people who think you can'tiust— are people people who think you can'tjust signlank cheque for ever— can't just sign a blank cheque for ever that — can't just sign a blank cheque for ever that american forces will keep, pfop ever that american forces will keep, prop up— ever that american forces will keep, prop up a _ ever that american forces will keep, prop up a government in afghanistan that doesn't command support of the people _ that doesn't command support of the people and _ that doesn't command support of the people and if the taliban come necking, — people and if the taliban come necking, maybe that is the —— come knocking, _ necking, maybe that is the —— come knocking, maybe that is the result. but joe _ knocking, maybe that is the result. butjoe biden seems to have ignored the warnings he was given by allies and military top brass a over estimated the power of afghan forces and the _ estimated the power of afghan forces and the speed with which the taliban could advance and you have had diplomats — could advance and you have had diplomats being ferried

. _ brand in order to appeal to younger people, people who are conscious about _ peoplemple terms, it's all— so basically, in very simple terms, it's all pretending to be greener than _ it's all pretending to be greener than you — it's all pretending to be greener than you are. this story is about energy— than you are. this story is about energy companies that are misleading consumers. _ energy companies that are misleading consumers, saying that they're presenting deals as perfectly ego friendly. — presenting deals as perfectly ego friendly, but actually they aren't as green— friendly, but actually they aren't as green as they seem. —— geico friendly — as green as they seem. —— geico friendly we _ as green as they seem. —— geico friendly. we know from new polling today— friendly. we know from new polling today the _ friendly. we know from new polling today the british public is very keen— today the british public is very keen to — today the british public is very keen to do what they can to address the climate — keen to do what they can to address the climate crisis. th

most people with aids never got involved in aids after this. there are people in act up who did not have aids. people who were access who are hiv negative but they were a type of person. there were almost like vanguard personality. but because act up was not theoretical and driven by the need with people with aids all of the action and energy was geared toward being effective. because the clock was ticking. those needs had to be met immediately. there is not time for theory and bureaucracy. that's what drove the organization. >> just thinking about the question of lessons. maybe other movements cannot so easily be drawn pretty think of this because a friend of mine mentioned in your books i will not mention his name. those meetings if you were a young comic gate man those meetings were among other things very sexy. you mentioned for example they got together there and became a couple over the creation of a fact sheet. : : : for most of us to be successful theft of the places that make your life better to be in them and you know based on burden and responsibility won't fill and there was a lot of fear

people are saying that we cannot stay _ unfold. some people are saying that we cannot stay here. _ unfold. some people stay here. they _ unfold. some people are saying that we cannot stay here. they will - we cannot stay here. they will punish us, they will kill us. they'll be tracked down because they cooperated and supported the allies the last 20 years. the? cooperated and supported the allies the last 20 years.— the last 20 years. they do feel betra ed the last 20 years. they do feel betrayed and _ the last 20 years. they do feel betrayed and the _ the last 20 years. they do feel| betrayed and the circumstances the last 20 years. they do feel- betrayed and the circumstances and who knows — betrayed and the circumstances and who knows will become them. the taliban_ who knows will become them. the taliban are — who knows will become them. the taliban are coming out and saying that we _ taliban are coming out and saying that we are — taliban are coming out and saying that we are not going to hold vengeance or forgive these people, etc and _ vengeance or forgive these people, etc and stopping people h

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open, we need to start we need to start encouraging people encouraging by putting gasoline people by in the gas stations, putting gasoline the gas people gas. people are going to get they can go gas couch sir federative someplace. or they get, a hotel voucher, or they get a hotel and they need to voucher, go to a hotel, and they need to go to we cannot keep a hotel. we cannot that many people in keep that many people in that, city with the that city where the grid as broke as it greatest broke as it is is right now. right now. on and on top of top of, that the that, the electrical electrical gas grid, grid, the water grid, the telecommunication telecommunication grid is broke. great's in so many broke. and so people, we many people operate now with the operate now ability to be able to with the ability to be talk and get able to talk and get information. a lot of information. a lot of people need to hear what is people need to hear what's being being said on said on television television, and they don't have the ability don't have the to see or hear ability to see or it. hear it because the greatest broke. because the greatest broke. i

