belarus and also we have a 3rd day all fuss solidarity around days in various embassies all fabella roos like here in moscow for example people who are so directly with the opposition and bill russo are here for a 3rd day same thing is happening in st petersburg the same thing is happening in in kiev meanwhile some of the russian journalists were detained by the russian police and later released say that they were beaten up by the authorities and the later published video which appears to be proving their claims let's take a look. right here. yesterday if. you will not leave us. some journalists have reported earlier and she's day that men in black all wearing the same uniform approached them brought their equipment and actually confiscated their memory cards with all this footage minsk meanwhile remains under logs and i'm cloak talking about the center of the city and police can seen you to detain protesters bill russian president i think that over the shank law says that the response from the law enforcement. has been proportionate but on the lunge at the local of the city the room $25

well let's take this story down to the capital of bill roos w.'s nick connelly is in minsk tonight good evening to you nick the european union's position now is crystal clear it considers the election fraud has there been reaction from the president bella ruse or his government. good evening brant well there hasn't been any official reaction from prison but in a way he doesn't need to he's already accused european governments of interfering in belarus of financing these protests he's very cagey now costing these protests as a western conspiracy against a russian ally but just a few weeks ago he was peddling the opposite line costing the opposition as close to moscow as an attempt by the russians who were unhappy with his unwillingness to draw close to moscow to unseat him so that gives the sense of just quite how desperate position is now in on the one hand you're forcing democratic standards of demanding them and russia of the hand wanting to join have a closer the european union is slapping saying sions on what it says is a substantial number of

live from berlin keeping up the pressure tens of thousands defying a ban on demonstrations envelops roos to demand to the resignation of president alexander lukashenko he warns he could use the military to break up the protests. also coming up accorded new zealand here's testimony from the families of the victims of the white supremacist who killed 51 people at mosques in new zealand as the center to securing to get its act.

for him to resign are louder than ever lucas says that he won reelection last week but many in bill roos say the vote was rigged. the red and white flag of the opposition has been raised once more on the streets of minsk this time by the workers of bell averse who gathered outside factories. go away they chanted a president alexander lukashenko who would come to win them over the heckling continued and the president walked off the stage into the crowd in an exchange with a worker who said new elections were possible but only after the country holds a referendum caused. by the president should not make decisions as a result of pressure and both my president must find a compromise exactly that's how. we need to approve a new constitution so the opposition won't be against it it needs to be approved in a referendum because our previous constitution was approved in a referendum and based on the new constitution and if you want it we will show you elections for the parliament presidency and local government bodies. the protests being fuelled by new promises from the exiled opposition leader.

i burned off it's good to have you with us confidence appears to be growing among people in belo roos that they can rid themselves of president alexander lukashenko and the european union has put itself firmly on their side even leaders today rejected the recent election results that kept president alexander lukashenko in power they've also announced sanctions against government officials involved in alleged voting fraud and violence against protesters. this is not lunch time on the end of a shift. this is another nail in the coffin of credibility. because will catch the state run chemicals factory threats have no power over them anymore. protestors urged workers at one of the country's famed tractor factories to join them but some decide to keep their jobs. thank you as we're already outside with a rally across the industrial heartlands of balor us rejection of lukashenko regime has gone nationwide and on wednesday that rejection officially went international a clear message from the european union we are ready to accompany peaceful democratic transition of power and bellows. germany

you look at where texas was already going, so from 2018, i came within two and a half point of ted roos. but we -- ted cruz. twowe also elected congresspeople that replaced long serving republicans. in the nine districts we picked up we won more votes than ted cruz, so we know it is possible. 17 african-american judges were all alike that in harris county, all of them -- elected in harris county, all of them women. this state is moving in the right direction quickly. you have the failure of leadership in texas that has cost 10,000 texans their lives. the latinoating population in texas. 90% to 95%,s are and they have run out of space in the morgues and funeral homes. iss failure of leadership of --st on the electric of texas texa. they are looking for leaders who will prioritize saving lives over politics. are a lot of ideological conservatives in texas. that goes to the question of polarization, which has gripped congress. theiru advising people in 20's to run for national office? do you think you can have a bigger impact at the state or local level than congress right now? >> i think

