i wish i could reciprocate the hospitality you gave me when i visited ottawa as vice president in 2016. the sooner we can get this pandemic under control, i look forward to seeing you in person in the future. as you know, we had a private talk about this a lot a while ago. the united states has no closer friend in canada. that is why you are my first call as president, my first bilateral meeting, and of course, my vice president spent some time in montreal for high school, so our channels of communication are wide open. as you know, we have a robust agenda today and best served when the united states and canada work together and lead together. in close coordination on the issues i discussed, covid-19, economic recovery, climate change, refugees and migration, fighting for our democratic values and our democracies at home. we spoke about this at the g-7 but worth saying again, the leaders of the nation of democracy, we have the responsibility to prove that democracy can still deliver for our people for a lot of reasons around the world. and following the full participation of our people

as the powers that be an ottawa room work concerned about not rocking the boat with their american colleagues and they were about. dancing a case that was brought by one of their own members of parliament to. do a lot of bizarre physical therapy and he's going on in psychiatry at the time. but no one had ever used the combination of very powerful drugs convulsive therapy extended sleep sensory isolation and all the other methods. she was using there had been there was never anything like this. where i grew up this was my street. you see that tree there i remember when i could put my fingers around it we planted that tree so that trees planted in 1945 it's quite a long time ago. harvey decided to write a book about his father's experiences. as he researched the legal case he began to get a lot of attention. some strange things were happening and they always arriving in our house open. there were all these strange clicks on the telephone. and then about 2 weeks after that i'm driving to pick up my kids from a school dance clear night. clear road. from behind me comes a car with no headlights sl

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then we approached the old ottawa wooden bridge and then it got treacherous. the road started snaking up the side of the mountains and sheer drops on both sides, no guardrails of any sort. huge, heavy earth moving equipment all around us. just a lot of activity constantly. the first stop was the military police post and dad had to present rings and rings of documentation. well i held on tightly to my sister and mom with lenora and debbie get interact. i was amazed at the command of the english-language dad picked up. it was passable and mom as well. a lot of questions were asked and then they began tearing the car apart. they began removing the seats, looking in the trunk, under the hood, and i would ask mom in spanish, what are they doing? she said, they're looking for something. why don't they tell you what they are looking for we can tell them -- [laughs] -- something like that. i noticed the same thing with the vehicles departing los alamos. the other shocking thing was dad was given the green light and he says, ok, mr. chavez. you have x minutes from this

making headlines today canada has designated the proud boy's extremist group as a terrorist entity ottawa says the group played an important role in the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol early last month separately the u.s. justice department charged 3 members of the problems for their involvement in the attack on the capital. syrian state media have accused israel of launching missile strikes from the disputed golan heights the briton based syrian observatory for human rights says israel targeted a military post for regime forces and pro or bahraini and volitions syria's air defenses retaliated israel has not confirmed or denied the operation. the french court says the government of president manuel mccall must take more action on climate change bottom analysts took the administration to court for not fulfilling commitments under the paris 2015 climate accord a tribunals found in their favor and gave the government 2 months to change its policy. also tools across portugal have been overwhelmed by what's become one of the world's worst coba 19 outbreaks international help is being provided

stomach state which has to do they have to do with a well or and this is the point because the lie of ottawa large right tool and jaw put a many questions of that evidence coming from a stunning state them solve but i think the court and fall are many of our evidence coming from police let's talk about his followers and he is on the scene in germany because it has changed since i will while i was arrested 5 years ago so how much of a threat has said still pose. exactly if we were talking about hostile islamic state stage we are talking about. not in the quantity of that before for an hour yes but we are talking about the quality of that sounds in germany i think it's still a dangerous and. pursuit jointers and the police and the authorities facing another kind of threats it is a quality of threats i think we have still dangerous in germany with some members of islamic states not and that's quality as we saw 5 years ago but i think another quality to use the economy cation in a different way in this march and why i think this question is khomeini and the whole law and the opportunities is goi

state which has to do they have to do with up while up and this is the point because the lion of ottawa large right talk and sure put a many questions of that if it does come in from the stunning state then solve much i think that the court and fall are many of our evidence coming from police let's talk about his followers and he isn't a scene in germany because it has changed since i was arrested 5 years ago so how much of a threat does that still pose. exactly we were talking about it hostile state stage we are talking about now not in the quantity of that before for an hour yes but we are talking about the quality of that sounds in germany i think it's still a dangerous and. then persecutors and the police and the authorities facing another kind of threats it is a quality of threats i think we have still dangerous in germany with some members of islamic states not and that's quality as we saw 5 years ago but i think another quality to use the communication in a different way in the smarter way i think this question is how many and whole long after it is going to invest a lot of it in

