s. marine colonel and former virginia state senator richard black. he believes the german authorities are deliberately withholding information about the masterminds behind the sabotaged so great britain had accomplished the task that was set out for it by the united states. the united states and great britain are very much partners and those i don't mean to suggest that great britain is sort of uh, sorted by a bashful state. they are not their, their decision makers just like we are. they carried out probably the greatest terrorist attack since $911.00. but if london and washington did blow up the north streams, what was their motive? and can it be proven? ah ah! after russia launched its military operation in ukraine, london pulled out all the stops to help keep. the u. k became one of the 1st countries in europe to send defensive weaponry to help new gradients. we will do what more we can in the days ahead. meanwhile, written itself is suffering severe economic problems. please come in and i'll show you i'll show you how i keep it is to reduce is h

s. marine connell in form of virginia state senator richard black. he believes the german authorities are deliberately withholding information about the masterminds behind the sabotaged so great britain had accomplished the task that was set out for it by the united states. the united states and great britain are very much partners. and this, i don't mean to suggest that great britain is sort of uh, sorted by a bashful state. they are not their, their decision makers just like we are. they carried out probably the greatest terrorist attack since $911.00. but if london and washington did blow up the north streams, what was their motive? and can it be proven? ah, after russia launched its military operation in ukraine, london pulled out all the stops to help cave. the u. k became one of the 1st countries in europe to send defensive weaponry to help the ukrainians. we will do what more we can in the days ahead. meanwhile, written itself is suffering severe economic problems and is coming from. and i'll show you i'll show you how i keep it warm is to red

s. marine colonel in form of virginia state senator richard black. he believes the german authorities are deliberately withholding information about the masterminds behind the sabotage. so great britain had accomplished the task that was set out for it by the united states. the united states and great britain are very much partners in this. i don't mean to say.

we could have traveled and not the mandate of congressman richard black, we send them completely disparateeapons systems, for example, leopard tanks, british tanks, tanks, from all countries each of them demands certain fuel maintenance and compliance with other requirements due to the fact that the ukrainian army. we need to look for the opportunity to use all this technique, it becomes weaker. this is a problem, we do not have any single supply center, unlike russia where the industrial base is located, in general, one gets the feeling that all these conversations in the west are already beginning to justify future failures, the ukrainian search , they say, few troops have supplied weapons, not managed to prepare, and russia turned out to be stronger than expected. most amazing a way to justify the lack of success was found by those politicians and experts who accused russia of using climate weapons, they say - this is due to the insidious hand of moscow this year, the soil is still not open for heavy german tanks, on the contrary, the fields near kiev are flooded with water. this year,

we could also become congressman richard black who has passed and not the mandate, we send them complexesletely disparate weapons, take, for example, leopard tanks, british tanks, tanks from all countries, each of them requires certain fuel maintenance and compliance with other requirements due to the fact that the ukrainian the army needs to look for the whole opportunity this technique to use it becomes weaker. this is problem. we do not have any single supply center, unlike russia where the industrial base is located. in general, one gets the feeling that with all this talk in the west they are already beginning to justify the future failure of the ukrainian troops , saying that few troops supplied weapons, did not have time to prepare, and russia turned out to be stronger than expected. an amazing way to justify the lack of success was also found by those politicians and experts who accused russia of using climate weapons, they say - this is due to the insidious hand of moscow, this year the soil is still not open to heavy german tanks, on the contrary, the fields near kiev are floode

richard berkshire is a u. s. army veteran and co founder of the black veterans project and caitlin constantine as u. s. marine corps veteran and founding member of gamers for peace. a 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'm going to start with you. 2022 was the worst year for military recruitment. since the u. s. 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 23. 24. excuse me. meet the military's health in 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 are 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

richard does not consider it. it's a big loss from many in the west have now turned their backs on russia. scary for example, earlier in america there was slavery for black people and most americans approved. it believed that slavery was good, a minority considered slavery to be something bad and look, for example , at nazi germany where, the vast majority of the population was for the extermination of the jews. this is normal and only a few opposed and now the majority is against russia , history will show over time that russia was right and it is normal to be in the minority. the most important thing is to stand up for the truth stay strong scottish poet burns one of richard's paternal ancestors, native mother italian, adopted from ireland spent his childhood in california and now a victim in russia the black sailors here i have a bear with earflaps with a sleeping doll next to it. why do i need all these things, because it's stere. types of russia i want to show love and respect for your culture. i have different characters. here cheburashka is also pretty cute. i guess and of course here i have russian flags of the russian federation of the russian e

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aficionados of horse racing, have never heard of isaac murphy, richard has a who's who's a very distinguished historian of abolitionism and a particular black abolitionism has produced a biography of samuel ringgold ward, who was a former slave from maryland, who starts his career in canada as an editor, and then another biographer who ends up ultimately lee, a very important abolitionist in an anti-slavery circles, the 1840s and fifties, but up exiling himself from america by the time of the civil war, but left a remarkable record of the story of a a former fugitive slave out of maryland who builds career as a journalist, editor, newspapers, auto biographer and brilliant commentator hater on the meaning of race and slavery in the united states, he's one of those abolitionists that most have never heard of. what's the importance of shining a light on more biographies. well, that all lives matter and lives count and there are some remarkable people in history who didn't leave as much evidence, papers, materials. you know, they become novelists and write 12 novels. they didn't become famous politicians and and in the public eye for years and

i am richard louis with our to story. he said two blackislature fo protesting with gun safety advocates may be reappointed t those seats as soon as nex week the two lawmakers caught national attention whe republicans tried to silence them and supreme court justic clarence thomas responded to a report that showed he received lavish gifts from a wealth republican donor by saying tha he would is advised that the gift did not need to b reported a promise to comply with disclosure guidelines in the future now back to dateline welcome back to "dateline. i'm natalie morales. in the months after he disappearance, skylar high school friend were still worried that skyla are not bee found. variation were convinced tha variation were convinced tha he both girls were sticking to the same story. but that was about to change. convinced of it. both girls were sticking to th same story, but that was about to change. one of them was ready to talk. back now to, something wicked. christmas 2012 came and went for skylar neeses'parents dave and mary it had been

