you've talked about the huge expansion of the post. rooms. you have been able to hire people, fund investigativejournalism. will the washington post still exist as a physical paper, do you think, print form, in ten years�* time? i hate to make predictions. print has been around a lot longer than a lot of people predicted and we have very loyal readers, but if i had to guess, the answer would be no. i think that we can see the trendlines for print newspapers and they are all down and ours has been done, the new york times has been down. that is just not how people live their lives these days. people are getting their information through digital means, typically through a mobile phone and social media. and that is how it is and so that is fine with me, because what i think is important is the journalism that we practice, not whether we deliver it on a piece of paper or deliver it on a computer screen. do you worry that the shift of advertising and the eyeballs associated with it to a few technology performs has made those technology giant

the help of the washington post, it is fine on its own. ashington post, not the mission of amazon. he has not interfered at all, he lets us cover amazon, him, with total independence as well, i can tell you this. not all that the stories are favourable and he does not come in at all on them, he does not criticise us, never suppressed a story and is not to suggest any stories. and his competitors know as well. we have a full access to his competitors, regardless of the field, whether retail, i cloud computing or space, commercial space, you name it, they will note we cover them independently, but they do talk to us. ., independently, but they do talk to us. ., ., , independently, but they do talk to us. ., , ., independently, but they do talk to us. ., ., ., ., independently, but they do talk to us. for those who do not know, it is im ortant us. for those who do not know, it is important so _ us. for those who do not know, it is important so that _ us. for those who do not know, it is important so that jeff _ us. for those who do not know, i

, the decisions made by post office, the decisions made by post office that resulted in expenditure ofand in the view of second sight, it is wholly inadequate. it is allowing post office off the hook, it is a failure of accountability. the prime minister has committed to getting to the bottom of this. it was challenged parliamentjust a bottom of this. it was challenged parliament just a few days bottom of this. it was challenged parliamentjust a few days ago by lucy allen, the mp for telford, where she said, heads must roll. at the moment, there is no official enquiry looking at the conduct of directors and senior staff at post office. ., , directors and senior staff at post office. . , ., . ., office. finally, then, how much of this is down _ office. finally, then, how much of this is down to _ office. finally, then, how much of this is down to the _ office. finally, then, how much of this is down to the cost _ office. finally, then, how much of this is down to the cost of - office. finally, then, how much of this is down to the cost of putting | this is down to the cost of putting it

one of the former post _ solicitors about it. one of the former post office _ solicitors about it. is month but that has already faced criticism by some former post office workers, who say that has no teeth because the judge doesn't have the ability to call people to give evidence. theyjust have to rely on those who are willing to give evidence as and when they please. government borrowing has hit the highest level since the end of world war ii. the enormous cost of supporting the economy during the coronavirus pandemic is laid bare in new figures from the office for national statistics, which says more than £300 billion was borrowed in the year to march. that's nearly £250 billion more than the year before. andy verity told me more about those eye watering figures. we talk about them as eye watering, but one thing that is really important to remember is they are not eye watering like debt is for you or me, for a household or a small business, where you have to worry about the debt collectors. the government does not have to worry about that because the government can print money an

the post—pandemic years have to address deep—rooted problems. the majority of the young people coming through are going to have to move out of the rhondda, unless they are an entrepreneur who want to set up their own business, to go and or “ earn —— earn those city salaries. as i say, i got two children — a 14—year—old daughter and an 11—year—old son — and, at the moment, i don't really want to encourage them to stay within the rhondda, because i think they're going to have a lot more opportunities outside. over the last year, it�*s places like the rhondda, with high levels of poverty and chronic diseases, which have suffered the most in this pandemic. generational problems that politicians have always struggled to solve. traditionally a labour heartland, the ground has shifted here in recent years. in the last welsh election, plaid cymru took this seat. this time around, the dynamic could be different again. having a voice in this country is quite a big thing. for the first time, 16 and 17—year—olds get to vote. the pandemic frames lloyd and rub

