alicia. alicia: the highest chance of armageddon in decades and we're live from wilmington, delaware, where the president is spending the weekend. hi, lucas. >> alicia, social security not clear what the re--- it's not clear what the response would be if there was a strike on ukraine and president biden sounding alarmed about that and speaking at a democratic fundraiser saying "we have not faced a prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis and i know a guy, vladamir putin and i spent time with him and he's not joking with he talks about tactical use of nuclear weapons for biological weapons and the white house secretary walked back those comments. >> we've not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture or indications they're preparing to use them. >> reporter: alicia, russians enjoy tactical warheads and the warheads the u.s. dropped on japan where 15 and 21 kilotons respectively and many consider those tactical nukes today and russia has 2,000 of these nukes and

alicia: i'm alicia acuÑa. the man stabbed 8 people in fit of rage this week.christina coleman live with the latest details, christina. christina: hi, alicia, yes, well, according to arrest report the suspect 32-year-old yani barrios asked show girls impersonators and started running around to let, quote, the anger out. facing murder charges for allegedly going into stabbing spree with kitchen knife in wynn hotel. since attack, barrios is in the country illegally and a guatemalan national with criminal record here in california. clark county da regard of citizenship status, his office is considering whether to seek the death penalty based on the evidence in this case. >> i'm not thinking about deportation right now. i'm thinking about filing very serious charges based upon the evidence. christina: telemundo reports that barrios was outside of city hall in downtown los angeles asking for help just days prior to this deadly attack. also the police reports states that barrios went to las vegas to stay with a friend but the friend told him he could not stay at his

>> alicia, good evening.he biden administration confirming the msnbc news that senior officials have met face to face with leaders of the taliban in qatar. so first meeting says the u.s. killed top al-qaeda leader eamonn al zawahiri. he was hiding out in afghanistan when the troops took him out in july, the u.s. saw as a violation of their commitment to harvard terrace. a texas teenager has been -- as he sat eating a hamburger and mcdonald's parking lot. the san antonio officer was nearby investigating an unrelated matter, when he shot the 17 year old. it's unclear why he opened fire in the investigation is investigating. thankfully he survived in the teen remains hospitalized. tampa bay buccaneers and the falcons joined forces ahead of tonight's game to help storm victims. teams and their families seen building care packages for the red cross. those kits were then delivered to a local shelter housing families displaced by hurricane ian. more american voices, right after this break. after this break will you

paul: alicia?policies, new study this week and found years of greenhouse gas emissions reductions weirdly went up in smoke. wildfires the mission from wildfires exceed all the reductions over the last 20 years. maybe the state should have been spending more and wildfire prevention solar panels and ev subsidies. >> okay kyle. >> i would give a mist of the washington d.c. city council which is passing a bill to let noncitizens vote. a few jurisdictions tried to do this to but to pick new york as an example its laws limited to people of green cards or have a work authorization where as the d.c. bill has none of those restrictions so people here illegally. [inaudible conversations] the staff of the chinese embassy could vote there's nothing excluding diplomatic workers. this is such a bad idea is whether congress which ultimately governs what happens in d.c. can possibly let this bill stand. before kyle, do you think we should let the entire world vote in u.s. elections? >> >> i think not this to be an

but you know, alicia, that is not happening. in fact, quite the opposite is happening on some of these most far-right news and social media platforms. so, we are in a place now where there is no disincentive to do this, other than being arrested, once the violence has happened. we have to figure out the solution along with social media platforms. my concerns are increasing, and obviously, dhs and fbi agree that it's time for local law enforcement to step up and get to be part of the team that prevents this instead of cleaning up the wreckage after violence happens. >> frank, you are staying with me. holding the line on the democratic process, all 50 secretaries of state, whose job is overseeing elections of the 27 secretary of state contest this november. look at that, nearly half of them have an election denier on the ballot. and those candidates are causing chaos. nevada republican secretary of state candidate has not only perpetuated the big lie, but has worked since last year to get rid of electronic voting machines and forc