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another telephone conversation with his a russian counterparts a lot of mere buton president of bill roos asked boots into sent a message to german chancellor. and angela merkel not to interfere in the domestic affairs in a bill or he added that he doesn't see any point in talking to the european leaders by himself earlier russian foreign minister sergey lavrov while he said that he warned against external interference in belarus his internal affairs this could there should be a looser conditions or we are deeply concerned about what's going on right now in better roosts we are concerned by the attempt to exploit to the internal challenges facing bill of rights to interfere in them from a brutal and it is not just meddling it is aimed at imposing rules that outside actors consider beneficial to everything we are hearing now from the european captions specifically from the both countries poland and the european parliament has nothing to do with alexander lukashenko human rights or democracy but only with geopolitics moscow is calling on all parties involved to have to provide for a genuine

we know that the presidents of lithuania poland latvia and estonia have sent a letter to bill roos offering cooperation if 3 demands are met they want to see an end to the use of force against protesters they want detain protesters to be released and they want to see bill aris organize a national reconciliation roundtable what leverage do these countries have right now with. well particularly lithuania has longstanding relations and they have managed to do it policy on the one hand supporting activists misdefine australia is currently in the queen yeah but also having economic relationships that simply gives them knowledge and context however you are right a singular countries their power is limited however they could. team up with the o.s.c. need. currently we have to be a bally and share we will have sweden next year as of next year and i think together with the oas. they could support such a national we can see the ation round table that has actually been already started to be organized by the bed of recent opposition and we also got reports today that all of the protesters who have been

foreign ministers are ready to meet and to discuss the measures that they will take against the bill roos said in a meeting that will take place on the 14th of august the us state secretary michael impel also issued a statement saying that the elections in belarus were not free and fair meanwhile alexander lukashenko has summoned his a security council and also a little bit earlier on wednesday had this to say about the protesters. who she would. go and everyone who's out of work today is supposed to be assessed and offered a job the underlying characteristic of all these supposed protest is that they have a criminal record in a job bliss have no job to take a hike so i asked you nicely at that what everyone who doesn't have a job needs to find one. lawyer for smith in belarus continue detaining of protesters in all parts of the country and just recently according to them they did sainz a young man who was on routes to minsk and on his person they discovered fireworks improvised explosive devices as well as knives now we have also seen reports from elsewhere in villa roofs where an army b

role of a negotiator in russia's internal conflicts now the thing is authorities are calling on bill roos to to have a reelection as soon as possible and its foreign ministry are calling for sanctions against the authorities against all those directly involved in human rights violations now they also added that say e.u. foreign ministers are ready to meet as soon as the 14th of august in order to discuss the measures that could be taken against this meanwhile. xander look at schenkel is has summoned his security the security council and that should take place very soon as well in earnest statements that he's out of the shank of the standing president talked about some of the protesters that's having a sense of what he said. this it would be mutable tip don't everyone who's out of work today is supposed to be assessed and offered a job the underlying characteristic of all the supposed protest is is that they have a criminal record in a job bliss have no job to take a hike so i asked you nicely at that what everyone who doesn't have a job needs to find. a bill or russian law enforcement are

russia really wants to dominate ella roos. russia looks at belarus as a domestic issue. —— belarus.kashenko, this year, to have more integration with russia. the path towards becoming part of russia or some kind of soviet union 2.0. lukashenko's valiant leaders resisted. playing the west off against russia, taking this way, taking that way and he in fact has maintained belarus as a relatively independent nation which is why he is making these arguments that he thinks he is belarus. "without me, belarus won't exist, i am the only one who can solve the situation". in the past, this convinced enough people but now i think the nation has divined itself that exists without lukashenko. —— defined itself. moscow will continue to press either lukashenko, they might be using the leveraged this gives them over lukashenko and that will bea over lukashenko and that will be a difficult part of the pattern. when he is in trouble and has nowhere else to turn. inaudible russia has so many levels of influence over belarus and they can't ignore their giant neighbour on the eastern border. thanks so m

than in berlin reuss but by 2013 poverty levels there had only dropped to 14 percent leaving barely roos far ahead of the average. however the country's state subsidized businesses were behind the higher incomes and lower unemployment something many would called false accounting and barousse is still heavily dependent on russia especially for energy. of war i'm joined by maxine cough a fellow at the carnegie moscow center and deputy editor of carnegie dot roof good to have you with us let's start with the amazingly low poverty rate in belarus now a report just cited a world bank survey from 2013 the publicly rates there was a one percent does that still hold in 2020 and and how did bellerose manage to bring the rates down to cells or drastically. oh yeah i think it's still it still holds more or less as a string porkies almost absent in belarus and the man ruthless actually is dead because shanika has a prisoner of many social qualities from the soviet times during a russian subsidies that helped him a lot in doing that but still we can hardly cold the russians aside if you brought for u