and he died about six weeks after his last cartoon appeared in "the washington post." his last cartoon appeared on august 26th, 2001, and he died just a week shy of his 92nd birthday in october. the library of congress has the herblock collection. we have about 14,460 of his editorial cartoons, but we have nearly all of the work he produced for "the washington post". he did give away cartoons to friends, but we have the majority of his output. so mr. block drew cartoons about presidents from hoover to the second george bush. and so you get to see how his career evolved, how his opinions changed. see how he drew particular presidents. obviously, i just brought out a selection of cartoons to give a sense of how he perceived different presidents and how his style evolved. the first cartoon we have is about herbert hoover who -- which was the first president that mr. block covered. and it shows hoover at the rapidan camp, before camp david existed. hoover favored a camp further down in the shenandoah mountains in rapidan, virginia. and so mr. block has depicted hoover leadi

but i believe the post office is still contesting that the post office knew you could not have a fair am hoping that everyone will be exactly the same as me. for the group- — will be exactly the same as me. for the group. and if sentences are quashed on both these grounds, that opens the door to pursuing further civil action. opens the door to pursuing further civil action-— civil action. yes. we then issue them with _ civil action. yes. we then issue them with a — civil action. yes. we then issue them with a letter— civil action. yes. we then issue them with a letter of _ civil action. yes. we then issue them with a letter of claim - civil action. yes. we then issue them with a letter of claim and | civil action. yes. we then issue - them with a letter of claim and they have appointed lawyers to deal with it, so they will either pay it, or we will have another court battle over it. either way, we will have another court battle over it. eitherway, it we will have another court battle over it. either way, it isn't over till it's over. t over it. either way, it isn't over till it's over

the computer system was installed in the post office in 1999. e crimes. as i have said, it came to a head on friday when the latest round of people who were wrongly convicted had their convictions overturned. miss vennels was also a nonexecutive director at the supermarket morrisons. she was also a nonexecutive director at the homeware retailer dunelm and also a charge of england minister. she will now step down from those roles to focus on the investigation. this morning we have had a further statement and she said she is truly sorry for the suffering caused to the 39 sub postmaster is as a result of their convictions that were overturned on friday. she goes on to say, it is obvious my involvement with the post office has become a distraction from the work undertaken by the boards i serve, morrisons, and dunelm and the church, and i have therefore stepped down with immediate effect from my board positions and now intend to focus fully with the ongoing government enquiry to ensure affected sub postmaster is get the answer is that they deserve. as

office because of this scandal and the damage that's been done to the post office brand. as an ordained minister in the church of england. former sub—postmaster and churchgoer tom hedges was also one of those who had his conviction overturned on friday. she's done the right thing now and stepped down, but ijust wonder whether she jumped before she was pushed. in a statement, paula vennells has again apologised to sub—postmasters and says that she will now be able to... "focus fully on working with the ongoing government inquiry to ensure the affected sub—postmasters and wider public get the answers they deserve". the department for business says it welcomes that move. but the man who ran the post office's original investigation says those questions won't be answered because the government inquiry is looking the wrong way. it wasn't dodgy software thati prosecuted sub—postmasters, it was senior management within post office, - and the inquiry is avoiding looking at the decision—making _ and the accountability within post office. - janet agrees and wants a more thorough inv

office because of this scandal and the damage that's been done to the post office brand. ese of st albans also announced today that paula vennells will be stepping back from her duties as an ordained minister in the church of england. former sub—postmaster and churchgoer tom hedges was also one of those who had his conviction overturned on friday. she's done the right thing now and stepped down, but i just wonder whether she jumped before she was pushed. in a statement, paula vennells has again apologised to sub—postmasters and says that she will now be able to... the department for business says it welcomes that move. but the man who ran the post office's original investigation says those questions won't be answered because the government inquiry is looking the wrong way. it wasn't dodgy software that prosecuted sub—postmasters, it was senior management within post office, and the inquiry is avoiding looking at the decision—making and the accountability within post office. janet agrees and wants a more thorough investigation. i think there is a lot more people involved, a

