being fired. joining us now is george selim, senior vice president at the anti-defamation league. he focuses on national security and programs like the one that s trained rabbi cytron walker. and how to respond to situations like this. thank you for joining us this evening, i appreciate that you re being here. good evening rachel thank you for having me. can you tell us about the kinds of training that and heal does, obviously the rabbi in this case is training this training in part, for how he was able to escape and live. yeah, let me join you with exactly as you referred to, which is that it is remarkable that the hostages were able to escape. and the rabbi, and those that were held hostage that were able to get out unscathed. part of with the adl does. part of what the adl has been doing for the past several decades, is serving as the leading provider of education in professional development. both the communities and federal state and local law
but it is working for them as planned. even in the high rent district s. the new texas voting restrictions were like in many states, they were passed on the pretext that all that election fraud that made elections stolen, justified a lot of new laws in texas to make it harder to vote in that state. that is paying off already. saw the headline this weekend, election officials in texas reject hundreds of ballot applications under the new states voting restrictions. quote election officials and one of the most populous counties in texas have rejected about half of the applications for ballots because of the states new voting restrictions enacted by republicans last year. texas republicans last year, passed their bill, establishing new limits on voting over the objections of democrats. part of a wave of effort led by republican led states, part of me, a wave of efforts by republican led states to impose new restrictions. many in the republican party echoed former president trump s baseless
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and listening to you about shame and anger and grief. yes. imean. it s funny, i have spoken to a lot of veterans recently, for obvious reasons, and a lot of people after i made that speech have got in touch. quite literally thousands from the united states, the uk and other countries. and the feeling of shame is pretty universal. it s. it s really striking to me how. for me, it was almost therapeutic. you re not alone. you say these things in the wilderness and you have no idea whether or not they are going to find echoes, and what struck me is how many of us feel the same. serving officers, retired officers, serving soldiers, retired soldiers, british, american, french, you name it. you talked of watching good men go into the earth, taking with them a part of me, a part of all of us. and it could have been you