built this barked way guam with albert sims and jason conway. there are a few women. the beds are hung up lightly every morning but the fire is dining out. it's a rare occurrence over at the fox dugout nearby, morning tests are likewise underway. mr. fox is hearing something -- that has to be done in carving a home out of the wilderness. she is grinding indian corn. a food important to all the settlers while brother all of a mix the gold, the highly prize possesion from england. and now, jason has laid the new fire and must waddled alive embers to light it. here is at the fox place. >> would there be an ember in your fire, john? >> you will be welcomed do. speak of it to susan. >> settlers shared dangers together and they gladly share comforts to because. >> how is master roberts today? >> very little change. the fever has not reckoned these many days. >> one day, when you are well again, you can hunt gear with jason. >> the fireplace does not always give adequate heat especially when there is sickness in the house. sickness that may be very serious. today, as always,

>> i talk about doctor sims early in the introduction, he is important to me because he's so well up a demised classic figure in american medicine, and american medicine we decided and designated certain people as american heroes, these are people who we say have achieved great things, when we use the term hero we are not concerned about how they achieve these things, only that we think they achieve them because sometimes were actually wrong and were describing thehe achievement and is a perfect example of that and it's a perfect example of a doctor viewed one way by blacks and one way by whites, many white people viewed him as an american gynecology and praised him as someone who treated in slaves and elected him as american medical association and for a lot of white women he was viewed for a long time and they were told to view him as a savior and he was able to cure a devastating complication of childbirth and the victorian era, i won't go into gory detail but is a horrible complication and it results in a woman being incompetent of urine and feces and living her life in perpetual

>> i talk about sims early in the introduction.he is important to me because he is so well at the demised a classic figure in american medicine. in american medicine, we designate certain people as medical heroes. the people who we say have achieved great things. when we use the term hero, we are not concerned how they achieved these things only we think they achieved them. sometimes we are wrong. sometimes we describe the wrong one - - the achievements to the wrong person. but this is an example of a doctor viewed one way by whites in one way by blacks. many white people look at him as a father of american gynecology. praised like empress and slaves. and the american medical association and was viewed for a long time they were told to view him as a savior. he could have - - about going to glory details at the wearable complication that results in a woman being incontinent of urine and feces and living her life and perpetual pain and infection. and doctor sims learned how to close these surgically but predicated by taking only blac

you talk about doctor james marion sims. who was that? >> guest: i talk about doctor sims early in the introduction. he's important to me, so well epitomized a classic figure in american medicine. in american medicine we decided certain people are medical heroes. these are the people who achieved a great things but when we use the term hero we are not concerned how they achieve these things, only that we think they achieve them because sometimes we are wrong, sometimes we ascribe the achievements to the wrong person but a perfect example too of a doctor viewed 1-way by whites and one way by blacks. many white people viewed him, praised him as someone who treated alike & slaves, elected him president of the american medical association and for a lot of white women he was viewed for a long time, they were told to view him as a savior. he was able to cure devastating complication called physical vaginally fistula. it is a horrible complication that results in a woman being incontinent of urine and feces and living her life in perpetual pain

sims, just to follow up on this, you say you are seeing younger and sicker people. yes, talk about that? >> yes. so, as you know, coronavirus, covid, targets the older population more than the younger population, but there has been a concerted effort in our state and in most states to vaccinate the older population first. and also nursing homes have put in more policies and procedures to really try to protect their residents to prevent covid from spreading within their facilities and because of that, it's limited the number of older patients that are really becoming infected in this surge. as such, more patients are younger between the ages of 30 and 50 and they do seem to be sicker. a lot more seem to be needing oxygen. a lot more are requiring some of the bigger dlaugs we're using n-- drugs that we're using now to treat it, about in terms of what is needed in the icu. a lot because we have learned it's better to not intubate than intubate most of the time. we're willing to let them go with a little less oxygen in order to keep them off the vent. >> dr. sullivan, y

