the irony is, in our current image of the boston tea party is not it was higher taxes. no, it was protecting lower taxes. the problem was, lowering the tax of these companies to make people by legal tea instead of smuggled tea. in october 1773, and this is my preface, when the colonists learn that seven chips are coming to america with tea directly from east india company, in new york city and philadelphia, they suggested three different tactics to fight the teacher. one idea was to persuade, i put that into quotation marks because of that. it was to be sent to resign information, not to except for tea. if you don't have people to accept this tea officially, and you can't have any legal tea and you don't need to worry about it. i was one of the arguments, or proposed the appearance of the arrival of the east india company. another tactic was to promote agreements for people not to buy or consume 30 but everybody has consumption agreement and it doesn't matter, all they need to do is just not buy it. the third argument, a very well known patriot and a doctor in philadelph

photographs and the express and the mirror. of course everything is changed, all those 1945 style tea partiesies and stuff are going to be done with social distancing. quite interesting just looking at the faces of these reproduce pictures in color. do you think it's right that the paper should be making there's a wartime link with what were going through now? because it is very different, is in a? it is. butl now? because it is very different, is in a? it is. but i think it's quite delicately done across the papers. it they are re—coloring of the pictures are really quite beautiful. the comparison being made is really to remind people to respect the freedoms that they have and they might feel that more now than usual. matt, what are your thoughts? the prime minister has been using that wartime language but when you speak to people who have lived through vide and the second world war, do you think that perhaps we bought into that or perhaps the press has bought into that whole wartime image to strongly?” press has bought into that whole wartime image to strongly? i think tomorrow's headlines

me and your reaction to it is what i am trying to generate here as a part of the revolution, the tea partyrevolution, the article five convention -- plus the we are trying to defend the constitution and those that want a duly elected president of the united states. what this book does is explain who they are because the political are a force. where are we going to get our freedom of the press back, we have to deal with these people and that is what the book is about. [applause] >> i was thinking when they read your pathetic president of trump had been given a opportunity to get rid of the title fake news -- >> a tidal wave which i thought of. [laughter] >> i was listening to your show a few months ago and it became apparent i think you had an opportunity may be more than mae to sit with our president to talk with our president. i'm not asking you to betray any conversations or confidences of shoving match with a man who had spoken with him, should we have all the confidence in him that you think we should? >> guest: i don't meet with him that often. there is an occasional conversation, and

ok i have a i got the tea party answer really david's question and anybody who's ever had any a list of the choirs going on sven's late or anybody in that extend it depends on the illness they have it depends on their own circumstances but they must be followed up by how can see him because having been on a ventilator and how to manage his roof or even having an organ failure can have repercussions and some people women who are covering and some people may not and the way that this is in fact are those a causes inflammation along. the. hammy it is a scar and i have to be honest and say i don't know in part no doctor what the laws have consequences. because we're not there yet but even people like myself who a democrat and. relatively minor. even most of the posts what sort of being named postcode it's in rome where it's just taken an unusually long time to fully recover and what's really usual about it it's almost over to elicit magical intense for the record we tend to see a gradual improvement whereas the invest a lot of people are reporting that they feel somewhat better and then

this, a liberty rally in boston, massachusetts, a tea party—style protest demanding the immediate reopeningf the economy. donald trump continues to hold press conferences where he often lavishes himself with praise, this time boasting about american testing. but though the reporters are masked, they are impossible to muzzle. this, a chinese—american correspondent from the us network cbs. why is this a global competition to you if every day americans are still losing their lives and we are still seeing more cases every day? well, they are losing their lives everywhere in the world and maybe that's the question you should ask china. sir, why are you saying that to me, specifically? i'm telling you, i'm not saying it specifically to anybody, i'm saying it to anybody who would ask a nasty question... that's not a nasty question. please go ahead. can i ask... ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, appreciate it, thank you very much. but he left without taking any more questions, an abrupt exit from a president looking for a quick escape from this crisis. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. chin

