racism, my name is paul jackson, my racist you know, somebody named stonewall jackson. look at what the man done he fought for his country. he good luck at that time. what was that part of the current that's what it's called on him. >> i ask that when you cast your vote you remember that stonewall jackson and others fighting on the side of the confederacy in this area were intent on protecting your, preserving the land. the buildings, and the lives those under attack preservation is the focus of those wishing to restore the name of stonewall jackson high school and ashby lee elementary school so my next, guest has a unique perspective on this warren christian is a descendant of stonewall jackson. he is the confederate generals, great, great grandson warren. thank you for being with me. so on the question of should these names have been restored? they've now made the decision. what's your message to the board there and shenandoah county well, my message is i mean, i'm saddened. >> i'm disappointed but as a firm believer in democracy, public schooling, and local control o

i mean "stonewall jackson" sounds pretty black anyway.w history, you would think that he was the one who got all those snakes off that [bleep] plane. >> desi: okay, so i guess going back to the old name is good! >> wow, desi... that's racist. >> desi: sorry. >> but just a little. the right amount. >> desi: okay! nice! good to know! josh johnson, everyone! [cheers and applause] when we come back, we will learn about joe biden's new exercise program, so don't go away. [cheers and applause] it makes no sense that some people forget lunch. at popeyes, we say go crispy. go bold. go memorable. we say let's bring lunch back. we don't make sense. we make chicken. ♪ love that chicken from popeyes ♪ remember space? and legroom? (♪♪) that's more like it. the three-row lexus tx. (♪♪) he needs protection that goes beyond. dove men with 72-h protection and 1/4 moisturizer. so he can forget his underarms and focus on being unforgettable. dove men. forgettable underarms, unforgettable you. [cheers and applause] >> desi: welcome back to "the daily show."

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. >> stonewall jackson is a part of our heritage. >> the process was wrongfully done. >> reporter: last night parents, teachers, and students sounded off in front of the school board. >> people don't take the time to think about students like me who would not be present at a school with the name stonewall jackson. he fought for slavery to be a constitutional right. >> reporter: the contentious hours-long board meeting lasted into early friday morning. >> restore our heritage, ou and our school name. >> my heart breaks for r history, and our school names. >> my heart breaks for the children that are going to have to walk in schools named after people that wanted them and their families enslaved by the white man. >> reporter: after the killing of george floyd in 2020, there were nationwide efforts to reckon with racism and get rid of confederate symbols. statues were removed from public squares. schools and military bases across the country were renamed. here stonewall jackson high school and ashby lee elementary became mountain view high and honey run elementary, but in the years since,

we've got the mail now with more bad news for stonewall.ps out of their protection racket. sorry. i mean, their diversity scheme, louis. >> well, that is totally, totally true. sports england cuts ties with stonewall amid warnings quangos should distance themselves from lgbtq lobby group. but you got to make sure you say all those things because if you just say lgbt, it's one thing. >> and if you got to say an irs two plus plus hyphen, asterisk, we'll just call it , just call we'll just call it, just call them the alphabet people. >> they love all that. you might have to, but some alphabet people are some. yeah, yeah, yeah. anyway anyway, so what it is, is that, is that sports england who is like in charge of all the sports. i guess this in england, in england, in england, in england has been paying £2,500 a year to stonewall. it is telling its people don't give them any money because yeah, they're making they're making a funding cut. >> and this, this comes after i think kemi badenoch said that no, no, government quangos or organisations s

now, those two schools are once again ashby lee elementary and stonewall jackson high school. the olympic flame is making its way to paris right now. the flame is in the french riviera. it's a nice place to be. we should be there. a lot of people lining the streets to cheer on the torch bearers. among the torch bearers, a former alpine skier and olympian. marielle goitschel, the torch relay ends in 77 days. that's on july 26th, i believe. the night of the opening ceremony, which is right here on nbc. who's going to be at that? who it might be. i know jessica will be eating lots of fromage cheese and baguettes, and we can't wait to watch your coverage. i can't wait to be there, too. what's coming up next? coming up at six, one of san francisco's most popular malls is set for a major revamp. thousands of new homes set to be built near the stonestown galleria. the new steps this takes this week that puts that project closer to reality also, president biden just left the bay area wheels up for seattle, washington, after two events on the peninsula. we're getting an exclusive look

