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it's very warm day in washington dc. so many people are on the fringes, taking shelter from buildings and also the trees that you can see. the attention is to highlight that the people here do have a vote and could be a significant voice in the presidential election. but one of the things that one of the speakers pointed out is that the 2 men on the stage in atlanta, on size, they spend more time talking about their golf game than they did about high property. it's impacting the united states, 30000000 people in poverty, 11000000 people, 11000000 children impacted as well. joining me know is surely bond to is the policy director with the poor people's campaign and the kylie center. i show you why you used to be, why have you decided that this is the date to have? your voice is full poverty and the richest nation in the world is the 4th leading cause of death in this country. and this is what is brought out. thousands of people today, millions around the country because there are, for a 40 percent of this nation, 14000000

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i'm going to say that we're standing here in washington dc not far from the capital, but take a walk to 3 kilometers away from here. and you will find areas that suffer from it deep over to god's renting poverty in many cases as well. oh hush of that 1st and washington. thank you. i'll tell you now. so as to knows will be extending the mission in space off the boeing's new space capsule develops some problems. a b stone line is returned to us has been delayed because of issues with helium leaks maneuvering thrusters on a propeller valve and was boeing's fast as you know, loan charles to use of delays and set box spacecraft took off earlier this month on its mission. was expected to last for 8 days. nasa has not set a with 10 date spot says the us notes all safe. okay, that's it for me by name side. remember there's lots of information on a website challenges. era dot com, do you check it out? whether it's next, an inside story, looks at the rise of the font right in from the, the hello whole quads across the middle east in terms of the weather. not too much going on here. little more

he joins me again from washington dc because so good to see you again. i benefit us, ask you about houses, the house of peace house of palestine. what does this new initiative as well as my house a free and dotted free? uh, as we call in arabic, uh, it's an initiative to 1st of all have a space in washington dc. a central high profile place and why should they see the carriers of boston and flag that um, there hasn't been a policy in flight of washington dc and it's high time. so this and the symbolism is important. and then to, um, we're working to make sure that the content inside the building, which is quite a substantial uh space that we have um functions to change the narrative and to change the conversation. washington dc from a very pro design hist between proud to liberals i in as the conversation discourse to a scars that cost with this matching of a part side. and this now there's lots of a real democracy between the river and the see where they go rights. i know, i mean, i mean it's still the cottage the we can see on social media and not on t

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that's my kind of reporting from washington dc for us. the russian foreign ministry has some into the us ambassador saying washington has direct responsibility for an attack on russian amex, crimea, for people were killed by falling debris instead of us to go on sunday. russia says it's shut down 5 ukrainian missiles over the port city. moscow says us specialist helped oversee the flight. part of those missiles append to go and spoke to us and said you crean conducts its own military operations to new hawkins has moved on the russian reaction for most go the roles that had the reactions from the 2nd level for us ins throwing us who said there is no doubt to me, involvements all the united states in what he describes, the terrorist attack in crimea, prominence. the machine has been in a meeting with russian officials also drew power those uh, just earlier today between what happened in august on and crime me over again describing both as tell respects and secretary of the head of the state to my defense committee under they cut the pull of

mike, thank you for your reporting that from washington dc. that's my kind of reporting from the state department. the russian foreign ministry has some in the us and best of the same washington has direct responsibility for an attack on russian. an extra crimea full of people were killed by falling debris instead of us to pull on sunday. russia says it shut down 5 ukrainian missiles over the port city was go says us specialist help to oversee the flight path of those missiles. a pentagon spokesperson said ukraine conducts his own military operations. daniel hawkins has moved on the russian reaction from moscow spills that had the reactions from the 2nd level for us installment. and who said, there is no doubt to me involvements all of the united states in what he describes, the terrorist attack in crimea prominence. the machine has been in a meeting with russian officials also do power those uh, just audio today between what happened in august on and from me or again, describing both as power respects and secretary of the head of the state dum

