they lauded the world health organization -- the world health organization lauded china for reversing the virus' genome in mid-january while neglecting to meng that it took -- to mention that it took china at least 14 days to do this, even as the virus continued spreading across europe and reaching america. dr. tedros said in early february that there was no need for measures that, quote, unnecessarily interfere with international travel and trade in trying to halt the spread of that coronavirus. now, early february was a few days after president trump stopped travel from china, except for american citizens coming home. but during that period of time, dr. tedros thought it was unnecessary to interfere with international travel. time and time again, the world health organization endorsed and also repeated chinese government talking points, and they did it all to the rest of the world's detriment. we now know that there was a continued flow of misinformation coming from the chinese government since the on-set of the pandemic with little to no pushback by the world health organization on

to the world health organization. reviously, chinese leaders came under incredible scrutiny by the world health organization back in 2003. for the sars outbreak. china was not transparent with sars likeik they were transparet until too late in regards to this virus pandemic that we are fighting today. back then, the chinese government make sure that information regarding the outbreak of sars was not made public. at that point, the world health organizationhe did the what they're responsible for doing. they publicly reprimanded china back in 2003 on the sars outbreak. chinese leaders then quickly fell in line with the rest of the world. was the world health organization every country. the world health organization had been doing his job on this pandemic, and maybe china would have been quicker and admitting that it was human to human and how that is even in their own vcountry. however, we are seeing a very different approach now to the organizations handling china's information suppression campaign for the world health

i want to know what the world health organization knew and when they knew it. i asked that my questions be answered no later than may 1. much to my dismay, the world health organization has refused to answer my questions about its handling of the virus. it would seem that the organization is much more focused on covering for china than it is in answering questions that every single american has a right to know. and not only does it-- the united states have the right to know this information for the benefit of the whole world because transparency brings accountability, but because we give i think about 400 billion-- 400 million dollars a year to support the world health organization. and i believe we're the largest contributor to it. and i believe china gives about 10% of what the united states taxpayers put in. so i want you to know i'll continue to push the world health organization for answers to my letter, probably a lot of other questions that ought to be asked, other than the one my letter had. ultimately then primary responsible for this pandemic lies with

the e.u. is is is is also registering their unhappiness world health organization as it appears that the world health organization is more governed by politics then and jennings right ok so what i want us to look at let's just take a listen look at that because of course in any multilateral organizations you'll get a struggle to find can consensus just going back to the question i asked what would be the benefit to the united states of leaving the w.h.o. . well certainly it would make a statement and certainly the u.s. taxpayer would save save money from it if the world health organization is really just something that the chinese government is so co-opted there's no point for the united states to state it at all furthermore that it that with the u.s. withdrawal from might encourage other countries to place pressure on other w.h.o. and the chinese government and make their behavior more up and demick oriented ok so we have accusations coming from china excuse me coming from the i think states and from others that china is behind this pandemic let's let's stay with this accusation that the w.h.

the u.s. organizations. i think this court dealt with that the right way in citizens united and distinguished the foreign organizations from the u.s. organizations, and it is a different case. justice kavanaugh: thank you, counsel. chief justice roberts: one minute to wrap up, mr. bowker. mr. bowker: thank you, your honor. requirement policy to foreign members of these tightknit international entities fighting hiv-aids overseas puts words in the mouths of the u.s. members of those entities, and the program regulations prevent the u.s. members from even disavowing what the foreign members are compelled to say. the injunction should be upheld. chief justice roberts: thank you, counsel. mr. michel, three minutes for rebuttal. >> just a few points. first to respond to justice sotomayor's question, footnote one of our brief explains that the prior submission was cleared the statute was being challenged only with respect to domestic entities, and a true invalidation would invalidate the statute even as applied to f

the u.s. organizations. i think the court dealt with that in the right way in citizens united and distinguished the organizations from the u.s. organizations and it's a different case. >> thank you, counsel. one minute to wrap up. >> thank you, your honor. applying the policy requirement that members of these tightknit international entities fighting overseas puts words in the mouths of the u.s. members of those entities and the program regulations effectively present to members from disavowing with the foreign members are compelled to say. the injunction should be upheld. >> thank you, counsel. three minutes for a rebuttal. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, just a few points. first to respond to the justices question about footnote that the required was being charged with respect to the domestic entities and it would invalidate the foreign entities that have no connection. a. by making the choice to affiliate with a foreign entity that accepts leadership fun as unlike in the case last time and in the cases th