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richard nixon's election in 1968. so, again, talking about what are the analogies today, no sooner had you seen the rise of the black lives matter movement , you know, in the last decade culminating in the, you know, nationwide marches and protests after the murder of george floyd in 2020, when we are now living with, you know, a severe backlash against all of that, when you look at, you know, what is happening in florida with, you know, trying to -- with book banning around the country in florida and elsewhere, criticism of black studies, so another lesson, as we look at the dynamics of this, over and over again throughout our history, is that, every time you see a more aggressive, more militant tone in terms of activism, you also see it's almost like clockwork that you will get a political backlash against that. >> mark whitaker, you are a graduate of harvard. in 1966, you were nine years old. do you have memories of that time? my first memories are of 1968, watching the war on tv, the assassination of martin luther king. >> i was just coming into political consciousness at that time. my parents had gotten divorced. i w

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this is not dissimilar to argument that richard overy makes in blood, in ruins if you looked at a black newspaper from the 1930s 30 to 3334, you see dozens of articles in editorials about the of fascism in europe. black americans were among the first to recognize the really serious that hitler and the nazis posed not just to europe, but really to the world. black newspapers covered mussolini and the italian invasion of ethiopia, 1935, and then they cover the spanish civil war and the rise of general franco. and so years before pearl harbor, black americans have already turned their focus to the rise of the r europe and are explicitly the second world war has started and they're eager to the fight against fascism. langston hughes, the poet, is actually a war correspondent for the baltimore african-american, and he travels to spain to report on the more than 80 black americans who volunteered fight in the spanish cil war. and his primary question is why? one of the people he profiles is a woman, solaria kei. she's a 23 year old from harlem who approached her life, travels spain, a country

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black or white. she doesn't see male or female. she doesn't see richard poor but soon, lady justice will see hillary clinton. setting aside the fact that hillary clinton was never charged with any wrongdoing. why not demand accountability? in this trump case, no matter who the prosecutor is. i think there should be accountability in this case. um but this is a hillary clinton was being investigated in the federal system. and as i said, there are layers and layers of protection for defendants in the federal system to make sure that we're not just targeting somebody because of their former status as a government official. uh that doesn't have the same protection doesn't apply, so we're not dealing with a blind, blindfolded lady justice. in this situation. we're dealing with a political prosecutor who has stated that he is going after president trump. i haven't seen the indictment and i can't give a opinion as to the strength of the indictment at this point, but i am suspicious when the former federal prosecutor walked away from this case, the former d a. cy

and would you listen to the richard sing, today's fruity, which has a certain kind of resonance that we all recognize. you know, you been raised in the black church and black blue spaces and rhythm and blues and what have you. and then you listen, the pat boone st to the freudian is i get a, what is this right it, you know, here here a little bit, a rule whitewashing yeah. black music. when you hear pat boone saying to the free mark, a lot of times people talk about black music as the struggle. they talk about black music as a music, a pain and suffering and struggle. and it absolutely is. we had to make a way at a no way, but it's also about. 1 joy at can you talk a little bit about sort of how this tradition is not just a tradition of pain and suffering. it is something like, like loose music, right. and, and for the average person here blues losing that a bunch of mournful, sorry, full, sad black people singing about stuff and, and shout out to angela davis. because this is a part of which he talked about who were blue legacies. when you go to these black women losing to the 1920s, they're talking about everything in an offering, social

richard, let's start with the cease-fire what are you learning? >> we'll start on the cease-fire it is barely holding cease-fires are never black and white.e-fires come and cease-fires go around the world. there is often a gray area i don't want to call it a tolerable, but an accepted level of violence that international observers watch when they look at a conflict and determine if the cease-fire is really being violated. we are definitely into that gray area, but no indications that the cease-fire totally collapsed. what we have seen is there are gunshots in the streets and jets overhead one of the parties, a rapid support force, they claim the other party in the conflict was using jets to bomb khartoum. they denied that we are in the area where there's still relatively low-grade violence compared to earlier days, and that, at least, is allowing a little bit more of the evacuation efforts to go under way. the race is on this morning to evacuate foreigners, including more than 16,000 americans from sudan in case the shaky 72-hour cease-fire between two warring generals breaks down while european nations have taken out hundreds of their na

richard mariano's who's conducted enforcement operations involved in criminal. tobacco trafficking. he says the state's band 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 us black market is alive and well in california specifically black market. tobacco mariano says former atf investigators have conducted a market survey to see just how effective the ban is in different california communities. he says the teams made purchases to try and identify problem areas across northern california, and that's an issue when seven out of 10 places they can go to are just selling randomly to anybody one flavored. tobacco product. well known in the black market across the us is starting to gain popularity in california. it's called gummies and experts worry, they're attractive to kids rich from what you've seen would you say the tobacco black market is worse in california compared to other states. it's been wrong all over the united states with california is one of the places where it is gathered the most attention. now mariano says an association of police chiefs across the country has found nine out of 10. tobacco pr