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does it do in your sense here with the post staff at the post?uch behavior do that bezos exhibited yesterday due to the morale of the reportorial staff? >> well. >> i think the. the morale is definitely gone into the tank. it's true that the editorials belong to the publisher, to the owner. >> they can. >> use the editorials. but to say that the entire opinion. page belongs to the owner as well. when historically those opinion pages have been. available for a variety of points of view. you know, bezos himself has said over time that those pages should have a variety of views. and i totally agree with them. >> that's the nature. >> of democracy. is that we have vigorous, vigorous debate over policies. >> but this. >> is really. >> an. >> anti-democratic move. it says. >> that, no, the only the only opinion that is permitted. >> here is my opinion. >> and you have to. share that. and there's no room for you on my. >> pages on, on our site. >> if. >> you have an. >> opposing point of view. that is anti-democratic in nature. >> marty. >> there's no e

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her work focuses on the effects of spatial, apartheid in post apartheid south africa. how should i be summer and associate professor in human geography at oxford university and a senior fellow at the institute for palestine studies shenika simpson, a community activist, and one of the founding members of the north omaha redlining commission, and jacob faber and associate professor of sociology and public service at new york university and co founder of its redlining lab. thanks you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the stream today. jacob, can you start us off here with a definition? what is spatial segregation? exactly, for sure. so 1st, thank you very much for having me and you know, when i talk about segregation, i'm typically referring to the fact that people of different racial or ethnic are class groups often live in different areas. so in the united states, for example, the white people are the most segregated group, the typical white person in america lives in a neighborhood that's about 70 percent white and typical black person lives in yo

it's a 2 tiered system according to the postings. you prefer on the job, but it's all america. and that system is up at 11. and so changes on the roads at high speeds for is that 80 satler's, lower level secondary roads, other thoughts? because you know, the public apply for for palestinian citizens. and so i think that's the main purpose of segregation are more tough to find a more collective punishment against the palestinian population. and you talked about their um about displacement um $45000.00 postings have been displaced in the west bank only in the past month. only since january, that's the biggest displacement there since israel, by the area back in 67. and jacob, i want to bring you back in because we're talking about obviously very 3 very different geographical locations, 3 very different places. and yes, they're all experiencing some form of division within their societies. what do you see as some of the biggest differences, but also some similarities between these occupied boston and territories? the united states and south africa? yeah. this, these cases are obvi

i said obviously the past i posted in territory is the occupation. it is the most dramatic of the pictures we've been discussing here, but, but how do you see things moving forward? what are the tools in the hands of palestinians to fight against it? to yes, i think it's quite selling and formative support palestine relationally in comparison with what's racism in the united states and the post are tied together to use and south africa. i'm new started with the promise of the, you know, geography as destiny. whether we can question that's, i think we must question thoughts based on some because intervention important intervention thoughts, you know, it's not destiny precisely because it's done through practices, institutions and policies that ensure the continuation of control over the line by science and communities while preclude things the needs of indigenous communities from having access to that not so i think what's post apartheid south africa can teach us and palestine. is this insanity precisely of the lines question on the idea of the land m

he recently posted a subway video of himself posting -- annoying riders in times square. laugh at that but just by going to each of subway rider with his phone he already doubled his audience from the cnn days. charly, should we be worried about him or is that what he wants? he is like looking for people to be concerned for him. >> he does follow a very typical nyc stereotype going from mentally ill to unemployed do some were schizophrenic. >> greg: that is true. >> i had i had secondhand embarrassment for him. making millions of dollars to tormenting people on the subway. i don't know about being worried. did we ever had real faith in this man he was normal? i don't think so. i'm not really were rated. >> greg: it is not like saying how the mighty have fallen. david, was he really my teeth? you have been talking to him, avenue? >> don is a good friend i hate to see him like this. donald. you know i mean look we are talking about his tiktok. he did go in a way he did go viral. so who is the crazy person. [laughter] >> greg: he went viral and this time but not in the way h