but we have to remember that the post office — but we have to remember that the post office case has gone on for so long that it is interesting that it is at _ long that it is interesting that it is at this— long that it is interesting that it is at this point that decision to withdraw— is at this point that decision to withdraw is made.— is at this point that decision to withdraw is made. �* , ., withdraw is made. let's move the ft. reau withdraw is made. let's move the ft. really interesting. _ withdraw is made. let's move the ft. really interesting. part _ withdraw is made. let's move the ft. really interesting. part of _ withdraw is made. let's move the ft. really interesting. part of the - really interesting. part of the defence the government offered for the greensill affair, david cameron said i didn't hire him. he was hired by the civil service and i barely met the man. the ft has found a little bit more about that. they made the running of the story. again, we have become unstoppable about these things. i would love to know where he is. where is this man? he waddled himself

never solace the post. to which of the new me job which. you say has. seemed up for you to most people wants to. be sure. not all. in this one because it's just. the words. we were close scrutiny that i could ask. you just lied once. more for. the. they don't want what i. saw. my niece just in the now which. is just from the original. charge to. most of the what. they are. it reno was among the $317.00 who failed at the 1st selection around $103.00 candidates made it through to the 2nd. match geysers financial survival guide liquid assets does that you can convert into account as quite easily. to keep in mind no assets to me into a place to watch guys or board. the on site realm takes a few months as doctors train as experts and psychologists put the aspiring cosmonauts through their paces. fortunately pop up. continue through sporting a switch or adopts the quick. enough you know it's. somewhere the commercial just want to hold you. hostage to. finally each. sub place he chased. the one who seemed most all but needed the wood on the c.b.s. show if you

that is what "the washington post" does under democrat regimes. highness, the princess kamala, rode in the park to her crochet shop, and ir is presented with the usual glass ceiling rubbish. the first sentence in the story is "when vice president harris visited a woman-owned a yarn shop," a woman owning a yarn shop, tucker, that is shattering the glass ceiling. everyone knows the yarn shop is owned by halliburton. if you try and buy a nice north country quilt, it is probably made by dick cheney over the weekend. and so, even this, a woman-owned yarn shop, kamala harris, she is going to a woman-owned yarn shop by a woman who probably declares her pronouns as kamala declares her pronouns. you know, i used to, as you mentioned at the top of the show, we live in activist, radical times, under an urgent, busy government that never stops, whether it is from packing the supreme court, or from its plan to federalize the voting system of the country, and yet, incredibly, the president and the vice president, who are the only elected members of the executiv

it's made it to the front of the post today. rest. photograph there. that's georgina yates. you can take... she's got some maroon bean seeds apparently that you can take a long and exchange them for a variety of organics. calum, you and i have but one thing in common. we both overslept. laughter yes, yes, yes. this was the grammar of the west. l’m yes, yes, yes. this was the grammar of the west-— of the west. i'm going to spare your blushes and — of the west. i'm going to spare your blushes and let _ of the west. i'm going to spare your blushes and let you _ of the west. i'm going to spare your blushes and let you get _ of the west. i'm going to spare your blushes and let you get some - of the west. i'm going to spare your| blushes and let you get some sleep. sam and calum, thank you very much. thanks to ben who did my paper review on the morning the clocks change because i was in a hotel in central london and i slept through the night. whoops. good night. good evening. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes here with your latest sports news. sou

hundreds of subpostmasters were prosecuted for theft, fraud and false accounting because of the post 's defective horizon accounting system, with 39 having their convictions overturned by the court of appeal last week. the clearing of their names follows the overturning of six other convictions in december. the business minister made a statement to mps. thejudgement last week will require careful consideration by all involved, the government wants to see all postmasters whose convictions have been overturned fairly compensated as quickly as possible and we will work with the post office towards this goal. in september the government announced an inquiry under ex high courtjudge, sir win williams. the inquiry has made such progress already heard from a number of effective postmasters and a cough or evidence has recently closed. the inquiry is now planning for public hearings. the horizon dispute has been long running and for the benefit of anyone involved it's important that this inquiry reaches its conclusion swiftly. i look forward to receiving the report later this summer. this is t