hello, everyone, i am alicia mendez. with two and a half weeks until the midterm elections, the january six committee is pushing forward to hold donald trump accountable for sowing doubt in our electoral process. the committee as officially subpoenaed the former president to testify about his actions to hold on to power after the 2020 election. the subpoena calls for trump to testify on november 14th, which in case you don't have your counter in front of you, is after the midterm elections. will he comply? that's the big question, and that is to be seen. but friday, we saw what happens to those who defy a subpoena from the 16 committee. federal judge sentenced trump ally steve bannon to four months in prison for doing just that. again, all of this unfolding 17 days before voters decide which party will control the u.s. house and senate, a reality not lost on president biden and his exclusive msnbc interview with -- >> i think that this is not a referendum, this is a choice, netchoice between what kind of country we want.

hello everyone i'm alicia menendez.city manager in southwest florida about the recovery efforts there. also ahead, arizona's antiquated abortion ban of a law created before arizona was the state is now governing women there. plus, sticking by her man, ginni thomas has affirmed her belief in the big lie and trump returning the favor. taking a

hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez. we begin the saturday with former president trump's document disappearing act. the just apartment now suggested that trump has even more government records. the agency suspecting trump still has white house documents, and a top white house official has already confronted trump's legal team about it. that's according to sources familiar with the matters this book to nbc news. as we reported, the fbi found dozens of empty declassified folders at mar-a-lago, and the national archives recently confirmed that it is missing records when the trump administration. in a letter to the house oversight committee, the archives right, quote, while there is no easy way to establish absolute accountability, we do know that we do not have custody of everything we should. warning that he could be hiding much more, and it's time to be stopped being shocked at the depths of trump's deception. >> it is nothing surprising here, and i think we all need to recalibrate honestly and understand everything that

hello everyone i'm alicia menendez. ahead this hour examining the loss in the aftermath of even, in moments all talk to a city manager in southwest florida about the recovery efforts there. also ahead, arizona's antiquated abortion ban of a law created before arizona was the state is now governing women there. plus, sticking by her man, ginni thomas has affirmed her belief in the big lie and trump returning the favor. taking action naacp going to bat for jackson, mississippi residents, over the water problems will talk to the president ceo. this is american voices. ♪ ♪ ♪ we begin this hour with the aftermath of hurricane ian. a storm that left 87 people dead and counting. most of those deaths happened in florida, some of the worst of the storm. more than 700,000 florida residents still do not have power. the president of first lady will travel to florida wednesday to survey the damage. also a visit with puerto rico tomorrow to address the construction that hurricane -- two weeks ago. the storm killed at least two dozen

i'm alicia menendez. will he are won't comply.e begin this sunday with the january six committee subpoena showdown with donald trump. the committee voted unanimously to demand testimony from the former president. to show trump knew he lost and had a premeditated plan to declare victory. well traumatic incredibly dramatic where will this all lead? trump not known for cooperating with investigations season valton. so, what if he chooses to ignore the subpoena. committee matter -- says the panel hasn't ruled out contempt. >> i won't engage in any hypotheticals at this moment. as the subpoena hasn't been served but i what i will say. with previous subpoenas what you've seen the committee do, is be deliberate and take the response to our subpoenas on a case by case basis. >> president biden has called committees evidence, devastating. including new clips of lawmakers in hiding during the attack. senate majority leader chuck schumer recalls that fateful day. >> it could be described, in my experience, as the best of times in the worst o

>> hi, alicia. we continue to fall that breaking news out of texas where investigators are working to determine a motive for that deadly shooting today at methodists dallas medical center. to hospital workers there were killed. police say they did confront the gunman, and they shot him. the suspect survived, and we are told he has been moved to a another hospital. hurricane rosslyn is now a category four storm and barreling toward mexico's pacific coast. it had been classified as a tropical storm on friday night, but intensified big-time over the past 24 hours. rosslyn is expected to make landfall near the port city of port of iota tomorrow morning, and will likely bring damaging wind and dangerous storm surge. and cdc director rochelle walensky testing positive for covid-19 earlier today. the doctor is up to date with all of her vaccines, and we are told is dealing with some mild symptoms. she also plans to continue working from home. more american voices, coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tom

