i believe new caledonia is only one of 13 or 15 such cases. one of them might, the island may all tell you what i recently had assumed nami, your own news reported that 75 percent of locals are living below the poverty line meeting 30 to 40 percent of the housing stock. there is dilapidated. it's french territory by law of sense, even though it is part of the commer rose. it's one of the islands of the color in state, like francis holding it illegally. but we don't even need to go to new caledonia, so we'll look at what's happening in the heart of europe and use that in corsica. they are banning the course. they can language from public space, it lower cuz you're doing how is this acceptable of display? is this what they called democracy and human rights? france may have once again, a great country of great thinkers, scientists and writers not anymore with these new backgrounds regime is essentially turning france into a failed state role. now, let me give you a few quick examples. they're completely failing or in africa uses in the sa he'll re

so it's, are you talking about new caledonia new to it? not only that little could i believe new caledonia is only one of 13 or 15 such cases. one of them like the island may all tell you recently had assumed nami, your old news, reported that 75 percent of locals are living below the poverty line meeting 30 to 40 percent of the housing stock. there is dilapidated, its french territory by law of sense, even though it is part of the con, the rose. it's one of the islands of the color in state. frances holding it illegally. but we don't even need to go to know caledonia, so we'll look at what's happening in the heart of europe and use that in corsica. they are banning the course. it can language from public space and lower color doing how is this acceptable display? is this what they called democracy and human rights? the france may have once again, a great country of great thinkers, scientists and writers, not any more with these new backgrounds. regime is essentially turning france into a failed state roma. let me give you a few quick exam

caller: americans in new caledonia. that was the designation for that division my father served in. the americal division was reactivated for the vietnam war. it participated in the meal i massacre -- mei lai massacre. we are using a round up, agent orange on the american people which is poisoning all the bees and butterflies and the people. the legacy of vietnam, the agent orange that we dumped on vietnam. we never compensated this people. veterans like me are dying. now the american people -- thank you to monsanto and you other big business people. host: ted on the line for world war ii veterans and their families. oceanview, white. good morning -- hawaii. good morning. i guess it is late-night for you. caller: i'm always up. i was a manager of the world's largest macadamia nut farm on the big island. when you are the manager of the factory, you are up many hours. i have got this sleep deprivation thing going on from people that worked too much. i'm retired now. i wanted to say tomorrow morning my father lost his left arm on pearl harbor day. there are a few things about that. i g

caller: americans in new caledonia. that was the designation for that division my father served in. the americal division was reactivated for the vietnam war. it participated in the meal i massacre -- mei lai massacre. we are using a round up, agent orange on the american people which is poisoning all the bees and butterflies and the people. the legacy of vietnam, the agent orange that we dumped on vietnam. we never compensated this people. veterans like me are dying. now the american people -- thank you to monsanto and you other big business people. host: ted on the line for world war ii veterans and their families. oceanview, white. good morning -- hawaii. good morning. i guess it is late-night for you. caller: i'm always up. i was a manager of the world's largest macadamia nut farm on the big island. when you are the manager of the factory, you are up many hours. i have got this sleep deprivation thing going on from people that worked too much. i'm retired now. i wanted to say tomorrow morning my father lost his left arm on pearl harbor day. there are a few things about that. i g

system here now pulling out of the ways what am active area of low pressure of running towards new caledonia. and that will bring some very wet weather in here, but it's not quite so across that eastern side of queensland monday, around the top hand, because some light, the shower, still rumbling away. mazda of elk is allowed to drive high pressure coming in, but now it just says cold front here, that's just pushing through the se and coolness i things will cool down. freshen up . briefly, 41 in pups. i also have it towards the south west of us that hate transferring further east, which as we go through the next couple of days, looking pretty cold for christmas. the afternoon deluxe craddick nations justify this kind of behaviors. collateral damage has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the us systems corporate is real effective. it's a little bit branding from the impact to the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious d

despite the crises, attacks and referenda, france managed to hang onto the islands of my york new caledonia, polynesia, and only overseas deductible and reach the goal successes never fundamentally questions the general's colonial mega. ladies just got this done. and also on the table holds feigns to revisit this in glorious periods in the republics is however, after decades of simon's the most violence and proven times what, why do you need to know that the highest level to bloody repression in madagascar and the chapel? a massacre incident, a guy, as well as the vine into colonial conflict in algeria were all after much debates, ultimately condemned. but all the official ceremonies, tributes and speeches could not overcome the nostalgia on one side and the frustration and resentment on the other. the colonized nations remains a contentious legacy, divides french society. to this day, the wars of independence, the hidden crimes and massacres have all left van mark on the perpetrators, the victims, and the defendants. today, the one of the crucial issues for those who suffered and still fee

there's new caledonia, is that going to come into play in the case of my own? yes, indeed, i remember how to use it gives it many stores and tell you all the french government long. the impression of the issue which why so you know, to explain what the 1st state corner or the unit you know from the i them to send special forces i to do that. so the nation to the i, the nation, and this is a population which is black and last name and it's match only thing. and no, we want to, so the attendance, you know, the each level from the off in classical, you know, and then from the government, what can be waiting? well, wait a whole, there is now emergency and the from states is sending some head. but the quote is like this for the happen much, you know, less before know twitching for she goes to, to the island and especially the population, 80 percent infinity. because we know that be nobody, nobody knows the pots in my house, which is no time. so, you know, the, the parties, i mean, the, what, what the scale easily 100 and you don't know what i mean flat. so why don't

caller: americans in new caledonia. that was the designation for that division my father served in. americal division was reactivated for the vietnam war. it participated in the meal i massacre -- mei lai massacre. we are using a round up, agent orange on the american people which is poisoning all the bees and butterflies and the people. the legacy of vietnam, the agent orange that we dumped on vietnam. we never compensated this people. veterans like me are dying. now the american people -- thank you to monsanto and you other big business people. host: ted on the line for world war ii veterans and their families. oceanview, white. good morning -- hawaii. good morning. i guess it is late-night for you. caller: i'm always up. i was a manager of the world's largest macadamia nut farm on the big island. when you are the manager of the factory, you are up many hours. i have got this sleep deprivation thing going on from people that worked too much. i'm retired now. i wanted to say tomorrow morning my father lost his left arm on pearl harbor day. there are a few things about that. i grew

new jersey. if biden really wants to stick it to the dems, he should announce today he's running in 28. violet from caledonia, michigan. poor joe biden. somebody get that man a cough, drop some little intern, just run up and get him something. god. david from sunbury, pennsylvania. i noticed you held your pinkie up when you ate that donut on the five. did i? it's fine. doesn't mean anything. craig from lexington, south carolina. pete's hair didn't move when he did that push up. would yours? it depends how much spray i have in it. jerry from lancaster, new york. how many people does it take to read through all of your text messages? you know, you're right. we do read them all, and we do not sift them in any way. you'd have to ask my team, because that's not something that i do anymore. i've graduated to hosting. i'm watters and this is my world.