. >> jesse: also here tonight bob woodson, founder and president of the woodson center which has been considered an alternative to black lives matter. all right, take us into the liberal mindset. if you have black-on-black crime that's surging in streets that are controlled by democrats, the democrats do control these streets, political power is there. why doesn't the democratic party do something to stop black americans from hurting each other? >> i think that that this crisis, you know, goes beyond democrats and republicans but the fact of the matter is the people in power are really guilty of moral treason because the bulk of america, 82% of blacks polled support increased police. our group, mothers, black mothers, voices of black mothers united a group of 2,500 mothers who have lost children to urban violence, they want this carnage stopped and they are against defunding the police. but they are also working with the police to improve. but the people advocating defund the police, they don't have to live with the consequence of their advocacy. >> jesse: so you are saying that polit

. >> joining me the executive producer that documentary, bob woodson, founder and president of the woodsonhy was this documentary and everyone has to watch this, incredible stories of homelessness and redemption, but why is it important now especially given everything that is happening in this country? >> we know what the problem and it is fathers, statistics bear that out but there are also solutions in the work people like bob woodson has done, reaching out to the 3 guys that were featured in our film, three men who grew up without fathers or abusive fathers, went to gangs, the attraction of gangs was family and father figure and all the structure and discipline that comes from gangs. it is bad discipline but it is discipline but in came a prison ministry program, and in came god and in came jesus and it changed their lives and they are no longer a problem for the people in that area of chicago, they are part of the solution. we wanted to give a hopeful and positive story in an era and space where there were not many but one of the great bys in the media is the media doesn't cover the go

robert woodson, appreciate it.servative movement has changed dramatically in the last years. it's changing still. charlie kirk has been in it since he was 18, one of the biggest conservative leaders in the country now in his views have changed completely. about what the republican party ought to be doing. if you haven't heard from charlie kirk recently, what he thinks now is worth listening. you'll hear it next. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. >> tucker: when democrats took control of congress this year after the debacle in georgia made possible by a lot of strategy. some people worried that they would do radical things and most people were right. democrats pushed h.r. 1. it's the first thing they pushed. an act entitled the "for the people" act. a stalinist name. it's 800 pages long. it's got one purpose. ensuri

the visit has love to take to the woodson weather in the pedal, both a rowboat full on an electric power excursion. and i'm happy to finally be able to ro here again, and he's on the side in the sunshine. it's gloria co here almost every other day. even in winter i find that the kids don't want to go watching or on the black forest anymore. but you can sit around at home all the time. this is something different. a boat trip on the tv. what could be nicer? ah, the prominent is right along the water. normally day trip is, and holiday makers from around the world thrown along. here before the pandemic, gtc welcome to 1000000 guests each year. the locals are used to the commotion for the locals used to say, as much as are coming. that was the expression they used to the ass matters. now you might call, god spied southern local historian, his grandfather, set up a boat rental business at the lake, 111 years ago. slights asleep now comprises 90 boats. pleasure both include and cola with their 1st all electric models. they've been cruising the lake since 968th. want to have fun with all the ro

same with rwanda and south sudan, forcing us wish woodson be realize your record has applied to join the stuff we can regenerate your blog. you got days already upbeat about the prospect. and compiler has commissioned a motor medium dollar complex. at this point, the border to facilitate the trade between the 2 countries. we already enjoying the volumes of $580.00. yes. still as far. so that is an adjustment for us and it is a virgin area. so it is interest that in all the products that we produce. yeah. the east african community have been waiting this much from the original 3 member, uganda, kenya and tanzania. bringing d r a c on board explained to the crit, blocks for to g d p, which is currently estimated at above $190000000000.00. chris bought that traders are also optimistic. it broadens the catchment area, the market catchment area for the region. but then also it gives the block with a separate kind of community block or the common market block. you know that clouds in, in the global geo political equation. but when you're negotiating with other blocks like the u. b, as in t

