it's on confiscated, property whitey can confiscated sinclair. no, absolutely and, and i don't know what a p was doing slavery during a reconstruction, but i'm sure they went right in great articles about how we need to be liberated. so when i expecting them to change, now we got to be the change that we're looking for. and big coin is that to that. so many more people are using every day and we can't be stopped. all right, now the black block chain summit just wrapped up that howard university in washington, dc. big success there while were some of the big themes. well, the biggest things we're talking about, how do we make sure that this amazing technology application big coin doesn't distract folks with some of these scams out there. that was one of the big things as, as adoption grows will always be grifter and folks trying to, you know, use for versus mainstay. extort folks from money. we're our big focus was literally encouraging more adoption and using big coin as that key transparent confiscated bal technology that we've been waiting for

sinclair owns and operates 21 regional sports networks and 185 television stations in 86 markets.tional many taking to facebook to air their newscasts. wbst news covering indiana and michigan, look at this they rolled out some video on a fire on a phone screen i mean, you do what you can. in bakersfield, california, a sinclair station getting technical with some white board weather pattern drawings, and cny central upstate new york, look at this they just pointing at the phone and the computer screen to show the weather graphics sinclair reports it's working to get operations back up and running normally >>> apple unveiled a brand new mac book pro today the reviews, meh the company announcing the latest redesign will be trips. intel supplied the chips for the oler models. gone is the touch bar replaced by powered by apple processor trips. intel supplied the chips for the oler models. gone is the touch bar replaced by physical keyes, and there's an hdmi port, a head phonojack and sd slot on the side there. the new computers are not cheap, far from it. two models, a 16-inch starts a

black block chain summit. sinclair, welcome back. oh, thank you. thank you. thank is always mass. good to be here and thank you for your leadership guidance and your beautiful miss. yeah, thank you. max. beautiful. that says something james, nice to sing about. back in the 19 sixty's, i remember now sinclair, according to the associated press in p b. s. bitcoin is used by white supremacists. oh yes. is more this divide and conquer and divide and rule us. you know, we, we know that this technology is, is helping everyone and black folks have been adopting it. and we're waiting for the, the media to bless it. he never will. we need to continue growing this movement with the strength of the people as a learn about it. more and more people become interested so we won't be deterred. this is another way the trying to distract us. you got to stay focus. yeah, i mean, you know, the u, p a, a p and the p b s. the numbers are actually completely different. and the biggest single, greatest for that population in america using bitcoin is the bla

so let's talk to negan sinclair, who is an associate professor of the department of native studies at the university of manitoba. he's with us from winnepeg today. thanks so much for your time. obviously it's a, it's a great initiative, but i also know that it is a, it's a national holiday. now the officials would like people to use that time to reflect on the issue. do you think that will happen? well, it is the 1st time around, many of the provinces which are the kind of smaller governments regional government throughout the country did not recognize the day. and so that certainly shows that there is a long way to go to understanding and particularly having inclusion and recognition of the violence and genocide that occurred with the digital people in this country . so it's not something that the entirety of canada celebrated or certainly should be celebrating at the moment of reflection, a moment of memory. but it's most importantly a moment to commit to changing the past the future of indigenous peoples relationships with canada because it is very violent at this point and has the

remember, sinclair bought regional sports networks from fox that includes rights for 14 of the 30 mlbown streaming service without mlb's approval and you can figure that if mlb wants to own it does that leave sinclair out in the cold? the anticipation is building as the crypto verse awaits the first futures-based bitcoin etf. bitcoin has been building the past week and a half and is now at a six-month high. we stand at 61, 320 that's a gain of about, let's see , $2 right now? that's it? okay. but still, 61,000 not bad. the pro-shares bitcoin strategy etf is set to begin trading tomorrow, if the securities and exchange commission does not raise any objections by midnight this as the sec is locked in a tuesday el with ripple and its founder over xrp. crypto a major focus in beverly hill, california at the annual milken institute global conference where the crowds are back after last year's move to virtual, titans of industry gathering to share big business ideas and lucky them, being stalked by charlie gasparino, live at the conference joining us now. you brat, you got the great assignm