he joins via gain from washington, dc because so good to see you again. i benefit us, ask you about houses, the house of peace house of palestine. what is this new initiative? a man out as a free and gotten free? uh, as we call in arabic, uh, it's an initiative to 1st of all i have a space in washington dc, a central high profile place. and why should they see the carriers, the policy and flag that um, but it hasn't been a policy in flag in washington dc and it's high time. so this and the symbolism is important. and then to, um, we're working to make sure that the content inside the building, which is quite a substantial uh space that we have um functions to change the narrative and to change the conversation. washington dc from a very pro design and exist between product to liberals i and as the conversation discourse to a scars that cost with this matching of a part side and establishing it to the real democracy between the river and the see where they go. right. i know, i mean, i mean, i mean it's still the cottage the we can see on social media and n

i take that example to washington dc. >> thank you, senator. mr. sheehy? mr.e than we disagree. i've been t93 with christians, muslims and jews. there are no republicans or democrats in a foxhole and we need to heal the nation. we are so divided and the senator is right, we are succumbing to the internet, for adversaries are using tiktok to target our children, turn them against their own country and we have members in our government who are empowering that. they are increasing anti-american sentiment instead of making quds proud, there tell them why they should hate it. they're telling kids why the military is bad. we need to increase pride and set examples of working together. ■">> we talked about montana values, a handshake means something. working together is another one of those. working to improve your workplace, community, home,syour wife. the fact of the matter is we need not divide us. thank you, senator. ■3 for mr. sheehy. >> most seem hesitant to embrace tourism, embrace outsiders. is that territorial lives him hurting montana? >> listen, i was not

so some people were questioning, why would you go to washington dc? well, there are some things at the federal level that are really tied the hands of the states to be able to make arrests in these cases. so one of the things that we're looking at is there's a case called dr versus california, that the supreme court decided when the supreme court make that decision and it became presidents and so all of the states have to abide by this decision. and the decision was based on the ex post facto clause in our constitution, that the, the supreme court determines that you can't remove the statute of limitations from a crime retroactively. and the reason for that is the expos fact of clause when it was put into the constitution, said that it's manifestly unjust, an oppressive to arrest somebody for something that wasn't illegal when they did it . that makes sense. it also says that it could, you know, you can't change the level of crime it is. so let's say it was a misdemeanor, be when it was done, and now it's a felony that would be unjust. if they can't i

so some people were questioning, why would you go to washington dc? well, there are some things that the federal level that are really tied the hands of the states to be able to make arrests in these cases. so one of the things that we're looking at is there's a case called dr versus california, that the supreme court decided when the supreme court make that decision became presidents. and so all of the states have to abide by this decision. and the decision was based on the ex post facto clause in our constitution, that the, the supreme court determines that you can't remove the statute of limitations from a crime retroactively. and the reason for that is the expos fact of clause when it was put into the constitution, said that it's manifestly unjust, an oppressive to arrest somebody for something that wasn't illegal when they did it . that makes sense. and also says that, you know, you can't change the level of crime it is. so let's say it was a misdemeanor, be when it was done, and now it's a felony that would be unjust. if they can't increase the

louis 93 cincinnati, 92 in new york, 98 in washington dc. your forecast we could those sea temperatures get up to 100 degrees. >> so where time washington dc hit 100 degrees, whose 2,868 days ago it was back in 2016, so it has been a long time, so dc i've last check with 97 degrees so far. so again, we're watching to see if we can hit that century mark could also get close to hundred degrees from philadelphia, dc, richmond, virginia as we go through the weekend, new york sweltering in the low and middle 90s. notice though by monday we start to find these temperatures get back knocked down into the 80s closer to average, a coal firm will come through with a carpel of storms and that will ease that heat a little bit. but until then we're not even really finding any of that release if at night overnight temperatures have been sweltering in the middle and upper 70s, you can find an overnight low tonight of 80 degrees in dc. so when you have these temperatures that just stay so warm at night, you just don't get that relief. it's really hard to ge

and benjamin alvarez group or who is that a republican watch party also in washington dc reading. so you all, you know, so let's begin with you. what did americans watching this debate? see tonight they actually saw the sitting president losing it big time and basically putting the democratic party in a panic mode. i mean, the main objective providing tonight was to demonstrate just a couple of ability it to being fit for office, but it just struggled immensely throughout these uh, 90 minutes. i think it's fair to describe it as a huge the saucer as he fades not only to restore confidence, he was re, i'm able to respond to basic questions like, for example, the crushing crucial topic, abortion rights and, and rob of focusing on a boy are these important topics for the democratic voters. he wasn't really able to hold his a thoughts together. so this debate isn't only sisters of the attention away from the bathing the lice. donald trump presented. i'd really also spock discussion on how the democratic policy can prevent bite and from running again. that's what we hear. the

