his father died when we were in tanzania. and so there weren't really that many pictures, stories about them in our homes. and so, you know, the story was kind of like he just decided go to mississippi and became, you know, a civil rights hero. and so it was for me when i stumbled the white power, which is a book that my great grandfather wrote and published in 19. and as i began reading that, i realized that my dad and the work that he did just came from a legacy of activism, work that came from consciousness that, you know, predates him and the work of the civil rights movement. and so part of what i wanted try to do was just really connect that consciousness and that struggle that black folks have been involved in for hundreds of years and and to understand that, you know, the work that we do now, the work that we need to do now, you can go back and look into the sixties and to the work that my dad and many others did. but you can also go back and look at ams moore and ella baker in the work that they did and you can go ba

i want you to talk about calling him baba, in tanzania. and the difference coming here. just for a minute, go back to "the white peril," because people will see that and assume certain things about the title. talk about that title and your great grandfather's information for the title. you mentioned it was the book, but i think people will be surprised to understand the inspiration for the title that your grandfather wrote that book about. guest: absolutely. first i wanted to share how i stumbled upon the book. i wanted to raise up mr. frank figures, who was apparent in the algebra project and a member of the shady grove baptist church who participated in the national baptist convention. my great-grandfather was also a member of the national baptist convention and was one of the folks that helped put in money to create the publishing house of the national baptist convention. i just remember as clear as day, mr. figures upper to me in the hallway at franklin middle school and asking me, mr. moses, is william h moses can tell you? he handed me the book and i said, i think

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meanwhile, the congolese president and his rwandan counterpart are due to join a summit in tanzania too convene at the request of the democratic republic of the congo. it is something that congo. it is something that congo has been pushing at the un in new york but also in geneva. so, they are going to un in new york but also in geneva. si at:hey are going to un in new york but also in geneva. s at the are going to un in new york but also in geneva. s at the alleged lg to un in new york but also in geneva. s at the alleged human be looking at the alleged human rights violations in goma, reports of mass killings, widespread sexual violence. it is something in tessa has blamed on rwanda, saying rwandan troops are backing that on 23 and it or the way ahead of you? in paris 202a. alongside her. is the sweetest memory for sprinter simran sharma. made possible with the support of her husband, who is also her coach and her guide runner. so i ran. and i didn't even know about the finish till my guide i have to allow her to cross the finish line first before i do. but let her get ahead of me. t

bloated and bloated and next thing you know they are giving thanks for gender climate issues in tanzania is if it's at all solvable. elon musk said this isn't an apple with a worm in it, we just have a ball of worms. that is not far from the truth. i have been reporting on this since the 1980s when i worked for "the wall street journal" because there are a lot of -- this was during the reagan administration won a lot of the programs i found in latin america because i was covering that region of the time were oriented toward socialist economic policies. they set up a price control agency. they nationalized and help nationalized back or take over the private banks in el salvador, all kinds of things that they were doing. there was a time and they thought that the best way to interfere with a communist takeover of latin america which was something that the ussr wanted desperately was to have socialist economic policies to compete with the hard-core communists. that was their strategy. and the ussr is long gone but they continue with that strategy and as you say, i have to use the phrase dee

obligations like 14 million toco support gender equality foran climate changege opportunities n tanzaniaion to strengthentr organizationens in guatemala an 1,000,000 for gender diverse youth in bangladesh. y is nothingpart compared to democrats talking about castration and putting o elon musk in a mental institution. >> we have donald trump and his copresident and at they are running a wrecking ball needs to be put in a mental institution. >> there is a tipping point at which you can't get yourwe j democracy back. we havnow,e to be right now at s moment on a red alert mode. >> it starts with oligarchy and we are there. >> it's whack-a-mole>> because every day elon musk and his tact burroughs ride their skateboarda over to a new agency and crash and there databases.nded >> they need to handed over toun somebody unelected and the -- father himself elon is having a blast watching critics freak oud over his crusade updating is bio to say he's in charge of white house tech support even giving our humble show a shout.t dana the language democrats are using wrecking ball, tipping point red aler

such as $14 million to support gender equality for climate change opportunities in tan tanzania.$2 million to strengthen trans-lead organizations in bought a mollo. and $1 million for gender diversity in bangladesh. that summer party is nothing compared to other dems were talking about castration and putting in on in a mental institution. >> we've got donald trump and his copresident elon musk and they are just running a wrecking ball through it. >> he ought to be put in a mental institution. >> there is a tipping point at which you can't get your democracy back. we just have to be, right now, at this moment come on, you know, red alert mode. >> let's talk oligarchy, and i think we are there. >> it is a little bit of whac-a-mole because every day elon and his tech grows ride their skateboards over to a new agency and start crashing io their databases. >> going to castrate your constitutional duty and handed over to someone who is unelected. >> jesse: and the d.o.g.e. father himself elon musk is having a blast watching his critics freak out over his fat-cutting crusade, updating h

