former secretary of state james baker the third as you know, secretary baker was a powerhouse in washington dc in the beltway and literally around the globe as he served as the united states secretary of state and also further served for united states presidents over the course of three decades. secretary baker was scheduled to be our capstone speaker at the 2020 vision for leadership conference. however, he and mrs. baker contracted covid-19. i'm pleased to report that they now have covid-19 the illness in their rear view mirror today. the secretary will be interviewed as i noted by tallmadge boston talmich in his own right is a high persona in texas and across the nation he is a leading trial lawyer. he is known in our profession as what we call a go-to lawyer or a super lawyer. tallmadge is also a historian and he has a special focused interest on the qualities of leadership in the public in the private square recently. he authored a book in which he sat down with presidential historians to examine the qualities of leadership that have characterized various united states presidents. i'm als

hijacking of passengers who attempted to take control of the plane and terrorists heading for washington dc, then on the presidency president bush's oval office address on the night of september 11th and gary walters recalls events within the white house walls after the terrorists crashed into the twin towers and the pentagon. watch american history every weekend and find a schedule on your program guide or watch online, c-span.org/history. each week american history tv's american artifacts visit museums and historic places we do travel to somerset county, pennsylvania to visit the flight 93 national memorial and take a tour of the visitor center which details the events of september 11th, 2001. the memorial is the final resting place of 40 passengers and crew whose decisive actions prevented four al qaeda hijackers from crashing a united airlines 757 into a likely target, the us capitol building, this program is just under an hour. >> i am adam shaffer, park ranger at flight 93 national memorial, we will take a look inside the visitor center which was dedicated in september of 2015, we are

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were within range of reagan airport they were going to lock onto the airport to get closer to washington dc. the diagram you see now depicts the change from the time of the hijacking from passengers and crew were seated, you see by the low blocks indicated on diagram the passengers and crew went originally ticketed have gotten up from their seats and moved to the back of the aircraft and these are present seats where phone calls were placed on board the flight. 37 attempted phone calls. we don't know if that represents all of the phone calls because there were some phone calls made but most of the calls, at the time of the hijacking, satellite-based phones that use their credit cards to swipe, looking back to know these calls were attempted, who they attempted to call, calls weren't connected towards transcript or in some cases, the actual recording of calls left on answering machines. this represents the area of the aircraft these calls were placed from but you can see from the timeline just to the right here how passengers and crew from those we gather from different phone calls a plan is

jesse tenure, lot for us tonight in washington, dc. >> jessie, thank you so much.california junior junior senator alex padilla reflecting on the anniversary of the attacks today saying that in a country that has been so politically divided now is the time to come together as a nation. >> can't let to those threats and some hate out there in the and isolated quarters. keep us loving one another from being at neighbors and community members and coworkers and friends, especially here in the most diverse city in the most diverse state in the nation. >> the deal was mayor of los angeles at the time of the attacks. he says he recalled seeing the news on ticker at the bottom of his tv screen that read for planes unaccounted for were headed to los angeles. but of course, that proved to be falls. talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the bay area courtesy of the mount tam kim. you can see things kind of shaken there a little bit things, a little gusty outside kron mabrisa rodriguez here tonight with a look at what else is on the way as we move further into

. >> en otras cosas, una segunda marcha en las calles de washington,dc, miles de personas hicieron unoficinas centrales de ice y el capitolio, qué tal, cómo están, les saluda césar. >> y sandra cervantes, gracias por su preferencia, darío lópez acompañó estas personas y nos cuenta cuál es la petición de estos manifestantes. >> poco antes del mediodía los manifestantes en diferentes partes del país se congregaron con pancartas, banderas y mensajes para la administración biden para laos congresistas y en especial para la legisladora elizabeth que puso freno al plan demócrata que legalizaría a cerca de ocho millones de personas indocumentadas. >> estoy aquí porque venimos a darle la bienvenida a todo el congreso y la administración de biden y exigir un camino a la ciudadanía, porque yo creo que ya es hora que nos merecemos algo. >> para estos manifestantes han sido muchos años de espera, es por eso que su discurso ya no es el mismo. >> 11 millones de personas necesitan salir de la oscuridad, j en te trabajadora, gente con principios y valores, gente que está con su familia, que sus hijos