thanks. joining us from washington dc. the still ahead here on out is there with the us supreme court rules do temporarily allow abortions in idaho falls pregnant women facing medical emergencies. plus another interpreter on the presidential race is down to 3 men, and the results is unpredictable. the hello, we have quite a bit of reading the full cost of possible strain there over the next couple of days to see some wet to whether running into w i or them nice little area of low pressure here to swelling away. let me 2nd briefly to run this across the by laws to cloud them right now for west in australia, pushing right up into the northwest, south australia saying some lobby showers long a spouse of rain which will garage you make their way across. victoria basically sinks in wet weather, also pushing across the into the pot of new south wells. pennsylvania saying some lobby sounds blustery conditions here. so slowly making its way toward the zeta. but you can see how it runs back from the south on and off new zealand, ri

return home to australia of the his sentencing on wednesday and was enjoying his life for us now in washington dc. so, rosalie, what more cunning tell us at this stage as well laid on monday here in washington, prosecutors as the justice department filed a letter not in the district court here in washington, but in the district court for the northern mariana island in the pacific ocean. that's the us commonwealth, and it's the closest the us legal jurisdiction to australia, which is of course julia massages home with this letter was filed with the sitting judge in the court of fault apparently is going to be appearing in court a 23 g on wednesday. the 26th of june to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defense information. that is a violation of the espionage act and a law that has been on the books more than a 100 years here in the united states. at this is apparently going to be a situation where a solid pleads guilty. and then they expect that the time that he has spent some 62 months in bell marsh prison in south east london for uh for uh, trying to uh, fig

see that for us in washington, dc. in bolivia, senior all me come on that has been arrested off to what the president is cooling an attempt to 2 on wednesday on the vehicles round the entrance of the presidential palace in la pas and troops to him. the holes inside was on the wrong picture, reports from the columbia and capital, where leaders have condemned the pricing. an armored vehicle ramming the entrance if will leave us presidential palace and wednesday, leaving the way for troops. the story means and what the government has called and attempted to the man who led the operation. general one who said zuniga had been dismissed that the earlier outside the palace, disciples, growing anger about believing as it cannot make slump, and rising poverty beyond forces intend to restricted democracy to make it a true democracy. not one run by the same few people for 50 or 40 years inside president luis as it could be seen confronting soon you got it all to the arts believes to come out in defense of democracy support. there

she advertises a report from washington dc. this is it really just in case because it wasn't just being watched with concern by right wing from now go republicans, but also by anyone interested in civil liberties. freedom of speech on the left them the right because when off the january 6th, the public justice didn't just charge those who stormed comfortable with the normal charges you'd expect of trespass and the souls and so on. they also dug up a lower felony. the car is a maximum of 20 is 20 years to add onto those charges to show how serious it was for that more up to that point had just been years to go off the corporate criminals, or that as a shred documents to conceal evidence from an official investigation that happened and going to go up to people doing something like this. i'm a judge the on the quotes that amounts and that's because it was not meant to go off to people who stormed the capital up for that it will protest. it was meant to for people who have struct, any kind of investigation by timeframe with evidenc

she advertising reports from washington dc. also the us capital assumed the republic addresses didn't just charge the rogers with traditional offences like trespass and assault. to sure how serious january the 6th was. it also added, obstructing an official proceeding, a felony carries a maximum sentence of 20 years. and on friday the supreme court found that the d o j was wrong to do so. for republicans, it was vindication of their arguments. for the d, o. j is become politicized. collectively, the court agrees that a number of the defendants and the january 6th proceedings have been overcharged. and that is something that i also think many people have recognized for some time. and now the highest court in the land has declared that to be so the supreme court ruled with a lawyer in question had been drawn up to prosecute corporate criminals who trampled evidence in order to impede an official investigation. for example, by shredding documents, it was not intended to go up to political protest, no matter how extreme civil liber

