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Question: capitol police are spraying mace and pushing the lines back so people can


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Question: police started throwing flashbang grenades and spraying mace


Question: the cops weren't prepared they had to take turns with the masks to protect


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Question: the defense lines quickly fell apart


Question: democrats soon after the mob was rampaging through


Question: the halls of the capitol


Question: from what we saw on wednesday the maga anger is at a new level


Question: and with trump now banned from twitter


Question: and plans already circulating for future


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Question: some other country tries to uh to take


Question: our place


Question: and probably does so in a way that


Question: doesn't advance uh the common interests


Question: and values of


Question: the democratic world or no one does and


Question: then you may well have


Question: a vacuum and chaos that fills it before


Question: anything good does but


Question: it's also imperative that american


Question: engagement


Question: and american leadership be for the


Question: purpose of um


Question: finding new ways to cooperate among


Question: countries because


Question: every single one of the major challenges


Question: we face at yalda


Question: the ones that affect the lives of our


Question: citizens whether it's climate change


Question: whether it's this pandemic


Question: whether it's the spread of a dangerous


Question: weapon not a single nation acting alone


Question: can deal with them effectively we have


Question: to find ways to work together


Question: well top of the agenda at the g7


Question: secretary is the global vaccination


Question: effort president biden has of course


Question: pledged four billion dollars


Question: to kovacs but what about allocating


Question: actual


Question: vaccines as a matter of urgency we're


Question: a new stepping stone so that we can see what we can do after


Question: this regime


Question: his ouster ended a political crisis that began eight days ago


Question: when tanks rolled on the capitol and


Question: zimbabwe's army placed the 93 year old


Question: strong man


Question: under house arrest in what amounted to a


Question: bloodless coup


Question: mugabe refused to step aside but with


Question: his own party initiating impeachment


Question: proceedings against him


Question: he finally resigned in a letter to


Question: parliament


Question: [Music]


Question: whether the country is on a path towards


Question: democracy is far from clear


Question: but for the many citizens who've lived


Question: their entire lives under mugabe's


Question: autocratic rule


Question: today was nothing short of historic i


Question: was born in 1985


Question: i know no other ruler i know no other


Question: president but robert kepler mugabe and


Question: the oppressive system


Question: we are happy that lucifer has fallen


Question: today


Question: and we are giving a warning to every


Question: african dictator


Question: that anybody who suppresses the wishes


Question: of the people


Question: is going to be removed


Question: tens of thousands of haitian immigrants across the u.s had their lives upended


Question: last night


Question: when the trump administration announced


Question: that it will not extend their temporary


Question: protected status


Question: that designation tps for short gives


Question: work permits to immigrants who are


Question: already living in the u.s


Question: when their countries are ravaged by


Question: disasters and war


Question: and protects them from deportation haiti


Question: first


Question: qualified for the program after a


Question: catastrophic earthquake in 2010


Question: today the clock began ticking on their


Question: future in america


Question: the tps program was always supposed to


Question: be temporary


Question: but for some groups like haitians it's


Question: been extended so many times that it's


Question: allowed them to develop deep roots in


Question: the country


Question: at this point all of the 60 000 haitian


Question: tps recipients


Question: have been living here for more than


Question: eight years and together


Question: they have 27 000 u.s born children there


Question: is no other home for them to go to


Question: they've spent the past decade building


Question: their families and lives here


Question: the unprecedented the amount effectively to what has been described as a lockdown


Question: I know how difficult all of that is and


Question: I am NOT going to seek to sugarcoat it


Question: in any way but these measures are


Question: essential for the protection of all of


Question: us our politicians can't hide from the


Question: scale of this now neither can we after


Question: effort and pain this will pass but the


Question: country may look different on the other


Question: side well or for people listening at


Question: home hearing us for the first time this


Question: will be pretty shocking and could there


Question: be more restrictions yet to come


Question: what fiona's you say


Question: well I think it will take all of us some


Question: time to absorb the scale of what the


Question: government has announced here but I


Question: think it's also fair to say as the


Question: government's always tried to say


Question: throughout this crisis that nothing is


Question: off the table


Question: if the advice they receive from their


Question: scientists actually takes them there you


Question: know ministers have been at pains to say


Question: that since the start whatever the data


Question: tells them whatever the scientists tell


Question: them they will try to make the best


Question: decisions at the best time to do so but


Question: it's also true rather than a step by


Question: step approach this feels now like the


Question: government is sprinting to try to keep


Question: up with this in what is it obviously an


Question: extremely serious situation and the


Question: approach has moved very quickly as the


Question: numbers of cases have really begun to


Question: rise but in terms of these measures


Question: alone it's very clear that Boris Johnson


Question: and his advisors got to the point where


Question: they felt they had no choice but to move


Question: to a much more drastic approach and this


Question: much clearer very crystal clear message


Question: to the country stay at home close the


Question: doors


Question: now it is worth remembering other


Question: countries are still taking a much more


Question: draconian approach we are not talking


Question: about anything like curfews or travel


Question: bans some of the things that we've seen


Question: happen in other countries remember - of


Question: course for the majority of people that


Question: can track coronavirus it is a mild


Question: illness most people recover but because


Question: it is not for those people who are luck


Question: unlucky enough to fall very seriously


Question: ill and there are very many vulnerable


Question: people at risk this as a result of the


Question: decisions that the government has taken


Question: is an extremely serious moment for the


Question: country in a very precarious position


Question: Laura a Westminster thank you so these


Question: new measures come in tonight we are all


Question: trying to understand what they mean how


Question: they will change our lives they will


Question: remain in place for at least three weeks


Question: here's our home editor mark Easton a


Question: has received various minor violations for slurry discharge into local


Question: waterways which


Question: they were forced to address and in 2014


Question: Cobra Mountain watch along with other


Question: organizations won a lawsuit against the


Question: previous owner for selenium


Question: contamination in the water which it was


Question: also forced to remediate according to


Question: DEP documents received through Freedom


Question: of Information requests the impoundment


Question: is discharging pollutants into nearby


Question: streams but within the legal limits


Question: defined by the company's permit


Question: however those pollutant limits were made


Question: less stringent in 2008 and are well


Question: above non-binding water quality


Question: guidelines set by the EPA at a Creek


Question: less than a mile from Jr's house he


Question: tested water conductivity an indirect


Question: measure of stream health so suggested


Question: limits for a clean and healthy stream is


Question: below 300


Question: so what does that tell you mean that tells me that there's a lot of heavy


