us. the current us policy, it is laid out in a very simple universal form, divide and rule, and richard blackl tell us today how they manage to divide and rule and destroy poor, unfortunate ukraine . it is best to introduce me as senator black me. you can also call colonel black, depending on the situation. i am a retired colonel and a former virginia state senator. was a pilot during the vietnam war , flew 269 sorties, also participated in land battles as part of the 1st marine division. were in his country.

the current us policy it is laid out in a very simple universal form, divide and rule and richard black today will tell us how they manage to divide and rule and destroy poor, unfortunate ukraine. it is best to introduce me as senator black me. you can also call colonel black, depending on the situation. i am a retired colonel and a former virginia state senator. i was a pilot during the vietnam war , flew 269 sorties and fought on land with the 1st marine division. the leader of south vietnam, president zim, did not want american troops on his territory. country, he began peace negotiations with north vietnam, but there was a coup d'état, during which the americans intervened at that time. for many years, president putin tried to avoid a final war. bottom line. he was forced to send troops into ukrainian territory after many years of unsuccessful attempts to prevent it . the united states is determined. president yanukovych was duly elected , and the cia and mi6 carried out an operation to overthrow the legitimate government of ukraine in the state department. worked on this project. i

so much to talk about but we will talk to you again, - we will talk to you again, richard black thankion to return to economic growth by next year. the international monetary fund decides today on a $2.9 billion dollar bailout loan for the country, after nearly a year of negotiations between the imf, sri lanka, and its creditors. in a bbc exclusive, ali sabry confirmed the government will privatize sri lankan airlines, as part of efforts to raise billion of dollars by selling all or part of ten state—owned companies. he told archana shukla why negotiations with china, sri lanka's biggest sovereign lender, took so long.ali sabry, they have lent a lot of money over a period of time. in principle they are not against the discussion on that but for that everybody else should also take part, including the imf and world bank. the difference of opinion is to how they should be restructured. that is the sticking point. [30 should be restructured. that is the sticking point.— the sticking point. do you believe now _ the sticking point. do you believe now china - the sticking point. do you beli

remains of the spanish caudilla were reburied in one of the cemeteries in the suburbs of madrid richard aidan black does today's washington need ukraine and ukrainians? the state department of the cia wants a war with russia so that it continues to the last drop of ukrainian blood, the current us policy is to divide power republican party. the governor is increasingly opposed to the war. states of florida ron-landing indicates that the baidan administration created an alliance between russia and china what is a disaster for the united state, when did the war begin for the american public? it looked practically like a great sports game that kind of attitude was starting to fizzle out. not the way we're going. there was one valuable relic in the family, it was taken away from me. you said you would return the pipe in peace. it's always interesting how it all starts. now everyone will see the producers of good things they want and most importantly, but it is best to check. so we are ready, i am a programmer, a hairdresser, a mason, a poet, a welder. hello fellow volunteers, i have made a decision. i'm

richard aidan black refused, why do ukraine and ukrainians need the current washington want a war withso that it continues to the last drop of ukrainian blood. the current us policy is to divide the peninsula. republican party. increasingly opposed to the war, the us governor points out that the biden administration has created an alliance between russia and china. what is a disaster for the united states, when did the war begin for the american public? it looked practically like a big sports game that kind of attitude was starting to come down on them. the governor of the tula region convened a meeting after the incident in kireevsk, on behalf of alexei dyumin, the heads of law enforcement agencies and the head of the committee left for the city on regional security reasons for the explosion that occurred this afternoon. threats to the safety of the population are being investigated in kireevsk. as reported, according to the local ministry of health , three women were injured, hospitalized, but nothing threatens her life, three residential buildings and four outbuildings were damaged,

