the forum of the union of lawyers is taking place in minsk. irst time such a large-scale format has only about 500 people. representatives of government agencies, scientific business communities. teachers , law students in the current conditions.

the forum of the union of lawyers is taking place in minsk. this is the first time such a large-scale format has only about 500 people. representatives of government agencies, business, the scientific community, teachers, law students. in the current ones. on preserving historical truth and combating falsification of history, special attention to social policy and digitalization in state. lawyers are multifaceted, they work in many areas, they provide both private business and state interests; it is very important to combine the interests of the state and private business. in a sense, acts as some driver for the formation of the digital environment, the parliament is already preparing for the second reading an adjustment to legislation and notarial activities, within the framework of this project we will already see, i think, that in the near future there will be about nine notarial actions that... the investigative committee is also significant advanced, you know that today we are actively and very effectively fighting scam groups and internet

security , de-bureaucratization and protection of the rights of belarusians , the forum of the union of lawyersinsk, such a large-scale format for the first time, only about 500 people, representatives of government agencies, business, the scientific community, teachers, students, law faculties, in the current conditions , law should reflect the current agenda, innovations of the forum, open discussions on changes in international relations. preserving historical truth and combating falsification of history. special attention to social policy and digitalization in the state. lawyers are multifaceted; they work in many areas, serving both private business and government interests. and it is very important to combine the interests of the state and private business. and just the site of the union. in a sense, it acts as a driver for the formation of the digital environment. parliament is already preparing for the second reading an amendment to the law on notaries and notarial activities, within the framework of this we will already see the project, i think that in the near future there will be abo

of the national association of lawyers of ukraine and associate of godfather putin, traitor viktor medvedchuk. they collaborated with him since the 90s in the lawyer's union. of ukraine, and when medvedchuk was its president, lidia izovitova headed its legislative committee. izovitova bakim has the negative conclusion of the public council on integrity, which is important, and it concerns not only the essence of the decision on the maidan, but also, for example, the possible influence of her mother, and her mother, i will remind you, is the long-term leader, the head of the bar council of ukraine lydia zuvitova on her judicial career because there are quite such big jumps in this career, let me remind you that her mother was a member of the supreme council of justice, this is such a predecessor, a predecessor analogous to the supreme council of justice until 2016, which accordingly played an important role for the judicial career, and there is enough influence is possible through the mother. from 2007 to 2010 lydia. izovitova headed the supreme council of justice of ukraine. it was at this time that her daughter, olena izovitova vakim, quickly flew up the

the fifteenth anniversary ceremony of presenting the highest legal award, lawyer of the year, was held, who became the best from the columned hall of the house of unions, my colleague, in the columned hall of the house of unions gathered all those who make a great contribution to the development of law, lawyers, lawyers, judges , journalists, public figures, for all nominees the lawyer of the year award, recognition of services to society and the state, they work for the benefit of the law and help the desperate, the main character of the holiday awaiting the ceremony, award lawyer of the year - the highest legal award, the commission was not just choosing the best of the best among the nominees, the ceremony took place on the eve of... lawyer's day, which is celebrated today on december 3. russian president vladimir putin and prime minister mikhail mishustin sent greetings and congratulations on their professional holiday. chairman of the investigative committee of russia alexander bostrykin, chairman of the constitutional court valery zorkin, advisor to the president of russia also sent their congratulations to the russian lawyers association anton

anniversary ceremony of presenting the highest legal award, lawyer of the year, took place in moscow on saturday. who became the best from the columned hall of the house of unionsall those who make a great contribution to the development of law, lawyers, lawyers, judges, journalists, public figures, for all nominees the lawyer of the year award.