those claims were substantiated i mean while the opposition a candidate for the president of bill roos has reportedly left the country or in the rejoin her family in lithuania and now some social media reports said that shit fled the country some others said that she was forced to buy the bill or russian authorities to leave however she she refuted all of those allegations in this post . i took a very difficult decision i did that by myself my friends family colleagues and husband did not influence me many will understand me many will judge many will start tate the european union is calling on bill russian authorities to begin a dialogue with the opposition in order to prevent any further violence the bill russian authorities are saying that they have irrefutable evidence that can and dale the fact that all of the underlying reasons for the pro disability actually came from abroad and they're ready to supply that information to any other country that requests it or and it's published by an irish knows there's little protest groups can do in the face of a police crackdown. has been back

police so those claims were substantiated but meanwhile the opposition candidate for the president bill roos has reportedly left the country and joined her family in lithuania and now some social media reports said that she'd fled the country some others said that she was forced to buy the bill or russian authorities to leave however she she refuted all of those allegations in this post let's have a listen. here. i too can very difficult decision i did that by myself my friends family colleagues and husband did not influence me many will understand me many will judge many will start to hate. now the european union are calling on the bella russian authorities to begin a dialogue with the opposition in order to prevent any further violence their statements further said that they will take action against all of those responsible for the rigged election for they are lawful arrest and other things as well such as rigging then action and well like i said ground less rest meanwhile bill russian authorities are saying that they have irrefutable evidence that can and veil. the fact that all of the un

can the german chancellor angela merkel help to bring bill roos back from the brink today merkel urged the government in minsk to avoid violence and to start a national dialogue with the political opposition she made the comments in a phone call with russian president vladimir putin earlier in the day no western leaders consider uncle americal to be the putin whisperer if you will the leader who understands putin's ideas of power politics best. tomorrow the european council will hold a video conference about a reaves i spoke with russian president putin today i once again make clear that there must be freedom of expression the freedom to protest the prisoners must be released under house to be a national dialogue that enables the situation to be resolved peacefully and valerie's who will just does not further tomorrow. there's a german chancellor angela merkel speaking there that this comes as the standoff between the regime president alexander lukashenko and anti-government protesters in turns a tense day the longtime ruler has been resisting calls to step aside but angry citizens are

well roos has entered a 10th day of protest against the president who's accused of rigging the recent election and his favor although demonstrations were initially marred by a heavy handed police response they are now largely peaceful belorussian 1 interior ministry has issued a statement saying it accept some responsibility for the way the crisis has unfolded factories across the country have been brought to a standstill by workers' strikes and crowds are out on the streets demanding the president's resignation and vowing to keep up the pressure and till their demands are met this is how things looked on monday. ok ok. on monday night thousands gathered outside a detention facility in the center of minsk calling for the release of political prisoners among them barred presidential candidates and the husband of opposition leaders that want to check on the people also gathered at another jail where many who were arrested during the 1st nights of unrest are still being held now facing the worst rest of his 26 year presidency alexander lukashenko has made a number of public appearances b

saying that they won't tolerate any of this so we could be in for more trouble in the streets of bell roos with protesters unfortunately possibly with journalists and police officers as well where the main opposition candidate who's publicly rejected the election results has fled to neighboring lithuania taken off sky says she understands the reaction it may cause but she did it for her children here. i took a very difficult decision i did that by myself my friends family colleagues and husband did not influence me many will understand me many will judge many will start tait. ok let's get the views now of international affairs commentator marco gas it she's been waiting patiently on the line for us market good afternoon we heard there the taken off sky has now fled to lithuania do you think that will affect or have an impact on her support back home. well she certainly. children are close to a. lot of. my old street. clothes or your old. tricks or. is it. marco marseille interrupt you there because we're having real problems on the line herring you are hope we can do is try and call you ba

