called the 45th president of the united states rather than citizen trump he's isn't a randomly selected private citizen he's a former officer of the united states government he's a former president of the united states of america he's treated differently under a law called the former president's act for 4 years we trusted him with more power than anyone else on earth as a former president who promised on a bible to use his power faithfully he can and should answer for whether he kept that promise while bound by an office his insistence otherwise is just wrong. and so so is this claim that there is a slippery slope to impeaching private citizens if you proceed the trial of a former official for abuses he committed as an official arising from an impeachment occurred while he was in official poses absolutely no risk whatsoever of subjecting a private citizen to impeachment for their private conduct to emphasize the point president trump was impeached while he was in office for conduct in office period the alternative once again is this january exception which our most powerful officials can commit the most terrible abuses and then resign to leave office and

united states rather than citizen trump. he isn't a grandly selected private citizen, he's a former officer of the united states government. he's a former president of the united states of america. he's treated differently under a law called the former presidents act. for four years we trusted him with more power than anyone else on earth. as a former president who promised on a bible to use his power faithfully, he can and should answer for whether he kept that promise while bound by it in office. his insistence otherwise is just wr that there is a slippery slope to impeaching private citizens if you proceed. the trial of a former official for abuses he committed as an official arising from an impeachment that occurred while he was an official poses absolutely no risk whatsoever of subjecting a private citizen to impeachment for their private conduct. to emphasize the point, president trump was impeached while he was in office for conduct in office, period. the alternative, once again, is this january exception which our most powerful officials can commit the most terrible abuses, then resign or leave office and simply cla

that uttering the exact same words expressing support for the enemies of the united states and for overthrowing the government is there anyone here who doubts that this would be a violation of his oath of office to preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states and that he or she could be impeached for doing that look at your president united states you've chosen to side with your oath of office and if you break it we can impeach convict removed and disqualify you permanently from holding any office of honor trust or profit under the united states as justice scalia once said memorably you can ride with the cops and root for the robber. and if you become insider in chief to the insurrection you can expect to be on the payroll as commander in chief for the union. trump was the president i'd states needs warner preserve protect and defend the constitution he had an affirmative binding duty one that set him apart from everyone else in the country to take care that the laws be faithfully executed including all the laws against assaulting federal officers destroying federal property violently thr

stating impact because of the continued colonization of the united states government and it has to end now now is the time for change take a look at our report and genocide where we rank every single state in the nation on how they're collecting race and ethnicity for american indians alaska natives but what we found is that as a nation united states got a d. plus we would have barely graduated high school with that grade. and if i may jump in here on abigail's comments. i think we did things that she's talking about. go so far back when she mentioned some of the preexisting conditions and the things that we see this virus attacking and really taking hold in people that have these this go so far back as far as under-served. places where you have no access to nutrition. little to no access to nutrition impoverished communities that are kept in a cycle and this is all part. and she mentioned it a little bit earlier you know this isn't the the native communities asking the united states government hey help us out throw us a bone here no these are trust and sridevi responsibilities you hav

and a lot of the folks who'd be that were created by the united states government to ostensibly bring up all the violent overthrow of the cuban government ended up performing acts of terrorism on u.s. soil. and also appear on. the list for example donors the osama bin lot of latin america was. a cia guy who is own lawyer told the federal court everything my plan ever did he did on behalf of the united states government and on behalf of the cia this man was responsible for blowing up on other things a passenger plane 73 people on board killing everybody and or just because the passenger plane was a cuban plane that and his passengers were maturity you. know that centers i've heard about the case and i've heard of operation mongoose i'm glad you brought them up it's interesting when you look at this kind of current situation with tardio and you know becoming president of the proud boys back in 2018 you know the group already had a spotlight due to a lot of its brazen acts of street violence and broken terror in a way it paid all mage to anti-semitism and racism my question is not that y