there are two different views of doctor sims. those black women that were enslaved and forced into intimate surgeries. and white women who could rejoice in medicare for a horrible consequence of childbirth. it is something one finds repeatedly if you look at the four centuries of history. repeatedly in american medicine the bodies a blackck people appropriated and used in service of other people without having any opportunity to say yes or no. host: you write and medical apartheid the deeply held precepts of racism sound racist or absurd or both but in the 18th and 19th centuries, scientific racism was simply science. it was promulgated by the best minds of the most prestigious institutions of thesc nation. what was the role of the prestigious institutions? >> these institutions and men, the rule was among other things, not only solve medical problems, but tell the world who african-americans were - - swiss nationalist and harvard one of the best-known scientist in the world. the american school of economics the scientist who exa

albert sims who grows and harvests his own tobacco takes as much satisfaction in his small crop as do the big plantation owners of virginia far down the coast to the south. thus in the field and in the home the settlers carry on day in and day out. the scant food supply must be carefully doled out. and pitch pine splints are fashioned by hand for candles. even when the long day's work is done, there may be heavy burdens to bear. but there is faith and gratitude. >> our father, it have pleased thee to set us upon this alien shore where thy bountiful providence hath granted us shelter and our daily bread. for all thy many blessings, our hearts are humbly grateful. we beseech thee if it be thy will. but in thy great mercy, thou will spare this our little son. >> this is 1626 close by the new england coast where the waves surge against the shore. three years pass. it is 1629, it is now called salem. a number of craftsmen from england have joined the growing settlement. these sawyers are cutting the timber of the new england forests into strong, straight boards for houses. others are makin

solar power has enabled people like a sim civil to set up shop near home eliminating the need to move to cities for work could help curb the rule exodus. would make a lot of impressive women in the show today who've come up with some ingenious ways of improving a viral mental protection we hope you feel piet as we do join us again next week goodbye from lagos nigeria and a buy from me to here in kampala uganda thank you for watching if you want to find out more about environment. what are social media channels and send us your feedback so you next time. no. no. no. no. crypto currency is more than just an experiment. i mean it's a. counseling come on it's. just a bit clinic i wired. how do you use it and how secure is natural not. made in germany. in 30 minutes on d w. 1986. it's their story their very own personal trauma. the people who survived the catastrophe remembered from. and they share private footage with us that's never been seen before. chernobyl. in 75 minutes on d w. in the us of climate change. summit this of. people. what ideas do they have for their future of. g.w. dot

newsome a stately to faces a likely recall election this year a growing number of republicans oppose new sims business disrupting responses to the pandemic. the child russian opposition made a volley says he will gradually end his hunger strike after 24 days without food the kremlin critic bigamist drank more than 3 weeks ago to demand proper medical care for loss of sensation in his legs and arms it was imprisoned after returning from germany way treatment after being poisoned in russia with a rib nerve agent urged him this week to end the hunger strike saying his life was a breeze. moscow correspondent emily showings following this story for us she says the valley's health remains in a volatile state despite ending his hunger strike is that extent of on these demands to see civilian doctors have been met there was a new post on his instagram account he's seems to have been passing these posts on to his lawyers periodically and in that post he says that he was able to see doctors that he says he trusts twice now and that they have recommended that he calls off his hunger strike apparently ac

put in place to remove them from defects of the pandemic to have some digital components into the sims but go some simple measures may be too cold to just let each dream sleep venture capital and sometimes it gets mentioned starbucks in the stomach and so that's going definitely in the right to reach me that. this is your muse now in the midst of this 3rd wave of inspections the vaccine rollout has been a bit of a disaster lockdowns repeat the same day what is we outlook now for the german economy. that obviously all depends on public and then you can look right but give me what most experts expect that the pandemic shows down substantially over the next few weeks and months i'm going to say she loves her but. projections for the stuart room 34 percent and also for next year so the lawsuits in terms of production that the drug companies are just your to do would probably be at the latest by the end of next year and in that sense it looks like the permanent fix a permanent damage. to them is not just for mums is it speaks for the 1st which. we print imports for example from us and trill