the national guard is going to be on standby in washington, dc.appen before january the sixth. that caused a delay, it took hours for the national guard to be deployed, to put down the riot that took place there. other things within the city the capital police security forces are doing are employing the entirety of the washington, dc police force. and, in addition to those barricades that they're setting up around the capitol, they're putting up surveillance devices, they assure the people here that the people who live and work in washington, dc that they are prepared for any eventuality, prepared to defend the capitol against any kind of attack — though i will note that there are only a few hundred protesters expected to show up for this. partially that's because there are some on the right, on right—wing social media who are saying that this whole thing is a setup by the fbi and by the government to lure them to dc in order to have them rounded up and arrested. in fact, donald trump, in an interview published earlier today, said the same thing —

the national guard is going to be on standby in washington, dc.oyed, to put down the riot that took place there. other things within the city the capitol police security forces are doing are employing the entirety of the washington, dc police force. and, in addition to those barricades that, they're setting up around the capitol, they're putting up surveillance devices, they assure the people here that the people who live and work in washington, dc that they are prepared for any eventuality, prepared to defend the capitol against any kind of attack — though i will note that there are only a few hundred protesters expected to show up for this. partially that's because there are some on the right, on right—wing social media who are saying that this whole thing is a setup by the fbi and by the government to lure them to dc in order to have them rounded up and arrested. in fact, donald trump, in an interview published earlier today, said the same thing — that it was a setup, if no one shows up, then they're going to say that there was insufficient sup

they are sure the people here who live in washington, dc that they are prepared for any eventuality andt any kind of attack though i will note that there are only a few hundred protesters expected to show up for this partially because there is some right—wing social media saying this whole thing is set up by the fbi and the government to lower them to dc in order to have them arrested. donald trump in a listen to the mike interview said it was a setup and they would say there is insufficient support for donald trump but if everyone shows up they will be harassed by counter protesters. to shows up they will be harassed by counter protesters.- by counter protesters. to stay with us. still— by counter protesters. to stay with us. still to _ by counter protesters. to stay with us. still to come. - by counter protesters. to stay with us. still to come. we'll. with us. still to come. we'll hear from with us. still to come. we'll hearfrom naomi who has been speaking exclusively to the bbc about her new role for queen elizabeth. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue

i saw the reviews in washington, dc of the kennedy center. i can't wait to see that. what i'm excited about this tina turner musical. it was blowing up the great white way. it was getting all the tony award buzz right before at the early part of the pay them it's, i'm excited to see that, well, this is the great lake, great family damage. and you said there's nothing that can match the broadway stature and dignity. and this something about single shows is something about thing, the stories come to life and the most grandiose ways. and so, you know, whether you're going to see a lot of reading. so like chicago, something that's big, whimsical, like the lion king from disney. there are so many offerings on broadway, whatever. you're, how they have the opposite or airport, right. and very briefly, you're in the wrong city at the moment. when you get up to new york, what's the 1st show you're going to go and say, is it the teen? it's the one i think i'm going to go see to, you know, 1st, you know, i might see seen on the back and i to broad the brig in the evening. but i'

host: everyday americans call washington dc. they talk about those phone calls they made often when they call in to this program. how do those calls work? who answers those phone calls? are they affected in persuading the member at the end of the day? guest: congressional offices, they have staff that are dedicated to picking up the phone and answering calls. usually, those staff members have a tally sheet that they keep track of the types of issues that constituents are calling about. the questions a constituent that has to happen whether the constituent is having a -- having an issue with their government. each congressional office has their on process and protocol. for the staff that those offices have to filter out and prioritize how to respond. host: bill is in florida, independent. good morning. caller: i've got a question. what can a lobbyist do for a member of congress in terms of campaign contribution? what can a lobbyist do in terms of sending out materials like he's advocating for but have the member of congress name

were the host during james buchanan's administration in washington, dc? when the south left and formed their own government, they invited jefferson davis. to become its first and only president. jefferson davis would accept that invitation and become the president of the confederate states of america. we're standing in the cell where jefferson davis was held at the conclusion of the american civil war. in 1965 jefferson davis received word from general robert e. lee the commander of the army of northern virginia that they no longer could hold the federal army back from attacking the city of richmond. with that news jefferson davis adjourned his cabinet and sent his family on the road for their protection. jefferson davis soon after that would follow he would finally catch up with his family right below right above the florida state line. it is here where a federal mounted unit was able to capture him and his family. jefferson davis was placed on a boat and moved back up here to fort monroe and incarcerated in this very cell. some people ask why the main r