Question: metals in this Creek and who knows what


Question: all else as far as chemical composition


Question: and things of that nature doctors who've


Question: studied the health effects of coal


Question: slurry contamination in drinking water


Question: have documented short-term symptoms like


Question: diarrhea and skin rashes the long-term


Question: effects are less understood but slurry


Question: typically contains known carcinogens


Question: like arsenic as well as lead which


Question: causes developmental issues in children


Question: although there's no documented evidence


Question: of health effects in Jr's community he


Question: says he experienced some of the lesser


Question: symptoms because he used to get his


Question: water from a well but that's just part


Question: of what's keeping him up at night well I


Question: mean there's always the constant worry


Question: of a catastrophic failure of the face of


Question: the dam in which case you'd have almost


Question: 8 billion gallons of liquid you know


Question: coming down these valleys how many


Question: people live right in the path of this


Question: coal slurry should some failure happen


Question: if there were a catastrophic failure of


Question: the face of it then over a thousand


Question: people would die jack Spadaro is a mine


Question: safety and health consultant in the 70s


Question: he helped write the book on dam safety


Question: guidelines


Question: he's also investigated numerous coal


Question: slurry dam failures this is a map of all


Question: the surface mining operations in the


Question: coal River watershed this is the brushy


Question: fork impoundment that here that's it yes


Question: so if somebody lived in Yunus would they


Question: be hit by a failure at brushy fork yes


Question: definitely yes how catastrophic would


Question: that be it would be a fatal failure


Question: starting to return in 2015 in fact the Washington Post even ran a headline on


Question: it then two incidents hurt the recovery


Question: terrorists brought down a Russian jet


Question: just after it took off from an Egyptian


Question: resort and then a domestic Egypt air


Question: flight was hijacked in March these and


Question: other incidents are raising questions


Question: for tourists who have really been


Question: vacationing in this region for years and


Question: for many of these countries especially


Question: those along the Mediterranean tourism is


Question: a crucial part of the economy the World


Question: Health Organization which is part of the


Question: United Nations had an emergency meeting


Question: recently to discuss an outbreak of


Question: yellow fever it started in the southern


Question: African nation of Angola last December


Question: since then more than 2400 people have


Question: been infected and 300 people have died


Question: from the disease that makes this the


Question: worst outbreak of yellow fever in Angola


Question: in 30 years but it has spread to other


Question: countries there have been dozens of


Question: cases in the neighboring Democratic


Question: Republic of Congo and in nearby Uganda


Question: so what health officials are doing is


Question: directing millions of back


Question: scenes to this region they're hoping


Question: that will help create a barrier against


Question: the spread of this disease yellow fever


Question: is a disease caused by a virus that can


Question: make you you guessed it turn yellow the


Question: virus comes from the bite of a mosquito


Question: and the yellow is because your liver


Question: starts to fail and you develop jaundice


Question: a yellowing of the eyes and the skin it


Question: also get fevers chills back pain and


Question: generalized aching from infection to


Question: illness typically takes 3 to 6 days now


Question: most people are going to improve after


Question: these initial symptoms however about 15%


Question: will develop a more severe form of the


Question: disease there is no treatment or cure


Question: for yellow fever doctors are going to


Question: work to alleviate symptoms prescribing


Question: rest fluids medications the best way to


Question: avoid yellow fever is to get vaccinated


Question: especially if traveling to Africa South


Question: America use insect repellent wear thick


Question: long sleeve clothing and sleep in a


Question: screened-in or air-conditioned room as


Question: much as possible since the Vietnam War


Question: the US has banned the sale of American


Question: military weapons to the communist


Question: country of Vietnam but yesterday while


Question: on a trip there


Question: President Obama removed that ban he says


Question: it's part of the work to normalize


Question: relations between America and Vietnam


Question: and that that includes more military


Question: cooperation critics say President Obama


Question: should have waited until Vietnam


Question: improves its human rights record before


Question: to escape the wicked world that they have looted and to deny them rule of law


Question: world's will have a very powerful effect


Question: the new phrase that came from the


Question: hearing is kick them in the oleg are


Question: sort of like that shouldn't you pass a


Question: law saying every power grids gonna


Question: this kind of protection or else we're


Question: doing something that the problem is two


Question: weeks from now there's a new iteration


Question: on what we told them they had to do and


Question: that's now obsolete what Sheldon's doing


Question: is saying let's pick the five or six


Question: critical infrastructure pieces that


Question: would destroy our life if they were


Question: brought down and encourage those people


Question: in these business areas to harden their


Question: infrastructure and keep keep hardening


Question: it you know I'm like willing to kill a


Question: bunch of people to make a safe I'm


Question: pretty out there I mean I'm willing to


Question: leave troops in Afghanistan as long as


Question: we need I'm willing to be hard on the


Question: terrorists I'm but you're not gonna win


Question: this war by killing people I understand


Question: there's a limit to military power I am


Question: very worried about how bad actors


Question: without large armies could do a lot of


Question: damage to the country and we're not


Question: responding dan coates said the warning


Question: lights are blinking red in the cyber


Question: area and we're just not moving fast


Question: enough


Question: Australians will be rightly appalled by what they're witnessing in their


Question: nation's Parliament today and in the


Question: course of this week actually Australian


Question: voters have been appalled for quite a


Question: long time Prime Minister Malcolm


Question: Turnbull may be about to lose a bit of


Question: fight to save his leadership job from


Question: insurgents in his own party it's the


Question: second internal challenge to Turnbull in


Question: just one week the first was on Tuesday


Question: when Peter Dutton a right winger in


Question: tables Liberal Party which is actually


Question: conservative resigned his cabinet post


Question: and challenged his boss for the top job


Question: Dutton lost that contest thank you very


Question: much but just 24 hours later he was back


Question: calling for another vote and after which


Question: two more candidates put themselves


Question: forward for the job turn will agreed to


Question: schedule a second vote which is set to


Question: take place just a few hours from now if


Question: one of his three challengers can break


Question: the deadlock in the party ballot there


Question: will be a new leader of the Liberal


Question: Party immediately and a new Prime


Question: Minister of Australia Australians call


Question: an internal leadership challenge a spill


Question: as a cabinet minister in 2015 Turnbull


Question: Africa's government responded angrily to President Trump after he tweeted that