for example, stonewall has said all of us have _ example, stonewall has said all of us have an — exampleere is— be different to the biological sex. there is absolutely no science behind — there is absolutely no science behind this idea at all. we are biologically sexed and beyond it, we are free _ biologically sexed and beyond it, we are free to— biologically sexed and beyond it, we are free to develop our own personality as we wish. this idea of teaching _ personality as we wish. this idea of teaching children they have an inner gender— teaching children they have an inner gender identity is profoundly sexist — gender identity is profoundly sexist. how do you work out what it might— sexist. how do you work out what it might be? — sexist. how do you work out what it might be? mermaids in pink dresses, if you _ might be? mermaids in pink dresses, if you are _ might be? mermaids in pink dresses, if you are a— might be? mermaids in pink dresses, if you are a little boy, you might be a _ if you are a little boy, you might be a girl— if you are a little boy, you might be a girl inside. a litt

ashby earlier today, cnn spoke with war and christian, the great, great grandson of stonewall jacksonmy colleague victor blackwell, ask them his stake of the divisive issue, and this was part of his answer but honestly, i don't think it should matter so much. >> what i have to say about it the school board shouldn't particularly care what i have to say. i can't imagine they do but i, think who they should listen to is their own students. >> and he also said he's sad and disappointed by the reversal at the same time, he also praised a student who spoke at the board meeting for having the courage of taking a position that such an early age. the eighth graders said the board needs to make decisions that are in the best interest of all students even whether your attention, feelings of your black i got students just because it is your job to make our schools if a place where all students are your names, mountain view and honey monday not devalued entire race of people, but names jackson jessica, others speaking up, the meeting set for them. >> this is also about preserving a part of americ

but stonewall were very clear about what they wanted to achieve.ubverted democracy in this country because nobody voted stonewall into that position of power. so actually, it is very, very important. a lot a while ago, i was speaking to a muslim woman who was talking to me about being on, on, on, on gb news but she did say to me that she watched the home office run a campaign about the hijab, and she said, i happen to wear one. but she said her sister does not, and her sister didn't appreciate the government being involved in that conversation. they don't believe it's a space for the government and it certainly isn't a space i would add, for unelected officials to be pushing that, because, of course, in in the in the islamic community, they'll be very different views on how that's done. so actually those things come from which are from somewhere, which i think has been a real problem for, for, for the civil service. while estimate is completely right, we have activists, civil servants, which is it's an anathema to what the civil service is about. t

generals names to two schools number 5 to 1 vote reversing a 2020 decision to change the names of stonewall school and ash elementary school. here is mike shively, spokesperson for the coalition of better schools. tell us about this vote. i want to say for the audience's edification i had to learn this as well, ash bily was a combination between robert e lee and turner ashby who was a confederate cavalry member, stonewall jackson, famous confederate general. tell me about the decision the school board decided to make. what motivated bringing back these names? >> the biggest sentiment of the county, since the names were changed in 2022, in 2022, i'm sorry, the names originally changed in 2021, and 2022, they discussed it again, nothing was done, but the people weren't given a voice in the process, so for us and for most people it's not about the names themselves as much as it is the citizens weren't given a voice in their own government. will: i was going to ask you, bringing back a historical name, endeavoring to not forget history has been a big part of this debate. the rebuttals, those wh

we know from her stonewalling of the committee, demanding the senior text messages with pfizer brass over her vaccine deals that she really isn't into transparency very much either who needs actual democratic values. so when you have a democracy shields, maybe we can see it deployed in real time, minnesota to test if it was really truly shielding democracy, it would move down to the nurse was propaganda 1st and then just blow itself up. and to be fully got some heart warming news. let's take a look at some for the july and find a good cut do shots when i say around and a pull up the most cuz do have one in by something in august of last year. and she made history is the country's 1st ponder power has been due and we had already traveled to moscow in 2019 from these and as a symbol of good relations, china products is what it refers to as time the diplomacy by lending in know, most plans is that countries over the globe, regardless of where they were born, confusion is expected to stay at the most, because this is 4 years old. and it is probable that she will continue to reside in rus

