wilkerson used a video recorder embedded in his car. >> that's for interrogation?rthern sally port. [inaudible] >> he was not under arrest. but carl pressley were prison stripes for his interview. because investigators had taken his clothes so they can run test on the. >> not making any accusation at this point, i'm just trying to get him locked down into his original story. >> from the beginning, progress admitted he and his girlfriend, lilian king had gone out since grandmother's house for a visit that sunday. but >> cartels how long you stay there? >> no sir, i really don't. >> during the interview he started to try to pretend like you can remember certain things. >> eventually, house memory improved. he remembered how he took his grandmother out of the house to protect her from some tough guys he owed money to. >> the store is, to protect his grandmother, he picks up in the evening. then he drives her to brittani's crossing. and he drops off in the bushes. >> an 85-year-old woman? >> correct. wilkerson was in by, but officers desert at location that carl told t

or political prisoners stop repressions in our country and hold new friends for elections because wilkerson called last elections in 2020 but with the help of russia and the violence he's managing to keep it and how do you speak about your husband and the whole situation with your children? actually, my children know that they're dead. it is in prison. but my younger daughter, she's 6 ah, i think that she doesn't know doesn't understand what prison is. ah, but still every night when i'm at home, she asks me when i'm going to see my dad him. and it's so painful. and i realized that there are thousands of children or wait and they parents home. there are thousands of polluted families. so i explained is i can, that you will see where the soon, you know, and this questions, this pain of my children also doesn't give me a chance to stop and the same bout in all the rest of the people. and now you live in exile and as you just said, there are still so many political prisoners in belarus and sir, the countries authoritarian ruler, alexander le kush ankle, is still in a power. so tell us more abou

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. >> representative wilkerson, i'm really glad natasha what is to the definition of cracking, it's somethinge sat on the set, on this read, many times a talk about what is happening in georgia and what is happening across this country and the need for federal reforms. this story brings into stark relief what can happen and continue to happen if there is not reform at this level. >> that's correct. it's even worse. cop county is now a democratic county. i think we have one county wide republican elected official. it is run by an african american female. the legislation decided that they were going to bypass the local process. not only, you know, taken to the murders of cobbe county, federal level, also jerry mapped our local maps. -- and so, the republicans are bent on keeping power no matter what. so, we're just going to give you this election. elect stacey abrams is our governor, come back to the reports after november. >> state representative welker said and tasha brown, thank you so much for joining us. also in georgia, the special grand jury was seated in the investigation to whether don

wilkerson mentioned that. and the provenance of solar panels. for an extended period of time.i don't think it is relevant in terms of the master of a massive problem i climate which all of you are clearly doing. this hearing is the foundation that allows us to go forward and begin looking at what an alliance would look like in a more pragmatic way. that will work on the state and local level. it will never succeed without cooperation, orchestration of federal government and hope we can work with mexico as well, very active and powerful partner, solar panels included. admiration and appreciation. >> let me say i appreciate, we've been looking forward to this, very helpful. the world is looking to north america including all of us working together. my administration with all the good will and intent that they have and all the concerns we have to this beautiful planet that we have been able to occupy to do the best we can but with that, the global climate, it is not called canadian climate or united states climate, it is global. we have done more in the last two decades to clean

wilkerson, you come from a hydrogen background and you understand that i, also, and very much interested in hydrogen and how we promote more of it in america. we've been promoting evs, i think that the detriment of making ourselves totally reliant and held hostage by foreign supply chains. that is why i think our relationship in energy and critical minerals are so important. i also believe that, as we move forward in america, we're going to start requiring that all the pipelines we do our dual purpose. that there pop properly coated and using the proper steel components to be able to carry both gas and, as we transition -- so, if you could tell me what you're doing in your government, how you're looking at hydrogen. and an area such as alberta, saskatchewan, some of your larger energy producing areas of the country how that can be supported and how that could be helpful. thank you senator. i agree with everything you've said. and i think it's going to be extremely important as we move forward on a whole range of different. >> we don't have to supplant any foreign supply change we can do.

wilkerson, you come from a hydrogen background and you understand that i, also, and very much interested in hydrogen and how we promote more of it in america. we've been promoting evs, i think that the detriment of making ourselves totally reliant and held hostage by foreign supply chains. that is why i think our relationship in energy and critical minerals are so important. i also believe that, as we move forward in america, we're going to start requiring that all the pipelines we do our dual purpose. that there pop properly coated and using the proper steel components to be able to carry both gas and, as we transition -- so, if you could tell me what you're doing in your government, how you're looking at hydrogen. and an area such as alberta, saskatchewan, some of your larger energy producing areas of the country how that can be supported and how that could be helpful. thank you senator. i agree with everything you've said. and i think it's going to be extremely important as we move forward on a whole range of different. >> we don't have to supplant any foreign supply change we can do.

guest: one of the people i reference frequently in my book was isabel wilkerson and she talks about we are all actors on a stage that was built long before we arrived. the roles are reserved, we know who plays the leading role, who is the hero and two is the side part. the role of who is the intelligent person, who was the leader is usually reserved for white men. there is a reason why every president has been a man. that role is usually reserved for white men. it is not reserved for black women, it is not reserved for latinos or asians. when people encounter people who come from a different background to be in one of these roles, like when someone says idris elba should be james bond. what a leader looks like, or an entrepreneur looks like? these people created organizations from scratch. they built them into multi- millionaire organizations. that is part of the dynamic that we are dealing with. host: you mentioned black women in leadership and we have a new court justice, what do you think is the significance of that? guest: one of the thing that i was saying on that, there are so ma

one of the people i reference frequently in my book and was an inspiration to me was isabel wilkersonrote this book "cast." she writes that we are all actors on a stage that was built long before we arrived. the roles are reserved and we know who plays the leading role, who is the hero, who is the sidekick. i appreciate the comments -- hopefully, i am somewhat intelligent in terms of here. when civil rights leader was called "vernon can lead." the role of who is the intelligent person, who is the leader, who is central, is usually reserved for a white man. there is a reason why everything all president has been a man and 45 of the 46 have been a white man. that role has been traditionally reserved for white men, not reserved for black women, like stacey abrams, not reserved for women period, latinos or asians. there is some cognitive dissidents from a cultural standpoint when people encounter people who come from a different background to be in one of these roles. that is why people in england said idris elba should be james bond. that is what we are going around in this country of pe