whim of the democratic party because when i think of the old democratic party i think of labor unions, trial lawyerstal groups, the white working class and the minority working class. >> one thing is the decline of the labor movement, that's central to the democrats losing the working-class anchor that kept them more culturally moderate. at the end of the twentieth century it hasn't gotten better in this century and the shadow party does have enormous influence. they don't have the numbers. a lot of people vote for democrats, in terms of the party and its institutions that influence, the way i think of it, the shadow party controls culture production in this country. that is about the dialogue in this country and how it is perceived by ordinary voters and how democrats set their priorities. this, we argue in the book sets a ceiling on democrats support. doesn't mean they can't win elections. a lot of their newer voters, college-educated liberal voters are determined to turn out in every election and vote for what they feel is the right thing where republicans have so many working-class voters less l

amount of years or whatever, where is the bargaining the bargaining power, the negotiation to bring rates down? >> well , the amalgamated union >> well, the amalgamated union of public servants and lawyersed us on this one. and it's the number of lawyers. i mean, there's about 100 of them involved in this. you go into the inquiry room, it's like nasa headquarters. they're all looking at these control room. you know , all got control room. you know, all got computers and there's masses of ranks of them all. they're quite unnecessary numbers. it is briefly with you, richard. >> yeah, i think also the terms of these inquiries need to be tightened up and need to be thought about more, more carefully. i mean, the thinking about the politics of this, governments want to show the pubuc governments want to show the public that they're taking on accountability and so they want to show that they're doing the full blue ribbon inquiry with with no limits and so on. but actually see in terms of what that might deliver for the taxpayer, particularly in a in a tight political situation. it might not actually deliver very much at all. >> well, are you reassured by this inquiry? i started the show with

today, on the eve of lawyer's day , the all-russian legal dictation started, the solemn ceremony took place just in the columned hall of the house of unionstes, for the fifteenth time in modern history , the laureates of the lawyer of the year award are being honored. among them, sergei sobyanin awarded the mayor of moscow for protecting the social and labor rights of citizens for... representatives of our profession are always and in everything guided by their own sense of law and justice, they do everything so that our country expands cooperation with its partners, effectively resists external pressure from so-called unfriendly states, of which there are unfortunately many. never in my life, never in my life did i regret that i received a legal specialty, any of your movements, any of your decisions must comply with the rules of law, and of course, here the legal specialty is not superfluous. a big holiday for all lovers of winter holidays was organized today in altai. the mancherok ski resort is officially open to tourists. the start of the season was celebrated with a technologically advanced droon show, as well as performances by art

donald tusk and poland will become a kind of lawyers, experts on ukrainian issues, if it is about the european union. nato, the west in general, in the fact that donald tusk is a friend of ukraine, that he sincerely wishes it victory in the war that russia has unleashed against it, that he strives in every way for ukraine to become a member of the eu and nato, well , i think we have no doubts. yes , glory, you noticed in a very timely manner about the blocking, that is, at the beginning of the full-scale war of russia against ukraine, poland was also remains one of the largest partners of ukraine, although yes, everything is smooth in the country's relations, and here i mean precisely the blocking of the polish border. carriers, what is tusk's position on this? short answer, we don't know, but tusk has promised to find out. in fact, during yesterday's program speech in the polish parliament, tusk mentioned this problem, mentioned it several times, according to him , the policy of the previous polish government regarding this problem was absolutely unacceptable, because it, the polish government, was

decision on these talks. victoria, on the hungry department is there is a lawyer among european union states. he's skeptical overall of the use model of sanctioning russia of supporting ukraine support a new credit for example, financially. but also militarily, i'm not support. he has been that's what he's been communicating. going off, are they saying he thinks indeed, for example, some of the other does this is taking here. we're not the right ones now while you leaders say they will come back this and they hope to get this money green lights early in the new year. the fact to is there were also hopes of getting that money approved here at this talk with not only send a positive message to ukraine, that the you will stand by its side in the long term, send that same message to russia and also send it over to washington in the us where we know that american lawmakers are having their own debate about future funding for you crate. and certainly you diplomats, i spoke to before these talks said that they thought it would have been positive to be able to show the us. but in fact, the european union is showing up for ukr

