unfortunately, rapes happen as well. and i heard of an instance of a few prisoners trying to run away from this colony because they just couldn t handle it anymore being raped on a daily basis. but they were found and brought back to even mortar cher. so what gave me strength is understanding it s going to finish at some point. always realizing you have a level of protection. you have lawyers, media attention, something other prisoners do not have. what i would suggest if i could to do not work at the sweat shops. you might think if i follow the rules, my life will be better. but those conditions are
horrific. the machines are so old. the needle will penetrate my finger and i would be covered in blood and i would still have to sew, police uniforms and uniforms for the russian military fighting in ukraine. so if you can you should avoid this sweat shops. they ll put you in solitary confinement instead. what i didn t know that actually being in solitary confinement is better than working on this daily basis of this aggressive slave-like labor conditions. nadia, i have to say that what you wasn t through and the way you used your move things forward is an extraordinary lesson in bravery. and thank you for bravely
the justice department to do that, for the attorney general to do that while leaving the president s son s investigations and those associated with him to be handled by main justice, it seems to me, is a problem. because the reason you appoint an independent counsel is there s a conflict of interest. there certainly is where mr. biden and attorney general garland are concerned and, therefore, an investigation of mr. biden s family would seem to fall under the heading of something that would require that, but they haven t done it. that opens them up to, i think, reasonable criticism. shannon: so when we re talking about 2024 in the context of the former president making another run at it, the american spectator said it isn t time to care who the 2024 nominee is. they say republicans have is got to figure out how to get this ground game on the early voting, drop boxes. they it s like hand crafting widgets while your opponent is shipping in mass-producedded ones from chinese sweat shops.
gets more control over that and good for him if he wants to open up factories in california, employ americans in those factories to make his clothing and have more control over his business. so good for him geraldo: or is he, joey just spinning for a deal that s gone bad? joey: my instinct on this is you re exactly right. he s probably a flawed messenger in the deal will gap he s probably not blowing it up because of china but an idea to bring an idea popular to the forefront to excuse a deal that s gone bad is they probably are deeply tied with sweat shops in china because just about every manufacturer is at this point. what bothers me, i don t care about kanye west, i don t dislike him, i don t like him. i don t like a lot of people that think they re the most important people in the world but sometimes those people change the world and that s fine. it s the mom and pops. if you want to have a t-shirt company you can buy a cricket machine, you can be creative but you have to buy
the court about critics warn about human rights abuses in china. vivek ramaswamy will join us. everybody knows about the slave labor and everybody knows about the sweat shops. to me principles, morals and values is way more important than money and that should be for every athlete in the world.