in episode two with how to sell a massacre polina hanson's one nation party is in america. the will sure is. there in search of millions of dollars from the u.s. company it's a sort of number you guys seem to get ten dogs on and. they want the cash to buy control of democracy in a stranger yet. it's a chance. we can develop. with the best of the company you know handed every different side the only way for us to stay free is by having whatever cuts down cuts. one should use coached by the national rifle association on how to make history and spawn leave they need more guns now to break down the narratives that people react to gun is it make it is something you need to be. jealous feel any. need to have every single school in america to be in the point next program and by that. i mean armed security more guns more guns changing change. you want to put messaging out there will be people out here now even at your stand one nation one state mission to america to be kept secret. to the public eye over those are people that work for odd looking up a new. thing that they needed by

in episode two with how to sell a massacre polina hanson's one nation party is in america. the will sure is. there in search of millions of dollars from the u.s. company it's a sort of number you guys seem to get ten obs one. they want the cash to buy control of democracy in a stranger you. share. with the belt. test on the go you know ahead of every different side the only way for us to stay free is by having whatever cuts down cut. one should use coached by the national rifle association on how to make history and spawn leave they need more guns now to break down the narratives that people react to gun is it make it is something you need to be in a good deal if you know what it means. we need to have every single school in america going to be in the point next program and by that. i mean armed security more guns more guns are going to change and change. us but messaging out there will be people out here now even at your stand one nation one state mission to america to be kept secret. to the public a public loser because it works on looking up a new. thing and they haven't

one should use coached by the national rifle association on how to make history and spawn leave theyneed more guns now to break down the narratives that people's reaction to the gun is a negative is something you need to be in a good deal of shooting. we need to have every single school in america going to be in the point next program and by that. i mean armed security more guns more guns we're going to change and change. you want to put messaging out there will be people out here now eating at your stand one nation one state mission to america to be kept secret. of the public eye over the loser because it worked for a lot we could not finish the. thing that they needed but at the time maybe about there's something to cut. and they visit one of america's wealthiest political donors month in china but at the coffee we have eight weeks of momentum revulsion for stuff now. previously in the how to sell a message of good i'm quietly to say that diana just released one nation party arrives in the u.s. capitol but a very busy way coming up. a mission to make friends in america's multi-bill

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signal us want to change the hard way in this country thank one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top infosys. he's an architect of her battle plan for the coming polls. based on. a nice night out in these things she needs so. gently. and. thank. you for. and in the audience roger malone a pro gun advocate. he's cools the source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. and what i thought so. here . is the public face of gun rights astray or. rather my leave from we don't have al rights as god i honestly thought looted and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the means on. social media. roger has a reputation for high level connections within the pro-gun community in the united states including senior executives such as chris cox from the national rifle association. no no not really. roger has made it clear to america's gun lobby that he wants more guns in the hands of the strains here in louisville kentucky and the n.r.a. can't all be disagree please bear with

in power to one nation gets advice from the n.r.a. on how to sell a message of smear the critiques of gun ownership. they're used to various of those children but we're both joanne. here. and they discuss how an injection of cash would affect one nation's chances in the upcoming elections you would on a lot of house and off the bat of. even the problem for you and john that they really don't have a health question military bridge please don't have a corruption question mark or grim join me maybe i'll sum up from a my guess from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories are big issues here when i was in. had i missed with the headlines on al-jazeera a woman accused of murdering the hoff brother of north korea's leader kim jong un has been sentenced to three years and four months in prison. will be freed next month in malaysia because of time already served she admitted a lesser charge of causing her that phone was accused of poisoning ken jong nam out of kuala lumpur airport two years ago you know mitigatio