sciences. of the union, which was one of the architects of this meeting with brizhnivan in 1972 and such a founder of soviet foreign policy in its form, and then years passed, and this a moscow lawyer, like many people , well, he is a famous person, moved to the united states, lived there for the last decades of his life, i once met him in the former soviet union, and he says to me: oh , hello, i understand, that you should have worked not with arbatov, but with maz, i tell him, it is the same person, okay, okay, because it is the same person, that arbatov, that kissinger, this is the personification of cynicism in politics, just on the one hand and on the other, very similar people, even externally, and i, to be honest, never me, me read kissenger's books, he pretended to be a teleiran there, metternich, wrote this volume, diplomacy, huh, i'm not sure that diplomacy is a rejection of values, huh, there is a difference, metternich was political, a player who always defended his conservative values, taylor was a kinsenger, he didn't care what to defend, just to win, he perceived politics as a chess game, kissinger too. in principle, i have an impression, a very serious one, that he

fifteenth anniversary ceremony of presenting the highest legal award was held in moscow. lawyer of the year, who won the best from the columned hall of the house of unionsouse of unions.

of the european union and representatives related to the terrorist groups of the hypocrites. in this meeting, the accused johan henrik niels flodroz was present in the meeting along with his lawyers and the translator. the 2023 nobel peace prize awarding ceremony was held at the nobel foundation. over the past years, this award , contrary to the will of the founder of this foundation , has reached the hands of those who not only did not make any effort to create peace in the world, but also disrupted it . in this ceremony, more than 18 of the perpetrators of the massacre thousands of palestinians were left speechless due to the attacks of the zionist regime during the last two months. oslo , norway, the nobel foundation gathered here to give an award to the family of this person, the sanctions should not be targeted , these sanctions should be evaluated as ineffective in this long-term game, in my opinion, in addition to this support for the sanctions against the iranian people. it also has a history of supporting separatist anti-iranian terrorists. and as his wife says, he is one of the survivors of the hypocrites. most of narges' family were mujahideen who were executed. daffod

of the european union, representatives related to the terrorist group , is one of the accusations of this person. in this meeting, the accused johan henrik nils flodros was present in the meeting along with his lawyers and the translator. the first phase of the national health campaign will continue until the 15th of january. all people. according to deputy minister of health ministry predicts that 20 million people will be covered by the family health promotion plan at this stage. this sms has been sent to 23 million people so far. sms with the number of the ministry to. it was completely free and exclusive for each national code to more than 23 million people . in this text message, a dedicated link has been designed for each person who can answer the questions about his blood pressure and diabetes through the questionnaire . click on the link to the page. connect , register your information and get informed about these two diseases , considering that more than 70% of diseases cardiovascular disease is caused by high blood pressure. knowing about the disease and controlling blood pressure can prevent 6,000 deaths per year. one million , 500,000 people have been identified in the pre-hypertension s

and influential civil rights lawyer, professor, and expert on police brutality paul chevigny has died at the age of 88. as a lawyer with the new york civil liberties union, chevigny founded the police practices project and published two books on abusive policing, including the seminal "police power." in the 1971 case handschu v. special services division, he successfully challenged the new york police department surveillance of political organizations, which at the time included the black panther party and anti-vietnam war activists. he went on to write about police violence in other countries, including brazil, argentina, and jamaica. as a professor at nyu law, he inspired legions of students. paul chevigny is survived by two children, including the filmmaker katy chevigny. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. health officials in gaza say the death toll from israel's 10-week bombardment has now topped 20,000, including more than 8000 palestinian ch