murphy's office posted that at 11:15 a.m. on friday.an hour before zelensky was meeting with president trump. and then murphy attach a picture of zelensky at a conference table with murphy seated on the opposite side. the purpose of the meeting was to sign the mineral agreement he and trump represented have negotiated. this was supposed to be a formality. he twice refused to sign it after promising to so he will back on the deal multiple times. and thanks to murphy we now know he had no intention of signing it on friday when he met with trump. like the original russia hoax that to trust first or russia 2.0 was born a political desperation. so the democrats wanted this. the democrats were trying to sack trump. and zelensky was foolish enough to go along with this and embrace it. zelensky has to fix this for the sake of his own country. so do not worry the western allies, they are rallying around zelensky you know after the event with donald trump says cnn. are rallying around zelensky. you know what america? it's about someone would tell

so i think what post apartheid south africa can teach us in palestine. is this insanity precisely of the lines question on the idea of the land must be the distribution. if you know a palestine, we have been facing the facts of long since 1948th onto today, then any solution for the future must and vision a distribution of the land to the inhabitants of that lot. and how do we overcome this inequality? jacob, your turn, there is no way to, to undo or address these inequality is without, without transfer of wealth and power. but we also need to break the ties between geography and his outcomes. you know, we don't have to have schools and health care institutions. if you delete accumulate, well those things don't have to depend on where you live. we can, we can absolutely build a more inclusive society sneaker for perhaps the final word on your hope for the future of your community and the hope of your other future's your daughters. as well, right i'm, i'm known for saying that those who come into power through evil means don't tend to give it up for good.

chuck schumer posted this. trump and vance are doing pun's dirty work. senate democrats will ne stop fighting for freedom and democracy. michael lawler had a longer post that reads -- >> and gregory meeks, g member of the house foreign affairs cmittee said this -- >> next week on the c-span networks, the house and senate are in session. the house will vote on gislation to repeal energy and environmenl rules. the senate continues voting on president trump's cabinet nominations including secretaries of education and labor. both chambers are facing a march 14th government funding deadline. the house can begin voting on legislation to extend funding to the end of september 2 of her shutdown on tuesday. the senate foreign relations committee considers the nomination of matthew whitaker,. as u.s. ambassador to nato. and tuesday evening, president trump delivs an address before a joint seio of congress. wednesday, the mayors of boston, chicago, denver and new york city testify before the house oversight committee on the licies of sanctuary cities pink and c-spa

i'm gonna post whichever one gets the most likes from all of us, because it's not a me post, it's a "ttered cheers ] tariq, you're just gonna vote yes on all of them? >> tariq: i already -- i'm done, jimmy. >> jimmy: all right, yeah, you're done. [ light laughter ] yeah, yeah. all right. here we go. this first post is, "hot dogs are good to eat if you want to be reminded you ate a hot dog all day." [ light laughter ] ♪ that's pretty good. i like that one. press green if you like it, red if you don't care for it. and the jokes don't necessarily get better, so here we go. [ laughter ] the votes are in. let's see the results. [ drumroll ] yeah, not bad! i like that. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] 124 is good. >> steve: yeah, nice. >> jimmy: all right, this next one says, "netflix asking, 'are you still watching' feels a a little passive aggressive." [ light laughter ] yeah, i'm still watching. ♪ i'm enjoying myself. am i still -- yeah, i'm still watching, yeah. i want to see all five episodes. all right, here we go. let's see the results. [ drumroll ] whoa, that's in the lead! [ cheers and ap

chuck schumer posted trump and vance are doing putin's dirty work. senate democrats will never stop fighting for freedom and democracy. representative diana harbaer says the act displayed by zelenskyy in the oval office was a massive show of srpect. despite this president trump a vice president vance are holding the nend trying to end this conflict peacefully. politics reporter three score and posted this from congressman doban. a bad day for america's foreign-poli. ukraine wants independence, free rkets and rule of law. it wants to be part of the west. russia hates us and our western values. we should be clear that we stand for freedom. >> tuesday night, watch c-span's live coverage of president trump's address to congress. the first address in less than two months since taking office. to begin with a preview of the evening from capitol hill followed by the president's speech. watch democratic response after the president's speech. we will get your reaction on social media. you can also watch a simulcast of the evening's coverage followed by reactio

office and also post. i even think that nobody's law recently and they will have to do the teen my going off the who the yes. concord thoughtful to you as well, supposedly signed the son of a couple useful all the but also boston a cut of off to see your to morning paper they left measure may explain how they came to see and accept the crime as mobile. and then it was metals for diligence and exterminating an entire people. there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a soon. this is the 3rd world will receive re washing pressed for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals. what are you living on that you have very close propaganda? you know a price here in your i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions.

