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even nower after 126 -- they thk it's everyone else's fault.heirs but they expect others to take the blame while they cling on. they pretend the prime minister somehow has been exonerated as if the facts that he only broke the law once is worthy of praise. the truth is they set the bar for his conduct lower than a snake's. and now they expect the rest of us to congratulate him as he stumbles over it. number 10 symbolizes the principals of public life in this country, selflessness come integrity, objectivity, accountability openness honesty, leadership but who could reduce reported honestly believe the prime minister has upheld the standards? the reason the british public has haden to endure this was his refusal to admit the truth or do the decent thing when he was found to have broken the law. this report was necessary excess of what sue gray describes as failure of leadership and t judgment for which senior leadership must bear responsibility does that failure of leadership that has now left his government paralyzed in the middle of a cost-of-

>> not only is it shameful and dangerous and disturbing, but also i really thk that is t in line withwhat most voters think across this cntry and in texas, regardless of yr background politically, whether you are a gun owner. i think most people stand with us and we say we need some reasonable guard rails on this. when it comes to children and guns, i think there are families who can responsibly own guns and if families choose do that together, i think there is a way to do it that is safe. they have to lock up their guts safely. that should be mandatory. everybody should be telling everybody to do it. everyone should be asking when their kids go somewhere, our guns locked safely at your home? this is just the most simple way to prevent unintentional shootings and suicides or guns being stolen or lost and then used in a crime. save gun storage has a huge role to play and it is an adult's responsibility, not a child's responsibility. amy: i want to ask about a race that happened yesterday in texas, the incumbent anti-choice pro-gun henry cuellar versus progressive jessica cisneros, resp

. >> in s the book you say you thk the civil rights issue of our time is religious liberty you use examplesuring covid and how some of the religious liberties were infringed upon the d.o.j. worked on. talk a little bit about your thoughts on religious liberty and some of those cases during the covid shutdown? >> it's during covid did a lot of the governors, mayors and other people thought they had this power for a long period of time to do this were clearly treating religious activity as second-class activity. they would leave a lot of commercial activity and other comparable non- religious activity free of restrictions, freer of restrictionswo they wod pose draconian on churches we said no it can't be worse. you cannot treat religion worse then you are treating other people. the reason i say it's civil liberty of our time is because a ghost back to the speech i gave at notre dame which got a lot of attention which is the framers -- the foundation of our system of government in our political philosophy is actually religion. not in the sense we establishedw religion in a sense we compel peop

track. 70% of the american people think the greatest country in history tthe wrong track is what to thk committee most ridiculous partisan committee have ever seen. first time in american history where the minority history minority leader is not allowed to put on a select committee the individuals he or she selected we caught them lying about evidence.ence. i think the american people understand how ridiculous this committee is. >> is liz cheney spearheading this? was she the one leading efforts to haul you in? >> i do not know. i and some whites feel bad for these people who become so p consumed with their hatred for president trump you can almost dissent the bitterness they have. so much so liz cheney was reporting her colleagues. adam schiff took a text message i toured to the white house or chief of, changer, alternate presented in a falsehood to the american people. their recording colleagues they are lying tool people. all because they're driven by this animosity towards president trump who i think was the best president we had certainly in our lifetimes and doing what he said he

a new republican leader could reorient the movement and i thk a more positive, forward looking, agendaven direction. >> the book is the write the 100 year war for american conservatism. the author is matt continetti. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> the month of may is dedicated to asian american pacific islander heritage and mental health awareness two subjects mabelen bonifacio knows well. she is a teen filmmaker from georgia whose films focus on growing up and identity. faiza ashar, host of our student reporting labs youth mental health podcast, "on our minds" recently spoke to bonifacio about the toll asian american stereotypes take on teen mental health and well being. >> hi, mabelen great to talk with you today. i loved your video. so tell me more about what compelled you to make the video? mabelen bonifacio: so basically the whole "nothing less" video was kind of based off of a different video that i also made. basically, the whole thing between the both of them was me trying to tell my own narrative. and so i found like film competitions, that prompted me and

thiss a shifthat i thk is fraut with danger, the escalation into direct u.s. -russian military conflict. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a majority of supreme court justices are prepared to overturn abortion rights according to a lead to supreme court draft opinion published by politico. the document is an internally circulated majority draft opinion written by justice samuel alito that would strike down roe v. wade entirely. the landmark 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationwide. in the draft, alito moves to overturn planned parenthood v. casey, the 1992 decision that upheld roe v. wade. the draft majority opinion reads -- "roe was egregiously wrong from the start. we hold that roe and casey must be overruled. it is time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives." the leaked opinion suggests five conservative justices would vote to overturn roe, with justices clarence thomas, neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh, and

