robbie: they're dancing around and playing. are really acceptable for cold temperatures and hot temperatures. they are able to adjust a lot better than livestock. reporter: the test results have come back negative -- no bison have brucellosis bacteria. the first truck is going to washington state, the second to oklahoma. there's a whole family in each one, with bulls, cows, and calves. it's stressful for all concerned. two native american tribes hope to establish their own herds with these bison. the cattle truck is the final hurdle. megan: if buffalo were really tolerated as wildlife, just like deer and elk are and every other of these other large north american animals, we wouldn't have to do this. but they have to be moved on trucks this way because there's no tolerance for them to be walking there on their own two feet, four feet. reporter: robbie magnan dreams that one day bison will roam free across the prairie again. he knows it's just a dream. but he's taking big risks to make it happen. in the end, they're all safe and

his goal is to make the door robbie slum disappear. so i think a viola lost the about the thought of the slum dog millionaire. it is hot in the city. busy oh, if your heart is a little bit more love and love, it looks like a day. then you will not as a city, it look live in look life ah, the headquarters of the construction company with its 800 employees. it is one of the largest companies in india to specialize in slum rehabilitation. mm. folk is to follow valley sales to via hotel blue. today they are discussing one of their biggest projects for the just like i said, this is up and running are below the top part is still missing. everything else is ready for my district to really have out of luck with up and off. that was the school is a problem. we have to take care of that. but before construction work can begin, the company must convince local de robbie residents to leave their homes. great labor in the process of clearing out $65.00, hank tans of this land. on our mixers project, we will build shopping centers small. busy offices

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all these and capacities will create more challenges for probably one to overcome the script. robbie, how concerned are kenneth stands neighbors about the impact the security situation in afghanistan could have in the region. thank you so much for having me. i think specifically for august, it is a great spencer. and this concern has been there at the same spot. yvonne has taken over, but if the situation has to be entered a did you know a sense of on staple in august last year? and i think it's not only a concern for bosses on concerns or broader region as a country solid gone. although they made a lot of promises, didn't get the process that they didn't have control of their borders. it seems now that the reason just surgeons off t v that you get out of on the back of song. and also i was just inside the sun olive, i no longer have control of borders, not only did on boarders, but also inside industry. so the concern is absolutely great meal. let's talk for a moment about how the overall security situation and garrison is impacting the distribution of aid inside of afghanistan. i me

during a pause in the harvest, robbie party dar has a zoom date. hello, rodney hillary, how are you? it's so nice to meet you. i would like to tell you there'd ma'am i, you will do it once when return so long done with my dirty slab insert. and it's i wrote that in and micro outside sales and my, i am about to earn my living. so would, so want to hear this. thank you ma'am and thank you. but while the monsoon forecasts help people adapt to climate change, they won't solve the underlying problem was in lean problem of climate change, his ignition. and so the neat to it, he juicy emission and a safe our blanket all together. this is our main wool and it's our buddhist from civility in front of our children with raleigh party dar and his soybeans have done well this season as they did last year. with the help of a scientist in germany, the unpredictable monsoons are a bit more foreseeable there's a constant stream of carbon dioxide entering the atmosphere from below. the main source is our burning of fossil fuels, such as oil, coal, and gas, primarily

if unbelievable, fine robbie party dar relied on the researchers forecast and fairly well. the monsoon withdrew in the middle of october more than 2 weeks later than normal. but elena saw of yacht cannot predicted it would do so 70 days in advance with the farmer planted soybeans that can survive and extended monsoon period, and it paid off his harvest was good for 30 july. the 3 that did it, but he's soybeans with stood heavy rainfall. credidio they suffered no damage and i can have a good harvest. i was able to achieve that by choosing these soybeans and relying on eleanor's forecast and give it a chemical for logan as it and if your dilemma quo, but how many farmers in india know about soviet kenneth forecast. and how did those who do find out about it at this workshop led by the agricultural university in the state of talent. gonna farmers are learning how to survive in this era of climate crisis. they suggest that farmers use more climate, resilient seats and utilize more efficient irrigation methods. consultants also inform farmers about elena sort of yet can, is fore