the one nation team is back at the national rifle association headquarters. after trying to break down the narratives of the people's reaction to gun use in. the meeting blame caroline whose role is to galvanize the n.r.a. has five million members to vote for pro-gun politicians. so we're trying to identify that speech part of what a secular women vote would look like so we can deliver a second member admission that specific an amendment to the constitution gives cool americans the right to carry guns in many states the fifteen assault rifle for self-defense or grow up with coffee poverty or. just a private thing was childish nothing was naughty she got to talk to me when you have to tell you what america should come and. those guns were banned under restraint his national firearms agreement following the port arthur massacre probably an unrealistic goal to wipe out a national gun ban overnight but if you can work around the market what it does it improve the lives down to daily basis it does demonstrate and make him noted look if you can start making a diffe

he has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we have a policy in life it's a twenty one point plan to make things better for registered shooters want to. sound sensible common sense we're on your saw and we want you to be all the shooting the best that you can. in an interview for the gun rights astray your website the one nation party leader said today's gun laws make the innocent more phone rable only just take natalie dancing to fatten shouldn't pay for open air actually allowing for most to actually have the firearms. for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration agenda. i believe we are in danger of being swamped by asians and with all the. good publicity stunts including wearing a burka to poem that have led to accusations of racism because this is not. what should be alone in this comment. everyone male and female should have some knowledge of have a handle a firearm have to protect themselves because i don't trust our governments fail to do for us. what can we say here that would probably translate

has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we have a policy in life it's a twenty one point plan to make things better for registered shooters want to. sound sensible on said. we're on your side we want you to be all the shooting the best that you can. in an interview for the gun rights astray your website the one nation party leader said today's gun laws make the innocent will phone rable only jane is taking a nap and dancing to fatten gin paper opener actually allowing for most to actually have the firearms. for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration agenda. i believe we are in danger of being swamped by asians and with all the. good publicity stunts including wearing a burka to poem that have led to accusations of racism because this is not. what should be alone in this comment. everyone male and female should have some knowledge of have to handle a firearm how to protect themselves because i don't trust our governments fail to do for us. what can we say here that would probably have their own we s

as she warns broncho to be careful when he communicates about the one nation trip to washington. and the karate. words truck rights. and so just well on any where in. this specific instance instances. he's worried about her marriages experience with foreign meddling in elections. all i'm saying that. the russian if it's true that i want to say start this. soapbox off for yourself a lot of ashby doesn't want to stray you join a list to find out why he had dickson have come to washington. the people who are. where it is in secret from age thirty yards wide. as the trip to washington comes to a close ashby hughes contacted by his party leader pauline hanson he says the trip has been so sensitive that he's careful in passing on information. he began. reading. something that i did think it over. as he has a message keeping some communication secret and i always have a mock. him up in it of iraq. have i got enough every hour made by. something that you want to go. out there for your. get on. board. they may be keeping a low profile but dixon appears pleased with one nation's progress in

easy that you're seeing one nation one state mission to america to be kept secret. to the public eye over the loser because it works on looking up a new. thing and they haven't made it but i think it may be about do something effective. and they visit one of america's wealthiest political donors month in china a couple of months we have eight weeks of momentum revulsion for a tough spot. previously in how to sell a message of good i would say it says diana just released one nation party arrives in the us capital but a very busy way coming up. a mission to make friends in america's multi-billion dollar gun industry and to source millions in political donations while they're at it. with the country of. one nation has asked this man roger to help set up key meetings in washington. roger is the public face of gun rights astray an organization calling for the loosening of strict gun laws live. to hear first entering a meeting the first their annual meeting as freddy's gun laws would tighten following a messenger in the town of port arthur a gunman killed thirty five peop

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our ideals depended on nationalism. think about it. we could have been a nation within the british empire, very easily. most liberal empire in the world. we were already free, had certain rights. no. we chose national independence. we could have been a collection of states, like the articles of new federation. no. we chose to have a constitution and a national government. we could have gone our own way in the 1960's. we chose national unity. we could have been huddled on the eastern seaboard forever more. we chose expansion. all these things made us a powerful and coherent country that could actually defend ideals and make them matter in the world. it is not that nationalism is a neutral or random or accidental thing. we would not be as great or a country without nationalism. [applause] you clearly have thought about this a lot. [laughter] have you ever thought of writing a book? [laughter] >> very good segue. i do have a book coming out about nationalism in the fall. [laughter] >> you alluded to the concept of defending values to the w