poor white people are successful, absolutely people can overcome racism and people have tried to be thinking about the presence of people of color in this country, is proof that people can continue to drive through and surmounted in different ways. it's not the people cannot overcome racism, is not that racism does not need to exist. we know that race is a social construct but we do know that racism is very real implications for people's lives and does not have to be that way. so we don't have to think about okay, but we should just train people are educate people to get over racism. how about we all try to be antiracist. how about that. how about we rent eradicate the systems that are in people's grace of the don't have to think about surrounding it. let's just abolish it relates get rid of it. it is absolutely possible in speaking about like the conversation about family structures and not having children before marriage and all of those things, there are a lot of things that have happened to make it so that these things occur. many people are like education in school. and self for people

people are successful. absolutely people can overcome racism and people have thinking about just the presence of people of color in this country, that people can continue to strive through and surmount it in different ways. it is not that people cannot overcome racism. it is that racism doesn't need to exist. we know that race is a social construct but we know that racism has real implications for people's lives. it doesn't have to be that way so we don't have to think about we should train people or educate people to get over racism . how about we all try to be antiracist? how about we eradicate those systems so people don't have to surmount it? it's absolutely possible and thinking about the conversation about family structures and not having children before marriage, there are a lot of things that happen that make it so that these things occur. many people are against sex education in schools but people are absolutely still having sex which is why we have so many children so people are get against reproductive rights. why can't a person choose what they do with their body? i personally don't agree with schoo

people. _ right. there isn't a huge number of people, how younger people were saying _ people, how younger people werebut they think. _ necessarily anti—vaccine but they think. i_ necessarily anti—vaccine but they think. i am — necessarily anti—vaccine but they think, i am younger, i necessarily anti—vaccine but they think, lam younger, i have necessarily anti—vaccine but they think, i am younger, i have far less grist— think, i am younger, i have far less grist to _ think, i am younger, i have far less grist to me. — think, i am younger, i have far less grist to me, do i really need it? that— grist to me, do i really need it? that it — grist to me, do i really need it? that it helps incentivise them and gives _ that it helps incentivise them and gives an _ that it helps incentivise them and gives an incentive and can be very effective — gives an incentive and can be very effective for public health policy. so in _ effective for public health policy. so in the — effective for public health policy. so in the music industry, we have had all— so in the music industry, we have had all sorts — so in the mu

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people are successful. absolutely people can overcome racism and people have thinking about just the presence of people of color in this country, that people can continue to strive through and surmount it in different ways. it is not that people cannot overcome racism. it is that racism doesn't need to exist. we know that race is a social construct but we know that racism has real implications for people's lives. it doesn't have to be that way so we don't have to think about we should train people or educate people to get over racism . how about we all try to be antiracist? how about we eradicate those systems so people don't have to surmount it? it's absolutely possible and thinking about the conversation about family structures and not having children before marriage, there are a lot of things that happen that make it so that these things occur. many people are against sex education in schools but people are absolutely still having sex which is why we have so many children so people are get against reproductive rights. why can't a person choose what they do with their body? i personally don't agree with schoo

people, wasn't he? he was being to the american people. he people, wasn't he? e? he was being to the american people. he was speaking to the american _ the american people. he was speaking to the american people _ the american people. he was speaking to the american people and _ to the american people and consistently showing that the american people want america's involvement in afghanistan to end. when it comes to people in washington, he did something that nobody has done in american politics in a long time, which was to unify both sides — in condemnation of both of him. but when it comes to ordinary americans, he was appealing to them. even though i do believe there are many benefits for america staying in afghanistan just as they stayed in korea and many other countries for many, many decades. there always has been this disconnect in america between what the country does a broad in its foreign policy, and the prosperity at home. in that connection between the two has never ever, and i've been reporting from the us for far too many years, but that connection