relations meanwhile the european union will not will put forward a proposal of pretty soon for bill roos for even supports in a stab the shing dialogue between the political authorities and the opposition. ministers of the e.u. they also agreed on sanctions against those responsible for violence and it will be cool to think asian election results. ok frank said amanda my costs that are there for assad to buy the russian embassy in moscow where we have asada guess whether the proposed to use sanctions to constitute a big enough stick to get better is to change his ways. there are discussion with the european union because they are in a difficult situation because on one side. they would like of course some political changes in their lives between the same time they don't want to. serve. and western countries and especially i think germany wants to have some negotiation was told a moment the sanctions they are talking about are mostly symbolic and not really profound we will see how the situation will change but in the present with the european commission said. really with. the way the chi

place here outside of the country's embassy for over a week already and for from the numbers bill roos was sold the largest certain out here just this past weekend as people voiced their anger at the results of the election in the builders and the in suing violence as well throughout the week here was saul both anti and prole shank old protesters as you can see right now it's morning monday morning and a lot of people here are just the police and some reporters but we are expecting a rally here after business hours and meanwhile be sold in a stray sions continued in minsk where on a sunday at least 65000 people came out and support all but at xander lukashenko that's those numbers are boarding to the interior ministry look at schenkel spoke to his supporters at the length and thank them for their dedication now for many a belorussians somewhat over father figure who took the country out of the abyss back in the ninety's there was some are a not very happy with his 26 year tenure. my grandmother yes it is and i support alexander lukashenko i wasn't forced to come here this is my persona

that's rose come sends out for and from the other part of the population which have been doing by de roos to protect their fellow citizens for months now and there's also another big challenge coming out of germany at the moment and that's how do you faction a way that will evolve as a country tries to get back to normal ways day reopening of the schools. finally back where they wanted to be in the schoolyard with all of their friends for the 1st time in 5 months these children from john franklin primary school in rust up can play together without a mask and without a daring to social distancing roles. even hugs are allowed although not recommended . and it's best of my it's better now because we are allowed to sit next to each other again and we can see all our friends again you know. unless i i find it great because we can see all of our friends again and also our classmates and teachers. it's even my sister's very 1st day at school so that's really exciting it's a lot in this choice turk. just like this class all 11000000 german pupils are supposed to return to a daily school routine i

and russia has a very close knit size and cooperation with the people of bill roos he added that selective evaluations on the actions of governments and opposition points to the outside players who want to influence the process is. a ruse for their own political gain now he added that's also russia has obligations to roost in the security a sphere and he said that when the president lukashenko to raise the issue a russia created a new law enforcement reserve for belarus however that reserve will not be used in the russian any type of russian forces will not be used unless extremists in bill or ruse cross the line and begin violence and begin taking government buildings and things along those lines he also added that situation and bill are moose is even ing alex at the moment and president lukashenko is a ready to take a look at the new constitution let's have a listen. if we come from best option all the court is so great as grocers will have a not a common sound. find a solution of corey's so if people come out to the streets then everyone should keep that in mind but. somehow the russian

a lightning storm that burned more than 400000 hectares of brush and forest land mexico's quintana roo states was spared from tropical storm marco as it changed its path on saturday the storm is now heading to the u.s. southern coast and is expected to reach louisiana as a hurry come. and the central and southern regions of brazil are expecting the coldest or experiencing rather their coldest august in decades a cold front has hit the area and may lead to snow fall a rare occurrence for the country for the 1st time in 60 years recorded temperatures below 10 degrees celsius on saturday morning the coastal areas of rainstorms for several days with huge waves crashing along the southern coast of rio de janeiro. is already japan's longest serving prime minister has become the leader with the most consecutive days in office mr abbott came to power in 2012 promising to revitalize the economy and change his country's pacifist constitution but as rob mcbride explains he may not have achieved everything he promised. when he became prime minister in 2012 shinzo of a was no stranger to the office

protests have erupted in cities across bella roo says president alexander lukashenko claims another win to extend his quarter century in power protestors have set up barricades in the capital men squad riot police responded with stun grenades a police van drove a crowd of demonstrators and ambulances have been called in for the injured protesters step in minsk and she's been joining us by phone because of an internet blackout she's got more on the protesters who have been battling with police into the early morning. when they try to be a police. say to people. people were sort of trying to get to get up but they were separated by police then there was a. flash police were firing stun grenades into the crowd one police truck ran into protesters and took one protester with them so i'm bill and since we're taking away the injured people around the city the police have been blocking off roads trying to stop people from gathering and at the moment people are still driving around in their cars honking their horns showing their protest signs raising their their fists so that's still happening