spine 120 for all this is a real opportunity without interest for buyers, rosbank credit card richard aidan black are needed by the current washington, they want a war with russia so that it continues to the last drop of ukrainian blood. the current us policy is to share power. republican party. the governor is increasingly opposed to the war. states of florida ron landing indicates that the baidan administration has created an alliance between russia and china what is the disaster of the united states for the american public? it almost looked like a big sports game this attitude is starting to go off going we had one valuable heirloom in the family i have here she was lifted. you said you would return. it's always interesting how it all starts. now the producers of good things will see everything , and most importantly, but it's best to check. every day we run to work caliber big fly, so even if the slate falls not far, blows away, we are not going anywhere. let's start with a statement by president vladimir putin answered questions in the kremlin. the main topic of the media was the situation i

richard aidan black refused, why do ukraine and ukrainians need the current washington want a war withontinues to the last drop of ukrainian blood. current us policy share power. republican party. the governor is increasingly opposed to the war. states florida ron landing indicates that the baidan administration has created an alliance between russia and china what is a disaster? when did the war start for the american public? it looked practically like a great sports game that kind of attitude was starting to fizzle out. fool, everyone wrote to you in december 21. pounce on, come on, then gathered nuclear weapons from europe hop, nato infrastructure hop read learn, lord, where are these fools did they get it from an ad, did they take it on the new york subway? well, blinkin does what he is meant to do. as a matter of fact, he was told that here the chinese put forward plans literally on february 24th. one could agree with him that russia, as it were, is now ready to show itself that it is ready to discuss this and are ready to take it as a basis. we are firmly convinced of one thing,

richard aidan black refused, why ukraine ukrainians the current washington wants a war with russia sontinues to the last drop of ukrainian blood. the current us policy of power-sharing is increasingly opposed to the us governor's war for the american public. they shoot every day, we hide, we run to work, we run. here the heat of the work is bombed normally , you get used to the funnel from the flight of the projectile, as a result of which the heating main is damaged , we are trying to do everything in our power somehow so that people have water to have heating in the attic. here it's baha it's shaking so much therefore, even if it falls not far from the slate blows. the golden land of influential businessman karim babaev and the former head of the aksai district of the rostov region vitaly borzenko

richard aidan black refused, why ukraine needs ukrainians to the current washington, although the warrussia so that it continues to the last drop of ukrainian blood, the current us policy is to divide the power of the republican party. the governor is increasingly opposed to the war states floridanthesis indicates that the administration is a disaster for the united state. we live in a great country, and it is true that every time after the brutal upheavals of the death of thousands of people, the state gathered again into a single system of a rigid centralized control system. the idea that holds the state together is the same as it was in the ussr, we are building a new world of a different person. this is a memory, some people like it, some do not, but it is a memory. and you and i have one winner, we need victory and the electronics industry as well prospects for the development of the industry, this was discussed today at the operational meeting of the russian security council on the topic of the meeting. vladimir putin stressed that the attention of the authorities to her has bee

richard aidan black refused, why ukraine and ukrainians are needed by the current washington, they wantr with russia so that it continues to the last drop of ukrainian blood. the current us policy is to share power. republican party. the governor is increasingly opposed to the war. us florida ron landing indicates biden administration has created an alliance between russia and china what is a catastrophe for the united state for the american public? it looked practically like a great sports game that kind of attitude was starting to fizzle out. we run to work damaged. while we are here, our relatives and friends are not going anywhere. spain, late nineteenth early twentieth century. that's how she lived on what she robbed in the colony. so she suddenly found herself without these colonies and she had nothing left, and franco appeared franco was distinguished primarily by his desire for order. hello, the international review of the fyodor lukyanov studio is on air today in the program of the international review of the chronicles facts comments the first state visit, this day a report fr

he turned out to be a former virginia state senator and a real colonel of the american army, richard aidan blackworld war and all the forces. they're trying to stop her for some reason and they're ready to talk to us. russian. mi us policy it is laid out in a very simple universal form of divide and rule and richard