of course, he posts a lot of social media, but a post like this. so laced with anger and so commanding and its tone saying this is your last warning. this is something significant even coming from trump. how do you find school that's updates? this is all been full days since israel cuts food, fuel, and medicine to the gaza strip. millions of palestinians who've already injured every year of war, now struggling to find supplies, they desperately need you and says as well as blockade has more than double food process lights, groups accuses right of using starvation is a weapon of war. and officials and durable law say lack of fuel, it will make it nearly impossible to treat sewage or pump clean water. i could not, but as i said, i put them in a closing the crossing will impact all aspects of life and gaza, not just the dell bottle of municipality, we have sounding the alarm because we fear the fuel that the municipalities need to treat sewage pump water from wells and also lift and remove waste will be cut off. this is a very difficult situation, min

it comes just days after the us post old military a fix. he's also on the program french president. emanuel macro address is nation. the ones front and the rest of europe to step up. defense spending on support for you administer eyes in the us border with mexico, with the border patrols, assisted by the military and private munition stepping up to help the trump administration cheap and also drive migrants out. dw is the feel good. you're welcome to the program. the director of america central intelligence agency, john radcliffe says the us has post intelligent sharing with ukraine. the decision cuts keys off from vital information about russian movements on the battlefield. it follows the suspension of old u. s. military a to king 5 to friday's fractures. oval office meeting between president trump and savanski us national security advisor mike walls was asked about this pause during the press conference. we have uh, we have taken a step back and or pausing and reviewing all aspects of this relationship just in the last 24 hours since the

that's why so many great journalists left the washington post.but there's a reason why freedom of the press is in the bill of rights, right? i mean, it's there because our founding fathers understood the necessity for that. and donald trump wants to be a king, wants to be a dictator. and what do you do? you take away the ability for the people to know the truth. and that's why he's doing it. the press is the enemy of the people to this administration. >> what do you make? whitney is again in a position of leadership. when you see other news organizations. as tara was saying, i don't know if you share that view, but this kind of description, that it's a capitulation or bending the knee and you're kind of narrowing the scope of what you can talk about. just kind of elaborate on that as a position of leadership, how you manage your newsroom when you're seeing other newsrooms and this kind of emergence of this bending the knee approach from tech titans and now the washington post's opinion page. >> yeah, it's been a really stark change from trump's f

posted one word on x historic. after that confrontation between president trump and president zelensky in the oval office. a leading russian opinion anchor, dimitri kiselyov, declaring trump behaved stoically. trump stood up for vance like a lion. trump looked like a chess grandmaster, and at the same time, russian officials are doubling down on their maximalist goals. so saying, for example, that russia maintains that a truly just and lasting peace can only be achieved by addressing the root causes of the ukrainian crisis? that's from the russian foreign office spokeswoman maria zakharova. now, on top of her list of the root causes is the expansion of nato. of course, right up, she says, to the border with russia. so if effectively what the russians are saying is, well, the ukrainians don't want to cease fire, we're prepared to look at a cease fire, but only if you agree to do exactly what president putin has been demanding for all of these years. we can nato, and at the same time, russia pushing the potential spl