good to have you with us the world trade organization has issued a landmark ruling on national security claims in disputes the decision could have major implications for u.s. president donald trump's trade policies the ruling involved ukrainian exports to russian territory and allows an exemption to rules on national security grounds mr trump is likely to see this as a win as he has invoked national security when imposing tariffs on trade disputes with china and the european union but the ruling could also work against it. now let's dig deeper into the story with our financial correspondent dns quarter in new york and my colleague from business clifford conan here in the studio clifford let's start with you what exactly was this ruling about and just how important is it well it started with ukraine feeling that it wasn't getting at the benefits of its strange and trade because russia and rail transport across ukraine they took it to the to the w t o the w t o said national security issues did count as a reason to impose this. and the reason that it's important is that it's the first tim

trump comes on the scene and talks about nationalism. when i was growing up and you saw wackos and skin heads on the news, they called themselves white supremacists. now they're calling themselves white nationalists. this is like having a rival brand with a similar name that could really ruin your market share. so in the 1:15 we have left, did the existence of self-proclaimed white nationalists poison the waters about the debate of that term and how it should be applied. >> i think white nationalism is a contradiction in terms. nationalism at its best, it includes everyone within the nation. and throughout our history, it's actually been the nationalists who have been on the right side of these questions rather than extreme state rights people or secessionists. and what we finally did, you know, after hundreds of years of doing the opposite was fully include black americans in our nation the way they should have been. and just to kind of come full circle, you know, martin luther king, the most important elements of martin luther king's rh

this fox nation original can only be seen on fox nation. watch this. >> there is an understanding that they raise us. [inaudible] fdr almost fulfills that. he was asked are you a socialist. he said no, i'm a christian and a democrat, that is all. >> here was the iconic fdr, champion of all things liberal who was very outspoken in expressing his faith. this man will acknowledge, ask the american people to pray on behalf of such a cause for i know you areme praying with me. [inaudible] it was a really good time to be a strong man. there is respect foror the presidency. even though they didn't vote for the president they respected the office. >> and so, in this power, i ask you to join with me in prayer. prayers of a liberal president is on fox nation right now but you can only see it if you start your seven day trial. sounds like you need to find out. plus you'll get to heave this. >> probably his best acting job, there is too much there, too many moving parts. you've got a case that just doesn't add up. it doesn't make sense. >> that is thei

one member. so, many of us i think would have that concern with the national park. switching gear to another treasury in hawaii, the arizona memorial of course, immortalizing the uss arizona sunk on december 7, 1941, and an iconic historic site, it is in fact the most visited site in all of hawaii. many many people visit it include many of our military look to it for a remembrance of their service, and of those lost in that attack, and throughout our history. the memorial has been closed, for an indefinite period of time . and, the problem is, the docket at the uss arizona memorial it's all, to take a boat out, you get to visit the memorial, and pay her respects. i just got an email yesterday, from a wife of a veteran, looking forward to their 40th anniversary, coming out to hawaii, and visiting arizona, in the memorial, where he served during his home service, so this was a very meaningful visit for very many people. i would simply, in the time remaining, ask you to commit the national park service to accelerating that. i know you're trying, and as i understand it i

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parks. >> the subcommittee on national parks, forests and public lands will now come to order. the subcommittee is meeting today to the testimony on the spending priorities and mission of the national park service. under committee role for f, any oral opening statements at hearings are limited to the chairman and ranking minority member. therefore i ask unanimous consent that all of the members opening statements being be maa part of hearing record if there submitted to the clerk by 5 p.m. today. hearing no objection, so ordered. thank you all for being here, for the subcommittee on national parks, forests and public lands oversight hearing, examining the spending priorities and mission of the national parks service. since 2010, 28 new units and 5,000,000 5 million acres have been added to the national park system. in the same nine-year span, the system has seen 37 million additional visitors each year. despite these increases the administration has proposed a fiscal year 2020 budget with 3500 fewer full-time equivalent employees, and has requested congress to slash funding for