people. people do not talk to people. people do not talk to them. ery normal type of thing to happen. see a very normal type of thing to happen-— see a very normal type of thing to happen. yes, absolutely. we can completely _ to happen. yes, absolutely. we can completely appreciate - to happen. yes, absolutely. we can completely appreciate that. j can completely appreciate that. thank you so much for speaking to us. that is an afghan journalist remaining anonymous, currently in hiding in afghanistan, giving us a sense of how things are today after that extraordinary press conference where the taliban spokesperson, zabihullah mujahid, was finally revealed to the world, having been someone who had been heard but not seen, the mysterious taliban leader. there you can see him there. so events in afghanistan have been moving very fast indeed. do across all of the latest by the website, we have the news, developments and analysis on the team on the ground and in 15 minutes we will be looking at the challenges facing businesses in afghanistan as you were he

people out?— people out? absolutely. as i was there, people out? absolutely. as i was there. there _ people out? absolutely. going i there, there were police going literally door—to—door trying to evacuate people. we have already seen three districts in this area being evacuated. that's about 2000 people. an additional community was being evacuated as i was leaving. more densely populated. people are really panicking right now. it's one of the situations where you might say you are in the capital of a major western metropolis, kind of saying this cannot be happening here but yet it is. saying this cannot be happening here but et it is. ,, saying this cannot be happening here but yet it is-— but yet it is. goodness, thank you so much for _ but yet it is. goodness, thank you so much for taking _ but yet it is. goodness, thank you so much for taking the _ but yet it is. goodness, thank you so much for taking the time - but yet it is. goodness, thank you so much for taking the time to - but yet it is. goodness, thank you | so much for taking the time to talk to us. stay safe, thank you very much indeed. all the

people. the places, war and beating people and killing people.— and killing people. lling people. the biden administration has talked - and killing people. the biden administration has talked ofl administration has talked of giving support to the cuban people but putting it to the state department that its refusal to lift the embargo makes a mockery of the policy. this was an embargo for the cuhau— this was an embargo for the cuban people. _ this was an embargo for the cuban people, this- this was an embargo for the cuban people, this is- this was an embargo for the cuban people, this is the - this was an embargo for the i cuban people, this is the cuban people — cuban people, this is the cuban people themselves _ cuban people, this is the cuban people themselves making - people themselves making demands— people themselves making demands of— people themselves making demands of their- people themselves making i demands of their government that was_ demands of their government that was driven _ demands of their government that was driven by _ demands of their government

, you have people. . ._ have people giving birth, you have people. . .- oh i have people giving birthave people... really? oh yeah. on the train. sometimes - have people... really? oh yeah. on the train. sometimes we - have people... really? oh yeah. on the train. sometimes we are | 0n the train. sometimes we are an hour away from civilisation and babies don't wait. laugh. -- laughs. ennui role as we cross into texas and are joined by a ennui role as we cross into texas and arejoined by a group of train buffs on a day trip. —— on we role. so you are here because of these two? -- on we role. so you are here because of these two?- because of these two? yes, sometimes _ because of these two? yes, sometimes the _ because of these two? yes, sometimes the train, - because of these two? yes, sometimes the train, he - because of these two? yes, | sometimes the train, he was about two years old and since then he has been all about trains. , :, : , trains. join the club! i actually _ trains. join the club! i actually have - trains. join the club! i actually have a - trains. join the club! i j a

we want people people — in fossil fuels. we want peoplepossible? because it seems im ossible why impossible? because it seems impossible for _ why impossible? because it seems impossible for us _ why impossible? because it seems impossible for us to _ why impossible? because it seems impossible for us to respond - why impossible? because it seems impossible for us to respond in - why impossible? because it seems impossible for us to respond in a i impossible for us to respond in a grown-up— impossible for us to respond in a grown—up way to the situation. we have _ grown—up way to the situation. we have told _ grown—up way to the situation. we have told situational and generational classes on the horizon for some _ generational classes on the horizon for some people are not acting like it is a _ for some people are not acting like it is a crisis i— for some people are not acting like it is a crisis. i don't know what is going to — it is a crisis. i don't know what is going to take, but we feel... justin, — going to take, but we feel... just