. >> harris: this as the founder and president of the woodson center which works to improved troubledo protect. the defund police that rose to prominence has actually gotten innocent black people killed as police have pulled back. our neighborhoods have become left unprotected. crime has skyrocketed. major american cities saw a 33% the country. that is actually a low number when you take seattle and portland and some others into account. you say what about the wood son take on it? >> the woodson take is one of common sense and basic application of an understanding of human nature. that's what the left doesn't have. that men and women can remain blameless and utopia is attainable. here on earth man is sinful, man is flawed and makes mistakes. authority is required and violence is unfortunately around us. power finds a vacuum and exploits it. in cases of inner cities you have gangs who are now running entire neighborhoods. autonomous zones in minneapolis because utopians who really know it can't work and they he are ultimately beholding to their activists talk out of both sides of their

something to show them that well enough to miss really in the middle of it with the houses under woodson, who will live in ali. oh yeah. i already on the left. hudson, monday that showed up on the moon, said she'd been there for the day after after shift tonight, the law left in awe. oh, look in all the medical records for my son, gunner leach with a will. how to get a little the me ah, on the hudson monthly food that if it didn't the car or a slow my own ela and mother just sort of in the thought on the lot of a door that the, that hell of a vision of a good a know a lot know rambling ah said. did dungeon the low the true for the days 11? am the a little hard to kill him. i believe in an update. i shall they call us to studio the young hollow the me well the not the law national wanda harris and i bought in the lot we have all the local le has help then doing the stuff that lies shipping them on them and move on. so all of that come with a balance of one of my muscle planning on thought. anim, chavez, on the bottom of the line for me. but i am the mother of the news news, news, news, ne

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his neck, t, t, z picking lies in the landscape of the black forest. visits his love to take to the woodson weather in the pedal. both a rowboat full on an electric power excursion and happy to finally be able to ro here again. so can i live in these on the side in the sunshine? it's gloria here almost every other day, even in winter. if i don't want to go walking around the black forest any more, but you can sit around at home all the time. this is something different. a boat trip on the ttp. what could be nicer? ah, the prominent is right along the water. normally, day trip is and holiday makers from around the world thrown along. here, before the pandemic, gtc welcome to 1000000 guests each year. the locals are used to the commotion for the locals used to say the s as a coming. that was the expression they used to ask. matters not favor you might call god spied. so the local historian, his grandfather, set up a boat rental business at the lake, 111 years ago. slights asleep now comprises 90 boats, pleasure boats in good and co hola with their 1st all electric models. they've been cruisin

the top chef experiments with various scandinavian woodson grasses besides fish and meat, he also smokes other ingredients. for example, tomato. i use this old strainer. i buy a cheap ones, and then i put whatever vegetable i want to smoke into that. and then i take it into the fire and then i can use like a little bit of either juniper or hay and put that into the fire. when it started smoking, just smoke your vegetables in a little bit of lead. it's very much like up to you, you can experiment how much and whatever you want to do with it. i mean, i like to use vegetables that are little salt lake lot x death creation have also won over the restaurant critic, he and his team had held one star from the french mission, land cor, made guide since 2013 a 3 course meal x. that costs around 80 and a 7 course menu, some 150 euros. all the dishes are served, taught even the desert. poland area highlight is the mushroom soup lay a dish, baked in the other it's combined with blueberries and an ice cream with essential aroma of birch the or i cooked like this and the more i get use, the more i lov

the fact that it's sinking in water that is shallow and close to the coast means that it's going to woodson. what is already the country's worst maritime environmental disaster? sadly, that's the reality that lumpkins are facing at the moment. i mean, essentially right now it's around 800 kilometers off the coast of lanka. but the, the impact of food thinking. and the key question is, all of that fuel on board from what we were hearing early on that this vessel had something like 322 tons of fuel. now bear in mind that there is a lot of sort of uncertainty and different sort of reports surrounding what exactly was the cargo on board the ship. what is the hazardous materials? what is the toxic chemicals that the ship was carrying? that is, talk that they have declared the manifest that they have kept in touch with the long authorities. however, there still seems to be uncertainty the exact picture of that port payload on that vessel. so if all of that material on board is released into the ocean, it's going to be even for the catastrophe. i mean, right now there are obviously different sort

august 2018, a forest fire raised almost 4 square kilometers of woodland outside the town of plain woodson in eastern germany, an area larger than $500.00 soccer pitches. the usual practice after a forest fire is to clear the entire area and replant trees as seen on this private land, but not in this case. thanks to a government funded project. here, dead trees are left standing. the local forest to the tree, hank is testing and alternative solution removing most of the dead pine trees and planting other species in their place. the idea is to create a mixed forest that's also home to oaks couplers and other deciduous trees for me to i can, i 1st wanted to see which species of tree i could use and how old they need to be before being transplanted. one, carrying out is important to get the full picture on it all for lucas. and that's when the forest abroad in the expertise of these researches. they're here to find out the best way for a, for us to be able to regenerate and become more climate resistant with or without human assistance. the research is take a hands off approach limiting they