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c robbie party dar live than john or poor, a village in the state of madhya pradesh. for him, the harvests aren't just crucial for his own livelihood. the 38 year old and his wife and gaeta sent their son to a boarding school and it isn't cheap. they want him to have more opportunities than they had only had enough. the farmer also takes care of his elderly parents. zillow, a big one in with one predictable monsoons would jeopardize the harvest. isn't media video really, ravi potty. dar needs to know when it will rain at least 30 days in advance. that way he can plow early enough, so the seeds are already in the soil. when it starts raining. the country's weather reports weren't precise enough. so he sought help elsewhere online or will well be 30. i thought i searched on google and found one of other in a sort of the act in his articles. later i came across your e mail address mirror and wrote to her and she answered and sent me her forecast britishness next anglia on forward unum elena soviet kina is a russian scientist at the potsdam institute for climate impact re

that's a question, robbie becker and his research group often debate. but they simply don't have an answer yet. after a silver back out, seriously, sick with cove it in the u. s. su, they've been very careful. they keep at least 25 meters away from the gorillas, and everyone here is vaccinated. in the early, 2, thousands abolla killed almost 5000 guerrillas. that disease was most likely transmitted by bats, possibly from eating the same fruits. that's why rubber cocker and a group of students from the university of brother val are also researching the areas massive back population recruitment on the phone. it's very important to follow up on that pathogens because there's a local community that each bets in and scientifically. we know that there's a risk of transferring disease from bad to humans herself. so we need to know and avoid that kind of transmission. and possibly also forecast what could become future diseases like your future corona, virus research, local one of you in the capital browser. well, there are several high risk places for the spil

like millions of other farmers in india, robbie potty, dar wonders every summer. when will the monsoon come and how much rain will it bring? a lavish gale. but again, if that if i'm totally dependent on the monsoon, eddie burnham had a basement lady showed their money onto him without it. we can't do anything on our farm. kilman fossil was a bam. this a body shop deer season. we can start sewing seeds until the monsoon begins. debbie wake up that climate change has made monsoons, unpredictable. without the southwest monsoon rains there will be no harvest for more than 100000000 farmers in the country. c roddy patty, dar lives and janet poor, a village in the state of madhya pradesh. for him. the harvests aren't just crucial for his own livelihood. the 38 year old and his wife and gaeta sent their son to a boarding school, and it isn't cheap. they want him to have more opportunities than they had only had enough. the farmer also takes care of his elderly parents. zillow, have been in the unpredictable monsoons would jeopardize. the harvests on the delivery ravi par

i wish it is 5 o'clock in the morning and robbie booker is already tracking through the congolese jungle. early mornings are the best time for the young environmental scientists to such full and study the guerrillas. after a one hour trek, he spot some. under strict precautions, he tries to observe them study their behavior. chemically prohibited equipment. a mask is to avoid contamination than an able and contamination with the guerrillas. with corona virus, it's important that we protect the animals against the disease because then we know that when the disease mike writes from humans to animals and then possibly back to humans, it gets very complicated. and i know that we live in a compet up the north of congo. browser vall is home to the western lowland gorillas. thousands live here. nowhere else in the world. can he find such a density of guerrillas? how dangerous as covert 19 for them? that's a question, robbie becker and his research group often debate, but they simply don't have an answer yet. after a silver back out, seriously, sick with cove it in the u. s. su, they've been ver

robby took them to a different train car. when i stood up, i thought she might shoot me.y had a but it was more important just to get him away from the kids in that moment. amtrak employees eventually stepped in. the man seen here was removed from the train in san jose with the help of local sheriff's deputies. but he was not arrested or identified and practicing ktla. stay been saying it, quote, strongly condemns this reprehensible act of hate to ensure our customers feel valued and respected when riding our trains, we are conducting a full investigation on this incident. this includes potentially banning the customer from future amtrak ridership, robbie and you'll see their kids were left traumatized from the ride. they are speaking out to raise awareness of the dangers and biases ao gbt families are still confronted with people harbor. a lot judgments in ignorance about families like ours. and i >> i just want that. and i just wish that we had a world where teach you families too. just ride the train and not be >> carlos saucedo reporting for us tonight. the couple say

let's get the very late to says same as robbie jones is not from nev. it's a zane 1st up. tell us more about the situation in mary paul. i'm efforts to get people out were waiting on hearing from the red cross and from the ukrainian government, specifically about the 45 buses that were of that were sent excuse me, sent in yesterday. a specifically to evacuate people from mario poll. now the deputy prime minister, the latest information we have from her, with regards to the humanitarian quarter for mario pal, is that 45 buses were sent in, but russian forces did stop them from getting where they needed to be to get those people out. there were stopped at the entrance to bert yonce and many are still waiting there to go and to try to evacuate. people were waiting on updates on that information now, but we know that 1500 people from around the conflict zone did evacuate. they were able to get out and they were brought out over the course of the last 24 hours. now president zalinski has been speaking in his recent statement with regards to russian activity. he said that russia