people who — mixed picture. in terms of the people who make _ mixed picture. in terms of the peopleills, the technicians, the people in charge of staging and so on and so on. is there any sense that there is any shortage of them, if they've perhaps had to retrain or take on any other work in the absence of these festivals? aha, work in the absence of these festivals?— festivals? a lot of people decided to _ festivals? a lot of people decided to leave - festivals? a lot of people decided to leave the - festivals? a lot of people - decided to leave the industry, unfortunately, because it's been such a long time since they were able to be employed in the job that they love. and a lot of them have gone off and retrained because a lot of them were not getting the kind of government support that some other sectors were getting. that is the case of the uk, i cannot say for individuals in other countries. but you know, for a lot of people, it's a vocation being in the live entertainment industry, bringing shows to people. so there is an element of that. we're more, luckily, that was not rea

people — study. this study is claiming that 16,000 people surveyed - study. this study is claiming that 16,000 peopleduced. this is not what counterintuitive because the idea of the government bringing them vaccine passports in the first place was mooted as an attempt to encourage people to get vaccinated. because they want to go into things like nightclubs or other crowded indoor venues. this study seems to ever have the opposite effect. you're actually making people less likely to take vaccine perhaps because they see it as the government imposing on people and that they would react adversely to that. very interesting food for thought from the government. they want to go ahead with vaccine passports. today's spokesperson from the prime minister was saying there will be detailed plans for these vaccine passports and how they can recommend. there's no sign of the government backing down on this but the study will give the three met them food for thought. it's a really interesting one. i found — it's a really interesting one. i found the _ it's a really interesting one. i found the numbers quite inter

it is more difficult to get people back into — it is more difficult to get people back into work to get peoplestate that neck there are thousands of businesses that depend people going _ of businesses that depend people going in— of businesses that depend people going in in and out of london and other— going in in and out of london and other metropolitan centres. we will either— other metropolitan centres. we will either have — other metropolitan centres. we will either have to force people to work in the _ either have to force people to work in the office five days a week or think— in the office five days a week or think about a different way of structuring our economy. there is the first division _ structuring our economy. there is the first division association - structuring our economy. there is the first division association who| the first division association who says that caroline they are sounding like luddites, the ministers and they are unaware that the world of work has already changed. this idea that morality _ work has already changed. this idea that morality is _ work has already

if evacuation flights are finished, people — evacuation flights are finished, people have to find their own way out. peopledifficult or very difficult to do that. should very life—threatening to get out of afghanistan and of those people who come out _ afghanistan and of those people who come out of afghanistan are then going _ come out of afghanistan are then going to — come out of afghanistan are then going to be trying to get essentially, whether it is here and elsewhere — essentially, whether it is here and elsewhere. if it is here, for e>

the past few days and small children waiting in that sewage and a lot of people, some _ that sewage and a lot of people, some people over the walls and _ some people trying to climb over the walls and try to push back down again— walls and try to push back down again by— walls and try to push back down again by the military and children catching — again by the military and children catching boys. this message will be difficult _ catching boys. this message will be difficult to _ catching boys. this message will be difficult to get through to people and how— difficult to get through to people and how they know not to crowd around — and how they know not to crowd around the _ and how they know not to crowd around the airports and are they going _ around the airports and are they going to — around the airports and are they going to know to head for the board is processing centres that could take them there. will be difficult to get— take them there. will be difficult to get that message through to people — to get that message through to people whojust want to get that message through to people who just want to escape.

is that which sure people and _ people in. is that which sure people and can _ people in. n. is that which sure people and can you really i people in. is that which sure i people and can you really want to hear that they should be fenced in and the animal should be free to roam across millions of factors. be free to roam across millions of factore— of factors. you will be amazed at how many _ of factors. you will be amazed at how many people _ of factors. you will be amazed at how many people have i of factors. you will be amazed at how many people have put| at how many people have put their hands on the side of conservation. hundred 60 land owners of created conservation areas doubling the real estate for conservation and the last ten years. this is not small. this is significant areas of land that are now set aside. people who are not rich, why are they doing it? because they have a strong traditional cultural collection to the land and the animals on it. and they want to maintain their lifestyle. and this is what they should be grabbing with both hands because securing t