i'm alicia menendez. federal investigators may now be turning up the heat on members of trump's legal team. those documents are stashed at mar-a-lago. christina bob spoke to federal investigators on friday. in name two other lawyers who investigated the case. nbc news also reported -- and trump's possession had been returned to the government. it has been nine weeks since the trump of -- there's still no explanation as to why he took the documents and what he intended to do with them. the new york times is reporting on one possible plan. the time said since late last year, trump told his advisers he would return the records if the national archives handed over material that he believed would discredit the fbi's 2016 rush investigation. trump never pursued the idea. this weekend, trump again spread the false claims that those white house records are his. even though they are not and will never will be. >> i had a small number of boxes in storage at mar-a-lago guarded by secret service. it is safe. they sho

>> thanks, alicia. i think a couple things. if you choose to only read history and the inflation numbers and not polls. you would be more likely to think this is a red tsunami coming. that's a lot of the narrative, i think, leaking through traditional media. however, if you look at the polls, specifically if you use an ipad or desktop and look at the cross tabs, you see you can't help but see what i would say is still an unsettled race. on the nbc poll this morning has democrats up by one among registered voters. republicans by a couple. this is essentially being frozen for the last year. a year ago it was 47 to 45 democrats republicans. 47 to 46 today. >> we'll be looking at those cross tabs, as you know, matt. this morning on msnbc, speaker pelosi was chipping away at republicans claim that they are stronger on the economy. take a listen. >> under president biden who has been a great president, we have cut in half unemployment from seven -- a little more than seven, the three and a half percent. the deficit has come down from

hello, i'm alicia menendez. the january six committee wants to hear from the former president. the fight to get him under oath starts. one committee member hinting today contempt referral is not out of the question. plus, frivolous and furious. the doj has some choice words for the trump appointed judge who ordered the special master. what comes next and how they appeal the ruling. also ahead, start your loading. cast your ballots tomorrow. we got an inside look at the key races in the midterms. our sit down with tonight show host and author jimmy fallon. we discussed his new bilingual children's book and introduce you to its star. this is american voices. >> we begin this hour with the subpoena standoff. former president trump versus the january six committee. the committee's final hearing before the midterms put trump on the spot. nine members voted to demand his testimony. the next step, getting trump to actually take the stand. committee member adam kinzinger today warning that a contempt referral is not out of the question. >> as we are wrapping up the investigation, we ar

. >> good, evening i am alicia menendez, in for stephanie ruhle. we are still waiting for a definitive answer on what donald trump intends to do about the subpoena he's getting from the january six committee. he did release a rambling 14 -page letter today. were he repeated his election lies. but gave no indication of whether he will actually testify under oath before the committee. meanwhile, nbc news has attained more never before seen video of congressional leaders on january 6th. the video was shot by house speaker nancy pelosi's daughter, alexandra, and accomplished filmmaker. one part shows pelosi on the phone with then vice president mike pence. >> -- we have to make plans. i said, why don't you just put people in vehicles logistically to get there. there is leadership of the national guard at the capitol, with the capitol police leadership. but they have not been given authority to be activated. so that, in other words, that leadership can be taken place simultaneously. to people coming in flux to the capitol. >> secretary, i spoke to vice

lisa: alicia: --alicia levine, too short. the idea that the private markets.rd endowment and they said they outperformed what they actually expect to have done in retrospect because they haven't seen the big markdowns in the private orchids from some of their managers. -- in the private markets from some of their managers. tom: i can't emphasize enough the percentage of people out there that have never lived sharp ratio, a legitimate risk-free rate into the risk reward calculation. lisa: we have lived by indexes and blanket buying. so now what happens when you get a credit cycle and assets that you actually have to look at. i thought the story was adjusting, apollo and jp morgan working on building out secondary trading of private credit because they are anticipating the same kind of thing. tom: are they going to trade bitcoin? kallum: i mean -- lisa: i mean -- steve major has been out front and will have a controversial call. i don't think he sees up, up, and away and perhaps the way larry summers does. tom: i will have a monologue on that because where is fe