on the ground there but seeing those economic benefit this is here could prompt what the united states government hope is it could prompt the people of me and mark to say enough and to rise up against the military but i do expect that with the by the ministration you will see swift action the statement though from the senate foreign relations committee was the strongest yet they knew the economic sanctions and other impact as well and they strictly point out the genocide that their words they call the genocide and they say this is a tragedy and there will be repercussions. patty thank you very much for the moment patty cohen live for us there in maryland well let's not get the view from china and speak to katrina you our correspondent in beijing so we've heard reaction from the state department katrina from the united nations as well and until we when we spoke 20 minutes ago there was still no official reaction from beijing has changed . so fun over there is a briefing from china's foreign ministry in a few hours and certainly we expect some sort of response then but still we may not get a strong

at this point we think we can set aside our obligations to united states government as well as -- >> so you think you can rapidly produce new vaccines and booster shots if necessary because of the variance? do you answer that? >> yes sir co we do. supported about we are trying to deliver the first 3 million by july but the back at the beer will have additional capacity and there is work on the variant vaccine before we need to scale up manufacturing. saying thank you. i wanted to ask you about vaccine efficacy. j&j vaccine candidate was found to have 66% efficacy but are shown to be 85% effective in preventing severe disease. and there were zero hospitalizations and deaths among the 1000 trial participants so please explain why should the public have confidence that j&j's vaccine will protect them from the most serious threats? >> thank you for the question. we are very enthusiastic about the findings that you just mentioned from our study. the vaccine was tested at the height of the pandemic globally and included a significant number of participants from south africa south america a

6th was quote "not an act encouraging and organize movement to overthrow the misspelled united states government. they blame a small group of criminals incumbent of the capitol. they called the trial a political theater. the impeachment managers came back with a five page memo of their own wriing "incitement of insurrection against the united states government which disrupted the house. tomorrow both sides will begin with a debate over the constitutional issue followed by a senate vote. each side will have 16 hours to present argument. kinzinger is urging senators in his party to convict trump. the congressman writes and we quote "this is not a waste of time, it is a matter of accountability. the chaos of the past four years can quickly return." >> 17 republicans many of them sitting at desks that were ransacked by rioters, they have to join democrats in order to convict the former president. >> georgia's secretary of state have opened an investigation into trump. trump is heard begging officials find the 11,000 votes. this is a critical week for president biden as he tries to keep his $1.9 tril

. >> in the late 1950s, the united states government in response to sputnik being launched and the advancement of the soviet union and their technology, especially with rocketry and space exploration, the u.s. government was -- felt threatened and felt like there needed to be a response, and so nasa was formed in the late '50s, and shortly thereafter an announcement was made that we were going to eventually send humans into space. our director at the time, tony genzano and the head of nasa at the time communicated about the possibility of celestial navigation, and the idea being that as the ancient mariners did, sailing the seas using the stars as a way to navigate, these new pioneers could be able to use the stars just in case their navigation systems would fail, and so from 1959 to 1975 morehead planetarium trained all the astronauts in celestial navigation. i like to say that unc chapel hill is the only university in the country that can claim 62 astronauts as alumni because they came here for continuing education courses with celestial navigation. the morehead team always used pretty primi

government $2,000. the one exception to this across the planet is the southern border of the united states which has been dissolved by royal procclamation of king no and the only international frontier open to all 7 billion people on the earth. the u.s. government offices are covid compliant and painted 6 foot distance markings on the floor. they send all of the covid untested members of the undocument communities to the local holiday inn express. it's not like the northern border where the traveller gets stuck with the tag. on the southern border the illegal immigrants gets the bill picked up by you the american taxpayer. the united states government is about being tough not on foreigners but on floridans. unlike real americans they have obsolete habits like freedom of movement and freedom of religion and to have auntie over for thanksgiving. the biden regime is talking about building a new hard frontier and restricting travel in and out of the lawless state of florida. maybe they could put a wall on the georgia border and get tallahassee to pay for it. ron desantis governor of the free state of florida