Question: his administration would be looking into


Question: what he called farm seizures and


Question: expropriations and a large-scale killing


Question: of farmers there's no scientific


Question: evidence that points to any white


Question: genocide in South Africa it's not true


Question: he took the job and then he said I'm


Question: going to recuse myself I said what kind


Question: of a man is this and by the way he was


Question: on the campaign you know the only reason


Question: I gave him the job because I felt Lauri


Question: attorney general Jeff Sessions is no


Question: stranger to public humiliation from his


Question: boss but this time sessions pushed back


Question: with an official statement saying his


Question: department quote would not be improperly


Question: influenced by political considerations


Question: following a report that found systemic deficiencies in how Chicago's public


Question: schools handled incidents of sexual


Question: abuse by its staff the Chicago Board of


Question: Education approved new policies


Question: restricting how workers and students can


Question: communicate with each other they're now


Question: prohibited from calling leaving


Question: voicemails or texting on personal


Question: devices or contacting each other using


Question: personal email addresses or social media


Question: accounts


Question: [Music]


Question: senator Sheldon Whitehouse and Lindsey


Question: Graham are in a bipartisan crusade about


Question: the cyber hacking of American elections


Question: I came here today to talk to them about


Question: it but I know what you want to hear


Question: about so before we got to cyber stuff


Question: I asked Graham one of the managers of


Question: the 1999 impeachment trial of Bill


Question: Clinton about the standard for


Question: impeachment given all the president


Question: Trump's recent unpleasantness he wasn't


Question: shy about it there's some comments you


Question: made back in 1989 that are back in the


Question: news today for some reason so the point


Question: I'm trying to make is you don't even


Question: have to be convicted of a crime to lose


Question: your job in this constitutional republic


Question: impeachment is about cleansing the


Question: office impeachment is about restoring


Question: honor in integrity to the office so


Question: don't you think those words apply today


Question: I don't think they always apply and


Question: finally somebody's listening it took 20


Question: years so welcome to the dance here's the


Question: deal one smaller issues his report one


Question: thing I learned about impeachment


Question: there's sort of two models here there's


Question: the Nixon model where it just got


Question: So sometimes, a lot of people are products of their own environment.


Question: That's what it's really about, you know?


Question: Well, me and JT met and we had a common love, which was the music.


Question: This is like my brother right here, you know?


Question: And he moved out here years ago, you know what I'm saying,


Question: and I brought him around the homies that I grew up with, you know?


Question: Yeah, basically a lot of the motherfuckers


Question: I was telling you about, like, with the Crips and shit like that, man,


Question: a lot of my men, this is my first relationship.


Question: He knows I've been, you know what I'm saying,


Question: putting it on, putting it in his ear, that it's something


Question: that I want to fuck with, that it's something that I want to do.


Question: He said, "Well, you know what? You make that decision,


Question: and you make that choice."


Question: Right, right.


Question: You do that whenever you feel like it's right for you.


Question: It was no peer pressure.


Question: It was no gun to my head that, "you have got to do this",


Question: you feel what I'm saying?


Question: It was a choice that I made to be with my brothers and be with my family.


Question: 'Cause whether he, whatever he is, whatever he, Crip or whatever gang,


Question: that's still going to be my brother. That's still going to be my guy, regardless.


Question: There's different sets, yeah but, you know, that something that you


Question: got to get in depth with.


Question: With some of the, you know, like the big homies over there,


Question: you know what I'm saying?


Question: Y'all got to holla at Cee-Lo about that,


Question: I can't talk about no initiations or none of that, you feel me?


Question: It's about the community, it's about gang, it's about us.


Question: It's about taking care of one another.


Question: Taking care of the neighborhood, making sure that the hood is good.


Question: No matter if you Folk, Crip, Blood,


Question: no matter what, it's love out here because it's the hood.


Question: A lot of us just grew up and went different paths,


Question: but when you're in the hood, it's Garvey love.


Question: All right, this is how it breaks down.


Question: Eight Deuce Trey is the gang.


Question: G Stone is the first set, all right?


Question: Everything falls under Eight Deuce Trey.


Question: Eight Deuce Trey is like the umbrella.


Question: You know what I'm saying?


Question: In 9-7, we wanted our own thing, we made our shit over here,


Question: Silent Murder Crip. Right now, I'd say SMC is about 90,


Question: you know what I'm saying? Mostly down south.


Question: But you know, we got 10, 12 members out here,


Question: and one new member,


Question: Other than that, you know, we're mostly down south.


Question: It's many different things you could to do to turn Crip,


Question: you know what I'm saying?


Question: But a lot of members choose to jump in, you know?


Question: In my set, we don't do no 60 seconds or, "no this",


Question: was switched off six years ago because they didn't have the money to keep it


Question: running Italy's plan to tackle poverty


Question: will involve prepaid cards loaded with


Question: up to 900 dollars per month the


Question: government so-called citizen's wage will


Question: only go to retirees or people who do


Question: community service and agree to take one


Question: of the first three job offers they get


Question: the Department of Justice is fighting California's the latest move to break


Question: away from Trump's America hours after


Question: the state enacted sweeping net


Question: neutrality protections the Department of


Question: Justice filed a lawsuit accusing


Question: California of subverting last year's FCC


Question: repeal and arguing it doesn't have the


Question: right to regulate interstate commerce a


Question: brand new deal to terminate and replace NAFTA and the NAFTA trade agreements


Question: with an incredible new US Mexico Canada


Question: agreement called us MCA sort of just


Question: works


Question: em


Question: with Canada jumping on the agreement


Question: formerly known as NAFTA incentivizes car


Question: makers to make more parts on the


Question: continent slightly opens Canada's dairy


Question: market to the US and makes it easier for


Question: Mexican workers to unionize the


Question: agreement still needs to be ratified by


Question: each country and despite Canada's


Question: protests Trump's steel tariffs are still


Question: in play


Question: [Music]


Question: Jill Delaney and lids have been going to


Question: country music concerts together for over


Question: a decade but tonight's different it's


Question: the first time seeing Jason Aldean since


Question: last October the route 91 harvest music


Question: festival in Las Vegas was the site of


Question: the deadliest mass shooting in modern


Question: American history


Question: 58 people were killed hundreds were injured but there were 22,000 people at


