and , symbols of resistance. thater telling detail is even the school newspaper was -- and still is known today -- as "the southern accent." is au can see, there confederate character who is their mascot. they are the rebs. another name for the sports team or the confederates. here's an article when they were naming the rebel guardsmen, the guys in the confederate uniforms that would shoot off the canon, they're being named here today. and here's a picture of one of these guys in the school newspaper. so, i mean, it was just engrained in a fabric of daily life of the school, that, you know, we're the rebels, we're the confederacy. and this is the south. and this is the old, elite, white south. at the historic society, this is kept by a prominent lawyer in town and a politician who was also involved in the school district, and he actually kept in his files a chronology of the battles over integration. so you can read -- and this is from the viewpoint of the white power structure, what they were trying to do as the

as to it with the symbols of christ's passion. the angel with a crown of forms was sculpted by many himself the newly sculpted angel stood in the sequence of statues with the apostles peter and paul who were on it as martyrs and he had to proclaim the victory of christendom. the muslim of cast down sometimes yellow but always dominated the entranceway to rome if people look around now they saw the miracle of saint peter dedicated to the triumph of the holy roman church but this trial was soon called into question by knowledge and science. the battle began for the right to interpret imagery and after bernie's death it was no longer fought in italy but in the hapsburg empire on the other side of the house . nancy understood how but here there are the house books if you visit the headquarters of the hapsburgs in piano the hoff org you'll see on the left and right a representation of how austria ruled the world's oceans and much of the won't. do that didn't be has done since the you can see it as a plagiarized version of the form of t

of defeat, a symbol of humiliation, a symbol of death, people were familiar with the horrors of romann instrument of capital punishment. and it's quite amazing. it's one of the big stories of early christianity that the instrument of the execution and torture of jesus christ, over time, becomes the primary symbol of jesus christ. >> one of the key factors in the change is helena's pilgrimage to find the true cross. it changes the cross to something that actually becomes something tangible that people want to think about as part of their devotion. >> as fragments spread around the world, they will also help turn christianity from an underground cult into a global religion. >> pieces of the true cross were almost used like trading cards. this is a way to gain favor with a bishop here, or an aristocrat or prince over there. >> if you share the true cross with someone, you are sharing power with them, because the true cross is a source of religious power. >> people are going to respect you for having a piece of this. >> the ledgend of helena's discovery would change the course of christia

it is a symbol of america first.ow do yrgue around a symbol when it isn't about the money because $5 billion isn a lot in our government. >> is that symbolism important? because you think that congress pass a $67 million farm bill and the thihu that ising down the government is $5 billion over a boer wall. does this tell us a lot about divide government? >> it's not just symbols. it's semantics, right? the bill thathe senate passed unanimously democrats ablnd reans did have money for border security. it could have gone to -- i think -- senators will tell you it uld have gone to a steel slat fence which is what the president wants.bu that's the exact deal he rejected. so there's a problem of shifting messages from the president, but also semantics and a divided congress in that they're both trying to find they way with voter about that issue. robert: by have the semantic debate and the political debate but this is real world stuff.ec homelandity security kirsten neilsen traveled to texas tonspect detention senators fo

the gates of high and song symbolize this path at the end everything is resolved there is no dualism no opposition of spirit and body life and death good and evil the enlightened one leaves all that behind. locked. all creatures are. to attend. to drum summons the animals. the great bell moves on all who are capable of unlikeness. the wooden fish summons all aquatic life. and the gong the creatures of the am. just as the great sound calls upon all researchers so the colors and ornaments cry out moto vivace in a rhythm of yellow red blue and green the name of this art is tante own color is its language symmetry its grammar symbols give it meaning and harmony is its purpose. all here is symbolic the heavens are sky not herodias nor is the buddha of god redemption is the aim. of the pagodas to our monuments with the simple message anyone can ascend rather than brillig cory's shrines of the buddha or any other saints. hines on a hillside so the way up to the main temple leads ever upwards. it's like the stages and steps on the path to enlightenment first you pass through the three gates