alicia and maria to women trying to get by in a world where everything revolves around money. they don't have ah, he's not a good time. ha, ha. we magnus enough time. ha! down people. the next generation, the people who were born in the ninety's, they have only known like they've got his works. but i think it's a, you know, not a worse time than there in the past. i think. spain is still haunted by the memory of the bloody civil war from 196 to 9391 by the fascists. under general franco. hundreds of thousands died. countless opponents of the regime were arrested, disappeared, murdered. not until 975 with franco's death did democracy return. ushering and a new generation of authors who could finally write about the issues that preoccupied them. rosa montero novelist and political journalist is one of them. a legend since the publication of her 1st novel in 1979 crony cost as day, some or, or chronicle of enmity, is the story of anna, a single mother and journalist at a major newspaper who has somehow lost her way. after franco's death. independent women like her were banned fro

>> alicia, it is the critical question here.gia all day, a deep red state that has been shifting blue, talking to voters about this critical senate race. the backstory, the overarching thing here is that this is a senate seat the republicans actually won and likely need to win in order to take back control of the senate. they want to do that and these voters i've been talking to, they've been passionate, all sorts of emotions. that woman that just talked about the african american woman. she told me that she would never vote for herschel walker, because even before this claim that he paid for this woman having an abortion, he also had domestic abuse allegations. she also said he's not fit to be in the u.s. senate. but i also heard from a number of herschel walker fans that this news just does not impact the way they see this race. it told me either one, they don't believe this woman who asked to remain anonymous for privacy concerns according to the daily beast, or they told me that is if these are real and if this are true, the

hello everyone, i'm alicia mendez. we begin to saturday in san francisco where federal and local investigators are piecing together the motive behind friday's brutal attack on paul pelosi. the husband is the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. police said that the fight the attacker as 42-year-old david the puppy, law enforcement officials tell nbc news investigators are combing through his social media posts, including several block posts. nbc news reports, quote post of anti establishment ideas to more recent post that espouse positions typically associated with far-right extremism. there's no question that this is an act political violence. the attack on the family at the speaker the house. what is still unclear at this point is what motivated that attack. officials are still investigating that this afternoon. president biden condemned the attack. >> it looks like he will recover fully but also, we don't know for certain but it looks like this was intended for nancy. he kept asking, where is nancy, where is nancy? th

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hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez. this hour, when at all costs -- it appears to be the gop game plan was just weeks to the midterms, now admitting the quiet part out loud, that the party does not want you to access abortion care before one of their own, well you, know. plus freshly thousand a trump document investigation, and a report about the former president upstairs do with the documents it took to mar-a-lago. and later, then just rhetoric, online chatter about a civil war lit up following the mar-a-lago rate. now officials fear a d.c. resurgence. plus with a month to the midterms, actress america ferrera and what it will take a battle that in a vote. this is american voices. we begin this hour with new allegations of the republican georgia senate candidate, herschel walker. the new york times spoke with a woman that claimed that walker paid for her abortion in 2009. she thought the time that walker it so to have another abortion two years later. she says she refused, and that resulted in them and in their relatio

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>> alicia, start with an update on north korea. launched another ballistic missile toward the sea of japan on saturday. this is the seventh missile the dictatorship has fired in just the past two weeks. friday, the united states imposing additional sanctions on north korea. over these recent launches. russian forces were set back after an explosion partially destroyed the 12 mile bridge linking crimea peninsula with the russian mainland. three people were killed in that blast, either russia nor ukraine has claimed responsibility. the explosion does hurt vladimir putin's claim on crimea. and the shooting spree in arkansas left two people dead and one wounded saturday. police have a suspect in custody after finding him in the woods with the self inflicted gunshot wound. police not releasing victims names, but i do believe the suspect knew them. more american voices right after the break. e break. ugh! advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. (vo th