people who are lining up— the city. you have people who are lining up at— the city. you have peopleup at atms to get as much cash as— lining up at atms to get as much cash as they can, lines of people spitting _ cash as they can, lines of people spilling out of mobile phone network shops— spilling out of mobile phone network shops because there is a concern communication lines will fail so people — communication lines will fail so people are getting seven cards, i did the _ people are getting seven cards, i did the same. people are really, really— did the same. people are really, really frightened at the moment. do really frightened at the moment. dir: you really frightened at the moment. you plan to really frightened at the moment. idir’r you plan to stay there? really frightened at the moment. do you plan to stay there? yes, - really frightened at the moment. do you plan to stay there? yes, my - really frightened at the moment. do | you plan to stay there? yes, my plan is to stay here- _ you plan to stay there? yes, my plan is to stay here. where _ you plan to stay there? yes, my

some people who are military people — some people who are military people who are fighting against usus, we are fighting against them. that is clear. but other people — them. that is clear. but other people who were common people, the asset— people who were common people, the asset of this country, it is i the asset of this country, it is i think— the asset of this country, it is i think no reasons, no rationality to kill them. if we kill them _ rationality to kill them. if we kill them that means that would damage — kill them that means that would damage the whole country. would it be unacceptable _ damage the whole country. would it be unacceptable to _ damage the whole country. would it be unacceptable to see - damage the whole country. would it be unacceptable to see a - it be unacceptable to see a public execution in kabul today? i5 public execution in kabul toda ? , ~ , , ., public execution in kabul toda? ,., .,, today? is muslims that would be acceptable- _ today? is muslims that would be acceptable. not _ today? is muslims that would be acceptable. not only _ today? is muslim

people. in terms of the media, afghan people. in terms of the media. is _ afghan people. e _ afghan people. in terms of the media, is the threat _ afghan people. in terms of the media, is the threat allowed i afghan people. in terms of the i media, is the threat allowed to operate freely in the country? because we are also hearing reports that in certain places where the taliban now control, they are only allowing for sharia news to be broadcast. i allowing for sharia news to be broadcast-— broadcast. i think it is very important _ broadcast. i think it is very important that _ broadcast. i think it is very important that an - broadcast. i think it is very important that an islamic i important that an islamic government, it will be a free media, to criticise anyone, but they should avoid character assassination. it is avoid character assassination. it is a necessity in society to have freedom of speech. flan a necessity in society to have freedom of speech.— a necessity in society to have freedom of speech. can the radio programmes _ freedom of speech. can the radio progra

they beat every every, every single people and the people. a lot of people they tell by taliban, but the talent, they're not showing us, they say no social media, no facebook do not post anything. they block everything. so people, they cannot see american or, or international people. they cannot see the block, everything. if anybody post against taliban they will be hated automatically says just real quick before i let you go, you said that you feel betrayed by president binary lie. do they not take care of your family? that being said, you said that it was just absolutely surprise of the taliban took over afghanistan and just a meager less than 2 weeks. is that how you see, or was there actually on the ground from people you've talked to? was it pretty certain that this is going to happen or do tell them was going to gain control rapidly once the us pulled out? actually the people they were, they were surprised why? mister ashe of getting the so called president again, a son, he escaped from afghanistan, he was talking, you know, actually, the tree people,

the chinese people are a great people. the peoplethe two peoples were suspended for over 20 years. now, through the common effort of china and the united states, the gate to friendly contacts has finally been opened. in conclusion, i propose a toast. to the health of president nixon, and mrs. nixon. to the health of our other american guests to the health of all our for a friends present, and to the friendships between the chinese and american peoples. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and realizes that it runs for hundreds of miles, thousands of miles over the mountains and for this country. it was built over 2000 years ago. i think that you would have to conclude, and that was a great wall and it was going to be built by great people. and there is no machinery. and it all had to be done by hand. under the circumstance

and vulnerable people are at risk was _ people and vulnerable peoplehy is _ risk was about one. i suppose i've asked why is there _ risk was about one. i suppose i've asked why is there so _ risk was about one. i suppose i've asked why is there so much - asked why is there so much reluctance among this group of people to take the vaccine? yeah, that is an interesting _ people to take the vaccine? yeah, that is an interesting one - people to take the vaccine? yeah, that is an interesting one i - people to take the vaccine? yeah, that is an interesting one i think i that is an interesting one i think the figures in the story are interesting. six and ten care homes say they will be forced to select members of staff were refusing to vaccinate by the governments deadline. in these regulations are coming into force on the 11th and on november the 11th, coming into force on the 11th and on novemberthe iith, if coming into force on the 11th and on november the 11th, if you have not been double jabbed, you can be sacked from yourjob in the care home. it's hard