knowing how much they tried to stonewall its.— tried to stonewall its.that we can now see, that was never going _ that we can now see, that was never going to _ that we can now see, that was never going to happen. at that we can now see, that was never going to happen-— going to happen. at that point she had the power _ going to happen. at that point she had the power and _ going to happen. at that point she had the power and it _ going to happen. at that point she had the power and it would - going to happen. at that point she had the power and it would have i had the power and it would have saved that decade. that decision stood by her. going back to what you said a moment to go, you were in prison in the sure knowledge that you had done nothing wrong. yes. yet you had done nothing wrong. yes. yet you were able to sit and watch paula vennells and have empathy. it speaks volumes to you that, given what happened to you, that you were still able to think that way.— able to think that way. because she wasn't in position _ able to think that way. because sh

time to think about students like me who would not be proud to graduate from a school with the name stonewallme comes as votes are to push back efforts against race and educational settings. that includes efforts to limit classroom discussion of racial identity and ban library books dealing with race and derail diversity plans. next, and the meaning of the velshi banned book club, legendary children's work of literature "the giver". i will talk with low of lowry about her most frequently band book and how it is relevant to what we are seeing in society. stay with us! itted. slowing my cancer from growing and living longer are two things i want from my metastatic breast cancer treatment. and with kisqali, i can have both. kisqali is a pill that when taken with an aromatase inhibitor helps delay cancer from growing and has been proven to help people live significantly longer across three separate clinical trials. so, i have the confidence to live my life. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and l

nobody will say who has it now the when hunting and the, there's the impression that people are stonewalling. this information is not being laid out in the table because there is no transparency. whereas they only sharing this information after 4 or 56 inquiries, one, not the right away slash the know the wasn't the only work in the cost family's collection. it also increases off of valuable paintings, such as a yap lensky, a clay a role today by a certain that all of these artworks will do to be honest restaurant. but from the historical research institute, fax and files is trying to reconstruct the cruise from umus paintings from the company to state that the keel gallery claims that it no longer has any documents that could shed much on the matcher. as mine off how, from my experience with our dealer archives, i can't imagine that they threw away all their documents in 1980 and they don't have them anymore as an every, our dealer knows that documentation is the be all and end all of their business. so you always know what you had the who you got it from and who you sold it, 2 months my ca

. >> then there are the case of those two schools in virginia back in 2020s, stonewall jackson high school was renamed mountain view high school. and ashley ashley lee elementary was changed to honey run elementary. qarrah. this week they decided to switch the names back, right? what do you think of the fact that in this one count, a conservative county in virginia they are switching the school's names back to the original confederate net. yeah, i always think these things go back and forth and back and forth and back and forth. >> and now they're going too far. they're going to start doing this and they'll put up there confederate statues and then they'll come down mean one of the things i think most people, if you re if rebranded as fairness and things like that, i think the problem is the dei movement over did it and then it got pushed back and then the right is overdoing it with book banning and everything else. and they'll get pushed back. and i think it's a constant struggle in our country, but in the word dei, think about the word diversity, equity, inclusion, the opposite of those

names back on the school's so we'll talk about that with the descendant of the confederate general stonewall jackson is great, great grandson will be with us for reaction. and you might be surprised by where he stands on all this super interesting have a great show that they're thank you very much. let's do it right

no they there in stonewall. no they weren't.ing to the stonewall riots and as we pointed out in a press statement on the matter, those riots are in america anyway, and they post—date the decriminalisation of homosexuality in this country by some years. really, parliament has to do a lot better than people just repeating stuff they read on twitter, such as no lgb without the t. >> well, as i say, i did invite alicia kearns onto the show. i do hope that she'll come on and face some questions about this. it looks like at the moment from the wall of silence she's reluctant to do so. but it's really important, isn't it? because she's a conservative mp, the official conservative policy is to be pro what they call trans, a ban on trans conversion therapy. can you explain why that's a problem? >> well , what's that's a problem? >> well, what's happening at the moment is this alicia kearns is proposing an amendment to the criminal justice bill. it's called nc 90, and it's a cobbled together frankenstein's monster piece of legislation tha