reason that he now insists on being called to the 45th president of the united states he's a former officer of the united states government. he's a former president of the united states of america. he's treated differently under the act. for four years we trusted him with more power than anyone else on earth. as a former president who promised on the bible to use his power faithfully, he can and should answer whether he kept the promise while bound by it in office. his insistence otherwise is just wrong. and soo is his claim that there is a slippery slope to impeachingng private citizens if you proceed. the trial of a former official for the abuse that he committed as an unofficial arising from an impeachment that occurred while he was an official poses absolutely no risk whatsoever of subjecting a private citizen to the impeachment for their private conduct. besides the point. president trump was impeached while he was in office for conduct in office, period. the alternative once again is this january exception which the most powerful officials can commit the most terrible abuses and then resigned to leave office and sud

they would say you're engaging in ongoing acts of diplomacy outside of the structure of the united states governmenton. this is disturbing to me that they would continue to do this and i'm not saying that should necessarily be criminally prosecuted. this is something people in the obama administration actively investigated, people, for doing. that is really disheartening. in a word, really uncool for them to do this during the trump administration, actively undercutting the then-current administration in charge of the united states government. shannon: good to see you. tonight, former trump official calling out what he says is the new administration's attempt to spread misinformation about exactly what the trump team got done with respect to covid-19 and what they left behind, he's live next. those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can

>> we heard today is an active to try to blow up the capital o the united states government. unfortunately, some of these republican senators continue to ignore the threat we are facing from these extremists who have access to weaponry, to explosives, and they demonstrated once this year tha they're willing to take it as far as they can. >> take the second amendment, take the first amendment, take it all, john, why don't you be in charge? that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the fox news at night team take it all from here. >> a biker mystery guest. i can't wait for shannon: i like your mystery guest. can't wait until next time. we are tracking breaking news foreign and domestic. president biden ordering an airstrike in syria in retaliation against iran backed terrorists who struck us forces next week. a major blow to progressives thanks to the senate parliamentarian who ruled $15 minimum wage hike cannot be included in the $2 trillion covid-19 relief package. despite 3 rocket attacks against american personnel and interest in iraq, the biden administration

election from school board and town hall election to the election of the president of the united states. government has made it possible for public meetings or hearings and proceedings to be conducted virtually during the pandemic. in many cases, the state conducting public business more accessible, more transparent and more efficient. we should all want more people to participate in our democracy, not fewer. so we should work together to make these practices permanent even after the pandemic. this year has taken a toll on each of us. our state has had to withstand enormous pressure and strain but we, as a state, have survived. we've proven if we each do our part together, we can get through this. hope this year, we are getting the vaccine to as many as fast as we can. we have a new we all know does so well and we know we can trust. we will get through this and with your help in this next year, we will thrive. the pandemic has affected each of us differently but it's affected each of us one way or another. we all have that in common. for me, it's made me even more grateful to have a state workforce

pressure for the released of one or the other individual individuals because by and large the united states government and the united states run policy has been supportive. you know a lot of these authoritarian regimes in the middle east be the saudi regime with you know selling arms and also you know regimes like the regime in egypt for example. as avraham thank you. here are some other stories making headlines around the world a faction of nepal's ruling party has organized a march through the capital come on do opposing the prime minister's decision to dissolve parliament the nepal communist party is locked in a bitter battle between allies of prime minister sharma all the and critics within the party. 2 men and a woman have been rescued after 33 days on a deserted caribbean island the trio say that they survived by eating coconuts they were stranded after their boat capsized in the bahamas the u.s. coast guard rescued them after spotting the group during a routine air patrol earlier this week. well as the lunar new year approaches a traditional market in taipei is taking on special significance it