>> cheryl: he posted on trump social, a lot going on, u.s. elevate this critical industry after years of corrupt attacks. we are making america great again. this summit will be first of its kind ever in washington. here is a glimpse what it will be like. attendees include founders and ceos from crypto industry and the working group on digital assets, led by david sachs, ai crypto czar for the white house. they will talk about different crypto currencies. various federal agencies will be in attendance. question mark still is crypto currency was created to be free from government, then others say you need to legitimize crypto currency by having government regulation. which is it? crypto die-hards say they want to be preof government. if you lose your password, it is stolen, you have no protection, that bitcoin is gone. i know people this has happened to. they can't remember their crypto key. what do you use to the beast crypto? dollars. it is interesting. i was looking at comments on the fox business side, some say crypto is vapor money. others

and post on our social media sites. joining us through the course of the morning is our guest to give you highlights from last night speech. guest: you went through some of the speech themes. first, the length of the speech was the longest annual presidential address ever at this point at a few seconds under 100 minutes. let me show you the c-span chart to see a comparison of the length of previous presidential first addresses. this one by donald trump was 40 minutes longer than his first address to congress in 2017 back after 2016 election. this 100 minute address beat the previous record by bill clinton set in 2000, 88 minutes that bill clinton spoke that year. in terms of who is watching this address last night, it was a largely majority republican audience, this is a cbs news poll, 1200 americans polled, over half, 51%, were republicans. one in five of those who watched identified as democrats. about 27% identified as independents. in terms of what those heard last night, here is a data team, the most used words by

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not just about money, but also an unlikely friendship with the late "washington post" publisher katharinelus, mo rocca on the life of hollywood great gene hackman. and more on this oscar sunday morning for the 2nd of march, 2025. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] >>> advances like smartphones and streaming have had a profound impact on entertainment in recent years. especially when it comes to the movies we watch. and how we watch them. but has it all been for the better? we asked beben mankiewicz to lo >> reporter: hollywood has been reinventing itself more than 100 years. change is part of the culture. >> you're no

howie: tens of thousands of people have now canceled their subscription to the washington post. same thing happened at the last minute, bezos killed the planned kamala harris endorsement but i take your point about bezos promoting his commercial interest, because amazon and his other companies have a lot of government contracts. do you think that's a key factor here? >> well, i do. i mean, i think that look, that's his wealth is tied up in amazon. he's also spent i don't know, i saw one estimate $14 billion into blue origin. it's at a key moment. they just successfully launched the rocket into orbit and they hope now to be competing with spacex. you've got elon musk who previously was camped out at mar-a-lago and now is camped out at the white house and seems to have an enormous amount of power and definitely does in this administration. he's long been a rival of jeff bezos so i don't see how he can't be concerned. trump promised vengeance and he seems to be delivering on that promise during his first five weeks or so in office. howie: right. it seems to me bezos can crusade whe

. >> in chief of the new yorker, and served as the washington post's moscow bureau chief. michael mcfaul is the former u.s. ambassador to russia. and both of them joined me live in just a moment. plus, i'll ask senator mark kelly about his republican colleagues who are twisting themselves into pretzels to defend donald trump in this moment, as one of them actually decides to speak out. okay. well, we saw on friday in the oval office is one of those things. even if you had a crazy week, you almost definitely heard about, even if you don't follow the news closely, my bet is you heard something or saw something about what happened between donald trump, jd vance and vladimir zelensky. lots of people were at fault for good reason. vladimir putin was delighted. which tells you something. but it was something that the whole world kind of stopped and watched in the aftermath of that horror show. the uk and france felt the need to develop their own peace plan with ukraine that they will present to us. the front page of one of the biggest british conservative newspapers called trump

the post in 2011 after spending nearly five years working at the miami herald. he is the coauthor of his name is george floyd. so please join me in welcoming our two prize winning authors today. okay. so how we're going to run this panel today? i'm going to facilitate about 35, 40, 45 minutes. i don't know. i can't control myself with all my questions. right. of of conversation up here with, the panelists. but then we're going to open the floor and hear from you all. so start to get your questions ready. all right and write them down so you don't forget them. now you to have written extra ordinary books about to extraordinary men who. impacted the life of the world, if not just the country. i want to talk to you first about how you chose to to write these stories, jonathan you written a book about one of the world's most recognized historical figures as a freedom fighter, a leader of the black freedom struggle, in particular. what is it that you thought there was still to be asked learned about king's life? what made you most excited? what questions made you mos