he is a professor in the graduate school of public and international affairs at the university of ottawa in also we have wendy's and he is a professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the book russian conservatism and here in moscow we have to meet bob she's a political analyst and editor at you know smee internet media project originally cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it i was going to call 1st. in light of my introduction paul i'll ask the big question that i'm sure there's no easy answer but given that you're all everyone on our panel here is an expert in russia. are russian liberals following out of love with the west because if they are all i can say is it's about time go ahead paul i say got started sort of yes and no but they remain committed to it an ideal of the west some sort of fantasy of the less they have which is so the west as it was until fairly recently but you do see a number of. now criticizing the sort of political correctness the west and the sort of modern world culture and

everybody who you are what you do yeah hi my name is up florence and i'm a professor at the university of ottawa. new offer of numerous books on russian soviet history and contemporary russian a 1st. good to have a reverend welcome back to the stream nice to see you again remind our audience who you are what you did. my name isn't on the 100 list is the inside out which is russian investigative media outlets so we're doing these and are in different topics but our latest in the cities in wars or on who is in and alex in the money who was who isn't. it it's so chemical agent agent very dangerous and we found concrete to do autism that is not a source so offices of russia security service who did this assassination. thank you love to hear more about that in just a moment alexis good to have you back on the street remind our audience who you are and what you do i'm a lexus learner glad to be here and i am a scholar of authoritarianism and protest specifically in russia i'm working at the university of western ontario nice to have you and when there is not room a moment because you are in moscow you

canada has designated the probably ois extremist group as a terrorist entity ottawa says the group played an important role in the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol early last month separately the u.s. just justice department charged 3 members of the proper ways for their involvement in the attack on the top of. a french court says the government of president obama well michael must take more action on climate change are mentalists took the administration to court for not fulfilling commitments under the paris 2015 climate accord tribunals found in their favor and gave the government 2 months to change its policies. around the world people are pinning their hopes on vaccines as a way of defeating the virus well now a new study suggests the oxford astra zeneca shot could indeed prevent people from spreading cohabit 19 research but oxford university is the 1st to show a vaccine stopping the corona virus being passed on as well as protecting against the onus the university says the vaccine could cut transmission of the virus by 2 thirds scientists also found that a single shot can offer a high

the powers that be an ottawa room were concerned about not rocking the boat with their american colleagues and they were about. dancing a case that was brought by one of their own members of parliament. there were a lot of bizarre physical therapy ringback is going on in psychiatry at the time. that no one had ever used the combination of very powerful drugs convulsive therapy extended sleep sensory isolation and all the other methods. she was using there had been there was never anything like this. where i grew up this was my street. you see that tree there i remember when i could put my fingers around it we planted that tree so that trees planted in 1945 it's quite a long time ago. harvey decided to write a book about his father's experiences. as he researched to me ok so he began to get a lot of attention. some strange things were happening and they always arriving in our house open. there were all these strange clicks on the telephone. and then about 2 weeks after that i'm driving to pick up my kids from a school dance clear night. clear road. from behind me comes a car with no headlig

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headlines around the world canada has designated the proud boy's extremist group as a terrorist entity ottawas says that the group played an important role in the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol earlier last month separately u.s. justice department charged 3 members of the organization for their involvement in the attack on the capital. syrian state media has accused israel of launching missile strikes from the disputed golan heights the britain based syrian observatory for human rights says that israel targeted a military post for regime forces and pro iraqi and militias syria's air defenses retaliated israel has not confirmed or denied the operation. the pollies have staged a nationwide strike to protest the dissolution of parliament and the $77.00 protesters including the foreign minister were arrested in the capital come on do the parliament was dissolved on december 20th at the direction of the prime minister and new elections were announced for april and may. well i to bring you now some breaking news the international criminal court has convicted a former ugandan rebel commander of war

as the powers that be an ottawa room were concerned about not rocking the boat with their american colleagues and they were about. dancing a case that was brought by one of their own members of parliament. a lot of bizarre physical therapy is going on in psychiatry at the time. but no one had ever used the combination of very powerful drugs electro convulsive therapy extended sleep sensory isolation and all the other methods.

he is a professor in the graduate school of public and international affairs at the university of ottawa and also we have wendy's and he is a professor at the university of south used her norway as well as author of the book russian conservatism and here in moscow we have to meet bob that she's a political analyst and editor at you know smee internet media project originally cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok i was going to call 1st. in light of my introduction paul i'll ask the big question that i'm sure there's no easy answer but given that you're all everyone on our panel here is an expert in russia. are russian liberals following out of love with the west because if they are all i can say is it's about time go ahead paul i say got started sort of yes and no but they remain committed to it an ideal of the west some sort of fantasy of the less they have which is so the west as it was until fairly recently but you do see a number of. now criticizing the sort of political correctness the west and the sort of modern world c

