but while i was in the army, the united democratic front formed.was sort of like the anc national congress, but above ground, and ijoined while i was in the army. i almost immediately got arrested, which freaked the army out even more and they sent military observers to the trial. i was convicted — it was a small conviction — the first people to be convicted of illegal gathering in cars, which is also funny. i was quite public about it and ijust said, "to hell with all "of this, i now want to be an activist and use my cartoons "to actually do something." and so i became an activist cartoonist while i was in the army, which was really strange. that is strange and you clearly had a gift for it, so let's fast forward to the post—1994 period, when of course, apartheid has successfully been defeated, it's dismantled. nelson mandela becomes the figurehead leader of a liberated south africa. were there certain things for you that, because of your background, that were always off—limits? particularly, i think of the persona, the personality of nelson mande

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if , as suggested by colonel stalfenberg, we had united with the democratic front, perhaps everything would have been different. no, i'm not for such germany long live the great german empire i will shout. i'm on their hunt for you now such an opportunity will arise. or maybe she starts with the song that she sang? we are a mother from the fact that in any trials no one has taken away from us. where does the birthplace of the cherished bench begin, at the gate from the same birch tree that volya leaning under the wind grows. or maybe it starts with the spring song from the creator and from this country road, which has no end in sight. what does the motherland begin from the windows burning from the old father's house, which we found somewhere in the closet. or maybe it starts with a knock? the curse that you brought to her in your heart in your youth. what the motherland begins brigadan fuhrer is informed in detail about your behavior. first class and don't be mad at me peter it's hard to find dedicated people for such severe trials. the gabstorführer with the bearer has the right to

we need to rally behind one person, a united message, united front to take on whoever the democrat may i think the unity pledge is a great vision and a great idea. i'm not certain everyone's going to go for it. i understand asa hutchinson's reservations about potentially supporting someone who might be convicted of serious crimes. >> it's not just asa hutchinson, the former governor of arkansas, it's also chris christie saying, yeah, i'll honor it as much as trump did when he got on the stage and didn't raise his hand about supporting the nominee. >> i think it's meaning less. they're going to do what they want to do. they'll sign it to get on the stage, but they're not going to honor it unless they feel that it's going to be good for them. i'd love to say they're all just honoring their consciences. i think some of them just think it's what's best for them. but i think people should honor their conscience. they shouldn't just get behind somebody because the rnc is behind them, if they feel like this person would be a bad president, they shouldn't be saying that they support them. >> w

we need to rally behind one person, united message, united front to take on president biden and whatever the democrathink the unity pledge is a great vision, and a great idea, i'm not certain everyone will go for it. i understand asa hutchinson's reservations about potentially supporting somebody who might be convicted of serious crimes. >> the former governor of arkansas, it is also chris christie who is saying i will honor it as much as trump did. of course when he signed it, he got on the stage. >> it's a meaningless thing. honestly. they do what they want to do for the most part. they signed to get on the stage, but they are not going to honor it unless they feel that it is going to be good for them i think. i would love to say they are honoring their conscious, some of them are, some of them think about what's best for them. i actually think that people should honor their conscience, they should not just get behind somebody because the rnc is behind them. as i think this person would be a bad president they should not be saying they support them. >> we spoke to her about what she believes trump

democratic syria, which is made up of. this group is supported by the united states. in front of netanyahu's house , the headquarter of the city of keshin clashed with the police forces. demonstrations were held last night in opposition to the plan of the cabinet of the zionist regime to make changes in the judicial system of this regime. severe riots covered many parts of japan , and as a result of it, at least two people disappeared . the japanese authorities declared a state of emergency for the residents of some areas. tokyo with heavy rain with the wind, trees were uprooted and roads were closed. heavy rain stopped the movement of trains between tokyo and nagoya. more than 270 flights were canceled all over japan. china, especially in asian affairs , announced that if we are home , we will end the war in ukraine and establish peace. it is necessary to stop sending battlefield weapons to ukraine. 012 days, poland, france , germany and russia said that they are looking for mediation in the war in ukraine, but first the increase in tensions should be prevented. in sudan and