. >>> el discovery muy sim de san josÉ da un gran paso.iarÁ a 25% luego pasarÁ a 50%, los invitados tienen que tener boletos a la mano y menores tendrÁn que usar mascarilla y el tren de vapor listo para comenzar a funcionar, este sÁbado reabre sus puertas el horario, es de 11 de la maÑana a 5 de la tarde dÍas de semana y 6 pm, los fines de semana mÁs aka ri yas y distancia social son requeridos muchos se preguntan si volverÁn o operar cruceros. evite reunirse en celebraciones de semana santa, tenemos recomendaciones. >>> poco a poco viene el cambio ya para nosotros, y tambiÉn ya comienza a entrar nublados a la regiÓn, cambio en temperaturas esto y mÁs al regreso. (comerciales) . hay persona que analizan el prÓximo candidato por el partido republicano. >>> cercanos al ex-presidente trump, los tres de la florida quien pudiera rodar mÁs millones buscando candidatura presidencial para 2024. ya estÁn tomando pasos, haciendo relaciones para el siguiente paso, esto no se puede ignorar. >>> yo creo que lamentablemente el estado de la florida ha tr

a sim bell injection means polio protection.ake columbus, the best vaccinated city in america. children bring your parents. and parents bring your children. hershey's store. >> ten days after the program was first announced, television and news men gathered to record the grand opening of the polio station on the main street of the city. the mayor was there. he got the first shot. and then another for the benefit of the photographers. nursing schools used the campaign as a practical training ground for student nurses. the mayor remained to see the community effort well on its way. it was an extremely pleasant start. a good omen for the campaign. >> let lez make columbus the best vaccinated city in america. children bring your parents and parents bring your children. get your free polio shot today at 12th and broadway. >> good publicity depends on taking advantage of unusual situations. this action made the front pages. civics have immunization groups that came to get their shots. the jacettes had a big following. mobile stations

then identified as being on the terrorihm watch list along with the no fly list and carrying a secret sim card hidden in his shoe 2 months later, another 26 year-old yemeni terrorism suspect was arrested 2 miles from the calexico border station and was detained. we have always been. >> just to slip-up away from another 9.11, the kind of disaster that happened on 9.11 can be done with a truck load of fertilizer. you can be done again with a stolen aircraft. congressman darrell isis says with the recent influx of migrant children at the border. >> agents are under increased pressure to handle the humanitarian crisis along with the security issues there's no question at all. high value targets have to be intercepted at the border. >> or they slip into the united states are much harder to find house minority leader kevin mccarthy says these border agents are overwhelmed these border agents that are doing an extraordinary job. an unbelievable times can't be on the border protecting us. well, terrorism is always the biggest fear congressman isis has sometimes the suspected operatives have a dif

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and you are a licensed physician. >> sim. nelson: you have board certifications in forensic pathology and atomic pathology. >> yes i do. nelson: you worked as a pathologist since approximately 1985. >> that is when i qualified and finish my training in the united states i was working as a pathologist since i arrived in 1991 starting in my training in pediatric pathology never be 1985 some of that is training if you want to count that to be a pathologist or just training. nelson: what is a pathologist? >> they work in the laboratory in the hospital. the individuals who run the laboratories that take the samples from the individuals during treatment by the surgeons and other finish on - - positions todu do the analysis. blood specimen. urine specimen. biopsies or surgical specimens removed from an individual are analyzed in the laboratory by a pathologist. that is the anatomical pathology training. some of that is clinical. nelson: tell the jury about your work with them maryland medical examiner's office. >> having finish my t

fancy a sim be a saddle harden and and thereby wiling to see some into his seat and in money. the basic logic if i'd been. shattered. what a day and if any salad had michigan or they're here on this it has saved us all money . but i heard. they were there what it is i. mean to think that but i was there one early then it is high concept. but they hear. that. there are 7 other jugglers that have not been exposed to humans as much. they will soon be ready to be released into the wild. for now they are kept enough 30 hector enclosure which makes it difficult to see them. during our stay one of the needed its g.p.s. monitoring color to be replaced so we have company team doing the process. for days the team year had been setting traps but the female jaguar the wild had managed to evade them. but one night it suddenly happened. the wife has 2 cubs she had to be sedated and got only narrowcast is the viterra name in charge. and one lost 30 to. one of them going to. the took the market in the most. innocent and the good. that he said he had to kill a total says to kill when i eat a l

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the sim plus the will know what they restamp store in the building that area of war. of so it's not about supply. because there's always a lonely at the summed up. with the 4 of them so it's a he. just park last time they were disorder. and we stamp it was there because they are from so a lot of these areas can be dangerous due to how suddenly creatures form. 3 to 50 years may elapse before a freshly film permafrost mound explodes. i which point debris is huddled across large distances. and it is for sure dr saw a picture sorter bowser but no solution to do which is sort of very chivalrous of president. shouldn't more into what i was presented to us shortly or. by the demick no certainly no borders just blind to nationalities. as american people to be we don't look like seeing. each stick. judging. commentary crisis christensen's. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges for the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud