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u is looking to post a. it's a to to ukraine, particularly as the us seems to be stepping away something it supports and it's a for keys. and also a suspending is highly intelligent sharing services. so as us moves away, the youth is looking to move in and saying that they will continue to support ukraine for as long as it takes. there's no sounds as it's the 2 main a you need as a role. i think that with your training president, there's no doubt that this is about sending a message face to washington. and to russia will say that the youth is already strongly united behind ukraine. but they are very determined to go ahead and try and do what they can to support themselves if the us wants to step away. so a strong show of support for the ukrainian president, natasha. the summit is also about bolstering that use defense capabilities. what more can you tell us about this? that's right. one of the main focus is because what you need is i've been scrambling to do in recent days and weeks. as i've seen the shift i

"the washington post" reports that that's as long as the negotiations continue.oes this concern you? have you been briefed on this? >> i can -- i don't -- i'm unaware of that and i don't believe that that would be -- there are too many -- i'm certain -- considerations there for that to be an accurate statement so blanket. >> but they have ordered cyber command to halt cyber operations. >> considering what i know that -- considering what i know that russia is currently against the united states, i'm certain that would not be an accurate statement of the current status of the united states operations. >> you are confident that the united states -- >> i am confident considering what russia is currently doing against the united states that the united states' status against russia would not be that -- considering what we are facing from russia operations, yes. >> all right. thank you very much, congressman turner. we'll be right back with a lot more "face the nation." stay with us. be right back wit baltmore "face the nation." stay with us. tracey from lillie's of cha

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tammy duckworth posted this -- attacking our democratic partner in service of an autocratic dictator. trump is a national disgrace. her calling from new meco reacted this way -- shameful, embarrassing and dangerous. trump a vance are doing putin's bidding before our eyes. d from the house, a lengthy statement from jahana hayes -- today's oval office meeting was deeply troubling. the unitedtas must defend democracy over authoritarianism and it is indefensible to side with putin over our steadfast in ukraine. >> congress returns monday, funding deadline. government the house later in the week may vote on legislation to extend funding through the end of september as requested by president trump to a government shutdown. members wind most of the registered late -- on biden era legislation. the u.s. senate gavels in monday and senators will vote through the week on more of president trump cabinet nominations including education and labor etary. watch lierage on c-span number c-span2,-span now and online at c-span.org. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television compa

washington post. i am a consumer. i am a reader. i appreciate hearing ashley point out how much great reporting there still is in the. washington post. there was a great story on the top of the app yesterday about elon musk and the billions of dollars he's received in government contracts over the year, and that's a story by the washington post. but something unusual is happening now and perhaps unintended, i don't know. jeff bezos is saying not only that, i'm changing the opinion section, but the opinion section is me. it's my point of view. it's my view of the world. it's personal freedom, it's free markets. and that means that it's going to be hard for bezos to step away. if someone tries to influence what is on that page, if someone tries to pressure him through his businesses. in the past, when marty baron was the editor, bezos could say, listen, i'm leaving it to them. i'm hands off. he did still face some pressure and some trouble from the trump administration, but he could say, there's really

tammy duckworth posted this attacking our democratic partner in service of an autocratic dictator. trump is a national disgrace. ben lujan reacted in this way -- shameful, embarrassing and dangerous. and from the house, connecticut democrat, jahana hayes released a statement saying today's oval office meeting was deeply troubling. the u.s. must defend democracy over authoritarianism and it is indefensible to side with putin over our steadfast allies in ukraine. president trump is scheduled to adjust a joint session of congress on tuesday to lay out his priorities and vision for the country in his second term. we will have live coverage beginning at 8 p.m. on c-span followed by a democratic response. we will also take fewer calls and get your reaction on social media. that is live on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> democracy is always an unfinished creation. >> democracy is worth dying for. >> democracy is for us all. >> great responsibilities fall once again to the great democracies. >> american democracy is bigger than any one person. >> freedom and democracy must