anyone with information is urged to contact the united states postal service, gun reform was fronts. enter the state capitol today as democratic lawmakers and gun violence prevention activists urge support for several gun control bills that are >> going through the legislature as we speak. and this all comes less than 48 hours ahead of national gun violence awareness day. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives a look at some of the proposals and has reaction. >> well, the lawmakers behind these bills say their proposals will help curb gun violence across the state. but there are some who argue the legislation will hurt law abiding citizens. damage an is enough. a passionate assembly member mike gibson expressing frustration calling for action on gun violence. all of it part of this larger gathering in front of the state capital featuring gun violence. survivors, activists and democratic lawmakers. this notion that more guns makes a safe is the exact opposite. morgan's makes us more likely to get shot. burbank state senator anthony portantino spoke in favor of his bill sb 2 if passed and signed into law. it would change

the only group allied, the democratic forces has been blamed. un secretary general african union fronts and united states civil condemns of the blood shed. catherine, so it reports realities of students who account in luby rehab secondary school are in morning. it's come to look for the children at the mall. caldwell hacked to death because my shift is, the boys were burned alive when 5 to is from the, on my democratic forces to a petro born into that dormitory. some students are missing. we just had in the morning is the date that the school is a button on the some students have been thinking so. oh as well? no. do you i didn't find where i use them on the those ones who i took in, oh is, oh is a month the way a button. so we have still waiting for his adults. most family members have identified the students. his family is taking the body of the dose, a home. everyone here is in shock. back of the school. this is what remains of the boys, dormitory witness. they say the students who top up a fight and refused to open the door. in the midst of gunfire, samuel brandon said, this is an embarrassing

the alms group allied democratic forces has been blamed. un secretary general african union fronts and the united states of oil can damage the bloodshed . catherine story reports, realities of students who are killed in luby rehab. secondary school are in morning . come to look for the children at the mall. calls la hacked to death because my shift is, the boys were burned alive when fighters from the, on my democratic forces through a petro going into that dormitory. some students are missing. we just had in the morning is the day that the school is a button on the subsidies have been taken. so oh as well. no. did see i didn't find where i used the money the. those are what his lawyer ticket oh is. oh is a month the way a button. so we have still waiting for is that most family members have identified the students. this family is sticking the body of the dose at home. everyone here is in shock stock of the school. this is what remains of the boys dormitory witnesses see the students who top up a fight and refused to open the door in the midst of gunfire. samuel brandon said this is an embarassin

front line districts back to blue and if so, what are you doing to prevent it? mr. jeffries: i think that democrats in new york and throughout the country are united around some core values. we're united around the fact that we want to grow the middle class in new york state and across the country. we're united around the fact that we want to defend reproductive freedom while the other side of the aisle wants to criminalize abortion care and impose a nationwide ban. we're united around the fact that we need to do something meaningful around gun safety and to stop the gun violence epidemic in the united states of america, the extreme maga republicans this week, including every single new york republican, voted to make it easier to kill americans and unleash carnage on children. voted to make it easier, consistent with the n.r. a. so i've -- n.r.a. so i've got no concern as it relates to whether in new york or in any other part of the country democrats are going to be restrained or constrained in our ability to draw a contrast with the people on the other side of the aisle. we're team normal. we're team reasonable. we're team get stuff done. republi

possible democratic candidate, robert kennedy, said that the white house is dragging the united states into the third world war according to his data, the loss of 350,000 soldiers on the frontld trump again. he promised to conclude a truce with russia well, it so happened that the plane of one of his sponsors crashed under strange circumstances. valentin bogdanov about everything in more detail. a loud sound, similar to the sound of an explosion in washington, was heard both on the streets and in the enclosed spaces of the wall, the echo of an unknown cotton at the moment spread throughout the us capital and its environs. frightened animals, excited people, everything is clear to the police, the wave, having reached social networks, has already raised the rest of america to the ears , no smoke, no destruction in washington noticeably did not have. and this made the situation even more mysterious, there was a strong roar. it seemed to us that someone was trying to kick our door in or as if a car drove into our house, but the capitol police, who were briefly put on high alert , already guessed. what happened over the restricted area, including the publication of the us congre