this one $14,000 for gender equality for climate change opportunities in tanzania. think of a lot of other things they might need there. the democratic process in syria got $8 million. didn't work out so well. strengthening trans organizations in guatemala. they might need help, i don't think it's necessarily that. in bangladesh if you've been following things happening there, support for gender diversity doesn't seem like the best one to the best hill to die on as we've been using that phrase a lot this week. josh holmes, co-host of the ruthless podcast and joins us now. i think usaid is getting some much-needed attention and it will get a lot of change as well. >> rough week at usaid and a long time coming. this is something the american people have been begging an administration of either party to look at over the last 20 years. as you can see what's happened is there is a pervasive effort on the progressive left to turn these ngos, non-governmental associations across the world, into social justice, climate, activism basically. you saw by those examples that you

there is eight marburg outbreak in tanzania. helping tanzania fight marburg makes america safe. there is a crisis of human trafficking in mexico. persuading a young people not to joinin gangs but not to beat traffic too. not to be taken advantage of it makes america safer. working to destroy landmines left by myy conflicts. working to rebuild a call is made unstable and unsafe by conflict makes america safe. all of the illegal reactions of recent days will be challenged in court. will be challenged on the floor of the congress. and will not stand. if they win and our foreign aid is completely shut down. if elon musk wins an hour for assistant completely ends, who will cheerer and who will win? the cartelsho will win. terrorists will win. russia will win. trident will win. it's not sane, it's not respectful, but doesn't make america safe. so let's pull together until the real story of foreign aid and the ways it saves lives, advances our values, i makes our world a better place. thank you all very much. >> i'm greg stanton, congress member from arizona but they are touring in bei

later, the monstrous experience of the 2nd right in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right, laid by the nazis in order to extra pay the peoples of europe. the . the a is how they shut down the lowest version of office of a simple milton group. a large scale network of coal centers that scammed hundreds of millions of dollars. tens of thousands of people in europe, africa, and the us in america lost the money. many with devastations lost or remarkably, the criminal network gain power and scaling ukraine and the mazda minds of this criminal m, as still as large. so shutting down the most of the offices is just the beginning of the investigation. the beginning of the story of the scams, the premium style, the late 2017, the american groups, the school center relocated from albania, is to run it to keep in ukraine. that corruption has long been right and i went groups of old strive spell relatively sites. the, the company was founded by george and ball and the told you the said to be not only the head of the new office, but also the chief invest victoria for debbie towards the is also and h

hostilities to doesn't lead as of african states could be that tend to emergency something within tanzania. and they have directed their ministry chiefs to come up with a plan to achieve both a temporary cease fire and the longer lasting piece. other one, the president has accused the d. r. c. o. ignoring the rights of the people in the border region, d r c can not just tell us to keep quiet when they are mounting a security problem against our country. nobody can tell us to shut up. we can't go on forever massaging problems. what is happening there is an ethnic war that has been brewing for a long time, denying people's rights, and then attacking lawanda. you must recognize people's rights and take a step and resolve the issue. now i know how i spoke explicitly to the minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation of rwanda. he'll leave you and to whom diarra. he says that the d r. c must address the grievances of all the different communities in the eastern congo who was separated by artificial board as drawn up by the colonial powers. we have a in eastern d r. c. a community

congo to stop fighting, so that a peace agreements can be reached. regional leaders are meeting in tanzania trying to find a way to refuse the ongoing crisis for one and back to m. 23 rebels took the major city of go my last week, and the rebels have continued their advance. this despite declaring a humanitarian ceasefire, the indian prime minister and the render modi's party has regained power in the capital a new daily. it's the 1st time the hindu nationalist, b. j. b has one of the election there and 27 years. that's a boost for the indian leader after a disappointing national election last year. people named comfortable or preparing for sundays parliamentary elections there expected to be a test for prime minister alban corte. after his party won in a landslide 4 years ago. course he has been at odds with western allies over his policies towards the countries ethnics are minority and normalization talks with serbia, atlanta vessel and events, reports costa vice prime minister have these 2 is will turn into dates on sunday when his nations hits to the poles menu, because he's seeking re