mientras que en washington dc los demócratas están tratando de ultimar los detalles sobre este plan depuestos a quienes ganen más de 400,000 dólares al año de presidente joe biden estará en colorado donde promocionará los planes >> millones de californianos han entregado su boleta electoral hayan san diego cerca de 1 millón de votantes elegibles ya emitió su decisión. >> sí, ya voté >> según la firma de análisis que recolecta datos las cifras más recientes muestran que la mayoría de los californianos y han enviado su boleta electoral son personas anglosajonas y que viven en los suburbios. los hispanos poco a poco van mostrando interés en participar en la contienda >> hasta el momento un cuarto de hispanos elegibles lo han hecho. mauricio santana es uno de ellos. >> es importante porque siento que hizo lo que tenía que hacer >> otros a pesar de ser elegibles no tomarán parte en esta decisión >> pues creo que es los que están en la política los que deberían de votar y saber a quien quieren porque ya están estudiados >> según los datos que hayan recolectado muestran que la mayoría de los

the national guard is going to be on stand by in washington, dc — that's something that did not happennuary the 6th. that caused a delay — it took hours for the national guard to be deployed, to put down the riot that took place there. other things within the city the capitol police security forces are doing are employing the entirety of the washington, dc police force and in addition to those barricades that they're setting up around the capitol, they're putting up surveillance devices. they assure the people here that the people who live and work in washington, dc that they are prepared for any eventuality, prepared to defend the capitol against any kind of attack — though i will note that there are only a few hundred protesters expected to show up for this. partially that's because there are some on the right, on right—wing social media, who are saying that this whole thing is a setup by the fbi and by the government to lure them to dc in order to have them rounded up and arrested. in fact, donald trump, in an interview published earlier today, said the same thing — that it was a se

but for now, thanks forjoining me here in washington, dc. goodbye. hello there.y for most of us, the weather steps up a gear through thursday and into the weekend. with spells of rain, some strong winds, some drier, brighter interludes in between, but the culprit — no prizes for guessing — is low pressure. and this frontal system pushing in from the west is going to bring rain for many of us through the day ahead, with some quite brisk winds as well, particularly in western areas. gusts across western scotland for a time in excess of 50mph. through the day, we will see cloud, we will see outbreaks of showery rain on and off with some drier interludes. best chance of any sunshine across northeast scotland and maybe for a time in the far southeast of england. those are the average wind speeds through the afternoon. gusts will be stronger than that. temperatures ranging from 13 degrees in aberdeen to 17 in cardiff and in plymouth. now, through thursday night, we will see more cloud, more showery rain, and then through the early hours of friday, it looks like we'll h

wyoming sent her to washington dc to be an ally of donald trump, to pursue conservative values and fighten pelosi agenda and she aligned herself with pelosi and further to that agenda instead. laura: liz cheney reacted to donald trump's endorsement of your campaign by saying here is a soundbite for you, bring it. she is projecting a lot of confidence. democrats can cross over and vote in this primary. your reaction? >> this project a lot of confidence. that was an interesting response for her to make but it shows she reacted immediately to donald trump and that is the agenda she has been pursuing. she announced earlier this year she was going to make sure donald trump had no leadership role in the republican party from this point forward. that is the agenda she is pursuing, not the agenda that is important to wyoming. she's not fighting the biden administration on the policies that have been so destructive to our state, our small businesses, schools, students and it is telling to me she reacted the way she did because that's what her focus is, she has taken her eye off the ball, she want

air force base in houston, which is where the body arrived here in texas from the funeral in washington, dc. we have the guest book firm blair house, which is on the page that angela merkel sign and then we have the condolence book, which is turned to. barack and michelle obama and then we also have the program. and from the service and we have the us senate condolence book, which is turned to. mitch mcconnell's signature we have a photo montage of throughout his life. of course. the early life they were married young. he was just baby when they got married and so we have a montage of photos from their life from his career. here at the library. and some photos a nice photo from tomball texas as the up 4141 traveled from houston up here to the library and carried the body with it and then a section of the railroad track. that was cut out by up. but that's a section that the train actually. went over and then one of my favorite cartoons there's this is one of a series of two and mrs. bush died. there was a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven and being greed by her daughter. and then when pre

thank you forjoining me here in washington, dc, for this very special edition of witness history. marking black history month here in the us, we will go back to some important moments in the past from the civil rights era to the present day. coming up, we will hear about the damning 19605 report that told the us it was fundamentally racist. we spend some time at the dance theatre of harlem and we hear from the daughter of an american gi who grew up in germany and has spent her life wrestling with her identity. but first, let's go back to one of the darkest days of the civil rights era. on the 15th of september 1963, the baptist church on 16th street in birmingham, alabama, was packed and ready for sunday service. then a bomb went off and four young girls were killed. sarah rudolph collins survived but her sister, addie mae, didn't. why would somebody put a bomb on our church and kill a little girl? all of them were angels. first, it was just addie. she was standing across from me at the couch, and that's when cynthia, denise and carole came in the door and that's when the bomb wen