richard aidan black refused, why do ukraine and ukrainians need the current washington want a war witha so that it continues to the last drop of ukrainian blood. the current us policy is to share power. republican party. the governor is increasingly opposed to the war. states of florida ron landing indicates that the biden administration has created an alliance between russia china what is a disaster in the united states when did the war start for the american public? it looked practically like a great sports game that kind of attitude was starting to fizzle out. sergei mikhailovich here is one of the quotes that i remember about today's speech. e, well, characterizes, probably, the relationship between the authorities. now e mythological said that all authorities worked in a coordinated way to carry out important state tasks. how are you with your on the other hand, you evaluate this cooperation, uh, from the point of view of interaction with children , it is really positive and especially positive from the side of mikhail's prime ministers. the fact is that the prime minister is not

richard aidan black refused, why do ukraine and ukrainians need the current washington want a war with russia so that it continues to the last drop of ukrainian blood. the current us policy is to share power. increasingly opposed to the war, the governor of the united states created an alliance between russia and china what is a disaster for the united states? hello dear friends on the air and alexander kirievsky, as usual at this time on friday, we summarize the informational results of the day and the whole week. our troops continue to actively advance in the avdeevka direction. in general , we will discuss the situation in the donetsk people's republic with the acting head of the dpr denis pushin. hello denis. thanks for taking the time. let's start with how the situation is now in the republic good evening alexander, the situation remains difficult, but now we can say that the agenda is dictated precisely by our units, in principle, along the entire front line, which means that the situation in the uludar direction remains unchanged. now she, uh, has come into some kind of position

richard aidan black refused, why ukraine and ukrainians need the current washington, although the warrussia so that it lasts until the last drop of ukraine , the current us policy is to divide power. all more opposed to the war florida gov. rontez points out that the biden administration has created an alliance between russia and china what is a disaster?

richard berkshire is a u. s. army veteran and co founder of the black veterans project and caitlin constantine is the u. s. marine corps veteran and founding member of gamers for peace group dedicated to speaking truth to war in digital spaces, in order to counter military recruitment. i want to thank you all for joining me on up front, caitlin, i want to start with you. 20. $22.00 was the worst year for military recruitment since the us draft ended in 1973 with the army in particular, struggling to meet its goals. military officials appointed to the fact that just 23 percent of young people ages 17 to 2324, excuse me. meet the military's health and fitness and academic standards. you counsel young people about recruitment. what would you say are the main factors that keep prospective recruits from joining? i think they're correct and that a lot of the immigration would not qualify for military service in the 1st place. additionally, i do think that kenzie the generation after us. i do think that they are much more skeptical of military service. there is a study from the military family advisory network

black: here. >> commissioner chris foley: aye. >> commissioner richard s.e. johns: here. >> commissioner jason wright: here. >> a. general public comment at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. please come forward. seeing no one wishing to speak, we can close public comment. (1) responding to statements made or questions posed by members of the public; or (2) requesting staff to report back on a matter at a subsequent meeting; or (3) directing staff to place the item on a future agenda. (government code section 54954.2(a)) members of the public, this is your time to address the commission. 2. consideration of adoption: • draft minutes for february 1, 2023 • draft minutes for february 15, 2023 adoption of commiss

these pathos haunted black writers as richard wright, who wrote them with icy rage, and james baldwin, who wrote of them with sorrow, pity, as when flying into atlanta over woodland, he imagined that the rust red earth of georgia acquired its color from blood that had dripped from lynched bodies hanging from these trees. in this case, since literature, one recent instance out for me in her book, the warmth of other suns, isabel wilkerson and writes of an elderly black man, george, whom she interviewed at his home in harlem around 90. mr. recalled going as a boy some 70 years earlier to the local drugstore in hometown of eustis, florida with the plan of buying an ice cream cone. the pharmacist liked to greet his black customers by addressing a question to. a little terrier he kept with him in the store. what would you rather do? he'd ask the dog. be a n-word or. die. at which point the well-trained pet would flip on to its back, shut its eyes, play dead for white patrons. this canine comedy act hilariously entertaining for black children. there is no fathoming the damage it did to thei

