nichols. >> chairman menendez, ranking member risch, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify regarding our efforts to promote inclusive democracy in the americas. two decades ago we and our western hemisphere partners committed to promote and defend democracy across the region through the inter-american democratic charter. following that historic commitment, the region's democracies enjoyed a period of relative prosperity, security, and stability. unfortunately too many ordinary citizens in the region's democracies saw their governments failing to meet their aspirations for a better future. street protests broke out in several countries in 2019, as citizens expressed anger and frustration with political and economic elites. the covid-19 pandemic has highlighted and exacerbated the region's underlying governance challenges. as secretary blinken said in his october 20th remarks in ecuador, we find ourselves in a moment of democratic reckoning. and the que

nichols. >> can we turn this down a little bit? it's too loud. >> as a member of the joint task force, i was operating on the southern border. we're in collaboration with some other countries to deal with issues like illegal migration and drug trafficking. and, of course, at the same time promoting strong training relationships with countries in the caribbean. but we're seeing a growing decline in democracy and governance in that region. we've seen instability in the haiti lead to migration and persons descending on our own boarders and authoritarian governments throughout the area of cuba in particular that continued their activity. and migration destablingized countries as populations fleaed economic stagnation and uncertainty. so mr. ambassador, how does the administration view the caribbean? do you see it as a sea based border with the united states? >> no, thank you, senator. i just note that the caribbean is a crucial partner for us in a crucial region, one where we need to stay engaged.

nichols and mr. want to jump right in, this issue was discussed a little bit earlier but i would like to get back to reports that suggest china and russia are engaging an active propaganda and disinformation campaigns in latin america. they're doing other parts of the world obviously but china and russia sought to undermine the democratic values and damaged overall reputation of the united states. i'm wondering what is the state department's global engagement to counter the chinese and russian government for disinformation in latin america and the caribbean? and what more could the jvc do in the future customer. >> thank you, senator. our focus is ensuring that we identify negative messaging trolls are coming from and we work with friendly governments to what the realities are and that we actively message the reality of the situation that we are facing. that we have very direct and comprehensive conversations with governments in the region was civil society and public about the reality with the prese

in fact, that will come cheap and minerals like copper nichol, cobalt and lithium, are all key elements of renewables, from wind turbines, to solar panels and e car batteries. according to the international energy agency, annual copper demand is expected to double in the next 20 years. demand for nichol will more than triple for co bought more than 6 times the current demand and lithium. don't even talk about it. a new german industry study says the search and demand will push prices up shortly by 2030. that of course would make the energy transition more expensive and it was slow down the entire process. now for more of this, i'm joined by lucas burke. he led that new report by the german institute for economic research is also known as d i. w. berlin lucas. thank you for joining us. what kind of price hikes are we talking about? yes, steven, thank you for the invite. so we did a study with 2 colleagues at the international monetary fund, andrea atoria. mm hm. and we looked at like exactly at this a, what implications the energy transition might have on metal prices. and as you said, d

next up, we speak to john nichols.w book, "coronavirus criminals and pandemic profiteers: accountability for those who caused the crisis." stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "it's a wonder" by curtis harding. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we end today show looking at about detailing how hundreds of thousands of people died from covid due to decisions of politicians like mitch mcconnell, pharmaceutical conglomerates, and a cabal of billionaires who exploited the pandemic for political advantage and personal enrichment. the book is titled "coronavirus criminals and pandemic profiteers: accountability for those who cause the crisis." it is by the nation's john nichols and he joins us now for more. welcome back to democracy now! congratulations on the new book that is coming out this month. you just listen to professor menchik talking about how he is gathering together others he called them guinea pigs, human guinea pigs, who deeply believe that we had to come up with

we are joined by a mountain lion biologist, brad nichols. nice to have you in the program. have you seen this happening in the middle of the neighborhood? >> no, not that specifically. it does happen common though. they're territorials. i am assuing that's a resident male which is extremely territorial. it is kind of wild to see it happen in the middle of a neighborhood but it is a pretty common occurrence in the lion world. >> you are the mountain lion whisper here. you mentioned territory, is it as simple as that, one lion crossing into another territory? >> it is possible. i spoke to the headline guy with cat fish and wildlife. turns out smaller one is a female and it is kind of a head scratcher, you would not think a male killed a female. it does not make sense. it does happen. sometimes it can get out of hand if they are breeding, too. they have been known to beat up females pretty bad during breeding. they'll kill another lion if it comes into their territory and sometimes what you would consider strange behavior killing a female like that can seem odd but the lion's

