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robert johnson was talking sanctions yesterday. how things progressed while boys will be talking sanctions again in a few hours, come out in parliament for prime ministers. questions. they're likely to be quite low easily. yesterday, in parliament, he outlined the matches that he was taking immediately and now run to imposing an asset freeze on 5 russian banks. and 3 russian billionaires is what is the trouble by and all those individuals now they were targeted because they need to be specific, particularly close to president vladimir putin and his government. but there were widespread calls from various policies in parliament to do more and dismay from some sides. the sanctions didn't go further. well, the foreign secretary lives trust you, bernard, was talking about has been on the waves in the last couple of i was defending those measures saying, but they're just the 1st step saying that they were drawn up in response to president putin recognition. all. busy of the self declared people's republics, rather than military maneuver

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during february, we are celebrating black history, and feats tur some of our contributors here is robert johnsoncess. >> an entrepreneur, there's some gene that floats around inside you, that makes you want to achieve things that others may feel is not possible my inspiration came from believing in myself and having friends who encouraged me. i think it more black americans had that encouragement, support este vel of confidence pres prend them, more black americans can achieve success as i have >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." shares of ford falling after reporting a big earnings miss. phil lebeau has more on the quarter. hi, phil. >> morgan. in the fourth quarter, ford earned 26 cents a share. guess what the street was expecting? 45 cents a share ford said probably analysts were a little more optimistic, as well as the ability to immediate the demand that was out there. clearly the chip issue was still there. nevertheless, the profit is expected to be up with 10 to 15%. they're still there. that's a headwind. joe during the questions was regarding ford's ev portfolio. the f-150 light

previously worked as the senior vice president for the robert wood johnson foundation. overall he took on serving for 12 years as director of the illinois department of public health. he earned his md agrees from northwestern university medical school. he also holds mph from the illinois school of public health. charity dean, dr. terry dean is the ceo, cofounder and chairman of the public-health company, california based firm that offers a platform that combines public health data, expertise, best practices and genomic epidemiology to empower organizers to respond to disease threats. dr. dean served as the assistant director for the california partner in. serving as a key figure in the state response to the covid-19 outbreak. dr. dean holds an md and an mph in public of an tropical medicine. she earned a bs in microbiology from oregon on state university -- oregon state university. i am wondering if you could give us an overview of how the covid-19 pandemic exposed some of the long-standing data gaps and data infrastructure problems that exists within state and federal

a study by the robert wood johnson foundation in march of last year shows nearly three times as manys reported having been discriminated against or judged unfairly by healthcare provider compared to white adults. around the same time of that study, the centers for disease control and prevention labeled racism, a serious threat to public health , and many american medical schools are now putting an emphasis on anti racist training in 2019, the cdc's said black women with at least a college degree had a pregnancy related mortality rate, more than five times that of their white counterparts. hi brittney. chick wada of oakland had all this and more in mind when she chose allen for the pregnancy and birth of her. now one year old son. there's something ancestral, um, about. reconnecting with our bodies and, uh, just being able to have birthing give birth in our ways because for black women since the day that we came to this country, we haven't really had autonomy over our bodies and that type of narrative that we don't feel pain that we don't get to make the choice and we don't have a sta

johnson commanded. the confederate forces is wounded and robert e. lee becomes head of the army of northern, virginia. stewart is his main calvaryman lee needs to find out a little bit about the mcclellan's position. and so he asks stuart to go out and reconnoiter the northern end of the union line. well stewart heads off with about 1200 calvin the right across the face of the of the union deployment all the way up by ashland in that area and then cut around the top of the union formation stuart decides. well, why should i go back the same way? i came. i've got what lee wanted to know, but i think i'll just keep going. so it goes behind the union. army all the way down. and then swings back up from below to the other side and back to richmond. he basically circumnavigates the entire union force. and he is a hero. this is a daring act it gets fully exactly the intelligence and information that he wanted. i copied down some of the things that the newspapers were saying at the time they were saying and this is from confederate newspapers in the south magnificent achievement. brilliant reconnaissance unpa

nick mueller in johnson and sean mcgill. historian andrew roberts defended winston churchill's legacy against contemporary criticism during a recent virtual program hosted by the new york historical society. here's a portion. this was a man who of course was born in the time that charles darwin was still alive and who at a time when however obscene and absurd we might find it today and the scientific view was that there was a hierarchy of the races. and so i'm not sure that he can be terribly much criticized for taking the view of the rest of science. however, one other thing he did very much feel was that there was a duty of profound responsibility on the on the british in the british empire to take care of the native peoples of the empire and to and to promote them. he was incredibly proud that their numbers increased so dramatically especially in india under the rule of the british and doubled in fact in the in the course of the of the rule of the british empire and this gave him tremendous pride and he was also willing to to put his life on the

