on the other side of the firefight, there was a battalion working for sidney powell. she was like their commanding officer, maybe. that 305th military intelligence battalion, which is a real thing, went to germany with sidney powell and fought it out, a shooting wall, and that would reveal all how the election was stolen. and somehow through it all, the u.s. army soldiers, under the command of trump lawyer sidney powell, they were somehow elevated to special operations forces. and then the final -- as far as i can tell, the final iteration of it is that in this firefight where it was sidney powell's army commandos versus the cia, multiple sidney powell-commanded special commandos were killed in this operation. at least five of them were killed and it was all covered up. their bodies disappeared. because what was on the server? well, trump world found out. turns out on the trump server, the server from germany, it was the real election results as seen on this map obtained by a dude on twitter. and as you can see in this map, donald trump secretly won the election with

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and sidney crosby knows how to work it. all right. this was my favorite play that a fan has been involved with so far last night, justin turner the long ball to left, never try and catch a ball while holding a full tub of nachos that he did. it gets about full of it. that's the sporting life right now. get it back to you guys, all right? mark. see later, julie. see tomorrow night, fix that step. morning. i'm still sleeping. happy anniversary. mm. and they said we wouldn't last. [ chuckles ] who said that? oh, look at you. you're cute. go ahead. open it. what have you done? nothing. something, nothing. it's a view-master. look inside. oh, it's us. [ chuckles ] [ gasps ] look at how young we are. oh, god, that perm. yeah, it really framed my face. why is there a picture of a bracelet? huh. must be some kind of a mistake. what the heck is that? oh, phil, you didn't. oh, my god. what? did he? did he? [ gasps ] it's beautiful. oh, sweetie, i love it.

that is their job and that is how they make a ton of money rachel maddow tucker carlson alex jones sidney powell they are all the same thing they are all incredibly rich liars they know it and now you know it damn it i've been doing this whole tell the truth thing with this show. a really clear choice and well we're going to go to a quick break but you can watch redacted tonight anytime on the portable t.v. app and check out the redacted i pod cast call that moment of clarity wherever you get your podcast i'll be right back with more. only by social class. people poverty by 1st floor if you're born into a poor family you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die. if you're born into generational poverty. it's a tough fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. the world is driven by shaped by one person those. things. we dare to ask. him in my ear them misguided believed by many of us by locking down the whole society you can somehow feel all fire is people. and i was s

smith reverend sidney smith, who was somewhat acerbic wit, and i mention that because smith suffered depression and her setecipe out a table of, a recir preventing the worst effects oft depression, so ten steps to avoiding the deepest, deepest depression. and at the center of these was humor.er finding humor. being able to find humor in whatever, whatever circumstance you felt it was. and i'm sure that lincoln woulde have read sid mini smith and he would have taken that lesson to heart, he didn't make to take it to heart he already learned it but it was important. >> how did it affect his marriage good or bad. what did mary think? i thi >> well, i think michael may be able to answer that question ry better than i.hat linc but i think it was very unlikeli that lincoln told many of thesee stories toll mary.. i[l mean lin cone's story-telliy was intended for male company. the so-called smutty jokes he told, the off-color jokes s wouldn't strike us quite as appalling that they woulddth ha struck the victorian sensibles of the drawing room and they were intended for company in the taverns

trump is also admitting by sidney powell standards that he's not a reasonable person.t you probably knew that. questions when has small dollar donors will realize they've been getting played the whole time. and that's your "reality check." >> sickening to think of what those poor people were duped into without realizing. thank you very much for bringing that to light. >>> india imposing a cure few ad a rise in covid cases. we have reporters around the world for you. >> i'm in new delhi, a day after india reported its all-time daily high of over 100,000 cases of covid-19. the country has reported over 97,000 new infections tuesday. two state chief ministers have requested narendra modi to remove the age limits for vaccines. currently those 45 and above are eligible. india has administered over 83 million vaccines to date. india has the highest confirmed total cases after the u.s. and brazil, according to data from the johns hopkins university. >>> i'm melissa bell in paris. an investigation has been opened here in france into allegations that some restaurants have been

and you were cast as sidney poitier's son in "a raisin in the sun" on broadway here's a photo of thed of, you know, more from my parents' reaction. my mother's reaction my aunties, you know, who were all very excited about me getting to work with someone who they oohed and aahed about you know so, from that standpoint, i knew he was a big deal. >> seth: you grew up in greenwich village, and you got to -- you know again, you were very young, but your parents were friends with people like james baldwin, with lorraine hansberry who wrote the play it must have been an incredible experience growing up in those times, surrounded by those people >> yeah, my mother moved she and i from harlem in the mid-'50s. and she moved us down to greenwich village which was a stronghold for art people, who had -- an eclectic group of people you know and, uh, a lot of that group was james baldwin, lorraine hansberry, you know, jack klugman so, you know, those were the people who were in my living room discussing all kinds of worldly things you know and those were the people i came to call, you know, uncle