it's such an ambiguous term, because what many people mean by structural racism is whenever white people are ahead, it must be because either white people don't like black people or, in some way, things are set up in a way that's unfair, and the system needs to be changed because black people e not able to show what they're made of. i find that hopelessly oversimplified. but if you want to give people the most generous reading of how this sort of thing works, then, certainly, the fact that there are more black people in prison -- now, is that simply a matter of the fact that more black men misbehave and that there's no other explanation? well, no. the reason that more black men are in prison is partly because of racist policies in, say, the 1960s and the 1970s. you could say that it's partly about racism because many black teenagers are disinclined from school out of a sense that school is a white thing. they didn't get thatrom nowhere. they got that from racist schoolteachers after desegregation in the 1960s. so this stuff is all -- it's all kind of mousetrap. but you can say that racism is the reason. the question is whether eliminati

you people are martyrs, he's got killed these people, innocent people or leaf disproportionately punish, using it to people with execution. not say it's in the sense of, there weren't proven guilty. they're not here. they're not heroes, and they're in the victims and martyrs. and we should make sure to keep all this proper context and assessing it because understand like either select the face and lies the outcome here. but at the end of the day, you saw another cup get away with killing another innocent person or lisa, innocent, proven guilty, and is not being held accountable in the process once again, 9 trunk transparent. and that's the real story here. okay, and just to let you know that the capital police internal prob said that the actions of that police officer was lawful. but certainly we understand your point. if you say, thanks for coming on, that was you get hired to miami based election integrity activist and independent you in this. thank you. just a half 9 here in moscow. what back against the top of the the robin driven by adrian shaped bank. in me a dares thing. we dare

people?— to move those people? this is something _ to move those people? this is something i've _ to move those people? hing i've actually looked into at an individual level. i've looked at an individual level. i've looked at converting my gas boiler, and it cost a _ at converting my gas boiler, and it cost a lot— at converting my gas boiler, and it cost a lot more than £4000. the technology's still in very early stages, — technology's still in very early stages, and this is the kind of thing — stages, and this is the kind of thing that— stages, and this is the kind of thing that may help further down the line and _ thing that may help further down the line and the money will go some way to helping, _ line and the money will go some way to helping, but for the vast minority. _ to helping, but for the vast minority, that is not going to make much _ minority, that is not going to make much of— minority, that is not going to make much of a — minority, that is not going to make much of a difference. indeed, simply looking _ much of a difference. indeed, simply looking at— much of a difference. indeed, simpl

and to give justice to the elderly— people and to give justice to the elderly people. _ peopleat would your message be to the british government? thank you very much to the — british government? thank you very much to the bbc— british government? thank you very much to the bbc news. _ british government? thank you very much to the bbc news. the - british government? thank you very much to the bbc news. the reason l british government? thank you very l much to the bbc news. the reason we are going to hunger strike today is over the 207 year historical injustice from the british government, the british government needed the gurkhas. after the war, they send them back to nepal empty—handed, bird fitted. how so they are totally discriminatory to us. so we have sent many letters to the prime minister. finally the prime minister... the prime minister. finally the prime minister. . ._ the prime minister. finally the prime minister... 0k, many thanks for “oininr prime minister... 0k, many thanks forjoining us _ prime minister... 0k, many thanks forjoining us. the _ prime minister... 0k

people. people are standing outside the banks, trying to withdraw their savings. many peopleg to leave the country, scrambling to get visas in foreign embassies. i saw pictures on social media. and people are trying to store food. a colleague told me, a taxi driver was burning his family and said to buy three bags of flour and keep them at home because they don't know what is going to happen. —— was phoning his family. people complaining about why the government is not coming out and clearing up the situation. at this point they should have come out. indeed, let's talk about the panic for a moment. indeed, let's talk about the panic fora moment. i indeed, let's talk about the panic for a moment. ispoke indeed, let's talk about the panic for a moment. i spoke to residents of kabul who said the taliban had entered the centre of the city, and we later heard, as you say, people trying to withdraw money, so much panic at the bank that the guards had to shoot to push people back. so the fear is constantly that the taliban are here.— the fear is constantly that the taliban are here.