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permanent and reconsider membership in the organization. china's foreign ministry criticized the u.s. president's threats. the letter tried to mislead the public in this plausible way to slander china's prevention and control efforts and shock the us his responsibility for incompetence in its own prevention and control this is futile. believe the movie. member states agreed to a comprehensive and independent review of the global pandemic response our own ways w. jordi mains fully committed to trying to spot and see accountability and continuous improvement we want accountability more of anyone. the review will take place quote at the earliest appropriate moment. let's bring in our correspondent in washington d.c. all of us all it all over the president says the w.h.o. could have done a better job in managing this crisis especially in the early days of the pandemic what more can you tell us about why trump is threatening to cut funding and quit the world's health body. well clearly you want to look at the overarching picture and that particul

funding to the world health organization permanent all the u.s. president also accuses china of being partly responsible for that other chinese actions and i think they've done a. very sad job in the last period of time and again the united states pays them $450000000.00 a year china pays them $38000000000.00 a year and they're a puppet of china. china centric to put it nicer but their puppet of china made the u.s. tries to use china as an issue to shirk responsibility and bargain over its international obligations to the w.h.o. this is a miscalculation in the u.s. has picked the wrong target me when there is some truth in the u.s. leaders open later is full of hints perhaps and maybe tries to use specious methods to mislead the public and achieve the goals of smearing china's antivirus if it's an shoot responsibility for the united states on insufficient response this is futile a look at all the reaction from our white house correspondent can be held at very shortly but fast we go to london with us a bag who has been following all the development

the organizations the rector of general welcomed the resolution. only use debit job remains fully covered need to do transparency accountability and going to news improvement we want accountability. anyone the united nations as they rectally criticized warlords are over the violence in libya the u.n. special representative says the vast majority of civilian casualties was the result of a tux by half dollars forces libya's u.n. recognize government is continuing its offensive against his forces after seeing a major seizing a major air base syria's warring parties have agreed to reconvene in geneva to negotiate the constitution once the coronavirus pandemic eases the united nations a special envoy gary pedersen says the relative calm in the last rebel held in clave of provided an opportunity for building confidence he's called on all parties to work towards a un facilitated peace process mistletoes prime minister has resigned after months of pressure over allegations that he was involved in the murder of his former wife tell us about his coalition fe

pointing the finger at the world health organization. uld point out, once again pointing the finger at china. we will get to that in a moment. essentially, u.s. statement saying they support this review, but they want to understand more about the virus and also the timeline, and that is really keywording, because the u.s. president has accused the world health organization -- that is really key, because the u.s. president has accused the world health organization about their action as pertains to covid-19, and the president is running for reelection and is looking for someone to blame. now, the u.s. president, for his part, has been suggesting there could be punitive measures against china, although he has said in the last hour he does not believe he wants to discuss retaliation, but he is being criticized by some top democrats on capitol hill, who are concerned about the president's comments. chuck schumer, the top democrat in the senate, called the president's comments reckless and said the review of the world health organization and ot

of the world but they have a china bias, the organization essentially in china for far too long. ying things like they were being cramped to their behavior. it is the opposite of what the leader of the organization, the president is absolutely right to find some way to put pressure on the dhl to reform. we don't want to pull out, we want to cut off funding to do the right thing, unless they have pressure to do so. we have seen that from past action. jillian: the who appears to have done, is unforgivable if true. the letter the president sent, china's response, us leaders letter was full of such ambiguous wording indicating, probably have likely mislead the public, smear china's efforts and shift the blame of us incompetence to others. another big problem is this trade deal, the fact we are so reliant on the chinese. is this a great opportunity to isolate the country with us and punish the country once and for all. >> it has been reprehensible. any american job, is not fair. they basically want to partner up with them, get property in formation. the american factory is out of busin