what do you mean you talked to someone from washington dc yesterday?ors. this was an interview that lasted some amount of time talking about the fake electoral votes that the people brought to the doorstop of the michigan capital on december 14th, 2020. he said that they didn't ask about specific individuals. he had a list of names they asked about this person. it must have been from what i could tell from his testimony, must have been overall what happened when you were at the doorstep. what happened? >> it was fbi, fbi personnel, and federal prosecutors. >> exactly right. >> wow. >> it's amazing. it is important to keep your old tape when you play a tape of something. hold onto it. you never know when the fbi will finally follow up on the crime that you aired on your tv show. craig, you have really helped us and the whole country follow the nitty-gritty of these stories as they have unfolded and they unfold in more and more important ways so we are grateful for you. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> craig, politics reporter for the detroit ne

she's joining us live from washington dc. earlier on in that debate, there was a very fiery section all about the israel's war. and god, donald trump is said, is quoted as having said to joe biden, that the bible has become quote, like a palestinian in data exchange. to what extent, given they, the protests that we saw in the united states over israel's war and guys of the situation there? to what extent do you think that uh garza and israel, it should be, come on. foreign policy generally should be a focal point in the run up to the election. yeah, well 1st of all, i think the comment was very blatantly researched calling by then about posting is using, pulsing as a slower which shows the depth of racism that exist here. but i think that the israel of genocide and love to have the cult focal point of selection. not only are most of an error americans deciding that they don't want to commit to biting or re elect him because of his continued stands and fueling of israel's during the settings of the the american public has also

she has her times the in washington dc. she have, we're expecting the turn out to be in the 10s of thousands. is there any indication exactly how many purchases will attend this demonstration? it's already happened. we're already in the, the, the big bomb. it was on sale around the white house. it was a 2 mile long bound. we don't have an official account yet, but clearly tens of thousands are here. level that move to the back of the white house, the ellipse, where a people's tribunal is about to stop. that is holding by his ro, i'm the white house and joe biden genocide, joe is, he's not around here to account the witness who will be those you've been killed as a result of is riley as us preparatory um, diplomatic, diplomatic cover from the us as well. right, and she has the, is there any sense of, of the mood of these protests is also growing increasingly frustrated as the war on guns a reaches into more almost it's 9 months. i think there's what are the whiteness statement as a result of all following this is randy raid

he joins us from washington, dc. thank you for your time. i'm not sure if you had a chance to see or hear that campaign speech the president barton gave in north carolina in the last hour or so. but he very much address. there's age concerns, head on, and he did it with energy and figure something we didn't see in that debate. do you think he's done enough to quell his critics who been cooling for him to step down? absolutely not. he has not done any of the, the president biden who shuffled onto the stage last night had one glaring political liability. and that was motor perception, widespread voter perception that he's tools of the job. and then in the succeeding 90 minutes, he reinforced that perception. now he's going to have to work extra extra hard to try to lay those concerns. and it's not clear that he's ever going to have as large an audience as the 48000000 or so americans who, who watched last night's debate now the likelihood of in stepping down is pretty remote. and in fact, if you talk to some senior democrats, they'll tell you

washington, dc today expected to inch closer to triple digits. so the mayor, there is extending that heat advisory into next week are very similar situation just playing out in the state of maryland. >> my goodness. all right. it isn't serious heat indeed, elisa, in the weather center, how long is it going to be like this? >> i will see that key to new york city lasting through the weekend by a monday, a cold front does start to break down some of this heap. you can see the alerts stretching down the i95 corridor from new york to philly and washington, even stretching a backup towards cleveland. >> and we've had a pretty hot month. >> we've had heat alerts and effect every nearly every single data last 30 days. and we have surpassed the average from last year the other day, we had 120 million people under heat alerts. so just again, incredible widespread long heat wave will continue to find temperatures above 90 degrees for at least 80% of the lower 48 as we go when to the week, more than 250 records could fall. daytime highs and overnight lows w

the paper may be seen as influential in elite media circles in washington and dc. but when we're talking about the voters in nevada, arizona, michigan, or wisconsin, what the new york times is saying is not going to sway those motors in any way at all. right, thank you eric. that's our time live from washington dc, who is a political analyst and former congressional stuff of his vietnam prepared for the arrival of russian president vladimir putin. recently the government to quietly announce to that the communist party chief in hanoi dental was stepping down. is the latest victim of a campaign against corruption, but seen a 3rd at the point of view or resign in the past 2 to 2 years. tony chang reports from the vietnamese capital henry russian president vladimir putin meeting the general secretary vietnam's communist party when photo, during his recent state visits coming out of it was a red public appearance for going who's been suffering from pull health for several years. and the signal to get some balance of return to the top of the communist party, the politica