richard pryor and eddie murphy window into black culture in the 80's. everybody loved it.ething about the black experience in ways they didn't know before. as times change we digest our culture in different way, memes are a part of that future. it's not black or white culture, it's american culture. humor is gone from the standup special. >> the internet videos and now those videos have turned into memes. and many of the most viral videos of all time, this lady. >> one resident describes her horrifying experience when she he will first realized the complex was on fire. well, i woke up to go get me a cold pop and i thought somebody was barbecuing. i said oh, lord, jesus, it's a fire. i ran for my life. and then the smoke got me. i got bronchitis. ain't nobody got time for that. >> jesse: this weekend cnn came out and said no, no, no everything, no. you are not allowed to laugh at that. that's digital black face. this person clearly doesn't get what humor is supposed to be. bring everybody to the table and laugh. this author says white people should not be allowed to share m

richard book, thank you. the u. s. defense department has just released footage that it says shows a rush, an aircraft intercepting a u. s by drug, either the black sea on tuesday, according to us or thirty's. this video shows a russian su 275 digit approaching the drone and dumping fuel over it as the aircraft passes closely by without appearing to cause a me any damage to the drone. but washington says the jet collided with the drones .

think of what richard the second had to do as a schoolboy when on black kick face down the poll tax.volt that had come about because of trying to tax people unfairly and improperly . this is unfairly and improperly. this is what the bbc does. we all have to pay it. whether we watch the bbc , not if we watch any live bbc, not if we watch any live television, but actually it's held the bbc back. let me explain. the bbc was at one point in its history one of the great broadcast in the world it's great by reputation. it was great by revenue. it was great range . but in recent years it range. but in recent years it has been static, stagnant , has been static, stagnant, whilst others have gone lot higher and faster. so the bbc is revenue predominantly. poll licence fee derived has been about £5 billion a year each year since 2010. compare that to netflix. netflix has had less just over half the bbc's revenue. a decade ago at about 3 billion and a small 90 million profit by 2022. netflix was at five times the revenue of the bbc and was making lots of money as well. sky sky which didn't exis

black caucus. with that, i yield back to the honorable richard mckarmic of the great state of georgia my fellow hbcu graduate. mr. mccormick: i move to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: just a reminder members are reminded to avoid vulgarity in their remarks over. the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. themotion is adopted. the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for morning hour debaivment thank you. -- >> c-span's "washington journal" every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day. and we discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, steven gatowski editor of the reload talking about gun policy including house republicans hearings of the roll of the a.t.f. and gun background checks. and steven climans on the global and political news of the day including campaign 2024 and domestic unrest in israel. we'll talk about the instability of the u.s. banking system and how theer cent collapse of banks have affected other banks with the c.e.o. of independent community bankers of measure ame

black veterans. they say they are unable to comment on ongoing litigation, but it has left veterans without benefits. they say they actively working to right these wrongs. historian richard rothstein has written extensively about discrimination. his book "color of law" details how the federal government's own policies including at the v.a., show segregation. the gi bill offered veterans scholarships and mortgages that meant less interest rates and less money down. but in the still-segregated south, those benefits were often unusable for black soldiers. >> when the millions of returning war veterans came home, the african-americans did not have the same opportunities that the whites had. >> reporter: so when you look at the history of the gi bill, its very creation was discriminatory against black veterans. >> and purposely so. >> reporter: some believe the v.a. is still in need of major reform. congressman jim clyburn and seth molten proposed a vet build wealth in america are to get an education and buy a home. so when they are denied to a generation of black veterans, it's going to have a huge economic cost not just for their generation but for every generation thereaft

