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tasha, you have been trying to -- get trump out of office, marjorie taylor greene, meanwhile, tryingur work. how do you feel? >> yeah, i am so deeply, deeply disappointed in what is happening in this nation right now. it's not just what she's done in terms of representing a black woman, she doesn't represent america. ultimately, what she did, is that she was a person who said the democratic party are nazis. she talked about how this is like the holocaust and how it happened. i think we really have to recognize how dangerous she is. to have the opportunity at this moment that she should be removed from office, immediately. not only does she not represent the constituents of austria and powder springs, she doesn't for her district. she's reactionary. she's's lies and untruth to be able to elevate herself. >> there's a lot that i want to come back to on unpack there. before i do, representative welker said, i have to ask you, how do you feel about being a constituent of marjorie taylor greene's? >> i think constituent is a strong word. you know, same way everyone in my district feels. t

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palestinian gunned down at a checkpoint in 2020 on the day of his sister's wedding or yes or more. tasha shot and killed in gaza in 2018 on a day a half dozen. other journalists were wounded or injured by israeli forces. the pattern of the israel response in such cases is unmistakable, undeniable. step number one is lie and build out what israel does. they claim that they were not responsible. they spread ally, that makes people felt what happens, you should see a little shy tonight and you forgot to clock me uriah felicity in my humble shim than when an denial eye witness evidence or comes up or other challenges to the official narrative. that number doors, you can imagine why i'm happy to d as d as in cabinet. and then we see the equivocation that well, perhaps israeli army was re all for this killing. even if it was, it would still effectively have been justified in doing what a dead. not only are they putting out this information, but they're also failing to allow access that would allow the world to reach its own determination. selective information is disclosed, small excerpts, oft

they're focusing on the conflict in ukraine, but also on a number of other issues. lettering in a. tasha butler who is in paris or is natasha the french president. again, they are reiterating his proposal of a new political community that would include non e u members such as ukraine. yes and i know my call was speaking earlier today addressing the parliament in strasburg, in his speech in that because france as of rotating presidency of the european union. and it was in that context of macro was making this speech. and he was talking about how the you needs to be overhauled, reformed, and re re thought if you like. and one of the things that he proposed was perhaps talking about that you becoming more of a community because it takes so long for a prospective members to become part of the you paths that could be are the ways that a country such as ukraine could before they perhaps receive full membership one day can become aligned with the you. he talks on another of other things. in his speech in strasbourg, including the need to bolster the use, you saw her to take in terms of defense

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. >> that's milindi in the blue jacket and that's tasha in the black jacket.re my momma and daddy, but they died. >> reporter: and milindi is about to bring her niece to the covid memorial on the reservation. >> they made this cross for those who passed from covid. so, like mammo and your mother. so, like mammo and your momma. this is in honor of them. >> what's honor mean? >> like -- honoring people, you know, because they passed. dedicated to those -- the lives of those lost to the covid-19 pandemic. be of good courage and he shall strengthen your heart. >> reporter: as we document these families, the turning points. >> feeling so excited. >> reporter: six months after losing their mother, they are now packing. with their two jobs and money raised by a mom from school, janie, on go fund me, they are now about to move into their first house. their mother's dream. >> she always wanted a house for us, so -- i know she's probably ecstatic right now. >> reporter: so, you made dinner already for tonight. >> yes. >> reporter: what is dinner? >> baked chicken and ri

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the tasha buffalo reports now from paris. france has a new prime minister elizabeth born. she is 61, and most people in france will know her because she has served as a minister under the french presidency, minute micro since he was 1st elected in 2017. his health, a number of positions is being transport minister minister for ecological transition. and most recently as neighbor minutes or something that will be seen by the president is very useful as he looks to push through retirement reforms in his upcoming term well born is from his 2nd female prime minister. the 1st time, a woman who is appointed as premier was 30 years ago back then it was crystal. under present section is present for all 4 meter, all michael had indicated that he wanted to appoint a woman. he also indicated that he could look to a point from this point. someone had a green credentials left with credential. that is because he is very much keeping an eye on the upcoming parliamentary elections in june, in which a new left wing alliance is being seen as something of a threat to emanuel macros. the poss

it's a different animal than paid pal. tasha space act his obviously just massive, massive historic success stories. and i think that's the problem going forward. the other issue is that it's political blow back, not just in the us, but just globally on both sides of the aisle. and now could then have an impact on tasa speech sex. and that's really been the concern, especially for a company like cason space, or where must is the heart and lungs of those companies. do you think that regulate his could step in and stop the deal or how do you think twitter will react to regulations in general? well, i think from an anti trust perspective, it won't get black because there's really no anti trust issues. i do think there will be twists and turns both in brussels as well as the beltway, you know, probably a lot of sort of regulatory scrutiny, because it's such an important platform in terms of global reach. but it, but if you will get twitter stock right now, i still think there's will call 10 to 15 percent uncertainty in terms of what was read speaking in that that the ultimate does not get done.