first person to post proof in the replies to this post gets the truck.g to get some answers. >> harold: i'm going to tell him right now. >> martha: that person can send a list of the five things they did last week including working really hard on this video. yeah, this is silly. and it is not a position of strength for them i think they should do what carville suggested tonight and not do shenanigans. i don't think it reflects well on anyone in terms of their professional approach to their job or the future. and i think if they get out of the way, the tariff issue is going to be rocky. and it's going to take some -- think the president has an opportunity tonight to talk about maybe some short-term pain and explain it to the american people there is political opportunity. >> bret: if zelenskyy doesn't come back with an apology he should get out of the way and do the deal. did he do a post today that kind of got there, sort of. but not maybe all the way. >> you kept throwing him life preservers and he kept batting them away and four days later he finally g

and post on our social media sites. joining us through the course of the morning is our guest to give you highlights from last night speech. guest: you went through some of the speech themes. first, the length of the speech was the longest annual presidential address ever at this point at a few seconds under 100 minutes. let me show you the c-span chart to see a comparison of the length of previous presidential first addresses. this one by donald trump was 40 minutes longer than his first address to congress in 2017 back after 2016 election. this 100 minute address beat the previous record by bill clinton set in 2000, 88 minutes that bill clinton spoke that year. in terms of who is watching this address last night, it was a largely majority republican audience, this is a cbs news poll, 1200 americans polled, over half, 51%, were republicans. one in five of those who watched identified as democrats. about 27% identified as independents. in terms of what those heard last night, here is a data team, the most used words by

no, i don't. staff's social media posts. of pressure on to kind of... so, look, i get it.mean, in that context, i would point out that many people have been making sarcastic comments, jokes, digs i would point out that i'm the muslim guy who did it. "0h, he's a terrorist who's 9/11, wants to crash planes." that, as did others on the right. that i will always feel, is that i won't be able to say i regret making it because it was in poor taste. thatjoke, the reaction would have been very different. we've mentioned msnbc, a very well—known network, very well, where you had a show for a number of years. that show was cancelled a few months after october seventh you would have to ask msnbc, ros. well, they haven't commented, but i'm asking you. it's not something i agree with. i was happy that we were able to negotiate an exit for me and when i said, "look," they said, "stay on, not really for me." it's 2024. it's the biggest year of our lives news—wise. so i wanted to go my own way and do my own thing, so i'm just glad that i was able to do that. i enjoyed my three and a half

it was posted on x yesterday by elon musk, 532,000 used as mouse model to investigate cross-sex test treatments to feminizing hor hormones in rats. now to a developing story, officials charging two men in death of three kazaknsas stee chiefs fans. >> ainsley: the case 14 months after the friends were found in the backyard frozen to death. lawrence chanley painter is here. >> chanley: the so-called chemist with another man on manslaughter charges yesterday. jordan willis owns the home where his friends bodies were found in 2024. the men died from deadly mixture of fentanyl and cocaine after watching the final regular season game together. their bodies were found two days later in willis's backyard in freezing temperatures. ivory carson, who goes by blade brown, is also alleged to have supplied and sold cocaine to willis and the victims. after searching willis's home, drugs other than found with willis's dna and a bag with carson's dna and ea witness claiming he saw a large plate of cocaine supplied by willis for the rest of the group earlier that day. willis's lawyer reacting saying i

it's a turning point. european commission, she said, holding on the block to post the defense spending and rapidly re um, this is a water stretch moment 4 year old and to crane as part of our european family. it's also walter, shep moment for ukraine. europe faces a clear and present danger, and therefore europe has to be able to protect itself to defend itself with us president donald trump's administration, turning its back on keith, ukraine's leader looked relieved to be among allies where the sample that we are not alone then this on all just the words, we feel it is very important. leaders want to increase age for ukraine of to washington, whole to the support and intelligence sharing. as president trump pushes for peace deal with russia. but the political need to persuade victor open on greece, pro mosca leda, note discomforts efforts. there's a sense of urgency hit and brussels, a feeling vineyards, very survival. it's future is a stake. on the meeting psych lines, bridge president, a manual micro med presence lensky and assign to these unprecedented times. my girl says frogs wo