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Transcripts for MSNBC The ReidOut 20240604 23:43:00

attorney general is hoping to strike down a landmark piece of legislation in order to gain higher office because he believes that that is what republican voters would like. thank you, joy. yeah, i was pretty disappointed both by you know the reporting and the article you re references but also by what we experienced during the public hearings that led to production of the map that our state passed and it seems like our attorney general here is interested in enforcing the law in some instances and then defying it in others. on the enforcement end, you know carly russell, the young woman from hoover who cried wolf, that s been a media sensation, and the attorney general has personally gotten involved in that case and the public hearings that took place right before the special session

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS Newsday 20240604 23:04:00

in the uk or anywhere else in the world, are absolutely free to contact their families at home in china. and they also said this idea that uyghurs living in the xinjiang region are not under any pressure whatsoever and are free to lead normal lives. just to remind our audience again, the story is about the chinese and hundreds of thousands of uyghur muslims who are subject to mass incarceration that you found are being pressured abroad. how widespread is this? well, there s a landmark piece of research that we refer to in our piece. and it suggests that two in every three uyghurs living in the uk where the population is only around 400 people have been contacted directly by the chinese government and they have been pressured to spy on one another, to stop speaking to the media and to refrain from advocacy work. but when we start to look overseas, the picture looks a little darker. so if we look at turkey, for example, where the uyghur communicate, the community is much larger. it s aro

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS World Business Report 20240604 10:36:00

such as chat6pt. members of the 67 group of leading economies are also meeting today to debate the role of ai and look at how the technology should be governed, as well as limiting disinformation and protecting copyright. stephanie hare, is a technology ethics researcher. where do we sit on the balance of innovation against regulation? i think we cannot also put them in a and say regulation are some of the most innovative actions we can be taking right now in terms of artificial intelligence. we are sitting just outside the european union, but it is the european union thatis union, but it is the european union that is doing what i m talking about this. they are getting ready to vote on a landmark piece of legislation

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Transcripts for CNN CNN This Morning 20240604 12:21:15

Transcripts for CNN CNN This Morning 20240604 12:21:15
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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 12:45:00

whose homes are in disrepair. we do try to challenge it as much as we possibly can. it absolutely does have to be put right. the government have to be put right. the government have brought forward, actually, the social housing regulation bill, which is currently before parliament. that is a landmark piece of legislation. it was actually the result of sustained campaigning from shelter and also from survivors of the grenville disaster. it will ensure that tenants are listened to and have a much stronger voice and rebalance the powers between housing association and landlords and their tenants. grenfell disaster. with; tenants. grenfell disaster. why is it do you tenants. grenfell disaster. why is it do you think tenants. grenfell disaster. why is it do you think that they are not listening? in the awaab ishak case, the family felt that there was discrimination going on because they had been repeatedly raising the issues that they were having to live with. i have spoken to

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