hello, mr. woodson. i apologize for interrupting the program here. went into national, were continuing to watch the full coverage of the russian president vladimir putin, his annual q and a, with all the people of russia. and he could continue going for another couple of hours. he's been speaking now for 2 hours and 38 minutes. that's across live. now, a correspondent, concertina rush, golf. it's tiny by and watching all of it. cost you some very interesting comments just now from the russian president. he says, russia, europe is, is a changing continent. he says some sanctions of actually helped russia to internalize. he also had some interesting comments about biden as well from one of the questions from the audience over to your culture. yeah, sure. so it's about the pudding biden summit, this gentleman he, he called in and ask, was it actually worth it to have a conversation engage in such a high profile meeting with joe biden, since he, there is nothing he really controls of or is not that he's not

in august 2018 forest fire raised almost 4 square kilometers of woodland outside the town of plain woodson in eastern germany, an area larger than $500.00 soccer pitches. the usual practice after a forest fire is to clear the entire area and replant trees as seen on this private land, but not in this case. thanks to a government funded project. here, dead trees are left standing local forest trees. hank is testing an alternative solution. removing most of the dead pine trees and planting other species in their place. the idea is to create a mixed forest that's also home to oaks couplers and other deciduous trees. for me to i can. i 1st want to see which species of tree i could use and how old they need to be before being transplanted. one carrying out is important to get the full picture on it all for lucas. and that's where the far as to abroad in the expertise of these researches there, he had to find out the best way for a, for us to be able to regenerate and become more climate resistant with or without human assistance. the research is, take a hands off approach limiting they work to

august 2018, a forest fire raised almost 4 square kilometers of woodland outside the town of plain woodson, in if in germany, an area larger than $500.00 soccer pitches. the usual practice after a forest fire is to clear the entire area and replant trees as seen on this private land, but not in this case. thanks to a government funded project. here, dead trees are left standing in the local forest. the tree, hank is testing an alternative solution, removing most of the dead pine trees and planting other species in their place. the idea is to create a mixed forest that's also home to oaks poplars, and other deciduous trees. for me, obviously to i can. i 1st want to see which species of tree i could use and how old they need to be before being transplanted. one carrying out is important to get the full picture on him to all those locust on. and that's where the forest abroad, in the expertise of these researches they're here to find out the best way for a, for us to be able to regenerate and become more climate resistant with or without human assistance. the research is take a hands off appr

best thing they can do for the last figure i, particularly for the women that are suffering from the woodson is the rape, is to refer the case to that i c. c or to the you and ask them international intervention. i understand. so when you think could be an issue, and that's why i'm earlier you were talking to how you and can not just walk into the country and try stuff. jonah say, however, what's happening was to the people of the guy is not anytime that matter. this is not an issue where in turn, government organizations should talk about it because whole purpose, they have been governments youth region. it's on the or anything by inviting a friend and then me to help in this mission to exterminate the people. i think i so the total over anything has been gone long time ago, but they, you and has a particular responsibility to protect marginalized groups in but none of the people that are tracing a genocide, s takes 13 genocide. so the u. a has all mandate and moral obligations have been and the ongoing genocide. so i just want to bring up a statement here. it comes from the united states g

the massacre of bosnian muslims in our faces. life in prison, a vigil is being held in canada from woodson family killed. and what the prime minister says was a terrorist attack motivated by hate. 4 members of the same family were run over and killed by a driver.