permanent and reconsider our membership in the organization. china's foreign ministry criticized the us president threats. the letter tried to mislead the public in this plausible way to slander china's prevention and control efforts and shark the u.s. has responsibility for incompetence in its own prevention and control this is futile. believe the movie. other. member states agreed to a comprehensive and independent review of the global pandemic response on ways that later jordi mainz fully committed to trying to spot and see accountability and continuous improvement we want accountability more than anyone. the review will take place quite at the earliest appropriate moment. where for more now i'm joined by andrew goldman he is a harvard educated infectious disease specialist he's also a member of the german parliament the bonus time for the business friendly f.t.p. pardon mr allman it's good to have you on the show let me ask you as a medical professional how what grade would you give the work of the w.h.o. . i would give it a c. minus to be h

over 100 countries are now backing an inquiry into how the organization handled the we'll talk with a doctor from the. good to have you with us we now have a 1st cost projection for rescuing europe's economy from the pandemic half a trillion. german chancellor angela merkel and french president. have outlined a joint plan to speed europe's economic recovery it will be a rescue fund to boost hard hit sectors of the economy and in a 1st chance or men. work with her longstanding resistance to the e.u. raising joint debt to fund recovery efforts here's more now from merkel and micron as they were detailing their proposal earlier today for the franco german cooperation and franco german friend. leads us to setting a signal we know that we are 27 and when france and germany give a signal no i think the whole of europe is in better shape to form an opinion and to progress that's why we want to issue 500. 1000000000 euro fun on the shirt term for. expenses for the sectors and regions that are hardest hit by this recovery fund of 500000000000 euros and it's not going to be a grant to a region

this is e w news live from berlin donald trump delivers an ultimatum to the world health organization the u.s. president threatens the u.n. agency with his country's problems with unless it makes changes within the next 30 days describing it as a puppet of china also on the side on the program for super cycloid heads towards india and bangladesh forcing millions to fling it back to the winds and rain on the storms are only threats it's also jeopardizing the country's coronavirus response. welcome to the program us president donald trump has threatened to withdraw the united states from the world health organization and permanently and u.s. funding in a letter to the un bodies tarik to general mr trump demands changes based on his criticisms within 30 days he accuses the organization of mishandling the global coronavirus response and being a puppet of china china describes the comments as a smear campaign and and their cues as mr trump of the united states has responsibilities. final this isn't fully defunct but w. even before trump had issued his in century letter to the world health

an independent investigation is ordered into the world health organization is handling of the corona virus pandemic. that i'm a clock designs are alive the halls are coming up libya's internationally recognized government make small gains retakes another town held by the warlords and before have to. strain a relationship to be as syrian government seizes the assets of president bashar assad's cousin and billionaire businessman. activists in argentina call on the government for help after more than a 1000 coronavirus cases importance there it's. so the united states is facing a growing backlash favorites threat to public hold funding to the w.h.o. that's after president on the trump said the organizations missteps have come out on extreme cost and i think they've done a. very sad job in the last period of time and again the united states pays them $450000000.00 a year china pays them $38000000000.00 a year and they're a puppet of china they are china centric to put it nicely but they're a puppet of china. well russia has become the latest global power to condemn trump's threats it's a

it's one of the quandaries an organization like the w.h.o. faces because it doesn't have all the same sort of leverage you know it's it can't sanction states it can't threaten to invade say to doesn't have those sorts of tools of diplomacy so what it can do is it can think we could name and shame that state we could publicly call it out and chastise it or we could try to have a more coopted relationship and when you've got a country where a pandemic seems to be starting i think that the calculation of the w.h.o. made was it's probably going to be to our advantage we're probably going to get more and better information from the chinese government if we are working with them if we are trying to provide a tool and so i so i completely understand the criticism i just don't know that given the structures of the w.h.o. and the powers that the member states have given to the i don't know how much more it was going to be able to force china to do anything and to take other sorts of actions would you want to see a more assertive w.h.o. do you do you s