thank you for joining us on the news on sinclair. they're a professor in native study u. s. government is trying again to extradite wiki makes sounded. julian, a sound from the u. k. protest is denouncing the expedition outside the high court in london. but the to day hearing is being held a level called previously, role dishonest not be sent to the us on mental health wells. he faces 18 challenges there related to the publication of secret military documents. the dean barbara has more from outside the court in london that local ruling in january of this year. i was based on the, the judge. they're saying that given us prison conditions, there would be a severe risk of julian assange taking his own life. that was why she said that he should not be extradited to the us. now in the last few hours, lawyers representing the u. s. government have argued against against them. any suggestion that julian assigns would face harsh treatment that you have said they've told the judge is here. that if he served and he jail sentence that could be served in australia, they've said that

when egon sinclair on the university of manitoba, he says the day as exposed divisions within the country. many of the provinces which are the kind of smaller governments regional governments throughout the country did not recognize the day. and so that certainly shows that there is a long way to go to understanding and particularly having inclusion and recognition of the violence and genocide that's occurred with indigenous peoples in this country. so it's not something that the entirety of canada celebrated or certainly should be celebrating. and so it's a moment of reflection moment of memory. but it's most importantly a moment to commit to changing the past the future of indigenous peoples relationships with canada because it is very violent to this point and has a consistent sort of rise in depth sickness and compensation. it's required by the government. many areas of the country have very strong and stringent, very archaic and old views involving indigenous peoples. they think that this doesn't relate to them because it's oftentimes those residential school sites are far away from

was sinclair and tara southern parties secured the largest number of parliamentary seats protests of denounced the vote as a scam. they've given the electoral commission until monday to announce a manual recount, otherwise they say they'll take matters into their own hands. meanwhile, libby as electro commissions, as candidate registration for december's elections will take place next month. but the countries to rival legislative houses have yet to decide on how it work. at 2020 political deal between previously warring side in both must agree on a constitutional basis before the elections can actually take place apart. will be a key step in the us back protest and more than a decade of violence and political unrest in the country. malik trina has more from the capital, tripoli. we're just 2 months away from the scheduled nationwide elections in libya, but there's still some question that's what kind of election libyans will see. will they be a general election? will we see parliamentary elections? what we see a parliamentary presidential election simultaneously, those are questions

what happens if we really get attack sinclair? you know that the tv station hit with ransomware, it's same thing. that's what happened. the tv mon 5 in france, attacked with ransomware. take off this impacts people, their jobs and revenue tax faxes. so they're going to have to come up with a solution and new tools and regulations are unfortunately probably the way it's going to be right. we've got about 30 seconds log here, but do you think it's possible for them to have those regulations that actually not only makes sense but work because i feel like from the crypto community, there's always kind of that frustration that the government is going to go a little too far that they're going to create these towers and then use them a little too much. do you see kind of a common sense random where legislation regulations going forward? yeah, never give the government too much power. they never give it back. what i tell you one thing that could do, they should, they should come up through the you want or whatever they want to do it. glob

dodgers were going to win the series on morning joe this morning, so tune in tomorrow to once again sinclair was wrong. >> you do have a little more authority when it comes to the united states senate, claire mccaskill thank you very much for serena files this night, appreciate it. joining us now is sylvia gonzalez andersh, one of the members of senator sinema's veteran advisories council, who from that position in protest, she served in the air force from 1974 tonight 78, thank you very much for joining us tonight. you know, i am mystified by senator sinema, i have never seen senate behavior like this, certainly on the democratic side, i have no idea what you think about anything. you know her, you have supported her, do you understand why the senator is going off in directions that are different than what you thought she would do when she was a candidate? >> well, thank you very much for having me, no i don't understand where she's coming from, or what her plan is. >> and, what brought you to the point where you, in effect, have given up on her, have you given up on her? >> no, i'm hoping