mr . woodson, with regards to the return of our ambassadors to their workplaces, the return of the american ambassador to moscow. an armed basset, or to washington, we agreed that they would return to their duties as for the timeline tomorrow or the day after that's a technicality. we agree that our foreign services will start consultations on a number of issues and there's a lot to talk about on diplomatic cooperation. a lot of questions have filed up, i believe that both parties seek to find common ground. and kimberly, aside from what's been agreed about the different labs, we also got a little bit more detail from president biden about just what's being agreed between the 2 sides going forward. i'm not sure which, which topic you're referring to, but i can tell you that what they went into with regard to these talk for that they were looking for a framework. and so it was spelled up very clearly by joe biden. they were looking for areas of cooperation communication directly and laying out the priorities and values into that, and that's where there actually seem to be some differences be

best thing they can do for the last figure, particularly for the women that are suffering from the woodson is the rape, is to refer the case to the i c. c or to the you and ask them international intervention. i understand or anything could be an issue, and that's point them earlier you were talking to how you and cannot just walk into the country and try stuff. jonah, say however, what's happening was to the guy is not anytime a letter. this is not an issue where intern government organizations should talk about that because the whole purpose of an government region its own, so or anything by inviting a friend enemy to help in this mission to exterminate the guy. so the total over anything has been gone long time ago, but the u. a has a practical responsibility to take marginalized groups in and but none of the people that are tracing a genocide as they wanted genocide so that you and has all the mandate and moral obligations have been and ongoing genocide. so i'm just want to bring up a statement here. it comes from the united states government from the, from the white house, basically.

case of unrest in minneapolis, the city has experienced protests and looting since the shooting of woodsonp, deputies shot him after he allegedly fired again. this was pushed further in disarray after woman was killed when a driver rabbit suv into a group of protesters, 35-year-old nicholas krause is charged with second-degree murder, prosecutors say he admitted to driving into the crowd. after the 100 national guard members authorities in minneapolis say the troops are not currently in the city but are prepared to respond if needed. neil: guns at protesters, agreed to a plea deal, mark across the pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault, his wife pleading guilty to harassment, both agreed to give up the guns used in that incident and pay fines, $2,700 in total, more serious charges were dropped as part of the deal. custody after going on a shooting spree. at least one person has died and a dozen others injured. police say the suspect opens fire at eight locations starting yesterday morning. no word on a possible motive for the rampage. we will keep you updated with more details. todd: relati

the school called the >> ethical to its values was bob woodson says that type of violent rhetoric needssame leaders pushing to end american systemic racism. >> this woman engaged in what i call radical disgrace. this is how far -- yet there's a conspiracy of silence on the part of the civil rights leadership, the congressional black caucus, harris -- kamala harris, always people are silent and sanction with their silence. todd: the psychiatrist made the comments at the yale school of medicine, the tone and content was antithetical to its values. >> scary moment for a missouri state trooper is dashcam shows the car strikes the trooper who is on the side of highway, the car flying through the median before hitting another vehicle, disappears and dust but lands on its roof in the middle-of-the-road. driver was arrested for driving while impaired. the other driver of the car was not injured. this new york mayoral candidate since you wants to defund police but pay for private security, she has admitted her brooklyn neighborhood is protected by privately funded bars but call the ridiculous an

. >> laura: joining me now, the executive producer of that documentary, founder of the woodson centerhy was this documentary, everyone has to watch this? incredible story of real hopelessness and redemption. why is this important now, especially given everything that's happening in this country? >> look, we know what the problem is. it's father's. statistics bear that out. there are also solutions. the work back people -- reaching out to the three guys that are featured in our film, three men who grew up without fathers or abusive fathers, went to gangs, courts, the attraction of games was that family and father figure, and all the structure and discipline that comes from gangs. it's bad discipline, but it's discipline. and then prison. in cayman prison ministry program, in came god, in came. it changed at these three guys lives, and they are now no longer a problem for the people in the area of chicago, indeed, they are part of the solution, too. we wanted to give a hopeful and positive story in an era in space where there aren't many. that the fact of the matter is, one of the great

first hand plug a big roof sailboat impact on nature can be seen in our fields in gun woodson. but i have latrice, have been completely destroyed a, but i think the newer plan, right, is that a furnishing? but they're too expensive for local farmers with small products of force to sell off pieces of the land as a last resort, or they're selling one or 2. now, some people have even started selling off all of the land, sort of what you can deal with the cushion thing, but golly, also tunes into whom i want to the farmer recently known from the radio station that a solution made out of lyman water, which local calls tuna can actually help protect his apple trees from getting infected with bacterial diseases known as apple blisters. why never got me up there. when we would have trouble with our trees, we would have to travel to almost 100 kilometers every. now we get information from kim, i need radio station and we use that for our benefit. who else would have told us how to fix it? know fortunately, i got information from the radio and was able to divide my plans. my self have do

