i fully appreciate that it is what mahatma gandhi himself said. his grandsons are many — some of the grandsons are in our party, for your information, the grandsons, they are in part of the bjp today, so don't go by one statement. there are different views. that's why — as i said, india is a democracy with totally different views. they are their personal views. on another point, one more quote from you from ms golwalkar, another senior leader of your rss organisation. he wrote admiringly about what the nazis were doing in 1939. he said, quote, "to keep up the purity of the race and its culture, germany shocked the world by purging the country of the jews. it was national pride at its highest," said mr golwalkar. firstly, that book, a translation of the book, was disowned by mr golwalkar immediately. second thing i tell you, he already said it was shocking — i don't know how shocking becomes praise. he said it was shocking to see this kind of behaviour in the name of nationalism. the rss has never, ever approved of the nazi fascists or of sup

talk it saying symbols of racism but also structures and representation of it as well and that's why mahatma gandhi is the latest one to be employed in all of across the other side of parliament square on stage is a statue of winston churchill of course the former prime minister activist to face that statue writing on it winston churchill was a racist they argue that winston. has numerous links to a legacy of colonize ation and imperatives and so active its main aim is to rid britain of all of those connections its crimes as we saw quite iconic scenes in bristol a few weeks ago where activists poll data structure of agriculture stand at 17th century slave trade what they did with that statue is throw it into the river but it is statues like winston churchill and counted that do spit opinion because many were doggy that those 2 figures they should be have. and should be celebrated in venerated even on it and protected but many campaign is and activists within the black clouds much as movement say that it's time to read britain of its colonial past it's a shadow stache the reporting for us tha

statues, notjust winston churchill in parliament swear, i should add but also the statues of people like mahatma gandhi and nelson mandela. and so it is really about protecting these properties. —— in parliament swear. this has become a focal point for peoples views about the whole issue of racism, of racial equality, and of racism, of racial equality, and of the way we treat certain sections of the way we treat certain sections of people within british society. susie? it is interesting that priti patel the home secretary is in front of the daily mail today saying "we must uncover winston straightaway because he was a hear of our cou ntry" because he was a hear of our country" and so on. but if you did that and if the reported plans by far—right neo—nazi thugs to converge on london this weekend did go ahead, then you would end up with nazis surrounding winston churchill regardless of the graffiti that happened to the statuettes we can buy some of the black lives matter protesters, no one wants to see nazis around winston churchill. so sadiq khan didn't do this. if he did not board up and

yet at the same time there are dozens of statues of mahatma gandhi in the united states. one of them stands right across the road from the vice president's house on massachusetts avenue in washington. our angry mobs allowed to rip them down? would governor andrew cuomo consider that a healthy expression off priorities met worth asking. or what if he didn't like martin luther king. most people do like martin luther king, but most people also like teddy roosevelt and george washington. so clearly popularity has no bearing on whether you're statue is allowed to stand in this country. so can you spray paint of sundaes on martin luther king's monument if you don't like him?m how healthy would that be? these are theoretical questions, obviously, you know the answer to them because you know the rules. the rules are never spoken outut loud, but they are obvious. if america two standards of justice. when they do it to you, it's social justice. if you dare to defend yourself, it's a hate crime. consider what we've seen recently. how many stores in parks and statues inn public build

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talk at saying symbols of racism but also structures and representation of it as well and that's why mahatma gandhi is the latest one to be employed in all of course the other side of parliament. is a statue of winston churchill of course the former prime minister to visit to face that statue writing on it winston churchill was a racist they argue that winston churchill has numerous links to a legacy of paul and i say show and imperatives and so active its main aim is to rid britain of all of its connections its crimes as we saw quite iconic scenes in bristol a few weeks ago where activists pulled down a structure fabric holston and 17th century slave trade to what they did with that statue is brought into the river but it is such as i. do opinion because many would argue that those 2 figures they should be had and should be celebrated in venerated even on a protected many campaign is an octopus within the black box marked as movement say that it's time to rid britain of its colonial past the shadows. the reporting from contacts thanks so much it's amazing to see how this story has spread gl

you something you know i know he thinks that this jack dorsey thinks that he's just this you know new mahatma gandhi i mean he's he's out there thinking i'm going to solve all this on the new gandhi when it comes to social media he's going to kill social media well yeah i've got no problem with dorsey me personally i think what he did you know with twitter putting the fact check on trump's tweet which is what sparked all of this that was overdue but they need to do it to every politician not just you know the one that everybody loves to hate at the moment but i've never been in favor of social media outlets you know d. platforming anybody right left anything that is an important part of the conversation and that is what i guess this order is designed to prevent because that has been an issue but again now you're starting to run into problems where we have other groups out there that have said well i don't want to serve or make a cake for these specific people and there's some similarities there but i don't think that there is actual malicious intent necessarily with these social media outlets