>> sidney powell's theories! are worth investigating! not that we take them seriously! note! hang mike pence! >> stephen: speaking of people undermining democracy, postmaster general and bad guy in a kids movie threatening to turn the skate park into a car dealership, louis dejoy. ever since being chosen to head the postal service, dejoy has chosen to destroy the postal service. during the past election cycle, dejoy, who is an ally of the former president, made changes to the postal service that made it a lot harder to do mail-in voting. it was so egregious that, just before the election, a federal judge blocked his policy changes, calling them "voter disenfranchisement," because of how badly dejoy had slowed mail delivery. you know you're doing a bad job when you manage to slow something we already call snail mail. unfortunately, we're kind of stuck with this guy. president biden can't just fire him, because he's not technically a political appointee. and dejoy has no plans to mail himself a pink slip, as he recently told congress: >> how much longer are you planning t

tonight hampton sidney college professor matthew hall brook looks at depictions of slavery in hollywood films ranging from birth of a nation and gone with the wind to django and change and free state of jones. he talked about how early films glorified it the lost cause and he argues while recent films show the horrors of slave trade and resistance by enslaved people, the idea of the white savior is often still central to the narrative. watch tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> next on american history tv, historian scott harris talks about james monroe's life. we hear about the fifth president's revolutionary war service, his path to the presidency and the monroe doctrine that carries his name. mr. harris is director of the james monroe museum and memorial library. the mosby heritage association hosted this 45-minute event in leesburg, virginia, which was part of a symposium called james monroe presidential inauguration, a bicentennial commemoration and reflection. >> our first speaker we're honored and privileged to have is scott har

back to 2019 i specifically remember the statement by the un condemning the violence and force that sidney's officials had used against protesters dozens of people were killed and as we've been the since it's a young people in our report and no one's been brought to account for that have you raise this matter in your engagements with the people in charge of sudan right now . we are discussing these matters all the time yes we are in conflict with the government and conflict we see. weezer legal authorities here are what we insist on when we speak about these issues it's that rule of war should be or my duty i mean it's not about simply putting people in prison and actually there are a couple of cease perpetrators or suspected perpetrators in prison right now. but what is more important through your own perspective is that even suspected perpetrators of these kind of atrocities are going to be rewards cheating and legal procedure and proper protocol would be applied and that just that. i'm that the it's a better step just. so if i may protect you they have on that note i want to interrupt you

back to 2019 i specifically remember the statement by the un condemning the violence and force that sidney'sofficials had used against protesters dozens of people were killed and as we have in the 6 it's a young people in our report and no one's been brought to account for that have you raise this matter in your engagements with the people in charge of sudan right now . we're discussing these matters all the time yes we are in contact with the government risky and that was a legal authorities here are what we insisted on when we speak about these issues it's that we are or should be are my duty i mean it's not about simply putting people in prison and actually there are a couple of cease perpetrators of suspected perpetrators in prison right now. but what is more important through your own perspective is that even the suspected perpetrators sources kind of atrocities are going to be grow worse cheating and we can call procedure and proper before will be applied that isn't that. i'm that person best step just. so if i made it up to they have on that note i want to interrupt you there because

voices have been purged from social media you've got the removal of retired general michael flynn sidney power and 2008 vice presidential candidate of the libertarian party and commentator wayne allen root we've also seen big tech declare certain news stories to be off limits they have shut down discussion of the biden family and their shady business dealings they have actually scrub search results to remove conservative media outlets but yet all kinds of inappropriate content remains on social media 40 percent of americans have faced online harassment or hate. california wants to hold big tech accountable for what they are not censoring while they're too busy playing politics instead californians are becoming increasingly alarmed about the role of social media in promoting hate disinflation conspiracy theories and extreme political polarization trost of social media has dropped to a low of 35 percent and it's not surprising either how social media originated with the idea being it would be a place for all kinds of people to be free to speak up and explore the marketplace of ideas instea