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for criminal allegations tha he sexually assaulted two youngn wofter they both told their story on national tv awm ers returned to richmond for a one day session. >> julie is live in richmond for at the lieutenant-governor had to say today. >> reporter: hi. with lawmars back in session, the pressure is back on the lieutenant-governor, a republican, continues to call for aearing on the sexual assault allegations. in his first press statement i nearly two months, he says it is theor prosec not the politics here who need to hear from him and the two women. lieutenant-governor justin fairfax taking a new turn in front o the cameras, pushing back with his own statement after both of his accusers took their stories of sex assault to national tv speaking to cnbc news chor, gayle king. >> i am telling the truth. i did not assaultan

allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee, mr. cohen, is recognized for one minute. mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. the c.d.c. announced there are now over 700 cases of measles in our nation. it was allegedly old disease that wouldn't come back in 2000 because people got vaccinated. this is the largest outbreak in measles since i think the 1996 time. i unfortunately got polio in 1954 when the polio vaccine was being given to second grade children. i was not in the second grade but my father was giving shots as a pediatrician to second graders which included my brother. he brought the vaccine home and considered giving it to me but knew it was outside of his charge so he didn't do it. and i came

one should use coached by the national rifle association on how to make history and spawn leave they need more guns now to break down the narratives that people react to gun is it make it is something you need to be in a good deal of shooting you. need to have every single school in america going to be in the deployment next program and by that. i mean armed security more guns more guns are going to change and change. you want the messaging out there will be people out here now even at your stand one nation one state mission to america to be kept secret. to the public eye over the loser because it works on seeking out the new. thing that they are needed but i think it may be about do something. and they visit one of america's wealthiest political donors one in china but it's a group we have eight weeks of momentum revulsion for a tough spot. previously in how to sell a message of good i would say it says diana just released one nation party arrives in the us capital but a very busy way coming up. a mission to make friends in america's multi-billion dollar gun industry and to source m

that the ballot will take place at all let alone how they're going to vote on it in just under a month's time the twenty eight nation bloc currently is is due to go to the polled . our europe correspondent peter oliver reports on the main issues around the elections from a german perspective. there's less than a month to go the citizens will elect the next european parliament and while there's expectations of a slight increase in turnout the e.u. pollsters have published that less than five percent of citizens so they knew when they're supposed to vote if you win during it's between may twenty third for the twenty sixth if you break down the euro per day syrian to how those surveyed in member states answer the question do you know when your country will vote in e.u. parliamentary elections well top of the class is multi seventy three percent of those surveyed got it exactly right staying behind for extra lessons though it's the netherlands where a paltry twelve percent of those polled knew which dates they should be voting on almost forty percent of germans nailed the e.u. pollsters question however a separate poll

aafter hearing the national park service deputy director answers questions about the impact on the national parks and the $12 billion deferred maintenance backlog and the preservation of historical and cultural fights. the subcommittee on the forest and public lands will now come to order under the committee rule any opening statements and hearings are limited to the chairman and the ranking minority member. i ask unanimous consent all of l other members opening statements be made in the hearing record if they are submitted to the clerk by 5 p.m. today. hearing no objection, so ordered. thank you all for being here for the national parks and over site hearing examining the priority is and the mission of the national park service. since 2010, 28 new units and 5 million acres have been added to the national park system and the same nine-year span the system has seen 37 million additional visitors each year. despite these increases, the administration has proposed a fiscal year 2020 budget with 3500 fewer full-time equivalent employees and has requested the congress to/from and fiscal year 201

opening statements and q and a. >> good morning and welcome to the first public hearing on selective service by the national commission on military and public service. we address an important question, what are the potential needs for a voluntary or compulsory mobilization? in 2016 the commission was created amid a debate whether the requirement to be extended to women in military combat roles open in 2015. congress charge it is to answer two important questions which first, does the country have a continuing need for a military select of service system and if so whether the current system requires modifications. second, how can we as a nation create an increased participation on military and public service. the first question is the reason we are here this morning. for hearings we are holding today and tomorrow provide an opportunity to discuss the policy options the commission is considering with respect to the selective service system and potential for future draft. we focus on strategic security environment and selective service in the nation to meet those needs which are testing panelists will discuss