was it an attempt to sort of meld the evangelicals with the tea party? >> he's been around for a long time -- >> yeah. >> a -- different kinds of careers, i believe he was soled in the christian coalition early on. so he's been a figure -- >> yeah. so another question. how is this affecting school curricula and the way that children under the age of 12 perceive religion in our current world of politics and the law? >> thanks for asking about education. the movement has inserted or is attempting to insert a myrrhed idea of initiatives into public schools. sort of there's a kind of longstanding to public education. at the heart of the movement, they think anything that fail to affirm their religion is somehow hostile to them. and to they're, you know, they sort of pursued a two-prong strategy both trying to insert their programs and curricula in some ways into public schools and also to defund public schools through the promotion of vouchers. and in many instances, religiously or politically-deemed charters, the charter movement is very diverse. there are

link to the far right scene here interestingly one of the well mikey figures of the far right if tea party was seen at one of those demonstrations today just 24 hours after being thrown out of the far right a f t a lot of conspiracy theorists are also among the demonstrators and that explains why as germany continues to drop these restrictions those who don't says don't trust the government in the 1st place who suspect something else than the epidemic behind this are out on the streets in force it's a very very mixed scene and it's the minority of the nation polls here in germany so that 81 percent don't really believe in these kinds of criticism that we see in those demonstrations interestingly more than 60 percent of a.f.d. supporters back these demonstrations so that the picture here it's a minority but it's a very loud one. in berlin thanks very much. now to some other stories making news around the world in london police have arrested several painful during a protest against coronavirus lockdown measures at least a 100 people took part in the demonstration in hyde park. german finance

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the tea party. the boston tea party was a protest. and those individuals who protested their governmental oppression, are praised by our history books. but individuals today, many of them are being called villains, because they dare to stand up and to speak out. remember, dr. king said, a riot is the voice of the unheard. these things do not come out of thin air. i do not condone or advise, any riotous behavior, we cannot insist this comes up without provocati provocation. there is provocation for these things. and the narrative should stay the same. that's the death of another black man who should be living today. >> when rosa sat down, people said this is not the right sort of protest. we can go on and on. i've had these conversations with my in-laws over the last couple of days. the rapper and social activist killer mike gave a powerful speech during friday's protests. take a listen. >> we don't want to see one officer charged. we want to see four officers prosecuted and sentenced. we don't want to see targets burning. we want to s

maybe take a page out of the tea party book, for good, and hold the democratic party hostage until they behalf of the american people. pete: here to react, radio talk show host, friend of the show, tony katz. thanks for being here, tony, really appreciate it. so joe biden -- >> good to see you. pete: the left-wing portion of his party says let's hold him and the party hostage. what does that say about where joe biden is right now? >> first, we should accept the fact this isn't new. this is what representative ocasio-cortez wanted to do to the party to hold them hostage. she supports candidates the democrats were not supporting, supporting people to run against other democrats. what is says about the tea party effect the culturally, when you want to get something done, you go the way the tea party did, that goes without saying. the problem the tea party was not crazy. this is wants to push ideas of new deal. she wants to push the left further left. you and i both know that is really difficult thing to do. what does it say about joe biden? everything we discussed right here between us on

meet remotely to discuss effective solutions for the development of a covert 19 vaccine and new tea party investigation asks whether water should be a free natural resource or a commodity traded for profit and how are the u.s. elections shaping up as the country battles calls it 19 we'll look into whether donald trump can survive these historic setbacks june announces era. matheson in doha with the top stories on china's premier league chong has been outlining the country's plans for the next year at the opening of the national people's congress is that beijing would not set a growth target for 2020 and it'll step up spending to strengthen an economy badly hit by coronavirus pandemic he's also told more than $3000.00 delegates that you laws will be introduced to ensure national security in hong kong joining you is in beijing with details of the economic plan. the theme was that the crown of our.