top pro not go updates classic masterpieces with modern day symbol. illuminated the festival of lights made for friendships to be glow. in fresh fish atop portuguese chef shares his specialty with us. we kick off the show with a bit of color the japanese attire an artist to marco nagano is inspired by well known masterpieces when she chooses one that she likes she transforms it into a colorful interpretation she takes historical subjects and transplants them into the modern world adding symbols and logos from contemporary pop culture the results are both colorful memorable and striking. the last supper painted by leonardo da vinci in the late fifteenth century. interpreted. his mona lisa. and last minute by spanish painter diego velazquez. in the artist's hours reproductions these classical masterpieces get a fresh pop art look. although. i love the old masters very much and of course i studied them and i'm very passionate about them. but my art is something different and i wanted to give them a modern twist. to moco nagar was born in japan in one tho

senate has passed a resolution symbolically ending all u.s. military support for saudi and emirates the forces fighting in the yemeni civil war the war in yemen is on authorize there has never been a vote in congress who allow our men and women to participate in that war and therefore that war is unconstitutional i have also been deeply concerned that the president continues to ignore human rights violations the suppression of dissent and the deaths of thousands of civilians in yemen in order to maintain good relations with the saudis. legislators have been worried for some time about the civilian suffering in yemen but the saudi government's murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in october set off a wave of anger bipartisan anger not seen on capitol hill in some time legislators have demanded and received closed door briefings from the cia director and the secretaries of state and defense i can't mention some of the things that they have told us yesterday and today but i do think that this horrific killing of this journalist is not something t

more of a symbolic prize than a sensible policy solution. his wasteful wall. a wall, incidentally, that he promised mexico would pay for, not the american taxpayers. his wasteful wall that he now wants to build would do more to preserve the president's ego than it would to check the american people. protect the american people. the president rallied his base with falsehoods, fantasies where vulnerable women and children of gangrayed as hordes members and terrorists invading our country. , as all of usy republicans and democrats know, many people come to our country fleeing desperate situations from their home countries. they are looking for sanctuary. they are not coming to perpetuate violence, they are running from it. there is no crisis that requires us to build a 30-foot wall between us and our neighbors to the south. rhetoricdent's hateful about a crises at the southern border does not reflect reality. , the numberf 2017 of people attending to enter the country illegally dropped to historic lows. 2019, borderand apprehensions fell sharply from 1.6 million

senate has passed a resolution symbolically ending all u.s. military support. for saudi and emirates the forces fighting in the yemeni civil war a war in yemen is on authorize there has never been a vote in congress who allow our men and women to participate in that war and therefore that war is on constitutional i have also been deeply concerned that the president continues to ignore human rights violations the suppression of dissent and the deaths of thousands of civilians in yemen in order to maintain good relations with the saudis. legislators have been worried for some time about the civilian suffering in yemen but the saudi government's murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in october set off a wave of anger bipartisan anger not seen on capitol hill in some time legislators have demanded and received a closed door briefings from the cia director and the secretaries of state and defense i can't mention some of the things that they have told us yesterday and today but i do think that this horrific killing of this journalist is not something that we can just

more of a symbolic prize than any sensible policy solution. this wasteful wall, a wall incidentally he promised mexico would pay for, not the american taxpayers. this wasteful wall that he now wants to bill to the american taxpayers would do more to preserve the president's ego than would to protect the american people. but i believe it's a natural result of the president's years long vilification of immigrants, years during which the president rallied his base with falsehoods, fantasies where vulnerable women and children, women and children are betrayed -- portrayed as hoards of gang members and terrorists invading our country. the sad reality is all of us republicans and democrats know many of these people coming into our country are fleeing desperate situations in their home countries and they're looking for sanctuary. they aren't coming here to per -- perpetuate violence. they're running from it. let me be clear. there's no crisis that requires us to build a 30-foot wall between us and our neighbors to the south. the president's hateful r

tried to put symbolism in a presidential portrait. he's in a garden in the leaves i believe are wild roses. they are little butted roses what's the symbol of the rose? every valentine's day we give them as a significant gift of love. >> the flowers, chrysanthemums, the official flower of chicago where, barack obama was a senator. then, we have little white flowers, jasmine. is a type of jasmine that goes into the ladies in hawaii and also a type of jasmine that comes from indonesia relating to childhood. finally, purple flowers are known as african the lease to promote kenya such here we have barack obama in the garden of his history, his biography. one of the things the artist mentioned was that it almost seemed like the leaves in the garden were creeping over his shoes and bringing him back. , he's well known for the colors and is a bit of a hip-hop artist and he's often taking african- american men and women and put them into wonderful settings. for example there's a great picture in our gallery of ll cool j looking like nelson roc