in fact, the topic with the mid-terms 18 days away to alicia acuna in denver. alicia? >> hi, neil. colorado is no different than other parts of the country. inflation is the number 1 issue for voters here. driven in large part by the housing market. that's because the housing marked in colorado has been cooling at a faster clip than most other places in the country. let's take a broader look across the nation right now. a monmouth university poll found the top issue of adults salled to be led by inflation. no separation there, followed by elections and voting and crime. they also asked folks their preference as to which party they want to control congress. republicans came in at 49%. democrats 45. that's encouraging news for candidates like colorado republican joe o'dae who is trying to unseat michael bennett. o'dae is a business man hammering his opponent on the economy. >> people are feeling it right now. they have lost 10% of their buying power over the course of the last year because we got democrats like michael bennett and joe biden that are just completely out of touch. $5 t

now when did somebody bumblebee alicia ear, cuz babel fcl fcl is stamps, did it not system or her matchless laquatta energy peer to peer style at the store? oh, got up. not, not back in it. ah, anna was going to get out too, but she was waiting to hear from a russian clinic about arenas treatment and possible surgery. well, it wouldn't. so she decided to stay after russia recognized the lp i, and i learned that some of the treatment could be covered by an insurance policy. patients normally pay for the operation arina needed themselves, and it cost many thousands of dollars, an unaffordable some for a single mom. when doctors from moscow's road of life charity came to lou ganske hope came to but a change almost any images of the job that he needs to study. i didn't know what number to pull me, shoot me. this is good news. now you could sit on the stores before poor and usually finish the stick. none would recommend though, i know i'm book you would finish mr. walker, my number here, he's going to send us the store. were willing able to new, been using it, but then there's just a little bit

>> alicia thank you for having me.ay seem as if members of the republican party are in different places. we just have to be reminded that they have consistently, from their leadership, said since the passing of jobs was decided in row was overturned, whether it was mitch mcconnell or kevin mccarthy or mike pence or lindsey graham, what is consistent is that they are determined to take away freedom from people in this country, to make decisions about their own body. and to ensure that they themselves, elected officials, have the power and control to make decisions for every woman in this country. one form that shows up in -- who amongst us knows what i think they have not been very consistent about when this they plan to do while they've been scraping their website and softening their language. i think it is clear that they have communicated what they intend to do and i do not think the american people are going to be fools by one thing. >> the dobbs assertion, i don't need to tell you. registration surge of new voters

>> again, alicia, it's a narrow class.not even asking the supreme court to do what would be the most important thing. it's to stop the justice department from using those classified documents in their criminal investigations. it's to put the documents back in the hands of judge dearie. as you suggest, it runs out some time on this clock. we already have a week for the justice department to respond. and the court which will probably be referred to the court as a whole, it won't just be decided by justice thomas. the whole court will have an opportunity to decide this. they don't have a timeline for doing that. that can add some more time to that. of course judge dearie had a hole to complete the review by the end of october. and we're really close to that. >> very close indeed. you heard maggie haberman on meet the press, how president trump's pain million -- and i wonder, as someone's fault is all very closely, what that tells you about how he views the investigation, how seriously he's taking it? >> yeah, it's perfectly c

alicia is 5 feet tall. weighs about 150 pounds has brown hair and brown eyes. she may have been seen in san lorenzo near village baptist church. if you have any information you're asked to contact hayward police, another deadly traffic accident is under investigation tonight in san jose. >> police say a man riding a bicycle was killed in a hit and run. this happened. the area of center in story roads around 12, 40 this morning. police say the man was riding the bike in was struck by 2 cars. one of those cars took off from the scene and the other was not identified a rather one was identified a seat at the scene. the second driver did cooperate with the investigation. another driver took off so far this year in san jose. 54 people have been killed in deadly traffic accidents. >> she likes a propeller planes, but she's horrified by the jets. what next year? she's going to love it. >> well, any hope of seeing the blue angels perform today were pretty quickly scrapped by karl. the fog, all the high-flying stunts were canceled due to sa ety issues. officials, of cou

