other issues just on that quickly is that if something is happening outside of the united states the united states government is going to be less interested in it it doesn't mean that it's not going to be interested in the illegal activity but if people are laundering money in you know congo. that's not going to be high on the united states government's list and i think that they also have this problem that they have a very large financial services sector which is a very lucrative business in the united states the biggest banks in the world are all american banks and they make a lot of money by shifting money around the world i think you know it has to be said there are plenty of legitimate reasons to be transferring money in these. around the world for companies and governments and so forth so it's very difficult to keep track of it all but i don't think that they have a real you know baked in incentive to go after what's you know happening in the 3rd world so let's talk about europe's incentive because in fact that european commission has had quite a bit to say on money laundering in the last few years cla

other issue just on that quickly is that if something is happening outside of the united states the united states government is going to be less interested in it it doesn't mean that it's not going to be interested in the illegal activity but if people are laundering money in you know congo that's not going to be high on the united states government's list and i think that they also have this problem that they have a very large financial services sector which is a very lucrative business in the united states the biggest banks in the world are all american banks and they make a lot of money by shifting money around the world i think you know it has to be said there are plenty of legitimate reasons to be transferring money in these. around the world for companies and governments and so forth so it's very difficult to keep track of it all but i don't think that they have a real you know baked in incentive to go after what you know happening in the 3rd world so let's talk about europe's incentive because in fact that european commission has had quite a bit to say on money laundering in the last few years claims

other issues just on that quickly is that if something is happening outside of the united states the united states government is going to be less interested in it it doesn't mean that it's not going to be interested in the illegal activity but if people are laundering money in you know congo that's not going to be high on the united states government's list and i think that they also have this problem that they have a very large financial services sector which is a very lucrative business in the united states the biggest banks in the world are all american banks and they make a lot of money by shifting money around the world i think you know it has to be said there are plenty of legitimate reasons to be transferring money in these soames around the world for companies and governments and so forth so it's very difficult to keep track of it all but i don't think that they have a real you know baked in incentive to go after what you know happening in the 3rd world so let's talk about europe's incentive because in fact the european commission has had quite a bit to say on money laundering in the last few years c

other issues just on that quickly is that if something is happening outside of the united states the united states government is going to be less interested in it it doesn't mean that it's not going to be interested in the illegal activity but if people are laundering money in the congo that's not going to be high on the united states government's list and i think that they also have this problem that they have a very large financial services sector which is a very lucrative business in the united states the biggest banks in the world are all american banks and they make a lot of money by shifting money around the world i think you know it has to be said there are plenty of legitimate reasons to be transferring money in these. around the world for companies and governments and so forth so it's very difficult to keep track of it all but i don't think that they have a real you know baked in incentive to go after what you know happening in the 3rd world so let's talk about europe's incentive because in fact the european commission has had quite a bit to say on money laundering in the last few years claims to wa

other issues just on that quickly is that if something is happening outside of the united states the united states government is going to be less interested in it it doesn't mean that it's not going to be interested in the illegal activity but if people are laundering money in you know congo. that's not going to be high on the united states government's list and i think that they also have this problem that they have a very large financial services sector which is a very lucrative business in the united states the biggest banks in the world are all american banks and they make a lot of money by shifting money around the world i think you know it has to be said there are plenty of legitimate reasons to be transferring money in these. around the world for companies and governments and so forth so it's very difficult to keep track of it all but i don't think that they have a real you know baked incentive to go after what you know happening in the 3rd world so let's talk about europe's incentive because in fact the european commission has had quite a bit to say on money laundering in the last few years claims to

other issue just on that quickly is that if something is happening outside of the united states the united states government is going to be less interested in it it doesn't mean that it's not going to be interested in the illegal activity but if people are laundering money in you know congo that's not going to be high on the united states government's list and i think that they also have this problem that they have a very large financial services sector which is a very lucrative business in the united states the biggest banks in the world are all american banks and they make a lot of money by shifting money around the world i think.