yeah of course this is you know a symbolic move however i think for the sake of keeping the investigation alive and the case itself alive in the eyes of the international community i think it has a great impact on making sure that the pressure continues on riyadh on revealing who the actual and the ultimate decision maker is this brutal murder yes it is a it is a signal symbolic move when it comes to what can be done to do to d's two senior figures however if the investigation and the arrest warrants. some as somewhat they are somewhat coordinated with interpol eventually i think it may lead to something that riyadh would not desire however i think that today's move from the prosecutor's office is also important when we when we analyze it through looking at with what is happening in the united states and also what came afterwards from the united nations i think those grades demand for this case to be handled through international investigation from the special committee however it took it does not want to be the i think took it does not want at this moment to be the leading force in this.

don't think so i don't think it's going to be a game changer i think this has been much more of a symbolic move and we're seeing actually a repetition of the scenario of the second turkish military offensive about a year ago to the capital of free and where the kurdish forces had called for help from the syrian regime and the syrian regime symbolically moved incentives and the militias put the syrian national flag and said now we're in control of. somehow they could also be a face saving solution for the turks because turkey now can buy time and doesn't have to move and as promised. what about the kurds so that the kurds have now asked syrian troops to move into that city what do they want why ask for those troops well. kurdish forces have paid dearly when they conquered. a couple of years ago from the so-called islamic state militias and this was about three hundred people so this was a highly symbolic victory for them and since then members has been contested area the. location because from the if you if you can you can enter both. areas that are still held by the force of forces in the

remember, when we look at george washington, there were lots of symbols in that picture. i think this is the next time an artist really tries to put symbolism in a presidential portrait. he is in a garden and the leaves are wild roses. what is the symbol of the rose? every valentine's day we give them as a significant gift of love. flowers, the crimson --moms -- present the moms anthemums, they are the official flower of chicago, where barack obama was a senator. then we have the white flowers. there is a type of jasmine that goes into hawaii and also another type of jasmine that comes from indonesia. also relating to his childhood. those purple flowers are known as african lilies to connote kenya, where his father came from. here we have literally barack obama in a garden of his history, his biography. one of the things the artist mentioned at the unveiling is it almost seems like those leaves are creeping over his shoes and bringing him back. the artist is very well known for these bright colors. he is a bit of a hip-hop artist. has often actually taken african-american

it doesn't seem to have gone down very well all right so very symbolic and kind of dates the timing it's kind of odd actually very briefly if you can what has the reaction been from the opposition i think the most interesting is actually from the she's a spokesperson for the catalan regional government she says coming all the way to barcelona to announced a change in the name of the airport maybe it wasn't worth it so that's what was in from cut the money and then of course the opposition from the spanish parties have said public us although from the p.p. has said it was an act of betrayal betty betty has told us humiliating for the spanish people that they have gone to catalonia to speak with the regional president there and also there actually the fact that they are dealing with the regional power and so the fallout is well we saw what the fallout will be but for now thank you so much for that update publicly elliot's u.s. allies including germany have appealed for clarity over washington's foreign policy well this comes after defense secretary jim maddest resigned in protest at presid

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symbol they denied that there is any link do you find those denials at all convincing. no i don't find them convincing i do think that they're really trying to again align themselves with the far right because they don't have anywhere else to find the funding or perhaps even the armament the problem again goes back to if nato countries mistakenly arm the people that they believe are trying to prevent russian advancement into their country not too dissimilar from what happened in syria where we armed the syrian resistance that turned on the american forces and then joined the caliphate they run the risk of having the same problem so you have to be very careful and president putin is very is very intelligent on the world stage as a rational actor and he's weighing all these chess pieces very carefully as he looks at the developments in the ukraine if you don't mind if i ask you to go down the rabbit hole with me just a little bit what should the ukrainian government to do about the apparent nazi sympathies of some of their military units i mean if we take at face value th

