. >> greg talks about his book the people's revolt, texas populace and the roots of american liberalism. he describes the origin of the people's party in the 1890'seir political goals and populism's legacy today. here is a preview. >> faced with this rejection of the program by the major parties, the alliance finally joined with the nation's leader -- leading labor union and other reform groups and created their own new party, the people's party. its supporters were soon dubbed populists. and populists embraced the legacy. by 1892, populists had hammered out a platform calling for sweeping reforms. populists demanded a national currency, safe, sound and flexible, issued by the general government. in other words, the greenback system which would take the country out the gold standard. they enforced a sub treasury plan. the platform called for a graduated income tax which would place more of the nation's tax burden on the wealthy. going a step beyond the idea of just regulating the railroads, populists called for government ownership of the roads, arguing that railroads were essentially public utilities, used and needed by all. likewise, they calle

cantrell talks about his book “the people's revolt: texas populists and the roots of american liberalism." he describes the origin of the people's party in the 1890's the legacy today. southern methodist university hosted the event and provided the video. in about 90 minutes, a panel of historians discussed several of the most contested presidential elections in american history, 1800, 18 to 4, 1860, and 1876. they compare the elections to each other and the 2020 election. in about three hours, a collection of films from 1980 produced by the occupational safety and health administration, osha. >> it is my pleasure to introduce to you professor gregg cantrell, the chair in texas history at tcu. gregg is a native son of abilene, and as you will hear any moment, a texas sun through and through. a big payday by defending for his phd. he taught first at a university and after that at the university of north texas before moving to the other side of the dfw metroplex in 2003. he has told me in

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s. has become trendy again. up stairs people are playing the slot machines. downstairs we get a good look at some of the latest passions here to banners tell the party line. it reads let's advance the social revolution that ensures the happiness and well being of the masses. if it wasn't for the slogans on the walls we could be almost anywhere in asia. this young woman is an office worker. but that's not as if everyone dresses to suit their body type and coloring some women have square shoulders and try to disguise them what would i do you would see the heavier ones try to dress in the color that suits them. up and then do the same don't say. everyone knows best which clothes shoes and makeup to choose so they can look stylish. good to. make on friday have fun. with that you know we come here with friends and colleagues to get some exercise and relax. bowling alone is no fun it's the atmosphere and good mood that counts she put out to people . here. it's. just so. at this rest area along the motorway a bus full of chinese tourists has stopped on its way to k. song the city at the border to south korea. and 2017 nice visitors had all but disappeared due to

parties you aren't out at ours where maybe the t.v.'s are on silence so i think this year you're actually seeing more people really engaging with the ads and spending time watching the ads more so than in the past you know your stanleys may be gathered together in smaller groups so they can actually listen to you and hear the ads they think that actually is attractive for the marketers that are buying into the game this year. for france they'll be a lot of entertainment crammed into the ads including some big names matthew mcconaughey and many kale ing mila kunis ashton kutcher and shaggy all selling doritos. to this other commercials feature actors michael b. jordan and will ferrell. and for younger football fans even the cookie monster makes an appearance. a good idea. so for me in the business team here in berlin if you want more from us check out our website the way dot com slash business until next time to buy time to catch. the monster confidant their lover. and undercover agent for the british colleagues . activists came to enjoy the summer spotlight on down to the most intimate details . to a mistake. but instead of stopping th

sunday at 1:05 easton, officer -- author greg cantrell on his book, about the 1890's origins of the people's partyeir political goals and populism's legacy today. at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america, we will mark the 50th anniversary of the occupational safety and health administration , with three osha films released in 1980 by the carter administration, later recalled by the reagan administration in 1981. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, a discussion on past residential transitions and inaugurations with white house historical association historians matthew costello and colleen show gun, highlighting speeches from thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln, franklin d roosevelt, one of kennedy, and ronald reagan. exporting the american story, -- exploring the american story. watch on c-span3. announcer: the senate impeachment trial of former president trump begins tuesday with senators deciding if the former president should be convicted on incitement of insurrection. watch live coverage of the senate impeachment trial starting tuesday at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, c-span.org, or listen live o