in low lying coastal areas have been ordered to evacuate residents and tourists in mexico's quintana roo state were relieved when marco changed its path on saturday sparing local beaches well it's one of 2 storms currently in the city topical storm laura is expected to be upgraded to her can later in the week it could be the 1st time in more than a century to hurrican in the gulf of mexico civil taney asli. the sentencing of the gunman who killed 51 muslim worshippers in new zealand last year is under way heavy security surrounds the christchurch courthouse where brenton tyrant faces life in prison and here earlier pleaded guilty to dozens of charges over the attacks at the 2 christchurch mosques some survivors will be allowed in the court room for their 1st encounter with terror since the shootings the sentencing is expected to take at least 4 days. sheep farmers in australia are hoping the price of oil rises before they go bankrupt david $19.00 restrictions are just the latest disaster for the multi-billion dollar wool industry and to add to the problems there's a shortage of shares a

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ella roos launching military exercises near its western border after -- a belarus launching militaryear its western border. it mobilized forces, cleaning the west is attempting to force them out. this while russia has offered support. crew of the international space station will stay in the russian part of the lab for now. there is no danger from a leak, but the airlock is above normal levels and all hatches are being closed. periodices repressuring is a pure -- re-pressurization. could remain elevated next year. cba predicting it will fall through the current period after 6% construction -- contraction. forecast to pick at 9% this year and be just below that figure through 2021. haslinda: let's take a look at the markets. risk on my asia up for a third day and holding at january highs. the nikkei to do five leading the gains, up by 1.8%. canon, casio. we are watching kirin, which is down, they terminated the lion dairy deal. also nintendo, the strongest performing blue-chip stock in japan. it is seeing some kind of correction. the hung thing down for 10th of 1% -- hang seng down 4/1

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about the president's actions over the weekend, there was just some drama in the white house briefing roo secret service asked the president to leave. tell us what we understand happened. yamiche: thent presias beginning his briefing, talking about mail-in votinghe and stock markets. sooncr after, a service agent approached him and said he had to leave. the president left, came back a couple minutes later, and sbed someone ha shot outside the white house. we are not sure if thatth meant outsidgates or the building. but the secret service has taken it under control in the person has been taken to the hospital. thent presi says he feels very safe and the person -- the briefing continued. judy: let's go back to what the president did over the weekend. we are of course glad no one appears to have been hurt by what may have been a shooting. ubut mployment assistance and the president talking about $400 a week, the questio is, how exactly would this work? there are still questions about whether it would actually get to the people it is intended for. lisa: let me answer the last question first.

. >> the legislation in your state will relax some roo strictions on who can handle ballots and republicansaying that could lead to fraud. there's obviously not wide-spread voter fraud, that is another thing that the president is claiming and his own commission had to disband because they did not find anything. is that a valid concern? what steps are you taking in regards to this specifically to ensure that it doesn't happen? >> absolutely it's not a valid concern. what we have, folks, for example, if they are at home, and they have their next door neighbor because they cannot walk to the post office box, the mailbox or can't get in the car and drive to the post office, and have it mailed in, if they give it to a next door neighbor and say, would you mail it in for me. that ballot is totally safe. no problem whatsoever with that ballot. i mean, i think they're trying to create a scenario that does not exist to raise people's suspicions about a process. we have had absentee ballots going as long as i can remember in the state of nevada and we have never had problems and i certainly don't ant

we have the last tater in europe in belarus -- last dictator in europe in baylor roos and yet people in this streets protesting and you have no leadership in the white house trying to push back against putin trying to pop up -- trying to prop up this regime. the european union is basically taking care of that but it's theyn to the point where are creating their own european defense forces. we want further integration across the atlantic and pacific. i talked to some of my south korean friends and they consistently are worried about that they will be sold out to north korea for a pretty penny. the government right now, the u.s. government is shaking down the south koreans for next to $3 billion for basing our troops there. we need to get back to the point where we understand that we as a country are stronger with alliances. we may have the best military in the world, but the reason we are profoundly stronger than china and russia is because we have friends and we have friends that are willing to fight with us, but they are also willing to work with us. right now, every day that goes o