were a very prominent character, and so was lieutenant uhura, the black woman played by michelle nicholsmany viewers around the world and listeners will remember, that is, shared a kiss with william shatner, captain kirk. now, that, again, broke barriers. indeed, it did. and ijust wonder for you as a cast, all of you as a team, were you aware that — that you were actually doing something that, culturally, was something of an earthquake in the united states of america in the late 19605? we were very profoundly aware of it. gene roddenberry told us that he is using metaphors placed in the 23rd century to deal with the issues of our times, which was the civil rights movement, african—americans demonstrating for equality, or the vietnam war, so... and i just want to interject. martin luther king, it turns out, was an avid viewer. yes, he was. nichelle nichols tells this extraordinary story about how, when he, dr king, learned that she was intending to leave the show in the fairly early days, he said... silly woman! well, but she didn't do it because king said to her, "you mustn't do that, th

so we see iran trading with ben as well as well, of finding russia, russia, finding nichol. i went on and on a hiero, let me ask you. we've talked in this program about the countries that have taken a stance against president ortega, we've talked about the countries that are supporting them right now. are there other countries that are trying to make diplomatic in roads with ortega and trying to sway him in that way? through diplomacy, this player here in the 1st one can actually have any or has been a big i'm anyways, a, if he was going to go for the migration, i'm all up in a do a very important role to play in trying to get back to the table of needles ish, i just want to make 2 additional points for what i've been because here, 1st of all, the, the, the role of china. now, not simply, china could be a because the biggest i'm project is a 2nd. come out in the canal, only cut out would you will unify the pacific in atlantic tunic at our and the people who are less interested back to you are the 20 because the already control the higher my. hi ron, i'm very sorry. we have r

nichols, when a good to get your thoughts. thank you very much. indeed the talking to us and they're now britain's prince. andrew has been stripped of all military and royal title as it comes just a day off. a judge in the u. s. rule that a civil lawsuit accusing him of sexual abuse, can continue virginia as your fray picture. he alongside the princess, she was forced to have sex with him and other men. when she was 17 years old, the palace has been sandra, will defend the case as a private citizen, which any bone is a u. k. royal commentator, she says, prince andrew's reputation won't recover whatever the outcome of the trial. what we're seeing here is the institution of monarchy acting quite quickly, quite ruthlessly. one might say, certainly, brutally to protect itself. the queen decided that enough was enough last few weeks it months of been dominated by leer. it headlines about the duke of york, all the other work. the members of the royal family doing seems not to get a noticed am and it could not go on any longer. so sh

ah, i'm nichol for at least get to have you with us. a highly anticipated responds and a fairly predictable one about the us. the nato have formerly rejected moscow. sweeping security demands refusing, among other things to rule out of future nato membership for ukraine. instead, washington offer us what it calls a serious diplomatic path out of the crisis. in recent weeks, russia has mass 100000 troops near its border with ukraine staring fears of another invasion, military exercises on the russian side of the border exercises that ukrainians fear might soon to lethal. should tanks roll across on to their territory. the u. s. and its nato allies have send weapons including anti tank missiles and bunker busting grenades. meant to help offset the huge russian advantage in troops and equipment. the aim is to make an invasion as costly as possible. there should be no doubt about our seriousness of purpose when it comes to diplomacy and were acting with equal focus and force to bolster eucharist offences and prepare a swift united response

ah, i'm nichol from welcome to the show. the united states has asked un security council meet publicly on monday to discuss rushes, military buildup along the ukrainian border, and a written statement to un ambassador linda thomas green field called russia's behavior, a clear threat to international peace and security. in recent weeks, russia has mass, some 100000 troops near its border with ukraine. oh gosh, and military drills on the border with ukraine. these are the scenes keeping the west on its toes. yet, russia has repeatedly said it has no intention of invading ukraine. and that even the thought of war between the 2 nations was unacceptable. a position also echoed by residence in the streets of moscow. if we were young, google, i am not ready to go to war with a fraternal people move slow, we are slavic, but it's not acceptable. there are no threats from the territory of the ukrainian state. therefore, i believe it doesn't make sense to be his own, almost the up when you are, i understand that there is a risk of a fu

rich nichol deposits. now the country minds a quarter of the world's nickel every year. that's about 800000 tons, nickel, of course, a crucial raw material in battery production. indonesia has therefore imposed export restrictions on its nickel or to save lots of it for its own production. now for more, let's bring in d w. business reporter. not in fresh lot in jakarta, and i don't think that's nadine. i think that's michelle again. let's see if we can get her on the screen. here she is. are i not a good to have you here? how realistic is this timeline to get to net your emissions by 2016. i believe i'm right. as 2050 for the transport sector. a given these figures that we're seeing, the figures in the study, actually they suggest that it's a harder road than jakarta on figures. is that right? yes, yes. so the way you put it now, i mean the study that we just saw, the figures from a home and dependent think tank but created a model for how indonesia could know in theory reach is carbon neutral goal and shutting it along. sectors like transportation, power, generation and