johnson: it already has been. that event has already been submitted for investigation. >> that ends prime ministers questions. >> british historian andrew roberts in the introduction to his most recent book called the last king of america, 750 page opus on king george the third says the following. " the portrait of a heartless absolute sovereign is repeated almost every single day and america's print and online media , even two centuries after his death. hardly a day passes in the united states without some reference to george the third where he is still held up as an equal opportunity hate figure. an archetypal bogeyman attacks in the same measure by democrats and republicans alike. " andrew roberts over the past 30 years has written major histories about napoleon, churchill, and world war ii. >> british historians andrew roberts on book notes plus. book notes plus is available in the c-span app or where you get your podcasts. >> c-span's online sure that store for products, apparel, books, and accessories. there is something for every c-span fan and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operation. shop now or anytime at c-spanshop.org. >

robert kennedy is leading to this grievous harm. >> i think we would have supported bobby kennedy over president johnson largely because he went to mississippi and he saw poverty. i think we felt he was sincere and committed. >> we can change these disastro disastrous divisive policies only by changing the man making them. >> bobby kennedy did not like lyndon johnson and it was a two-way street. >> i think it is more than we've been in the 37 years i've been here. and they're working in my party from within. >> johnson did have a wonderful sense of humor. he said, do you know the difference between a liberal and a cannibal? cannibals eat only their enemies. >> eugene mccarthy and bobby kennedy are both staunch anti-war candidates. a marked departure from lyndon johnson. once the tet offensive happens, americans ask themselves the question, why are we there in the first place? is this really a war worth fighting? >> gosh, i don't know who would do something like this. did you get that? gentlemen? >> johnson had the choice of two speeches. one was hawkish. the other was basically an admittance to failure limiting the war, and he ha

robert barnes is recognized and celebrated worldwide underestimated it. when i listen to billy case history of robbie burns and was fascinating. and then john says in reference for that famous poem, thomas johnson. i only find recently that cutty stark was the name of the which i thought it was the horse. jord, shirley says, i don't think there's been a program on burns covering the man and his global influence in such depth and with such v to content, congratulations on the show and find me when you talk and listen to alex and not me says you're looking very smart to be no less than the average haggis would expect. of course, if be addressed now, doctor and we could see short to international prominence when in mid november last year, she alerted her countries authorities that in her deep practice in pretoria, she was to take patience with unusual cooper. 19 symptoms. quickly, south african scientist identified the new on the convenient and ported it to the world health organization. on the 24th of november, alec speaks to doctor could see from her busy surgery in pretoria. and i was my great pleasure to be joined by doctor angela leet. could see it from her subterranean patricia and south afr

robert lewis. being from georgia, presiding -- it makes us very special. thank you, mr. johnson. i do so personally as our beloved john lewis was the conscience of the congress and a dear friend to many of us who served with him. i came in with the same class as john lewis. i served with him for decades had the benefit of sitting up close and personal on a daily basis his special nature of this man. let us salute congresswoman nikema williams who has the awesome privilege of serving -- in that seat in georgia for her committed leadership in making this legislation possible. john lewis was a titan of the civil rights movement. we all know that. a moral giant on capitol hill and in the country. and a hero of american history who transformed our nation with his vision, his persistence, and his courage. john offered our nation a clairian voice for freedom and justice from lunch counters in nashville to edmund pettus bridge and selma, from the steps of the lincoln memorial to the floor of the house. on the floor of the house, he led a demonstration in support of gun violence preventio

roberts on this week's episodes of book -- book -- episode of book notes plus, available on the c-span up or wherever you get your podcasts. >> coming up tonight on c-span, not, british prime minister boris johnson nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg held a joint press conference from nato headquarters on the situation between russia and ukraine. then, senators bernie sanders and dick durbin debate. then, the growing shortage of health care workers. ♪ >> c-span's or unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> do you think this is more than a community center? it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with one thousand community centers to create wi-fi enabled, so students can be ready for anything. comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> british prime minister boris johnson and nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg held a joint press conference from nato headquarters in brussels, belgium, on the escalating situation between russia and ukraine. from brussels, belgium, this is about 20 minutes. sec. gen. stoltenberg: prime minis