of the union side in ohio. his father was a successful lawyer and gentleman farmer eichelberger came from a big he was the youngest of five siblings. and eichelberger father like like many parents thought especially many veterans thought, well, my kids are soft, you know, never going to make it in the world. and i really need toughen them up and, you know, all this kind of and so he, like turned ideas into a sort of a reality on some level. you known and competing for his affection in a and literally games which they're competing well you're not going be able to compete with a nine years old or whatever and so bobby was fiercely especially his father and so he grows with this sort of burning kind desire to make something of himself and, show everybody what he can do. and the army represents that for him, he goes west point. he graduates from west point. 1909 and has a really interesting career during world war one. he did not go to the western front to serve in combat. instead he went to russia in the ill fated expedition to try and snuff out the bolshevik regime, often called the polar bear expedition britain, fr

of the european union, which continue to supply weapons to the key of terrorism. they, in turn, use cluster munitions and other weapons against civilian. let's go live now to doug canolli, kumin and labor rights lawyer done. thank you very much for joining us. um, 1st of all, i just want to get your thoughts on we make the timing of this strike is it responds to versus bombardments of ukraine is. they said yesterday it was the russian m o. d says, as a result of ukraine's failures on the bottom. well, it's probably a little bit of both, but certainly they seem to be targeting civilians because they cannot succeed in fighting the russian forces directly. so not only did they attack that would be grad, they keep uh, showing their own civilians or who they thought whether on civilians into the net, which is, you know, i visited twice, they are the last year. and so i would say good luck getting that territory back at this point. obviously the people to go back to ukraine, but again, they don't care. they, they, they think all they can do now is target civilians as to what end. it's not even clear i, it's not even source. well, what was going to be my, my next question, obviously, danny, besides these t

soviet union, who was one of the architects of this meeting between brizhniv and nixon in 1972 and such a founder of soviet foreign policy, in a way, and then years passed, and this is moscow. the lawyerpeople , well, he is a famous person, came to the united states , lived there for the last decades of his life, i once met him in the former soviet union, and he tells me, oh, vitaly, i understood that you should have worked not with arbative, but with henry kissinger, i tell him, it's the same person, okay, okay, because it's the same person that arbatov that kissinger is the personification of cynicism in politics, simply. on the one hand and on the other, very similar people, even outwardly, and i , to be honest, never me, i read kissenger's books, he pretended to be there a teleiran, a metternich, wrote this and that diplomacy, ugh, uh- uh, i'm not sure that diplomacy is a rejection of values, uh, there is a difference, metternig was a... political uh player who always defended his conservative values, tayloran was a kinsanger, he had absolutely nothing to defend, only to win, he perceived politics as a chess game , kissinger also, in principle, i have the impression, very serious,

union in ukraine. persons with disabilities. here you get all the information about disability, medical services and relocation. free consultations of a lawyerpsychologist, doctor, employment specialist, volunteers from all over europe. here you get support, advice and real friends. together we support each other, share useful information and learn new things. together, we grow! join us! become part of our enable me ukraine family. by support of the national assembly of persons with disabilities of ukraine eneble me ukraine. information day of the tv channel in rozpala. kherson oblast is now in touch with us. in particular , yuriy sobolevskyi, the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council. glory to ukraine, mr. yury, we congratulate you. i congratulate you as a hero of glory. today, the kherson regional military administration reported that today the occupying army struck another attack on kherson, ransacking the administrative building during the working day. you say what the consequences are now known as a result of this attack? please let me know everything you can. yes, unfortunately, this morning the enemy fired intensively

i am convinced that most of the european union is deliberately living the war in ukraine in a big lie. our lawyersnd legal ways to stop the destruction both from the outside and from the inside. who does orban work for, putin, why are you not doing anything to stop him? don't you see how the eu is being destroyed from within? we see, unfortunately, the tools to stop it are too weak. thus, the priority option is still aspiration. position on ukraine, explaining all the costs of isolation. by the way, an interesting fact: a member of the european parliament from lithuania proposed punishing hungary and depriving it of the right to vote, between the lines because budapest today is pursuing its own independent policy. this policy is very simple: decisions of the european union should not harm the residents of the european union, in particular hungary. lithuania thinks differently, a systemic crisis and a path to self-destruction are better. why did the severance of ties with moscow and minsk lead lithuania to a dead end? the economy asks for help, business shouts the guard, but the authorities continu