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s. people were starting. unemployment was rampant. and if the democrats had continued as a very conservative party hostile to agricultural interests andtile to labor interests, not a whole lot different than a republican. that is what the populists said, they are tweedledee and tweedledum, democrats and republicans. what is the real alternative? maybe things worked out differently. but we will never know of course. jeffrey: yeah. to think about if the insurgent groups at work within the party. gregg: oh yeah. jeffrey: let me go back to our list of questions because there are a whole lot of people who liked this question from kyle. i think it is very specific to your presentation tonight. at the alliance's political exchange moment in dallas, why did the bankers denied the alliance credit? was it strictly business prospects, or was there politics mixed in as well? gregg: i have debated this question. certainly, the business people, bankers and so on, who in the end refused to do business with the alliance exchange, certainly they claimed that it was just a business decision, that the alliance was counting on being able to use the pledg

tensions between ethiopia's federal government and the tigray people's liberation front or tplf — until recently tigray�*s governing partyray ever since. now to scotland where, right at the moment when support for independence from the united kingdom is running high — two figures who've dominated the ruling scottish national party are locked in a fierce battle. one which is about to come to a head. these are the people concerned, nicola sturgeon, the first minister — and her predecessor and one—time mentor, alex salmond. this is them campaigniing together in happier times. fast forward to now, he's accusing her of misleading parliament in evidence she gave to an inquiry into his personal conduct. he's also accusing her of conspiring against him to have him removed from public life. allegations which, she denies. as we said, they're both in the same party — the snp, which governs scotland. here's what the opposition conservative party had to say on thursday. a culture of secrets and cover—up that is only growing, and it is all taking place on nicola sturgeon's watch. and there's just one further question i want to ask. fi

this paperwork for the marriage for this sudden love story she called those people dr yasser knox i want to as a former party. m.p.'s who was then president's adviser that's how everything happened and this is there was an ngo who was dealing with turkish media members so that's how we all heard about this incident and then of course the police then the prosecutor's. office intervened and they tried to search the consulate building which they didn't allow at 1st and then they tried to search the residence building and all those the it is all the c.c.t.v. pictures all those intelligence gathering by the police and a turkish intelligence and some voice recordings actually that have been that have been actually declassified in a way or let's say that that has leaked to the press highlight that the situation and everything showed that the order came from a very top place in the royal kingdom. even though as i said the name wasn't recited everybody knew that it was the crown prince mohammed bin someone who organized the killing who actually said yes to this killing ok. joining us live from istanbul cinema thank you very

s word of a big party in here. inside — 30th birthday celebrations. 15 people fined, the property owner charged.nce the restrictions on house parties came in that the police have not been called to attend them. those on the front line, it seems, remain exposed, exasperated and exhausted. connor gillies, bbc news. the actor hugh bonneville has won millions of fans for his roles in hits like downton abbey and the paddington films. his latest role mightjust win him a few more — but it has nothing to do with stage or screen. hugh has joined the small army of vaccine volunteers who are helping to roll out covid jabs — and he kindly let us see him in action. morning. good morning, good morning. lovely to see you. welcome. well done. table for one? thanks for bringing the sunshine. i could do valet parking now, i reckon. i get to wear a hi—vis and be very bossy, and go, "oi!" no, just to welcome people, as i�*m about to do. good morning, sir. welcome. so, it�*s, eh, just about 7:30, and we are about to enter where the midhurst pharmacy has set up its vaccination hub. first thing of the day is sign in.

party want to go. >> you know, it 's so interesting. we don't hear -- it doesn't feel like we hear often people saying what you just said, which is we -- democrats saying we need an opposing party. we need a republican party in order to, you know, lead this country. we need that give and take that negotiation in order to actually accomplish things and to kind of steer the best course forward. this is an age where owning the libs or, you know, attacking, you know, the far right -- or attacking conservatives is what's popular. >> well, i don't think that's what the majority of members of congress believe. if you look at the democratic party in the house of representatives, the majority makers are in fact those moderates, individuals who come from the purple states. i'm happy to be one of the leaders of the new democratic collision, which are pragmatic business forward economic development, democrats who believe that there are legislation infrastructure, jobs, small support for small businesses that we can work with individuals across the aisle to move legislation forward. we know that the best legislation that has been most long standing

has already seen a reported 221 people charged and facing up to 20 years in jail democratic party officials and media are calling the offenders domestic terrorist the f.b.i.'s identifying suspects them with the help of more than 200000 photos and videos mostly from online social networks and that's not all gone without consequences for facebook the tech giants lost more than $30000000000.00 in market value but investors spooked by the platforms coziness with the f.b.i. analyst and commentator earl rasmussen warns innocent people could well have been caught up in this week. a lot of people don't realize i mean a lot of your vision your data is why don't the earth thing is that. facebook changes your policy and what may have been acceptable. 6 months ago may not today and in they may come back and go oh you did this and that's against our policy so we're batting for most people i would say hundreds of thousands of people really did nothing illegal whatsoever there you had if you had some absolutely but but the majority of people in fact some people that are being turned in and turned over investigator were not in the capitol they were perhaps on the capitol g