has he actually preached the word of god instead of stonewall ? god instead of stonewall?ion? the catholic priest and the shock sermon, father thomas mchale, the priest of our blessed lady immaculate in blackhill concert, shocked parishioners when he took to the pulpit on good friday and told the congregation that jesus had died with an erection . erection. >> i hadn't seen anthea turner on tv . on tv. >> jesus was into his sploshing, a full or partial erection has been seen in the corpses of men who have been executed. apparently partial, and particularly when they've been hung, i'm just reading from here. this is not a fact. i know it's also been seen in men who have died with fatal gunshot wounds to the brain or spinal cord. so erection during death is nothing to be ashamed of. >> they still get accused of bad behaviour. >> yeah. it's not morning glory, is it? it's quite, >> it sounds like. >> it sounds like. >> it sounds like. >> it sounds like even . >> it sounds like even. >> it sounds like even. >> even in death, he's sexually harassing. >> yeah. can you imagine ? >

now, for example, it has become a stonewall. i don't know about the lawsuit about the construction of maskar and these things . no, mr. vermziari is saying that the feet of qava are slipping , so what should we do, farmer? he is not knee-deep in mud, well, we must finally provide him with health and peace of mind, so that you can continue to build a path for him in that cattle ranch, but don't consider the path of that room all at once, whether you said you would use it or he should use it there now. the design of our recommendation is this and our policy is based on this . the implementation in the village should be homogeneous with the environment and we should avoid more design. how come we are not involved in the farm? i don't know why the agriculture department should come . it seems that this is the place for discussion 5 that everyone should do their work properly, by god things will go much better. thank you very much mr. khoaini for being with us. the whole office of monitoring and preparing rural projects of the islami

>> so she was the ceo of stonewall right?now works against gay people's interests. okay back in the day it was gay rights, you know, and this is the very. so maybe it's connected to that, the fact that maybe they don't like gay people. >> i mean, or it could be this, sort of this need to constantly victimise, yeah. create this. >> i just think it's very, very strange . anyway, and we're we're strange. anyway, and we're we're going to go back into our audience now, we've got a question from alex. where is alex? hi, alex. hello. >> recent research by the campaign for real ale have discovered that 86% of pints are short, measured in our pubs. do you feel we're being deliberately ripped off? and is it your round? alex are you upset about this? >> very. yeah. well, no, i can tell you're indignant as a consumer, josh ? consumer, josh? >> yeah, you you just got a i mean, for alcoholics, it's a big it's a big deal. >> yeah, i can imagine. that's why i came to you. yeah. what do you think about this, i mean, but what do you. what are

stonewall jackson, it's a part of our heritage process, was wrongfully done thursday night. parents, teachers and students sounded off in front of the school board. people don't take the time to think about students like me who would not be proud to graduate from a school with the name stonewall jackson. he fought for slavery to be a constitutional right. the contentious hours long board meeting lasted into early friday morning. please do what's right for your county. restore our heritage, our history in our school names. my heart breaks for the children that are going to have to walk into schools named after people that wanted them and their families enslaved by the white man. after the killing of george floyd in 2020, there were nationwide efforts to reckon with racism and get rid of confederate symbols. statues were removed from public squares, schools and military bases across the country were renamed here. stonewall jackson high school and ashby lee elementary became mountain view high and honey run elementary. but in the years since, some conservative leaders here have