eastern on andrican artifacts kmco explore the nations passed on --rican history tv artifacts," and explore past of the nation on american history tv. >> next on the civil war, and he spread college professor peter carmichael talks about confederate soldier john futch, and why he chose to desert after the battle of gettysburg. mr. carmichael is the author of "the war for the common soldier: how men thought, fought, and survived in civil war armies." the virginia museum of history and culture hosted the event. it's just over one hour. >> so, now for today's program we are privileged to have one of the nation's for most authorities on the american civil war with us today. dr. peter carmichael earned his

national park service already owns. i am supportive. the service should be focusing on ensuring a national parks are maintained and are welcoming in a safe place for the public. as my colleagues review this --ne prime example is the national park service faces a backlog of nearly $12 million. it is four times the size of the annual budget of the national park service. the funding structure of the upional park service keeping with the liabilities on congress. this issue hits close to home. we have a $290 million backlog on our parks. -- backlog can in p are impaired visitor experiences. there are issues in the national park service but also a need for sustained funding stream. the situation will get worse the longer we ignore it. colleagues worked together and chairmanhop grijalva. -- and, no bill was signed into law. i hope the house democrats will make an effort to move the bipartisan issue boards. the administration and senate are willing partners and ready for leadership. infrastructure, fun legislation in the budget fund a, congress must model as a whole. this inclu

the other thing that needs to be work on is the trust in the national security state. rom both parties on the floor of the senate and floor of the house, have people talking about a deep state and whether it can be trusted and whether we should believe the assessment and recommendations that come out of it. we see ourselves in a national security emergency in the next 5, 10, 20 years i worry about a scenario in which the american people are fundamentally and trusting of the people working on its behalf in the intelligence committee and state department and elsewhere. congress as well, to do a lot, the patriotism of the folks sitting at these desks, what they do on behalf of the american people, a lot of things on a day today basis. secretary stuart, mister young, general baer, thank you very much, we appreciate your time and expertise and thank you for providing valuable information to the commission. if there's one common theme it is that we can't predict the future. reminds me of a quote to west point cadets when it comes to protecting nature and location of the next

formed in one thousand nine hundred four that got in national liberation front or n.l.f. as it's known here had been fighting for the rights of ethnic somalis living in this than ethiopia to self-determination including the option of a session. in two thousand seventy three zero pm forces which the large scale offensive against the group of states fight as a talk to chinese run oil facility in the region killing seventy four people they feel pm parliament just a few months ago removed the good and national liberation front from its list of banned organizations a spot of prime minister ahmed programme of political reforms the prime minister who took power last april is presiding over a push to shake this nation of one hundred million people from decades of security upsets through. it's the o.p.'s breck nick diplomatic full with a trail since last year also helped transform the at a trend government from a chief sponsor. to a mediator. the group's leadership is now walking one ton to get into a political party with the hope of taking part in the elections next year so have

the united nations high commissioner on human rights michel but is in mexico city with a challenge for the national government rein in widespread violence and insecurity while also guaranteeing the human rights of citizens now through a signed agreement the united nations plans to provide. filesystems in the training of mexico's next generation police force the so-called one of the us you're not or national guard to ensure that human rights are being respected now the high commissioner spoke at a press conference on a wide variety of topics ranging from the humanitarian crisis in venezuela to the plight of central american refugees that are seeking asylum in mexico the high commissioner also vowed to a cyst in the investigation of forty three students who went missing from mexico in two thousand and fourteen calling their case emblematic take a listen to what she had to say earlier at that press conference. the agassi case revealed to the world a major problem in mexico that of more than forty thousand missing people that's the official number one quarter of them a woman there an estim