august 2018, a forest fire raised almost 4 square kilometers of woodland outside the town of plain woodson in eastern germany, an area larger than $500.00 soccer pitches. the usual practice after a forest fire is to clear the entire area and replant trees as seen on this private land, but not in this case. thanks to a government funded project. here, dead trees are left standing in the local forest. the trees, hank is testing an alternative solution, removing most of the dead pine trees and planting other species in their place. the idea is to create a mixed forest that's also home to oaks couplers and other deciduous trees. to me, to i can. i 1st want to see which pieces of tree i could use and how old they need to be before being transplanted. one, carrying out is important to get the full picture on it all for lucas on that to in the forest abroad. in the expertise of these researches, they're here to find out the best way for a, for us to be able to regenerate and become more climate resistant with or without human assistance. the research is, take your hands off approach limiting they

as soon as wish woodson be realized, miracle has the play to join the stuff we can region or 2 blocks you got days already up to beat about the prospect. and compiler house commissioned a motor medium dollar complex at the point, the border, the subtly did trade between the 2 countries. we already enjoying the volume o y 580 liter. yes. good as far. so that isn't meant for and it is a virgin area going to be an interest in all of the products that we produce. the african community have been why didn't get much it from the origin of remember uganda, kenya, and tons them in bringing d r. s, the on board, explain the crit, blocks to, to g d p, which is currently estimated at above $190000000000.00. chris bought that traders are also optimistic. it brings, you know, the catchment area, the market catchment area for the region. but then also it gives the block with a separate kind of community block or the common market block. you know, that clouds in, in the global political equation when you're negotiating with other blocks, like the u. b, as in the financial assumed like the us, china a

as you know, jenny woodson who was the lead as our renewable consultant, announced recently she was leaving and she has since departed. so over the course of the last month, vanner has assessed its staffing situation. in the beginning we thought that rose marie amphill has done a lot of the writing and reports for lafco. have had a chance to assess staffing resources and has informed me that they do not wish to extend their current contracts when it expires on july 20th won't be continuing. they left a great. [please stand by] -- for me to catch up with the work that they have done. i want to do -- from your report i want to make a motion to support -- to send -- to support ab-1581, is that the correct number? >> that's right, madam chair. >> chair chan: so i want to make the motion to draft a letter of support and to send a letter of support for ab-1581, do i have a second on the floor? >> second. >> chair chan: thank you so much, commissioner singh. madam clerk, can we have a roll call on this motion? >> clerk: madam chair, we need to take public comment before we do that. >> chair chan:

lawrence: bob woodson the founder of the woodson gives a voice to black motors united.message is essentially black seeped in our household. that's different from black lives matter little b not teaching the values we teach in our home. >> in fact, they are just the opposite. they are really getting paid to solve a problem that they helped create. they are like a parasite on the rich legacy of the civil rights movement and using it for political purposes but also what they are doing is they are promoting values that were essential for blacks to survive slavery and racism. self-determination the centrallality of the family. they separate work from income. they separate rights from responsibility. they make victimization is a new drug of choice in black america. and it is self--they are attacking the police and as a consequence the murder rate in those communities continues to skyrocket at a time when black mothers are demanding that the police be reenergized and supported. lawrence: bob, the conversation was supposed to be equal justice under the law. when did you notice

morgan ortagus bob woodson and jason chaffetz. do you want to see anything about them.en to the will cain podcast me unfiltered. the only one comparable is somebody who has a three hour radio show plus a three hour television show every day. brian: i talk to other people at least i do interview. will cain talks to will cain on his podcast. ainsley: brian's advice to us, lawrence, the show is about me, it is my show, if you all want to participate you can after i talk. brian: i have never said that. lawrence: it's true. brian: unbelievable. ainsley: i think lawrence is working with you this weekend, too. will: i think so. lawrence: you will have your hands full. ainsley: check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast live in new york belmont stakes in elmont, new york. lawrence: look at that hat. ainsley: hey, janice, you look beautiful. janice: thank you so much and thanks to christine moore my official milliner for this wonderful hat. you know i love a good had at the racetrack and this is the belmont stakes. the 153rd running of the belmont stakes happening tomorr