nicole johnson: despite our intelligence and capacity as humans, sometimes maybe we should step back and let the environment lead. and i think that's a perspective that indigenous people often have always had, which is let the environment lead. it knows what it's doing, and it can help guide you in making better decisions. it can help guide us in making better policies. if we can educate more about the historical significance of these sites and what their cultural values are, that can give people a deeper understanding of why the landscape has value and what it means, even if it's not from their tradition. the native american land conservancy's mission is to acquire and protect cultural and sacred landscapes. how we look at it is that we're not owning the land such that, as an organization, we can just do what we want at will with it. we're really just taking care of the land for a mited time because long after we're gone, we want the landscape to still be here, and i think that's a critical difference in ownership. it's not just "i have it, it's mine right now." it's "no, i'm merelf

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nicolle. >>> welcome to the beat. i'm jason johnson and for ari melber. we start with a january 6th investigation. a major witness will testify . the baloney will go under oath. a transcribed interview but his testimony will be on camera. cipollone was witness to talks on fake electors and was in the west wing on january 6th. he has spoken to the committee before in an informal setting. this is stemming from a subpoena coming after the bombshell testimony on the a violent coup from cassidy hutchins. >> on january 3rd, mr. cipollone approached me. we had a brief and private conversation where he said to me , we need to make sure this doesn't happen. this would be legally a terrible idea for us. >> cipollone was barely down the hallway. >> i sought mr. cipollone that morning and mr. cipollone said something to the effect of please make sure we don't approach the capitol , kathy. keep in touch with me. we will get charged with every crime imaginable. >> obstructing justice for the electoral college count. >> he warned trump's team of every crime imaginable a

johnson's troubles. so we asked the members of the german parliament, what they made of his downfall. this is nicole to ne, a sprinkles platonic. it's good news in britain gets a prime minister again, who's a dependable partner. her partner's member, if you look at the circus still, maurice johnson has been running on the northern ireland protocol. he is just very difficult for cooperation between the european union and the u. k. from when yawn on coast with tanya and that's why i very much hope that you k will get a government again that the you can work with dependably in these difficult times. i think we need a fundamental shift in the attitude of the conservative party visa v. you pin union for too long. the u has been considered as the main scapegoat for all the evil that has been reg brought a bar brought upon of great britain. and i think that a closer e u. k. relationship can offer many opportunities for improving the living standards of the orig, britain, as well. of course it's, it's clear that now departed lease and therefore the government is concerned lot with maybe not in fighting, but

johnson davis. kimberlena yellowhair. sarah nicole8% of missing cases involving indigenous women got media coverage. >> there's a phrase in indian country that when a native american woman goes missing, she disappears twice -- once in life and once in the news. >> if you look at the data from 2020, there's 250,000 missing women. more than 100,000 of those women were women of color. >> wanda faye walker, erica nicole hunt. >> why do we have greater compassion in our hearts for gabby petito than we do for these other women? and we have to really dig deeply to ask ourselves that question. >> it's on all of you, everyone that's in this room, to do that. if you don't do that for other people that are missing, that's a shame, because it's not just gabby that deserves that. >> brian is missing for weeks, and the search goes on and on. >> i worry about him. i hope he's okay. and then i'm angry and i don't know what to think. everything runs through my head. i hope my brother is alive, because i want answers just as much as everybody else. >>

nicole underscore. thank you so much for spending parts of your day with with into the conflict. so with to sebastian forest johnson counting his final days of british prime minister in his grace, but still in offered my distance week in london. the mountain with you found paul in fact retreat. so what happens now to the former ministers of the officials who indulge job from mr is a little pull food. will the tory party tomorrow contemplating next on d. w trades into surgery with thousands of women and india having the rooms room. many of them work in the country, sugar cane fields. the activists to militia tucker interviews affected women and discovers the reasons why her findings a shockey india hysterectomy scandal with 45 minutes on dw, ah, a man with some memories of a woman ali from syria is born in a female body. forced into marriage. great to escape will be the journey of his life far from home. ali can finally become the person. he's always wanted to be in despair badly. oh, in battery credit and we'll go through with it. i was born in berlin. starts july 22nd on d, w forest johnson, the counting his final

basically, nicole, politics is a brutal game. while boris johnsoned majorities for the conservative party they were happy to put up with his odd behavior. his unconventional behavior. once it became clear that as is the case the conservative party was going to lose local elections because of boris johnson's dram as and the chaos surrounding him, they got fed up with him and it's a chaos system and they pulled the rug out from what happened this week and it's very different from what happened to donald trump under three years and the conservative party has had enough of boris johnson. >> katty, is the contrast an accurate one? does it ring true over there that the way his party reacted stands in stark contrast to the way trump's party reacted when he lost and tried to overturn the election? >> a bit like you, nicole, i'm always a little cautious about making domestic claims for an international audience and saying that things are exactly the same. they're not. they're very different systems and it's a parliamentary system and things are not exactly t