>> en la fiscalía de quintana roo. >> ella lo entregó? días una noche en que se concretó algo que ya se adelantaba como histórico denominación de kamala harris una mujer negra hija de inmigrantes y que ahora es la nominada del partido demócrata a la vicepresidencia una noche que además donde las mujeres tuvieron un rol preponderante con las principales mujeres del partido demócrata y entre los momentos más comentados se mantiene el discurso del expresidente barack obama, muy encendido con acusaciones graves del estado de la democracia pero dicen los estudiosos en la materia que nunca un presidente había acusado a su sucesor ni puso en tela de juicio a su sucesor cómo ocurrió ayer por la noche. >> ante un auditorio se mivacío por la pandemia pero aplaudida por una nominación histórica kamala harris es la candidata demócrata a la vicepresidencia. compartió su testimonio como hija de inmigrantes criada por una madre soltera y la historia de paso por el servicio público. además de su visión de un país donde todos son bienvenidos. >> debemos v

un grupo de jÓvenes y vecinos en quintana roo se organizÓ para extender una mano a don josÉ y hacer susu tipo sÍ es cuando ahora la gran mayorÍa estÁ sufriendo? además, no hay dinero para comenzar un negocio en este tiempo. es la historia de una guerrera valiente, sin miedo en tiempos de pandemia. ♪ ♪ ♪ desde febrero pasado marÍa Ángel rodrÍguez no había podido vender ninguna propiedad. marÍa: sabía que algo tenÍa que hacer. todo se vino abajo. marÍa antonieta:estaba sin trabajo. vio como la crisis se terminÓ con el dinero, sueÑos y trabajos de miles. marÍa: los edificios tenían su clÁusula. no te permitÍan ir. era imposible. marÍa antonieta:pero no se derrumbÓ, siempre tuvo en mente a su madre. una espaÑola muy trabajadora que la dÉcada de los 50 emigro a venezuela donde con los aÑos formÓ su familia de cuatro hijos. marÍa:ella me daba Ánimos. marÍa antonieta:en la dÉcada de los 80 comenzÓ a vender pollo frito con su propia receta y que rÁpidamente se hizo popular. lo bautizÓ como pollo graduado. naciÓ muy cerca de la universidad. el Éxito del sabor hizo que abriera 11 sucursales en la

una serie de siete episodios que viaja por baja california, quintana roo, ciudad de mÉxico, poniendopor suerte fue una decisiÓn que llegó cuando llegÓ la pandemia. estÁbamos dispuestos a salir antes. cuando llegÓ la pandemia dijimos de ser pacientes, veamos quÉ pasa, no sacar el programa ahora que no hay ni tiempo ni cabeza para mÁs nada en tratar de entender esto que nos estaba pasando. cuando me di cuenta de eso, entonces, propuse que hagamos un programa sobre este momento, sobre eso que estamos haciendo todos y todas. maity: si tuvieras la mesa perfecta o los invitados que quisieras, idioma, distancia, no fuera un lÍmite, a quiÉn quisieras tener? diego luna: a mi padre, mi hermana, mi sobrina, a los primos. esa serÍa mi mesa perfecta. una cosa que me queda clara con la pandemia es que hay afectos que son cruciales en mi vida y que hoy los valoro mÁs que nunca por esta distancia. maity: cocina harÍas tÚ? diego luna: claro que sÍ. ahora me atrevo. me encanta la cocina. me encanta lo que pasa en la cocina. es un vÍnculo hermoso que tengo con mis hijos por ejemplo. disfruto mucho de v

it was actually congress, the leading sponsor on the bill is the one with the biggest picture in the roo ram the former chairf the committee henry waxman. today he will be viciously attacked with prepackaged questions and false accusations. one member suggesting impeachment. that's original. how sad is it when the culture reached the halls of congress a demands and before this committee today is not the democrats we've stemmed to be. he's here today because he supported the president trump and with this congress, that makes you a target. over the past month, speed for have had protest with hundreds of people with walking streets and threatening neighbors. in this day and age an industry leader with a passion for service can be persecuted in the court of public opinion or his political affiliation. as the circus unfolds today remember that louis dejoy is a community minded philanthropist and businessman and most importantly a man with a good heart doing his best to serve g his country. i want to commend you for being here today. unlike the senator from delaware lets hope they at least kno