and it brought to light some of the worst fears that the united states government would actually allow such a thing to be traded -- perpetrated on a racial minority in the way it did. it lasted for 40 years which is a long time for an egregiously unethical study. host: a photo of a gentleman who , whose uncle was a victim of the tuskegee syphilis study. this is in the l.a. times. the headline says that the history, the legacy of that study stirs wariness in the black community over the covid-19 vaccine of the present day. what would you have to say about the covid-19 vaccine and how the african-american community is receiving that and how it moves forward based on the history echo -- history? prof. hogarth: while teske has a strong residence in the national memory i would like to emphasize that the idea of innate racial difference and exploitative treatment of african-americans is something we have a long history of in this country. the idea of vaccine hesitancy amongst african-american and black community is something i understand. i think the issue now going forward is to acknowledge

executive privilege is really only for when the president is making decisions about the united states governmentght? it's not about an election or t trying to overturn an election. the president always goes to executive privilege. it's not clear to me that that's a strong argument here. i do think he will argue it. again, i think he will argue i have immunity because i was acting as president. in some ways the lawsuit already understands that's going to be one of the arguments because they say he was not acting within his official duties or in his official capacity when he did this. and also if he was talking to others outside of the u.s. government, which is very possible here, if he was talking to rudy giuliani or others, there would be no executive privilege. >> i've now read this 32-page lawsuit bennie thompson versus donald trump, proud boys, oath keepers. it's 32 pages. very interesting, indeed. ann millgram thank you very much for that. >> thank you. >>> coming up, dr. anthony fauci changes the timeline of when everyone can get a covid-19 vaccine. es. this is ours. the new lexus is. all i

this facility, putting people in this facility was a human rights abuse committed by the united states government and joe biden said, under trump, there have been horrifying scenes of border -- at the border of kids being kept in cages. now it's not under trump. it's under biden. jen: kids being kept in cages, this is a facility that was opened that's going to follow the same standards as other h.h.s. facilities. it is not a replication. certainly not. that is never our intention of replication the immigration policies of the past administration. but we are in a circumstance where we are not going to expel unaccompanied minors at the border. that would be inhumane. that is not what we are going to do here as an administration. we need to find places that are safe, under covid protocols for kids to be, where they can have access to education, health and mental services, consistent with their best interests. our goal is for them to then be transferred to families or sponsors. so this is our effort to ensure that kids are treated -- are not in close proximity and that we are abiding by the health an

they think that the united states congress and the united states government does not care a wit about the needs of working people, the people who go to work every day who keep our country going, who put their lives on the line during this pandemic, and they look at us and say, does anybody there in washington, all you rich guys, do you understand what's going on in our lives? well, this week during this debate, we are not only going to begin addressing the health and economic and occasional crisis we says, but maybe even more importantly we are going to begin the process of restoring naith the -- faith in the united states government. maybe, just maybe we can do what abraham lincoln talked about in the midst of the terrible civil war and that is, be a government, act like a government of the people, by the people and for the people and not just powerful special interests and their lobbyists. what will this budget resolution mean for the average american? i know we throughout -- threw out a lot of numbers, $1.9 trillion. what does it mean? how is it going to impact the lives of ordinar

policy again well on considering the incredible amount of stimulus we're seeing here in the united states government that they're injecting into the economy both with the stimulus the relief package and the federal reserve can we expect to see continual rises now in gold prices other world currencies or even alternative cryptocurrency is more broadly what's the future of the house dollar given the information we have now on these commodities other assets. well i mean as you print more money there's going to be a natural tendency for that currency to lose value and all other assets are going to go up in relation to it so certainly as you see that happen that that will happen to the dollar as well now you raise a question of gold it's interesting that the fundamentals for gold look really good so you'd expect to have seen gold carry on going up and we've had a great couple years the past few months i think it sort of hit a high in early august at about $2000.00 and it's come down by about 10 percent since so there's been a bit of a correction there in the gold price and it seems that those investors a