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party has declared itself the sole legitimate representative of the people. in a show of defiance about a dozen l.g. m.p.'s convened a symbolic parliamentary session on thursday yangon's regional m.p.'s held a swearing in ceremony via. international pressure on myanmar is growing. the un security council has called on the military to release on sun sujit and others who are being detained the us is considering targeted sanctions and in the region malaysian indonesian leaders have called on the association of southeast asian nations or audience to hold a special meeting but the generals have been down this road before me and most military leaders were shunned by the west when they ran the country from 962 to 2011 they want to be giving up power so easily. for its cross live now through phone story who's in the malaysian capital kuala lumpur of florence just bring us up to speed what's the latest. well it's been quite difficult getting information out of myanmar can't because the country is still in the near total internet shutdown but we are hearing reports that there's been a 2nd day of street protests in y

party in the north. thousands of people are reported to have been killed, and about 2 million have been internally displaced. the bbc�*sillhart from the icrc about the humanitarian situation. the humanitarian situation is really bad. there are overwhelming needs. our teams are reporting that they are constantly taken aback by the needs they are discovering on the ground. the food security situation becomes extremely tense. the people in tigray, they essentially lost a harvest season because of the fighting that's been going on. there are serious issues with regards to access to medical care. these are some of the issues, and i think we are still not able to have a comprehensive picture. we are still putting the entire picture together. but from what i understand from our teams on the ground, the needs are overwhelming and definitely larger than we would have expected. and you're not being stopped are prohibited from visiting areas that you would otherwise like to go to? yeah, the situation is challenging because in several areas, fighting is still ongoing. you have a variety of fighting forces on the ground. and there

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claim to control the governing party the issue is being disputed at the election commission whether m.p.'s return to work or the country goes to elections it's the people who will likely be affected after giving the government demanded to lead for 5 years by a comfortable majority of. the time. and oscar winner christopher plummer has died at the age of 91 he was best known for his role as captain von trapp opposite julie andrews in the 1965 blockbuster the sound of music al-jazeera as christensen to me looks back on his 6 decades in film television and on stage for. christopher plummer was a classically trained actor in his native canada on broadway and on the london stage. the sadness. the comedy and tragedy the world came to know him as captain von trapp and one of the highest grossing movies of all time the sound of music. the. more you see. the film's success caught him by surprise here are words of a sudden we're very famous. none of us really realize there were. no words and of course of course of everybody stuart so i was were disappointed that the part i was playing it was. rather boring are for and are tried so hard to america remender sternb

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people. sharing g and caringng and loloving peoplple. that's s a great waway to thi. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brennan: we're back with the head of the republican partyir ronna mcdaniel, in northville, michigan. good morning to you. >> good morning, margaret. great to be with you. >> brennan: good to have you here. we know there is a lot of eyes and what is going to happen when president trump takes that main stage later today. the rrp republicans in the minority in the house and the senate and you lost the white house. why are you doubling down on donald trump as the future of the party? >> it is up to the voters. the voters are saying overwhelming they agree with what president trump did in office. as you see joe biden took away energy independence and take away the pipeline, and as you see him say i'm going to prioritize opening borders versus opening or schools and economies. these are the types of things that voters are saying they saw happen in the trump administration and now they're seeing the biden administration strip those things away. >> brennan: it sounds like you think the unity is in the opposition, rather than in the party. state part

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claim to control the governing party the issue is being disputed at the election commission whether m.p.'s return to work or the country goes to elections it's the nepali people who will likely be affected after giving the government demanded to lead for 5 years by a comfortable majority romulan group. the time. from february 15th anyone arriving in the u.k. from corona virus hot spots will have to quarantine for 10 days the so-called red list of countries includes most of last america south africa and the u.a.e. thousands of hotel rooms sea and airports are being booked arrivals will have to foot the bill it's designed to stop the spread of mutated strains of the virus the dean barber reports now from london's heathrow airport. we know precious little about the details of this corn team hotel scheme apart from the obvious fact that it's going to be a big challenge to get it in place by the deadline of february the 15th so 10 days for the government to convince hotel groups to get on board and to make rooms available the government's trying to block books thousands of rooms across the country at airports like here at heathrow and around the u.k. as well as se