and in new delhi, dr. robbie molig, chairman of radix hospital, a warm welcome to you all, and thank you so much for joining us today on in so story. robert, let me start with you today. many countries are now in the travel restrictions mask mandates and testing requirements. from your perspective is this all happening too soon? i think it is a time to come. we should review contin ways to be more prevalent and rich countries that there's less revenue in it. we see the statistics even in large could be put in us. we have been tested on 60000, it says in india, we have this for the 500 cases. and then you can we have a nest on 50 pieces. now it depends. what is the epidemiology numbers? what is that there in the countries? so i think the lights should not relate ad, but the countries to be or it is very prevalent, there it is more infectious. the me should some kind of restrictions, but in the countries the less rev length. so we should find, you know, what, a strategy we should equally bit of a strategy as is prevalent to begin with. you can just prevalent in that country so we can g

we need investments really globally in this, robbie. i want to ask you specifically about where things stand currently in india with regard to the numbers of cases and also with regards to ensuring that people in india are vaccinated. as far as in the concert we have vaccinated at around $187.00 per or almost $170000000.00 of the population has been vaccinated. and 61.4 percent of the population has been completely committed. we have given booster those to 1.8 percent. at least one of those has been given to all was going to get to but sort of the get. this is the latest report from the ministry from india. so india has done an incredible job as far as the speed and speckled vaccination is concerned. so giving 187 back seen and last man in the lane is also getting in the book distribution system as well as the recognition is concerned, we are not from 14 and even in last 24 hours. also we have extra 20 p, but i thought that this thing is going on almost 4.5 black people have been testing, have been tested for any that the other developi

i don't fret eliza from death from the sieve from robbie to in also from the cal anomaly. i start with the fertilizer from the c a c with. then for small plants, then i use some money from the, from de robbie to or from the, hey, know, from the cow. i use it because for small blunt, you have to use the sci fi till i said he's very good. it's sunday and the president and 1st lady of se shells are heading to church waiver rum color one is deeply concerned about climate change. my house is not next to the see right now. i oversee the capitol, but i always say to myself, but with, with the, with things are going. the rise in sea level, the men adrenergic island south already being severely affected by cause. so erosion, there are some, some places where over the last 50 years or so, we've lost up to 20 meters of, of land and dec. furthermore, the, the outlier outer islands are, are even more affected because they are just, they don't have rocks to, to act as a barrier. it's only send and in the same way that they were created. it's easy for the see. just to take back the send

then for small plants, then i use some money from the, from de robbie to or from the hey know from the cow. i use it because for small blunt you have to use the c facility. he's very good. it's sunday and the president and 1st lady of se shells are heading to church waiver rum color one is deeply concerned about climate change. my house is not next to the see right now. i oversee the capital, but i will say to myself, but with, with the, with things are going. the rise in sea level though the mid atlantic islands already being severely affected by coastal erosion. there are some, some places where over the last 50 years or so we've lost up to 20 meters of land and dec. furthermore, the, the outlier outer islands are, are even more affected because they are just, they don't have rocks to, to act as a barrier. it's only send and in the same way that they were created. it's easy for the see just to take back the sand to day we talk officials as a 115 island archipelago. as i can tell you, there are certain certain islands that are starting to, to disappear. so who knows? in the next 250 y

in the meantime, robbie because getting ready for his next track to the gorillas, he has a few more weeks for his research here before returning to the capital to write his master's thesis longs on his paws because of his and i think i'll never get tired of seeing the gorillas fit for me, it's a dream, it's a dream to be here, to be able to go and see them as a dream. i can spend all day long watching them before me as well. that's the life i want to live for. letty could come in rather the cocker once more congolese, to appreciate the environment and study natural sciences in his master's course. they are currently only for students. oh, diseases that can pass from animals to humans and then on to other humans are called zoom noses. researchers are quite worried that the number of 0 no sees will increase in the future. but how do they come about in the 1st place? she, malaria, salmonella, influenza, and corona all have something in common. there's, you know, says or diseases transmitted from animals to human. more than half of all known infectious diseases started out in animals, and the