it came to be a near thing that most senior leadership of the united states government could have been incapacitated, injured, killed, or taken out. the vice president of the united states was in the building, vice president elect of the united states was in the building, speaker of the house and president of the senate pro tem. if they had been incapacitated, it would have left donald trump as the only sworn senior officer in the united states government that afternoon. there were people that attacked the building with the intent to cause harm. we know that what we call in the terrorism business murder cells or capture and kill teams were individuals that stated they were going to go into the building and do that. the fbi is building conspiracy cases against several militia members who intended to do that. this is far more dangerous thing than most people realize. it wasn't a walk in the park, it was an attack on the american institution itself, and individuals like congresswoman ocasio-cortez, more noteworthy people, nancy pelosi, maxine waters would have been at a minimum marched ou

what it is a human rights abuse being committed by the united states government. >> harris: it soundsey are actually describing the situation going on right now. both the president and vice president tore into then president trump on the campaign trail for operating child detention centers at the border. now the current white house is defending its decision to operate those facilities at the border. sean hannity has a problem with the apparent double standard. >> after biden vowed to allow more refugees into the u.s. and halted all border wall construction, illegal crossings are now way up. not a surprise. now this includes kids under the age of 18. that is forcing the biden administration to open an emergency facility for kids or as the media mob used to call it under donald trump kids in cages. this time they are tiny trailers that look like shipping containers with bars on the windows. >> harris: power panel now, a former dnc deputy press secretary. lisa boothe fox news contributor. your thoughts. >> the attacks against the trump administration were super critical. it was the obama

with a five-page memo of their own writing trump's incitement of insurrection against the united states governmentch disrupted the peaceful transfer of power is the most grievance constitutional crime ever committed by a president. they further write the house will establish that trial that president trump merits conviction and disqualifications to hold and enjoy any office. tomorrow, both sides will begin with the debate over the constitutional issues followed by a senate vote. beginning wednesday, each side will have up to 16 hours per side to present arguments. congressman adam kinzinger is urging senators in his party to convict trump. in an op ed the congressman writes this isn't a waste of time. it a matter of accountability. if the gop doesn't take a stand, the chaos of the past few months and past four years could quickly return. 17 republicans, many of them sitting at desks that were ransacked by the rioters would have to come to grips with what happened in that chamber, enough to join the senate democrats in order to convict the former president. meanwhile, "the new york times" reporting

providing the congressional budget for the united states government for fiscal year 2021 and setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2022-2030, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the house calendar and ordered printed. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. morelle: mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 85 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 3. house resolution 85, resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 447, to amend the act of august 16, 1937, commonly referred to as the national apprenticeship act, and expand the national apprenticeship system to include apprenticeships, youth apprenticeships, and pre-apprenticeship registered under such act, to promote the furtherance of labor standards necessary to safeguard the welfare of apprentices, and for other purposes. all points of order against

restricted arms sales and cooperation between the united states and the saudis in the prosecution of their war in yemen. but fundamentally the saudi government is in and the nation of saudi arabia is too important to the strategic interests of the united states for us and us several relations with them so i think for the most part things will continue as before but not completely and exactly how they will be changed on the margins is still to be determined your correspondent earlier was talking about the possibility of sanctions i would not be at all surprised if that happens if saudi officials are sanctioned because of the pressure would be murder murder but again it's t.b.d. but it least it's not this what the trouble ministration did which was act as if nothing changes if nothing had happened and that was an affront to journalists everywhere and that's who i'm speaking on behalf of we had 21 journalists killed just for doing their jobs across the world in 2020. 2018 was just a particularly heinous and gruesome example of something that happens far too often well why do you fear something like that could happen again. you mean at the hands

coverage encourage him and so on by car with biden in office and a more log returning to the united states government the situation may change but then. a certain person or is exists among a shadow world where our. governments choose to ignore. the law gave us. how much are we likely to see a consensus among members of the united nations security council that could lead to erik prince facing justice or possible sanctions. yes in this particular case is this possible but it's hard to predict how this will unfold with the with the d.m.c. specifically. it there's a complication of being. registered as a company that provides military service and have an actual contracts. with the pentagon that was the case in iraq and that's on one end but on the other and using these resources and logistics and to violate a u.n. ben u.n. in barbul on particular militias in the bia and these militias are attacking a u.n. backed government and basically acting as a spoiler. un backed an international community backed. peace process in libya so there are multiple dimensions there that i think the legal experts will. will

