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begin at calvin robinson. welcome back. deacon robinson, you know, calvin, why are we not seeing the same debate happening in other major religions like is um, buddhism and hinduism. yeah, this. i mean, the mohammedans, stick to the face as it is pretty much most of the time. same as most other face, you know, they say this is all sight, this won't believe and west is good. okay. then when they criticize all or attempt to change the oil space because it's the if as well, the offensive and it's not going to be offensive to for it has to be offensive to your own people, thus thus far, which again is why christianity isn't easy, taught it because it's seen is all religion. therefore they can look at it as a well. ready as we use are also the date. now we're going to court as to what we carter believe as a secular society. therefore, you need to change that he would never and a 1000000 is say, that's a to a 100. and because that will be seen as well. i suppose racist, obviously as long as it writes, but you get wh

we are joined by our guests begin at calvin robinson. welcome back. deacon robinson. you know, coleman, why are we not seeing the same debate happening in other major religions like is um, buddhism and hinduism. yeah. this, i mean, is the mohammedans sticks. the size of it is pretty much, most of the time. same as most other sites. you know, they say this is off site, this wont believe and west has got it. okay. the one the christmas size so or attempts to change the oil space because it's the if, as well the offensive and it's not going to be offensive to for it has to be offensive to your own people thus thus far, which again is why christianity isn't easy taught it because it's seen as all religion before. they can look at it say, well those values are out of date. now we're going to court as to what we currently believe as a secular society. therefore, you need to change that he would never and a 1000000 is say, that's a to a 100. and because that will be seen as well. i suppose, racist, obviously, as long as it rates. but you get where i'm coming from is this is

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we are joined by our guest to get at calvin robinson. welcome back, deacon robinson. you know, tell them, why are we not seeing the same debate happening in other major religions like is um, buddhism and hinduism. yeah. this. i mean, the mohammedans, stick to the face of it is pretty much, most of the time. same as most of the face, you know, they say this is all right, this won't believe west is good. okay. then when the christmas size all or attempts to change, so also space because it's steve as well offensive, and it's not good to be offensive to foreigners, but to be offensive to your own people thus thus far, which is getting his micro shot. if he doesn't need to talk it because he knows all religion therefore they can look at and say well. ready has values around and the date. now we're going to court as to what we currently believe is the secular society. therefore you need to change that. he would never and a 1000000 is say, that's a to a 100. and because that will be seen as well. i suppose racist, obviously as long as it writes, but you get where i'm coming

my my name is shirley robinson, 90 and i havejust done my name is shirley robinson, 90 and i have justn, 90 and i havejust done a skydive. well, my children offered to give me an event for my birthday, so i settled for a skydive. ijust thought for my birthday, so i settled for a skydive. i just thought that the silence up there would be wonderful and it would be lovely to just float amongst the clouds. which it was. i was diagnosed with leukaemia, i suppose about eight months ago, and it is chronic, so i shall have it until i die. and although it will never get better, they've told me, i just go plodding along. i have done this skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it's like sleeping rough on cold nights, and i don't think any child should go to bed without its own home over its head. i didn't go out with the idea of raising vast amounts, but i have, i have raised over £5,000, and it isjust wonderful, have, i have raised over £5,000, and it is just wonderful, how generous people have been. it's lovely. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start with the near—perfect per

england seamer 0llie robinson is fit to play in the test against ireland at lords on the 1stjune afterson suffered discomfort during sussex�*s drawn county championship match with glamorgan at the weekend. he was seen using crutches and wearing a protective boot on his left ankle. a scan on monday came back clear which is a significant boost for england ahead of the ashes summerfollowing injuries you can stay up—to—date with all of the latest sports news using the bbc sport app or the bbc sport website. have a lovely day. goodbye. good afternoon. you're watching bbc news. i'm frankie mccamley. the disgraced former entertainer and convicted six offender rolf harris has died. he was 93. harris was jailed in britain for nearly six years in 2014 for a series of indecent assaults on girls. the crimes occured between the late 1960s and the mid 1980s. before his offences came to light, harris was a well known figure in the entertainment industry in britain and his native australia. live now to our entertainments correspondent david sillito — who can tell us more. david. rolf harris, what can

calvin robinson as lockdown— c i“ calvin robinson as lockdown sceptics t— robinson as lockdown scepticswns. full gb news spiel about- lockdowns. i'm not has not given up hope. i'm not sure she was actually saying that lockdown stole from her. i think she was saying stole from saying covid stole from everybody. was more everybody. i think she was more neutral she wasn't. neutral than to say she wasn't. she criticising she wasn't criticising a deliberate political decision. no, criticising the no, she was criticising the situation more broadly . but that situation more broadly. but that was so clever about but was what so clever about it. but whatever you feel about whatever however you feel about lockdowns, can agree that lockdowns, we can all agree that we stolen from us. but i we all had stolen from us. but i think that's a rewriting- we all had stolen from us. but i think that's a rewriting of- think that's a rewriting of it. cotvtn— think that's a rewriting of it. cotvtn veon.— think that's a rewriting of it. calvin yeah, i— think that's a rewriting of it. calvin yeah, i thought it w