the coast of syria but that's where the news and notes of the post which is put the us. yeah which is the equivalent of the bottled up one of them. used and they also got to hear a lot of really which was pledged and even the biotin will do is to open yourself to rely on you of course it's effect as reason. as a business consultant constantine knew that his chances of being a cosmonaut was slim so aged 30 he joins the leading aviation institute and spent 5 years preparing for this process. of putting a civil suit position to pull students to be she. deserves it and i would appreciate your question though it took me a new. york when you do it. do you miss the old you don't get a little worse you know what it was told to go out on. a good storm just. didn't look like look which was more. precious to the shit this is that there's. a super bowl induced so there's no way to do it oh look. just. as well. as a serious athlete irina is a cross-country ski climber around freediver she also has a ph d. in medical science and works for the olympic committee's innovation center and

certification required to be eligible to take the post-exam. >> and some officers ue to obtain the cpr card, is that right? >> correct. >> do you know what is required to maintain that card? >> it's a four-hour test. there's a written test and skills examination test out. >> what does it cover? >> it includes adult cpr, infant cpr and choking. >> at this time i would like to display to the witness, not to the jury, exhibit 277 for identification. if you look at what's been marked for identification as exhibit 277, does that appear to be an american heart association cpr card? >> yes. >> while it's not a requirement, some officers continue them and those cards are maintained in the records of the minneapolis police department? >> if they took a full course, we would be the record holder. >> and then if we can look at exhibit 278. that also appears to be a cpr card with a different year. >> correct. >> i'll offer exhibits 277 and 278. >> they are received. >> if we could publish exhibit 277 and highlight the portion. does this appear to be a heart saver cpr card issue

the footage with twitter agreeing to lift the ban only off the rachel blevins to me to the post that blevins told us the real issue is that those responsible have still not been held to account. they said that they were doing this because i violated their graphic content policy essentially because in that video you were watching civilians and journalists lose their lives and the context that they give behind that is to say that for the families of those victims that would be hard to watch that would be hard for that footage to be out there and to that extent they're correct about that i mean this is disturbing footage and yet at the same time it's also even more disturbing for those families to know that even though that footage has been out there the attackers the murderers who are responsible still have not been brought to justice 1st released by wiki leaks in 2010 the once classified pentagon appears to show the indiscriminate shooting of more than a dozen civilians in a suburb from an american helicopter among those killed were 2 employees of the reuters news agency we can leak s

never salis the post. to which of the new he job which. you say was. zoomed up with the most people who wants to. be sure. the funfest not only. in islam because just. the words. we were close to it negates you. you just lied once. more for. the. they don't want what i. saw. just in the now which. is just from the original. charge to. most of the what. they are. what is my point was. it reno was among the $317.00 who failed at the 1st selection around $103.00 candidates made it through to the 2nd. i'm max kaiser one more of my guide to financial survival this is a hedge fund and it's a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these has flaws are simply not accountable and we're just adding more and more to them. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for a while because we are. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. there are calls for a $911.00 style investigation into the capitol hill riots of january 6th is this an effort to seek the truth or to fa

office off the hook — is a allowing post office off the hook at — is a allowingis no official— hook. at the moment, there is no official inquiry looking at the conduct _ official inquiry looking at the conduct of directors and senior sfaf at post— conduct of directors and senior sfaf at post office. conduct of directors and senior sfaf at post office-— at post office. outside court now though- -- _ at post office. outside court now though... celebrations _ at post office. outside court now though. .. celebrations after- at post office. outside court now though... celebrations after so l at post office. outside court now i though... celebrations after so many years it will take a while to sink in. our business correspondent colletta smith is at the court of appeal in central london. such an emotional morning, explain the significance of this.— the significance of this. well, as ou have the significance of this. well, as you have been _ the significance of this. well, as you have been hearing - the significance of this. well, as you have been hearing this i the sig

tempers flare in interlagos restaurant owners the mall and the right to reopen often east the post would shut down. austria says it's reached an agreement with russia to buy a 1000000 doses of the sport they could be covered boxing us off of the country's doctors train were advised to be approved by the shot for use. we are very thankful and grateful to russia that we are able to.

