to connect opportunity pushing more money for more jobs and to make sure we have more education to gallow people to enter the market and then to create more opportunities for those living in poverty as a business owner we saw directly the correlation if you can trade them through vocational training a stay in their jobs and they grew it's about collective opportunity for people and training and that's what we see with the infrastructure bill and that we could push it through it may take some time that we try to push more legislation and job skills training. host: talking about some of your first i want to get your reaction at the white house the first african-american of haitian dissent taking the podium as the new press secretary of the white house. >> i'm excited with these opportunities it reminds me of who our nation is. talk about the hate in the country but the truth is we are a great country where everyone should have the opportunity. sometimes it feels like those in this area see more minorities and women and being engage. to see the supremacist coming out. i'm just so proud peopl

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yesterday we have been his is shaquita, is jesus gallow story? not just addition. i said he was there, he's in your most of ukraine was broken, but done thus has stood its ground. mm. don't. but was to 1st place ever in history where the globalization and the western hedge of money was stoppered by collection calls by very, very different people than they are used to cope with. desperate to resolve issues peacefully. don best citizens have called for a referendum on may live the done yet can no guns g regions voted on their status. the dynamic and le ganske people's republics declare themselves sovereign states. middle of the shore must sum up issue the co but you on the road? no, i any video card will medium. the me looted personally, put your what the, what she was yesterday and he was causing his word, which was it interest when you hutch up to rich like we were cranium. people still couldn't believe in a substantial war. all though the streets of don bus but already being controlled by ukrainian soldiers. but we do so much relish money into a meeting at a shit

on the day that rackham and went to the gallows, bonnie, his lover made it clear that she was extremely disappointed in him. saying that she was sorry to see him there but if he had fought like a man, he need not have been hanged like a dog. as for the ladies, reed died in jail from non specified illness soon thereafter, and bonnie simply disappears from the historical record. this is also when edward thatch, or teach, better known as blackbeard and 400 of his men blockaded charleston south carolina and for a week and traumatized the rest of the coast with their exploits. you see this picture? this is from the 1924 book on pirates, if you look closely, you can see smoke coming off of black beards hair it is that when black women into battle he would tie matches to the end of his hair, sometimes and it is beard like them. so as to be enrobed in smoke and look more fearsome when he wanted to battle. when a bunch of baloney. can you imagine having a lit flame at the end of your hair and nobody who was attacked by blackbeard ever mentioned this technique. it is just one of many myths about

on the day that iraq and went to the gallows, bonnie, his lover made it clear that she was extremely disappointed in him. saying that she was sorry to see him there but if he had fought like a man, he not have been hanged like a dog. as for the ladies, reed died in jail from non specified illness. soon thereafter. and bonnie simply disappears from the historical record. this is also when edward that, teach, better known as blackbeard and 400 of his men blockaded charleston south carolina and for a week and traumatized the rest of the coast with their exploits. you see this picture? this from the 1924 book on pirates, if you look closely, you can see smoke coming off of black beards hair it is that when black women into battle he would tie matches to the end of his hair, sometimes and it is beard like them. so as to be in robed in smoke and look more fearsome when he wanted to battle. when a bunch of baloney. can you imagine having a lit flame at the end of your hair and nobody who was attacked by black beard ever mentioned this technique. it is just one of many myths about black bear

trials in boston, williamsburg, charleston and charleston colonial officials condemned 68 men to the gallows and if you look at the broader atlantic more than 400 pirates were hanged. another critical determinant was britain's increased efforts to eliminate pirates throughout the atlantic using a combination of pardons stricter laws and force force executions and the eradication of the pirate strong hold at nasa on new in the bahamas. the last pirate to be hanged during this period was william fly and a few of his men fly had plundered a number of ships off the east coast, but he got too greedy. he had too many prisoners on board. they inspired rose up took over the ship put flying as men and chains sailed to boston where they were put on trial the pirates were executed on july 20 in july of 1726 at the edge of boston harbor after the execution their bodies were rode out to nix's mate a very small island. it's not an island today, but it was back then and flies to compatriots were buried but fly himself was hung up in chains. and the local boston paper said that the reason that he was hung u

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every 10 years, the village of obama gallow stages, it's world famous passion play in some 500000 people from around the world. flock there for the event, according to tradition that dates back to the 17th century, all the roads must be performed by locusts back than it was staged by villages to thank god for sparing over america any more plague victims the theme of the place, the life and death of jesus and we met up with some of the people who are taking part after a 2 year delay due to corona. oh, most full 100 years the over i'm a go passion. play has been staging the life and suffering of jesus christ. a catholic ritual, but one that moves with the times that can be seen this time in the person plain, judas. i know mr. english, my name is jenkins good am and i play judas in the passion plane. yes. and the passion play and it works. even though i'm a muslim globe among most of the been follow, i don't think you have to be a catholic cut or a christian to play a role in a play thus mon, but hope i know volition in come. it is very much connected. me with ample human emotional mana in

