richard black, senator black, your initial thoughts about the catastrophe we're seeing of the state, this country of syria is in today, and the fact the us forces are still there and plundering the nation's natural resources. yes, um, this began back in 2016, what happened is the uh, the uh syrian arab army. was rolling back the isis and al-qaeda terrorists and uh state the uh secretary of state john kerry went before the senate foreign relations committee and he said that he had a plan b and that plan b was to break apart syria and uh and then they followed through because the the us had supported terrorists that we had supported isis somewhat, we we fought with isis, we fought against them, but we always fought consistently with al-qaeda in syria, which was called al noosra at that time, and so what we did is we had american troops on the ground race against the uh against the syrian army and cut off northern in syria, and ever since then the united states has occupied, without any lawful justification whatsoever, we have occupied northern syria, and the objective of it was to acco

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richard black, a former republican member of the virginia state senate, joining us from ashburn, virginia, gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the uh program here, i'd like to start with you mr. richard, senator blackup, your initial thoughts about the catastrophe we're seeing of the state, this country of syria is in today, and the fact the us forces are still there and plundering the nation's natural resources. yes, um, this began back uh in 2016, what happened is the uh, the uh syrian arab army was rolling back the isis and al-qaeda terroristts. and uh state, the uh secretary of state, john kerry went before the senate for relations commit and he said that he had a plan b and that plan b was to break apart syria and uh and then they followed through because the the us had supported terrorists that we had supported isis somewhat, we we fought with isis, we fought against them, but "we always fought consistently with al-qaeda in syria, which was called al-nuosra at that time, and so what we did is we had american troops on the ground race against the uh, against the syrian army and

while i'm joined now by full republican member of the virginia state senate, richard black. welcome to the program, much so much for taking the time. i'm, i'm really interested to get your kind of insight uh take on this because i was speaking to someone yesterday off the ed just happened. and he made an interesting comment. he said, if this had been the democrats, it would never have happened because the democrats are always in lock step. they never criticize each other in public. do you agree with that? do you see a difference in how the policy is acting to preserve that political states, us, i'm position in the country at the moment. there, there is a great deal of difference between the 2 parties. the democratic party is, is the 3rd to unified. it is not at all democratic it, they tend to all go to like, the republican party has robust disagreements. and one thing you could say is that on the issue of ukraine, the republicans have been shifting very much away from support for you appraisal home to where just last week. those are there, which is supplemental, the security

with blonde the, you'll be doing the retired us marine connell and former virginia state senator richard black as the 1st time the experience of law at 19 he invested in the marine corps when the vietnam war broke couch chief volunteer to go to the front as a helicopter pilots. in vietnam, i flew 269 combat missions. the party was very, very active at the time and my helicopter was hit my ground fire and 4 times and was machine gun fire caught the the flight controls and we crash landed when an air traffic controller was needed to guide closed support at the front, richard black volunteered again. for 3 months, i dropped the highest tonnage of bombs, dropped by any air controller in the 1st marine division, and so on like most people's experience, where they would periodically go into battle. i would be a gauge with one marine company after the other. whoever was going into battle. i was there, i was in the attack with them. i knew more very well from the ground up. i was eventually wounded my radio member, both killed beside me and then afterwards returned to the states. black served in the u

we crash landed when an air traffic controller was needed to guide closed support at the front richard black volunteered again. for 3 months, i dropped the highest tonnage of bombs, dropped by any air controller in the 1st marine division, and so on like most people's experience, where they would periodically go into battle. i would be a gauge with one marine company after the other. whoever was going into battle. i was there, i was in the attack with them. i knew more very well from the ground up. i was eventually wounded my radio man were both killed beside me and then afterwards returned to the states. black served in the us armed forces for 32 years. then he spent 20 years in politics, including 8 years as a virginia state senator. he believes russia has been deliberately provoked, year after year in gauging in hostilities. people planning to war, understood that it was necessary to draw all the americans to draw the european june to this, i think from the very beginning, they intended a constant escalation. hopefully that escalation will not include nuclear weapons, but i'm not sure. bu

