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let's talk now to scott lucas.t biden? �* , ., attending this g7 for president biden? fl ., , ., attending this g7 for president biden? �*, ., , ., ., , ., biden? it's to show the adults are back in the _ biden? it's to show the adults are back in the room. _ biden? it's to show the adults are back in the room. the _ biden? it's to show the adults are back in the room. the past - biden? it's to show the adults are back in the room. the past four. back in the room. the past four years under an earlier administration have been, let's say, to s. his predecessor refused to even sign g7 communiqu s misstatements at the ends of corpses because they mentioned climate change. his advisers once called the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau make should be consigned to the seventh level of hell, and that's not going to happen this week. the ideas is that from biden and his people working with them in the above but with partners in the g7 including borisjohnson and for japanese, the canadians, the european partners is let's

their hope on the international governments to, to, to fight and protest. lucas, encouraging say that is the now their only hope scott rocks for that. thank you very much. i'm returning to our top story and go live to call and southeast and southwestern england rather. where she said, really, it is a gathering for a social distance family photo. as somebody gets off to its official start. that family photo seems of just been thinking they're now being heading directly into the 1st session headlines, building back better from cove at 90. g 7 will be seeking strategies to energize the global economy. that's been left really by the panoramic the years who see seeing here, just making their way from the family photo that we just came to the confession that commit to sharing at least 1000000000 corona with a lower income contract. i still are all this. i'm not joining the studio by intern chief international editor richard walker. richard, just, yesterday we're talking about the us donation of a half a 1000000000 vaccines was quite substantial. now the g 7 apparently has doubled that now, but do you make of that? yeah, we

um lucas i want to build off the citizenship question, but bring it to you with thinking about lincoln and the founding so roger tony and the dred scott decision, very famously said that black people had no rights that the white man was bound to respect. can you talk a little bit about how lincoln appealed to the principles of the founders in his response to the dred decision in 1857? yeah, he does that very explicitly. of course in its a speech june of 1857 and he of course believes that tani's reading of the declaration of independence is completely wrong. one thing. we should remind our viewers of is that when tani says that negroes had no rights that the white men were bound to respect he is claiming to express the public sentiment at the time of the founding now just happens to be pretty close to his personal opinion as well. but but he at least in strictness if you read his opinion and he quotes verbatim from the declaration of independence, and he says he reads it first the way lincoln reads it he says, you know if we read it in our day all sounds like it would mean all but we know that it can't mean all because they didn't imm

lucas shan't go out and to force a real democracy into their country. okay, so they're there with a clear political message as well as their bravery. but this is scott, what does the competition look like using courage? stand the chance of clinching the best documentary prize? yes, i think it really does. i mean the, the top prices say the golden bears have actually already been given out an online ceremony in march. but there is still this prize of best documentary and i think courage is such a film of the moment that so so critically important not just people of bella, luce, but i think to anyone who speaks up for freedom of speech and freedom of the arts in europe around the world. so i think that's very, very good chance to win. and even if it doesn't, this is a film that really demands to be seen by as many people as possible. so it's great that it has this amazing platform of this summer, special barely, and a red carpet tonight. so let's talk about the barrel and obviously looks a little bit different this year. this is an open air event and due to the pandemic, what difference does that make the move there? i have to say it's a completely di

lucas shan't go out and to force a real democracy into their country. okay, so they're there with a clear political message as well as their bravery. but this is scott, what does the competition look like? do you think courage stand the chance of clinching the best documentary prize? yes, i think it really does. i mean the, the top prices say the golden bears have actually already been given out an online ceremony in march. but there is still this prize of best documentary and i think courage is such a film of the moment. it's so so critically important not just people of bella, ruth, but i think to anyone who speaks up for freedom of speech and freedom of the arts in europe around the world. so i think it's very, very good chance to win. and even if it doesn't, this is a film that really demands to be seen by as many people as possible. so it's great that it has this amazing a platform of this summer special ability and a red carpet tonight. and we'll talk about the barrel and obviously looks a little bit different this year. this is an open air event. and due to the pandemic, what difference does that make to the mood there? i have to say it's a c

lucas shan't go out and to force a real democracy into their country. okay, so they're there with a clear political message as well as their bravery. but this is scott, what does the competition look like? do you think courage stand the chance of clinching the best documentary prize? yes, i think it really does. i mean the, the top prices say the golden bears have actually already been given out an online ceremony in march. but there is still this prize of best documentary and i think courage is such a film of the moment. it's so so critically important not just people of bella, ruth, but i think to anyone who speaks up for freedom of speech and freedom of the arts in europe around the world. so i think it's very, very good chance to win. and even if it doesn't, this is a film that really demands to be seen by as many people as possible. so it's great that has this amazing a platform of this summer special ability and a red carpet tonight. so let's talk about the barrel and i'll obviously looks a little bit different this year. this is an open air event. and due to the pandemic, what difference does that made to the mood there? i have to say it's co