first the context here is that robinson was 50 when making these remarks. 16, 17, 18. he was an opponent of gun control who became famous because a speech of him speaking out against gun control in 2018 went viral. those students, of course, founded the march 4 our lives gun control movement in the aftermath of that shooting in parkland, florida. walk us through a few posts made on social media. first, take a look at this post here he made about the students, and this is less than a week after the shooting saying that the students were using it solely for fame, riding a river of blood from the devil, according to him. the next comment from robinson that he made on social media, he refers to the student activists as communists or marxist socialists, talking to people on his facebook account comparing them to nazis, and then when robinson apparently got some backlash for his comments he put out a tweet in which he actually mocks people who are saying, you shouldn't be making fun of these students. he tweeted the laughing/crying emoji several times saying that

calvin robinson as lockdown— . “..i.“ calvin robinson as lockdown sceptics t— robinson as lockdown sceptics_ full gb news spiel about lockdowns. full gb news spiel about- lockdowns. i'm not has not given up hope. i'm not sure she was actually saying that lockdown stole from her. i think she was saying stole from saying covid stole from everybody. was more everybody. i think she was more neutral she wasn't. neutral than to say she wasn't. she criticising she wasn't criticising a deliberate political decision. no, criticising the no, she was criticising the situation more broadly . but that situation more broadly. but that was so clever about but was what so clever about it. but whatever you feel about whatever however you feel about lockdowns, can agree that lockdowns, we can all agree that we stolen from us. but i we all had stolen from us. but i think that's a rewriting- we all had stolen from us. but i think that's a rewriting of- think that's a rewriting of it. eetvtn— think that's a rewriting of it. eetvtn veen.— think that's a rewriting of it. calvin yeah, i— think that's a rewriting o

hour with the bbc's nick robinson. how much pumping _ with the bbc's nick robinson.ere before you picked up that sort?— you picked up that sort? this story has developed _ you picked up that sort? this story has developed and _ you picked up that sort? this story has developed and has _ you picked up that sort? this story has developed and has run - you picked up that sort? this story has developed and has run away i you picked up that sort? this story i has developed and has run away with itself _ has developed and has run away with itself i_ has developed and has run away with itself iwas— has developed and has run away with itself. i was not in the gym for six months _ itself. i was not in the gym for six months prior to this. six weeks, six days? _ months prior to this. six weeks, six days? no, — months prior to this. six weeks, six days? no, i— months prior to this. six weeks, six days? no, ithink months prior to this. six weeks, six days? no, i think you want to make sure you _ days? no, i think you want to make sure you are — days? no, i think you want to make

calvin robinson on your— with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and on your— robinsonne and on your wireless. _ robinson on your tv online and on your wireless. : cc on your wireless. today, we will be discussing the importance of queen camilla with royal butler grant harold. plus, we'll be joined by the venerable dr. hassan to john discuss the persecution of christians in nigeria. we'll also be joined by the deputy director of the catholic union to discuss the coronation and whether or not it was anti—catholic flick and in the duel , my panellists will be the duel, my panellists will be discussing , should we have had discussing, should we have had a multi—faith coronation or not.7 emma webb what are your thoughts? briefly arnie i think it's thoughts? briefly arnie i think n-s fine— thoughts? briefly arnie i think n-s fine to— thoughts? briefly arnie i think it's fine to include— g“ arnie i think it's fine to include people from mum...— it's fine to include people from multiple faith— it's fine to include people from multiple faith backgrounds in the coronation— multipl

calvin robinson on your— with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your tv online and on your— robinsonne and on your wireless. _ robinson on your tv online and on your wireless. : cc on your wireless. today, we will be discussing the importance of queen camilla with royal butler grant harold. plus, we'll be joined by the venerable dr. hassan to john discuss the persecution of christians in nigeria. we'll also be joined by the deputy director of the catholic union to discuss the coronation and whether or not it was anti—catholic flick and in the duel , my panellists will be the duel, my panellists will be discussing , should we have had discussing, should we have had a multi—faith coronation or not.7 emma webb what are your thoughts? briefly arnie i think it's thoughts? briefly arnie i think n-s fine— thoughts? briefly arnie i think n-s fine to— thoughts? briefly arnie i think it's fine to include— g“ arnie i think it's fine to include people from mum...— it's fine to include people from multiple faith— it's fine to include people from multiple faith backgrounds in the coronation— multipl