nato lasts because it is in the national interest of each and every one of our nations. one her we represent billion people. we're half of the world's economic might and half of the world's military might. when we stand together, we're stronger than any potential challenger, economically, politically, and militarily. we need this collective strength because we will face new threats and we have seen so many times before how difficult it is to predict the future. we were not able to predict the fall of the berlin wall, the 9/11 attacks, or the rise of isis, or russia's illegal annexation of crimea. since we can cannot foresee the not foresee the future we have to prepare for the unforeseen. we need a strategy to deal you with uncertainty, we have one. that strategy is nato. a strong and agile nato reduces risks and enables us to deal with surprises when they happen, and they will happen. nato is the most successful alliance in history because we have always been able to change as the world changes. and because despite our differences, we're united in our commitment to each

bombings that killed almost three hundred people on sunday intelligence chiefs warrant the country's president two weeks ago that the new group national to weed charm out were planning attacks and even passed on the names of the suspects now that revelation has the country searching for answers after a day of carnage and heartache that could have possibly been averted. this woman is being forced to endure what no parent wants to go through. she's waiting outside the hospital hoping to hear news of her daughter. the teenager went to one of the churches attacked on easter sunday and hasn't been seen since. the beginning. we kept calling her after we heard of the incident but there was no response we didn't hear from her even in the night that is why we came here first thing in the morning. for others the certainty of knowing brings no relief. as the scale of the tragedy starts to sink in many are unable to contain their grief. most of the dead astra lancken many including at this church north of the capital were children. dozens of foreigners were also killed among those who lost their lives on nationals from the u.s. britain turkey ind

arrested earlier this month reportedly confessed to spying on national. one of the top story there's been heavy fighting in tripoli as forces loyal to the police continue to attack the libyan capital his fighters have advanced and taken control of areas near the inactive international airport. sixty indian nationals are back home today after being held in pakistan because of illegal fishing three hundred sixty people have now been released by as part of a goodwill gesture india and pakistan often arrest each other's people on charges of illegal fishing tensions have remained high since a suicide bomber from a pakistani based group killed more than forty soldiers in indian administered kashmir in february tariq is a strategic affairs analyst he joins us from welcome to the news so this is a gesture of goodwill will it work thank you. maybe it is less likely to work to be very learned in response to your question this is a gesture primarily to minimize the level of density india still it is that exist in. the present by and to alleviate the fear is that the

nato lasts because it is in the national interest of each and every one of our nations. one her we represent billion people. we're half of the world's economic might and half of the world's military might. when we stand together, we're stronger than any potential challenger, economically, politically, and militarily. we need this collective strength because we will face new threats and we have seen so many times before how difficult it is to predict the future. we were not able to predict the fall of the berlin wall, the 9/11 attacks, or the rise of isis, or russia's illegal annexation of crimea. since we can cannot foresee the not foresee the future we have to prepare for the unforeseen. we need a strategy to deal you with uncertainty, we have one. that strategy is nato. a strong and agile nato reduces risks and enables us to deal with surprises when they happen, and they will happen. nato is the most successful alliance in history because we have always been able to change as the world changes. and because despite our differences, we're united in our commitment to each

so there is a crucial need for this hearing focusing on white nationalism. not that other types of extremism are not dangerous, but because we as a society, our laws, and our elected leaders have not focused sufficiently on the rising threat of white supremacy. the other driving force for the resurgence of white supremacy is the role of social media in enabling this hate to spread. just this morning, adl issued a new report documenting how, before carrying out the hateful murders in pittsburgh and new zealand, the alleged white supremacist gunmen frequented fringe social networking sites like gab and achan that act as echo chambers for the most virulent anti-semitism and racism and act as acting recruiting grounds for potential terrorists. these platforms are like white supremacist digital rallies, creating on-line communities that amplify their vitriolic fantasies. we believe our challenges must include revitalizing the federal government's attention to potential terrorism and in particular sprupremacist violen, giving all data to the fbi, making laws agains