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sims. >> hello commissioners. president knutze n. it's a pleasure to speak with how the vso utilizes this budget. i always like to point out at the beginning of any presentation is the fact that we bring more money in to the system than we take out in our budget. as you'll see here and click the animation please. as you'll see here, our current budget for our office is a little over a million dollars. if you click one more time, please. but our office generates more than $2 million in retro payments for nonpublic assistance back to the state. so we are actually a net net benefit even given the small budget that we have. we also generate money through retro payments from medi-cal and we serve approximately a 1,000 distinct veterans and claims services here in san francisco. next slide, please. now, part of the goal of our office is not just to connect our veterans to the federal resources so far as connecting them to their disability benefits, but also connect them to their resources they mi

so the palace has enabled people like a sim civil to set up shop near home eliminating the need to move to cities for work could help curb the rule exodus. we'll make a lot of impressive women in the show today who've come up with some. genius ways of improving a viral mental protection we hope you feel inspired us we do join us again next week who bought from lagos nigeria and a bike for me to here in kampala uganda thank you all for watching if you want to find out more of all environment if you get sick i want to also have media channels and send us your feedback so you next time. carina. friedberg. this could have been if you want to shelter in a sustainable way when freiburg a feat that likes to claim to be a leader in ecology and fema do it in germany. just days nor is that the meat field a. chicken. w. . in good shape. the difference in genetic material is all it takes men and women gets it differently. and gender medicine takes this distinction seriously as a man or woman wants to know when it comes to health for better medical treatment and prevention. good shape. in 60 minutes

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— actor union, equity, he was saying isn't it shocking that people feel the only way they can eddy simsoing to a newspaper? they do not feel they can get the support when there is an issue that needs to be addressed in this league are to the pages of the newspaper. we had in parliament — the pages of the newspaper. we had in parliament with _ the pages of the newspaper. we had in parliament with the _ the pages of the newspaper. we had in parliament with the allegations i in parliament with the allegations made a couple of years ago... in response to that, there were processes put in place and whistle—blower hotlines and systems to allow people who feel that they are in a kind of power imbalance relationship adama traore confident enough to raise things in a more traditional way, that there is a system for people. all sides need to be involved and have a proper process in... and be able to explain and properly do this formally, not trial by twitter. it needs... the women involved need a proper place to go to and have confidence be properly investigated and that the result is fair and ac

outside in the beer garden such sim --_ have alcohol outside in the beer garden such sim -- outsidee one of the first — your customers now. you are one of the first through the door. no alcohol— the first through the door. no alcohol but you have your bacon roll and copy _ alcohol but you have your bacon roll and copy. how does it feel to be back? _ and copy. how does it feel to be back? lt— and copy. how does it feel to be back? , . , ., , back? it is nice, the hospitality industry has — back? it is nice, the hospitality industry has been _ back? it is nice, the hospitality industry has been through - back? it is nice, the hospitality industry has been through the| industry has been through the wringer over the last while and it is a bit of support for them to come back. absolutely delighted to be back. absolutely delighted to be back. absolutely delighted to be back. a cup of tea at the moment but perhaps later on it may be a pint. how do you feel about being back? fantastic — how do you feel about being back? fantastic. rollthis how do you feel about being back? fantastic. roll t

made history last season by taking leipzig all the way to the champions league sim by 5 s. . and finally if you were looking up at the skies last night you may well have seen a so-called pink super moon although it doesn't actually appear pink it's really named after a pink colored springtime flower in the curse when earth's satellite is at its closest point in its orbit so i'll leave you now with some spectacular sightings across the world of this move. lucky styles poets of mine schemes i am and millions that i'm trying to save celebrate the. serial winners with an ounce of steel yet another when i don't think the telephone keeping edge of dreams i. w. personal drama competition rival marketing numbers here powered by at sac and childish blog sites mike ashley and her fans friends fire spam and fun oh you got it. because women love football. kickoff on you tube joining us. 19. their story their very own personal drama. people the catastrophe remember. and they share private footage with us that has never been seen before. back channel starts april 28th on d w. c .