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the monstrous experience of the 2nd rice in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right, led by the nazis in order to extra pay the peoples of europe. the welcome back to going underground, obviously with the coast are their own pul, liberty report, executive director of their own pool is to do daniel mcadams. daniel, you were talking about to ukraine, and misapprehensions was information. literally the donald trump maybe being fed us into the web, back to the oval office. actually the combs like and keep kellogg seems with that he could possibly be the ukraine on boy, isn't it? i know you're saying that he's playing people off. do you think that some ways of getting the information that he can leverage sanctions on rusher has somehow in any deal over the proxy or in rush through cream? when, when the, as we know rush has done really well out of the sanctions and the only sanctions i understand in the for uranium 2 of us nuclear power stations, that's the only sanction lift to jump administration. i mean, clearly that's being seen. is it the all take all around the world as well? i guess you

a supporter of work named gender equality for climate changed opportunities in tanzanias.crats have found their new monster. >> i want to clear hey hey, ho ho, elon musk has got to go. >> if elon musk wins and our foreign assistance completely ends, who will cheer and who will win? the cartels will win, terrorists will win. >> we will not shut up. we will stand up. we will speak up. >> who does he think he is? >> we are here, we're prepared to fight. >> harris: makes you wonder what they're afraid of blowing up one individual and his job to cut the cost and size of government up so big. what do they fear? karoline leavitt. >> democrats are outraged that the american people want to be -- they want their taxes going to good uses not stuff like this but very quiet about the fact that there are still people in north carolina and people in california who have lost everything and in the last four years the federal government did nothing to help them. >> harris: kellyanne conway, great to see you today. first of all, this has really turned into more rioting and all of this talk.

he said, look, we did work battling and and it will stop a deadly marburg outbreak in tanzania, a wide outbreak of mpox variant killing children in west africa. it will stop monitoring bird flu in 49 countries. it will cut support, aiding some 90 million women and children with vaccinations, prenatal care, safe childbirth, et cetera.. so i guess what i what i, what i don't understand is why you think it's happening in this way. why so radical? why so absolute? >> i mean, if you take a large atmospheric approach to this, certainly through the prism of the last election, we have seen places in america in with pressures domestically, on the economy, on the middle class, on disaster zones. yet for the last four years, you saw billions after billions, after trillions, after trillions announced for the rest of the world. this had a psychological effect. this now has a bit of a backlash. but what i what we as even conservatives, can affirm is the outcomes, the outcomes of what usaid can do, should do. pepfar is doing every single day is undoubtedly in the spirit of our nation, and it makes us

right now there is an outbreak of marburg in tanzania. these are diseases that shred your internal systems and cause you to bleed out of every orifice. marburg has a 90% fatality rate. there's no approved vaccine. so much smarter for us to invest in local staff in these countries in east africa, tracking, tracing, preventing the spread of these diseases than shutting it all down and hoping and waiting that it doesn't spread. when the ebola pandemic occurred in west africa in 2017, 2016, i traveled there and saw what usaid partners, partners like samaritans purse, partners like catholic relief services, partners like doctors without borders, what they were doing on the ground, bravely, to push back on this incredible, horrible pandemic. when we cut foreign aid, we cut off our nose despite our face. we impose costs and loss with the suddenness, the sharpness of these freezes and we will not have anything left. some of my republican colleagues have said, we're just trying to trim out the woke programs. we're just trying to shrink it a little

and right now, there is a ebola outbreak in liberia, a marburg virus outbreak in tanzania. now, because of musk and trump, you don't have usaid employees trying to stop that there. you know, these the idea that they are somehow engaged in all these kind of woke gestures when what they're actually doing is saving kids lives from hunger, from starvation, from aids, from malaria is just a complete misrepresentation. and, you know, how often have donald trump or elon musk risk their lives on behalf of public service? >> i was with samantha power nick in liberia and sierra leone and guinea in 2014. i saw the life saving work those folks did to help avert the pandemic, at a time when americans were indeed in a panic. and you talk about these other outbreaks, this growing ebola outbreak in uganda without usaid, how scared should we be, not just obviously for ourselves, although we were very scared here in the united states in 2014, but what could happen out in the world? >> so it's very hard to gauge the actual risk of ebola or marburg or avian flu reaching us. but that risk is hi