Question: that festival and a lot of them are


Question: still trying to work through what


Question: happened having this group behind us to


Question: get through this milestone is really


Question: today


Question: [Music]


Question: amount of weight yeah changed yeah changed your physic completely so my


Question: biggest insecurity was my breast so I


Question: wanted to more or less go back to what


Question: they normally were and once I did that I


Question: started garnering all of this attention


Question: from men and I was never used to it and


Question: I felt like unless I held onto it and


Question: kind of did what was asked of me or what


Question: was expected of me it would go away and


Question: after feeling what it was like that


Question: validation and you know the compliments


Question: for the first time I did not want that


Question: to go away hmm you were spotted


Question: I think honest Rittman there you were


Question: you were a young graduate wanting to


Question: sort of find a job and and you were


Question: spotted on the street by a guy who said


Question: I I can work with you and clearly he


Question: opened up and said it's the porn


Question: business


Question: what was it in you that


Question: from far from running away we was drawn


Question: into it I it wasn't that's not how it


Question: was it wasn't just hey do you want to


Question: come to porn it was more so oh you're


Question: beautiful like would you like to do some


Question: modeling oh you know you have a great


Question: body like I think you'd be great nude


Question: modeling things like that and after I


Question: came in toward the studio you know it


Question: was very respectable it was a gorgeous


Question: location it was in Miami in Doral


Question: Florida it was clean everyone who worked


Question: there was nice all of their cubicles


Question: were decorated with family photos like


Question: it was nothing dodgy or mid that made me


Question: uncomfortable and after do I get the


Question: first time I went in wasn't the first


Question: time I I filmed a porn movie it was the


Question: second time the first time was more so


Question: do you want to do this like sign the


Question: paperwork etc etc so these guys they


Question: just saw you frankly as a money machine


Question: absolutely but you still had no advisors


Question: you had no lawyer


Question: you had no nothing so I was what 21 year


Question: old has a lawyer on retainer I'm just


Question: trying to get my head around how


Question: stressful this must have been and


Question: whether even now because you sit here so


Question: poised and obviously a lot of time has


Question: passed and you've moved on but do you


Question: think there is some sort of


Question: post-traumatic stress that is in you


Question: from this experience yes and I think it


Question: kicks in


Question: mostly when I go out in public because


Question: the stairs I get I feel like people can


Question: see through my clothes and it brings me


Question: deep shame it makes me feel like it


Question: just signing industry sponsored organizations donate tens of millions of


Question: dollars to use shooting programs every


Question: year and just like the X Games did for


Question: skateboarders these shooting leagues


Question: that transform their young participants


Question: into branding gold for gun businesses


Question: alamo tactical have sponsored two


Question: pistols for her milan live a


Question: custom-built her ar-15s blade tech


Question: provide all of the magazine holders the


Question: gun belts the different holsters gun for


Question: hire for the last three years running


Question: has given her a check for $5,000 a year


Question: to help cover expenses in a lot of ways


Question: it's like NASCAR


Question: the more you contribute the bigger you


Question: get advertised on the Jersey Cheyenne


Question: and Vanessa don't just shoot


Question: competitively they're also part of an


Question: organization co-founded by Cheyenne's


Question: father that advocates for gun rights


Question: known as you shooters of America


Question: so Cheyenne you spoke to the New Jersey Senate when you were 10 years old about


Question: what at the time they were trying to


Question: lower the magazine limits 10 rounds and


Question: I was saying how that could potentially


Question: hurt my career


Question: and I'm no longer would be able to do it


Question: in that state if they had passed that


Question: long and what happened and they didn't


Question: pass it they vetoed it in their fight


Question: for broader gun laws these kids have


Question: become America's youngest gun lobbyists


Question: [Music]


Question: are we gonna see the normalization of guns in this country on some level I


Question: believe that the movement of gun control


Question: is almost on life support I think we


Question: have a four year window that if we do it


Question: right we could actually put a serious


Question: serious setback the next phase and the


Question: gun rights movement has already begun


Question: this year two separate bills were


Question: introduced before Congress which would


Question: greatly expand the rights of concealed


Question: carrier's effectively erasing many


Question: gun-free zones within public schools and


Question: government lands and the firearms


Question: industry has already at lockstep with


Question: this legislation as they accessorize to


Question: meet the needs of the concealed carry


Question: consumer it's a breakaway opening


Question: everything is


Question: I created concealed carry line of holsters that were practical for women


Question: reform procedure but I think we have to do duck House Majority Leader Kevin


Question: McCarthy basically had to throw himself


Question: in front of the bus to stop Trump for


Question: making a deal with Democrats on TV to be


Question: clear though I think what senator


Question: Feinstein is asking here when we talk


Question: about just daca we don't want to be back


Question: here two years later you have to have


Question: security today the White House confirmed


Question: what Trump told reporters last night


Question: that his vision for a dream wall


Question: compromise includes a pathway to


Question: citizenship we're going to morph into it


Question: it's gonna happen over a period over a


Question: period of 10 to 12 years again Trump


Question: clearly in favor of protecting dreamers


Question: but here's the thing


Question: it was Trump himself who ended daca last


Question: fall unilaterally bowing to the


Question: conservative line that the program was


Question: illegal of course he's the guy pushing


Question: travel bans and cracking down on


Question: sanctuary cities the paradox can be


Question: crazy-making for political observers and


Question: for the people who spend their lives


Question: figuring this stuff out the executive


Question: director of the National Immigration Law


Question: Center told me it doesn't really matter


Question: what's in Trump's heart it doesn't even


Question: really matter what comes out of his


Question: mouth we have been told by people that


Question: when it comes to children and young


Question: people that he apparently does have kind


Question: of a soft heart he'd be an undermined by


Question: his own now specifically chief of staff


Question: Kelley and Miller


Question: they're probably other voices as well


Question: what makes him


Question: unreliable and it's hard to believe what


Question: he really wants is his flip-flopping we


Question: are where we are because Trump created


Question: this crisis and only he can fix it and


Question: Republicans control Congress and so at


Question: the end of the day if the legislation


Question: fails is on that immigration is in


Question: president Trump's only signature issue


Question: and on the other he and his populist


Question: base are perfectly instep anybody ever


Question: hear of NAFTA


Question: I ran the campaign somewhat based on


Question: NAFTA the Clippers gave us NAFTA think


Question: of it the worst trade deal ever signed


Question: by any country ever I'm going to


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Fuck!