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every possible way, in general, for any lawyer, this is generally a disgrace, and khrushchev. put a lot of pressure on the prosecutor general of the soviet unionat is required. by the way, ironically, rudenko was the only prosecutor general in our country who remained in his position until the day of his death, that is , his position turned out to be for life, oh well, the song is not about him at all, in short, it was a big, very big deal, very a lot of. in the west, in the west, even, in my opinion, then they issued some kind of commemorative coin in honor of jaan rokototov somewhere and almost opened monuments, it turned out to be an ugly story, so i won’t talk about currency traders, the most famous forger, whom i knew, it was yuri shmillich aizinshpis, but i didn’t know him as a currency broker, because he served time on these charges, for a total of 17 years; i already talked about him as a music producer. but he didn’t tell it in the context of fartsovka, he told me the most interesting things, because i, frankly speaking, thought that the blackmailers were these irons, they ironed along the old arbat, they ironed along the lines of gum

british medical association and the trade unions congress but a lot of this afternoon was about hearing from bereaved families and their victims through their lawyerst? yes, and it has felt like a long couple _ wasn't it? yes, and it has felt like a long couple of— wasn't it? yes, and it has felt like a long couple of days, _ wasn't it? yes, and it has felt like a long couple of days, hasn't - wasn't it? yes, and it has felt like a long couple of days, hasn't it? | a long couple of days, hasn't it? quite emotional, notjust for boris johnson. i spoke to a few people who have lost loved ones during the pandemic who travelled down to london today, some hundreds of miles, to be in the inquiry room or indeed standing outside, campaigning. they have found it quite emotional. they have been through some of the more personal language, language that boris johnson was never meant to see the light of day, it was private communications in whatsapp messages and diary entries. i think it is made for quite difficult listening. this afternoon, not only have we heard of the likes of the trade unions congress, the british medical association, those suffering from lo

union, all issues, all, all decisions must be made by consensus. can we say that here... there is consensus, unanimity from a legal point of view, as lawyers explain, decision is absolutely legitimate, because in fact one country simply left the voting hall and abstained , as it were, from voting for this decision, and therefore from the legal from the point of view, everything happened correctly and transparently, but on the other hand, in my opinion, this is an attempt by the european union to invent some. tive approach in order to still make the decision that is needed the majority of member states, we have already seen such solutions, such creative solutions in nato, when the ukraine-nato commission was unblocked at the highest level, when again it was possible to bypass the veto of the same hungary, so in fact this decision demonstrates that when there is political will , or in the european union or in nato, you can actually find creative ways to overcome ... that veto and make it legally correct, according to all the procedures. mariano, stay tuned, i want to add two more guests to our broadcast: snizhana dyachenko, analyst of the ukrainian i

every possible way, in general, for any lawyer, this is generally a disgrace, and khrushchev put a lot of pressure on the prosecutor general of the soviet unionronically, rudenko was the only prosecutor general in our country who... it was yuri shmilevich azen shpis, but i did not know him as forsovschik volutschik, because he served time, he was on these charges, for a total of 17 years, as a music producer, i already talked about him, but i didn’t tell him in the context of forcing, he told me the most interesting things, because i honestly thought, that the formers are these irons, they ironed they were on the old arbat, they were ironing along lines... something, and he told me that a lot of people worked with sailors and conductors and flight attendants, people who constantly traveled abroad and could bring certain things to order, they bought mostly clothes from foreigners, that is, jeans, because having jeans in the soviet union was cool, they weren’t for sale, not everyone had them, and if you managed to buy jeans. well, in general, you are already a fashionable guy, as if you bought belts and watches there, but you can get dressed it

