thomas willis, played by all the rules. and he was still struck down by a racist. if mister wilson circumstances couldn't protect his civil rights and who are what could i just want to see just a star. i needed somebody to say, hey, we will not allow this to happen again. the country is becoming increasingly diverse. so the way race plays out today, not just in the south, but the whole country is this profound anxiety that a lot of people have especially why people have about growing diversity. and they're quite scared because they feel like they're about to lose, not simply their neighborhood, but their sense of self, who they are. so when i talk about taking america back, they're talking about taking it back from the other. you see brazil the i'm was brought to ruin by the mere effect of hitting him that eventually we will do anything to make it possible for this person to succeed. to succeed were still suffering the after effects of those 2 powerful regimes that comprised the bulk of us history, slavery in temporal. you see it in terms of the population of our prisons. you see i

the moment that i can love, thump ah, in thomas wilson, who was making good money in a union job assembling aircraft wings for lockheed martin, the largest military contractor in the world. as a u. s. government contractor, lockheed is barred from discriminating against people based on their race color or nash origin by title 6 of the civil rights act. in 2001 mister willis courageously reported to lockheed management. that he and his african american co workers were being intimidated by a white employee. doug williams williams work the assembly line alongside mr. willis. i'm going pulling punches. who am i ask you the believe doug williams was racist? check for you. he had a problem with, with, with blacks in general, and some black specifically, did he ever tell you why he thought a race war was common? he told me i want to cation that he thought that the society had got to the point were, the blacks were given everything in the white males, no longer had anybody representing us. and he thought that that was the answer. violence was the answer. they called in an investigator to determine

it's better to be safe and sorry, thomas wilson had no trouble picking up a test for his daughter. but things were much different. on wednesday, cars were backed up for hours trying to pick up tests at a loan district building. the congestion was so bad fremont police had to get involved warning drivers to avoid the area. making matters worse, many of the people in line were turned away when the district stopped handing out the tests at two p.m. the superintendent later apologized for the headaches. we do recognize that there was a longer wait than we would have liked. and we appreciate the patience and flexibility of our community in that regard. on thursday, the district opened three distribution sites. they were an american high school, irvington high school and fremont adult and continuing education. the district had plenty of people controlling traffic and even used road flares. they were out of the tests and we had to. unfortunately go back home. yudof sharma and his mom were turned away wednesday but came back and got a testing kit. we tried again here today and it was prett

it's better to be safe and sorry , thomas wilson had no trouble picking up a test for his daughter.s were much different. on wednesday. cars were backed up for hours trying to pick up tests at a loan district building. the congestion was so bad fremont police had to get involved warning drivers to avoid the area. making matters worse, many of the people in line were turned away when the district stopped handing out the tests at two p.m. the superintendent later apologized for the headaches. we do recognize that there was a longer wait than we would have liked. and we appreciate the patience and flexibility of our community in that regard. on thursday, the district opened three distribution sites. they were an american high school, irvington high school and fremont adult and continuing education. the district had plenty of people controlling traffic and even used road flares. they were out of other tests and we had to. unfortunately go back home. yudof sharma and his mom were turned away wednesday but came back and got a testing kit. we tried again here today and it was pretty hard b

it's better to be safe and sorry, thomas wilson had no trouble picking up a test for his daughter. but things were much different. on wednesday. cars were backed up for hours trying to pick up tests at a loan district building. the congestion was so bad fremont police had to get involved warning drivers to avoid the area. making matters worse, many of the people in line were turned away when the district stopped handing out the tests at two p.m. the superintendent later apologized for the headaches. we do recognize that there was a longer wait than we would have liked. and we appreciate the patience and flexibility of our community in that regard. on thursday, the district opened three distribution sites they were at american high school, irvington high school and fremont adult and continuing education. the district had plenty of people controlling traffic and even used road flares. they were out of other tests and we had to. unfortunately go back home. yudof sharma and his mom were turned away wednesday but came back and got a testing kit. we tried again here today and it was pret

it's better to be safe and sorry, thomas wilson had no trouble picking up a test for his daughter.s were much different. on wednesday, cars were backed up for hours trying to pick up tests at a loan district building. the congestion was so bad fremont police had to get involved warning drivers to avoid the area. making matters worse, many of the people in line were turned away when the district stopped handing out the tests at two p.m. the superintendent later apologized for the headaches. we do recognize that there was a longer wait than we would have liked. and we appreciate the patience and flexibility of our community in that regard. on thursday, the district opened three distribution sites. they were an american high school, irvington high school and fremont adult and continuing education. the district had plenty of people controlling traffic and even used road flares. they were out of other tests, and we had to. unfortunately go back home. yudof sharma and his mom were turned away wednesday but came back and got a testing kit. we tried again here today and it was pretty hard