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Can I have water to drink?


Question: Thank you.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ So riot police are coming, weÃ¢ÂÂre being told to disperse.


Question: Some of the alt-right are being pushed out.


Question: ItÃ¢ÂÂs about a half an hour before the speakers are supposed to start.


Question: The alt-right are marching to McIntire Park,


Question: itÃ¢ÂÂs the alternate park that they were being pushed to earlier this week.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ WeÃ¢ÂÂre here obeying the law.


Question: WeÃ¢ÂÂre doing everything that weÃ¢ÂÂre supposed to do,


Question: trying to express opinions.


Question: And the criminals are over there getting their way.


Question: And that is a foundational problem in our society,


Question: and whatever you think of my opinions,


Question: thatÃ¢ÂÂs going to be something that puts you in danger.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ And that is because this city is run by Jewish Communists and criminal niggers.


Question: ThatÃ¢ÂÂs exactly what it is.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ IÃ¢ÂÂm not even saying weÃ¢ÂÂre nonviolent.


Question: IÃ¢ÂÂm saying that fucking we didnÃ¢ÂÂt aggress.


Question: We did not initiate force against anyone.


Question: WeÃ¢ÂÂre not nonviolentÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: weÃ¢ÂÂll fucking kill these people if we have to.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ CÃ¢ÂÂmon, everyone in!


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Do we need more people in here?


Question: WeÃ¢ÂÂve got VICE in here.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Is this the fucking media right here?


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Yeah, exactly.


Question: Fucking VICE jumped in the fucking van.


Question: Open the door and let him outÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: if we gotta kick the media out, we do!


Question: HeÃ¢ÂÂs your guy?


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Why donÃ¢ÂÂt you tell me what you think?


Question: What do you do for the Daily Stormer?


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ I am a feature writer, I do Crypto report.


Question: IÃ¢ÂÂm generally their man on the ground at events.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ So what do you hope to get out of today?


Question: What does it mean to you?


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Well, for one thing,


Question: it means that weÃ¢ÂÂre showing to this parasitic class of anti-white vermin


Question: that this is our country,


Question: this country was built by our forefathers and sustained by us.


Question: ItÃ¢ÂÂs going to remain our country.


Question: I believe, as you can see, we are stepping off the internet in a big way.


Question: For instance, last night at the torch walk, there were hundreds and hundreds of us.


Question: People realized that they are not itemized individuals,


Question: they are part of a larger whole because we have been spreading our memes,


Question: we have been organizing on the internet, and so now theyÃ¢ÂÂre coming out.


Question: And now, as you can see today,


Question: we greatly outnumbered the anti-white, anti-American filth.


Question: And, at some point,


Question: we will have enough power that we will clear them from the streets foreverÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: that which is degenerate in white countries will be removed.


Question: itÃ¢ÂÂs a disarmed populace.


Question: I got to be prepared to move quick if I get some information


Question: that says there's a martial law.


Question: There's a nuclear attack.


Question: There's a chemical or biological situation.


Question: I'm getting prepared for anything short of a nuclear bomb landing


Question: on my forehead and killing me,


Question: I want to survive it.


Question: And if it's done by a hostile force,


Question: I'm going to kill as many bastards as I can before they get me.


Question: And move on without remorse.


Question: Most people look at militiamen and Three Percenters as being uneducated, southern,


Question: redneck types.


Question: It's quite offensive really.


Question: I mean, we're talking about a group of people who


Question: come from all walks of life.


Question: They're professionals. They're teachers, businessmen.


Question: They're engineers, electricians.


Question: Where's Chris at this morning?


Question: So if we want to go ahead and start some breakfast.


Question: Go help yourself.


Question: You're welcome.


Question: Eggs and bacon over there sir.


Question: Eggs and bacon there sir, are ready, so.


Question: Waiting on everybody to get up and get rolling out of bed,


Question: which most everybody is already.


Question: Some of us have had breakfast and we're prepared for the day.


Question: We'll start the training, just shortly,


Question: as soon as Blood Agent gets out of the barrack.


Question: We'll go from there.


Question: We went into quick cooking mode.


Question: Is General up yet or moving?


Question: I haven't seen him yet this morning so.


Question: The Three Percent movement has been around for quite a number of years.


Question: But I took a personal interest in the Three Percent movement


Question: following the election of Barack Hussein Obama.


Question: And after witnessing different things taking place in government,


Question: after witnessing and learning about things taking place across the planet,


Question: that caused me concern for my individual safety.


Question: So I began looking out to other people to help me,


Question: Josh Hirsch reports from Moscow the big question in Moscow today was never if


