not only stabbed activists but also shot at them. of course, that is all dormant because as a powerful guy who has his own militia, it is not easy to touch him. of course, let's not forget the role his militia played in what our colleagues in the western media like to call a civil war. they abducted and displaced iraqis. now the same guy who had the most seats in the selection. i fear for the future of iraq, not only that the previous men in suits were any better. for example, take a favorite of western media. people still got killed and abducted, assassinated, and terrorized during his tenure. i think i will quote the greatest arabian poet by saying

thank you very much, nabil hannan, - who you are.ery much, nabil hannan, thank| who you are. thank you very i much, nabil hannan, thank you for coming on. thank you. the outage is not the only reason facebook is in the news at the moment. a bad week could be about to get worse. on tuesday whistleblower used to work for the company will tell us politicians at a senate hearing that facebook�*s own metrics know how much time it causes people. with me is courtney bembridge. start with the whistleblower, who are they and what are they alleging. it's a woman named frances haugen. and until recently she worked at the civil integrity unit at facebook. she left earlier this year and on her way out she carried a series of documents that's since been dubbed the facebook files. they had a range of information in them. one of the things the senate hearing will be focusing on is the impact of instagram on is the impact of instagram on young users. the company's own research found almost one third of young girls who used instagram found that it mad

sally nabil is in cairo, she gave me an update of the situation where she is a short while ago.gn affairs released a short statement saying it supports the stability of sudan and calls on all parties to be committed to self—restraint. it does not describe what happened as a coup and did not explain what it means by stability, does it mean siding with the army generals, or supporting the protesters who are calling for a democratic transition to civilian rule. and in fact, egypt is viewed in sudan as a strong supporter of the military leaders. that is what i heard from many sudanese people when i was there in khartoum after the former president bashir left power. it is viewed as a strong backer of the army generals. perhaps this is why the egyptian were cautious with the wording of the statement they issued yesterday. so they are just waiting to see how things are going to go and which party is going to have the upper hand. halal to go and which party is going to have the upper hand.— to go and which party is going to have the upper hand. how real is the threat that other _ have t

the very idea of america that we're all created equal, ento you by our creator with certain inail nabilly to. state the obvious, no one knows it better than this one, we've never lived up to that idea, but we've never walked away from it fully. we've never walked away. in his sermon to the march in washington, dr. king called on all america to live up to the full meaning and promise of our declaration of independence, and so we stand here in perpetuity, in timely and timeless conversation that inspires us and challenges us, reminds us how far we've come, where we need to go and how far -- how much longer the journey is. it's a conversation that shapes our days and that we must carry forward. mad a.m. vice president, madam speaker, the chair of the black caucus, congressional black caucus members and members of faith and community, windchill distinguished guests, from here he see the ongoing push and pull between progress and struggle over the self-evident truths of our dem and in our nation we now face anfrequention point and the battle literally for the soul of america and it's up for