people or it's getting water from whatever it is, in the absence of organization, nothing will be done. so the question is, what kinds of organizations already exist that do this sort of work that will lead to the goals we need? to the organizations have, currently, the capacity to do more than what they are doing? if they don't, and people help in expanding that capacity? if they have the capacity, as is the case with many unions, how can, in some cases, leadership that has encouraged, for example, luxury housing development is against working-class housing topic, is it possible, not to fight the union but to change the union and the direction? we saw this happen with the biggest local, in california where the employees association turns against present expansion even though they had the drops because they realize the hard unions in the world was about making life better for people in communities, for people working in public sector work, for people who did home healthcare, for people who did everything else they realize it would be very happy to lose some jobs i

in hurley it was the parade organizers and the group that wanted to join the parade. ofesponse to the last part your question, nobody is forcing the domestic entity to affiliate with the foreign entity. the domestic entity has a choice to take the money and use it itself. to hypocrisy or disturbance the message is a result of its own choice to affiliate with the group must make the statement. toy are not being forced affiliate with anyone in the way that was at issue in the cases you cited. justice roberts: thank you, counsel. justice gorsuch? you seem touch: rely heavily on legal separation, but the first -- it is not clear why that cares. as opposed to the imputation -- can you speak to that further please? mr. michel: the reason to follow corporate separation here is that is how the grant program is organized. earlier there was a forced association that attribution matters. and every one of their funding condition cases, the court has looked to the effect on the recipient of the funds itself and respondents and the foreign entities are making the conscious choice t

the world health organization. first assembly, the director general declared this organization was physically prepared to raise the health -- thef all people and prime objective of the world health organization is the fight against disease on a global scale. the representatives of nearly on, andtion have signed this means an organization with the authority to act. to beave the potential with every organization. of every race, all races and nations. already will be extended. many -- millions of people will be given prophylactic injections. widespread system of medical control will be everywhere. new and powerful drugs such as penicillin -- penicillin. a constant flow of up-to-date information in every nation now makes it possible to apply the discoveries of modern medicine. cholera broke out shortly before first sibling meeting of the world health organization. new york was then the clearinghouse for the vaccines fight inment needed to egypt. needles, syringes -- anything else? anything? don't worry about the paymen

to the goals that we need? do those organizations have currently the capacity to do more than what they are doing? if they dealt, could people help in expanding the capacity? if the have the capacity, but, for example, as is the case with many public-sector unions, have had in some cases leadership that has encouraged, for example, luxury housing development as against working-class housing development, then is it possible not to fight the union but from within to change the union and change the direction? we saw this happen with the biggest local -- in california when the california state employees association turned against prison expansion, even though they had members who would lose jobs. because they realized that their larger unions in the world was about making life better for people in communities, for people working public-sector work, for people who get home health care, for people who did everything else. they realize they would be very happy, content, to lose some jobs in prison if those resources in the people who were e

president is threatening to make funding cuts the world health organization permanent unless it commits to improvements within 30 days it uses the body of being a puppet of china trumps ultimatum to the w.-h. ok moments after he revealed his taking a drug that health experts warn could have fatal side effects. president donald trump is so confident in the drug he himself dubbed a game changer against covert 19 that he himself takes one pill of hydroxy chloroquine with zinc every morning object and hydroxy dryer went right have a. couple of weeks ago started to get it because i think it's kind of had a lot of good stories and if it's not good i'll tell you right doctor to get heard but it's been around for 40 years from malaria for a loop as for other things the president unsolicited admission came at the end of a winding press conference next to restaurant executives about reopening the country what do you have to lose ok what do you have to learn that's despite no evidence of the drug working to prevent infection and own food and drug administration warning against using hydroxy chloro