testing are low as are rates of recognition of the main symptoms of covert 19 with such low rates for sims and recognition testing and for self isolation the effectiveness of the current form of the u. case test trace an isolate system is limited well beating and wild leading that's what the u.k. is testing try to stem was supposed to be is that how it looks though almost a year on only one in 5 people with symptoms actually requests a test the groundbreaking scheme was designed to identify positive case and alert possible others but in reality more than a year since the pandemic started the government has apparently failed to teach people how to identify covert symptoms and if it's not for lack of spending the government forked out $37000000000.00 pounds on track and trace but it's worth it to take the pressure off the n.h.s. right wrong turns out the failures of the scheme have arguably pushed those on the front line to work even harder and the facts they get for it and one percent pay rise which actually due to inflation turns out to be a pay cut rather than putting money into the publi

people like kent and his ideology will be very happy not to have any refugees or how many people in the simsithin europe back to reality they're just not brave enough to say it i think the vast majority of muslims who called to europe who are poor. europe have a way. contribute and be an pall of european society i think that's something to celebrate not to denigrate the politics of division the politics of the far right which we read in this interview is on the way down across europe ok that's it for this news hour if enjoyed all that this plenty more available go and indulge yourself at a website r.t. dot com. what's needed national blood to start i mean i want anybody to molest me that's only sit here with a propagandist you. heard from regular morgue you're more your partner who can provide. the. oh. water source a cure all but us lucifer mistletoe is just that i'm like i don't i'm just joking but indeed it is not my achievement mr davies our 5 year plans were conceived. and carried out by the people themselves if they would produce or even florek it with the idea of making a film like th

people like kent and his ideology will be very happy not to have any refugees or have any people in the sims within europe that's the reality they're just not brave enough to say it's you know muslims have been a part of the fabric of european society for centuries many others like myself you know born in the united kingdom tony proud to be british subscribe to democracy you know human rights and equality and the idea that the responsibility to to make inclusive societies is just the responsibility of those commuting to a particular country or doors being from a particular minority i think is laughable and insulting responsibility to build an inclusive society where people's faith and cultures are respected within the confines of the law that is more has make europe very very strong that's what makes britain a strong as it could treat it well you know what we see. your or your politics. in the politics has now driven by hate and actually what you will see there is actually a shortage of people accusing the judge and smaller hammett and well let me finish this 100 point and then you can come

i had my 1st box in the good book problem it's not get in there it's not the sims on health condition she's not getting it simply because of the little plots and we do actually know someone who's a had a stroke since get in the vaccines i'm not sure would ever you know because they love you for has been vaccinated there ok that's probably even more side effects that we don't even know about this is just one thing that we can now they have no idea what this could cause i guess the fear is a bit bigger don't do the actual problem we've got a good public health system that keep an eye on these things and obviously they'll be looking at the latest research but while the advice to still take the vaccine i would still take the vaccine. while still ahead on the program pakistan is looking to join at the ranks of countries making rushes a coronavirus job as demand in the country grows our correspondent will report from the country later in the program. in the meantime we've spoken to a top vajrayana the professor who traveled to china with the world health organization to probe the origins of

correspondent charles until she is covering these walk down easy for is tonight good evening to you charlotte sim let's start with the positives here you will soon be able to go out to dinner again you can get a haircut even if you're boris johnson and you can go to the zoo that's all good right. right and well you really have to bear in mind here is just some of the background the context of this is well how it's now which is has a huge bearing on how it's being viewed hey in the u.k. i mean they've been months of a very very strict lockdown to say as recently as last month it was only possible to meet one person else sign for exercise now we're hearing you can meet in groups of up to 6 in pubs now outside it's all cause of boris johnson and late especially what he's calling his roadmap to freedom and he indeed says that he asked me was going to be celebrating this latest step saying that he is cautiously but if they be in the pub on monday next monday when they play sister stiction 7 and i wouldn't be drinking a pint to celebrate i mean it is u.k. has that was the highest death toll in europe a

like kent and his ideology will be very happy not to have many refugees or how many people in the simsithin europe back to reality they're just not brave enough to say it's i think the vast majority of muslims who called into europe who were born in europe have a way of contributing and being part of european society i think that's something to celebrate not to denigrate the politics of division the politics of the far right which we read in this interview is on the way down across europe brings you voted today thanks for your company will be back in half an hour with updates in the meantime don't forget last one used on a website check them out at r.t. dot com. well that's not an hour when he believes unless that solicited. her from the regular morgue you're more you're talking not going to be moving through are. all but us lucifer this pseudo is just that i'm like i don't i'm just. is not my achievement mr davies are 5 you have plans for conceit. and carried out by the people themselves if alan would produce or even florek it with the idea of making a film like this he probably be br