jess davis is an intelligence analyst and president at insight threat intelligence, based in ottawa.e common perception that proud boys are an american organisation only, but you said there are plenty of canadian members in that group two. how popular are the proud boys and canada? it’s proud boys and canada? it's hard to put _ proud boys and canada? it's hard to put a _ proud boys and canada? it�*s hard to put a number on how popular they are but we know that there are chapters of the proud boys across canada, and there are different points, there are different points, there have been tens, 20s, they be in the hundreds. people who are affiliated with the proud boys and canada. they also have something of a different national presents.- something of a different national presents. something of a different national resents. ~ ., ., national presents. what are the implications— national presents. what are the implications of _ national presents. what are the implications of this _ national presents. what are the implications of this ruling - national presents. what are the implications

many thanks for joining us here in ottawa and parents know we had been having a presence dattilo day we're back in 30 minutes with the latest headlines.

he's a professor in the graduate school of public and international affairs at the university of ottawa and also we have wendy's and he is a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of the book russian conservatism and here in moscow we have to meet bob she's a political analyst and editor at you know it's me internet media project originally cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok i was going to call 1st. in light of my introduction paul i'll ask the big question but i'm sure there's no easy answer but given that you know everyone on our panel here is an expert in russia. are russian liberals following out of love with the west because if they are all i can see.

ottawa southern aristocracy, the push to find a hard war. this quote of his explains. dana negros? i'm fighting these treacherous aristocrats their masters. he's not fighting the war and slavery, he was fighting the war to possibly punish the people who he thought was responsible for the war. we see this carry on in reconstruction. >> so he was basically saying slaveowners was the reason for the war? >> not just slaveowners but his perspective the people who are most responsible for the war where the wealthy planters. people who owned 2030 4100 slaves. and had outside political power and influence. lot remember, this is a struggle and lincoln talked about with fremont's proclamation. what is the role of the president, what is the role of congress? lincoln had taken a great deal of power as president during the war. congress and lincoln had fought over that periodically. the fremont casing, i don't have the power constitutionally to do some of the things i wanted to, congress needs to do it. that's why even when he takes a step with the emancipation prologues proclamation, he's push

i testified in the house of commons in ottawa last year i believe it was about the bill that they are to bring in today. today the difference is the general climate of free speech in canada, the united states, u.k., australia, europe, everywhere throughout the western world is worse than a decade ago. between the malign alliance, a merger in washington, between big tech and the state, we are moving in to a literally orwellian world where phrases out of orwelln's "1984" he uses the phrase "reality control." as you just said, the "new york times" now is in favor of establishing a federal agency of reality control under a so-called reality czar. these people are so unself-aware and so illiterate they don't realize these are tired ideas they are lifting from a 70-year-old indictment of the totalitarian state. >> tucker: is that book read anymore or if it's allowed? how long before orwell himself is banned. >> i don't think there is any doubt about that. to go back when i got a canadian law repealed, one thing that changed since then is that today free speech is openly mocked as some kind

the house of commons in ottawa just a couple of years ago a jihadist comes down the center block firing weapon and the sergeant at arms, which is basically a fill better and sullivan ceremonial position he carries the mace into the chamber each day as the symbol of royal authority, the sergeant of arms had to grab the rusting pistol in his desk drawer and take the guy down. this is not that. never mind the ones who weren't there. there is no evidence the ones who were ever encountered a single insurrectionist or member of the public. if any of these survivors had broken through the army of staffers and done what boozey old boris yeltsin did facing down the coup on top of a tank in 191 they would be the run away favorite for the 2024 nomination there were victims on january the 6th. the ladies shot at close range by capitol police who seems to have been memory holds by the memory certain police officers themselves but not the political class. we are degenerating into an even more pathetic alternative reality here. for years now the dominant public discourse has been between the state and

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for the next 90 minutes, -- benders here -- union ottawa on cemetery hill, and on culp's hill. it is a cannonade that will be as every bit as furious as the one that will be much more famous and much more remembered, the next day proceeding pickets charge. darkness is beginning to fall, 7 pm. 7:30 pm, on the evening of july 2nd. infantry assault, of you'll's diversionary tactic, is moving forward. they are making their way towards culp's hill and cemetery hill. for our story, towards the position of george c was green. as all of this is taking place, 12th corps commander, major general henry -- pictured on the left of the screen here on the slide, would receive a dispatch from army signal officers. these army signal officers have seen the movement of a heavy comb of coal federal salters, moving towards a 12 core position on cultural. -- reading this dispatch, received the signal from the army officers. a confederate attack is making their way towards your location. don't know it's gonna be if it's -- a diversionary so but he knows the confederate column heading towards his posi

it was a rainy rainy morning the inauguration the ottawa, illinois free trader asked who made lincoln or any mortal man the interpreter of the decrees of god. and the chicago times, which was a very bitter enemy of the of the lincoln administration wrote we did not conceive it possible that even mr. lincoln could produce a paper. so slip shot so loose joined. so pureile not alone in literary construction, but in its ideas, it's sediments. it's grass. he has outdone himself by the side of it mediocrities her so you can see the democratic papers were not impressed. they did not feel. that lincoln is appealed to god meant anything other than he was presuming to interpret the will of god. and some papers even ran parodies of the speech. they thought it was so ridiculous. and before we get into the historical figures that you described so well in in your book why what do you have to say about a comparison if one can actually be made at all between lincoln's first inaugural address really more of the lawyer incoming president than then someone who had just finished one term in office. yes,