Question: the US and Russia we're gonna continue


Question: their public spat in private it was


Question: whether either side actually had the


Question: leverage they needed to bring about


Question: changes in Syria despite the bluster of


Question: the past few days the core principles of


Question: Putin and Trump aren't really so far


Question: apart prioritizing the fight against


Question: Isis and leaving the nuisance of the


Question: Assad regime for somewhere down the line


Question: but what's emerged of late is that as


Question: bad as the war in Syria has been for the


Question: u.s. it might actually be worse for the


Question: Russians Putin has sent an estimated


Question: 10,000 troops into that conflict anymore


Question: and he risk turning it into an outright


Question: land war and he's been spending


Question: according to estimates some four million


Question: dollars a day in the fight much more


Question: than that


Question: and he'll do further damage to an


Question: already depleted economy I asked


Question: Alexander Gold's an independent Russian


Question: military analyst what he's learned over


Question: the past few days he says that one


Question: is that when it comes to taking on the


Question: US the Russian toolkit is dangerously


Question: empty it's not not a doubt for me that


Question: we are in situation of new Cold War now


Question: but Russia has no resources Soviet Union


Question: had what we have we have nuclear weapons


Question: and the worst case scenario will be when


Question: both guys will begin to rise stakes in


Question: this field do you think Putin feels


Question: threatened by the things that secretary


Question: Tillerson has been saying or Trump have


Question: been saying about Syria or should he of


Question: course he should he should be threatened


Question: but the right question will be shall all


Question: of us be scared of what what's going on


Question: and my assumption is that my perception


Question: is that we should be scared so how does


Question: that area the field for diplomacy is


Question: very near narrow now I cannot imagine


Question: that any breakthrough can are possible


Question: now in our relationship I think the deep


Question: deep stagnation will be the best case


Question: scenario here before the strikes Putin


Question: hinted that he wasn't totally wedded to


Question: Assad's future but he is wedded to his


Question: own and if the Americans do insist that


Question: Assad goes well Putin might dig in his


Question: heels more and the stagnation is only


Question: getting started the White House


Question: with fewer than 40 cases of blood clots reported


Question: that's lower than would be found in a


Question: normal population sample


Question: well i'm joined now by jenny hill in


Question: berlin uh


Question: jenny the the list of countries in the


Question: eu who are clearly concerned is growing


Question: yes um germany made this surprise


Question: announcement just over an


Question: hour ago and france and italy have


Question: followed suit saying they're temporarily


Question: suspending the use of the astrazeneca


Question: vaccine


Question: until the european medicines agency


Question: gives a statement give some advice


Question: which is expected tomorrow afternoon and


Question: here in germany i can tell you that the


Question: decision was announced


Question: on the basis of a recommendation from


Question: the paul erlich institute this is the


Question: body which advises the government here


Question: on vaccines and vaccination and it's


Question: published the statement actually upon


Question: which this decision has been based and


Question: it says


Question: that um there have been new cases in


Question: recent days


Question: of people who've developed what they


Question: describe as a special type


Question: of a rare blood clot in the brain


Question: following vaccination with the


Question: astrazeneca


Question: vaccine and that's why they want to


Question: investigate further now they didn't say


Question: how many people had been affected or


Question: indeed how badly but actually just as we


Question: came to where i noticed that the


Question: the national broadcaster here usually


Question: very reliable is quoting


Question: the country's health minister and he's


Question: talking about out of 1.6 million


Question: doses that have been given that's 1.6


Question: million people of course these are first


Question: doses


Question: and just seven people seem to have been


Question: affected so


Question: um that's not what's coming straight


Question: from the horse's mouth if you like from


Question: the institute


Question: that advises the government but if this


Question: report is correct the numbers are indeed


Question: very low and that perhaps chimes with


Question: other national governments who are


Question: saying look there's


Question: really no need to suspend um the


Question: vaccinations at this stage a very


Question: controversial decision


Question: and i think one which is going to cause


Question: well it is already causing we can see it


Question: here i'm anger and a lot of concern in


Question: germany because


Question: the vaccination program here has been


Question: very slow to get going just over seven


Question: percent of the population have received


Question: a first dose case numbers are rising new


Question: variants are spreading there's a lot of


Question: concern about how this country is going


Question: to get anywhere near back to normality


Question: let alone do something about the


Question: hundreds of people who are still dying


Question: from covert every day um so to take


Question: a vaccine that's an important vaccine


Question: here out of circulation you know isn't a


Question: decision that's going to be have


Question: have been made lightly and by the


Question: government the health minister saying


Question: it's not a political decision it's a


Question: decision based on facts


Question: but it is he added purely precautionary


Question: um we've heard from france it's reported


Question: his spending review this week good morning 64 league games unbeaten at


Question: anfield a new record for liverpool


Question: victory over leicester puts them back


Question: towards the top of the premier league


Question: sitting just behind tottenham on goal


Question: difference


Question: and from racism to star wars and his new


Question: role as a pioneering policeman in the


Question: met


Question: we will hear from the actor john boyega


Question: good morning it's a cold start to the day for some of us a frosty one as well


Question: but


Question: a lot of dry weather a fair bit of


Question: sunshine cloud building from the west


Question: through the day with some rain in the


Question: northwest i'll have all the details


Question: in about 10 minutes


Question: good morning it's monday november the 23rd top story for you this morning gyms


Question: and non-essential shops are expected to


Question: be allowed to reopen in all parts of


Question: england when lockdown ends


Question: next week even those facing the highest


Question: tier of coronavirus restrictions


Question: now pub closing times will also be


Question: relaxed and there are indications that


Question: limited family gatherings will be


Question: allowed across the uk


Question: over christmas as our political


Question: correspondent vicky young reports


Question: christmas won't be normal this year but


Question: across the uk rules will be relaxed for


Question: a few days so


Question: families and friends can meet up plans


Question: will be finalized later this week


Question: to allow limited household mixing but


Question: some


Question: are urging people to be very cautious it


Question: won't just be a matter


Question: if we open things up then having to


Question: close them down to bring infections down


Question: many people will get infected many


Question: people will get harmed and many people


Question: will die and i to me in this pandemic


Question: the expression


Question: of the christmas spirit and the


Question: expression of love for my family


Question: is not to do things that will harm them


Question: and it's not just


Question: christmas that ministers in england have


Question: to think about before that on december


Question: the second


Question: national restrictions will end bringing


Question: a return to the regional


Question: three-tier approach but that's going to


Question: be beefed up after some government


Question: scientists complained


Question: that the restrictions weren't effective


Question: so


Question: gyms and shops are expected to be


Question: allowed to reopen in all


Question: areas the 10 pm curfew for pubs and


Question: restaurants will be abandoned


Question: last orders will be at 10 but customers


Question: will have an extra hour to drink up


Question: but pubs could be limited to takeaway


Question: service only


Question: in areas with the highest coronavirus


Question: levels


Question: every region of england will be told on


Question: thursday which tier it'll be put into


Question: <i> of algorithms and autonomous robots.</i>


Question: <i>Marten Kaevats is the country's digital advisor.</i>


Question: MARTEN KAEVATS:<i> We're the first country in the world</i>


Question: <i> that can operate...</i>


Question: <i> our whole sovereignty from the cloud.</i>


Question: In case of occupation, we run it from Luxembourg.


Question: -Wow. -If you look at e-Estonia


Question: and the digital society we have built,


Question: most fundamental innovations are not technological,


Question: -but they are legal innovations. -Mm-hmm.


Question: The idea that digital identities are mandatory for all people.


Question: The idea that a digital signature


Question: is equal to the paper one.


Question: There are very simple, robust, legal innovations.