in the post war doesn't require anything more specific can you explain. with their educational requirements 1st the continuing to add as long as you've met the minimum number of hours there are certain topics that they require you to complete other ones because it with me ample space for we go up. beyond what the post work requires. so that when we get out and extra medical training you do that every year when you are of police officers required to have specific c.p.r. . card no on you're not required to have doubts beyond your initial post certification. when your initial post certified you were correct and that's a part of me you are certain that's required to be eligible to take the post exam in some officers will continue to. c.p.r. cards that right carets you know what is required in order to obtain a car it's about a 4 hour class there is a written test and a skills examination test out and what does it cover. if it includes adult c.p.r. and 80 infant c.p.r. 80 as well as choking. you know at this time likely to display to the witness not to the jury

we will issue the post office with a letter of - the post office with a letter of claim. — the post office. i just wonder for you what has stood out the most in all the time that you have been covering these stories? . you have been covering these stories? , ., ., ., ., stories? first of all, the horizon it stories? first of all, the horizon lt system _ stories? first of all, the horizon lt system was — stories? first of all, the horizon it system was never _ stories? first of all, the horizon it system was never fit - stories? first of all, the horizon it system was never fit for - stories? first of all, the horizon i it system was never fit for purpose in the _ it system was never fit for purpose in the first — it system was never fit for purpose in the first place. it was rolled out into — in the first place. it was rolled out into the network at a time when it was— out into the network at a time when it was described as the largest non—military it system in europe, but it— non—military it system in europe, but it didn't — non—military it system in europe, but it didn't work. it meant t

the post office chair has said the post i post office chair has said the post office _ post office chairmpact on the lives _ office is extremely sorry for the impact on the lives of _ office is extremely sorry for the impact on the lives of those i impact on the lives of those postmasters _ impact on the lives of those postmasters on _ impact on the lives of those postmasters on the - impact on the lives of those j postmasters on the families impact on the lives of those i postmasters on the families that impact on the lives of those - postmasters on the families that was caused _ postmasters on the families that was caused by— postmasters on the families that was caused by historical— postmasters on the families that was caused by historical failures. - postmasters on the families that was caused by historical failures. the i caused by historical failures. the government— caused by historical failures. the government recognises- caused by historical failures. the government recognises the i caused by historical failures. the i government recognises the gravity of the judgment — governme

the hook. it is allowing post office off the hook.e moment, there is no official inquiry looking at the conduct of directors and senior staff at post office. 0utside court now, though,. celebrations. after so many years it'll take a while to sink in. katie prescott, bbc news. 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley said there were calls for the people responsible for the scandal to be prosecuted. i think that is what some people are calling for. they want someone to be held accountable and there will be an inquiry by the government, but a lot of people say that is fruitless as the judge won't have the necessary powers to call in who they want. as you can see behind me, those crowds had dispersed. people will be going home letting all of that information sink and after nearly two decades of trying to clear their names. you saw there were smiles, there were tears, there was this huge sense of relief, and this is a very significant day. not only for the people here, but also the legal system, which will now face questions as to how this was a

even when people have no - delivered in the post. ctious and if we can catch those people early, then we can break transmission. and that reduces the number of people who are infected, it reduces the likelihood of new variants, and it helps keep everybody say. variants, and it helps keep everybody say-— variants, and it helps keep eve bod sa . ., everybody say. the government sa s the says the twice—weekly test will be crucial to help prevent outbreaks in the future. but labour said the mass testing programme must be backed by improved financial support so those told to self—isolate can afford it. and some scientists have questioned the accuracy of the tests, especially in people who don't have symptoms. the tests are not _ who don't have symptoms. iie: tests are not good who don't have symptoms. "iie: tests are not good at who don't have symptoms. tie: tests are not good at ruling out and saying you don't have covid. we have to be very careful to get a message to everybody that says if the test is negative, behave the same. don't bel