the cannes film festival is showing its solidarity with ukraine or a special screenings gallows and conferences on how to rebuild the country. the film industry, charlie angela reports from can. the conflicting ukraine is ever present in can connect to this highlighting accusations of crime to president len. he's opening night appeals to so make his not to stay silent. young we should hear was like from 940 coming from all screens suite. as many ukrainian filmmakers put down that cameras to pick up weapon, the global film community is asking how it can help the industry when the war is over. an industry that was just starting to thrive. it was developing quite quickly . i must say. we had a successful years at almost all class, a film festivals. there were ukrainian fans in various programs. there was a film in the main competition in venice by an engine, but the knowledge called reflection. there was a film as well in the klondike and the same film by marina got about one sundance awards. in can ukraine has a range of projects and pam sir story about fighting for redemption, documentary about

i guess lucy, for applica gallow 40 in 30 say if owing the answer until with until 2013 state owned petroleum to venezuela was ranked number 5, among the most influential oil companies that will price plunge venezuela's economy in 2014. that strike soon followed since 2015. the white house is blocked, venezuela's access to american financial markets. with the central bank at venice whaler was cut off from international transactions. later, public debt operations were banned as well. the finishing blow to the economy was a ban on trade with the state oil company, but truly as to venezuela. as a result, in just a few years, oil production decreased almost 5 times a year for a policy. and what i give people think about your help or your be by user or more young. on confirming the anthro you it can from quite a few. kang, lowering the store, let after a poor neighbor i'll will helene, from the orbit, paying a lot of people daily with the really electing. nope. when saving for bow hold for a bill, he felt the julius to venezuela fell into disgrace off the 2018 when madura managed to get re elected

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to meet with the man in charge of us affairs, the deputy foreign minister of the republic of cuba, gallows hernandez, the conceal talks to al jazeera mister fernandez, the quasi of thank you for joining us, it's a pleasure, there's a lot to talk about, but i'd like to start with the surprise announcement by the biden administration, that apparently, it does or does not want to invite cuba to the upcoming summit of the americas. what does that imply? we have said that a saw me that excludes some countries of the region. it's an exclusive ah summit. it's not a site, not an inclusive summit. it's a summit that arch chooses on a whim which countries could attend and which could not, based on the attempt to perhaps have a photo opportunity or showing a that you had a meeting that that could be politically convenient. but if you're going to have a summit, you're going to spend money on it. if you're going to go to the trouble of convening heads of state and government, it would be to discuss the difficult problems that we have in our region, which are difficult. some of them are controversial an

and earlier i spoke with kenneth gallow or policy expert on indiana. first, he believes russia has always been unimportant, strategic partner for delhi, and western politicians won't change them. i don't think so in getting prime minister relating to condemning. if you go back, russia has been strong ally that india or not in the past. maybe i see it has been russia that has come forward and supported india. so today, if you look at kind of assumed that in the movie under when mr. martin is one of the school specialty. and it seemed our when it came to court back to mission, when it came to over to spoke. gosh, looking forward in. yeah, i strategic dia, energy for telecom and when it comes to the oil market, a stronger lines. good russia, nbc, that one is not going to get broken down. a bunch of d 7 group is also a member of bricks, red russia, he's a strategic partner, you know, all the time. i don't get in peace because india is one country which is suffering the maximum because of this war. if you go to b, b i did with all the prices in india, those

in melbourne, you had a gallows paraded through the streets of melbourne which felt a little bit january six. streets of melbourne which felt a little bitjanuary six. use or protest is urinating on the shrine of remembrance. that is the war memorial there, there is ajanuary the war memorial there, there is a january six feel to that. what's been noticeable is a street trumpism around covid lockdowns and its also possible to identify a small—t trumpism in canberra. many look at scott morrison is a serial liar and truth twister, maybe australia's first post truth prime minister, a lot of cultural issues pushed. even saw the liberal party trying to enact voter id laws. many people were worried that was a worrying americanism. australian politics has become more culturally charged, more aggressive, or part even in areas where there is bipartisanship and that's why think it's possible to identify and americanisation of the politics here.— politics here. just briefly, what does _ politics here. just briefly, what does that _ politics here. just briefly, what does that tell - politics here.