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cities party has declared itself the sole legitimate representative of the people in a show of defiance about a dozen l.g.m. peas convened a symbolic parliamentary session on thursday yangon regional m.p.'s held a swearing in ceremony via. international pressure on myanmar is growing. the un security council has called on the military to release on sons hoochie and others who are being detained the us is considering targeted sanctions and in the region malaysian and indonesian leaders have called on the association of southeast asian nations or audience to hold a special meeting but the generals have been down this road before. military leaders were shunned by the west when they ran the country from 962 to 2011 they want to be giving up power so easily florence italy al-jazeera kuala lumpur. well india's government has cut off internet and phone lines in its latest efforts to clamp down on farmers who are continuing with their protests around need delhi they've been blocking roads into the capital for several months angry at new laws that end to guarantee prices for their produce and as elizabeth bronner imports from gaza poor protests are spreading with roads across the country blocks f

party has declared itself the sole legitimate representative of the people. in a show of defiance about a dozen l.g.m. peace convened a symbolic parliamentary session on thursday yangon's regional m.p.'s held a swearing in ceremony via. international pressure on myanmar is growing. the un security council has called on the military to release on sunset and others who are being detained the u.s. is considering targeted sanctions and in the region malaysian and indonesian leaders have called on the association of southeast asian nations or audience to hold a special meeting but the generals have been down this road before me and most military leaders were shunned by the west when they ran the country from 962 to 2011 they want to be giving up power so easily florence italy al-jazeera. protesting farmers have been blocking highways across india pressing on with. that new agricultural lol should be repealed they fear that they will no longer get guarantee prices for the produce leaving them at the mercy of corporate play as it is with their own and reports not from just outside and. police used these protesters in the southern city of to put them on saturday for their courage sorry they w

party has declared itself the sole legitimate representative of the people in a show of defiance about a dozen l.g.m. peace convened a symbolic parliamentary session on thursday yangon regional m.p.'s held a swearing in ceremony via. international pressure on myanmar is growing. the un security council has called on the military to release on sons hoochie and others who are being detained the u.s. is considering targeted sanctions and in the region malaysian and indonesian leaders have called on the association of southeast asian nations or audience to hold a special meeting. but the generals have been down this road before man must military leaders were shunned by the west when they ran the country from 962 to 2011 they want to be giving up power so easily florence italy al-jazeera kuala lumpur. or we go to egypt now where our colleague al jazeera journalist man which hussein has been released after more than 4 years in prison is now been reunited with his family mahmud was arrested in 2016 while visiting relatives in egypt but was never formally charged with a crime or put on trial al-jazeera media networks acting director general said we are pleased mahmud will reunite with his

party has declared itself the sole legitimate representative of the people. in a show of defiance about a dozen l.g.m. peace convened a symbolic parliamentary session on thursday yangon regional m.p.'s held a swearing in ceremony via. international pressure on myanmar is growing. the un security council has called on the military to release on sons hoochie and others who are being detained the us is considering targeted sanctions and in the region malaysian and indonesian leaders have called on the association of southeast asian nations or audience to hold a special meeting but the generals have been down this road before me and most military leaders were shunned by the west when they ran the country from 962 to 2011 they want to be giving up power so easily florence really al-jazeera quadruple . brigitte while she is an honorary research associate at the university of nottingham malaysia she says world leaders need to support the needs of myanmar speedball. what should be done internationally and in the end so we've seen the u.n. is actually make up calls in terms of condemning the areas i think also at this time it's necessary to have dialogue with the military to assure to let th

go over with members of the party in the house and senate with "r"s after their names, and did he just as national republican obliquely green light some primaries that people didn't want? >> yes, i think that's true. he gave trump cover to attack mcconnell there. if you're looking for lindsay graham to signal allegiances, didn't take much to read between the lines, talking about how mcconnell needs to be kinder to trump. what struck me about it, how he dismissed the severity of the january 6th riots in terms of the threat it poses to democracy. for him it was more about republicans recognizing their electoral path forward. in which case you have to push aside the concerns about january 6th and the role trump played in it because it's more important to keep the coalition of trump fans, maga faithful and traditional republicans together. that's the priorities. shows you that trump's grip on the republican party while it seemed diminished is still iron-clad. would take really hard to find another pivot point than the insurrection at capitol for republicans to say we're done with that. graham did say that, but here right now he's saying mcconnell needs to watc