. >>> washington dc se vio fuertemente reforzada este sÁbado, la policÍa del capitolio lleva varios dÍaspor un exmiembro del grupo de donald trump. dijo que el objetivo era (inaudible). >>> la bÚsqueda por una mujer desaparecida tomÓ un giro inesperado, su prometido no fue visto por mÁs de 4 dÍas. mÁs de 50 agentes en (nombre en inglÉs) florida, recorren una reserva natural donde se cree que brin laundrie podrÍa estar. >>> nuestra meta es localizarlo y traerlo de regreso, dijo el oficial. >>> laundrie, es considerado una persona de interÉs ante la desapariciÓn de gabby petito. laundrie regresÓ solo de viaje el primero de septiembre, actualmente el fbi realiza una bÚsqueda extensiva en un parque nacional en wyoming para dar con el paradero de la joven, andrea cruz, telemundo. >>> asegurando que es una polÍtica criminal e inmoral, el presidente de cuba pidiÓ desde mÉxico el cese del bloqueo econÓmico impuesto por estados unidos, el tema fue oportute de la cumbre de estados latinos y caribeÑos. jazive pÉrez con los detalles de la jornada, adelante. >>> gracias, desde que el presidente dÍaz-

kron four's, washington, dc correspondent raquel martin. >> joins us live recount. this is disturbing testimony. these are household names. that people have watched perform at the olympics and. >> to think that the fbi. >> knew about this and did nothing for so long. it's just horrifying. >> good evening. that's why is why watching these testimonies today was outright heartbreaking will be cold. this hearing after in july, an inspector general report showed the fbi set on information about nassar's abuse for 15 months. because of that inaction, at least 70 additional young women who are victimized. i believe larry nassar. i also >> an entire system. that and a book end. perpetrated his views. us gymnastics star simone biles says she and dozens of women suffered abuse because law enforcement did not take initial report seriously. the scars of this horrific abuse continue to live with all of us at a wednesday hearing biles alongside gymnast mckayla maroney. >> maggie nichols and alley raisman told senators the fbi turned a blind eye when they reported their abuse as e

east county and then there's the most recent arrest happening outside the dnc headquarters in washington, dcice say a patrol officer noticed a dodge dakota truck with a swastika and other white bulls painted on it in the early morning hours monday officers say craig had told them he was, quote, on patrol and began talking about white-supremacist ideology meantime here in oceanside. police say they're ready to keep all voters safe during the recall election which comes to an end tuesday. we have are just starting our standards staff in the fields. >> they're aware of the polling places. so they'll be visiting there, you know, as best they can with their other activities in the field. >> meantime, nation's capital is preparing for a rally called justice for j 6 on saturday protesting her expected protesters rather expected to gather in dc to rally against the arrest of those who stormed the capitol back in january. top congressional lawmakers on capitol hill were briefed today about how capitol police are preparing for the weekend protest. the capital. a police chief tom managers says that the

for a while, we bought another plane was coming towards washington, dc.hit the pentagon and that hit home, you know, very hard indeed, because the pentagon is only very few miles from the embassy, as the crow flies. some people heard the noise of the plane hitting the pentagon. and we all smelt the drifting odour of kerosene burning aircraft fuel coming up from the pentagon over the river towards us in the embassy. but it wasn't until the aircraft that crashed in the field in pennsylvania we were told by the americans as far as they could say, as far as they could tell, the attack was over. and then i had to decide what to do with the embassy staff, to keep them in the embassy, to send them back home. i chose in the end you send them back home. and then of course the other thing was to maintain communications not only with the united states at senior level but also with london and 10 downing street. {iii senior level but also with london and 10 downing street. of course, there were — and 10 downing street. of course, there were the _ and 10 downing street