with blonde, the, you'll be doing the retard us marine connell and former virginia state senator richard black. as the 1st time, the experience of law prod, 19, hinder, listed in the marine corps. when the vietnam war broke couch chief volunteer to go to the front of the helicopter pilots in vietnam, i flew 269 combat missions. the fighting was very, very active at the time. and my helicopter was hit my ground fire and 4 times, and once machine gun fire caught the the flight controls and we crash landed. when an air traffic controller was needed to guide close support at the front, richard black volunteered again. for 3 months, i dropped the highest tonnage of bombs, dropped by any air controller in the 1st marine division, and so on like most people's experience, where they would periodically go into battle. i would be a gauge with one marine company after the other. whoever was going into battle, i was there, i was in the attack with them. i knew more very well from the ground up. i was eventually wounded my radio man were both killed beside me and then afterwards returned to the states. bla

so richard black as 1st hand experience of law at 19 he interested in the marine corps, when the vietnam war broke couch chief volunteer to go to the front as a helicopter pilots. in vietnam, i flew 269 combat and missions. the fighting was very, very active at the time and my helicopter was hit my ground fire and 4 times and was to machine gun fire caught the the flight controls and we crash landed when an air traffic controller was needed to guide close and support at the front richard black volunteered again. for 3 months, i dropped the highest percentage of bombs dropped by end of year controller in the 1st marine division, and so on like most people's experience, where they would periodically go into battle. i would be in gauge with one marine company after the other. whoever was going into battle. i was there, i was in the attack with them. i knew more very well from the ground up. i was eventually wounded my radio member, both killed beside me and then afterwards returned to the stage. black served in the us armed forces for 32 years. then he spent 20 years in politics, including

crash landed when an air traffic controller was needed to guide close and support at the front richard black volunteered again. for 3 months, i dropped the highest tonnage of bombs, dropped by any air controller in the 1st marine division, and so on like most people's experience, where they would periodically go into battle. i would be a gauge with one marine company after the other. whoever was going into battle. i was there, i was in the attack with them. i knew more very well from the ground up. i was eventually wounded my radio member, both killed beside me and then afterwards returned to the stage. black served in the us armed forces for 32 years. then he spent 20 years in politics, including 8 years as a virginia state senator. he believes russia has been deliberately provoked, year after year, and to engage and hostilities people planning to war, understood that it was necessary to draw all the americans to draw the europeans into this. i think from the very beginning, they intended a constant escalation. hopefully that escalation will not include nuclear weapons. but i'm not sure. bu

american political scientist richard black in the tv agency project, a current interview, expresses hishe brink of a nuclear war, which is about to happen; we need to immediately move away from this edge. the ukrainian crisis and the israeli gas sector crisis are being created. a situation in which a major nuclear conflict between the superpowers could arise. that is why such an institution of international relations as the united nations must be modernized. if nothing depends on her, what kind of prog is there, but she could intervene and resolve conflicts. if this is necessary to preserve or restore the world, and the level of danger in it has never been so high. how realistic are the plans of the nato-centric world to dismember russia and prepare for war with '. watch a current interview with american political scientist richard black, today after clear politics on our air. will there be changes in relations between belarus and western countries? alexander lukashenko said on friday that he is always ready to shake hands with those who come in peace to our home. but is the west, in pa

with clear politics, immediately after a topical interview with the american political scientist richard blackng, i say goodbye until tomorrow, all the best, happy, this it’s an understandable policy, we usually rarely prepare portrait issues, but this time we’ll make an exception. in argentina, virtually out of nowhere, a politician appeared who has every chance to lead one of the largest countries in the world; the political struggle there has turned into a fiery show, about whose unsavory star we will tell today. it’s possible that we haven’t heard the impulses about javier until... we haven’t heard the impulses, but having learned the eccentric a little more, it will be difficult to forget him, la bestia en medio de la avenida, sepan que ahora primero es this character surprised us not only with charisma, but with extremely radical views on the verge of absurdity, which a tired society accepts. damn it, i'm a lion, the beast roars in the middle of the street. in argentina this year there is a race for the presidency, against the backdrop of a deep crisis in the economy, virtually holoping.