us tasha burn. thank you.g just a short time ago, one of the largest baby formula manufacturers in this country, this is telling reuters that the company expects the shortest loss for the rest of the year. that is terrifying news for parents across the country, who are already struggling to feed their kids in this crisis. nbc's just determines joining me now. this is an astounding admission i think, from a company like this. and this could very well last through the end of the year, if you are a new parent, if you have a young baby, who needs to be fat, and you are already struggling, that is a very tough prospect to swallow. what else are we learning? >> he has, when i have to, admit i wasn't much of an expert about the baby formula supply chain before all of this emerged in the last few weeks, but it turns out there is a real monopoly in the united states on making maybe formula. there is only like four companies that do. it that's why, when one of those companies, abbott had that major factory in michigan g

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some on this, i speak to natasha butler in paris forest. tasha tell us more about what a manual micron said at this e, you conference on the future of europe. yes, we're la frauds has the rotating presidency of the european union at the moment, which is why emanuel macro was making of the speech there and stressful at so the you parliament, on what is europe day. i hear now emanuel macro set out his vision for the you, but he also, of course, as you had there, touched on the war in ukraine, he said that the european union would continue to support ukraine would continue to support ukraine's right to sovereignty. and he condemned to some of russians, actions as criminal, but said that he was naught, itself out. war with russia was as well as i said, he went on to set out his vision for the youth. something that is very close to him . i know michael's heart is pro slit a fiercely pro e u is often talked in the past about the need for the european union to bolster itself in terms of its own sovereignty in terms of defense and energy. talked about that again today and said that was particu

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joining me now arland that tasha brown, the cofounder of black voters matter, including nbc -- and morganondent for the nation and author of the recent new york times bestseller, allow me to retort, a black eyes guide to the constitution. i can't think of a better panel. natasha, i saw your tweet when this scotus rooting was leaked. and you think this leak helps them. maybe so, but i was curious if this would be enough to overcome the rampant voter suppression. they could potentially steal this election, we know what happens when the right-wing extremist see results they don't like. what are your thoughts? >> absolutely. i think that is the million dollar question. will it be enough to push the democrats over the edge? but i do believe there is a tremendous amount of frustration in women across the board. everyone i've been talking to very upset about this ruling. this is really around the question of women having agency and literally being able to have the fullness of their humanity really respected. so i do think it's going to happen, i think we're going to see younger women voters, you

and other members of our committee to reaffirm tasha. one of the most remarkable bipartisan efforts we've seen in all the years that i've been here, and i commend you senator emhoff for your leadership. the president asked for nearly 105 million dollar increase to implement tsca, the way he did when we asked the lottenberg act to six years ago. something we should all indoors. finally, if i could, i want to tip my hat to one more time, mr. regan, and a hardworking-esque -- at epa for biting the bullet and implementing a robust roadmap to deal with a host of problems that pfas chemicals create. this is an issue that our ranking member, senator capito, and i care about deeply. no state has been affected more adversely, senator capito, then my native state and your state of west virginia. as with the tsca, implementing the pfas roadmap will require significant investment to keep these forever chemicals out of our air, out of our water, out of our land and out of our bodies and out of our lives. i assure you that we will work with you to ens

tasha in new york. caller: good morning. i want to begin by saying when ever we have discussions about events that happened yesterday in buffalo, which was a massacre, many callers default of the black on black crime. right now, we have the biggest display of white on white crime with ukraine and russia but we don't label it like that. why is everything black on black crime? how does this relate to yesterday? i see a trend in young white men taking up arms and attacking. kyle rittenhouse, you had dylan, now you have him. this is a trend. i will make this short. black people need to keep their heads on a swivel. start noticing people that do not belong in your neighborhoods, especially young, white men. they do not come to black neighborhoods and if they do, it might be up to something no good. keep your head on a swivel and stop being so open and lackadaisical to the people coming into your neighborhoods. host: let's hear from kat in sarasota, florida. caller: all of this is so saddening to me. the violence has got to stop.

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tasha in new york. caller: good morning. want to begin by saying when ever we have discussions about events that happened yesterday in buffalo, which was a massacre, many callers default of the black on black crime. right now, we have the biggest display of white on white crime with ukraine and russia but we don't label it like that. why is everything black on black crime? how does this relate to yesterday? i see a trend in young white men taking up arms and attacking. kyle rittenhouse, you had dylan, now you have him. this is a trend. i will make this short. black people need to keep their heads on a swivel. start noticing people that do not belong in your neighborhoods, especially young, white men. they do not come to black neighborhoods and if they do, it might be up to something no good. keep your head on a swivel and stop being so open and lackadaisical to the people coming into your neighborhoods. host: let's hear from kat in sarasota, florida. caller: all of this is so saddening to me. the violence has got to stop. i