the ukraine relationship with the united states of america, and the fact that russia is actively engaged in military conflict with ukraine, where ukrainians die on a daily basis as a result of that attack. and his whole focus that he was not we would not have taken the job but for him wanting to do the best fors his country standing by his country to show the ukrainians that they can have an opportunity to be a free and democratic society and not subject to the dictates of the dictator from russia. your republican colleague mark meadows said after hearing the ambassador testify tor ten hours saying i can assure you there is no quid pro quo. how important is it to have the hearings public, because isn t it important would it be important for the public to actually hear what is being said
detailed? well, you know, what we learned was that he is a patriot, that he comes with no political agenda. his only concern is about the significance and importance of the ukraine relationship with the united states of america, and the fact that russia is actively engaged in military conflict with ukraine, where ukrainians die on a daily basis as a result of that attack. and his whole focus that he was not we would not have taken the job but for him wanting to do the best fors his country standing by his country to show the ukrainians that they can have an opportunity to be a free and democratic society and not subject to the dictates of the dictator from russia. your republican colleague mark meadows said after hearing the ambassador testify tor ten hours saying i can assure you there is no quid pro quo.
shadows. that s the united dream we have. we heard news today about a legal fight in the future about various entities and even states considering bringing this matter into the courts and trying to stop it that way. beyond whatever may happen in terms of a litigation strategy, and i guess that s yet to be understood, do you expect that there will be a direct action resistance to this as well. that there s going to be direct community resistance to try to stop deportations in terms of a physical way, in terms of protest and confrontation? if there s anything we showed today is that not only undocumented young people in our communities but many of our allies, faith leaders, educators, business leaders that have come out from the democratic side, from the republican side. we have the majority of the country standing in favor of the
allies, faith leaders, educators, business leaders that have come out from the democratic side, the republican side, we have the majority of the country standing in favor of the daca program, standing in favor of undocumented young people. you show the images of the walkouts that happened in new mexico and colorado, the direct actions that happened in washington, d.c. i was there with thousands of people that joined the actions in d.c. what is very clear to us is that we will continue to lead a direct-action movement. this is the way that we want daca, rachel. i remember having this conversation with you a few years ago on your show. um-hmm. it was undocumented young people who came out as undocumented and unafraid, share or stories, let to sittings and direct actions and marches across the country. that s how we pushed president obama to do the right thing.
last to be named. this was a biker s memorial for their hometown girl who never made it home. 15-year-old olivia campbell s mother overcome by tears, surrounded by love. one tiny english village remembered their two girls who died in the bombing. little safi rose and georgina calendar. two other girls who survived that night lost in their embrace. a country standing still and still shocked by the killing of the young. they are still remembered here. rex tillerson in the past few minutes has been paying his own tribute here in britain, standing still, alongside the british foreign secretary boris johnson, signing a book of condolence. just a few small gestures, just like the flowers here, gestures