also part of a concerted effort to mount some kind of 2020 version of the tea party but unlike 2009 there in the white house so trumpfectively sided with the armed men storming the capitol. hear them out he says, they're very good people, which sounds a lot like very fine people. joined my michigan state senator dana who was in the capitol yesterday and tweeted directly above me, men with rifling yelling at us, some of my colleagues with bulletproof vests are wearing them. senator, what was it like to be amidst that? >> you know, chris, i was a high schoolteacher for almost 20 years before becoming a state sen ever s senator so i am no wimp but what i saw at my workplace yesterday inside the michigan capital was a bunch of men in a balcony in camo and bulletproof vests carrying rifles and i'm not embarrassed to say that i was afraid. >> you know, i had the thought that if, you know, if a neighbor comes to your door and knocks on and it wants to have an argument about something between the two of you, that's one thing. if a neighbor comes to your door and knocks on it and wants to have an

instead, people were encouraged to hold tea parties in their homes, or have socially distanced streetnd the flags are out. today punishment commemorations at this home in kenilworth are particular poignant for this man. a lancaster born pilot who survived missions. the highest of any of the command station, because we used on every bombing raid that went out. on your 13th operation, you got a few days leave. and when i came back, all the senior staff were gone. raf flyers fly through a wall of heavy flak. rusty flu during the battle of berlin at the end of 1943. when barely half the planes that set out on the raid came back. he flew his last mission on d—day and spent the rest of the war as a pilot instructor. when v—e day came around, he and his crew where it is stated in. we had to go find a pub somewhere, so my fiance and seven of the lads and their girls walk across the lads and their girls walk across the fields across a little stream to the fields across a little stream to the normans and arms on the main road north. we drank that dry. here we are, 75 years later. how do you fee

they've been training for the rich and they know and i have great confidence that the chief and the tea party and it can to ensure there's no harm and any potential risk of violence of minimizing certainly a lot of like a joke. i know that what they're absolutely focused on i didn't write his first the crowd now see that there's no are concentrated activity that can lead to escalation. >>and the mayor just say you know what we're looking at so you know the video we're watching of few moments ago we saw damaging a car we heard a police car was damaged and a san jose state telling students to shelter in place at least for a while until this thing comes down. >>yeah, it's good advice and we know that never gets the situation better get better with more people want want to certainly and sure we can reduce the concentration of people because that's where we know the greatest risk is if anyone should act out in ways i think it will be a connection connected. that need to change reactions. obviously the officer striking a ha a ppy happy child it hurts the crowd dispersed peacefully. we can all go ho

. >>> it's time to send in the tea party doctors.according to multiple reports, republican operatives are recruiting conservative p pro trump doctors per scribing to open the country as soon as possible. it's part of the attempt to move public opinion, which remains squarely on the side of caution, apprehension about the worst pandemic in 100 years that killed almost 100,000 people in about ten weeks. a new poll out today shows 83% of americans are at least somewhat concerned that lifting restrictions in their area will lead to additional coronavirus infections. not a crazy concern. i mean, we keep coming back to this and it sounds insane to keep repeating it but by in large people don't want to get sick, and so you can listen to trump doctors or here is an idea, listen to trump administration's own centers for disease control an agency staffed with literally thousands of professionals dedicated to public health issues, people who are full-time every day for the duration of their career thinking through in granular detail all of thes

instead, people are being encouraged to hold tea parties in their homes, or have socially distanced streetackie. this is quite typical of scenes across the country, i suppose, today. lots of colourful flags and bunting as people prepare to come into their front bunting as people prepare to come into theirfront gardens bunting as people prepare to come into their front gardens at three p m for into their front gardens at three p mfora into their front gardens at three p m for a socially distance commemoration. we are here because thatis commemoration. we are here because that is rusty waughman, a world war ii veteran who flew lancaster bombers. he should have been at the roll—out toll, but instead his family will gather at 3pm, like most people across the country, to mark that moment, 75 since ve day. what are we going to do with these? they are getting the bunting ready and the flags are out. have you got your medals, dad? today's commemorations at his home in kenilworth are particularly poignant for rusty waughman. a lancaster bomber pilot who survived 30 missions. losses on our squadron

president donald trump and germany's far right if tea party. the future does not belong to us the future belongs to patriots the future belongs to sovereign and independent nations to peace here get it global you globalization as we know it has failed a new worldwide economic system is emerging based on sovereign national economic areas the state some observers say that is rubbish and that we will eventually get back to business as usual global trade will resume and thrive vast amounts of goods will once again be zipping around the world globalization they say has increased standards of living bringing hundreds of millions out of poverty it has also proved vastly profitable for some flying around the world will again become normal every day activity global communication is of great benefit to humanity so why unto any or all of that i think. we're going to see a surge in digitalization but we're not going to see a surge in de globalization because we aren't going to forego the cost advantages of globally distributed manufacturing and the global