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also to remain in from the austin society and possible more than me sim things they are wrong if end that way to me so i think there are 3 things connected to each other it's a very conservative east. islam east you it's a trauma you say show as a result of henri chechnya and the trauma the key story goes spec the last 200 years in chechnya oh but also the way the allston sayit in austin. writes of chins and 8 chickens up for tree it in the public you know. in coeur reaches east's or lie mabel made nests that. also is a very oppressive the constituent rim if you if you talk about the public perception of the chechen community last month several chechen men were on trial in vienna for us intension women has a trial had an impact on the chechen community in australia you think. i'm not so sure about that because last month it is here in iraq and not in austria but i things that it could in coeur reach. the chechen community asked these questions more in detail then they did before i mean the girl was discussions in the communities still eat politically and also in the way the people le

correspondent charles until she is covering these walk down easy for is tonight good evening to you charlotte sim let's start with the positives here you will soon be able to go out to dinner again you can get a haircut even if you're boris johnson and you can go to the zoo that's all good right. ryan well you really have to bear in mind here is just some of the background the context of this is well how it's now which is has a huge bearing on how it's being viewed in the u.k. i mean they've been months of a very very strict lockdown as soon as recently as last month it was only possible to meet one person outside for exercise now we're hearing you can meet in groups of up to 6 in pubs now outside it's all cause of boris johnson and latest arrest and what he's calling his roadmap to freedom and he indeed says that he personally was going to be celebrating this latest step saying that he is cautiously but there are votes that they be in the pub on monday next monday when they lay sister stations all 7 east and wouldn't selfie drinking a pint to celebrate i mean it is u.k. has that was the highest

from esther's and it got from media from the sim institute. to do continuous. everybody to deliberately what she said deluded not. because they don't pick up the structure with the case but then mixing knows that's not going to become problematic they have epigrammatic. graves are being emptied in brazil as largest city to make room for a soaring number of covert 19 deaths grave diggers in sao paolo have been banging the remains of people who were buried years ago there were a record number of burials in the city this week brazil is reporting its highest number of deaths since the pandemic began on average about 3000 people died each day this week. bolivia is closing its border with brazil and peru the latest south american country to increase travel restrictions to stop a spike in corona virus cases there's concern over the spread of the boy infectious varian 1st identified in brazil bolivian authorities are putting border towns on the lockdown where it's been detected chile is closing all its borders for the month starting on monday more than $66000.00 people

have a lot of products that over the last year were being developed they were being built there's no sim the conductor is now to complete those products and so there's going to be a huge slowdown or even a lag in the system that prevents consumers from being able to access those specific items so it's a very big deal in terms of that it's a very big deal because you know as as you heard president biden say there you know china is doing what it can china has stockpiled a lot of city conductor chips but there's a huge shortage in between it goes back to corona virus it goes back to the trunk trade war there's a lot of issues dealing with both of those but the reality is right now there are not enough to be conductor chips for all the different applications that they're needed for now analysts are saying that it actually could take quite a while before this shortage issue can actually be resolved why is it taking so long to more of these semiconductor chips actually made. yeah the reason for that is a couple of things 1st of all 7 conductors themselves those chips themselves take some time

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it's sim war to the wall that was built.c from coming over to the capitol to meet with their legislators to lobby their government but at the same time they don't want to build the wall to secure our borders. typical hypocrisy coming from the left. i put up a resolution a couple of weeks ago asking for everyone in congress to say that congress condemns any attempt to abolish, to dismantle or defund the police and guess what happened. it fell right along party lines. todd: another part of this democrat playbook is dictionary be damned. a lot of democrats trying to redefine words, court-packing, infrastructure, bipartisan amid all that we are seeing right now in this world. it's very interesting. you wrote an op-ed that basically argues this is straight out of the aforementioned nicolas maduro playbook. why do you say that? >> i say it because i want the american people to understand what's going on here. these little steps that we're seeing people like alexandria ocasio-cortez and the others take is real will he an attempt to