for example, yeah, nichols kitchen in 2011. the 20 rolled round during a surfing holiday in the atlantic. for younique's father, the keyword code is a contemporary way of dealing with his sons untimely death wished inca event on sola given. i think he would have been annoyed if we just planted pansies over his lunch happen. i think he'd be proud of his, with his language of ones that the grave. you can go straight to the online memorial site, frayjana von kit. i'd be reminded of the times he had, for example, with this song by a friend, natalie on the shelf. if you cool with that line them him on the side. my fin the, she will alice come over by the school. the believe in an afterlife is fading in the western world. but at the same time, many people don't want to accept that death is the and this leaves a gap. that big tag might soon be able to fill. but do we really want to keep our memories of loved ones alive with technology? i have very mixed feelings. the use of deep nostalgia by the company, my heritage voice sample trans

i'm nichol. i should be good to have you with us. a powerful winter storm packing. heavy snow and high winds has palmer large parts of the us east coast. blinding blizzard conditions have forced airlines to cancel 1000 a flight. a severe weather alert sounded across a region of around 70000000 people. the state of emergency has been issued, and 5 states more snow is expected as well as coastal flooding. and joining us now from the snowy streets of new york city, as journalists have banned by one neighbor, haven't experts, our warning of historic snow fall. what's the situation in new york right now? we're here in new york. the situation is not extreme. ah, it's about 25 centimeters of fresh snow that said average storm in new york city. but of course, the situation is very different. up the new england coast, especially in boston, boston is in the crosshairs of this dramatic coastal storm. our people say in boston that might be the worst snowstorm in the history of the city, a responsible fall. this of course, is this extreme low pre

originally came from mongolia or answer sig surrender was killed by a 15 year old in 2020 by henry and nichols salt. small man were also killed in london. have been a nurse. i was killed is not a british school teacher. she was murdered last year, and this was a question on the treatment of such cases, how cases are being handled or how they're being publicized. or often it depends on the social and of the nickel on the ethnic background of people. it is even a study in the u. k that showed that are actually are women of color were at increased risk when it came to agenda based violence that their case would not be solved or even that they would be left to live with their abuses. even when they report them, mean the picture is very gram, even looking on an international scale just quickly emma, what can be done? what is being done to stop violence against women? well, you know, well do i'd, it's one of 3 women who have been a victim of physical or sexual violence and, or do you and is trying to attack of this issue. does this tweet that was published in december? maybe we can have a look at it

nichol: yeah. bill: and other times you feel really good. nicholas: yeah. bill: and we all go through this. you're not the only one. and you know that you have us to talk to, right? miss ebonie is always there. you kn i'm always here. any time you want to talk, e to talk to, correct? nicholas: yeah. [music playing] nicholas: home sweet home. yes. bill: we have got work to do. we're going to have to get our backpacks out. we've got to think five nights, six days. nicholas: oatmeal. bill: why did i buy this? nicholas: i got too much dry food, bruh. clifford: i don't know why you put it in order if you gonna stuff it back in the stuff sack. nicholas: just checking. clifford: it's going to go back out of order. [music playing] bill: open the door, please. >> that's how you do it. >> you're welcome, you're welcome. nicholas: you're welcome. you're welcome. bill: now, let's go to an interesting conversation. tomorrow is father's day. and part of my job, actually, at wilderness works is to combat fatherlessness. you know, when i was a kid, i was very lucky because

. >>> john fast and columnist john nichols. we're so pleased you're both with us today.ussia. we've been keeping an eye on the talks in geneva between blinken and lavrov, but what lessons has biden picked up as to perhaps previous russian aggression as to how to deal with aggression of a bully like putin? >> i think one thing the president is learning all over again is when presidents talk, words matter. had a long stretch where a president's words didn't mean very much and didn't have a whole lot of content, and the president has learned a lesson that he is, in fact, the leader of the free world and the allies look at him and the russians pay attention to what he says for good or ill, so i think the burden of leadership has returned to the shoulders of the american president, and i think that's crashed in on biden who has a long history of dealing with foreign policy, but i think that reality has crashed in on him in the past weeks, probably beginning with the withdrawal from afghanistan, but now facing the potential possibility of major war in the middle of europe. >>