in the united states, shows us that even in the context of nato's organization the united states is quite literally off the charts. but holds together the possibility of mass incarceration in the richest country in the history of the world is a combination of organized abandonment which is to say austerity and organized violence which is to say criminalization policing presence and deportation. now we can take the slide down if people are satisfied with this image. we could but we aren't going to. we will also look at images from brazil russia india china and south africa. we would see a similar pattern emerging where no one, no country is remotely close to the united states but as russia and other countries have followed increasingly real liberal policy which is to say that the policies of the organized abandonment, the policies of austerity we have seen a number of people locked up arise and rise and rise. the united states remains off the charts. with that said abolition actually is not a recitation of a catastrophe or a culture. if the catastrophe in the com

the organization envisioned by the officers of the 92nd division announced itself to the public at a march 1919 meeting in harmless -- in harlem. they called their organization the league for democracy with the motto lest we forget. they appealed directly to black veterans and sought to harness their political energies. the league for democracy was an organization of soldiers for soldiers by soldiers. with the goal to keep alive the military spirit of the race. the primary mission of the league for democracy was to combat institutionalized racism, although the organization also had bigger objectives as well. actually envisioned having camps in cities and towns throughout the country. a native of sumter, south carolina served as an organizing force behind the league for democracy. mccain began his military career with the 24th division of the regular army serving in the philippines and mexico. he -- upon the u.s. entry into the world war, he joined 250 other enlisted regular army soldiers at the des moines officers training camp. he was appalled at his treatment and committed to do som

the organization director located in. review of the global coronavirus response as soon as possible. he tony previously promised one after the pandemic was over. i will initiate an independent evaluation. i d. l. s. appropriate to moment to review experience gained and lessons learned and to make recommendations to improve national and global pandemic preparedness and response. transaction date many came a a support group among w. hatatcher member states for any resolution calling for an independent review china had previously opposed one but seeking ping signaled his support saying it should be objective. from this is a sinus the idea of a comp. review of global response to cove in nineteen after it is brought under control to sum up t the experience and to address deficiencies counsel's office she because you're trying in the title. d. e. u. resolution no mention of china votes on it takes place in tuesday's session. the who's become a battleground for beijing and washington. with the us administration saying there was a

president donald trump he says missteps by the organization came at an extreme cost basically they have to clean up their act they have to do a better job they have to be much more fair to other countries including the united states so we're not going to be involved in the road to separate way. trumps the right to permanently stop funding to the w.h.o. is facing a growing backlash russia's deputy foreign minister is quoted as saying that they're against breaking the organization for another members political preferences while china has accused the u.s. of attempting to avoid responsibility for its own outbreak claiming transfer marks were meant to criticize china's response efforts well our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. the u.s. president pointing the finger at the world health organization and we should also point out once again in the last hour or so pointing the finger at china you can get to the moment but as centrally the u.s. statement to the u.s. mission to the united nations saying that they support this review but they want to understand more about the vi

for an independent investigation is ordered into the world health organizations handling of the corona virus pandemic. and i'm a clown this is out 0 live from doha also coming up at the un warns the pandemic is having a devastating impact on indigenous people well beyond the immediate threat to the health. strained relationship the syrian government seizes the assets of president bashar al assad's cousin and billionaire businessman. they play a big part in entertainment and in the work force on ships around the world we meet filipino seafarers facing an uncertain future. the united states is facing a growing backlash over its threat you probably hold the funding to the w.h.o. and that's after president donald trump said the organizations missteps have come i found extreme cost and i think they've done a. very sad job in the last period of time and again the united states pays them $450000000.00 a year china pays them $38000000000.00 a year and they're a puppet of china they're china centric to put it nicer but they're a puppet of china. well russia has become the latest global power to

