it s part of the pressure that helped to create that type of change. what would have become of my mother and those other protesters of a local journalist wasn t there telling the story? and now is no different. but thankfully, my mother s story was told she got to complete her degree of delta state and continued on the florida a and m and got another degree and then for the last 45 years, has worked at a historically black colleges and educator and administrator and . one of those many black colleges, they need a little bit more funny. you got a 20 on your joke. setting that down to one of the black colleges. uh to my mom. i said, thank you for everything you ve done for me and for helping countless students in birmingham have the opportunity to see a college degree. and to see an opportunity to grow, you know? my mother s journey may not have even begun, if not for brave journalists who chose to chronicle history and real time. and i don t know how to ever repay my mom for w
country hadn t heard of so we zephyr, but as the montana legislation was in session that year, she was paying close attention to the bills that were introduced, and she was fervently tweeting about them. zephyr is a trans woman. she was enraged by something called s b to 80, a piece of legislation which would ve made it difficult for transgender people to update their birth certificate. she commented on twitter, quote, having my birth certificate updated, and having it remove my that name, meaning the name that a transgender was given at birth, but no longer goes by, is one of the greatest joys i ve experienced. moments later, the bill passed the state senate by the slimmest of margins with a vote of 26 to 24. zephyr took note and wrote, quote, it would only take one person to have protected my community from discrimination. if that doesn t make it clear that we need trans representation and government, i don t know what will. ten minutes later, she tweeted again, quote, i am
nuclear fuel and radioactive waste at the department of britgy. britain identifies as non binary and gender fluid. , does how does he talk aboute woul holding the bar really high? you know, he d still be there if they didn t have thatr this security footage, by the way. well, for this administration,ea it s failure as far as the eye can see. yet zero accountability.io none still no senior officials ,no cabinet official fired,. not alejandro. mat them all in my caucus at dhs, notyo leave it to boot. a judge at the department ofof transportation, not the queen of transitory inflation, janetey yellen, at treasury.. so the only logical conclusions at this point can be that america s decline is theirco was agenda. now, biden s balloon fiasc ao ws a national embarrassment fors the united states at every turn. and it remindsthe us that weoking really don t have military leaders who are looking out foor us . even wheustin generals austin and molly blew the afghanistano withdrawa
and no matter what day it was, i kept thinking about one man. tennis legend john mcen row. you can t be serious, man. you cannot be serious. brian: that s exactly what i found myself saying all week on and off the air. you cannot be serious. i knew i was right. i could not believe what i was hearing and i saw fallacy after fallacy. it began in new york city where lawmakers paid a visit to crime-riddled new york city. they came to hear from real victims. we care about people getting raped in elevators. we don t care about your statistics. you can t convince us to care about your numbers because we see with it our eyes day in and day out, especially in the poor black and brown communities. where none of you in this room would even step food in. my son is dea dead forever. brian: where did that come from? because she had real pain. and they were called props by democrats. they didn t want to talk about the city given away to felons. they didn t care. but those in attendance
what does that mean?ville well, we re gathering new information about this mass killing our own scout. upo we ll have a live update for us . but first, every day, more thani two billion people use a sociale media app called tiktok.r many of them are young people hd under the age of twenty four . if you had kids, you probably know already how tiktok works. u tiktok lets users upload shortpd videos. usually they re under 30 seconds. what s interesting is that the content of these videos varies a lot dependinges upon what country you re in. if you re in china or tiktokchir is headquartered, you tendou li to get more educational content. but if you live in this country, you get an awful lot of filth and propagandaagenda tailored for kids. anna i m not guessing about this. we ran an experiment to prove. it last summer. chinese watch the tick tock. the chinese residents childrena in china get to see is very different from the one your kids are looking at here. now in china, whe