nationalism. less than five percent of europeans are aware the voting begins on may twenty eighth. live from our international news center this is our to your warm welcome to the program my name's union o'neil first today more on saturday's deadly shooting in a synagogue near the californian city of san diego it appears the sole person who died in the attack a woman jumped in front of the rabbi to shield him from gunfire the police have detained a nineteen year old man in connection with the incident which took place during a service to mark the jewish holiday of passover where the suspect reportedly posted an anti semitic message online before the attack president trump said that the shooting quote looks like a hate crime the city's authorities say the community should stay united. someone filled with hate. when am. attacked the congregants at the hub out of our way an attack against our jewish brothers and sisters. fortunately that person was apprehended and now this community comes together a horrible loss of life. well the suspect who's in detention in california is said to hav

as mayor of this city and then later on a national figure they have always been winning this city quite comfortably with a much bigger gap so the fact that it was brought down to the wire is will be considered some sort of a defeat in and of itself adrian just one of the issues that have driven the turnout was pretty high it was and it was over eighty percent what are the issues that have driven versus towards the opposition. well there's two ways to look at this i mean there's the economic issues that have essentially plagued the political spectrum for the past couple of years that there's been a stagnation a huge devaluation of the. there has been an increase to some extent in unemployment increase in prices and inflation that hasn't been true catastrophic effects compared to other countries in the sense that you are not seeing people starving or so that degree aging but because the act party built its success on huge economic. benefits that you've seen the average income quadrupling get many parts over the past ten years and you've seen such huge economic benefits through the average

critics say the white government be deceived at orica focused on nationalism in the selection it has been silent on job creation. the coalition of youth groups called the young india right committee has come together to express lead to campaign against the movie government. this see they will support any candidates who stand against the b.g.p. and its policies on education and employment. every member groups are less. this meeting is in support of a candidate from the c.p.i. m.l. a communist party. in the last five years have been very video how even if you took india there has been a very dangerous check to shift. you don't believe in doing more. when it comes to the youth and the students of the country the youth is the future of the country and they're not fighting for themselves those are fighting for india what you know right to education i can climb and i to him that are heights of the city the. jungles attending the meeting i just i think. he would kill you the government needs to ensure that young people are provided with a secure jobs so they don't have to struggle to their l

allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in memory of a member of my district staff, kate win, who passed away this morning. mr. kilmer: following a courageous battle with cancer. i feel so lucky she was part of my time and our lives. she was the ultimate public servant. if she was meeting with the navy about issues of national security, she had a smile on her face. if she was serving food to folks who were down on their luck at the salvation army, she had a smile on her face. if she was visiting a local high school and getting toe try out a flight simulator, kate has a really big smile on her face. she looked at every day that

and they based it on the race-based aspects of the national origins quotas. truman gave a very strong veto statement. i love the imagery of the strong hand of the past still clutching -- the dead arm of the past holding on to us. and the senate vote to overturn the veto was quite close. people forget that. it was a very close vote on whether or not mccarron-walter would go forward. after that, truman set up a commission, and that commission was significant in that it really kind of set the table for what the discussion would be in the rest of the 1950s and in the early 1960s about reforming immigration. and it particularly urged the abolishment of national origins quota. it also, it's significant to note, said that the western hemisphere should be put under this new worldwide system. now, one of the things that is interesting about this period, and it's meaningful for today, is this was the early days of public opinion. we're starting to see a lot of public opinion polls being done by gallup, and also by university-based polling places. and in the summer of 19

who compensates the victims the international conference on national regional and international mechanisms to combat impunity and ensure accountability under international law. organized by the national human rights committee. united nations human rights office of the high commissioner. european parliament. and global alliance of national human rights institutions. all right sports fans that catch up with all the football and some interesting developments for us right andy yeah and not all good rising star of its high in football targeted with racist abuse during a top level league game event to strike a moister can targeted by a carry friends during tuesday's match. what was the crowd reaction after the nineteen year old scored during that sunil when can celebrating in front of the kyrie from this seemingly in response the p.c. been receiving throughout the day in some of tyree's pies did attempt to reason with their own fans walk and see might the french world cup win a placements where the protest it's the referee about the chancing and threats and so war cough the game was actually del