i grew up, i read the sinclair lewis novel, it can't happen here, meaning authoritarianism and fascism. yes, it can. donald trump is a fascist leader and he is mobilizing his forces. one would be a fool to not take bill maher seriously. obviously, he's painting a doomsday scenario of democracy unraveling. and we have to always remind ourselves that joe biden won by 10 million votes and that many republicans are stepping up against donald trump. but the thought that i think maher nailed is trump is probably going to run in 2024. it's hard to imagine him not unless something health-wise knocked him out of the day. he is a formidable adversary. it's a warning to the democratic party to stand together and unite. they don't have the luxury, the democrats, of having moderates and progressives. they have to be unified anti-trump forces in order to keep our democracy on track. >> you know, and i remember before the election personally as a journalist, i found it alarming the rhetoric coming from trump, saying if i lose the election is rigged, and i remember asking politicians, democrats about

upton sinclair, when he wret "the jungle" was appealing to our heart, looking at horrible working conditions. when president roosevelt read "the jungle" he said i've been tysoned, aim at their heart and hit a little lower. i don't know how else to do this but to use this distinguished panel to tell us, if we can't appeal to your heart, to if you think in a diverse world the skill set out there must be used that can work in that field and a lot of them in most of those areas can't look like me. in the brief time i have left, director is there anything you want to add to that? >> no, i just was going to say, congressman, i entirely agree with dan hoffman thnd equote you raised. he's a fine career officer. he's right. you see this in hard places around the world where our colleagues are doing hard jobs today trying to operate in very complicated environments where just as dan hoffman said, our diversity is a huge asset. diversity of languages, of understanding of other cultures, the ability to do our work overseas. the same is true with regard to analysts at our headquarters as well. their abil

upton sinclair when he wrote the jungle was appealing to our hearts, looking at horrible working conditions. when president roosevelt read the jungle he said-tyson. he said i aimed at their heart, i'll hit a little bit lower. so i don't know how else to do this but to use this distinguished panel to remind us that if we can't appeal to your heart our brain tells us that the function in an incredibly complicated diverse world the skill set out there was the use that can work in that field and a lot of them haand most of those areas they can't look like me. in the brief time i have left , directors is there anything you want to add to that ? >> i just was going to say congressman i entirely agree with dan hoffman and the quote you raise is buying career officer and i think he's absolutely right. you see this in the hard places around the world where our colleagues are doing our jobs today trying to operate in very complicated environments where just as dan hoffman said our diversity is a huge asset. diverse languages, understanding of other cultures, the ability to do our work overseas at the

one family said, you know, we can put aside $100 a month so my daughter can go to sinclair state communityge, or maybe university of dayton or maybe ohio university. other families talked, as i said, mr. president, about rent, that the anxiety they feel at the end of every month to come up with that rent check so they don't get evicted, every single month we're showing parents, we're showing workers we're on your side. i hope more republicans will join us, and we can do this bipartisan. either way we won't stop fighting to make sure that parents' hard work pays off for years to come. mr. crapo: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from idaho. mr. crapo: thank you, mr. president. we're not in the quorum call, are we? the presiding officer: we are not. mr. crapo: thank you, mr. president. in the past few weeks, i've been working with my colleagues in the senate to draw attention to the privacy concerns of requiring all financial institutions to report on -- to the i.r.s. on the in flows or out flows of every checking account under a certain threshold, under the guise of the tax

andrew sinclair reports from manchester.from essex has had to cut production because he's 30 staff down. we are at critical stage now, we need butchers to process these pigs. farmers have backlogs and are running out of space and we need solutions now. the government says you should be paying staff more. if we want to go out of business. the ministry wants them to ease these rules but there was anger after the prime minister said on friday that the problem could be solved by raising wages. they need to think about ways in which they can make those jobs, those butcher jobs more attractive. and even more anger after he said this yesterday... i hope to break it to you but the food processing industry does involve killing a lot of animals. on some farms, like these in yorkshire, there is serious overcrowding. farmers say they had to start culling pigs later this week. this is heartbreaking. they are seeing their hard earned ware, a really good pork product going to waste. the nfu says pay for butchers is already good but it is a