told in paragraph two that members of this assembly have permanent rules of order. now when we sit down and we talk about these rules i think they were voted on before i got here and was appointed by shelby county election commission and was told that we were crowding around the clerk s desk and i got to be honest with you, i just realized they were talking about this desk and not the one up there. it is a lot of things that are in these resolutions that seem to assume a lot of knowledge about what i am supposed to know or what we are supposed to know about real facts about what we have been provided information about. i m told that i did knowingly and intentionally bring disorder and dishonor, knowingly and intentionally bring disorder and dishonor when we went up between bills. we walked our walk to this hallowed house near this well,
on at public meetings is unconstitutional. listen to this exchange. it s not easy to be volunteers in town, but breaking the law is breaking the law. ma am, if you want to slander town officials doing their very best i m not slandering. we are going to stop the public comment session now. you need to stop being a hitler. you re a hitler. we are moving into recess. thank you. the attorney for south bureau criticized the decision saying it warns local officials against enforcing even modest rules of order and decorum at public meetings. john heart, karen finney, bradley moss and rina shaw. the idea of calling one hitler in any capacity very strong words. the first amendment concerns she seemed to raise. what do you say? by and large, the court got to right. first amendment gives you a lot of protections.
Fighting to save her job, Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Eugene Johnson has turned to the courts in the hope of halting a council meeting that seeks to oust her.
operation in the donbas. as strange kind of alternative reality there in new york at the un security council, insistence on protocol and the rules of order, including by the russian permanent representative. let s just hear a bit more about what ukrainian ambassador to the un had to say. you can ask an aggressor to abstain from a vote at this stage of peaceful resolution under chapter vi, but you cannot ask an aggressor, believe it or not, to abstain from a vote under chapter vii, when the council deals with the aggression. i have also asked the secretary general of the united nations to produce the copies of the decisions of the security council and the general assembly,
issues, i was told, like the opioid crisis, which everyone can agree on, you need to deal with this. cancer, let s do the moonshot. let s finally do that. to try and get some kind of unity, which is going to be a theme of his speech tonight. but the big chunk at the beginning will be ukraine. let s bring in cnn s fareed zakaria, and fareed, president biden has a big task here. he needs to explain to the american people why they should care about the situation in ukraine and just how high the stakes of this conflict are. why they should be willing to see prices go up at the pump, for example. that s right, jake. and the stakes are very high. this is the largest assault on the international system that the united states created after world war ii, in decade. it s the most consequential one because it s a nuclear armed russia that is threatening to tear up the rules of order and