president tried to make up about how the election was stolen from them and remember he had a lawyer named sidney powell who was really on the loose end of the crazy train if that makes sense i mean he said things like former president of venezuela hugo chavez had rigged the election for joe biden which is impressive on many fronts not the least of which being that chavez did this from the grave having been dead for many years i mean wow i always knew that guy was a warrior but well done hugo anyway said the powell is now being sued for billions of dollars by one of the voting software companies that she lied about dominion voting systems and to be honest i don't really care about either side of this because they're both as soon as one is a lying lawyer for the olive garden the other is the corporation that profits from the remnants of our sham democracy so not a lot of noble figures in this fight but the reason i brought this story up is that 50 powell argued in a new court filing that no reasonable people would believe her election fraud claim to write she's defending herself by saying no more

build and develop so you have a 6 month lag time in terms of these wafers just to be able to put sidney conductor chips into the devices and the electronics where they would function so even if we were able to have manufacturing ramp up tomorrow even if you had lots of different entities that began to produce the semiconductor chips you can't necessarily place them into the electronics for at least 26 weeks until you can make up a lag time on those wafers so it is a little more complicated than just manufacturing it's more complicated than that and it is creating a huge lag in the course we also have to remember remember during the trial trade war the troubled ministration really pushed to limit china's ability to access semiconductors and s. in my see that large chinese semiconductor company was banned from doing business with companies in the united states like apple and and enjoyed so they couldn't place those sigma conductor chips into those devices because of that you have a lot of that that you know business if you will shifted to taiwan all the taiwanese say get that's great that

sidney runs the office of refugee resettlement of health and human services. she said they've open the shelters to the care they are giving is a crisis standard of care. you write that the biden team has fiercely denied calls to call it a crisis. why is this such a big deal to call this a crisis? guest: it's a good question. i went into this thinking i wasn't quite sure why there was such a focus on that. some of the folks on the border, one sheriff made this exact analogy and said -- the homeland security secretary said it's a challenge that a crisis and the sheriff said if you're in school and facing a challenge, that means you need tutoring. if you're in school you and you have a crisis that means your failing a class and needs major changes. his point is if you're labeling it a challenge, you don't understand what you're facing right now. from the other perspective, they really are putting a lot of resources into this and so it doesn't matter what they are calling it if the solutions are the correct ones and they managed to change the flow and the conditio

principal and greatest theologian and was taught with his ecclesiastical power went everywhere and sidney became a hero of the colonial americans in the first of his two discourses. hooker had a huge impact on john locke and he had an impact on the american revolution. hooker had an impact the anglican church was so large and the american colonies and hooker is the greatest principal and theologian was taught. was created honoring sydney. jefferson mentioned sydney discourse on government is one of the jefferson mention sydney discourse on government is one of the premierh books that ought to be taught to all the youth in the united states. i want to also mention the book patriarchal was around and jefferson had a copy. filmer understood he had to wrestle with bellarmine library e underlying senate. so that we know jefferson knew and suarez. so to a lesser extent. jefferson had this book in his library so we know that jefferson knew the thinking of bellarmine and suarez to a acertain extent. now all of this thinking was the foundation w for the american revolution in that the colonies obj

. >> fox ceo murdoch has relocated near you, and relocated to sidney or there abouts, so i wonder whyhe two of you should get together and try and hash this out? >> well, look, i have known murdoch for many years, and i have spoken to him and his father about -- in fact, i know pretty much all the family and i have spoken to both of them about these issues in the past, and i would say lockland is more right wing than his father ask more extreme, and i think the bottom line is they enjoy the power. you know, a lot of people assume that people are attracted to power simply for the purpose of doing something. that's a very generous assumption. many people in the media, in business, in politics, are attracted to power for its own sake and asking them why do you want to exert this power is like saying to somebody, you know, why do you want to have sex? it's an urge. it's so the power -- the influence, that is what turns them on, and it's very, very dangerous. i mean, i saw the relationship between rupert murdoch and donald trump, and i have never seen a politician as deferential to murdoch

finally sidney powell admitted in one of their filings. >> no sane person would believer any of the liesst incredible defenses i have heard. >> secretary of state raffensperger, i appreciate your time. thank you. >>> matt gaetz spent years kissing up to the trumps. >> these are ivanka's favorites. she told me she liked my shoes. >> can he count on their support now that he's under investigation? >>> the u.k. variant is now the dominant strain in the united states and as hospitalizations are now going up. well, well, well. look at you. you mastered the master bath. you created your own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter. into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn your chronic dry eye is actually caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation ...you take it on by talking to your eyecare professional about restasis®... ...which may help you make more of your own tears with continued use twice a day, every day. restasis® helps increase your eye's natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis® did not increa

