i m not talking about doing the work until we have a day in america where we don t have fear of the police because of the awful killings and beatings. that was senator cory booker earlier on morning joe vowing to press forward despite the collapse of the police reform negotiations on the hill. senator booker and congresswoman carrie bass trying to work out a bill after the policing act was passed in march. after scott rejected the democrat s latest scaled down proposel tuesday, that was apparently the end of the road. i m joined now by george floyd s cousin. she is also president of the george floyd foundation. viewers and listeners on sirius
presentation with boris johnson. prime minister johnson. and then later in the day in the morning, same morning, with prime minister scott morsen of australia. why i bring it up in association with climate is that they were so exuberant about the urgency of addressing the climate issue. of course we thanked the prime minister of the uk for hosting. i had the privilege of doing that over the weekend when i was at the g-7 heads of parliament, and to see what was happening there in preparation. but then he made a presentation of his priorities and strongly, strongly talking about what the uk was doing in terms of climate, and the prime minister of australia morrison, he was
oempt on a stealthy basis. which can patrol and police chinese activities in the region. john, without a doubt. this has been one of president biden s central focuses of this foreign policy doctrine, if you will, confronting china. this is a new way in which he intends to try to do so. to point out the significance of this, only the uk has had access to the u.s. submarine intelligence program since 1958. now australia will only be the second country in the world to essentially be keys to the nuclear powered submarine program the u.s. has. this is an extraordinary partnership, development, but clearly with the focus on china. and a big shift for australia as well. when prime minister scott morsen took office three years ago he said australia doesn t have to choose between china or the west. well, now that choice has been made. from that point of view, australia is casting the slot with the u.s. which certainly is
can topple them over. also, there s always been a concern over vehicles and whether or not someone would try to ram some kind of a vehicle into the capitol. that s the other reason why. this goes all the way around. so up to constitution. up constitution. all the way around independence. obviously the entire complex now closed. people can still go in, but i think by tonight or so, we re going to see some measure of stepped up security. also i want to show you one other thing that we just learned. these fences here, that scott is showing you here, that s for the supreme court. that s where we are. that s expected to get the fencing here to perhaps today. we actually just saw a bunch of police officers and sheriff s officers from outside washington d.c., baltimore, virginia, other officials, national guard officials all having a meeting outside, going over some of the security measures, acquainting them with the area. because obviously what s going to happen is there s going to be