again, children, families and innocent syrians are victim of, i can only think of the words of richard black. who was the 2021 state senator of virginia blatantly admitted that and i quote, we paid the salaries of every single terrorist in syria, we gave them their weapons and trucks, so i see this as another agenda of the us trying to implot their own policies, trying to bring in their own wishes into syrian soil. i can take this back to 2011, 2012 with the fake revolution that started off in syria on basis, claims of chemical weapons and it continues today through different means and through different weapons, unfortunately, once again innocent people are in the crosshairs of the us policies of bringing israeli power into expanding israeli power into that region. i express my condolences to the families. i know for moment that the well powers do not to see happen in syria. and i i express my gratitude towards hizbil to ansar to iran for expressing. okay. we're having a technical difficulties. i want to welcome mime alaham to the program via phone uh mimi, i hope you're safe and uh doing we

we talked to american political scientist richard black. people are dying for their citizenship.ra hands are a problem for democracy. in the west they don’t know what to do with migrants. in addition, we will ensure that illegal transportation of children will also be punished in the future. the solution is simple - kill and maim. another surge in unjustified cruelty towards refugees at the border. economics and european upbringing forces many to leave their homes. we left, the price of diesel was 51 euros, exactly 2 weeks later we moved in, the price was 72 euros, a lithuanian family found a new home in belarus. from shock construction projects to project ones. units, all the best from the past to the future. we solemnly promise to be faithful heirs of pioneer traditions. 105 in the komsomol and 10 years for the palace of independence. it was here that the meeting of generations took place. the country's recent history has been written here for 10 years. today we support youth and correct traditions in the wood chopping championship among media workers. gathered 35 teams, wonder

current interview with american political scientist richard black. watch it now.able? now to the political elites of the united states so that there is a strong eurasian space in the economic and military sense. absolutely, the idea of ​​eurasian integration and security, as a single idea, is extremely important. the united states must be involved in this process, typical of... so that the most important issues of war and peace can be resolved. at the schiller institute, my organization, there has long been an idea that peaceful mutually beneficial coexistence today means economic development, i emphasize, joint economic development. so thus, the security conference in minsk is extremely important for the development of this international dialogue. it must be recognized that european security does not exist today. neither as a fact nor as a system, nato members believe that they are under the umbrella of their alliance, an alliance that ignores all other structures and mechanisms that could provide common security for all, and not only ignores, but tries to reduce

really and dollars informing us republican virginia state senator richard black. he says that the real money flow is hidden inside massive spending bills, which betton raises the question about essentially how america is being government of the congressman. just get is always an appropriations bill to sign up or down added to it. sometimes it's 2000 pages last, they have no earthly idea of what's in it. that is not a democratic form of government that is a dictatorship and we have been operating under semi addicted, tory, or power for, for some years. now, america today, in many ways, it to, to is sort of reminiscent of, of the roman empire during its days of decay. were summer with enormous debt. we've devalued the currency by just printing limitless amounts of it. we're fighting wars all over the globe, whether it's a new crane and a rack and in syria and libya survey, or we're finding everywhere h really the time that we brought in and to the war and stop this terrible, terrible slaughter. so when i try to do the bottom line, the important thing to remember is

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debt, which now stands at least $33.00 trillion dollars. informed us republican state senator richard black, he says the real money flow is actually hidden inside massive spending bills, which raises the question of how the buys in white house is governing all of this the congressman, just get his own pen appropriations bill to sign up or down added to it, sometimes it's 2000 pages law. they have no earthly idea of what's in the home and mr. cole, that is not a 3rd, a democratic form of government, that is a dictatorship and we have been operating under somebody there, tutorial, power for, for some years. now, america today, in many ways it's due to is sort of reminiscent of the roman empire during its days of decay. were summer with enormous debt. we've devalued the currency by just printing limit less amounts of it. we're finding wars all over the globe, whether it's so you, crane and iraq and syria, and libya, serbia were fighting everywhere a true at the time that we brought an end to the war and stopped this terrible, terrible slaughter. could i try to the bottom why the important thin