statues in the square, as you know, walking past it every single day of your career, along with, say, mahatma gandhi and other figures, shouldn't be there, they would like to see that wouldn't go on the grounds that he is not part of our historical heritage. —— they would like to see that one go for that when you start this debate it sta rts that when you start this debate it starts to get quite heated and have huge symbolic significance for people on all side of it, and former politician's point of view, potentially huge headache. it's a good headache for politicians, we heard from tobias ellwood are there, i think he was quite subtle in what he said, talking about perhaps the teachers left the classroom come off the record, i can tell you a lot of conservative mps are far less subtle, as you can imagine. but they are worried that some people describing this as culture wars, they are just worried in terms of law and order, but things are getting out of control, their constituents are saying, we are being kept, effectively, in lockdown, told we can't meet some of our relatives indoors, we

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many of them don't like mahatma gandhi and consider him a nationalist, yet there are many statues in the united states. on massachusetts avenue and washington. our angry mobs allowed to rip them down? would governor andrew cuomo consider that a healthy expression of priorities? worth asking. but what if you didn't like martin luther king? most people do like martin luther king, but most people also like teddy roosevelt and george washington so clearly popularity has no bearing on whether you're statue is allowed to stand in this country. so can you spray paint obscenities on martin luther king's monuments if you don't like him? how healthy would that be? you know the answer to them because you know the rules, the rules are never spoken out loud, they are obvious. america has to standards of justice. when they do it to you, it is social justice. consider what we've seen recently. how many stores in parks and statues and public buildings have been destroyed recently by rioters. how many churches and memorials and monuments to our fallen soldiers have been desecrated by them. too many t

they had on a documentary of mahatma gandhi and i was glued to the tv set. i cannot believe it. a little skinny, brown skin he out of india, with a diaper around him, let a movement of independence through nonviolence , through the teachings of jesus christ. then i began to realize since i was only about 106 pounds, maybe i can do something like that to. emmett till showed us what can happen if we broke the code. he made a negative remark to a caucasian lady. if we spoke out of turn, we, too, could die like emmett till. i remember seeing a picture of him when they pulled him out of the river and they let that be seen on television at that time. and then they showed him in his casket and i will never forget that. that was chilling, bone chilling, man. >> that sent me some messages. i do not know if you have ever felt suicidal of 14 years of age, but i did. because i concluded quickly, if that is all that this life has to offer, then it is not worth living. ♪ in the fall of 1959, ezell, enrolled indavid the all-black college of carolina a entity. -- a&t. >> my father said you ha

mahatma out!" they also had problems in asheville, north carolina, where, as part of enforcing that city's curfew, riot police destroyed medical supplies at a station set up to aid demonstrators. why would anyone destroy a medical station? after all, america loves putting band-aids on deep-seated racial problems. ♪ groove is in the heart >> the joke that healed a nation! >> stephen: one weird detail is the police were stomping on water bottles and stabbing the bottles with a knife. they had no choice. there were credible reports that the water was a clear member of the dangerous terrorist group: al-quafina. if you want to disburse a crowd of peaceful people, maybe don't dress like you're going to war. because it's just human nature-- you give someone a helmut and shoulder pads they're going to play football. admittedly, this isn't football, but i will point out black people aren't allowed to neil exwooel in this one either. today, president trump held a press conference for a slightly improved jo

mahatma gandhi made racist comments about south african blacks when he lived in south africa. should we erase him from history? robert kennedy and john f. kennedy, president and united states allow the wiretapping of martin luther king and they knew those wiretaps were -- none of the information was being released by the then director of the fbi dared to kerr hoover, should we erase them from history? fdr refused to integrate the united states military and incarcerated japanese americans during world war ii. should we erase him from history? that is one thing going on, let's judge people in the past by our standards today, and if we find the falling short, race them. the other thing we are finding is an attempt to rewrite history. i saw a journalist the other day say abraham lincoln had nothing to do with ending slavery. it was done by thus slaves themselves. he was president of the united states in a brutal civil war, releasing the emancipation proclamation in order to free the. are we going to redo this to our country and our history? "the new york times" for example is lead

if we have to judge everybody by saying you have to agree with -- think about mahatma gandhi who he referenced in his piece who is an exemplar of nonviolence and yet during the years he spent in south africa, he made very offensive remarks about black africans. should we now disavow everything he did in his life because he held racist views? andrew made the point in his piece, we are on their way to become a society of competing victimhood, atomized and vulcanized into ever smaller communities with incidentally and ironically races want to have about. they don't want to have us equal out of many, one pier they want us to be lots of minis and apart and separate from each other because we just trust each other or somehow or another you don't meet up to the current modern standards of what your ancestors did in the past. >> karl rove, thank you, good to see you tonight. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: coming up covid debts happen into the long-term care facilities and we have covered it closely on the story. that is about 40% of all of the deaths nationwide. so now congress with answers from gov