a tea party-style protest demanding the reopeni of the economy.ald trump continu to hold press conferences where h often lavishes himself with praise. this time, boasting t about repe masked, they're impossible to muzzle. th, a chinese-american correspondent from the u.s. islocoit ts. >> if every day americans are still losing their pres. trump: t losingnd day? their lives everywhere in the world and maybe that's a question you shod ask china! why are you ying that to me specifically?um pres. saying it to anybody who would ask a nasty question like tha ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, appreciate it. nick: an abrupt exit from a president looking for a quick escape from this crisis. ryck york. b laura: let's get more on what we learned from the senate hring. we're joined by director of the harvard global healtnstitute. thanks so much for being with us. hedr. fauci warned of risk of triggering an outbreak you can't control by reopening too qckly bu isn't that what we're risking doing? guest: absolutely. thank you for having me on. what dr.

a tea party-style protest demanding the reopening of the economy.ss conferences where he often lavishes himself with praise. this time, boasting about american testing. but though the reporters are masked, they're impossible to muzzle. this, a chinese-american correspondent from the u.s. network, cbs. >> why is this a global competition to you if every day americans a still losing their lives and we're still seeing more cases every day? pres. trump: they're losing their lives everywhere in the world and maybe that's a question you should ask china! reporter: sir, why are you saying that to me specifically? pres. trump: i sayingt to anybody who would ask a nasty question like that. yodies and gentlemen, than very much, appreciate it. ack: an abrupt exit from president looking for a quick nick bryant, bbc news, new york. ore on what weet learned from the senate hearing. we're joined by director of the harvard global health institutes than much for being with us. dr. fauci warned of theisk o triggering an outbreak you can't control by reopening too qui

so we're talking about how much of the tea party will amash siphon off.n from '16. johnson really had a lot more support because he was pulling from the left side of the spectrum. amash, even after his exodus from the party and some votes he took with democrats that were on pretty big issues, he is still more conservative than 84% of house republicans. so, you know, that's a problem when you're trying to market him to a biden audience. and then i'm a little bit more -- i've always been bearish about the soft support we see about right holding biden up in the swing states and reminded about abortion and guns. i always thought those people might not follow through anyway. we know for sure parscale, and by the way, this panel is the nightmare for parscale. i hope he sees this and he can't sleep for a week. so, you know, parscale strategy -- what he was talking about with polling, what he's trying to say is, look, identify got this social media hunting machine. it's $100 million financed new voter turnout machine. i mean, it's basically what i argue democrats

meet remotely to discuss effective solutions for the development of a cold with 19 vaccine and new tea party investigation asks whether water should be a free natural resource or commodity traded for profit and how well the u.s. elections shaping up as the country battles calls with 19 we look into whether donald trump can survive this historic setbacks june announces era. an end to hong kong special status the u.s. says it's lost its autonomy as china prepares a new security law. cards all robin and this is al jazeera lies one headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes the u.s. death toll from corona virus passes 100000 but businesses are reopening across the country. brazil's president doesn't follow the rules but a poll shows most of the country wants a social.

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this, a liberty rally in boston, massachusetts, a tea party—style protest demanding the immediate reopeningonomy. donald trump continues to hold press conferences where he often lavishes himself with praise, this time boasting about american testing. but though the reporters are masked, they are impossible to muzzle. this, a chinese—american correspondent from the us network cbs. why is this a global competition to you if every day americans are still losing their lives and we are still seeing more cases every day? well, they are losing their lives everywhere in the world and maybe that's the question you should ask china. sir, why are you saying that to me, specifically? i'm telling you, i'm not saying it specifically to anybody, i'm saying it to anybody who would ask a nasty question... that's not a nasty question. please go ahead. can i ask... ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, appreciate it, thank you very much. but he left without taking any more questions, an abrupt exit from a president looking for a quick escape from this crisis. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. let's get mo