people. so keep at it. [laughter] 's before i to agree with you there. i don't think they should pacify that part of the partyd jessica actually grew present biden here. he said that if you went to an elite school, maybe you shouldn't have debt forgiveness if you are going to be the top 20% of earners in the country, which is what will happen. so will he stand firm? >> i believe that he will. he was consistent throughout the campaign which is part of the why he skyrocketed when it got to south carolina to the top of the heap and never relinquishes spot by saying we need to have a moderate pace on these positions. we can't afford to do this. and also be can't get the votes for it. we do have 51 with kamala harris been the tie-breaking votes, but president biden is committed to passing legislation that does have some republican support. with republicans i'm including joe manson and kristen sinema. there's no way they're going to over 50000 student loan forgiveness i think he'll hold tight to the 10k. >> nor should they. i know so i got a callous person here, this is an area we made a choice. i like being an old

party has declared itself the sole legitimate representative of the people in a show of defiance about a dozen l.g. m.p.'s convened a symbolic parliamentary session on thursday yangon regional m.p.'s held a swearing in ceremony via. international pressure on myanmar is growing. the un security council has called on the military to release on san suu kyi and others who are being detained the u.s. is considering targeted sanctions and in the region malaysian and indonesian leaders have called on the association of southeast asian nations or audience to hold a special meeting but the generals have been down this road before me and most military leaders were shunned by the west when they ran the country from 962 to 2011 they want to be giving up power so easily florence italy al-jazeera kuala lumpur. choy when is the executive director of the burma human rights network and joins us now from london are you concerned with the protests growing and an internet shutdown now in place that a violent crackdown on peaceful protesters could be imminent. thanks for. interview me today yes i. it is normally it happened i

party has declared itself the sole legitimate representative of the people. in a show of defiance about a dozen elegy m.p.'s convened a symbolic parliamentary session on thursday. wearing in ceremony via. international pressure on myanmar is growing. the un security council has called on the military to release all sons hoochie and others who are being detained the u.s. is considering targeted sanctions and in the region malaysian and indonesian leaders have called on the association of southeast asian nations or audience to hold a special meeting but the generals have been down this road before me and most military leaders were shunned by the west when they ran the country from 962 to 2011 they want to be giving up power so easily florence italy al-jazeera quadruple. tokers the director of net blocks the group that's monitoring the online crackdown on me and maher she says the internet restrictions are tougher than ever. in the military has always been pulling the strings in some one with the other and we've found that they were quite easily able to control internet connectivity itself through a variety of

s. has become trendy again. up stairs people are playing the slot machines. downstairs we get a good look at some of the latest bashan. here to banners tell the party line. that reads let's advance the social revolution that ensures the happiness and well being of the masses. if it wasn't for the slogans on the walls we could be almost anywhere in asia. this young woman is an office worker. but that's a lot of everyone dresses to suit their body type and coloring some women have square shoulders and try to disguise them well. you would see the heavier ones try to dress in the color that suits them. and then do the same don't say. everyone knows best which clothes shoes and makeup to choose so they can look stylish. did you listen to. make on friday have fun. with that you know we come here with friends and colleagues to get some exercise and relax. bowling alone is no fun if the atmosphere and good mood that counts she went on to get even. better. it's. just so. at this rest area along the motorway a bus full of chinese tourists has stopped on its way to k. song the city at the border to south korea. and 2017 nice visitors had all but disappeared due to

party. s>> we want to remind our viewers of the significance of the fifth the district. >> the fifth the district is steeped in history, and most people recognize it from being so ably served by civil rights icon congressman john lewis. it is the honor of my life to succeed him. >> you were chosen by the democratic party to be put on the general election ballot after he passed away. how was it that you were chosen? >> out of 132 applicants and in accordance with the state law, we had exactly one business day as the democratic party of georgia to determine if they would replace congressman lewis's name on the ballot, and when all of the applications were reviewed, i was one of the top five finalists. the executive committee overwhelmingly chose me by looking at my background and history, the 18 years of work and service i did, and just the work i've been doing in the community, i was the choice to be on the ballot in november to replace the name of congressman john lewis, but as we know, no one can replace him in congress. >> when you were chosen, what was your reaction? >> it was virtual on a zoom, and i was sitting in the same office