kron 4 washington correspondent basil john live for us tonight in washington, dc with the very latest on how this all played out today. basal. well, jonathan, good evening, small crowds of protesters gathered for this rally. a smaller amount than what organizers were expecting. >> but for those who came out, they said they have a message to deliver. this is about equal treatment under the law. a few 100 demonstrators. one of their voices heard at the justice for j 6 rally in washington, dc because we have a real issue with transparency in the aftermath of january. 6 event organizer matt braynard and other demonstrators say this event has nothing to do with the election or who was president. i want to fight for what i believe in and i want to teach my kids to believe in something strongly. >> do what you believe in. that's why i'm here. those in this event is about getting a message out to all americans. the need for fairness for nonviolent offenders from january 6 breach. the capitol and you should get prosecuted nobody disagrees with but it should be it should be are fair. legal syst

it would make washington dc dramatically more involved in their health coverage, their local energy and utilities and on and on. there's so many controversial changes being ground into one mega bill. it must be a deliberate strategy. try trying to achieve everything the far left has wanted in 20 years and one fills with before the country has time to realize what hit them. today i'm going to focus on just one example. let's look at the tax hikes. a staggering set of tax hikes . tax hikes on small businesses . tax hikes on family farms. tax hikes on americans that pledged to share people earning less than $400,000 a year. tax hikes that would put even more americans into unfair double taxation. massive taxes on the us economy that would give us one of the least competitive tax structures in the developed world. for example, even communist china taxes their own business sufficiently less than president biden and his allies on america. tax hikes after tax hike. the smothering wet blanket thrown onto an economy that is struggling to recover because of the atinflation and ocworker shortages

but for now thank you for joining me here in washington, dc. goodbye. hello, there. there will be rain arriving in the west later on. now this cold front will herald a change — behind it, much cooler air, ahead of it we�*ve got that warm and muggy air mass. through sunday night and monday, that cold front spreads across the country bringing a band of rain, squally winds, and opens the floodgates for something much cooler, much more autumnal for the upcoming week. now this weekend, we�*re looking at balmy temperatures into the low 20s for many of us. to next week, we�*re generally around the mid to high teens. a bit closer to where they should be for the time of year but at times even a little below average. so, for sunday, we start off on a dry note with variable cloud, some good spells of sunshine around. chance of one or two showers across the midlands and the south—east — otherwise, most places dry and then we start to see this cold front pushing into northern ireland and then western scotland, bringing some heavy rain and strong winds, so temperatures here — mid

we want to take you live to the ceremony in new york, in washington, dc, and in pennsylvania. happening now at the sites where all four hijacked planes crashed. the coordinated terror attacks took the lives of nearly 3,000 innocent victims. this morning, we pause to reflect and to remember and honor those taken much too soon. here in the bay area, there will be several events to commemorate 9/11 today. today in the bay, tom jensen in the mission district to report for us. good morning to you, tom. >> reporter: good morning. yes, this ceremony was about the firefighters and honor for all the victims, but especially for the firefighters. more than 340 of them who lost their lives that very day on 9/11 trying to rescue people in the twin towers. so many losing their lives later to cancer and other illnesses in the effort in the recovery there at ground zero. this ceremony was for all of them. >> gary p. guidel. >> reporter: the names of all firefighters who lost their lives, sacrifices. their families still deal with today. the last name you heard was gary gidel, new york rescue

rapid response team focusing years ago after murder of george floyd when black lives matter and washington dc was confrontations, we were there to collect a lot of material in the rapid response team to collect january 6th so that to me what is important is many times in my career, is right there. it is important and i started years ago as social director of the smithsonian of putting things together and what should we collect today. it is also essential in times of crisis cultural institutions contribute to making the country better and understand. if a place like the smithsonian is only about yesterday. if it uses yesterday. something huge to help us with reconciliation and it will be easy for institutions to say that is not my issue but in a crisis. the face of history, to understand what you are doing rather than a valuable tool. >> a question from professor tiffany silverman, if you might address challenges around honoring the past, seeing other perspectives specifically thinking about monuments and symbols of the past. >> one of the things we know as historians, changing interpretations