another thing is other symbols, such as the little flag embedded in the chair. you will also see the open curtain. in fact, the curious way of what is thell composition president is just ring out a senator in a roman forum. yes he's addressing congress, but it turns out this picture has a very famous painting done by ramsey of the hated king george the third. thirdt picture george the is wearing a crown, he's got a scepter. visit comes with inherited royalty and wealth. we have a man who was a brave soldier and a scholar and a simple black velvet suit. living in those times would have been unmistakably knowing that this is our new leader. and not born into office. lincoln --a look at >> one of the questions people are asking is how do we know that portrait is accurate? made awe know they have really good likeness of the person in the portrait? make life maskto spree of people with down to have clay on their face because it would be more scientific. one of the things you should think about is who is really in control? it as a three legged stool. a have a pretty d

a notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror once said the closure of guantanamo bay and its detainees are going nowhere we have identified as a priority is the construction of a new high value detention center i'm afraid that we're sharing the conditions to return back to practice. in state sponsored torture as we did in the past rendition revisited part two on al jazeera. al jazeera where every. police in france accused of brutality after arresting protesting students as thousands more gather and central paris. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a medical charity doctors without borders accuses european governments of a smear campaign as it stops resting refugees in the mediterranean. signs of progress in talks between yemen's warring sides in sweden back home the fighting and the suffering go on. and a chinese business executive awaits court and canada after an arrest that has angered beijing. there's outrage in france over the treatment of students arrested by police during pro

the temples of encore are all surrounded by wide moats symbolizing ancient mythological oceans in the center of the earth stands the mountain of nehru poll of the forces of the universe and seat of the gods the temple symbolizes this mountain. the irrigation systems were also used for the religious ceremonies held in the hundreds of temples that. in the eleventh century that was the central shrine of the canary capital here to the path leading to the pyramid a representation of the holy mountain passes over a reservoir of water. great skill and artistry are displayed in the reliefs on the walls and doorways of this temple. close by the so-called king's terraces cover an enormous area three hundred meters long and fourteen meters wide wooden buildings once stood here. the king would have watched ceremonies and parades from this vantage point and this is where he would have received official guests and settle disputes between his subjects. the diary of a chinese traveler and twelve ninety six gives us an impression of court life under the command monarch. when the king leaves the palace

another thing is other symbols, such as the little flag embedded in the chair. you will also see the open curtain. in fact, the curious way of what e call composition is the the resident gesturing out like a senator in a roman forum. yes he's addressing congress, but it turns out this picture has a very famous painting done by ramsey of the hated king george the third. in that picture george the third is wearing a crown, he's got a scepter. he is dripping in jewels. every visit comes with inherited royalty and wealth. in our picture, we have a man who was a brave soldier and a scholar and a simple black velvet suit. but living in those times would have been unmistakably knowing that this is our new leader. someone who was elected and not born into office. now let's go and have a look at lincoln and what toll the civil war made on that man. one of the questions people are asking is how do we know that portrait is accurate? how do we know they have made a really good likeness of the person in the portrait? one answer was to make life mask and there is a long histo

it has become sort of the symbol of the current chaos.or: in preparation for tomorrow's protests, a lot of buildings in paris are shutting down. one key event is going ahead. thisis is the curren -- is the march for the climate. omarches are taking place across france, sometimes in conjunction with yellow vest protests. politicians and social leaders have published an op-ed calling for saturday to be a day of collective action for environmental and social justice. this partnership is significant because the yellow vests started off as resistance to a pro environmental policy, the fuel tax. the government has been setting up a dichotomy between worrying about the end of the month versus the end of the world. many papers are pointing out this is a false dichotomy. "the new york times" says to be truly effective, climate policy cannot but the burdens on most vulnerable. it says that is what france's fuel tax did and other countries should be learning from that mistake. anchor: also making headlines in france of the images of students protest

this is symbolic some respects. important for domestic security but also very symbolic because we all remember it was the thing that the president kept talking about during the campaign. it has kept insisting on his first two years. equally symbolic for the democrats. partly because the democrats made a big deal about it. their base is motivated to take on the president in all kinds of ways. it has that sort of symbolism, that is an opportunity for democrats to say we're not going to work with you. we'll actually defy you. although the makings of a deal is there, the question do they want, can they get something for that, for giving up symbolism opposing it. melissa: couldn't they demand something equally painful and symbolic. if he can't stop using the word wall, which might solve the problem, that will not happen, if we all banned that word, they could get something, whether it is daca or it's separating families? something that is as fiery to them and would be as good to their base seemingly as painful to the pre