party realistically confront and normalizing and strengthen that element. what's the danger of that? >> well, the danger of that,s what we saw on january 6th is whipping up a crowd of people to commit a domestic terrorist act and chanting things like "hang the vice president." we have never seen anything like that. it is very dangerous of that type of rhetoric. that's the danger of this. these people are no longer -- or liberal democracy. they become some type of ill lib liberal authoritarianism. why i walked away from it. it is very difficult. negative partisanship is a powerful tool. that's all we have seen from republicans, they're not interested in governing. they're interested being a party of no and a party of sedition and that's unsustainable. >> always a pleasure to get you on tara. thank you so much. >> police are cracking down more on protests at myanmar, we'll have the latest coming up and we'll look at what vaccine makers are doing to make sure children are not left behind. why some say kids won't get coronavirus shots until next year. this looks different. it is. epic hi-res photos. and 8k video, cinema quality. this is different. told you. the harry's razor

s. has become trendy again. up stairs people are playing the slot machines. downstairs we get a good look at some of the latest bashan zz here to banners tell the party line. that reads let's advance the social revolution that ensures the happiness and well being of the masses. if it wasn't for the slogans on the walls we could be almost anywhere in asia. this young woman is an office worker. but that's not everyone dresses to suit their body type and coloring some women have square shoulders and try to disguise them. even you would see the heavier ones try to dress in the color there to stand. up and men do the same don't they. everyone knows best which clothes shoes and makeup to choose so they can look stylish. did you listen to. me on the right have fled. to go to cuba we come here with friends and colleagues to get some exercise and relax. bowling alone is no fun is the atmosphere and good mood that counts when you eat seafood out of the people. there. it's. just so. at this rest area along the motorway a bustle of chinese tourists has stopped on its way to k. song the city at the border to south korea. and 2017 nice visitors had all but disappeared t

people know more about the kim dynasty s workings. q journey to legend has it that when kim jong il came to power he renamed the finance department of the workers' party central committee it was now called office 39 because it was located on floor 309 or another story says that it was march 9th when kim jong il issued an order to set up such a bureau. either way to this day office 39 is the department that collects and manages the cam family's secret plans so you. talk to any prominent north korean ex and all tell you that if you're 13 that is absolutely crucial in earnings revenues for north korean regime it's absolutely vital take away everything collapses. here in new york the united nations imposed and monitored the sanctions against north korea an entity as important as office 39 surely ought to be at the top of prescribed organizations. office $39.00 as is normally talked about bar north korean defectors we don't really see office 13 going into our investigations instead we're looking at the north korean banks and the shell companies that traditionally operate over seas and 3rd current trees to generate foreign currency and then that. back to no

people in u. s history to hold four cabinet positions. he was a republican. but longtime friend john taylor says he did not believe in labels or unwavering adherence to party lines on the bed. it's ideas and the best people and that was what was important to him. close friend, senator dianne feinstein introduced schultz to his secostatement he was willing to work across party lines and hone representative for this country. former san francisco mayor willie brown, another close friend, says schultz was the go to guy when president nixon needed help working on race relations. he's a fine of responsibility to george shultz. nobody ever talks about it. george shultz went down to louisiana and got back to nixon. and met with black preachers and others. and he told nixon what he needed to do that started the process of affirmative action shots was a marine world war two veteran and diplomat on the world stage, interested in fostering mutually beneficial relationships to fend off disagreements. before you do it, come to somebody when you've got a big problem, and you never have seen any time you see him, it's not going to be anywhere near as good as if you. get to know

s she hast set the agenda for the republican party. the way the radical squad led by the real speaker of the house, congresswoman o garcia cortez does for the democratic party. you people know congresswoman. i don't know a conservative or a republican that supports or condones those past beliefs that she disavowed today. thend real story here is that democrats have now opened the floodgates with alarming new precedent. apparently voters at elections, they no longer matter to them. according to those who voted to remove congresswoman greene from committees, a standard that doesn't believe apply to themselves, those who voted for her by a whopping 70% of the boat don't matter to the people who voted today. think about that. their votes just discounted. lawmakers outside of her district, they are calling the shots including many truly insane conspiratorial democrats, the ones that have never apologized for their past radical views, anti-semitic statements, and so much more. we'll have more in a moment. now members can reportedly be penalized for something that was believed. hours ago, she asked this all important question. who's next question or take a look. >> who's next