>> reporter: mountain view high schoolwill be renamed for confederate general stonewall jackson, whileey run elementary school will bear the names of two confederate generals, robert e. lee and turner ashby. do you see this as a slap in the face to african americans who live in this community? >> it is absolutely the slap in the face to african americans, and quite frankly, the school board, as it is currently comprised, made a decision to go against the will of the people there. >> i respond by saying hopefully this can open up dialogue where people can sit down and civilly discuss issues such as this. >> reporter: mike scheibe said the renaming process four years ago was flawed. >> the process, it was not followed, and people were not given a voice in their own government, which, i mean, that is the cornerstone of our republic. >> reporter: the virginia naacp told me it is considering potential action. some board members are defending their votes, but earlier, a school administration building was placed on lockdown as a precaution following a threat on social media. norah? >> norah:

i mean, they've been stonewalling.he final report on compensation. it's emerged that some victims might get a total, including interim compensation, of more than £2 million. but right now, they feel cautious and needing more reassurance about what will happen. hugh pym, bbc news. the conservative mp, craig mackinlay, will return to parliament tomorrow, after losing his hands and feet to sepsis. he was given just a 5% chance of survival when he was rushed to hospital last september, and put into an induced coma as his organs began to fail. now back home and using prosthetic limbs, he's been speaking to helen catt, and a warning — her report features images of mr mackinlay while gravely ill in hospital. what do you think, darling? have they been clever? craig mackinlay and his family have had to adjust to a lot of change in the last eight months. over the course of 1a hours in september, he went from feeling slightly unwell to finding himself in hospital. within about half an hour, i went this very strange blue from top

i mean, they've been stonewalling.ation. it's emerged that some victims might get a total, including interim compensation, of £2.5 million. but right now, they feel cautious and needing more reassurance about what will happen. hugh pym, bbc news. still to come on the world today: we hearfrom inside sudan, where there have been more reports of intense fighting. and the england training squad for the euros is announced. who are the big winners and losers? we will tell you the latest. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. let's bring you some breaking news now coming into us, it's been reported that riggio pochettino, the chelsea manager, has agreed to leave the football team by mutual consent with reports now in the papers in the last few minutes —— mauricio. he has apparently left his position as chelsea head coach by mutual consent after less than 11 months in charge of chelsea who of course came a disappointing sixth in the premier league this year. his resignation comes after one se

. >> yeah, un throws out stonewall's bid to downgrade the ehrc over the trans rule.rc, the equality and human rights commission, independent body from the government, and stonewall complain to the un, along with some other lgbtqia+ organisations that, they were trans hostile and not fit for purpose. this is because the ehrc did this terrible thing where they actually did their job to protect women's rights . job to protect women's rights. what? how crazy is that? and as baroness falkner says here, their job baroness falkner says here, theirjob is to demonstrate impartiality on the balancing of different rights when they come up into conflict with each other, which is what, unfortunately, gender ideology and women's rights in particular do. and because she dared do that, because she dared say that women should have their own protected spaces and sports and jails and whatever it is, the trans activists have come out. they did a campaign against where they tried to get her fired, and they were like, try these claims that she was being bullied. >> it was hostile, trans h

i mean, they've been stonewalling.hey've had the final report on compensation. it's emerged that some victims might get a total, including interim compensation, of £2.5 million. but right now, they feel cautious and needing more reassurance about what will happen. hugh pym, bbc news. one of those directly affected isjo vincent. in 2013 she had tests that showed a malfunctioning liver — two years later she found out she had hepatitis c. the blood in the transfusion she was given in 1988 after the birth of her daughter was infected. these are her thoughts on today's announcement. when i walked into the house of commons this morning, i felt really good. we'd had a good day. the report gave us everything that we wanted. rishi had made a heartfelt apology, and then itjust kind of went downhill really rapidly. i can't get life insurance. health insurance. it's a struggle to live. it's a struggle to... to be. because you always have this knowledge. that today could be the day that you get the liver cancer. and i've seen so ma