. _ my my name is shirley robinson. i am 19 and i havejust done my name is shirley robinson.st done a skydive. —— i am 90. my children offered to give me an event for my birthday, so i settled for a skydive. ijust thought that the silence up there would be wonderful and it would be lovely to just float among the clouds. which it was. i was diagnosed with leukaemia i was diagnosed with leukaemia i suppose about eight months ago, and it is chronic, so i shall have it till i die. and although it will never get better, they've told me, ijust go plodding along. i've done this skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it is like sleeping rough on cold nights, and i don't think any child should go to bed without its own home over its head. i didn't go out with the idea of raising a vast amount, but i have raised over 5000 and it's wonderful how generous people have been. it's lovely. hello, i'm karthi gnanasegaram from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme celebrations at the etihad stadium as manchester city are crowned champions of england again. 0n the bri

we should also note, by the way, robinson was 50 at the time he made these posts. were 16, 17, 18. that one coming less than a week after the shooting. in this other post that we'll see here, robinson refers to the students as communists for their advocacy for gun control, talking to people in his mentions on facebook who was referring them to nazis. he said actually they were communists. and then take a look at this last post here where there was quite a harsh response to people who were mocking these students at the time. robinson actually makes light of it, tweeting the crying laughing emoji to people who said that they shouldn't be making fun of these students. he was saying that they were children who should know their place. >> you have reached out to robinson's campaign on this. what do they say? >> so, we did reach out to his office earlier. we did not get any response to any of these comments, which you are still on his facebook and twitter right now. >> andrew, thank you so much for that reporting. john. >>> a major announcement this morning from the worl

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their basketball coach at the lincoln belmont 'y' was michelle robinson's brother, craig robinson. met barack and michelle when he was a state senator and i think she was working at the university of chicago. i had known them for a long time. i knew what terrific individuals they were. when barack decided he was going to run for the presidency, he contacted me in 2006 and said, would you help me? would you become my national finance chair? would you raise the money for me to run for president? i thought this was a crazy idea. i had never raised money on a national level for a presidential campaign. i had no idea how anyone did that. he said, no, no, i want you to do this role. and i did, but i really almost said no. what happened was i was sitting, talking to my husband after the evening that barack had asked me. he said to me, this is destiny knocking on the door of our nation and you've got to find a way to help. so, that led me to get involved in barack's campaign. i was the 11th person in the campaign. over the ensuing two years, we built the equivalent of a fortune 500 company

robinson. she she grew up in atlanta. she went to spelman college. her older sister had had been a leader, an early leader in the lunch counter in movement. so she was kind of tagging along to various protests with her sister. she ends up going to jail with diane nash, another one of the lunch counters sit in pioneers. and all of a sudden she is part this founding group that comes out of that forms snick. and at this point she's you know barely out of her teens she goes to work in the atlanta office initially as the sort of assistant to a guy jim james jim foreman who was the executive secretary and really kind of the person who ran organization on a day to day basis. but pretty quickly, it was really ruby who was running the organization. you know, she was managing the budgets. she was very, very hires. she was determining would get the cars that wanted was the boss. she was the she was the boss. and everybody. and she was tough. she was as nails. all the men just lived in of her. you didn't want to cross ruby. doris. so when at this retreat at king

mr rees—mogg was speaking to the bbc�*s nick robinson on radio 4's today programme.ring his leadership campaign when he said he would do this. now, bear in mind, at that time he had already given right round consent to the retained eu law bill. i had briefed him on it. he knew that it wasn't easy. he knew that it was going to be an effort to get it done by actually a slightly longer deadline at that point. he accepted the deadline of 2023, and then he has broken his word. and this is very serious, in my view. our chief political correspondent, nick eardley, has more. i've got to say, when that legislation was introduced, but i tell you who didn't say that, rishi sunak because at the time he was running to be conservative leader, he actually promised to review our scrap all those laws within 100 days. very different picture today, though, the government is saying, well, look, actually, we've discovered all these laws we didn't even know were there. there's about a500 of them. and we just don't have time to go through them all and decide what we want to keep and what w

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robinson. >> mr.embers of the committee i greatly appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to describe was arguably the largest strategic financial scandal in modern history to consist of the multi-trillion dollar underwriting by our democracy of an authoritarian regime bent on undermining our fundamental values and way of life. aided by some fiduciary malfeasance wall street firms and certain conflicting u.s. government regulators at the top-level stuff that top-level stuff up treasury department the securities and exchange commission of the national economic council. over 20 years the u.s. has allowed the cavalcade of thousands of ccp controlled chinese publicly. companies to enter their retirement and investment portfolios of average americans with precious little if any diligence concerning who these enterprises and their subsidiaries are for the human rights and national security abuses including already u.s. sanctions of chinese companies. none of these roughly 5000 chinese corporat