to people international be and sister cities international. at the first people to people conference in 1956, ike pointed out that a group controlled by the people and not the government could be effective in reaching out globally with educational, cultural and humanitarian activities. at the third conference in 1959 he spoke to the delegates saying, we need more individual diplomats from main street, from our arms, schools, laboratories. from every walk of life. people to people diplomacy means thousands of part-time ambassadors all working for better relationships among all people's. both people to people and sister cities international still seek to promote the peaceful exchange of ideas on a global basis to this day. these organizations have been practicing and spreading individual diplomacy for over 65 years. as an example, the city of abilene, which hosts the eisenhower presidential library participates in the sister city program as a sister city in japan. and they engage in personal or did until covid, personal exchanges between the countries sending young people fr

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well people have unemployed people who have nowhere else to go. people who've taken how the huge financial hit from cobra, but yeah, i mean, this is the been the story off the pandemic, but it onto the truck, out the bite and ministration is that it was the well heeled have been given to going to 20 of federal money and from both the government and the federal reserve and others. whereas the poor as always have to go to these hurdles which actually leaves that suspicion. that both in the centrist democrats body and we know that's in the us and the republican party. but the attitude always is 2 corporations that will do whatever we can to keep you going. but when it comes to the poor, there's always that underlying philosophy that people should pull themselves up by their own bootstraps. she, thanks very much, she ever sends you the johnny's life from washington. hundreds of people who rallied against the lazy as prime minister over his handling of the pandemic they want to get in yes, in to resign infections have surge, despite emergency measures in plac

going to change is if white people become gooder people, no. and for people listening, yes, i know gooder is not a word. i'm using that for rhetorical purpose. but, yeah, that is oversimplified, too. unfortunately, you know, as with anything that's interesting, it's a very complex reality. >> i just want tchallenge you. i feel that i have sensed an evolution in how you approach some of these issues, just maybe subtly around the edges. and maybe i'm wrong, but have your views about how racism should be addressed changed? >> interesting. i've always felt that, one, racism exists, but, two, that its impact is vastly exaggerated. that, i think, has been my position since i was a teenager. but what i think you're seeing is that, especially lately, i am bending over backwards to try to understand the people who don't think like me, the people who are -- you know, who i call the elect in my book coming up, "woke racism," who are wielding this cudgel. you know, the idea is that "if you don't agree with us, we're going to call you a racist on twitter, and we know that

people need at this point. and that people need at this point. and that is art that people need at this point. ip at present. people are looking to taliban statements to get a sense of what's actually happening. a sense of what's actually happening-— a sense of what's actually happening. a sense of what's actually hauuenin. , happening. exactly, that's probably the defence minister— happening. exactly, that's probably the defence minister issued - happening. exactly, that's probably the defence minister issued a - happening. exactly, that's probablyj the defence minister issued a video statement to show some sort of leadership but it probably was a bit too late because in the morning, the city was gripped in confusion and the taliban statements, i don't know how much it has reached the people. they have issued a statement on a social media account but i'm sure the local media is trying to give them the update that people require but people will be waiting with anxiety as to what will happen in the next 24 hours. the rumours are spreading around in kabul. some say that a delegation of the taliba

people _ young people. we want to seem young people engaged - young people. got international acclaim some strong points. if you want to hold the government accountable, you need to be inside the government to be able to do it. it is my point. minister kirk humphrey, ashley lashley, thank you very much indeed. thank you to our audience here in barbados. from me and the rest of the global questions team, goodbye. hello there. it's going to be one of those weekends where we get a bit of sunshine and a bit of rain, as well. it looks like saturday will be a much drier day in scotland, where we've had a lot of shower clouds on friday. we'll see more cloud coming in from the south—west, as well — and that is due to this area of low pressure that'll just hang around, really, through the weekend. it means as we start the weekend, we've got quite muggy air across the south of england, south wales, 15 celsius here. it's cooler air that we've got in scotland with those showers in the north, io—ii celsius. the showers in scotland do to become fewer, mind you. a bit of a d