we make up of what we watch as all our food the and the ticket items we are the symbol services. they want to shape the continent's future. part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent platform for africa sharia law. jones stone stone walls the to me just. as a stone memorial to the recon piece that took christendom that would tolerate neither the jews. in its natural setting the city students impregnable. it makes the converts of manly impression and yet it was two women who stamps their own personality on obviously one was queen isabella the catholic who started the far as of inquisition from here and ivy now the other was the great mystic centuries a who taught tolerance and now. this spanish nation was built on an unshakable loyalty to the catholic faith and many of the foundations i hear in other. anticipate brockett. it's better to break than to bend through most one thousand years the walls of the law have stood unbroken on the castillian platter. it was from the reconquest of moorish occupied sp

wall is symbolic and unneeded. it, if we needed to build over the past two years congress has provided nearly $1.7 billion to build and replace fencing on the southern border. the administration has hardly spend any of that money. undertakens it has and handled in such a way that they have ballooned in cost. billion,hem the $1.7 they are demanding now more. how much of the $1.7 billion have they spent? 6% of these funds have been spent. we learned one project that was supposed to cost $445 million will now cost the american taxpayers nearly 787 million. a 77% cost overrun. seemingly you cannot really trust the administration. we trust them to spend the additional money the president is demanding. let's put an end to this nonsense once and for all. we have an easy way of doing it. we can finish six of the seven appropriations bills right now or we could continue to debate the other issues. the bills are the product of a bipartisan compromise. they provide billions of dollars americances to address people and protect

one hundred forty three meters dedicated to khufu son conflict and because that was not enough to symbolize the godlike importance of the egyptian rulers a stone guardian sat in state in front of the pyramids half beast half human the mysterious beings. deeply moved the men from fun threw themselves at its feet nothing compares with the greatness of the pharaohs they heard one of the foremen say although it's it's heavy on our shoulders without complaining the newcomers found their places among the thousands of laborers and stone masons who had been ordered to build a third pyramid on the plateau of decent form and corba son of contra and grandson of cool. off they lived in basic housing very close to the pyramids where they hardly learned anything about life in the great city of memphis just a few kilometers away half. block by block they transported the stone day after day competed with other teams of workers that gave themselves such telling names as the victors or the righteous but. how drunk our king is whispered one worker to the next meaning the pharaoh celebrating for nights on end

the band it's another symbol. one does now want to get rid of the mayor announced it will demolish the building next february and turn it into a park to remember escobar victims and bring to an end what he calls a symbol of evil. the memory museum believes this is the right strategy. and. it's a tribute to the victims and all the people that defended legality because the violence and drug trafficking are still here they've changed and are less intense but we need to keep working on our culture so that it will always be less president twenty five years after. a year in colombia have changed but the scars remain visible in the country is still figuring out how to close the door to the past i listened. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera this hour donald trump has agreed to delay increasing trade tariffs on chinese imports at least for the next ninety days the u.s. and chinese presidents met at the g. twenty and announced talks over the next three months to resolve differences over their threatened trade war the

he says it's a symbol of quality.it's part of the hype. >> donald trump, he is the brand, and he is the symbol of a new swashbuckling approach to commerce and conspicuous consumption. >> we definitely do have people who have become celebrities just from being rich. i'll take the trumps as an example. their celebrity is generally that they are rich. >> donald trump has also ventured into gambling and professional football and says he could negotiate a nuclear disarmament treaty with the soviet union. >> they say he's land hungry, money hungry, power hungry. >> the power is nonsense. i love the creative process. >> what about the name of trump city? trump tower we're sitting in. trump plaza. trump castle? >> it sells, mike. all i know is -- >> that's all it is? >> it has nothing to do with the ego. all i know is it sells. >> what do you do? >> security. >> we don't need security. we have people outside. >> leona helmsley was the wife of harry helmsley, one of the mayor, much bigger than trump, real estate developers in

it is, of course, symbolic, and i think the symbolism is very important. i think more than impacting san francisco itself, it really impacts land use and housing development and thinking throughout the country. what i'm hoping for here today is that san francisco is a leader in that. i want to emphasize. if you want to see parking and projects in your district, you will get parking in the projects end your district. if the community, who the project sponsor is endeavoring to get support from, hears they must build the minimum or the maximum allowed, you will see that in that project. in fact, it's always the opposite. in fact, developers and project sponsors tend to want parking, even against the wishes of the community or the supervisor. so i just think that the voices of your constituents will continue to be heard a of the the passage of the ordinance. it does not in any way circumvent their opinions, perspectives, being included in the projects being included in your district. again, we've been whittling away at the parking requirement and the request h