it was directed towards washington dc, but the passengers on board that fight managed to attempt to try to take over the flight. the flight then subsequently crashed and to the ground at that side. i want to talk to alan fisher, who's joining us from shank spelled very subdued message that came from the former president bush there. but nevertheless, acknowledging the fact the bravery of the passengers on that slight and saying that the passengers and crew. there were 40 of them, they should have no place in history. as i said before, many people believe that's with the fight back against george bush, a so called war on terror began when a group of passengers and crew decided to vote on whether or not they should try and take back the plane. and they did that because they had the attacks in new york and also the one in pentagon. what was was interesting that as well as being comforted in cheap and paying tribute to those who are on board the flight and the families who have more of them, you have loved them for so long. he said, he also said that america was united in the days after the

phil laval reports from washington dc. here's what a show of force looks like. this is water authority is fair to repeat all this is what they go crazy. on september 18th, not another january sick, no storming of the capital has no chance of even getting close. so it's kind of one time when you say how concerned right, well, we're always concerned, but again, we're prepare for today. so that's an important thing that we prepare for training . we've done the things that we need to do to make sure that our capital secure this rally the 1st since the insurrection. see it on this countries collective mind, not a pro trouble demo. it's not about president trump, but plenty of his supporters. if we had intended to capture this building, we would have been down here with rifles here to demand fairness. this is about justice and disparate treatment for what they call political prisoners. those accused or convicted of violence and insurrection, their right to have as corpus has been violated. you have the right to a speedy trial in the united states. it's in our constitu

let's begin in washington dc. first with david chen, david, is this the threat of sanctions in order to pay like the u. s. is doing something or is an actual real threat? i think this is an actual real track. it is important to underscore that these are not sanctions or say, this is the laying of the legal ground work to permit sanctions at some point in the future against all parties, or either out holding up a negotiated settlement on the one hand or, or somehow interfering with the resolution of the managerial crisis in northern ethiopia. but it's for real. this is, this is not a unless it is fun, but what's driving it, david then why now? well, it's really a continuation of ongoing activity by the united states. under the buys administration, they haven't quite active and trying to just some kind of end point. she's fire if you well and to open up the managerial orders or the different aid roach. this is going on every sunday, almost the an observation of, of joe biden. so i would suggest that this is new at a

barbara had a jo, castro, following all developments there for us from washington dc hydro. the form of friendship, president nicholas or cosy, has been handed a one year jail sentence, but he is unlikely to spend any time behind bars. he was found guilty for his role in illegal over spending for his failed attempt to win a 2nd term. the judge said he could serve the sentence confined to his home. but as the tasha bullet reports from paris, this isn't the end of his legal battles. nicholas saul cosy was not in the paris court for the verdict into the city called the 1000000 corruption trial. but he's 13 co accused were always found guilty of a legal campaign financing so cozy was sentenced to a year under house arrest. the president, so cozy with whom i spoke on the phone just now asked me to go an appeal, which i will do immediately when i leave here. and of course, the judgement will not be enforceable. nicholas saw cozy, failed to be re elected as french president in 2012. despite a lavish campaign, the scale of his rallies was designed to impress, but instead it set off

flights across the united states, but one more plane was still in the united $93.00 was headed for washington dc. possibly the white house capital building or other targets. after burning for 56 minutes, the south tower of the world trade center collapses. morning networks has showing these pictures live to millions of americans. the passengers and crew on united 930 the power, the high jackets and the plane crashes into a field in shank fil pennsylvania. at 10, 28 am the north tower of the world trade center also collapses. nearly 3000 people were killed, including citizens from more than 90 countries. rob reynolds takes a look back now at the aftermath of those tragic events. once in a whisper in the president's ear set in motion actions that changed the us and the world. 3 days after the attack, president george bush stood a top the rubble of lower manhattan and promised retribution. i know the arrest can alone and of the people who are not all of us. the blame immediately fell on osama bin laden's tie the organization based in afghanistan, which had already carried out several deadly attacks

she had tansy has more from washington dc on the sidelines of the un general assembly. anthony lincoln attempted once again to present the u. s. as making human rights central to its foreign policy. so when asked about the treatment of haitian refugees, of the u. s. a southern border, the secretary of state blamed disinformation. some people are misinforming haitians, whether in haiti or haitians residing and other countries that they can come to the united states and in state. because of the temporary protected status that was granted the haitians who are already here. but there is a fundamental contradiction between the u. s. along haitian refugees to stay in the u. s. under its temporary protective status scheme because of the home countries, instability only if they arrived before the end of july, while deporting those seeking asylum now to a country, it admits is dangerous. it was a question of the white house spokesperson wrestled with in washington. we are still under title 42 because we are in a global pandemic. john sucky neglect dimension is the reason the u.