this, a liberty rally in boston, massachusetts, a tea party—style protest demanding the immediate reopeningd trump continues to hold press conferences where he often lavishes himself with praise, this time boasting about american testing. but though the reporters are masked, they are impossible to muzzle. this, a chinese—american correspondent from the us network cbs. why is this a global competition to you if every day americans are still losing their lives and we are still seeing more cases every day? well, they are losing their lives everywhere in the world and maybe that's the question you should ask china. sir, why are you saying that to me, specifically? i'm telling you, i'm not saying it specifically to anybody, i'm saying it to anybody who would ask a nasty question... that's not a nasty question. please go ahead. can i ask... ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, appreciate it, thank you very much. but he left without taking any more questions, an abrupt exit from a president looking for a quick escape from this crisis. during the hearing sentaor rand paul said to dr fauci tha

supervise site near city hall in the civic center neighborhood they do have the back and there's or tea party so instead of one port-a-potty. >>10250 people. well, we know homes. i think there's 3 on either side put up with hand washing stations all the challenges that people are sharing bathrooms. >>the first choice being hotel rooms for the homeless. the city was supposed to secure nearly 8,000 rooms. but so far only 1300 unhoused people were moved into hotel rooms and harvey's as part of a statewide program to shelter vulnerable human services agency is responsible for this. >>if a long time to bring hotels online to negotiate contracts. they're having some. >>against areas around staffing, although all of the hotels and i've been at i've been. find was staffing maybe even over staff. so you know they've had a lot of reasons a lot of excuses sometimes a new excuse every week san francisco supervisor matt haney says. >>the city needs to move faster with getting people into hotel rooms well, the safe sleeping areas provide food and health services, he says they could actually be costing the

and authority who appear in the tea party behind that is because if you see it as equal it means is equal in clout in dominance in leadership in influence and in prowess as well as in threat ok there's also is a fundamental thing that there's a gap in terms of the american knowledge is a fact that they don't actually know what china wants in order for you to have a hot war china has to want to go to war china doesn't want to go to war. ok for china if you want to with we're focusing on the issues of globalization or the cost that will come if we stop globalization is the key things that will happen is that you will have decline of influence and dominance of multilateral institutions that were let in established by the by the western powers and well you will then see is that the chinese similar to what people are talking about with regard to w.h.o. is you're saying well you either w.h.o. fall in line with us or you fall in line with china which one do you want right in china is willing to say listen we're willing to stay with us globalized globalization light and say let's work together an

this, a liberty rally in boston, massachusetts, a tea party—style protest demanding the immediate reopeningonferences where he often lavishes himself with praise, this time boasting about american testing. but though the reporters are masked, they are impossible to muzzle. this, a chinese—american correspondent from the us network cbs. why is this a global competition to you if every day americans are still losing their lives and we are still seeing more cases every day? well, they are losing their lives everywhere in the world and maybe that's the question you should ask china. sir, why are you saying that to me, specifically? i'm telling you, i'm not saying it specifically to anybody, i'm saying it to anybody who would ask a nasty question...

would need to prove it was fit for purpose if the single currency is the largest economy with the tea party the e.u. commission boss didn't like. their recent ruling of the german constitutional court to put under the spotlight to ease use of the european union and the euro system and the european legal system the final word an e.u. law is always spoken in luxembourg nowhere else so with their well not quite that statement from a sort of on the line gave those that will be vying for the job of german chancellor next year when angle of merkel calls it a day an opportunity to show just how tough they are the statement from the u. commission in particular that part of the european law always takes precedence over national law especially in such a conditional form is simply natural chancellor merkel herself assent that countries including a fiscal helping hand due to corona should rely on existing other news like the european stability mechanism don't just bite the same big slap in the face by member states like italy. remember full to well the crippling austerity that was forced to be. availab

old was expected to retire after the 2020 election reporting for either press natasha sweet are tea. party folks have a question for you is the media currently under attack from the likes of president trump and others or are they on the attack well that's an interesting question maybe the answer is both here to help us sort it all out is radio talk show host steve gruber steve welcome aboard glad to have you sir steve good to be here thank you so much for the invite all right well this comes up at least in my mind because andy lack now the former head of n.b.c. news and m.s.n. b.c. penned an opinion piece talking about how journalism in his view is under attack in various ways the coronavirus he cited the confrontations with the president and reporters at his news conferences like this one with n.b.c.'s peter alexander watch . americans were scared i guess nearly 200 dead 14000 your say millions as you witnessed who are scared right now what you say to americans who are watching you right now who are scared i say that you're a terrible reporter that's what i say to the president we're just