it is only symbolic, it isn't a vote of confidence in the government.t is legislated for a different way, and that could potentially go on and trigger a general election, were labour to win that. it is not a vote of confidence in the government, but in the prime minister. there has been an anguished debate within the labour top ranks over the last couple of weeks about what it should be doing to pile pressure on the government. there are people in the labour party who think labour should get on now and table a vote of confidence in the government. he hasn't done that, instead he's trying to cause discomfort for the prime minister by threatening her with a vote of confidence in her premiership. as i said, the impact of that is very limited. so, who is he doing this for? what message is he trying to get out and to who? that say there isa get out and to who? that say there is a vote of no—confidence in theresa may, nothing happens. what is his game plan? it is meant to send a signal that labour is on the front foot, that the government are on the ropes, wh

really symbolically on protests tickets. i think that now, the idea of having some massive social movement leader actually running for political office wouldn't be farfetched. it's just that we don't necessarily have the same kind of iconic leaders now that we did -- that we did then. but i do agree with professor cleaver that if the movement that he helped mobilize had continued to evolve and develop while he was alive, maybe things would be somewhat different. that movement continued to evolve and develop. it's just that he has not been alive to be one of the primary articulators of that movement which had both its own benefits and its own drawbacks. >> time for a few more calls. about ten minutes left this morning on 1968 america in turmo turmoil. we're on c-span and c-span3's american history tv. as we're covering the civil rights movement and race relations in 1968. james is waiting in greensboro, north carolina, on that line for those 61 and older. go ahead. >> caller: good morning, c-span. i'm glad everybody came on t

precisely at the moment when st peter's basilica symbolized the victory of

this is entirely symbolic they would be right. this is entirely symbolic. donald trump is not holding up government funding over some substantive policy issue. this is a purely political issue. he needs this political win to do right by his base. that's where we are. again, we have to see what comes of this lunch. certainly you are going to see both sides talk more about border security as we get to what could potentially be some sort of solution. >> as soon as you go of the a list from the white house as to who is attending that lunch we would love to see if there are any democrats. before i let you go, separately, new fallout on the president's decision to pull out of syria. what can you tell us. this decision follows the resignation of jim mattis. the top democrat leading the coalition fight against isis was expected to leave the administration sometime in february. but mattis iti imattis's resign precipitated his exiting earlier. he says it is a recent decision by the president came as a shock and was a complete reversal of policy that was articulated t

the people interested are uber as a symbolic category so there you go again with the symbol of the middle class, it's almost worth more as a symbol , a synonym for the american dream that as reality. >> let's hear from our viewers, let's begin with john in temple hill maryland. >> caller: how are you doing everybody? >> .. now in the dc area. lifet they cannot even afford to buy a house in dc. rent cost $2100 a month. >>host: are you helping your children john. >>caller: yes. but i always try to teach them to be independent because i will not be around all the time. that they make more money than i did and they cannot afford to live in the city. >>host: what do you hear from our baby boomer friend quick. >> now i am speaking about this and talking to people like john. you are not alone. this is happening around the country this is the intergenerational gap with kids who are in their twenties or thirties and their grandchildren these people in the past wouldn't but they have to now you see housing in markets like dc and new york and out - - l.a. becoming completely unaffordable. we can try

senators goes well beyond symbolism. i think for the most part this is actually more of a symbolic move that actually the the lawmakers of the country of the united states are taking a very strong stance against the white house the executive in basically condemning the saudi arabia and of course we have to understand this within the context of the killing and the cover up of the white house or the somewhat the involvement of the trouble in his direction trying to cover this up however i think it's also very significant that this is a bipartisan. motion that at least passed through senate which meant that republicans and democrats are actually on board condemning the role of saudi arabia sorry of the united states in this war in yemen the problem is over the house of representatives has not passed this bill which means it has to pass both houses which means we're moving into generally probably when anyway the the the the balance of power in both of these houses will change after the midterm elections and then we have to g