united states be a close ally of the united arab emirates who was working with blackwater according these allegations i don't believe anything is happening in libya involving eric prince that the united states government is not aware of the fact that these and these these activities are allowed to you know at least be considered as is is possibilities means that the u.s. had turned a blind eye to them. international just coming up to haas for moscow so that's how the news is looking so far today i would have movie though and the headlines in about half an hour. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. we're more politicized than ever we're more polarized than ever the 21st century when speed is measured in megabytes per 2nd. visit. him electronic mail electronic money electronic media infinite possibilities for exchanging information i mean me and my misery wife the freedom of speech and social media bent censorship of double standards who should judge what can be said online. although. the internet audience now totals almost 4500000000 for most all of them are active social network users put o

united states be a close ally of the united arab emirates who was working with blackwater according these allegations i don't believe anything is happening in libya involving eric prince that the united states government is not aware of the fact that these and these these activities are allowed to you know at least be considered as is is possibilities means that the u.s. had turned a blind eye to them. well his embrace is choose to riot police what you say and a clashing with activists on a set than from night to protests against the jailing of a cattle on rappa power. blow his cell was sentenced for insulting the spanish royal family in lyrics and tweets but his supporters call the sentence a violation of freedom of speech. washington national cathedral tolling 500 times to mark 500000 u.s. victims of covert president biden spoke at that ceremony to commemorate the dead and joy turning in a moment of silence. this year that we will listen carefully there that is the 1st ever all the a recording from the planet mas nasa's published these pictures and that sound from the red planet it was captures a special vehicle called the perseverance rover touchdown after its a long journey on to that dusty surfac

united states be a close ally of the united arab emirates who was working with blackwater according these allegations i don't believe anything is happening in libya involving air france that the united states government is not aware of the fact that these and these these activities are allowed to you know at least be considered as is possibilities means that the u.s. had turned a blind eye to them. alex mileage not tame for america they're wrapping up this bulletin for now for me kevin now in that everyone here in moscow wishing you a great day. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to get out of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime but old wounds still haven't healed and you're going to see him going into the gun the gun toting is pretty famous. for me from a dog you are. good when we suppose. to me on the bus at us is mean older than just the same question to you know cells ins of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption that only was the feast or my own role as a fellow mentor to this day mothers still search for grown children while adu

drug companies are able to lobby their governments very effectively it's very strong in the united states government they really respond to the drug lobby but it's also unfortunately strong in europe. patients huge huge profits for the pharmaceutical companies in london to control prices but the vaccine companies have received billions in public subsidies . just a 10th of what had to protect companies to protect innovations and so forth that's who wants to shut down survive but the fact is that a large percentage of the funds that went into developing these vaccines came from public coffers by. a physician. there are legal alternatives such as compulsory licensing with commission is given to patients to be used without the consent of the patient hold up a peyton could be set up to corona virus vaccines and drugs to be shared but this doesn't support for either option right now. by ontic co-founder isn't keen on additional states intervention i thought. is this is a saw this as a pharmaceutical company is simply an organization that is involved. professionally and making safe drugs if it's of and tha

drug companies are able to lobby their governments very effectively it's very strong in the united states government they really respond to the drug lobby but it's also unfortunately strong in europe. patients huge huge profits for the pharmaceutical companies in london to control prices that the vaccine companies have received billions in public subsidies. just pretend patents protect companies to protect innovations and so forth and so shots non-self but the fact is that a large percentage of the funds that went into developing these vaccines came from public coffers by. a physician. there are legal alternatives such as compulsory licensing with commission has given to patients to be used without the consent of the paid and hold up a patent pooled could be set up to corona virus vaccines and drugs to be shared but this doesn't support for either option right now. biotech co-founder isn't keen on additional state intervention i thought. is this is a saw this as a pharmaceutical company is simply an organization that is involved prefer. only and making safe drugs for us not that it's of and that can