american voters with alicia eminent as, my colleague, starts right now on msnbc. >> thank you as much as always, hello everyone, i'm alicia menendez we begin this hour for the battle of the control congress. 16 days into the military elections, a new nbc news poll finds sky high interest, growing political polarization amongst voters. all of which, show worry over who might win, what they might do with the power of elected office. the poll finds 81% of democrats believe if the gop agenda is not stopped, america will be destroyed as we know it. 79% of republicans say the same about democrats, the nbc news poll also -- 57% of voters saying next month raises for u.s. house, senate are more important to them than in the past midterm elections. this all comes as early voting surges in several battleground states. new reporting from today's new york times reads quote, days into early voting in the 2022 midterm election. states across the country have seen a surge of voters casting ballots at in-person voting sites, and by mail. the latest sign the 2020 election ushered in a transformation,

let's continue with alicia garcia herrero now.ar, pain from the fed. >> we have learned long ago that the fed is not u.s., we all take the dollar but we know the consequences. it might go against our way and that is what is happening. we also have to realize that a lot of asian currencies don't look at the dollar per se. they look at their peers they look at korean won because those are competitors in certain markets. this is why a lot of the rout is about themselves. even if they don't like the idea of passing through inflation through the exchange rate, they need to follow because the market now is all about losing experts markets. the stock exchanges very strong so that pushes the position beyond what the fed is doing, that's important and it is based on the boj. because the boj is running against the show, it is running against the current. it should not ease as much as it is, and it is forcing others to ease it is not only about the fed. yvonne: is the boj likely going to do anything this time around? i feel like i ask you th

alicia, in contrast is on a downward spiral. from a once affluent family, she now works in the train station kiosk, meeting men for random sex. although she is married, alicia and maria to women trying to get by in a world where everything revolves around money. they don't have ah, he's not a good time. ha, a we magnus enough time. ha! down people. the next generation that people who were born in the ninety's they have only known like we've got his works. but i think it's a not a worse time than that. and the past, i think spain is still haunted by the memory of the bloody civil war from 1936 to 9391 by the fascists. under general branca hundreds of thousands died. countless opponents of the regime were arrested, disappeared, murdered. not until 975 with franco's death did democracy return, ushering and a new generation of authors who could finally write about the issues that preoccupied them. rosa montero novelist and political journalist is one of them. a legend since the publication of her 1st novel in 1979 crony cost as day,

alicia and maria to women trying to get by in a world where everything revolves around money. they don't have ah, a not a good time. ha ha, we meant nothing to time. ha, down people. the next generation, the people who were born, the ninety's, they have only known like they've got his works. but i think it's a not a worse time than there. and the past, i think spain is still haunted by the memory of the bloody civil war from 1936 to 9391 by the fascists. under general franco hundreds, thousands died. countless opponents of the regime were arrested, disappeared, murdered. not until 975 with franco's death did democracy return, ushering and a new generation of authors who could finally write about the issues that preoccupied them. rosa montero novelist and political journalist is one of them. a legend since the publication of her 1st novel in 1979 crony caused thursday some more or chronicle of enmity. is the story of anna, a single mother and journalist at a major newspaper who has somehow lost her way. after franco's death. independent women like her were banned from the publi

alicia, in contrast, is on a downward spiral from a once affluent family. she now works in the train station kiosk, meeting men for random sex. although she is married. alicia and maria to women trying to get by in a world where everything revolves around money. they don't have ah, a not a good time. ha ha. we meant nothing to time. ha! down people. the next generation to people who were born in the ninety's, they have only known, like we've got his works. but i think it's a not a worse time than that. and the past, i think spain is still haunted by the memory of the bloody civil war from 1936 to 9391 by the fascists. under general franco. hundreds of thousands died. countless opponents of the regime were arrested, disappeared, murdered, not until 975 with franco's death did democracy return, ushering and a new generation of authors who could finally write about the issues that preoccupied them. rosa montero novelist and political journalist is one of them. a legend since the publication of her 1st novel in 1979 crony caused thursday some more or chronicle