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that record was broken in 2004 by philadelphia and ottawa. that's this day in sports.february 26th. i'm joe fonzi, all right. it is time for our favorite segment of the night. it is time to check this out. and i love this. it's guys some serious soccer skills. okay he's on crutches. he's missing the lower part of his left leg. but that does not slow him down. nope. not one bit. check him out. i mean off the head, and then he's using his right leg. and here's the thing i like. it's not a solo act, right. he's got something to pass to check this out. edible that's andre. next be seen that cool. oh, yeah. i mean, look at that. it's not missing a beat. yeah i like how there's people just walking by like there's nothing going on just casually in the background. yes. so i'll be back with more sports guys in 25 minutes, but now it is time for the 11 o'clock news. i played soccer when i was young, but still wasn't that good. all right, jason. thank you so much. no. next two legs. i love it with science tells us that we can open up safely and the kids coming back in school. the

all flights is the little travers bay bands of ottawa indians in northern michigan.ative american tribes have been devastated by the pandemic and the inter tribal council, dr terry samuels told us when the first vaccines were flown in the reaction was like they won the super bowl to see the vaccines, rollout and tax should get them was. tremendous boost to our efforts as well as our. community as you know, providing some hope. after a very long time with waiting for the vaccines to be developed with 5000 trouble, members and neighboring tribes like the chippewa, indian community and others, the virus positivity rate has been high. our culture very social, we have many gatherings that celebration. all of that has been on hold for quite some time now. so our hope is that we can get back to that civil air patrol is universally well received as we transport covid-19 vaccine. usually we're a leak in the chain that gets the vaccine to the arms where they're needed. when we do arrive, it's a happy time from u. s public health service usually will be the person that greets u

that record was broken in 2004 by philadelphia and ottawa. that's this day in sports.y 26th. i'm joe fonzi our favorite segment. tonight it is time to check this out and listen, don't let any obstacles get in your way. this guy has some serious soccer skills. he's on crutches. he has just one leg, but it doesn't slow him down one bit, and here's what i like. you know, he's going off the head on. then watch. he's actually got someone to pass to here, and it is my favorite part. check this out. oh, wow. wow. he's got a friend on crutches. same deal loved both those same deal loved both those guys. that's it back t (both gasping) having a little trouble catching your breath there? no, no, i'm good. if my p.e. teachers had told me this is what i was training for, i would have tried a lot harder. (laughing) "do or do not. there is no try." did you just quote star wars? i believe i quoted empire strikes back. oh, my god. i am lying in bed with a beautiful woman who can quote yoda. (chuckles) i love you, penny. oh... thank you. you're welcome. i just wanted to put that out th

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downhill ice cross gator from ottawa, sporting the tomorrow rosen jersey right there, formerly of the raptor. that's something to be old. that's what you call your high speed, high speed. don't worry there. well get some serious height there. geez yeah. good stuff. dangerous stuff, but he made it look good. there is obviously a raptor stand up in canada. raptor stand up in canada. that's the sporting life okay, in avatar, when they have sex on pandora, they hook up their ponytails, so we know their ponytails are like their junk. yeah... so? so, when they ride horses and fly on the birds, they also use their ponytails. what's your point? my point is, if i were a horse or a bird, i'd be very nervous around james cameron. it amazes me how you constantly obsess over fictional details when there are more important things in the real world to worry about. for example, why wasn't william shatner in the new star trek movie? hey, sheldon. i was up in the administration office, and i happened to overhear the name of the winner of this year's chancellor's award for science. and you want to rub m

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canada has designated the crowd noise extremist group as a terrorist entity ottawas says that the group played an important role in the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol early last month separately u.s. justice department charged 3 members of the organization for their involvement in the attack on the capital. germany's ethics council has rejected the concept of vaccine passports the council says that it is unacceptable to lift a code of 19 restrictions on an individual basis because vaccinated people may still spread the virus but the council made one exception saying that those who are vaccinated should be allowed to visit relatives and elderly care homes and hospices . the pandemic has turned children's lives upside down with schools closed and activities canceled it's not just kids education that is suffering restrictions on lockdown measures are having an impact on children's development and wellbeing to german chancellor angela merkel has hosted a virtual meeting with citizens about family and seems she promised to work toward reopening a daycare centers and schools to give children