he co-authored the proclamation that led to the boston tea party. so he went out there and they were out of there, the massachusetts delegation figured they were going to run the congress. rush said to them as did others in the pennsylvania delegation, if you don't put aside your belief that you think you should be in charge, even though you are right, and let the virginias virginias think they are running it, we are doomed. this is john adams first introduction to this. a young man, good-looking young doctor who talks a lot, very opinionated. rush make sure that they get in the same carriage together, they are in the same suburb of philly. so that rush could talk his ear off as they come into town. rush and many of the other doctors in philadelphia took care of the congressman. so they would have him over for dinner. adams originally thought rush was a good place to have food. in his letters he talks with to abigail that they serve really good melons at his house, he has a really good view of the delaware. and because john dickinson will not vote f

here to debate from tea party patriots, jenny martin and democratic strategists is on the phone with us, thank you for coming on. let's do a breakdown what this economy looked like before we had this pandemic, december of 2019, unemployment at 3.9% and look at the accolades, dow jones, 23 record highs, nasdaq at 28, poverty rate hit new lows in 2018. how is joe biden going to pull off this criticism of donald trump's economy. >> the unemployment rate is 14%, most economists say it is headed toward 30%. donald trump didn't create the pandemic but he has mismanaged it from the beginning and we are seeing the result of that in jobs and lives. 100,000 americans have lost their life in this and everything the president does, every mistake has cost us tremendously. todd: what is your response? >> what the president has done is make sure we have the ability to fight this pandemic so more lives were not lost and we slowed the curve prepared the hospitals and they are prepared now. the question is who's going to lead us out of this economic downturn and no doubt we are in an economic downturn

i was they are one-sided townhall when the governor was a tea party stalwart and was there talking about beyers in the trash with locals everybody was grunting and then started to talk about how undeserving people were taking advantage of medicaid laying on their couch to get hands out one - - hands out and they really came to life and the applause rippled through the hall like a crazy change of energy. and those and other similar areas are overwhelmingly white. i think harlan is 97 percent non-hispanic white. that opposition to bigger government is behind the rhetoric about not deserving others, corrupting others. so far that i heard and with that argument against the broader social safety net. and not just appalachia these means and thoughts pop up in other places and have never seen a person of color or a hispanic or immigrant. there is another place i write about in fremont nebraska. there really are no immigrants in fremont nebraska. but in 2010 and 2014, the people voted in referendum for the toughest municipal ordinance against illegal immigrants in the united states. it barred em

the boston tea party -- they went to the ships to secure the tee so it could not be shipped back to england. guess what? they threw it overboard instead. guess where they had just been? the dream the green dragon tavern. over and over again, i was like what? in that way it was very satisfying. thanks. good question. >> hi susan. thank you for appearing here. as a reporter, i think your ability to take this information and bring it together is fantastic. as a retired educator, i would if i was insulating, i would like to come back and write a curriculum and lesson plans for the book. i think he did a great job at making it real. you cannot argue with what you have read. the kids would be interested in that. very few schools in america would let you promote that, that it would make history alive. as it recovering alcohol and addict, you are writing is important. as my students would have said, you've got skills. there is no question about that. now the question. you are the daughter of john cheever who i consider one of the great american writers in that pantheism. from the professional persp

you remember the boston tea party, and that's not a need to crack, they do it in boston.is no way you want to go into the surf and you love to see bill de blasio trying to stop people trying to get a tan. especially on the south shore of long island when he gets up to about 75 degrees. when there is a crisis, people's true colors really shine through. people are now looking at me as the voice of reason, interestingly enough. in other places people are really being exposed for just being really nasty, small minded control freaks, in places like, you can't go to church but you can buy we do. or you can't hold a political rally but you can go gambling. this stuff is crazy, and it's exposing people for who they are. if california wants to give a half a billion to illegals then let them do it, but that comes out of their bank account. that shouldn't come out of the federal government's bank account. >> juan: emily, speak to that point if you well. i guess the defense from california is, these are our neighbors and these people live in our communities. if they are going hungry