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not get 60 votes, couldn't get the republicans to join us on the senate for discussion of this, but i thkexact message and i'm glad to see it's receiving a warm response from our law enforcement. >> sandra: i want to finish off with an issue every american cares about in this moment, that is inflation. mill are hitting the road for the holiday weekend, sir, and they are paying record high gas prices. truckers are feeling the pain, grocery bills are sky-high. what is the plan, sir, to bring these prices down? >> senator cardin: sandra, i agree. we have -- american families are confronting price increases, they're having a hard time dealing with their family budgets,rgy costs are way too high, the president is taking some steps to ease that but the release of our reserves, we recognize the international circumstances was a war in ukraine and energy prices are not determined here in the united states, but we need to do more about it. our game plan is to deal with the call centers affecting american families, dealing with the cost of health care, prescription drugs, hoping to have action in t

ever thk that anyone would say this out loud though? and basically to sayay to be a a corporate drone is morally superior than having your own family t? well, they think that if they can just you know, you s have the secretary of the treasuryry making this so ir must be right becausee she's just so smart and credentialed. but ito really is primitive.cr it's barbaric. it's much more akin toki the chinese communistn party's view of v their citizens, which is, you know,ze have a barbaric and brutal state run population control were forced abortions because they're trying to maximize output. so to have an american secretary of the treasury make this remark is i really gross also it's just simply not true . tucker , i'm poorer families do typically have more children and still the united states continuesll, to get wealthier.d but as you pointed out, if anything is really true that the united states should be populating with more babiespu since 2007 seven we've been below replacement rate. and so as sign of a dynamic, healthy, happy society o

corner where the people that are fighting this like elon musk's the dave chappellechap, joel rogan, i thk the people who are sort off the loudest right now are on the left. and so it's nor longer justst a a conservative fight. and that makes me feel good because i think that the majority of americans don't want his they don't this conformity and it's been shoved down their throats by this leftist fringe.is soe fa the faster that we all kd of band together to defeat them, the better and faster we'll be having cocktails. be you know, i've been waiting forn capitalism to be the self-correcting mechanism. you're right. not not what most people do not want this . they want free ideas flowing a in theme united states of america. but i'm again not to be debbie downer. it's i want to see american s corporations once again devote themselves quite honestly tone what the majority of their customers wanttf and not be afraid of whoever in the cubicle on floor three is readye to file some absurd hrre complaint. e and i'm not sure we're there.rac i'm just not sure corporate america quitea quite crazily

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what we need to do is create an environment in schools where kids are free toch dream and thk and free to be themselves and that's why the don't say gay law is so negative because how does a teacher if the child says something in class under grade three, what is a teacher supposed to do? and hamstrings the relationship between kids and teachers. in terms of history, i am a history teacher, we have to teach honest history. there are people right now who can't figure out how to teach noabout what happened in buffalo because there are things they can and can't say. we have tor trust our kids and make sure parents no what we are doing to make sure kids feel the relationship agency, be empty so we can be a more perfect union. we have to trust people to be able to do this. >> thanks. you. we do know some of these other shootings these past several weeks were definitely racist in nature and we have seen that for several years, certain mental health issues but getting back to this florida law, it seems to me teachers are on pins and needles, i can't say anything to make somebody uncomfortable

secretary yellen, , welcome, thk you for being here. the financial facility oversight council or fsoc is charged with it respond to emerging dash to emerging risku to our financial system. that was the sight of it. fsoc does that it should not impose partisan policies. so today, secretary yellen, i think we should be focused on the challenges posed by russia's invasion and thehe concert was f the global economy, the impact that shines lockdown andnd economic issues will haveoc on e financial system in the broader economy. the importance of protecting the financial system from bad actors and foreign adversaries, including cyber threats. and the performance of domestic financial markets over the last several years. that should be fsoc's agenda but it isn't. it seems fsoc has become an arm of the administration's policy agendath rather than the objecte body evaluating real risk to financial system. five much of what the fsoc as opposed to examine what the democrats will discuss today as part of the left political agenda. secretary yellen,

i think we will be judged harshly for those who didn't have political power t and i thk it's unfortunatecan't just for a moment to reflect on those that need our protection. any lastst comments before my te ecruns out? >> absolutely. it may not appear that way from the other side of the aisle, but this is a unifying issue for most americans. 51% according to the gallup poll believes that it should be either illegal in all circumstances or other rare circumstances less than a third believe abortion should be legal under all circumstances. most americans agree and is a proud member of the board as well i know that in fact a third of democrats call themselves pro-life and the number swings. more and more pro-life the more radical bills are put forward by the other side of the aisle so when we see the act for example we see democrats more and more callingth themselves pro-life because they look at that kind ofwh bill and say if that's what pro-choice is i want no part of itsa so we welcome that on the pro-life side and i see there's so much hope for in america that pursues more for human bei