to have you on as always, professor richard, well, thank you so much for your time and insight on this one. my pleasure. thank you. moscow has agreed to extend the black sea grain agreement, but only for 60 days in order to assess whether the west will prove it's ready to fulfill both parts of the package versus deputy foreign minister, highlighted that its commodities entering the market are supposed to be part of the deal as well. the comprehensive and frank conversation has once again confirmed that while the commercial exported ukrainian products is carried out at a steady pace, bringing considerable profits to kiev restrictions on the russian agricultural exports as the stunning place. how far the stones were, we determined upon tangible progress on the normalization of our agricultural exports, not in woods, but in deeds. so this deal is supposed to allow grain from both russia and ukraine to get out of the conflict zone and over to countries in need, notably in africa and asia, but russian for a mr. sergei love rav explain just a few days ago, and you might be shocked to learn this, that only half of that bargain has been upheld, and that's the

richard book, thank you. the u. s. defense department has just released footage that it says shows a russian aircraft intercepting a u. s by drug or the black sea on tuesday. according to us authorities, this video shows a russian su 2075 digit approaching the drone and dumping fuel over it as the aircraft passes closely by without appearing to cause any, any damage to the drug. but washington says the jet collided with the drones propeller on a 2nd pass, which is also shown, but the actual collision collision rather isn't visible in the edited video released. although damage to the prop can be seen. later. we're joined now by military analyst frank lead, which joins us from oxford. good to say frank, yesterday we were speculating. now we had the actual footage. what do you say? what stands out to you in that footage? well, good afternoon. actually, the 1st thing that's flagrantly obvious is that this was a deliberate action by the russian fighters. it seems that they were in the vicinity for more than half an hour. and that would indicate as well that there was some element of permission or did command to this 2nd thing is by dumping fuel

richard caught me by my hand and jerked me around the car. - and the man came out of the store, hollering "all you black mouths to get off of my property." said that he fired again and shot father richard in the back running. - so i start running, and ruby was on her knees crawling, trying to escape. - and she picked me up off the ground and we both went across the street, and we saw this guy that had shot reverend jon, jonathan daniels and father morrisroe, standing over their bodies as if, as if he was daring, anybody to come and help them. and we all the time we could hear richard lying in the street, moaning, "water, water, help, help." and nobody came to help him. - [carolyn] and then i got a call saying, "well, now they're saying that one of the civil rights workers had a knife and that it was self defense." the town regrouped real quickly and the story got changed. - [bob] it was a murder. it was a blatant, outright murder of jonathan daniels and the shooting of father richard morrisroe. - [carolyn] he was able to do that because all the people who went to church, and held respectable jobs, they didn't confront him and challenge t

black veterans without access to va care and benefits. they say they are working to right the wrongs. vowing not to discriminate in the future doesn't undo the effects of the past. >> reporter: richardin has written about discrimination. his book details our the government's policies including at the va build segregation in every metropolitan area in the country. getting in 1934 the gi about ill offered scholarships and government backed mortgages. in the still segregated south the benefits were often unusable for black soldiers. >> when the millions of returning war veterans came home the african americans didn't have the same opportunities that the whites had. >> reporter: when you look at the history of the gi bill it's very creation was discrimination against black veterans. >> and explicitly so. >> reporter: more than half a century later some believe the va is still in need of major reform. the gi bill restoration act would let descendants of black vets be eligible for the benefit that were supposed to be guaranteed decades ago. >> get an education and buy a home. when they are denied to a generation of black veterans it's going to have a huge economic cost. >> reporter: the g

richard australia's plan. and so by 5 nuclear power submarines from america does to draw criticism from china. it concerns the deal puts non proliferation agreements with russia agreed to extend the black sea grain deal, which was set to expire this saturday. that will be extended now for 2 more months .