the united states and britain and all governments who are complicit so it's the west's fault along with everyone else's lots of blame to be shared around so much in fact that it doesn't actually stick to any one party's take responsibility in name only and they stay in their posts whatever mistakes all crimes they've committed it's a system of accountability but with 0 consequences except of course for the people who have to live with all the criminality and incompetence poverty and hunger small wonder that their patience is close to exhausted. how long do you expect people to wait for these rights that you're promising these reforms that you're probably seeing the end to corruption and has apparently. our looted money give us back our looted money this is what they say when one of the people of lebanon going to get back i know we are very much we are very much aware and committed to that it's not the government that lot of the money before it's not business government that created the situation that was before but however we are committed to do all what we can with our friends again sa

in fact some people were jailed for crimes committed against the united states government. jefferson davis was governed jailed for sometime. but none of them really suffered. jefferson davis writes a siege memoir saying that it is olive states'rights and had nothing to do the same slavery, the civil war. they propagated their own views and they're really not punished that hard. do you have a question? >> jeremy yeah. the 13th amendment originally stated there should be no slavery accept as a punishment for crime. so how significant did that play for the south's part in enforcing the black codes in that type of thing? >> very good question jeremy. we're talking a black codes right? southerners use all sorts of legal and constitutional loopholes to undermine reconstruction and the project for black rights. people use criminality. they start convicting black people for minor crimes and using them as convict labor. there are serious about mass incarceration taxation to this is where it all starts. actually, the former people wrote this 13th amendment did not have that in mind at

discussion of the economic and legal in other factors related to the relationship between the united states government emperor in different work of the us trade for you agreement i believe i believe we must put an emphasis is we must make a priority of the hill needs and rights of the people of illinois especially the children and especially the born children being born with lead in their bodies and that is something that we can see they're completely unacceptable like you know. if she would. noisily akiko needed a political. they can equal exploded then black eagle as you then either load or yes eco mad that a pity. after hope you know that i mean. iraq i mean us have them what at the. not yet. but that is but i have this. legal. d.n.a. that this much at this is a man that unless they look at $11.00 of my concerns with each of the free trade agreements going back to nafta with mexico which i did vote against primarily because of workers' rights and because of environmental protections while on paper it looked to be very strong and robust and i'm wondering if the peruvian free trade agreement is there

government. it's president asked for aid from the united states.n the first application of the eisenhower doctrine, the president dispatched u.s. marines to beirut, despite strong russian protests. the presence of the marines quickly restored order. when an acceptable plan was adopted guaranteeing the integrity of lebanon, american troops were withdrawn in favor of a u.n. force. a simmering international problem came to a head in 1958, when the red forces of mao se tung, shelled the offshore islands, garrisoned by trips from the republic of china. the united states seventh fleet prepared for action, though america's allies opposed intervention. kai-shek was persuaded to disavow intentions to invade the mainland, and the shelling dwindled to a stop, leaving the china conflict unresolved. in cuba, several factions united to fight for the overthrow of the dictator batista. the american naval base in cuba was reinforced, but the u.s. maintained a hands-off policy. fidel castro entered havana in january, 1959, following the flight of batista, and castro

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the united states government owns and maintains an enormous fleet of vehicles. re going to convert those government vehicles into electric vehicles, made in america, sourced right here in the united states. with the government provided demand to retool factories that are suggesting they are struggling to compete, the united states automobile industry will set up expanding capacity to the united states, not china, to lead the world in clean energy vehicles. i cannot wait to get us set behind that. all-electric corvette that goes 210 miles per hour. you think i am kidding. i mean it. [laughter] a converted corvettes at a speed record of 210.2 miles per hour. an electric vehicle. so do not tell me we do not make the best cars right here in the united states of america, and trucks. we are going to build on all the new infrastructure. we are going to build a network of 500,000 charging stations across america, providing an prevailing with jobs for other craftsmen across the country. by offering rebates and incentives to swap older, fuel-efficient vehicles for new, cle

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united states. it will not in any way enter the hands of the chinese owners or the chinese government which has beenates main concern, of course, with all of its, i guess, kind of ongoing disputes with chinese tech companies. whether it be huawei, which manufactures cell phones to now this extremely popular social media app that millions of americans are using on a regular basis, many teenagers, 800 million active users. even just to have an extra week that people are guaranteed to get download tiktok is a sigh of relief for many people, especially those using it to vent off some steam during this difficult times of this pandemic. >> right, absolutely. but, you know, as i mentioned, bytedance will be a majority owner of tiktok. does that mean the data privacy and security issues that prompted all of this, they're no longer a concern? >> i think the devil is in the details. apparently this is enough for the united states government to have these major american stake holders now involved. even though as you said bytedance maintains majority ownership, tiktok has a different version of the app in china

repression agencies are collecting a lot more data about people over and over we've seen the united states government and i presume the russian government collect data systematically on dissidents protestors and so on and it's this is been happening for decades so the most sensitive data about you are where you go who you meet. and what you and the other people say to each other these are is a saying that must not be spied on and any systematic attempts to spy on them must be stopped so consider for instance clearview ai which has a face matching service is collected photos of hundreds of millions of americans i think and then it will match photos you take a photo on the street. it'll match it another next 2nd you take another photo because suppose it's a video camera it's taking photos all the time and you could match every photo that shows up and the government could be doing this i'm sure some agencies are agencies that don't hold our freedom in very high esteem so this should be absolutely illegal people must be allowed of course to take photos from time to time you know suppose you watch agents

