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and he has been -- reginald wait has been totally written out of the story, particularly an american counts, he doesn't get a mention. and i have quite long chats with his granddaughter. she had quite a lot of documentation. >> but the americans, without a doubt, played the major role. but i like to think that had watts been rehabilitated, who had said that it is possible to do this -- >> i would think it's hard and almost impossible to do by air. this is one of my favorite parts. because you do a good job of painting how difficult it would be to pull this off in one space. but even though it is possible, it's a big plan, and everything needs to go right at all times. >> one statistic really tells the whole story. the absolute minimum subsistence level for berliners, for that they needed to fly in 4500 tons of food every single day. every plane could carry 2.5 tons. so you had planes flying in around the clock. once they greenlight the airlift, basically, it's really exciting -- from honolulu to alaska to hawaii, everywhere, across america, planes are brought in -- >> oh! >> likewise

i've had people on the sidewalk, gall reginald, a premises. you're going to walk around the car in a black live matter, all of a sudden, the whole army ah, a in the city of atlanta, if you get arrested, your property does not stay with you in whatever building that you go to. it gets taken to a separate location. so basically we have our phones and all of our other personal belongings that we need to survive in. i'm on medication central and i won't be. and so they put my medicine in evidence of property. and when i called the arresting officer to try and get it switched over from evidence of property, he said no. so i asked him what happens if i die? he said, then you will need the medicine any more. i advised all of our team not to wear any of our brother here, not to bring out any of our weaponry. we just, we wanted to dress down as much as possible, make it as non threatening as possible. but they, they got what they wanted, which is master us. what happened? just a, go get a job there. you can see it. you got you got, you know, you got to

his honour, senator reginald farley, president of the senate, his honour arthur holder, speaker of thepjoseph assembly, bishop bishop joseph atherley, assembly, bishop bishopjoseph atherley, distinguished guests, barbados here and wherever the technology takes us, good morning to morning agreed technology takes us, good morning agreed and join you this day in celebration of our nation, our people and the people that we now chart. on a rainsoaked night 55 years ago, the inhabitants of what had been the world's first slave society shared the mantle of colonialism to become an independent nation. vessel independent nation. vessel independent barbados weighed anchor and cast off from our colonial moorings. unable to see the future, we embarked on the journey of nationhood with no clear knowledge of our strength and cape —— capabilities or our potential as a people. some were understandably fearful of how our inexperienced crews and passengers would navigate storm tossed international waters. a sense of uncertainty surrounded the viability of our social experience and our economic well—bein

and he has been, reginald wait has been totally written ouch the story of the air lift, particularly in american history, he doesn't get a mention. and his daughter felt aggrieved by this. i had long chats with her, and she has a lot of documentation about her father and his role in the air lift. as i said in the beginning, the americans without doubt played the major role in the air lift, but i like to think that i sort of rehabilitated this eccentric british who came along and said it is possible to do this. >> and a wildly ambitious plan with little room for error. and this is one of my favorite sections in the book. you do a good job of painting how tough it would be to pull it off, everybody after they discover it is possible. it's still a big ambitious plan that everything needs to go right, and you're just at the edge of your seat the whole time. >> because one statistic really tells the whole story. it's an absolute minimum, sub level for berliners. dakota, the plane at the time, could carry 2 1/2 tons. that gives some scale. you're going to have to have planes flying in arou

administers have signed up to go with reverend jamal brian and bishop jefferson and others with us, bishop reginaldys ben crump and lee merrick in front of that courthouse where this lawyer said that he did not want anymore black pastors. he's going to see many from all over the country, and from georgia, and from right there in that area on thursday. but i want to close by bringing up something very positive. billionaire robert f. smith has announced that he will give thousands of shares of stock to help black and latin-x kids to become shareholders. this initiative is designed to get every kid in america investing and on the path towards financial freedom. the program was kicked off this month by gifting five shares of stock, equivalent to nearly 15,000 total shares to each of the 2,900 students, educators, and staff members at the eagle academies for young men, a network of public all boy schools serving young men of color in newark and new jersey and new york city. robert york, many of you remember when he paid off the debt at morehouse college for a semester, and i mentioned before how he pick