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richard black's opinion is needed.military sense, the eurasian space. absolutely, the idea of ​​eurasian integration and security as a single idea is extremely important. the united states must be involved in this process, typical of the brix, sco, so that the most important issues of war and peace can be resolved. at the schiller institute, my organization, there has long been the idea that peaceful, mutually beneficial coexistence today is economic development. i emphasize: joint economic development. thus, the security conference in minsk is extremely important for development of this international dialogue. a neighboring country to belarus, poland is now heavily militarized. and by the way, she does not hide her plans that she is preparing a radical one. london and washington, in their own words, dismember russia, and after that prepare for war with china. much more dangerous, this is a red alarm, and what needs to be done now is to negotiate between east and west, well, with the beginning of the island of conflict

american political scientist richard black in a tv news agency project, current the interview expressesonflicts escalating into a global confrontation. it is appropriate to ask the question: we are on the brink of a nuclear war, which is about to happen; we need to immediately move away from this edge. the ukrainian crisis, the israeli crisis and the gas sector create a situation in which a major nuclear conflict between the superpowers could arise. that is why such an institution of international relations as the united nations must be modernized. if there is nothing from her it depends on what kind of pro it is, but it could intervene and resolve conflicts if this is necessary to preserve or restore peace. and the level of danger in it has never been so high. how realistic are the plans of the nato-centric world to dismember with china? conference on eurasian security in minsk and do americans want war? watch a current interview with american political scientist black, today after clear politics on our air. will there be changes in relations between belarus and western countries? alex

the role open a new era of movies starring black actors. richard rountree was 81 years old.till to come, the expanding uaw strike against detroit automakers. how the nation's divisions compared to other points in u.s. history, and david brooks' new book on building genuine human connection. >> this is "the pbs newshour," from weta studios in washington and in the west from walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> among the 220 hostages taken by hamas during the october 7 attack, a 79-year-old father of five and grandfather of 13. he was a 61-year resident of kibbutz where he and his wife raised their kids. one of his children joins us now as the representative of the 73 people kidnapped from the area. good to see you. thank you for being here. >> thank you for inviting me. >> i know the shock of what your community and family have been through was a visceral, that barbaric attack your mother witnessed, managed to escape from. two and a half weeks later, how do you look back on that day? >> we know now -- we know the story of my father, but we also

his brother man shaft can you dig it ♪ >> shaft, the private detective played by richard roundtree, considered the first blackuce >> reporter: the starring roles that would follow. >> come on now. >> reporter: in 1977, the pie nearing mini series >> don't say i ain't got no dreams. because i has. >> decades later, reflecting on the cultural impact the series had. >> you gotta sense of white americans thinking "damn, that really happened." >> reporter: richard roundtree died after a brief two-month battle with pancreatic cancer. this evening so many honoring the leading man. including samuel l. jackson. jackson writing, thanks for making us feel real good for us. richard roundtree remembere resolution condemning israel. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beall and i'm kristen sze as the war between israel and hamas continues in the middle east. >> hundreds of students today at cal held a walkout calling for an end to the violence and showing support for the palestinian people. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan was there joining us live right now. answer their increasing you can see that thi

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the release of hostages held by hamas and to get in more humanitarian aid >> and, richard, as we look at the blacknessr your shoulder of where gaza lies, i keep thinking about the hostages, the israelis, some foreigners, including americans. is there any progress in negotiations? >> reporter: well, we know that israel and hamas had been talking through mediators, and an israeli official said that this intensified campaign is in part designed to pressure hamas to free the hostages, but the negotiators themselves say, what's needed is a cease-fire lester >> richard engel tonight, thank you. >>> we're following breaking news. let's get this update. >> lester, we're learning from four senior law enforcement officials that the suspect shooter here in maine has been found dead robert card reportedly now found dead after being accused of carrying out the deadly mass shooting here in maine. robert card is alleged to have opened fire at schemengees b bar & grille, a city of 37,000 in lewiston and 18 people were killed, authorities said and all of those individuals have now been identified. development comes af

. >> and, richard, as we look at the blackness over your shoulder of where gaza lies, i keep thinking about the hostages, the israelis, some foreigners, including americans. is there any progress in negotiations? >> reporter: well, we know that israel and hamas had been talking through mediators, and an israeli official said that this intensified campaign is in part designed to pressure hamas to free the hostages, but the negotiators themselves say, what's needed is a cease-fire. lester. >> richard engel tonight, thank you. >>> let's turn now to maine two days after the mass shooting that killed 18 people there. authorities have now lifted the shelter in place order as they continue their search for the suspect. they also gave a time line of the police response. sam brock with late details. >> reporter: police tonight have fanned out across the area of wednesday night's mass shooting in lewiston, maine, to search for suspect robert cart taking place from the air, on the ground and in the water. >> we don't have him located at this point. we don't have him in custody. >> reporter: and