lawyers say jabbari was the aggressor. he could face up to a year in jail if convicted of the misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. >>> and overseas, leaders of the european union failed to agree on a $54 billion financial aid package for ukraine. during a meeting in brussels yesterday, all 27 members needed to approve the aid. but the prime minister of hungary vetoed it. it comes after ukrainian president volodymer zelenskyy failed to persuade u.s. lawmakers to approve additional aid for its fight with russia. the eu did agree to open negotiations with ukraine on joining the group of nations, but that could take years. >>> russian president vladimir putin says that there will be no buys in ukraine until moscow achieves its goals. speaking at his year-end news conference yesterday, putin said russia's goals are unchanged after nearly two years of fighting. he also said his country is in talks with the u.s. about a deal to free americans evan gershkovich and paul whelan. they're being held in russia on espionage charges. >>> coming up, a close call at a colorado airport. why the tail of a jetblue train hit the runway. >>> and later, applesauce investigation. was

well, another lawyer, orbán and fico are the trojan horses that are currently in the european union. very briefly, next week will be very important and there should be a solution. ofo start negotiations with ukraine on joining the european union? hungary and slovakia now have their own opinion, how much can this opinion, their opinion, hinder us? of course, they can get in the way if the european union does not do two things: c on the one hand, it can give a dead end, i.e. remove the actually frozen financing, start financing hungary from european funds. and the second is, of course, the pressure that will be revised, well, of course, it does not happen so quickly, it is the decision-making mechanisms in the european union, specifically hungary and slovakia, they show that this is an overripe issue, because they can block vitally important ones for the european union question, here, but it seems to me that orbán, he received as trumpians in the house of representatives have a golden share, they they are blackmailing the entire congress and now of course they have put all of us in... a difficult situation, and in fact orbán is trying to survive as much as possible,

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soviet union, who was one of the architects of this brizhnivan meeting in 1972 and such a founder of russia's soviet foreign policy , in i saw a doctor, and then years passed, and this moscow lawyer, like many people, well, he is a famous person, moved to the united states, lived there for the last decades of his life, and i somehow met him. already in the former soviet union, and he tells me: oh, vitaly, i understood that you should not have worked with arbativ with henry kissinger, i tell him, it is the same person, okay, okay, because this is the same person, arbatov, kissinger, this is the personification of cynicism in politics, just from one side and from the other, very similar people, even external, and i honestly never, i read kissinger's books, he claimed to be there teleline, metternich, wrote diplomacy, i'm not sure that diplomacy is a rejection of values, uh, there is a difference, metternich was political, a player who always defended his conservative values. teleiran was a kinsenger, it didn't matter to him what to defend, only to win, he perceived politics as a chess game, kissenger also, in principle, i have an impression, a very serious one, that left an imprint

of international lawyers and conventions which afford special protection to history and religious sites. hosted inactive as a cooling fridge label to strike on monday to demand an immediate cease fire. trade unions and social media influences have joined the appeal and vicious joins of applied to east jerusalem now. so i didn't tell us what this general strike is looking like that. ok if you think of the busiest time and the busiest street near you, then salad in street is a bit like that. normally the street suite are worn because so many people walk along here. but just take a look behind me. absolutely. and to all the shops, to be absolutely closed from the shoes store, to the sports store, to the cafe, to the coffee shop. all of them have the shutters up. there's hardly anyone that run. and the people that we have been speaking to. they say they're actually fully supportive of this. we spoke to one shopkeeper and we asked them, are you concerned about losing business? and he said, yeah, you might lose business, but he's been watching from a distance as people are dying and guys. and he said, if this makes that message, sends a message, makes a point, then he's happy to support it. and all th