the minneapolis autonomous zone known as a george floyd square has special instructions posted on night white people who want to enter the space. chief correspondent jonathan hunt takes a look for us tonight. good evening. >> good evening, george floyd square marks the spot where derek chauvin, and of course the minneapolis police officer murdered george floyd kneeling on his neck while floyd tweeted he couldn't breathe. it's become a center of protest, remembrance, and a pilgrimage for many frequently packed with people. >> i want to pay some respects and to say a prayer for justice and healing. >> there is of mixed feelings, it's very emotional just being here knowing what took place. >> there are some signs posted around the square detailing how people should behave while there. it's not clear who put up the signs, but in this photograph taken and tweeted by fox news correspondent matt finn, you can see a signed request that people enter with reverence, humility, and openness and under a heading reading for white people in particular, it says "be sent to yourself and come to listen,

the post of both us for the news and notes of the post which was put the wish. of one of them. but isn't even the. of course its effect as recent. as a business consultant constantine knew that his chances of being a cosmonaut was slim so aged 30 he joined the leading aviation institute and spent 5 years preparing for this process. of putting a civil suit resume the police division. communion you know if you're going to do it. the usual just don't a little worse know what it was told to go. keep them just one citizen muslim did little booklet which was more. precious so that this is true if there's. a super bowl induced strong personal thing with the bush folks look all over the world you know. well. as a serious athlete irina is a cross-country skier climber sure and freediver she also has a ph d. in medical science and works with the olympic committees innovation center and across the right i say what i say but that is not my it's not ok it's not just my house and the show started and it's in the spots and this is our go. home and now i just go a book that i structure because

by many of the uses but it's her post as an r t journalists that triggered the system but it's blevins insists that the little graphic of the footage still needs to be brought to the public's attention. here in the united states are major media organizations like say c.n.n. or fox news they don't show you footage like that they don't show you how her if it is a when the u.s. military commits these terrible war crimes in other countries they don't tell you what is actually going on with this so-called war on terrorism and yet it's people like us on to have taken this step but that information out there to bring the actual footage to light to show the public is public and now at the same time you see the u.s. government going through from obama to now by even attacking a saw and going after him trying to get his head on a platter moralize i think that what we're seeing is. increasing moves on the part of these digital corporations and we know nothing about them they're completely opaque they know everything about us as forms of censorship for the ruling elite

we're going to take a look at this vote and compared to how another company owned by jeff bezos the washington post has covered in unions and boating and other situations does hypocrisy exist well we're going to debate and a president biden is considering expanding the supreme court but even members of his own party are very cautious there's more justice happen when there's more justices what we're going to break it down with our legal analyst lionel and our favorite gun toting political panel is back to give you the 360 view of the president's executive orders on gun control i am scared you know he this is new you tube and you're watching r t america. thank you for joining us you know we're going to start this week with turmoil once again in the state of minnesota as a nother police involved shooting involving. an african-american male is causing anger in the community of brooklyn center now this is the derek shop and trial continues just 10 miles right down the road and the people of minneapolis are already on edge hoping they want to see a recurrence of the riots and violent protest of last summ

the post of both us for the news and notes on the bus which is put the wish. you know what she was voted on national security and the bottled up one of them. and they also got to hear a lot of really which was pledging even the biotin will do is to open yourself to a line you of course don't do it's if it was reason. as a business consultant constantine knew that his chances of being a cosmonaut was slim so aged 30 he joins the leading aviation institute and spent 5 years preparing for this process. of picking a civil suit his agenda pulls even stupidity. and i would appreciate your question though it took me a new. york when you do it. to you miss the old you don't a little worse know what it was spoke to got the. kids from the 1st muslim didn't little booklet which was more. precious so that this is true that there's. a simple overview so there's no way to do it oh look you know. well. as a serious athlete irina is a cross-country ski climber around freediver she also has a ph d. in medical science and works for the olympic committee's innovation center and

and — the post office scandal that left dozens of workers with criminal convictions — the sub post masterstheir names will finally be cleared tomorrow. and coming up on the bbc news channel: protests continue against the crumbling european super league, as fans demand more of a say in how football is run. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. president biden has opened a major global climate summit, with a call to other world leaders to step up to the challenge. joe biden pledged to cut us emissions by half by the end of this decade — but he warned his country couldn't take action alone. he told world leaders that scientists were calling this the "decisive decade" for tackling climate change and action was needed now. this graph shows how global carbon emissions have risen over the years — they were still relatively low until the mid—20th century. the latest figures show the countries who are the biggest emitters are china, the us and india. 0ur science editor, david shukman, has this report. the more the world heats up, the more dangerous it becomes, that is what this is all ab