richard roundtree. the man known as the first black action hero for his role as private detective john shaft in the 1971 film shaft and all of its follow-up films. richard passed away on tuesday, though, after a short battle with pancreatic cancer. he was 81. this was my first major film, my first film. announcer: shaft's his name. shaft's his game. my whole world had changed. scott: richard's world changed, and so did hollywood's, with 1971's shaft. in director gordon parks's groundbreaking movie, black people had a voice of power on the screen. but like many strong roles, there was a downside for richard. it was difficult for hollywood to picture me in any other type of role. the upside of it is i've always played authority figures. that's what shaft was, and i've always played variations of that theme. scott: samuel l. jackson, who co-starred with richard in the 2000 and 2019 shaft movies, posted this. "his passing leaves a deep hole not only in my heart, but i'm sure a lot of y'all's, too. love you, brother. i see you walking down the middle of main street in heaven. isaac's conducting your song, co

and it is a black -- a black car. >> richard reid was the rockdale county district attorney. >> we needlook at that car, especially since nikki and joe had been in an argument. they were breaking up, and that is a dangerous time in a relationship. it can be a dangerous time in a relationship. >> it was not hard to track joe down. he was in the barbershop where he worked. >> it was around closing time, ready to pack up and get out of their. and they approached me and my friends, and they basically said that she has passed away, she is dead. i mean, i was shocked, i was in shock. >> how did he react when he came to see? >> he started to weep. >> did he claim not to know? >> he claimed not to. no >> but reactions do not always tell the real story. >> they were basically asking about me, our relationship, when the last time was that i saw her. i started to realize that i was a suspect. >> the detective did what any good detective would do. he looked for the sort of marks that nikki might have left on the assailants body. >> look at his hands, arms, knees. he took off his shirt -- >> but joe

richard roundtree was a working actor for more than 40 years, but he will always be remembered as the incredibly confident and cool shaft, a private detective widely considered to be the big screen's first black gentlemen. my name is john shaft. >> reporter: at just 29 years old, roundtree's performance helped redefine how african american men were portrayed on screen and the movie was a huge financial success, paving the way for generations of black actors and film makers to follow in his footsteps the film's unforgettable oscar-winning theme song performed by isaac hayes roundtree passed away tuesday after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 81 his long-time manager saying in a statement, richard's work and career served as a turning point for african american leading men on film. the impact he had on the industry cannot be overstated. roundtree talking about the world's lasting and powerful impact. >> this guy is watching me he says, i'm from alabama. and as a kid, we had to sit up on the balcony and because of watching that film, it made me strive for something more than alabama. >> reporter: roundtree reprised the role in a series of sequels, as well as a remake alongside

would risk his neck for his brother man ♪ ♪ shaft ♪ >> norah: and remembering richard roundtree, the man often called the first black this cat shaft is a bad mother ♪ ♪ shut your mouth ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. tonight, the world is waiting and watching for a ground invasion in gaza. and in a nationally-televised address tonight, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns hamas is doomed and that his military is getting prepared and that his government is working around the clock until it reaches victory. no word on what that means. it comes as gaza's health system is on the brink of collapse. the world health organization says roughly a third of the territory's hospitals are off-line and not functioning as a result of air strikes and the lack of supplies like fuel and medicine. but we begin right here in washington, with a major breakthrough in the house of representatives. after three weeks of chaos and dysfunction among republicans, the g.o.p. finally came together to elect a new speaker of the house. conservative mike johnson of louisiana got the

hayden: probably black boy by richard wright. that was, it's a long time between that and frederick douglass. what richard wright did was bring some of the same emotions, feelings the repercussions of what had happened with frederick douglass. so many writers especially in the african-american tradition talk about the impact of that book. in fact, desmond ward one of the authors at the book festival said when she was like i didn't learn about this in school. i didn't know about some of this. that book had quite a bit of influence. host: one of my original lists that i created, it was all more contemporary authors. we made the determination and this is how the library broke it up as well, if the year increments. -- 50 year increments. we chose to books from each 50 years. that made it hard, because there were so many in the last 40 years that we are all familiar with. roots, barry my heart at wounded knee. we could have chosen those and it would be easy but this is a history series so we wanted to go through history and that's why