elections to the european parliament you have the right. every chance of seriously ousting all lawyers ukrainian membership in the european unionhip, according to a report by a german economic institute. this means that almost all other eu member states will become net donors, and ukraine will become the main net beneficiary of the european union. everyone wants to be a beneficiary. and virtually everyone viewed the eu as a feeding trough. germany agreed to be a donor, benefiting from common market, but now this system of relations is beginning to fail, and this means not only in relation to ukraine, but also in relation to itself. europe cannot make any strategic decisions. the eurozone economy entered recession in the last quarter. as expected, falling germany is pulling everyone along with it. and the european union has a lot of unpleasant discoveries ahead. one of which will be that the matter will not end with 50 billion, even if this money is allocated to ukraine, it will be eaten up and stolen much earlier than twenty-seven. mikhail antonov, anastasia barkovskaya, andrey putra, vesti berlin, germany. in the absence of mo

lawyer. professor paul butler for joining us, thank you. still coming up after the break, a group of black women filed a class action lawsuit against the largest credit union in the u.s., alleging racial discrimination in mortgage lending. i'll speak with their attorney, ben crump, right after this. this is the reidout, and i am charles coleman junior. stay tuned. >>>n junior stay tuned >> >> welcome back to the reidout. i'm charles coleman junior, in front away tonight. nikki haley's claim that the civil war was simply about economic freedom was absurd on many counts. especially considering disparities that exist today that directly stem from slavery and jim crow. disparities such as housing discrimination. during the civil rights movement, the fair housing act was indicted to try and write that wrong. but today the homeownership gap between white and black households is even wider than it was a 1960. and black applicant is more than twice as likely to be denied a home mortgage as a white applicant. now we have seen the scenario play out over and over again. you may remember the viral story a few years ago of a black couples home valuation increasing by 5

lawyer. thank you so much, professor paul butler, for joining us. >>> still coming up after the break, a group of black women have filed a class action lawsuit against the largest credit unionin the u.s., alleging racial discrimination in mortgage lending. i'll speak with their attorney, ben crump, right after this. this is "the reidout," and i'm charles coleman jr. stay tuned. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the reidout." i'm charles coleman jr. in for joy tonight. nikki haley's claim that the civil war was simply about economic freedom is frankly absurd on many counts. especially considering disparities that exist today that directly stem from slavery and jim crow. disparities such as housing discrimination. during the civil rights movement, the fair housing act was enacted to try and right that wrong. but today, the home ownership gap between white and black households is even wider than it was in 1960. and a black applicant is more than twice as likely

of the civil war these conditional unions gravitated to the point that they were breaking bread with their initial former enemies, these rebels or southern sympathizers. a they become democrats. john c williams is a prominent lawyer, he defended the coal miners in the coal mine wars and played a prominent role in a couple of democratic administrations. the gentleman on the bottom is colonel william caswell with his two- month-old pony, william caswell was a wealthy gentleman. he was a confederate courier, he is the confederate courier that i mentioned. the gentleman on the upper left that is samuel bell luttrell, he was the mayor's son, james churchill luttrell, this was his son. he was a union captain during the civil war, when he came back in the post civil war. the policies were radical policies and it drove luttrell to the democratic party. his brother, james c luttrell junior was also confederate officer. politics bring them together. whenen douses these are union confederate men, it was the post war politics that united them, knoxville knoxville's were the republicans and the holston's for the democrats. where did they play? we all knew they played on the gay street baseball grounds. this was breaking in th

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but questions from many lawyers representing different groups , disabled different groups, disabled people, people of colour , the people, people of colour, the trade unions over the care homes and what emerged was that clearly matt hancock had to admit that they simply initially didn't have enough tests to test people. also so they didn't have enough ppe , ppe. there was enough ppe, ppe. there was allegations that care homes that had paid for ppe had that actually not delivered and given to the nhs instead. so obviously huge failings. but matt hancock clearly believes that he did the best he could under very difficult circumstances. as he said, there were only bad opfions said, there were only bad options for the government catherine. >> just very quickly, we saw that short clip of matt hancock addressing his his relationship there , there. but what was his there, there. but what was his general body language like? how do you think he's coping with the hours of being questioned . the hours of being questioned. >> i think it probably been some of the hardest hours of his life, apart from , of course, life, apart from, of course, when that story actually a