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think the labor movement is in big big trouble and i think we'll talk about a little later the washington post headlines indicate that and they're proud of it apparently look the workers had a chance to vote and it was 2 to one against unionizing sometimes unionizing isn't all it's cracked up to be you know there are people in teachers' unions that and the public public unions public employment unions that have gone to court to try to opt out of having to pay dues and be in those unions i was in a union situation early in my career didn't turn out well for those trying to unionize because the union didn't stick by it so you know once you get the right to sit there and negotiate a contract it may not be as good as you think it was going to be you may have been better off in the 1st place so i think the labor movement is a big big trouble and i don't and i'm glad when we are tired are depressed but thera in this situation there's a lot of interesting details coming out about how this vote with conducted down in alabama i know you've seen some of that if you could share with us what you saw from

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when you buy the washington post you are not just buying the washington post the washington post and new york times, handful of newspapers setting the agenda for abc, cbs and nbc. it is a wider orbit of influence. shannon: don't know what they would do without the new york times stop publishing. not like they have a lot of investigative reporters. the only elite hell-bent on using media to push the left agenda, my next guest writes that asian american elites have embraced and endorsed the radical left policies and rhetoric based on critical race through. as well streets and communities were less will be asian americans live and work will only become more dangerous. is the senior contributor at the federalist and author of backlash:how china's aggression has backfired. why isn't anyone talking about this issue of the divide among asian americans and how they are looking at this issue. >> most asians are not politically active and the second is this general notion that asian americans have high educational attainment so there shouldn't be any problem. our demographic has been overlooked

if we go back to the post-world war ii era, when america led with its allies in terms of establishing this new liberal world, based on common interests , the united nations and all the dozens of multilateral, international institutions were built, were not intended to fix every problem. and to adjust and adapt to every conflict and have an assured agreement on everything. it was the mutual, common interest we had to build a world that was more peaceful, more prosperous, with more hope, more opportunity. collective security is very much a part of that, hence nato, our other treaty obligations. america has seven treaty obligations in effect today, going back 100 years or more. having our allies, our friends, our partners, have confidence in our word, not just what we say, but what we do, is critical to everything. if they see things internally in this country like we have seen in the last half year that question not only our internal ability to govern ourselves and to be somewhat united on common interests like common defense and economic issues and other issues, that reverberates out a

so now, it is my pleasure to pass the virtual stage to missy ryan, reporter from the washington post covering the pentagon, military issues and national security. thank you, everyone for being here and i look forward to a great discussion. over to you. >> thanks. it is a real honor to be here with this distinguished group of panelists discussing this important topic. as we start, it will be helpful to ask to summarize for the audience the chief conclusions of this report. i will add one additional request to there. -- request there. could you tell us as you summarize this why, amid all of the challenges the u.s. is facing at this moment, why is it the right moment to focus on nuclear guarantees and the threat of continued proliferation? >> thanks, missy. thank you so much for helping us put this on. it is great to collaborate with you and the atlantic council as we have on so many issues in the past. i am sure we will do so in the future. missy, as you asked, where did this come from? it came from a realization that as allies were starting to question the american alliance and a secur

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, "the post interviewed the owner of the computer repair shop.e checked the dates and content of some of the emails against real-life events. we looked at literally thousands of pictures of hunter biden on the hard drive. we did the reporting. it's his laptop." but the traditional media mob doesn't want you to know that. they are still fueling lies about russia disinformation. npr falsely reported that the laptop was "discredited by u.s. intelligence and independent investigations by news organizations." before later issuing a correction. they got the story totally wrong. here with reaction, former acting director of national intelligence officer rick grenell along with an update on the ongoing situation with iran. russian disinformation, that's what hunter biden is still out there spewing? >> look, nobody outside of washington, d.c. believes that. we've seen the pictures which we can't show here but you could google. we've seen the text messages. we've seen all the information. we have witnesses "new york post" was kicked off of twitter and soci