robby took them to a different train car. when i stood up, i thought she might shoot me.rtant just to get him away from the kids in that moment. amtrak employees eventually stepped in. the man seen here was removed from the train in san jose with the help of local sheriff's deputies. but he was not arrested or identified and practicing ktla. stay been saying it, quote, strongly condemns this reprehensible act of hate to ensure our customers feel valued and respected when riding our trains, we are conducting a full investigation on this incident. this includes potentially banning the customer from future amtrak ridership, robbie and you'll see their kids were left traumatized from the ride. they are speaking out to raise awareness of the dangers and biases lgbtq families are still confronted with people harbor. a lot judgments in ignorance about families like ours. and i >> i just want that. and i just wish that we had a world where teach your families too. just ride the train and not be >> that was carlos us a dose reporting for us. and the couple says that their children

robby took them to a different train car. when i stood up, i thought she might shoot me.ot my had a but it was more important just to get him away from the kids in that moment. amtrak employees eventually stepped in. the man seen here was removed from the train in san jose with the help of local sheriff's deputies. but he was not arrested or identified and practicing ktla. stay been saying it, quote, strongly condemns this reprehensible act of hate to ensure our customers feel valued and respected. when writing our trains, we are conducting a full investigation on this incident. this includes potentially banning the customer from future amtrak ridership, robbie and you'll see their kids were left traumatized from the ride. they are speaking out to raise awareness of the dangers and biases lgbtq families are still confronted with people harbor. a lot judgments in ignorance about families like ours. and i >> i just want 10. i just wish that we had a world where teach your families too. just ride the train and not be >> that was carlos, a reported for us him. and the couple

any ah he used to just wait for the rays because he used to be able to rely on the monsoon today, robbie battlefield, unpredictability of climate change. just like i have a 100000000 farmers in india, he has found some help out the other end of the wealth global 3000. next on d, w is math way more difficult in the space. we ask mathias malware on the international space station. we are curious to find out more. how do astronauts deal with weightlessness? and why is food and space actually spicier? today, we are taking off tomorrow to the 13 respond with will use crime fighters are back africans most successful radio drama series continues this season. the stories focus on hate speech, cholera, prevention, and sustainable charcoal production. all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d, w, africa's facebook page and other social media plan. i'm fighters, tune in now. it started out with spook intimidation, and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states, its membe

we have not heard from them. robbie and his parents are worried about to the academy. he hoped a decision on the future of student attorneys if taken sooner than i have money to be put on so that all of there is a rule here that we have to complete our medical degree entirely from one university irrespective of what country we're studying in whatever, but if we transfer to some other university in the middle, our degree won't be considered valid here yet, there should either be an amendment to the school or an exemption for us because it's a war situation with them. but if you want to go through it, hannah, debbie is part of an association founded by students who have come back from ukraine. would then aim to find solutions to that problem. he said that would be great if they could continue to study in india. he is highly motivated, but the uncertainty over his future ways on his mind. that's it for wednesday, there's more for the region on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. you can follow us on twitter or facebook as well. thanks for watching. see you tomo

>> that's right, so, last year, i interviewed ultra marathoner robby balenger.eaking run, 98 miles in total in less than a day around new york's central park. that record was just broken by a professional mind reader. oz pearlman is a mentalist and mind reader. >> two. >> two. >> but not even oz could have predicted running 116 miles around central park to break a world record. >> i said if i could do something this nuts, maybe it will inspire people, and i went for it. this whole thing came together in less than two weeks. >> oz is an ultra marathoner from brooklyn. >> i wanted to do something to raise money for these kids in ukraine. i'm a parent of three young kids. breaking my heart to see it. >> dressed in the colors of the ukrainian flag, oz set off at 6:05 a.m. when central park opened. friends and family joining oz throughout the day, his kids on facetime. >> why are you running so long, dad? >> running so long and so fast. at one point, clocking a 6:43 mile time. mile 91, 9-1, was your fastest split. how does that happen? >> i told my crew i'm going to

and he used to just wait for the ray because he used to be able to rely on the month to do today. robbie battlefield, unpredictability of climate change. just like over 100000000 farmers in india. he has found some help out the other end of the with global 3000. next d w. a little tougher. a little stronger. a little braver. i'm still paid a lot less with why most women fight their way through the world of work. and how much better do they have to perform a gender equality jack made in germany? in 60 minutes on d, w. o. enjoying the view, she come to take a look at this tv highlights every week in your inbox, subscribe. now, what's making the headline and what's behind dw news africa that shows that the issues in the continent life is slowly getting back to normally on the street to give you enough reports on the inside. our correspond that is on the ground reporting from across the continent all the time. so my talk to you d, w, news, africa every friday on d w with ah, welcome to global 3000 bi, catch how over fishing is threatening. the last remaining stocks of shocks and raised in th

