t. robert rivers reported to be taking control of villages in north kiva and eastern democratic republic of congo. the n 23 group is said to be fewer than 10 kilometers from both gonna on the border. will uganda. hundreds of people are crossing over to avoid violence. malcolm web host, this update from nairobi. they were defeated squarely by the con. you leave kimberly's army 8 years ago in the m 23 fighters at that time. most of them were fled into uganda and remained that some of the commanders were in the neighboring wonder. and both were wanda and you guys were accused of banking group by you and investigated the local populations in the areas very much sort of the rwandan in cash and into eastern congo. they were wondering you've got to do a denied being involved in this group. we don't know exactly why it's re service again now input, if you haven't communicated anything, hasn't said what it demands or what it aims are. but compared to 8 years ago, the situation is very different into far as the congo leads. army is not nearly as strong as it was at that moment when it had been the

we are worried away if you say there's no c r t robert. then let's look at the curriculum together and let's discover whether the c, r, t notions, the ideas are in his education because i know what you'll say, you'll say c r t is higher education. what merit, what the american people are saying is when we look at the curriculum, you're teaching stuff that teaches the kids to hate their parents and hate america . and but more importantly, these are peaceful people don't lie about january 6 by the way, your d o. j did not indict anyone for insurrection, but don't target. it's like saying rosa parks should be put in with the white family. because she's because she's and the fact that as a parents have every right to raise their voice in a school board meeting and not be targeted by the api i, you can laugh, robert, but you're laughing oil tokenism that is, is banned for you. and me as american citizen, and that's what it comes down to. what are right here and i get that we don't want to compare people to people, but what are the rights that a

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here's more from robert brandt in shanghai. reporter: tt that these two men have met and theeeting passed off without incident will be offered as a sign of success by both sides. the one big achievement appears to be they appear they don't want to go to war. it is that blunt. they want this to be a relationship, as far as president biden sees it, defined by competition, not becoming enemies. joe biden talked about common sense guardrails. xi jinping talked in metaphoric per -- metaphorical terms about two ships sailing the seas that should not collide. they want to ensure the relationship improves and is not allowed to descend into outright military hostility. ros: we are live here in the bbc news room. our lead story, former yorkshire cricketer at the center of the racism scandal in english cricket has given compelling testony to mp's, saying the institute is racist. the garment in re -- the government and myanmar has brought charges against aung san suu kyi. it is alleged she committed election fraud in the election she won. the paramili

his policy ludacris according t a poll from trafalgar that's ou friend robert in the convention of states 67 percent of americans oppose biden's plan t give a whopping $450,000 to illegal immigrants that didn't respect ouraw laws are border a our sovereignty. 55 percent with the southern border closed. especially in the middle of the crisis on going down there. the borders are good, harris wh has a has stair with historically low approval ratin at only 28 percent. what is she doing on the border? not going down to visiting the guys on the front lines. she's in paris and friends talking about europe's migrant crisis. how does that help us? she's not at all worried about theid 28 percent record low pol numbers she's pulling. >> the polls are a snapshot in time and at this time i am looking for to touching down in france and a nap. >> nap time seems to be a priority across the biden administration. only super lighting at 2022 and 2024 the american people you convoked all ofpl these people t . can say bye-bye. we can return to maybe we'll even go back and rescue the americans at joe abandoned

his oldest son, robert tyler, who was t born in 1816 had a pretty decent relationship with john tyler. he was a student at william and mary, like hisio father. did well at william and mary. but still a distance between the two of them. a formality almost. probably to thebe fact that the didn't see each other that much while robert was growing up. johnr tyler jr., who was born i 1819or no doubt was the one who took his father's absence the hardest. young johnn eventually became a alcoholic, suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing and really had a lot of trouble both before and after tyler's presidency that john tyler really despaired of. at one point thinking he was going toed end up dead. that they would find out that son, namesake, would be dead. so there'se a lot of contention within the relationships that tyler shared with his children. but it's latisha especially who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husband's continuous absences. there is an anecdote from may of 1831 that is particularly telling in m this regard. in mayha of 1831 after the cong