matt bradley, tom nichols, and peter baker, thank you all very much for being with me this morning. now with me is ambassador william taylor, now vice president for russia and europe at the united states' institute of peace. ambassador, great to see you, as always. president biden just threatened to impose sanctions on putin himself if russian troops go into ukraine, but could that potentially make a -- make something of importance to putin? i mean, is this something that he could say, if you're going to start hitting at me, i won't do it? >> that's, of course, the goal, jose. i mean, the goal is to make it clear to president putin that he has a lot to lose if he makes this horrific decision to invade ukraine. he knows he's got a lot to lose of from all of the conversations that he's had with president biden. president biden has outlined the sanctions that could -- that could be levied on russia, international sanctions, personal sanctions on people around president putin, but now we have the possibility, president biden talked about this yesterday, of actually sanctioning president

. >>> joining us now, we'll look at axios am, our friend hans nichols. and i think you know which one is more damming for the president. number one, he thinks, trump thinks he's telling desantis is he's ingrateful, making him win governor and gets all the national things. the other criticism is more devastating. he thinks desantis is dull. you know from covering donald trump, the one thing if you want to be in his mind if you are looking for his hort is to be dull. desantis is not concerned about this. he's going ahead of what he wants to do. he has not said whether he'll jump out of the race if donald trump decides to jump in. we have most candidates where if trump is in, i am either out or endorsing him. >> hans, there are obviously no sure things in politics. right now with the president's slow approval rating and historical trends it would indicate that the republicans would take back the house in 2022. there is a good chance of that. kevin mccarthy, well, he's imminent to be speaker. axios recently sat down with him, what did you guys learn in terms

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ sean nicholls: on a crisp saturday morning in sydney's south, a group of bikers is preparingre members of a pro-russia club called the night wolves. their nickname is "putin's angels." sasha duganov: we join because of the bikes. you obviously can't join the club unless you own a bike. that's the first thing. we all got common interest. so we don't do drugs, we don't do weapons, we don't do any of that stuff. we just wanna show the world russia, whatever you wanna call it, that russia had a massive history, and we're trying to keep it up. sean: the night wolves are among an international network of patriots determined to remind the world that vladimir putin's russia is a force to be reckoned with. kyle wilson: putin sees such organizations as a significant asset in pursuing his particular goals, whether they be domestic goals or foreign policy goals. you can use the russian diaspora, the russian community, to seek to build your influence and then use that influence, yo'tis to be hoped, ton dishift australia's policies.ty, russia makes no bones about it. sean: in russia, putin

hans nichols with the one big thing, two big things we managed to get in there.tscasting on this thursday. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> all right. live pictures of warsaw this morning. another beautiful day here in warsaw. it is a little later here. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is thursday, january 27th. with us we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. msnbc contributor and best-selling author of the confidence code siri, katty kay. how are you doing there? getting there? >> a little covid excitement with an abscess on my neck from covid. all of the things covid can give us we didn't know about. if you see the bandage, sorry, guys. i'm much better. >> i think the turtleneck is perfect. and historian at vanderbilt university, jo

cleo smith and elmo nichol barry took part in the 1968 sanitation workers strike.hey told me what it felt like when dr. king stood in solidarity with him in his final days. he stood up their rights and help change our country -- they stood up for their rights and helped change our country for the better. in indiana, we launched a $15 brower minimum wage. thank you, may your -- mayor . kelly ingram park is hallowed ground in the generational fight for racial equity, in the shadows of the baptist church. it is a place where people came together to find their voice and find their power in the civil rights movement. when you are in the park, you can feel the history, but you can hear the voices of today's heroes, federal contract workers like carolyn morris, a janitor and union steward, and jamie brown, single dad from mississippi who does customer service work for the affordable care act. they spoke up for their families, for their fellow workers and millions of other americans they never met. and our country took another step forward. in new york, i differed -- i vis

in worley, mama, he cannot say little nichol. mural isn't. is the only mexican art movement to achieve international success and remain topical to this day. longer? people still speak about moralists, mold animals, and blend. it's incredible that in the year 2021, we still have the same messages. it's as if these murals were completely contemporary. look on them, but i counsels as aim was. we see the inequality between the social classes. when are there any barrington? morales murals most moving theme, which has lost none of its power or controversy to this day is the struggle for power. but once again became difficult. i'm in the ispa, lieutenant boyer. the mexican government of that era turned to the greatest artists of the day. diego rivera, david al photos to carols, and jose clemente orosco. they were to convey revolutionary ideas by means of public paintings, mexico's pri, hispanic, past all but forgotten during the centuries, the spanish colonial rule returned to the spotlight. this was art which aimed to change the world. and at that