shenandoah county's school board voted 5-1 to rename mountain view high school as stonewall jackson highementary as ashby lee elementary. the head of national public radio did not attend a congressional hearing this week on alleged bias at npr following a scathing article from the former editor on the organization's management. here is chad. >> all things considered, not everyone accounted for. the new npr's ceo conduct a hearing about the perceived left-wing tilt. >> normally refusing to meet with her funders would have her fired. >> she was hired because of these crazy tweets. they didn't disqualify her. >> they gave her one week notice, you want to have her in here so you can rake her over the coals for your partisan issues. shame on this committee. >> republicans say you only get certain viewpoints when you tune in. >> i don't hear a whole lot on the national news of folks with accents like mine. >> a scathing essay sparked the probe. an npr advocate accused republicans of working the rest. >> it will likely make the leadership more timid. i imagine that is the point. >> republicans

we know from her stonewalling of the committee, demanding the senior text messages with pfizer brass over her vaccine deals that she really isn't into transparency very much either who needs actual democratic values. so when you have a democracy shields, maybe we can see it deployed in real time in a sort of test if it was really.

we know from her stonewalling of the committee, demanding the senior text messages with pfizer brass over her vaccine deals that she really isn't into transparency very much either who needs actual democratic values. so when you have a democracy shields, maybe we can see it deployed in real time in a sort of test. if it was really truly shielding democracy, it would move down to the nurse was propaganda 1st and then just blow itself up. before we go some heart warming news, let's take a look at some footage of a giant panda cub named catch your shot splashing around in a pool at the mosque. i was just born in russia in august of last year and made history as the country's 1st panda for parents didn't, didn't en route he had already traveled to moscow in 2019 from beijing as a symbol of good relations. china practices, what is referred to as, quote, depend, that diplomacy, by lending enormous pandas to countries all over the globe, regardless of where they were born. criteria is expected to stay at the mosque out, sue until she's 4 years old. and it's probably it's, and it is probable

members of congress, members of the senate have asked for information on the programs, we have been stonewalledt every turn we're going to have to wait to see how they do it flip side we're out there right now registering voters all across the nation, we are seeing voters leaving democratic party, in every group, in every swing state. we're seeing black voters leaving. hispanic voters asian-american, voters every single battle ground state we're registering more republicans than democrats are registering and we're closing voting gaps in 900 thousand vote margin in registered republicans over democrats in florida. they can work in secrecy. >> they will. it is bother some, they have singled out federal prison jails that is unbelievable. they will loo let you in? am they let rnc people or state people in. >> we're not seeing that, we're seeing a -- >> lawyers on this? >> we are, we have are. we're working on folks in senate and house oversight committees who are trying to get to the bottom. we're doing is seeing's flood of people who are leaving democratting party coming our way because of policie

just completely stonewalled, went into the lift, press the button and got out the way.on coming back to the netherlands. i was way. he perhaps will be soon coming back to the netherlands.— back to the netherlands. i was in the media centre _ back to the netherlands. i was in the media centre yesterday - back to the netherlands. i was in the media centre yesterday and i j the media centre yesterday and i spoke to some people, they all set the atmosphere and the media centre has been very strange this year. difficulty controversy we have seen has affected the eurovision, and where is the way back for this for the eub? it where is the way back for this for the eub? ., , , , where is the way back for this for the eub? .,, , , a, the eub? it has been very weird and different eurovision. _ the eub? it has been very weird and different eurovision. tuesday - the eub? it has been very weird and different eurovision. tuesday and i different eurovision. tuesday and wednesday was the moment really change. was the first time israel and the netherlands had taken part in the contest,

i mean, they've been stonewalling.or over 12 months, they've had the final report on compensation. it's emerged that some victims might get a total, including interim compensation, of £2.5 million. but right now, they feel cautious and needing more reassurance about what will happen. hugh pym, bbc news. 0ne one of those directly affected is jill vincent. she had to test that showed a malfunctioning liver. two years later, she found out she had hepatitis c. blood in the transfusion she was given in 1988 after the birth of her daughter was infected. these are her thoughts on today �*s announcement. infected. these are her thoughts on today 's announcement.— infected. these are her thoughts on today 's announcement. when walked into the house _ today 's announcement. when walked into the house of— today 's announcement. when walked into the house of commons _ today 's announcement. when walked into the house of commons this - into the house of commons this morning ifelt into the house of commons this morning i felt really