right now, there's an ebola pandemic outbreak in kampala, uganda, and a marburg outbreak in tanzania. these are deadly, potentially pandemic diseases. it is much cheaper for us to invest in nurses and clinics and health care to contain those pandemics in africa, than to risk someone getting on an airplane, coming here and spreading it in the united states, where we'll spend billions responding to just a few cases, i think we are safer and stronger when we push back on terrorism and i.s.i.s., push back on china and russia, push back on pandemics around the world through the soft power outreach of nonprofit partners to usaid like world vision, save the children and care, you referenced elon musk. let's go there next. so half the country wants to see a reduction of the size of government. we tried it the conventional way 15 years ago. it was called simpson-bowles. it never even got to a vote in the congress. so what do you say to the people who they might be unsettled about this approach, but they like the work being done everyone likes the idea of cutting the federal bureaucracy and cut

his mother was born in tanzania. they met and married in india and then made their way to new york city by way of canada. his parents along with seven brothers and sisters and their spouses and at least half a dozen kids lived under the same roof. his parents raised him in the hindu faith and instilled in him the values of hard work and education. kash is a devout hindu, and consistent with his faith, he has shown respect to people of all faiths. kash attended the university of richmond where he earned his bachelors degree in criminal justice and history. he went to pace university school of law and an international law certificate from the university college of london faculty of laws. kash began his career as a public defender in florida where he led or co-led more than 60 jury taught -- jury trials in state and federal court. he demonstrated a devotion to upholding the rule of law defending the rights of individuals. he led the defense of jose per drago in the united states versus but drago. a high profile case in

tear down usaid under the guise of dei, has allowed our frontier scientists who were in places like tanzaniaighting ebola. we no longer have the best scientists in the world from the united states of america fighting ebola, fighting tuberculosis, fighting against bird flu that has all been ripped away by donald trump. using terms like dei as a justification for making us less safe, we should be outraged that organizations and agencies created by congress in a bipartisan way, have now been torn down by a president who has no authority or does not have the legal justification for doing that. and so i understand that they want to distract you over here by talking about trans people. they want to talk about dei. they want to talk about all these things as a distraction to the truth of what they're doing, which is making us less safe, making government more corrupt, making violating people's privacy, and ultimately, how's that lower costs working for americans from eggs to housing? are we seeing any change in the cost of living for americans? what what executive order can you point to that has ma

terminals in argentina, australia, the bahama knees, me and mark, the netherlands, south korea, and tanzania. if it means china has operational control or strategic control, they have it over the suez, the straits, the mediterranean sea, and the english channel. that is one aspect of what you are talking about. that does not include the shipbuilding heavily subsidized such that half of new ships that are in the companies that belong to the world shipping council coming from china. not because these are bad companies, but because they are undercutting other things. it is a problem that has been going on 20 years which makes it difficult to answer your question. this is not a problem that occurred last week, this was going on all of president biden's term, all the president trump's first term, it has been going on through decades and decades through u.s. republicans and democrats as president. i echo what ranking member cantwell said and i think others of both parties have echoed, that we need some sort of overall maritime strategy. we have to acknowledge this is part of our national security,

. >> in tanzania. these are. >> both lethal diseases that spread rapidly.lays a. >> key role. >> in keeping us safe from threats that come from abroad, public health threats, and in keeping our partners and. allies safe and in helping them. >> by showing. >> we're not a reliable and trustworthy ally. this 90 day freeze, which. >> may. go on. >> longer, i think puts. our safety and security and our reputation. at risk. coming up, can. >> europe stop. >> elon musk? >> that's the question that the atlantic's anne. applebaum asks in. >> her. >> new piece. >> we'll talk. >> to her when morning joe weekend returns. >> safelite repair safelite replace. >> nobody likes a cracked windshield. but at. >> least you can go to safelite. >> com and schedule a fix in minutes. >> can't confirm. very easy. >> safelite can come to you for free, and our highly trained techs can replace your windshield right at your home. >> safelite repair safelite replace. >> go to safelite.com and schedule. >> a replacement today. >> hey. >> after glow cleaned our place for $19, we fired our

sure, the marburg virus is also now spreading in eastern africa, in tanzania.nd sure it's got a 90% mortality rate, but you will be so satisfied with all your freedom. and i quote, the modern conservative president's task is to limit, control, and direct executive branch on behalf of the american people. this challenge is created an ever and exacerbated by congress's decades-long tendency to delegate its power to agency bureaucracies -- that's not true. we're not delegating our lawmaking power to agency bureaucracies. what we are doing is establishing policy and understanding that, say, in telecom, that the last thing you want is 100 people arguing about, i don't know, a spectrum auction. right? or the worthiness of a particular bridge, right? like, you want experts to determine some of this and not, you know, not that we don't have a bunch of smart people, but we're supposed to make general policy. in federalist 47, james madison warned that the the accumulation of all powers, legislative and executive and judiciary, in the same hands, whether hereditary or se

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