sidney futures also pointing to a lower open by about .2%.e will be keeping an eye on amp as we open. the wealth manager announcing it will pursue a merger due to be completed in the first half of 2022. amp stuck to watch when we got going. futures for the nikkei last traded flat. coffee futures traded a little higher, .4 percent, but we are keeping an ion those as the morning evolves. shery: let's get over to vonnie quinn with first word headlines. vonnie: india has marked the world's biggest ever single day jump in coronavirus cases with more than 314,000 new infections reported. that brings the global caseload to almost 16 million. the latest wave pushing sanatorium's to the break. several countries have announced travel restrictions on visitors from india including singapore, australia, and the u.k. the u.s. senate has passed legislation designed to combat hate crimes after a series of attacks against asian americans. the bill will boost resources for addressing hate crimes, and supporters say it also sends a clear message of assurance to

officer sidney hemby says he was crushed between doors.injuries because president trump allegedly inflamed, encouraged, incited, and directed the mob. >> they were attacked over and over and over by people who told them hey, we came from the president. and you should join us. >> reporter: the former president has denied inciting the riot. this comes as prosecutors have charged rioter daniel rodriguez with eight counts, including assaulting an officer for the attack on d.c. metropolitan police officer michael fenom. prosecutors say rodriguez tased the officer, beat him with a flagpole and dragged him down the steps of the capitol. he says rioters screamed to kill him with his own gun. he said some rioters surrounding him tried to help him, but -- >> the conclusion i've come to is thank you, but [ bleep ] you for being you. >> reporter: the officer says he suffered a heart attack from the tasing, in addition to a concussion, traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress disorder. the man who tased him has not yet entered a plea. wolf? >>

tonight hampton sidney college professor matthew holbrook looks at depictions of slavery in hollywood films including "birth of a nation" to "gone with the wind" to "free state of jones." he argues that while recent films show the horrors of the slave trade and the resistance by enslaved people, the idea of the white savior is often still central to the narrative. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> next on american history tv, historian scott harris talks about james monroe's life. we hear about the fifth president's revolutionary war service, his work as a lawyer, his path to the presidency and the monroe doctrine that carries his name. mr. harris is director of the james monroe museum and memorial library. the mosby heritage area association hosted this 45-minute event in leesburg, virginia which was part of a symposium called "james monroe's life & legacy, a resurrection." >> a person we are privileged to have here today is scott harris, director of the memorial library andly he has been so since 2011. this museu

tonight james blassingame and sidney of the u.s.olice become the first law enforcement officers to sue former president trump. saying, they suffered physical and emotional damage because trump, they claim, inflamed, encouraged, incited, and directed the mob, on january 6th. >> we're going to the capitol. >> former-president trump brought them there, encouraged them, and so on, but wasn't the one actually throwing the punches. so, their challenge is going to be convincing a jury that, in fact, what he did led, directly, to their injuries. >> reporter: representatives for trump have not, immediately, responded to the lawsuit. but the former president has previously denied inciting the rioters. and new information, tonight, on the pure hate that was mixed with the violence on january 6th. prosecutors allege rioter garret miller, in the days after the capitol attack, identified a black police officer and posted messages online threatening to lynch him. saying, in court filings, miller threatened to hug his neck with a nice rope. he will

indeed sidney erickson was the duality of acts she has social skills in self-determination, glamour and grit. the petite braun looked like a captivating french doll and was almost magnetically endowed by looks, temperament and education to be outstanding in a profession that required poise and fearless capacity for action and grim courage. the next two decades consolidated the view of the job is women's work. during the second world war women took cabin positions across airlines as men served in the military. passengers began to favor air travel over ocean or rail in the postwar 1950s due in part to technological advances such as the jet plane that slice the trip across "the atlantic" down to six or ten hours determine if there were headwind. only so many customizations to the new jet plane existed. they are stabilized by the government at 405 underdog to cross "the atlantic". so flying was to expensive to be a regular undertaking for a new and rich for each airline try to commit customers and have the highest level of lecturing service. and women with it mainly mail clientele became a

without his presidential immunity tv lawyers like rudy giuliani and sidney powell probably can't savef whom probably couldn't defend him if they wanted to because both are accepting resumes in their own lawsuits brought by dominion ant smartmatic. there are new developments in donald trump's legal battles. "the daily beast" is reporting there are two grand juries issuing subpoenas demanding documents and recordings related to the investigation in georgia. that is the strongest because of the trophy of evidence against trump, and even as trump already faces civil lawsuits from congressional members eric swalwell and bennie thompson for his involvement in inciting the riot on capitol hill new lawsuits have been filed by two capitol police officers for physical and emotional injuries suffered from the riot. the suit accuses trump of, quote, directing assault and battery, aiding and abetting assault and battery, directing intentional inflick shon of emotional arrest. one associate is saying there's about a zero percent chance of criminal liability for the president based on what he said o