black cameraman. lenny kind of lit that fire and my dad and carlin took it this way. and it never stopped. richard is the roy's mother. showbiz richard, the one that made me want to do comedy? i want to be richard so bad. i used to go out on stage when i was 15 and talk and act and walk and do everything like richard pryor. my mother would sit there and watch a little 15 year old son on stage, saying some outlandish lacked back then was about taking a because that's all i had done at 15 think every african american comedian to some degree was inspired by richard pryor. murphy did get into using four letter words more out of a sense of i'm trying to shock you. a lot of people from other countries have seen my films and come over to the united states because in new york is like a tourist place and to get hbo and they catch delirious and they can't speak english and trying to do my act on the street and all they got is a curse is i got foreigners from all over the world walking i'm going anymore. you my. stuck it your black mother. i saw eddie murphy's raw and delirious when i was really little like

richard m., who has conducted enforcement operations involving criminal tobacco trafficking and he says the state's ban lacks an adequate enforcement strategy and because of that the demand for the tobacco black-market in california is one of the highest in the u.s. >> the black-market is alive and well in lifoia scificall black-markobacco. reporter: this former fda investigator's have conducted a market survey to see how effective the ban is in california communities. the teams meet purchasers to try to identify problem areas across northern california. >> that is an issue when seven out of 10 places they can go to our selling randomly to anybody. reporter: one product well known in the black-market across the u.s. is starting to gain popularity in california, it is called gummiez, and they worry they are attractive to kids. >> would you say that tobacco? black-market is worse in california compared to other states? >> it is band all over the u.s. california has one of the places where it has gathered the most attention. reporter: he says an association of police chiefs across the country have found nine out of 10 tobacco products being sold to youth are being manufactured overseas and being

get the sense that black africans are being scapegoating to distract from the current problems that tissue is facing? absolutely, i mean this is the, you know, the, the wretched richard, i mean, the most wretched in the wretched but even in the most marginalized space, as you man, manage to create another much less population for the, you know, the, the margins of the margins, of course, i mean, the, it's always easier to name someone who's more marginalized and society and say that they are the cause of the problem that are happening. so, i mean that it's clear, you know, the political level, like the movement of this, this discourse is, is very much linked to sort of like in a sort of, you know, giving away the responsibility to this constructed other. and it's constructed. the other is, is not just something i mean currently of course, it's huge. i mean, of course, i mean the whole read that the falling under the constructed other african is huge . but i mean, it's also into like our political opponents tunisia guarantee bidding today, n g o z. and since guys i came to bother since he came to the full in 2021. he's also for the under this law and reducing foreign

genera of black america joins us with an update on the case of tyr nichols who died at the hand of police and memphis, tennessee earlier this year. but first, we are joined b democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. senator, thank you for joining us >> thank you for having me reverend al. >> now i want to get your take on the possible charges agains trump but, first i must ask yo to address his calls quote, to protest and take your countr back in the quote. that former president didn't bother to specify whether th protests should be violent o non violent, which tea stunningly irresponsible after being impeached just two years ago in part for rallying up th crowd ahead of the january six insurrection you are thought senator? >> your point is exactly, righ reverend it is very reminiscent of hi call on people to come t washington b, there will be wild. now he is saying protests, tak our nation back. it is apparently and excitemen of his base but also, an incitement of violence potentially. and i call on my republica colleagues to condemn it so far, they have in fact done the opposite they have condoned and eve encouraged him in this apparen incitement of violence all of us

richard jadec retired navy surgeon. >> i'm beau whites, i am army special ops. >> we knew there was a news correspondent that was injured with a picture of a badge blacked out heis enough to get started. >> i learned that "new york times" sent a reporter and photographer the day before into the same area outside of keep. high suspected that the brigades took our team on a similar route, so he described burned out furniture store on a certain corner, i was feeding this information to sea spray. >> we exercised efergd everything from our arsenal from tracing their cell phones and last known locations and dmrk o and network on the growk ground. >> crossing into ukraine, in the dark, surreal, i remember the lines of people coming out. >> we were reassessing our routes, new information was coming out, battlefield was changing. ground was lost, and gained. so it keptous our toes. >> there was no less than 90 checkpoints between lviv and kyiv. there was a lot of chaos. between checkpoints, and whether or not you went through the right one, it could cause so many delays. >> time made sure to also have a quick response force in you know ready and waiting. >> i had indi