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some that were displaying gallows outside of the building. and this is a key part of the investigation, because what the committee hopes to demonstrate is the lack of attention that trump had in terms of trying to quell the violence here and getting his supporters out of the building. in fact, as things were going on, and leading up to this time, the president tweeted on january 6th. he said this. quote, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what had to have been done to protect our country and our constitution. giving states a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent or inaccurate ones which they were asked to previously certify, usa demands the truth. and this tweet was sent just minutes after vice president mike pence was rushed off the floor. according to this witness testimony, trump was upset that pence was forced to be pulled out of the situation and was questioning why it needed to happen. this, a key part of this investigation, and the question, ana, will it be a part of the hearings coming up in the month of

you heard all the hang mike pence chants in the gallows. so he figures he might as well try to drive a contrast with the former president, wherever he can, and especially when in this case, he is going to be on the winning side. >> abby, the president has started slamming republicans and their what he called ultra-maga policies. listen to this. >> under my predecessor -- the great maga king -- the deficit increased every single year he was president. i never expected the ultra-maga republicans who seem to control the republican party now to have been able to control the republican party. this maga crowd is really the most extreme political organization that's existed in american history. recent american history. >> okay. listen. abby, my question was for you but i got to say, paul, were you wincing when he answered that? when he said the ultra maga crowd? was that a wince from you? >> no, that was a smile. i think when ole joe is in there throwing some punches. he needs to connect to people's lives. those maga people are against child tax c

they were going to go to the gallows. and walter had the idea to hire this man who had just become the most famous attorney in america. this man. clearance daryl. clarence daryl, when he first met with walter and two other white lawyers, he had heard that one of them was african american so. he turned one of the lawyers and said i understand the suffering of your people. and this lawyer said i'm sorry, i'm a white man. so here is the next one and said i understand the suffering of your people. and this lawyer said i'm sorry i'm a white man. so we turn to walter any said i was told one of you was a negro, that was the term of the time and you look at walter and said, surely it can be you. but what happened next to me is extraordinary. they fought this case, clarence daryl freed the sweet family. they were found innocent. but what's more important in terms of walter what's life is clarence daryl came to give a speech in harlem. and what he said change the trajectory of walter white in set the stage for the second half of wh

ah, an oscar winning pioneer who left his mark a van gallows park on us your nose bank. ellis was born in greece and went on to master the creation of musical scores with his distinctive style, his work span, and the sweeping symphonic. some ridley scott's 1492 conquest of paradise. ah, to avant garde experimental techniques featured in the disturb in science fiction classic blade runner. ah, but it was his most recognizable work. the school to the film chariots of fire had earned him an academy award. ah, themes celebrating victory in the face of adversity? ah, that was also in part a tribute to his father, who had been a keen amator runner. mongolia had no formal musical training, but began his career forming bands with friends, as well as writing and producing for greek artists during the turmoil of a military coup. in 1967, he left greece and moved to paris and then london, and focused on writing musical scores, which suited his diverse styles. i don't like to repeat myself, traverse to repeat something ish only others you can't do anything else because after repeated begrudge you

they were going to go to the gallows and walter had the idea. to hire this man who had just become the most famous attorney in america. this matter clarence darrow clarence darrow when he first met with walter and two other white lawyers, he had heard that one of them was african-american, so he turned to one of the lawyers and said i understand the suffering of your people and this lawyer said, i'm sorry. i'm a white man. so he turned to the next sad. i understand the suffering of your people and this lawyer said, i'm sorry. i'm a white man. so he turned the walter and he said i was told one of you was a -- that was the term of the time and he looked at walter and said surely it can't be you. but what happened next to me is extraordinary they fought this case clarence darrow. freed the sweet family they were found innocent. but what's more important in terms of walter white's life is clarence. darrow came to give a speech in harlem. and what he said changed for the trajectory of walter white and set the the stage for the second half of white li

within feet of vice president mike pence, who they were actively calling to hang as they elected a gallows. not only were right-wing extremist groups involved in this effort to overturn a free and fair election victory but so too were sitting members of congress and just recently, thanks to those tapes published and released by alex burns and jonathan martin of the "new york times," we learned that donald trump's good friend, minority leader kevin mccarthy, was adamant about donald trump's culpability in the attack and that he felt strongly trump should not remain in office after january 6 lt. all those crucial revelations we learned mostly from excellent reporting and journalism, some of them from 1/6 committee filings, but as we heard from chairman bennie thompson of the 1/6 select committee at the top of the show, that committee has a lot more of a story to tell. thompson's comments are a relief to those, and if you're one of our viewers, that probably includes you, who have followed every twist and turn of the congressional investigation up to this point. and most of you, like me, prob

to admit that one is a sinner doesn't mean you that condemn yourself to the gallows. it says the precondition, it's the condition for you to be otherwise. i think, joe, if we admit this is who we are, that racism, that white supremacy, that this ugliness is baked into us from the very beginning. now, we set the stage not for hope to be absolution of our sins but hope for born again. i'm using all this language -- >> well -- >> i want to say that admission is actually at the heart of us being different because we don't want to admit it. because if we admit it, we have to admit who we actually are. we have to confront yourselves. that's what i want us to do that. what do you think. >> i think it's where we are right now. but i think maybe what you're talking about is the fundamentals that this country is built on is based on the hope to get toward a more perfect democracy. and joe doesn't give up on that hope. although i feel pretty hopeless right now. >> okay. okay, so -- >> i don't want to put words in my mouth but -- >> i agree that would be polyannish here. i will s