. >> the united states government recognizes 574 indian tribes.eservations, have land base. ♪ >> the trust gives us a way to take care of land and to reengage it in a sovereign kind of way, so that we can have ceremonial places, so that we can bring culture and song and dance back. i want my children and my grandchildren and my great grandchildren, the seven generations after them, to have what's needed on this land that has sustained us for thousands of years. >> breaking moments ago. >> key ruling from the supreme court today. a victory for native americans. >> i was shocked. i'm still shocked that that actually happened. >> finally, when it seemed impossible, a promise had been kept to our people. >> there are some folks who might think that treaties between our people and the united states expired. they never expire. >> i still get goosebumps, just thinking about that day. because that was the day we got to celebrate. >> just the one case today. >> are you ready to head over? >> okay, so since the supreme court ruling has come down, we are rec

in vietnam.ly by the united states government in vietnam.y states government in vietnam. as the war escalates and again month by month, incrementally, more troops are being sent from the united states to vietnam, more air missions are being launched from bases mostly at this point in vietnam to attack the north and to try to end the insurgency within the south of vietnam itself. so this is the process. so in some ways, it mirrors roughly or at least maybe it rhymes with some of the concerns that black activists had had probably earlier days, in the early '50s, let's say, not the early '60s, but the early '50s. when you've got a large majority of the citizenry of the united states in essential agreement about a policy, a way of life, a vision of how america operates, in the case of these black civil rights activists, this was jim crow laws, white supremacy, and other means of maintaining a racial hierarchy. so now you've got another group in the '60s, a small group pacifist, radicals who are trying as a small minority to convince, convey and inform the large majority that t

confederates were people who tried to destroy america it was a rebellion against the united states governmenthy is it 21st century american political party has so identified with that particular movement? one of the things that is fascinating about the material that i covered in this book is the way it looks at the american west. many think american west and they think of it as land of freedom where anybody could become prosperous and control usually his destiny. what's interesting to me about the material in this book was that it suggest that opposite was true that that image was a deliberate attempt to justify society that put a few white men on top e these, of course, symbolized by american cowboy guy who had his wife or women in the up stairs in saloon in west and who -- ran their lives in a way that they insist with independent but was really independent on federal assistance and way of life that deliberately denigrated people of color and being wives or being somehow read out acceptable american society. and in realizing that we were probably telling the story of the american west wrong

iran and venezuela you see these 2 countries that have been targeted very heavily by the united states government in recent years especially as we're now dealing with a global pandemic so this year what we've seen happen is that are wrong has come along they've sent tankers with supplies to venice weyler so that they were able to help them refine their crude oil and then they've helped even more by taking the oil and then exporting it and you may think that this is a great plan for these 2 countries that have been hit incredibly hard by the united states was saying shows but of course the u.s. government did not like that either as of a came along and added even more measures to iran and venezuela this week especially saying that because those 2 countries had found ways to undermine the old measures and get some new sanctions more sanctions they're looking for alternative ways because they've been hurt so badly not just from the sanctions but obviously covert 19 as it's become a global economic issue they're trying to come together and at least what they think will help their countries artie's ra

one moment, that he will not use the attorney general and all the tools of force in the united states governmentell, here is the other thing. the cia is withholding information from him about intelligence regarding what russia is doing. i don't know if that means they're still working on it, just not telling him, or just standing down. which worries me if they're standing down. donald trump's incentive structure is stay out of prison, don't get indicted, stay being president to prevent being indicted. but it's also cash. president trump has raked in for h his businesses $1.9 billion in revenues during his first three years. it's not clear whether he was a billionaire before. but it says here that even if his tenure ends in january 2021, president trump should be the first president to rake in billions while serving in office. he's an american putin as far as he's concerned. and he wants to keep the cash rolling in. so he has every incentive to stay in forever, doesn't he? >> of course. because he's an oligarch wanna be. the thing i believe he fears most, and which is probably created a blank spa