Question: KRISHNA:<i> The secret to Estonia's future proofing is the database</i>


Question: <i> of personal information the government safeguards.</i>


Question: <i>At birth, the government issues every citizen</i>


Question: <i> a unique ID number.</i>


Question: <i> But unlike a Social Security number,</i>


Question: <i> Estonians don't mind if theirs is made public.</i>


Question: So, we're at a delivery floor in Estonia,


Question: where newborns are immediately plugged into the digital society


Question: <i> as soon as they're born.</i>


Question: (SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)


Question: KRISHNA: Have you guys picked out a name?


Question: -MOM: Stephen. -KRISHNA: Stephen.


Question: Oh, hi. Hey, little Stephen.


Question: So this is the ID number right here.


Question: -This is... Stephen's number -Yeah.


Question: -for life. There it is.


Question: And then, that gets uploaded to the government database?


Question: Immediately?


Question: -WOMAN: Yes. -KRISHNA: Wow.


Question: -Add new birth here. -KRISHNA: Right there. Boom.


Question: Add newborn. So, you just hit a plus button


Question: and that's how you add a person to the country.


Question: (LAUGHS) That's so funny.


Question: <i>It's hard to say if US citizens would trust their government</i>


Question: <i> with all their secrets, but to Estonia's leadership,</i>


Question: <i> data is the future of personal identity.</i>


Question: <i> And so, the basic role of government must shift</i>


Question: <i> to ensure data safety as much as physical safety.</i>


Question: All governments say, "We protect the data you have given to us,"


Question: yet how do they guarantee it?


Question: So if somebody from the police is looking into my data,


Question: I will be notified and I can query why they need it.


Question: -Really? -Yes. And that guarantees me


Question: that I really, really, truly own my data.


Question: <i> This is the way the, uh,</i>


Question: digital transparent and honest state works.


Question: have expressed fear and asking for time are being turned away even though seaman


Question: be officers will say we're not denied


Question: in effect in effect when you go to the


Question: international line and you ask for


Question: asylum if you are turned away you have


Question: been turned down okay so and I think


Question: that needs to be clear


Question: and is that legal it is not legal our


Question: understanding according to the law is


Question: that when an individual presence at the


Question: boundary line and they ask for asylum


Question: they expressed fear and ask for asylum


Question: that CBP is then obligated to process


Question: them and to place them in the


Question: immigration process whereby that asylum


Question: claim can be evaluated and adjudicated


Question: what are the officers say and at least


Question: in your experience well it's a pretty


Question: consistent message and and it's a very


Question: interesting message officers will say we


Question: don't have space our processing facility


Question: at the port were food we don't have


Question: space and and then there's the the use


Question: of the word humane and they're they're


Question: very good about saying we are not


Question: denying anyone the opportunity were just


Question: saying not now


Question: are you seeing more people trying to


Question: seek asylum since the zero tolerance


Question: policy came into effect no it's


Question: enforcement hasn't really had that big


Question: of an impact on white people are living


Question: in salvador guatemala elude us and and


Question: what it is that they speak about when


Question: they arrive what the zero tolerance is


Question: is doing is it's creating incredible


Question: fear because for them for them the issue


Question: is they want to take my children away


Question: [Music] the Department of Homeland Security told


Question: vice news today that in just the last


Question: month or so


Question: may 5th to June 9th they separated 2342


Question: miners from their parents that's a


Question: pretty sobering number and it has a lot


Question: of opponents of the policy wondering how


Question: on earth this could be happening


Question: president Trump is blaming the Democrats


Question: and I say it's very strongly the


Question: Democrats fault the Department of


Question: from cities like Seattle in Olympia but in rural counties like Klickitat it lost


Question: badly people there see it as more


Question: evidence of liberal values crushing


Question: their way of life this one here is a oh


Question: dear cougar kill or they ate most of it


Question: and this one here


Question: as I poked out if you feel done there


Question: you can feel with I socket was broke by


Question: a raven or an eagle with something that


Question: killed him Ollie was taking a nap Wow


Question: [Music]


Question: Bruce Davenport is a cattle rancher and


Question: a volunteer sheriff's deputy where's the


Question: posse in our farm


Question: he says regulations from Olympia have


Question: made it harder to protect his livestock


Question: real claim but this is kind of my office


Question: here's some guns here and the big guns


Question: are all locked up in the gun safe the


Question: actual provisions of 1639 probably would


Question: not affect you directly you already have


Question: your guns pretty much locked up in a


Question: safe way


Question: mm-hmm you're not under 21 mm-hmm you


Question: already have background checks so you


Question: would probably not really be directly


Question: affected by it


Question: no probably wasn't but you get from one


Question: gun they're gonna want all of them


Question: that's that's how you see this that's


Question: how I feel attorney general Bob Ferguson


Question: thinks a lot of the backlash is blusters


Question: in February Ferguson sent a letter to


Question: every sheriff in the state warning them


Question: their counties could be financially


Question: liable if they fail to uphold the law


Question: given the statements by some local law


Question: enforcement officials like hey I'm not


Question: gonna go busting in someone's home to


Question: check if their gun is stored safely well


Question: no the initiative doesn't require you to


Question: it doesn't ask you to do that I think


Question: about the initiative wants you to do


Question: that so we thought let's just clarify


Question: some of these things and let's just


Question: focus on what is the disagreement what


Question: we hear we talk to some of these


Question: sheriffs they say that they do have


Question: discretion and they also say that they


Question: see this as unconstitutional so why


Question: should they unfortunately that they see


Question: as unconstitutional


Question: that's convenient the latter argument


Question: right if you personally believe


Question: something to be unconstitutional


Question: therefore you don't enforce it we've had


Question: a death penalty in our state for many


Question: many years I'm personally quite opposed


Question: to death penalty but my office helps


Question: defend death penalty convictions to me


Question: where I draw the line is what's


Question: discretionary and what's not you will


Question: see in the state 18 year olds 19 year


Question: olds and 20 year olds who could no


Question: longer purchase an ar-15 that's gonna


Question: happen period you will see in the state


Question: enhance background checks done for


Question: moves ever how many different gun models and you guys have your thousands now is


Question: in competition hunting collecting


Question: doomsday doomsday yes preference people


Question: that think that you have a nuclear


Question: attack or a young type of pandemic


Question: they're getting ready yes what are the


Question: most popular guns so the most popular


Question: gun is been the ar-15 type the military


Question: looking good bring it inside your


Question: shoulder just a little bit why do you


Question: low in guns it's just like one of the


Question: golf boards some people go for beers


Question: some people do they are


Question: in the past decade the gun industry has grown by an unprecedented amount there