it's a big problem in washington dc. i'm meeting over to conduct a legal or activist who's been following the chinese labor transfer program closely . so how do you use it? yeah, this is me call this hotshot. this is the name of the force language for a chinese government force, the language as to what they are they located. how is this? why from their families, from the communities so in these factories and for example, in mainland china to reverse have spent chinese based on last practice their religion. think a lot about the standard palate check. they don't have contact with their family members. the chinese government did not respond to our request for comment, but have said previously, but the allegation of false labor is nothing but an enormous slide propagated by id china elements. actors say it's not trusts the chinese government who faced such allocations. the outlaw ocean project was able to connect the processing plants in chandel to some of the largest sea food companies in the wood. total seaford connected

detroit temperatures in the 90s, stretching down to atlanta, temperatures up near 100 degrees in washington dc, that would be the first time that dc hits a triple digits since 2016 and has been 2,860 hey, days as washington, dc has had a 100 degree temperature, they can hit that today maybe even again tomorrow. look at the temperatures up near one 100 and dc, richmond, virginia, even philadelphia temperatures in the upper 90s through saturday and sunday. notice the temperatures do start to come down as we go into monday have a cold front come through that tastes there's temperatures back down into the ad. so some relief from the heat there. but again, we're not really seeing the relief at night overnight low temperatures, middle and upper 70s could be looking at an overnight low of 80 degrees in washington, dc. that's really problematic for people that don't have access to air conditioning we've got excessive heat risk really lingering as we go into sunday, monday and tuesday, you can see it really focusing for parts of the central plains as we start at the workweek, omar let me is seraph and

i have to explain this because too much happens here in washington dc that we think this is a number and some other community. when i am talking raining down bullets on concertgoers, think about this. as i talked to the doctors afterward and the nurses, the people that were injured because it rained down, it came down on their heads. it came down on their body parts. it came down and devastating locations of people who actually survived that event who were wounded. our hospitals were overrun. nevadans including me stood in line at blood banks for hours because there was such a need for blood in the hospitals for so many who had been injured. as i have said i talked to the doctors treating these injuries and they described it to me the scene as a battlefield, a battlefield, the blood every where, the blood on the floor, the people that picked up bodies and took them to emergency rooms. these were concertgoers who grab the people put them in their own vehicles and took theto the closest hospital. that is what was happening that night because somebody because somebody thought it was wit

as mentioned in rome, support dozens of groups and unions have organized to much in washington dc to push for visual wages and anti poverty meshes. alan, fish and fish has moved from the much as well. you can see that there are hundreds of people here. it's very warm day in washington dc, so many people are on the fringes, taking shelter from buildings and also the trees that you can see. the attention is to highlight that the people here do have a vote and could be a significant voice in the presidential election. but one of the things that one of the speakers pointed out is that the 2 men on the stage in atlanta, on size, they spend more time talking about their golf game than they did about high poverty . it's impacting the united states, 30000000 people in poverty, 11000000 people, 11000000 children impacted as well. joining me now is silly bonds who is the policy director with the poor people's campaign and the coyote center. show you why you used to be, why have you decided that this is the date to have your voice is full poverty in the richest nation in the world. is the 4th l

let's go straight to shepherd, tennessee was long for us in washington dc. take us through what we've just heard from the supreme court of the this is a really interesting case because there are people on the left down the right to a very concerned that the department of justice had overreached in charging some of the january 6 protest is with obstruction under this specific law, this little was intended and was created off to the collapse of enron, the energy company that was biggest, bankruptcy at the time in 2001. and it was meant to go off the order to like author, i'm just certain who were trading documents, but there weren't any laws on the books to challenge them. but in this case, for the 1st time ever, the group out there just as use the little men to go games, corporate fraud against political speech and the capital, whatever you might call it, these really, you know, this is the political demonstration of real concerns about that. because they say, well, the graph and structuring obstructing and official proceeding below the, as the chief justice