of mistakes and in action he writes it is clear the repeated missteps by you and your organization in responding to the pandemic have been extremely costly for the wilds he also says officials backed china saying the only way forward for the world health organization is if it can actually demonstrate independence he then ends the lesser demanding major changes to the organization trump writes if the world health organization does not commit to major substantial improvements within the next 30 days i will make my temporary freeze of u.s. funding to the world health organization permanent while the us president also accuses china of being partly responsible for the w.h.s. actions and i think they've done a. very sad job in the list period of time and again the united states pays them $450000000.00 a year china pays them $38000000000.00 a year and they're a puppet of china. china centric to put it nicer but they're a puppet of china. i mean war the u.s. tries to use china as an issue to shirk responsibility and bargain over its international obligations to the w.h.o. this is a miscalcula

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organizing. whatever it is it's in the absence of organization, nothing will be done. so the question is what kind of organizations already exist that do this sort of work that would lead. do those organizations have currently the capacity to do more than what they are doing and if they don't, can people help and expand the capacity and if they have the capacity as is the case with many public-sector unions that have had in some cases leadership that has encouraged for example luxury housing development as against working class housing development, then is it possible from within to change the direction. we saw this happen with the biggest event in california when the california state employees association turned against the prison expansion even though they had members that would lose jobs because they realized there are a lot of unions in the world about making life better for people in communities and people working in college sector work into people that do home healthcare, for people who do everything else and they realized that they would be very happy and content

they are the oldest and largest nonpartisan latino voter registration organization in the country. the collection contains the first 20 years of the organization's existence, they are still in existence today. it's a very deep and wide collection if you're interested in learning about voter registration, particularly in minority communities. the organization was started in 1974 by willie velazquez, william c. velazquez. he is from san antonio and from a very -- as a very young man he was heavily involved in the chicano movement. when he was in college he was one of the founders of the mexican-american youth organization which was involved in doing voter registration drives at local colleges. also involved in high school walkouts. this was in the late '60s, early '70s when sort of the height of the chicano movement, the beginning of it and the height of it. so he was really interested in voter registration and getting the latino community to vote. to register to vote and to realize that they have a voice and by voting they have a voice. in fact, the motto is [ speaking foreign langu

with the pandemic and that the organization independent organization that oversees the world health organization they have said that the that they showed good leadership but the should be reviewed with the response that pandemic should be reviewed but not in the heat of the moment because it could hinder their work but they have said they have warned about the increasing politicize ation of the response to the pandemic so would this review this independent investigation also look into the origins of the virus because we know that an increasing number of countries want that looked into. no that's a separate resolution this would specifically look into the handling of how the world health organization dealt with the pandemic how they shared information how they warned other countries now the what will look into the origins of the virus is this resolution that's been supported with the right $120.00 countries not china was initially opposed to this now not opposed to the nie the supporting it this resolution calls for independent impartial and comprehensive investigation into the intern

coming from carpenter has been cold the company of the organ. during the weeks of crisis to come clear to the coast when vast concert hall. always goes into the courtyard of a senior citizens' home instead. exact locations of his appearances kept under wraps so the room people. many concert 20 minutes then comes the finale. come on carpenters here to give people a bit of enjoyment in this time of coronavirus lockdown. but also a message. for classical musicians you know we spend our whole lives and our work not only studying the great works on the technique of our instrument but also learning what that music means and how to make it mean something to a person who's sitting just a few feet away but also in general you know the tiny play a part that i play in the whole tapestry of cultural life which after all gives us something to live for that is more than just eating drinking surviving time and carpenter may sound frustration even furious it's understandable if he's a patient to start performing again but he also says that he sees the fight agai

out of the world health organization and permanently cut off funding to the director general of the trumpet demanded improvements based on his criticisms within 30 days he accused the u.n. agency of being too close to china. a smear campaign it accuses him of shirking america's responsibilities to supporting global health. final decision and folly to fund the w r even before trump issued his incendiary letter to the world health organization it was clear he was about to attack. but i think they've done a. very sad job in the last period of time. and again the united states pays them $450000000.00 a year china pays them $38000000000.00 a year and they're a puppet of china. china centric to put it nicer but they're a puppet of china those comments at a white house event were quickly followed by a trump tweet he linked to a letter accusing the w.h.o. of making a series of missteps over its response to the pandemic in it he warns that if the world health organization does not commit to major substantial improvements within the next 30 days i will make my temporary freeze of united states fundin