robinson. >> mr.embers of the committee i greatly appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to describe was arguably the largest strategic financial scandal in modern history to consist of the multi-trillion dollar underwriting by our democracy of an authoritarian regime bent on undermining our fundamental values and way of life. aided by some fiduciary malfeasance wall street firms and certain conflicting u.s. government regulators at the top-level stuff that top-level stuff up treasury department the securities and exchange commission of the national economic council. over 20 years the u.s. has allowed the cavalcade of thousands of ccp controlled chinese publicly. companies to enter their retirement and investment portfolios of average americans with precious little if any diligence concerning who these enterprises and their subsidiaries are for the human rights and national security abuses including already u.s. sanctions of chinese companies. none of these roughly 5000 chinese corporat

laughers limitedly liability company robinson walker llc paid hunter james halie in and others in the biden networke more than two million after foreign money hit his account, one third to the biden's that was the pattern, for example, mr on march 1st. 2017 only two months after joe biden left office, robinson walker received a three million dollar wire from state energykal hk ltdim., a chinese entity.d oa wee next day, one third of that money, one million sixty five thousand dollars, wenti to the bank account in abu dhabi of the company aig. which was controlled by jamesr i gilbert, another biden associatden e. over the next three months, robinson walker llc, sentsends sixteen incremental payments of two moreemental to two over five different biden accounts totalingn one million sixty five thousand six hundred ninety two dollars. well, it's complicated, but t what this amounts to is influence peddling, plain and simple. it is . it foreign entities fill inhe the filling the pockets ofily with the biden family with ten million dollars through nebulous web of twenty different companies.

over the next three months, robinson walker llc sends 16 incremental payments both to more than over five different biden accounts totaling $1,065,692. >> it's complicated, but what this amounts to is influence peddling plain and simple. its foreign entities filling th pockets of the biden family wit $10 million through a nebulous web of 20 different companies. it's an elaborate shell game an some of these transactions happen while joe biden was vice president. white house spokesman claims th oversight committee did not sho that any of these payments were personally made to joe biden. here is what we do know. john levine, who we had on this program last night, reported in the new york post in late augus that hunter biden met with his father multiple times while working for a romanian real estate tycoon accused of corruption. as for china, hunter biden went to an official government trip to china with his father in 201 as he was creating a chinese private equity fund. ten days after the trip, hunter received a chinese business license. did joe biden benefit from any of this? the white

robinson to at least fight back. really? the group told the responding doctor she had been drinking heavily. but her mother said their stories just do not add up. >> i need justice for somebody. somebody needs to be arrested for this. >> amen. we cannot sleep. we cannot eat, we are barely holding down a job. we are not getting justice for hers and she needed justice. she can't rest either. i need people to stand up. arthel: fa launch an investigation but so far no charges and robinson separate family attorney is calling for a diplomatic intervention to find it extradite the attacker to mexico to stand trial. eric: migrant surge down south slowing down since the end of title 42. republican governor greg abbott of texas that is because of what his state is doing more than what the biden administration is doing paper live at the border with the very latest on governor abbott his steps and methods straightahead here is "fox newsy live" continues. everyone: woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals. enter the $10,000 nourishi

san francisco giants mental health consultant drew robinson shares his deeply personal story and hisorts to help others moving forward. i know firsthand , especially these last three years, committed my life to my own self care and to my own process and realizing it takes way more strength to address some of these things that were not so proud of ourselves. he'll some things that we had no responsibility for that affect us. brand new episode of voices for change airs this sunday 9 30 in the morning, right here on ktvu robinson. truly a remarkable, really looking forward to watching that interview such an inspiration as you mentioned, yeah. all right. thank you all for watching the news at 11 or news continues tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. it certainly does. you have yourself a great time at bottle rock. all right, greg, enjoy for me. (explosion) is everybody okay?! i'm fine. thanks for waiting. what was that? water heater, gas line-- the training's the same, people. just stay low and move out! honey, luke's gone. claire, spontaneous human combustion is very rare. i don't think he explod

my my name is shirley robinson. i am 90 and i'vejust done my name is shirley robinson.nt my birthday, so, i settled for the skydive. i was diagnosed with leukaemia, i suppose about eight months ago. and it is chronic and so, i shall have until i died. and although it would never get better, they have told me, ijust go plodding along. i've done the skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it is like sleeping rough. i did not come up with the idea of raising vast amounts but i have raised over 5000 and it isjust wonderful how generous people have been. you're live with bbc news police in guyana have said that a fire in a school dormitory that killed 19 children — may have been started "maliciously". the blaze tore through the building in the central town of mahdi as more than fifty students slept. some of the survivors have been flown to an emergency centre in georgetown. guyana's president has described the disaster as painful and horrible. the united states has signed a new security pact with papua new guinea as itjostles with china for influence in the pa