with you used to just wait for the re because he used to be able to rely on the monsoon today, robbie battlefield, unpredictability of climate change. just like i have a 100000000 farmers in india, he has found some help at the other end of the with global 3000. next on d, w a little tougher. feel stronger and they feel brave. i'm still paid a lot less with why most women fight their way through the well the and how much better do they have to perform a gender equality check made in germany in 60 minutes on d. w. o. a and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states. it's members fight for a racist state, ruled by white supremacy. what we're talking about here is not only disorganized violence, it's not only terrorism. it's colleges found it over 150 years ago. it's repeatedly died out, but always been resurrected. the ku klux klan starts may 11th on d w. ah ah ah, welcome to global 3000 bi, catch how the fishing is threatening. the last remaining stokes of shocks and raised in the mediterranean

meanwhile, ukrainian president flood amid lensky has accused the russians of using phosphorus bombs, le robbie chivalry against residential areas and civilian infrastructure with the russian army uses all types of artillery. all types of missiles, including phosphorus bombs, and other ammunition band under international law. zalinski also said tens of thousands of civilians have so far been killed by invading russian forces. russia has categorically denied committing any war crimes. rob mcbride, al jazeera levine, a lot more on that ukraine later. u. s. has announced extra military assistance for ukraine that will it satisfy key if you'll speak to an expert shortly and police arrest a man suspected of opening fire on commuters and a new subway train will have the very latest. ah hey there, thanks for joining in. here's your headlines for the americas to go to talk about that blizzard, central canada, the northern plains. i think by the time it's all said and done, some spots could pick up to 50 centimeters of snow. all part of this system is giving us some soaking rains along the east coast of

both camps now after that match, hibs manager shaun maloney in a moment, but first winning manager robbiehearts players, but also credit to the hibs players. i thought they battled really well. they put us under a lot of pressure, more so going down to ten men as well. and it was a real nailbiter at the end, but i'm just delighted to get through. you score a goal in that five—minute period, we did well to get a second, and then we made the wee error and letting them in, itjust gives them an opportunity. but to the boys' credit, they hung in there and deserved to go through. we had to play on an edge today, to metch— we had to play on an edge today, to match the _ we had to play on an edge today, to match the physicality of hearts and the aggression they had against us last week — the aggression they had against us last week. i asked the players to do that, _ last week. i asked the players to do that, and _ last week. i asked the players to do that, and joe just slightly went over— that, and joe just slightly went over that _ that, and joe just slightly went overthat. i that, and joe just

is that possible, robbie? or chico? at this point? >> hi, dan, yes, give me one second, i am pulling it up right now. >> i just want to give a little preview of what i've been talking about in the last several meetings and let you know this is ready to be distributed at this point. so once we can see it, and again, it's just the cover pages that -- that is in a booklet form, it is roughly 38 pages. and, again, this illustrates the -- the pivots they made during the pandemic and continue to make and keep older adults and adults with disabilities connected and engaged with their programming. you can see there to the right is the front cover and to the left is the back cover. and all of the nonprofit organizations that are profiled are pictured there in the front cover. and then if we scroll down, this is the inside of those covers. so to the left is the introduction and then to the right that is the inside of the back cover. so, again, there is eight agencies that are profiled and then there is about -- i think three or four organizatio

as long as we're needed, we will continue to stay in ukraine. >> robbie of project hope, thank you so much. i know the people there are very grateful for all that you and your teams are doing. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> all right, russia's aggression is worsening on the ground and also potentially in cyberspace. a non-profit in switzerland received a string of malicious links on their cell phones after publishing a report last month on russian attacks on hospitals in ukraine. but this isn't the first cyberattack on the aid group's involved in the war. joining me right now is cnn's cybersecurity reporter. is it the case, indeed, that these attacks are coming from russia? >> sometimes it's hard to pin down, frederica. in the case that you mentioned of the non-profit in switzerland, i interviewed the director and she suspects that they may have come from russia but can't be sure. the fact is they began -- as they've never received many cyberthreats, but just so happens after they publish a report documenting some of the atrocities committed -- allegedly committed

robbie pierce and neil broverman were taking their children on a train ride from los angeles to the baya and apparently from out of nowhere another man sitting across from them began shouting at their 6-year-old son marriage is between a man and a woman. >> he said, these are not your parents, they're rapists, pedophiles. >> reporter: the man went on to say they stole the children. they got between the man and their children who were now crying but the man got more vulgar with his comments. the police were called and the train was delayed before the man refused the leave. >> he said he would die before he got off the train. we knew it was scary but it was deadly serious at that point. >> the couple has an adopted son and 5-year-old foster daughter. they say they've dealt with homophobic stranger before but they say the word pedophile and rapist is part of a larger narrative, one seen on mainstream news. >> we have seen it from the desantis camp and coming from online and legislators and fox news and we have seen those talking points and it gets closer and closer until it is in our real