tom: the reach here of reginald jones, who got all this started, this goes back to my youth and accompany sorry, conglomerates just don't work. what can i say? i think this amazon question is serious. lisa: that was the view three years ago, and then suddenly at the end of last year, be war saying actually, -- last year, people were saying actually, some of these may make sense if they have pricing power. the key is the synergy. i hate that word. i know you do, too. tom: we've got breaking news. peloton traduced his strength -- peloton introduces strength training tv device with camera. jonathan: i thing it is fair to say that industrial conglomerates don't work. this is bloomberg. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress

joining us is bishop reginald jackson with the episcopal district of the ame church. he is one of many clergy members outside the courthouse today. bishop jackson, thanks for being with us. what can you tell us about the prayer vigil that you attended outside the courthouse today. why was it important for you to be there? >> anderson, first, let me say good evening. second, the prayer vigil today was an awesome experience and it was important for us to be there because the black church in particular, the black pastor has always been historically been the conscience of the nation and black pastors, we stood with eric gardner's family in new york, we stood with tamir rice's family in cleveland and we stood with the family of trayvon martin, and we stood with george floyd and we are standing here now with the arbery family. we encourage, we do all that we can to love and help them know that they're not by themselves, that's what this is about today. >> you've said that you believe the defense's criticism of black pastors being in the courtroom was a legal tactic on their

reginald prasad. >> if there is no discussion i entertain a motion. >> so moved. >> moved by commissioner driscoll. >> second by commissioner bridges. if there is no discussion, public comment. >> moderate tore any caller on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no caller on the line. >> thank you. no calls, public comment is closed. >> thank you. roll call. >> commissioner bridges. >> aye. >> commissioner driscoll. >> aye. >> commissioner gandhi. >> aye. >> commissioner heldfond. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> president casciato. >> aye. >> we have six ayes. motion passes. >> next item, please. >> item 19. discussion item. personnel committee report. stansberry is not here for the presentation. we accept as written. >> being a member of the committee i can comment that we had a good meeting. >> i concur with that. public comment. >> thank you. moderator any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you, public comment is closed. >> next item, please. >> item 20. discussion item. conference expense report for the quarter ended septemb

this is richard who opposes the reginald -- regulation. good morning. caller: actually, it's ronald. host: i misread. it is ronald. go ahead. caller: all right. i just want to mention that c-span is very objective, as far as politics are concerned. however, you are not all that objective in regards to medical issues. now, the previous woman who called in from -- women who called in from south carolina, the other who called in from ohio, they are quite correct that these vaccines, mrna, have not at all been cleared to be safe. it is possible that long-term side effects can be very detrimental. and there are very many distinguished doctors and scientists, some nobel prize renters -- winners throughout the world who have very serious concerns, health concerns, about these vaccines. and you really should have some of them or all of them on the program on some occasion, giving their point of view of what they believe -- why they believe the vaccine is not safe. host: arthur is next up in new brighton, pennsylvania, who supports the rule. caller: i would chal

this is richard who opposes the reginald -- regulation. good morning.ler: actually, it's ronald. host: i misread. it is ronald. go ahead. caller: all right. i just want to mention that c-span is very objective, as far as politics are concerned. however, you are not all that objective in regards to medical issues. now, the previous woman who called in from -- women who called in from south carolina, the other who called in from ohio, they are quite correct that these vaccines, mrna, have not at all been cleared to be safe. it is possible that long-term side effects can be very detrimental. and there are very many distinguished doctors and scientists, some nobel prize renters -- winners throughout the world who have very serious concerns, health concerns, about these vaccines. and you really should have some of them or all of them on the program on some occasion, giving their point of view of what they believe -- why they believe the vaccine is not safe. host: arthur is next up in new brighton, pennsylvania, who supports the rule. caller: i would challeng