hold people accountable, just like hannah has moved from washington dc. well, the state department spokesman went on to say that they had been assurances that the is rarely ami was investigating this incident, that the soldiers had not acted according to protocol and that they will be held accountable. it appears that the state department is satisfied with these assurances from the is really on me. it's not knowing whether the method came up for discussion between the secretary of states and these really defense minister of the points of discussion. though we understand sent it on what israel coles. it's the 3rd phase. this is a gradual withdrawal from gaza. a reduction in the level of conflict also. and the discussion was the nature of governance in gaza when the will concludes us as being attempting to get agreement with you as well on what the nature of this governance will be. however, we understand that you still know agreement between the us and israel institute. exactly how gaza will be governed when is will withdraws. my kind of, i'll just sierra

mock debate sessions and studies spent the morning but a christian conservative conference in washington, dc before moving on to a campaign rally and felony salvia there though he did ties his upcoming debate with president joe biden, as you know, it's been reported that right now crooked joe's gone to a log cabin to study, prepare no, he didn't do he's sleeping now because they want to get them good and strong. so a little before debate time, he gets a shot. the asieh, and that's they wanted to strengthen them up so he comes out, he'll come out. i okay. i say he'll come out all jacked up. right all jacked trump has been holding in formal debate, prep sessions with some of his advisers and some of his potential vice presidential picks. and he has a pretty open schedule, had a chance at thursday's debate. steve contorno, cnn philadelphia. or recent pull numbers out of pennsylvania show what makes the state so important. a survey by marist shows trump with a slight lead over the present 47% to 45. now this is a state biden narrowly won back in 2020, but the pole is also the latest show is decl

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flies veterans, to washington, dc free of charge to honor their service, >>right. thanks, and we're here in therea. juneteenth celebrations have been happening all month long, 1f them taking place in san francisco's fillmore district. 79 79th annual juneteenth freedom celebration. of music dancing food and kids activities with organizers. highlighting the significance. of that neighborhood. this is a time pressure to celebrate and show that we're still here. celebrating after 80 years there are chance of african american businesses still and bring the neighborhood. back to the harlem of the west, at least once or twice a year. joining me now on this june teeth is dr shell davis executive director of the san francisco human rights commission. so i guess the 1st question is, what is juneteenth mean to you? so some someone who was originally born in the south, born in texas. in juneteenth is a special time it really was about community coming together, but also about, um getting word that freedom had come. and so it's also this kind of recognition that sometimes freed

instead, he hit the campaign trail, appearing at a christian conservative conference in washington, dcpping for affiliate cheesesteaks and attending a rally with supporters in philadelphia on saturday nights. there he did ties his upcoming debate, which you biden, as you know, he's been reported that right now, crooked joe's gone to a log cabin to study, prepare? >> no, he didn't. >> he's sleeping now because they want to get them good and strong so a little before debate time, he gets a shot that's they wanted to strengthen them up so he comes out, he'll come out. i okay. i say he'll come out all jacked up right? all jacked. >> we do know trump has been holding in formal debate prep sessions with some of his advisers and even some of the potential vp contenders. there's a lighter scheduled now heading into that critical debate with joe biden, victor, and amara all right. >> steve contorno. thank you for that. and cnn's camila de shallows joining us now, can we let this to the biden campaign wants to paint a strong contrast between the president and trump. tell us more president biden

he joins us now from washington, dc. what am i'll start by asking for your reaction to the news? i understand you, you know, mr. miller, yourself a yep. i know and you really quite well, he's a friend, i have not spoken to him since the resignation, but i know his political views quite well and um and his frustrations with the us policy. he was the senior official for israel passed at the state department. i mean, he was a w assistant secretary party to bar relief barb relief was the assistant secretary that went on all 8 of blankets and trips to the middle east as his main advisor. so this is the, the officer in charge of the senior diplomat in charge of israel palestine, the state department resigning and saying its for family reasons. now the fact that it was broken in the washington post and several people that know and well, we're talking all about guys that made it clear that, that he's trying to, you know, make a principled stand. but in a pragmatic way that doesn't embarrass his bosses. but he was definitely unhappy with the policy he was against what's known as the bear