the united states and britain and all governments who are complicit so it's the west's fault along with everyone else's lots of blame to be shared around so much in fact that it doesn't actually stick to any one the parties take responsibility in name only and they stay in their post whatever mistakes or crimes they've committed it's a system of accountability but with 0 consequences except of course for the people who have to live with all the criminality and incompetence poverty and now hunger small wonder that their patience is close to exhausted. how long do you expect people to wait for these rights that you're probably seeing these reforms that you're probably seeing the end to corruption and as i say and we're just back our looted money give us back our looted money this is what they say when one of the people of lebanon going to get back i know we are very much we are very much aware and committed to that it's not the government that looted the money before it's not business government that created the situation that was before but however we are committed to do all what we can

discussion of the economic and legal in other factors related to the relationship between the united states government and peru in different work of the u.s. trade for you agreement i believe i believe we must put an emphasis is we must make a priority of the hill needs to rights of the people of illinois especially the children and especially the born we have children being born with lead in their bodies and that is something that we can see they are completely unacceptable like you know as miss america she would. noisily akiko i'm only there to politico. they can equal explode at them and then go to their then either load or yes eco mad at a political bet up on me because minorities wait to see his last couple yeah. after hope you know that i mean. iraq i mean that's how well then what at the. end of yet no you haven't either but yes opportunity that is but i have this benteke if this were like one time enough and completely home it then would be better then but as i move. e.o. auda do you know this much at this is him on that list though. but i won one of my concerns with each of the free trade agr

this is a terrible way to govern the united states of america. i regret that i believe most of my colleagues here feel that a continuing resolution does no damage. it does serious damage to the agencies, to the budgeting process, to fiscal discipline. we should be having consideration today of 12 conference reports, eight days away from the beginning of the next fiscal year. the committee has completed consideration of all 12 appropriation bills. this body has passed 10 of them, unfortunately the other body has not acted as -- acted at all. this would take to us december 11. there are anomalies in this continuing resolution, the majority have been submitted and requested by the office of management and budget. additionally there are other anomalies, where there were no government expenses to continue in 2020. for example, possible transition of cost. additionally, authorization of legislation to continue programs which might expire on september 30, again, with the agreement of the authorizing committees. some members are upset at this moment that

. >> what the united states government did was shameful and i am sorry. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci admits the u.s. still has work to do to earn that trust. >> if you don't have them represented in the clinical trial then you will not have definitively proven that the vaccine is safe and effective in them. >> reporter: savannah news anchor dawn baker stepped up to become the first volunteer in a phase three trial in the u.s. she's gotten praise and backlash. >> some people think you're crazy. >> one comment was this sister isn't woke because she's worked for white people too long, she opportunity know they'll try to kill us. >> are you confident the study groups will look like the population being hardest hit by the pandemic >> you know, i hope so we are trying very hard to make that a reality. >> reporter: researchers struggling to overcome decades of mistrust and save lives now. ron allen, nbc news. >>> an update on those cyberattacks on miami-dade schools, police say a 16-year-old south miami student has confessed to carrying out at least eight of the attacks. the t

and phase two and particularly with covid-19 is the large ovinvestment of funds from the united states government and then to greatly expedite. >> and then to say they are putting a positive how does the public take that quick. >> and then to reassure the public this is how the process should work. at oxford university and to talk about the different types of covid-19 vaccines and in phase three trials in a number of countries. and what they identified was the adverse event. and what these trials are meant to detect we heard to the news that one individual who received their vaccine developed a condition called transverse myelitis and inflammationor of the spinal cord that can be triggered by autoimmune diseases and disorders or prior infections or vaccines. but we don't understand in detail how this comes about. with this immune reaction against the spinal c cord. this was detected so they pause the trial. what they will try to do or even to suggest this adverse event was related to the vaccine but that is very difficult to determine whether a vaccine causes this type of serious adverse event. b

throughout this year we have undertaken successive rounds of intense negotiations in which the united states government exerted much appreciated efforts to bring the positions of the 3 countries like closer through the talks it sponsored for several months with the world bank. because he gypped also engaged in good faith in the deliberations initiated by my brother the prime minister of the sudan and afterwards in the negotiations called for by the republic of south africa. in its current capacity as chairperson of the african union unfortunately none of these efforts resulted in any tangible outcome. indeed the nile river must not be monopolized by one state for egypt the nile water is an existential matter this however does not mean that we want to undermine the rights of our brothers and sisters sharing with us the nile basin in this vein the convening of the security council consultative meeting on the 29th of june of this year highlighted the importance of this issue. and its direct bearing on international peace and security. right. the international community bears the responsibility to urge all