united states be a close ally of the united arab emirates who was working with blackwater according these allegations i don't believe anything is happening in libya involving eric prince that the united states government is not aware of the fact that these these these activities are allowed to you know at least be considered as is is possibilities means that the u.s. had turned a blind eye to them. just kind of hostage in the often here in moscow and i think you have to like the unease that so i thought and i will have more on the headlines the top of the next. one else truths seem wrong. but old roles just don't hold. the old yet to shape out just becomes agitated and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime but old wounds still haven't healed. and that's. because for me from. the bottom is a poet said to me on the bus at the system you know to that i wish that they think . of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption . yet. to this day mothers still search for grown children while look in hope for their parents. greetings and salutations w

i'm trying to get a sense of conflict his client was always united states of america the government of the united states he's practical is almost like a consultant in a way. as you said he has a great soul person but he had the approach of an accountant. [laughter] i just want to make sure i understood correctly the client was united states government in terms of what the government's capacity could be to deliver some humanitarian outcome. in the case of rwanda they hired him within he served the united states of america and he had, he came back with facts he believes truth and facts could liberate essentially is not just a world of competing narratives so you have your narrative i have mine if the tell each other our narratives. that was not him. he believed is a real truth here. good and bad may be complex. or they may not be. there may be good guys, bad guys, it made more complicated than that. but it was the truth. and so he was loyal to the truth. and he brought back the truth to what was, for most of his career the most powerful country in the world. suspect is to wrap up, tell u

they think that the united states congress and the united states government does not care a wit about the needs of working people, the people who go to work every day who keep our country going, who put their lives on the line during this pandemic, and they look at us and say, does anybody there in washington, all you rich guys, do you understand what's going on in our lives? well, this week during this debate, we are not only going to begin addressing the health and economic and occasional crisis we says, but maybe even more importantly we are going to begin the process of restoring naith the -- faith in the united states government. maybe, just maybe we can do what abraham lincoln talked about in the midst of the terrible civil war and that is, be a government, act like a government of the people, by the people and for the people and not just powerful special interests and their lobbyists. what will this budget resolution mean for the average american? i know we throughout -- threw out a lot of numbers, $1.9 trillion. what does it mean? how is it going to impact the lives of ordinar

united states be a close ally of the united arab emirates who was working with blackwater according these allegations i don't believe anything is happening in libya involving eric prince that the united states government is not aware of the fact that these and these these activities are allowed to you know at least be considered as is possibilities means that the u.s. had turned a blind eye to them. in brief not around the world what you saying riot police clashing with activists on a 7th night of protests against the jamming of a catalan rapper his name pablo. sally was sentence for insulting the spanish royal family in lyrics and tweet but its supporters call the sentence of violation of freedom of speech they say elsewhere. washington national cathedral bell tolling 500 times to mark 500000 u.s. victims of covert president biden spoke at that ceremony to commemorate the dad and . for those attending a moment of sight. here that we will listen carefully you want to heard that before that is the 1st ever already a recording from the planet mars now says publishing these pictures and sound from the red planet captured as a special vehicle called the perseverance rover ever suggest touchdown on the dus

united states be a close ally of the united arab emirates who was working with blackwater according these allegations i don't believe anything is happening in libya involving eric prince that the united states government is not aware of the fact that these and these these activities are allowed to you know at least be considered as is is possibilities means that the u.s. had turned a blind eye to them. part of our team and our team in america wrapping up this bulletin and that's what we're talking about today if you want to find out so much more check out our t. dot com already have a socials it's going to it's 29 minutes past the hour thanks for watching out international and have a great rest of the day. the world is driven by shaped by those. thinks. we dare to ask. it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime but old wounds still have an. inquiry into the. medical field. and what i'm supposed. to mean in the us at the source me note of that i wish that the same question which we. have newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption but only. to this day mothers still search for grown children while looking in hope for their parents. this has been by us