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well, john nichols is in the national affairs correspondent for the nation and the also of the fight for the soul of the democratic party. he joins us from madison, wisconsin by skype. sir, thank you so much for joining us here in al jazeera, we just heard there from capital harris. we heard some clips from joe biden, a little bit earlier. what did you make of what they said, and i guess how they said it. well, i think they both spoke very boldly, much more boldly been american presidents usually do, and american vice president, circumstance like this. we have something of a tradition in our country of not criticizing your predecessor, at least not doing so directly. and there's no question that president biden did that today with was president trump, so that was newsworthy, and the speeches were strong. i will tell you though, i'm not sure that in our very divided country, that they're going to move a lot of sending one way or the other. we were listening to some stats earlier about the way americans view the events of january 6 and you're right. it is incredibly divided. do you thi

thank you nichols, but your order to societal switch of credit. as i already mentioned, we had a very frank conversation with you, mr. stalking back, it was a difficult conversation with considering the when it was for bizarre process to sort of move tensions in the field of european security laws are new. i think it is an important step. where do we put our vision down to pay pattern? but we see this as a step in the right direction on euclid. and today we called on our toes to renew their vision to paper as well. so that we all understand where we are moving with. after that, we can discuss the more specific tools we can use to discuss some of the new corporations and what steps we can make next to them to solve specific issues. and what formats we can use the only need with tissue interested. okay. what's a good teach to the store? were them gotten national here of school? yes, i knew it here in the front. you have a thank you. and at the escalations, including such technical proposals as establishing a minimum distances between a military ship

it nichol meineke. i've been meineke. mining in general, has many faces and all be showing some of them over the next half an hour. i will welcome to a new edition of equal africa. mine and even sandra and britain from compiler. uganda and of course greetings to my colleague priest ellen's all the way in lagos, nigeria. thank sandra. yesterday. we'll be talking a lot about the there were resources, but also about what we do to our environment when we go after them and how we can do better. here is some of what we have coming up on the show. we see whole complete houses are built out of plastic waste and gonna find out how bicycling and planting trees fit together is empower. elaine, how important raw materials are recycled from electronics crops in south africa? what do you do with the natural disaster destroys your livelihood? many, most of beacons were faced to that question in 2019 after the devastation caused by psych loon, a di, prospecting for precious metals was for many people the only option to

nichols, he really shows control such programs. now brochure, nebraska and of course with level your special. i was the yeah my i just have a 1st grade and i was thinking what the plan was to get on the she was in your mind . it was, i'm doing that, it was just a dog that he was with his teacher was reason is balise a good time? oh, when i was showing wrong, when i just don't move any world just to see how this thing becomes the advocate and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah welcome back. i'm still here with the filmmaker and legendary journalist john pilcher. do you think this change of policy about suddenly freeing up the old of britain and just say, allowing things to take their course is, is a political decision based on his own desire for political power rather than on medical evidence, which i have to say hasn't properly been produced, arguably this man who appears to treat the political body politic and birth like the common rumor he can call it an

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when conflict started in 2014 nichol, i says he and many people like him see little chance of a future with a ukranian government wanting closer ties with europe, a nato, russia, promot, russia will help putin warned the west don't dare to put a foot in this region, there is no future with ukraine unless it changes. some residents like vladimir occasionally come to try and repair their homes. mccook should say, we are between a rock and a hard place. there are no jobs. we are doing our best to survive. many people say that i don't want to go back to ukraine off to what's happened either people want independence or to join russia. most of the people that used to live in this neighbourhood, a too afraid to return because of the sporadic, shelly. and now increasing phase of a potential renewed conflict. but there is a side to life internet, so that perhaps reflects a determination to live a normal life, especially amongst the young generation, many of whom were children. when the conflict started, many young people have left for russia or elsewhere in search of jobs. nightclubs like this

they mainly never noticed them nichols garnishment. this discussion wouldn't be taking place at all if the females would roam as far as the males. then natural reproduction could simply take its course. that's why i mean half now is on his way to switzerland. several populations of links have been living there for years. he wants to learn more about the animal's behavior and to find out why no females are coming to button that back from switzerland. he's meeting fluorine cons, unlike brians in central switzerland. hello. hello sir. i was nice that we could meet so soon. let's see with these links we're doing in. all right, where are we going? it's going up to a camera, trample to see what it's caught, gotten from connecticut full fil incleanse is a wildlife ecologist. he works for this with research institute, county bar ecology and wildlife management. for cora, where he's responsible for links monitoring cameras up in the mountains above lee, and there are several devices called camera traps. they're going to try to make not far now

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