saw a top republican, top democrat both come out and express concerns about how the if the i handled themselves during the investigation. it was a very united bipartisan front, a different vibe than what we are seeing in the hearing today. >> a different vibe when there are cameras in the room, i am shocked. definitely breaking news. sarah, thank you so much for that reporting. >>> next, the president gets a little too truthful, days after a goodwill trip to china by his secretary of state. we will explain what we mean when we come back. hi, i'm jill and i've lost 56 pounds on golo. hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team. if she tells me too something, i usuay jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic and 's something we can do the rest of our lives. monestresses me out. so, i got this experiaapp, and now, i'm checking my fico® score. i got a new credit card, and i'm even finding ways to save. finally getting smart about money feels really good. see all you can do with the free experian app. download it now. the subway series is taking your favorites to the next level. hold on, chuck! you can't beat the italian bmt. uh you can wit

front lines. i was talking to former arizona democratic party chairwoman who said, look, there's a great number of people in the united, continuing to follow this guy to whatever means it's going to go. you see in the same polling, people asking about the las fied documents indictment, only 45% said it was a minor concern or no concern. that's not republicans. that's americans, all voters. 45% said either minor concerns or no concerns at all. when we're talking about plurality vote, donald trump, if he was able to garner 43, 44%, we have no labels candidate, you have cornell west. he may be in the middle of trials, don't rule him out. >> middle of trials can stamp up their enthusiasm. >> potentially. his nod of support is unyielding. vaughn hillyard, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in former obama white house chief of staff jim messina and former communications director for jeb bush's campaign and writer at the bulwark tim miller. tim, is donald trump a real threat in a general election? >> i think so. joe biden is going to be a clear favorite in a general election if that's what we get up getting. it's a five-al

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united states. >> and he is running for president and is currently the front runner to get the republican nomination. so, when you look to voters around the country, young voters, older voters, democrats and independents, what is going to get them the most motivated? voting against republicans and donald trump for joe biden agenda or is it issues like access to reproductive health or climate or cultural issues? what's gonna get people fired up? >> i think it's going to be issues, i do not think it is going to be joe biden's second term. especially if you are looking at states like north carolina right now where so much hangs in the balance. there was just this quick flip-flop on abortion access in that state. when you talk to women of all ages -- i spent months in north carolina covering the midterms. that was the first thing that they brought up consistently. whether they were young women voting for the first time, getting out of high school, or elderly women who had 20 grandkids telling me that they want their granddaughters to have access to this. and that was their number one concern. i think it's going to be issues focused. and i think that's why, again, the definition of these t

democratic party, but in the congress in general. he was at the front of arguing for us of the saudi intervention in yemen. in yemen, he has this amazing quote, the unitedadds ukraine so that we can fight russia over there and we don't have to fight russia here. that was news to when i when i heard about it. and i'm saying that her analysis of all of what schiff says is necessarily wrong, but she frames him simply as a defender of democracy against trump. right. never once a question raised. never once a quick thing and never once is a question raised like i would imagine any critically thinking historian would would think about is is it possible that the fact he gets tens and tens of thousands of dollars from the military industrial complex is motivating him to constantly about the danger of russia and eastern europe. it just seems like a basic critical thinking question that i think of my undergrads would understand as well. so of thinking along those lines, you see it's very, very hagiographic. adam is a model for brains and morals. he's a masterful speaker, as opposed to a hack politician. all. sorry. so she mentioned shift by name. any times in the

united states. he did not do what he promised to do when he walked in that office. him to constantly biden and the democrats in front of his plan, it is about him it is not about vilma. he committed -- it is about him it is not about them. he committed a crime. he needs to pay for them. host: again we are taking calls about the not guilty plea from the former president. -- his lawyer did not sign every line needed. third time is the charge -- charm the judge said. -- they set the stage for the high-stakes trial which prosecutors will elect go 40 for president where he had documents in the bathroom, ballroom, among other leases that he took from the -- other places that he took from the white house. this is george. -- line. caller: there's three things that people are experts on. -- trump has never been elected to anything before which is a big mistake that people made when they voted for him. his character will show that anybody who his family -- his children with the bullseye on their back. if he has no respect for his children, why would he have respect for anything? host: what do you think about the event yesterd