both camps now after that match — hibs manager shaun maloney in a moment, but first winning manager robbieayers, credit to the hibs — credit to the hearts players, credit to the hibs pressure. they put us under_ to the hibs pressure. they put us under pressure. more so when they were _ under pressure. more so when they were down— under pressure. more so when they were down to ten men. it was dented at five—minute period. itjust gives an opportunity, but to the boys credit, — an opportunity, but to the boys credit, they hung in there and deserves_ credit, they hung in there and deserves to go through. in the premier league, spurs missed the opportunity to go six points clear in fourth after losing to brighton in the early kick—off. in a game of relatively few chances, it was graham potter's side who eventually found the winner in the final minute, leandro trossard taking advantage of a defensive mistake to seal the three points. brighton move up to tenth in the table. in this type of loss, it is part of the process, a process. but we have to know there are six games to go, and if we want to

robbie is a living example of this. robert was the companion of the actress meryl oberon.n merle died, she left a legacy to robert and robert decided to donate all of merle's jewels to a charity auction. at this auction, he met audrey. we were both very unhappy talking about it. and we cried to each other vest. he is a very loving, very warm person. i trust him, i believe in his love and i'm not at all afraid of losing it, he inspires me with confidence. they weren't married, but i think they loved each other just for who they are. robert gave audrey what she needed before the kindness of friendship and protection. curiously, we both have dutch roots. this gives a special meaning to our relationship and further strengthens our love and friendship. we like the same thing, we both love the simple life of the rustic peace of our dogs. and we are happy with everything we do together. we are very happy with him. according to my mother, the ode was very happy and told my parents. i met a wonderful person. she asked my sister's opinion about the new man, imagine, she asked her mo

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first thing, read the book, as robbie said the other night, we did a book event, robbie parker, sandy hook dad, said i would encourage people, this is hard material but it's not too hard that you can't stand it. and take it on, read it, and then get mad and contact people who can make change, whether it's the social media platforms or its members of congress who are starting to grapple with. >> they are. >> and a bipartisan way. it's one of the few bipartisan efforts that is actually taking root in congress. >> yes, it was before this conflict. so you're saying get angry. >> yeah, yeah. i hope people, people say i don't mind radio host said to me the other day, this but maybe a little mad. i said that is absolutely the goal. >> think about what you're carrying around. i only say you are cheap dates for the internet. they get all the money, all the data and you get a dating service, a map or whatever. understand what they're doing, what they're doing. it's not unlike opiate companies, the sacklers who also joined pieces of shit but it's not unlike that. because it's addictive and the p

first thing, read the book as robby said the other night we did a book about robby parker said i would encourage people, this is hard material. but it's not too hard you can't stand it. and take it on, read it. thenen get pissed. contact people who can make change whether social media platform or its membersng of congress who are starting to grapple with it. >> they are in a bipartisan way it's one of the few bipartisan efforts that is actually taking root in the congress. so you're saying get angry. a radio host said to me i don't mind telling you this book may be a little mad. >> that's absolutely the goal. >> also think about what you're carrying around. i cleared cheap dates for the luncheonette. understand what they are doing it is not unlike opioid companies are also joint bases of shit it's not unlike that because it is addictive as the pandemic has shown us it's addictive it's necessary for your job, your life your social life and it's run by the richest people in the history of the world bring the companies of of the most valuable companies the top ten companies except for sau

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yes, i had a great run in college and law school is about robbie to new york. -- that brought me to new the chart ones were with me. david: you must have suffered some discrimination in texas or louisiana as an african-american. was it difficult or was it not? darren: of course, there were many occasions when i faced discrimination. or why faced people saying things to make that were heartless and harmful and difficult to hear. i recall in high school when i won an election for student council, the person i -- a friend of the person who lost to me told me that no matter how successful i might be in the future, going off to your aversive texas, the most successful black man in america would always be below the least successful white man in america. i was told this when i was 16. imagine hearing that, also who taught a 16-year-old that idea? i think about that when you ask questions like this. did you say it sure did, well actually worry about is that kind of thinking is substantiated in some segments of our society, which is so harmful to our democracy. david: you went to the aversive te