and she was the organizers' organizer. ne who took great pride in attention to the detail and who would make 400 phone calls knowing that 12 people might call her back, drove her everywhere, did all of these things. she, in the midst of that kind of organizing smarts, would always say we have to be bolder. we have to be bolder. and that's what we have to do. and so the economic and the emotional sort of downward drag that prison has on people are things that we can, bit by bit, push off to organizing. the example that i gave of the public sector union in california is an example of people who said, okay. economically we have this much of dependence on that but so much more in all other aspects of everyday life. and i'm thinking a lot about essential workers. the people who have been going to work every day, they've been told to stay home so they're still getting paychecks but they're working long hours at great, great, great -- greatly vulnerable to covid-19. so as what is it about the essential workers? what are they like?

policy for the world health organization. the widely discredited world health organization. good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." document suggests the trump administration will soon announce a major change in america's posture toward w.h.o. we will have details for you, sorting through them right now and just a moment. but first, the country appears to be splitting into two hemispheres even as we watch. places where public officials are allowing the science to guide their decisions, states like that are cautiously beginning to relax their lockdown and finding no spike in illness as they do it. then there is the other half of the country, places you are glad you don't live right now. in those places, power drunk politicians crow about science but resolutely ignore its findings and they don't care what the data says bared their decisions are driven by ambition, political calculation, and the pure animal joy of controlling other people's lives. places like that are tightening their lockdown's even now. may be no place in the country represents the authoritarian

did the world health organization do all the right things members decided investigation is needed into its coronavirus response. to the home run when you want your desire in life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes a warning that libya's war will get worse the u.n. says a flood of weapons and foreign involvement is having devastating attacks also accused of conspiring to murder has a strange wifeless tutus prime minister finally gives up his job also. police for help in argentina after more than a 1000 kroner virus cases the reported in a one as i read. bottom to the program nearly a full point $9000000.00 people infected in a matter of months now an investigation is to be held into how the world has responded to corona virus the world health organization's 194 member states have voted unanimously for an independent and impartial inquiry including an examination of the w h o's roll calls for an investigation led by australia and the european union. and ways. that leader job remains fully committed to trying to spot and see accountability and continuous improve

look number one is the world health organization does have questions to answer. china has questions to answer the origin of the virus the nature of transmission within china the notification system between the chinese provincial authorities and the national authorities in beijing and the notification timetable in terms of what apply between beijing and geneva on the w.h.o. and what the w.h.o. then did about it these are legitimate questions for which we need answers however to unilaterally conclude as president trump has concluded that all problems to do with the current code 19 pandemic can be slated back to the world health organization frankly just flies in the face of reality i think president trump is seeking in part to deflect attention from the performance of his own administration which even on the part of certain republicans has been judged to be chaotic. the president has also threatened to bomb and keep on funding from the shore now you had written an article in the economist earlier where the initial threats have been made for the suspension of u.s. fu

the field organizing department7 education and training. and they hit the pavement not only in san antonio, not only in texas, but they came up with a whole system for identifying coordinators in different regions and counties all over the southwest. and they created very detailed training manuals for how to put together a voter registration drive. everything you need to know. and it would start with a field coordinator. and here you can see they tell you what do you need to prepare for a voter registration drive? so, for example, it's saying you really need to know your state election laws. you need to be able to answer these questions. if you don't know the law, voting law or election code, then you just -- you don't look as informed as you should be. so they're telling these field coordinators, you need to know your stuff. and that the whole principle of this organizing campaign is unity. you want to get the community together. you want to organize the community and be united in this effort. so once the -- all of this, the coordinators ma