or the budget is about as mormonism, that as an enormous diminution system alicia, it's a toaster and i see it. and usually a dr. ski ne jewelry. jessica is cook artist, he may see with a grease even the boys, jim spin spin, you have a choice in the field in character like that. if guy them, for the last question, the date in question is, can you not a movie or it is always possible from coupling, which is about why don't you, why did you drink it? adams hampton was somebody with you on the printer and yet look it up and a new khalilah comes died, and don't sound good. yes. now somebody says to with the water for the nino stuff somebody, no, no, i'm going to listener. in fact, it began even earlier with a great, closer look, schism then is it takes name h, b a r e t t. she's case to here at the reshowing i per room. you shall because there's a talk to you. i you, it is over with you for your system. all the review. when byzantium fil ruth declared itself its successor, the pope, even betrothed the last byzantine emperor is nice to talk. even on the 3rd, they wanted that huge and myste

she does menial work, but she continues her education opening up a new world for herself. alicia's story, on the other hand, is one of decline. once upon a time her family had money. now alyssa works at the train station in a kiosk. alicia and maria to women struggling to make ends meet in a world where everything revolves around money that they don't have. after the franco dictatorship, there were a number of authors who jumped at the chance to write about issues that moved them . rosa montero is one of them, a legend since publishing her 1st novel in 1979 about a journalist raising her son alone and searching for directions in the post franco era. it was so em all mailing literally where i began to say it openly, things that we couldn't have said before, because eh, my, my, a novel appears 4 years after as franco's death. and before you couldn't talk about the real life, rosa montero has published nearly 20 novels to date, non fiction, short stories, and children's books that have been translated into many languages, often with strong female characters who struggle with men. and with a

system alicia, it's a toaster and i see it. and usually a bundle package is kenia jewelry, just because he may feel with angry, fema blessed, young friends, can you have a try and get out there? you go with schedule a soul and a couple of which is about why don't you, why did you drink it? adams from hampton, there was somebody with a light that i'm starting to sound. yes. let me just just do a lot of stuff for the i'm not, i didn't know nina was i'm somebody. no, no, i'm going to let you know, or in fact, it began even earlier with the great, closer to excuse him. there is a mistake, made him look very scholarly restoration, safety for since you know, for a teacher's case to hear. if shobel in your price per room, you shall, cuz there's a talk to you, i you it up. so i was just following up with you for your system, for my phone review. when byzantium fill, ruth declared itself its successor. the pope even betrothed the lost byzantine emperor, is nice to talk event of. they wanted that huge and mysterious country as an ally. h

alicia and maria to women trying to get by in a world where everything revolves around money. they don't have ah, a not a good time. ha, a we menace nothing to tank. ha, down people. the next generation, the people who were born in the ninety's, they have only known like they've got his works. but i think it's a, you know, not a worse time than there. and the past, i think spain is still haunted by the memory of the bloody civil war from 1936 to 9391 by the fascists. under general franco, hundreds of thousands died. countless opponents of the regime were arrested, disappeared, murdered. not until 975 with franco's death did democracy return, ushering and a new generation of authors who could finally write about the issues that preoccupied them. rosa montero novelist and political journalist is one of them. a legend since the publication of her 1st novel in 1979 crony cost as day, some or, or chronicle of enmity, is the story of anna, a single mother and journalist at a major newspaper who has somehow lost her way. after franco's death. independent women like her were banned fr

now bye alicia garcia had at or from hong kong. alicia is the chief economist for the asia pacific at not texas bank and an adjunct professor, hong kong university of science and technology. thanks for joining the program. what is the thinking behind the decision that the us have made to place the sweeping controls on sale the semiconductors on basing? i think the main concern from the us side is actually technology and containing china and it's upgrading of the major industry us me, that's the key. of course, there's not, that's the, in the military industry only and, and need to technology will be hit, which also means that china will have a hard time in moving up the lather, whether it's artificial intelligence, quantum computing. so basically in the deep tech will be severely affected, this technological decoupling between the us and china, it's been going on for some time now. has it it, i mean, because of that, we know that the chinese government has invested heavily in its own chip industry in life if that how much are these

