defend our kids texas, anshow effort to get drag shows fords the kids shut down. she joins me now along with julie picken, who is a houston parent and a schoolju, board candidate. who is agreat to see you both. now, sarah , was it the dragow i show in plano? anothat concerned you to start r the group or was it building for some time? it s some tim been building for a rea long time. eti i caid, i can t believ l that this is happening in texas. an tis iof all places. and especially the video that you just saw was not just happei happening in texas. you might think austin, texas, right. somewhere that they builngn tet this was taken where i grew upur in suburbia. right.s in - i mean, this is an affluentt neighborhood you would considern to be very conservative leaning. i think the left to b taking thesetheir shows. they re taking their debauchery to conservativdebauche thee plat they know if they can get ite through in these conservative places, they can places th get . anywhere in the co
cancelling those flights, where they seem to have managed to hold onto staff and main that is european carriers like lufthansa, air france, swiss. those have managed to keep most of their flights operating with their crews. it depends where they are going. not only have they recruited earlier, but they have had a pretty generous furlough scheme and many of them stayed with them during the pandemic rather than left the industry, so they did hold onto them for longer and it s been a british problem definitely that we have lost more people in the sector than elsewhere in europe. agreat than elsewhere in europe. great advice. commiserations - than elsewhere in europe. great| advice. commiserations obviousl than elsewhere in europe. great advice. commiserations obviousl to everyone caught up in this at the moment. let s hope everyone gets away as quick as possible. commiserations obviously. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has defended his wife after revelations
only was he of no value but of negative value. people now have lost their jobs and agreat deal of money was waisted. most of the companies decided after the first meeting he wasn t going to be able to produce as represented. the question is what did he represent he would produce. did he represent something he knew he couldn t produce or just represent i can give you insight into the president s thinking because i used to be his lawyer for ten years and my office was two doors down from his. sounds like they are damming michael cohen after the fact. they now regret association with him. it s unfair to michael cohen and extremely unfair to the president. your thoughts in that regard he would have to investigate there
u.s. soldiers in niger. that s right. and this will be an opportunity now for general dunford, for the pentagon, to start sharing some more of that information publicly. certain there has been plenty of phone calls going on behind the scenes to bring these senators up to speed on specifically what s happening, but this will be an opportunity now for the pentagon, for general dunford to tell america what specifically is happening in africa, why it s important that we have forces in africa, what we re seeing out of isis. remember, this is all related to isis or in many ways related to isis as we see isis begin to get squeezed in the middle east, actually getting pretty close to wiped out in the middle east, we see them beginning to my great agreat migrate and move some of their operations into africa. it will be helpful for all of us to hear from general dunford and have him explain to us specifically what the pentagon s strategy is going forward. all right, colonel warren, thank y
so understand i want him to be part of this conversation. you are a white evan gel i cal christian catholic. but we want you to be part of the conversation and your voice is necessary. those people were bankers and i think the neo-nazi fassists, they re real people. but that is a very small piece of the population that got a tremendous amount of head lines. for whatever reason we can argue. one the things you said it is important to understand who washington was. it s important to understand who robert e. lee was. it s important to understand how we are where we are today. i ve been to many countries around the world where you don t have racial justice and no mechanism to be able to move in that direction. there are many problems today: i acknowledge those. the i love this conversation. i think its agreat.