Question: are now over a hundred and thirty


Question: thousand federal licenses issued to sell


Question: firearms in America compare that to the


Question: estimated 14,000 McDonald's nationwide


Question: you have almost ten times as many


Question: potential places to buy a gun as you do


Question: a Big Mac to accommodate this growth gun


Question: manufacturing has expanded massively so


Question: we're at Caltech this is the largest gun


Question: manufacturer in Florida and one of the


Question: largest in the country they're also the


Question: only gun manufacturer we contacted he


Question: was willing to let us film inside hey


Question: hey


Question: good nice to meet you this challenge


Question: step on out here this is our warehouse this is the front half of our CNC shop


Question: we have three shifts and we run them


Question: pretty much 24/7


Question: really


Question: what's your favorite part of your job


Question: you can do this with his eyes closed at this point right we do about a hundred


Question: and fifty thousand guns a year every


Question: year that that border seems to get


Question: bigger while manufacturing work


Question: nationwide has declined drastically


Question: since the eighties the gun industry has


Question: actually created more jobs during


Question: eighty-one percent since 2008 what do


Question: you attribute this growth in Celtx to I


Question: think with the political landscape being


Question: what it was over the last eight years


Question: people really needed stuff you know they


Question: felt like their rights were gonna be


Question: taken away so they needed to get this


Question: that and the other before they couldn't


Question: get him anymore the way the gun industry


Question: is portrayed by the media how does the


Question: gun industry feel about that we feel


Question: attacked you know anytime you've got a


Question: political landscape that wants to put


Question: 260 people out of work no matter what


Question: we're making that's an attack a lot of


Question: custom and tradition dictates the pope met with political leaders he was


Question: welcomed by


Question: uh the iraqi president barum salah who


Question: said the pope was a


Question: cherished guest in iraq


Question: let's have a listen uh to what the pope


Question: had to say during his


Question: first remarks of the trip so far


Question: i express my deep gratitude to the


Question: president


Question: for the kind invitation and the warm


Question: welcoming


Question: words that he kindly addressed to me


Question: also on behalf of the authorities


Question: and his believed beloved people i would


Question: like equally to greet all the members of


Question: the diplomatic clubs and


Question: representatives of the social society i


Question: also greet


Question: affectionately all bishops all religious


Question: all


Question: priests bishops nuns priests and nuns


Question: and as i'm coming here as a pilgrim


Question: to encourage them to express and


Question: practice their faith


Question: hope and charity in the iraqi society


Question: a little earlier i spoke to our


Question: correspondent mark lovin who was in


Question: baghdad


Question: it's an extremely historic uh trip for


Question: pope francis as you say the first papal


Question: trip to iraq


Question: ever and pope francis's first trip


Question: abroad since the covid pandemic so an


Question: audacious trip and a risky one as well


Question: he is coming here


Question: to a country where the christian


Question: communities you laid out in that


Question: introduction


Question: is dwindling it is under threat it was


Question: one and a half million


Question: estimated to be before the 2003 invasion


Question: now


Question: numbering just about 250 000. so his


Question: message


Question: will be very much to try to reassure and


Question: and comfort


Question: uh iraq's christian community but it is


Question: also a message urging interreligious


Question: dialogue so he is now holding meetings


Question: with the president


Question: and the prime minister today we


Question: understand that he is speaking of the


Question: need for fraternal coexistence


Question: strengthening iraq's democracy and then


Question: tomorrow saturday then


Question: pope francis has a a hugely symbolic


Question: meeting with iraq's top


Question: shia cleric ayatollah al-sistani


Question: that is a meeting of the of the top shia


Question: figure in iraq one of the most powerful


Question: people in this country


Question: and the leader of 1.8 billion catholics


Question: around the world a hugely symbolic


Question: meeting


Question: and yet it is a risky trip too because


Question: it is a country of course that has been


Question: torn by inter-religious and sectarian


Question: conflict


Question: and also of course by the covert


Question: pandemic which is seeing new highs


Question: many ben had advised pope francis not to


Question: at the mini mart what does it mean for something like not


Question: to happen in a neighborhood like this


Question: it's something that's incredibly scary


Question: and so like what's the difference


Question: between the police and what's the


Question: difference between ice and we've been


Question: working towards trying to make that


Question: distinction very clear and moments like


Question: these completely haze it out why is it


Question: important in an immigrant community like


Question: this for there to be a division between


Question: the police and ice so if I feel that


Question: calling the police is going to lead to


Question: my deportation my detention or my


Question: family's detention why would I do that


Question: officials in Chicago were outraged by a


Question: demise arrests the police even put out a


Question: statement saying they were quote not


Question: happy about it


Question: but what happened in the mini-mart was


Question: not a mistake it was the result of a


Question: loophole built into Chicago sanctuary


Question: law and nearly every law like it in the


Question: country the typical sanctuary city like


Question: Chicago forbids police from working with


Question: ice on immigration enforcement but it


Question: doesn't forbid them from collaborating


Question: on criminal investigations


Question: that leaves the door open for task


Question: forces that include both police and a


Question: department of ice called Homeland


Question: Security Investigations which deals with


Question: transnational crimes crimes like selling


Question: counterfeit goods that's what got the


Question: mini mart in Chicago in trouble


Question: and the case is pending against the


Question: store's owner now Democratic officials


Question: are taking a harder look at this


Question: loophole


Question: alderman Daniel Solis is one of the


Question: biggest champions of sanctuary in


Question: Chicago he helped push the law through


Question: the City Council and is now part of a


Question: team that makes sure undocumented people


Question: have access to city services the


Question: mini-mart raid happened in his district


Question: I didn't know that these task force


Question: existed and we should have known that


Question: but it turns out that Solis isn't


Question: completely opposed to police working


Question: with ice what can we do to prevent in my


Question: opinion innocent people being this


Question: quote/unquote collateral damage that


Question: happened in this instance that's that's


Question: the problem we have to solve


Question: do you trust ice to make the distinction


Question: between good people and bad people under


Question: a different administration or previous


Question: administration yes but we have the


Question: administration we know there they've