who is this faith document and full to do french people who to say to alicia on last week is to read french to appropriate for so we have to make a preemptive attack against you. although why is really go grab a from dr. my mentor leah, i guess just kinda stressful. i spoke with lose clue man shania the reason the human chunk. we've got a new ring on this sounds good. thank you. thank you. i'm just writing a special perceive interface case valley view. hipaa motion real boil theory for news news. moving it. moving in sherwood and i may be getting the food to come in or will move the bid for global domination failed and the french will repelled after your representative a rated from napoleon junkie patients. the successful campaign didn't just terrifying france but britain to meet them the whole thing mean terry, he will not let me know when i meet you in the same fashion in person in order to see him. so we do not make a change for him. it always simple so that the one i saw before that even over the years ago. but i will need to visit with you on the issues with the associates for m

or what, alicia. you go first. is hanging 1 inch over the seat, you've got to get a second seat. that's the rules. >> you'd think it would be with easier to ask the woman to put her dog back than it is to ask someone who's larger, but clearly it's daidges to even concern dangerous to even can her to move her dog. i see what you're saying. it would be so hard for the airline to say that, for the air airline employee even though it's the rule. people are so terrifieded of getting, quote-unquote, canceled or ridiculed for bringing up the actual rule, right? >> well, here's the thing, and, doctor, i know -- i know you're with me in -- on this one. when they walk up to the front -- [laughter] with their bags, and the attendant goes -- [laughter] you, just like you check the little compartment bag to see if it fits mt. thing -- i'm not saying break out a tape measure, but i'm saying, you can make a pretty good judgment based on the size of the person when they walk on with their bag that, hey, you're going to need a seco

alicia b ali out again was one of the initiators of the democracy movement that emerged in bella. ruth, in the mid 19 eighties. he has devoted his life to promoting democracy and peaceful development in his home country. he pounded the organization. the us not meaning spring in 1996 in response to the controversial constitutional amendments that gave the president dick tutorial powers and 3 good widespread demonstrations. the are sna, provide that support for the day and demonstrators and their families in the years that follow it via sna in evolved into a broad base human rights organization. that documented and protested against the authorities use of torture against political prisoners. government authorities have repeatedly sought to silence allah's b aaliyah's skin. he was imprisoned from 2011 to 2014 following large scale demonstrations against the regime in 2020 he was again arrested. he is still detained without trial despite tremendous personal hardship. mr. b ali out ski has not yielded one inch in his pie for human rights and democracy in belarus. the human rights organizati

i'm alicia menendez, so back here tomorrow at 6 pm eastern for more american voices. for now, i handed over to my colleague, ayman biden. hi, ayman. >> hey alicia, good evening, into your evening. welcome to ayman tonight. truth and consequences. the january six committee subpoenas trump, and steve bannon is held accountable. plus, intimidation nation, election officials and voters are facing threats but a secretary of state candidate. cisco aguilar is here, and the gop's team, breaks them republican dark money efforts to control our efforts. i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. tonight, we begin with some good news, i know it's hard to imagine up but people who did wrong are actually being held accountable for their actions. i know, it sounds like a novel concept, but we do want to start with the biggest news of the week. the january six committee formally subpoenaed donald trump, and he must hand over to the panel all relevant documents relating to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election by november 4th. that includes everything, phone calls, texts, and put the

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i knew i said it's like alicia. now i know i love, i love. i love them when i was good to go to community. good. i got a lot job i i i and you know my plan i use couldn't ya? but i had my think the sort of thought i saw a lot, i had the i should, i mean, i mean, i want to take that are going to buy a guy that and then a into about just i think that may i thought a be asked about my daughter. well, i don't, i don't like the idea home. yes, i knew mice with a guy did this on the high and get the how my name is on you. i would let go when, if i know you, i know the day got on with you back and nice ad hoc. i'm no longer moma club and muslim. what kind of, how did him about it? yeah, muslim. the jimmy might be a mom had you know? no, i got a new way of connect. a mads southwest on chris la. i'm l yes ah ah ah ah ah, a photo i city new york. it's out of a book. i mean, a lot of money will have it on for 4 months with the hey, split up with me. you might a lot easier for with a a a, a a a a with oh a yeah, i was i might want to say i got a i got a