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democrats and several members of the national security rushed to dismiss information on unt hadar biden's laptop russian misinformation despite not having any objective evidence as we now know to make that claim and those are two of many examples that i could give. secretary mayorkas' impeachment may be the best example of this hypocrisy to date. the same senate democrats who have shouted for years about defending democracy and upholding the rule of law seem ready to disregard serious impeachment charges without so much as a second glance. these senators, if they do that, won't just be silenting the house of representatives, madam president, they'll be silencing the american people. the american people who want their borders security back. you can pick any poem, any one you want, and you'll find president biden's approval rating on the issue of immigration and border security is on a journey to the center of the earth. a recent associated press poll, for example, found that more than two-thirds of americans, 69% of americans disapprove of how the biden administration is handling border se

better, not for african americans or anyone in this country, it poisons the well of conversation and unt come. community. oj simpson's legacy is tragic, we now have a chance to build a better country if we stop letting powerful people divide us by race, ethnicity or any other category. that leaves us weaker, poorer and angrier. it is time for multi racial populist movement to stand up for america and working people who deserve hell of a lot better. that is the angle. joining us is bruce lavelle and a former blm activist. bruce, the left issing polls are wrong and come election time black voters will come home to the democrat party. do you buy that? >> no, things are happening. come home, come home, et. no. all they have to do in black america, i'm here in atlanta, i had a conferversation as i made calls. they are looking at chuck books during the successful trump administration, lower tax cuts, the hbc funding. so many accomplishments in black culture president trump accomplished in his tenure. black culture remembers that winning. that infamous statement, what the heck do you have to lo

and now, wouldn't you know thef biden staff sent him to univision to prepare liberals for the once unthinkable. the prospect, can you imagine actually turning away the large of migrants at the border and biden actually doing it? well, he reportedly invoked the section 2f that gives then to president discretion and why distraction to block entry ofe certain immigrants if it ides determined they are detrimental to the national interest. it must have killed the website axios to concede that if biden really does it, really does it, he would be taking a page fromdn former president trump, who himself relied on ellipse in section 212f to fix the border mess. what is clear here? whatever they end up doing, itil is not biden making the decision. it isions his political people. >> have you made a finalo at decision on taking executive order in terms of what you want to do at the border? >> there is no guarantee that i have that power all by myself withougislt legislation. anselm adjusted i just go aheadh try it and if get shut down by the court i get shut down by the court. we are trying to wor

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oh unt the 369369 i'm exposed >> to your what you see an end user more and our top story today, the un secretary general calling for de-escalation in tensions over iran's attack on israel during sunday's emergency security council session, antonio guterres said, quote now is the time for maximum restraint? israel and iran condemned each other's actions during that meeting. but the us warned in no uncertain terms that tehran, quote, will be held responsible if it takes any action against the us or israel jordan is issuing a stern warning, warning to iran after its attack on israel, residents in amman say they saw and heard explosions in the sky over parts of the capital amman early on sunday morning, the footage taken by residents and obtained by cnn shows what appears to be mid air interceptions. although cnn cannot independently that, but jordanian officials someone the iranian ambassador later on sunday. and during an interview, jordan's foreign minister asserted the country's firm stance on national security and vowed to cross into set every drone or missile that violates jordan's a

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how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce organized with them on the downtown revitalization and a key goal in that meeting and in the downtown revitalization is to make sure that the city historic culture resources play a key #r0e8 in the economic recovery and revitalization especially after the pandemic. the office of workforce development has the city build program which is admirable program where youth are trained in construction techniques for rebuilding and especially with the new housing legislation, and we rea

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domestic supply for earth minerals is being mined in north dakota thanks to technology developed at unt college of engineering and minds. when we track these rare-earth minerals, the coal burns cleaner. it helps coal-fired plants to operate more efficiently. this is innovation versus regulation. somebody want to regulate it out of business. others say let's innovate, create great jobs here at home and the carbonized so we can have a stable base load and not have run out and back out bills that our neighbor minnesota is passing. this will create more opportunities to move here and develop a supply chain. north dakota can lead the way here again and we are on the cusp of several other game changing projects, all by trenton. they will process nickel and other minerals for batteries, iron nor in minnesota but they will bring that into that project here. our economic future unbelievably bright and when we have that we have the money to invest back into infrastructure. we need modern infrastructure. we will continue to invest. 40 years ago 2020 state of the state we said, we are announcing a

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