there's this -- it seems to be a sim b s synbiotic -- >> and back then we -- we were still in the processing the kung to try to stop the spread, but trump took those talking points to the white house, and we're still experiencing that to this day with figures like dr. fauci being demonized by right-wing media. how do we get to headlines in the "new york times" saying the least vaccinated counties in the country have one thing in common. the commonalty, trump voters. they are increasingly red states somewhere vaccine supply is outpacing demand. that is partly a reflection of trump's propaganda, but he's out of office and there are gop lawmakers parroting this anti-science position. that's how we get these moments. i think a lot of it leads from right-wing tv and radio. i wanted to say happy birthday, but hopefully you'll get a quiet news day for your birthday one year, but it won't be this year. >> i sort of wish everybody would stop reminding me it's my birthday. but i'll take it. thank so much. i'll remember when your birthday is. >> thanks. >>> take care, brian. we appreciate it. thanks

yemeni man identified on the terrorism watchlist, 33 years old, the port of entry, he was found with simnderneath the in the sole of his shoe. the second man two miles from the same port of entry as a new a people shows the administration getting a failing grade on the border. only 44% of americans approve of 55% disapproving. on the related issue of immigration 42% approve, 56 disapprove. at the white house jen psaki downplayed the numbers. >> right now our focus is not on looking at the poll but implementing solutions and difficult challenges and hoping we ensure we are protecting these kids, the border is not open. >> reporter: as the administration races with child facilities, 19,000 unaccompanied children in custody taxpayers are paying $1 million a day for empty ice detention beds as the administration is releasing 60% of families being encountered at the border as more lawmakers are heading south of the border. a democratic delegation by representative escobar but almost two weeks after being tapped to lead the border response, no plans from vice president harris to visit as well.

john cassidy of said we should see some sim improvement. for me, at least is the data and how we've responded to that data. so not just the data itself, how markets have reacted to it. c.p.i. half, treasuries rallied. lisa: and this really raises the question about later in the year why are stocks confident and why are analysts confident? it's a blip and a siphon all the cash. and we'll just add to the momentum later in the year where as bond investors, they're saying i don't know. it's scary. is that the message we can take the fact that foreign buyers came into the market and the fact that people are getting squeezed out of the short position. jonathan: treasury yields have come down. and i do think the cyclical rally is stalled. we saw the commodity story really start to go into end, beginning of march. so that big consensus stories, they have stalled out. that's in the numbers. lisa: there's a question and you raised this with bank earnings. if we have a lack of loan demand, does that encourage more risk taking by banks and individuals

we touched on the sim the previous hour -- we touched on this in the previous hour. the former chairman of this company, this was his baby, imagine what he thinks of abrdn plc. tom: what would martin gilbert say? that's all there is to it. jonathan: let's get him on the show and find out. tom: there's been other train wrecks of the years, but when i first saw it, i thought it was a joke. to me, it is frankly trophy taking. jonathan: i thought it was april fools. lisa: the press release doesn't help the matter. how they explain why they did this, it is part of a modern, agile, digitally enabled brand. basically, you talked about this, but that phrase they are trying to base themselves towards the digital future, how do these companies make themselves into tech companies? they just take away the vowels. jonathan: there's no vowels in a digital future, apparently. this feels very 2002 or something, doesn't it? tom: for those who you on radio right now, we are putting on tv banners of all of this, like "what would martin gilbert say," without the vowels. come on, jon. i

the other side looks dangerous and life changing star trek sim you know i'm in the. middle. with trump we saw less people crossing the border since by then they are more. my parents so they are from mexico so i do understand them and women but we just can't help it or we can't do anything for the young we're still pretty much. helping undocumented immigrants is against the law in the us helpers can even get a respite many of the people who cross the river are from central america they skate from life threatening situations are told where criminal activities are part of everyday life for many paying uk are you ready to get to the us is their only option close on the ground show where they crossed the river and response mark their path from here it's only a 5 to 10 minutes right across of the rio grande the river gets really narrow here this is why around 700 a meek rents cross the river from mexico to the united states seeking asylum every day specially during the night according to the u.s. customs and border protection this number is going to increase during the next month