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looks like t [ laughter ] "your next mission is to whack robert e.[ laughter ] then go see vito down at the docks and tell him it's done." [ laughter ] also, what accent is he doing? is that supposed to be 19th century american or coma patient learning how to talk again? [ laughter ] if that's what abe lincoln had actually sounded like, the north would've given up and lost the civil war. "four score and seven years ago, somebody rented out my bedroom." "this guy sucks. [ laughter ] they tried to overthrow an election based on bat [ bleep ] conspiracy theories from bamboo fibers on ballots, to italian satellites hacking voting machines, to election software designed by hugo chavez and the cia to spread communism around the world. these are all things they've actually said. i'm waiting for them to claim next they saw thousands of people vote twice using the kanye mask [ laughter ] and you would know who it is, because they'd vote twice for kanye. arizona congressman, paul gosar, one of the leaders of the attempt to overturn the results, said in a recen

that t word is thrown around real easy with a book about robert e. lee that prominent trader.ot get is very far. when you say that you already shut a lot of doors because what else does somebody want to read when you throw that line out right away that somebody is a traitor? what people say about thomas? if he stays at the union and is from virginia and you feel like you should've gone with the confederacy and he doesn't. he is a traitor. if we throw that word around we will be busy all the time. but look what francis thomas, his wife will say meeting her at west point as an instructor and robert e. lee was the superintendent they had that connection. but there never was a word pass between john altman —- general thomas. is interesting when your wife calls you by your title. but they did have genuine affection for each other i really do. they were just formally affectionate i guess. [laughter] . . . . but then anyway there is a lot of debate but we should do and when we should do and how else we should do it and he will say at one point to this questioning subordinates it seem

with be max and stacey would want to thank i guess robert bree love of the what is money show, check it out. and also remember to join our telegram group at t dot m e forward slash cars are spanish until next time bio ah, join me every thursday on the alex simon, sure. i'll be speaking to guess in the world of politics. spoke business, i'm show business. i'll see you then there is no shortage of growing tensions in eastern europe. there is a growing e u. barrow stand off over illegal migration. there are western reports. russia is amassing troops within its own borders. and of course, there is the self inflicted crisis of european energy supplies. it is no coincidence, some recalling this hybrid war, but whose hybrid war against home new york, it's really what america is about. ah, when our mayor took our place, he was elected because of his campaign on our city, being a tale of 2 cities, the haves and i have not. and those who have not are usually the ones who weren't being buried on hard. i. the cities always wanted to forget about hold island. city is wanted to forget about the people who are buried there. it's wanted to forget about the

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t. with that, night court is in session. and you are the juries. we want to bring in civil rights attorney robertton d.c. trial attorney, joe - - guys y just love this story. i watch very carefully, i enjoyed the sear yes and before i say a single word, robert. you get the gold star tonight. >> hey, look, whenever we're doing tiger king we bring out the ugly tire king jacket. >> that is a crazy jacket. i want to share a statement for exhibit a, this is howard baskin talking to people magazine. he says while we cannot stop netflix and royal good productions from from producing low brow sensational programming we do believe that we have the right to control footage filmed of us under false pretenses. we like to believe that most americans will agree we should be entitled to protect our reputations in this manner and hold entertainment giants to their word. uh, joe, to you first. harold makes a very strong case for the right to protect his image, his likeness, and they only gave permission, they argue, for the very first series. your thoughts? >> you sum it up perfectly. that is a crux of the argume

t toni morrison novel. >> there are a couple pieces, i'm curious which of these pieces of legislation you like. there is a john robertsts act and hr 1 which never got passed. there is the freedom to vote act. all of these efforts to save voting rights and i also want to point out with lisa murkowski, the john lewis voting rights act would impact the indigenous community so obviously lisa murkowski would lend support to it but doesn't erase the fact there are other pieces of legislation that can't seem to get life into it. are we kind of screwing ourselves voting against ourselves, negotiating against ourselves to watered down versions of the bill? >> let's start with this. i'll use a chris rock joke. if i'm starving and you give me a cracker, i'm like that's the best cracker i had. the freedom voting rights act that's a cracker. i'll talk whatever substance the democrats will put forward to protect and empower black people. however, the real issue here is not the legislation, it's the supreme court because the supreme court are the people who took away the voting rights act to begin with. the supreme court are the peo

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t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. >>> back now to remember a beloved member of our abc news family. cokie robertss for nearly half a century. >> the candidates seem to think it works and they all keep opting into the system because they like the system. >> reporter: from capitol hill to the anchor desk here at abc news, cokie roberts covered history. in the new book, "cokie: a life well lived," author steve roberts, cokie's husband of 53 years, writes of her life when the cameras and microphones were off. as a mother, friend, mentor and role model. >> when i looked up to cokie, it wasn't just professionally. it was because she was doing the things that people said we couldn't do. >> there are a lot of women in the very early days who felt they had to choose between a professional career and a personal life and here was cokie coming in with two kids, six grandkids, a long marriage, and yet still managed to have the career she did and so many women saw her as a role model because that's the life they wanted. >> reporter: cokie's passion for politics was in her blood. she was the daughter of u.s. re