wilson and lodge and the echoers of armistice day. thank you very much. spiritually why wasn't vice president thomas? that's a really good question and the there was no there was not at that point. there's nothing in the constitution about, you know, either a president dying or i mean a yeah a president dying in office in that case the vice president just becomes president, but the president is disabled there was nothing in the constitution about what to do. and wilson basically ignored marshall and marshall wilson knew that marshall favored a compromise on the the in the treaty fight in the senate. so wilson was like well no way am i letting him, you know run the show for me because he'll just compromise. so that's the reason. president until after jfk was assassinated. that lbj thought it's time we have you know. a an amendment about disability and now when the president if the president goes to the hospital for the day for medical tests, the vice president is the president. well, i didn't do it all by myself. a lot of people had come down this path before me the woodrow wilson papers are like 69 p

wilson, north carolina. john, good morning. >> but money. i think the first thing about the supreme court, i'm surprised clarence thomas, it's all over the news and it's very important to the american people. she's so supportive of the big lie, she's a lobbyist as his wife. clarence thomas the only one who voted against having donald trump's records released. he things are very important and that's why i don't understand why c-span doesn't have these things on. i wish one time we could have people to questioning because c-span is not looking at the important things but the supreme court, anita hill passed a lie detector when she said what clarence thomas did to her. hello? >> i am listening, we are here. >> okay. she passed a lie detector test for client thomas when even take. the got him on the court and people need to listen to that plan speak. democrats have not on after this guy. it was on the other side, republicans if you don't need to be on the court, we need to have a big discussion up is because corrupt. ever since clarence thomas has been that way when you've got george bush who nominated him in the place of marshall was terrible, a

thomas jefferson. over there on screen left for viewers that's woodrow wilson the progressive president.kusa and others did with critical theory you get the hidden stories of the theories. the way left progressives marxist, socialists embedded themselves into our educational pipeline from our teachers, colleges, to teachers unions, to the standardization to tests to curriculum, to pedestrian gojy and that's what we're going to be talking about with the summit today historians, educators, activists, parents. we will hear from winsome sears the new lieutenant governor elected on saying let's put parents back into what kids are taught in school. the miseducation of america summit, live summit. fox nation in about two hours, guys. thanks for giving me a chance to talk about it. >> brian: perspective on how we got here in order to push back and get us back on the right track. >> pete: that's right. >> brian: optimistic and game plan going forward is key. thanks, pete, appreciate it meanwhile. >> pete: thanks, brian. >> brian: we will be watching today. president biden marking his first year i

thomas watson fellow, archbishop desmond tutu in south africa. the piece justice office and township community. i would like to welcome our witness and you may begin. mike gonzalez. >> thank you. ranking member stiff, ranking member wilson and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity. peace and prosperity in africa benefit the united states. almost half of the world's 34 armed conflict in 2020 were on the african continent. to take away from critical public services, there is a clear trend of conflict being cured by deficient governance. with limited resources permitting the state from delivering the conditions or opportunities people expect. highlights of unemployment exacerbate instability with vulnerability to extremist messaging and recruitment under promise of a better life. more predatory actions like corruption, human rights abuses, with political oppression and inflamed grievances, among groups and against the state. by exploiting rather than serving people government push communities towards conflict. without and isis exploiting these weaknesses igniting those grievances in the battles. exacerbating conflict in parts of africa. russian mercenaries have pure violence, resource exploitation and

wilson, north carolina. caller: good morning. i think the worst thing about the supreme court is the ethics. i am surprised you have not had issue about prince thomasit is all over the news and very important. she is a supporter to the big lie, and that is his wife. clarence thomas is the only one who voted against hiving donald trump's records released. these things are very important. that is why i do not understand why c-span don't have these things. i wish, one time, we could that -- it seems c-span is not looking at the important things. the ethics of the supreme court is terrible. plus, and anita hill passed a lie detector when she talked about what clarence thomas did to her. she passed a lie detector test and clarence thomas would not even take one. the woman did not live. they got him on the court. people need to listen to that man speak. it is terrible that democrats have not went after this guy. it was on the other, the republicans would. he does not need to be on the supreme court. the court is just getting corrupt. ever since clarence thomas, it has been that way. then you have got george bush, who nominated him in the place of thurgoo