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continuing coverage of the 1st stage of the 2020 u.s. inaction. on just. what ironic that one many governments along the wall declared that the fight against terrorism is the number one priority this hasn t stopped. the boat. the sea it has continued with the attacks have continued we have to wonder why is this the case. was played. league play for the past 20 years i ve been working on the question of political violence and terrorism it s persistence in our lives in our times in our societies begs the question why. could it be that the policies governments think will prevent violent extremism might actually be making things worse in the aftermath of the 911 attacks on the united states in 2001 you could visibly see that the world has been securitized a certain architecture of things has materialized literally there is a certain presence of the state security that has been increased. the militarized presence has really transformed the scene of the world around us. there ....
with this vaccine in clinical trials both the vaccinated people and the people who are thieves that percy bo have shown small some very small numbers of plot talked about months the number of throw. over all in the vaccinated people seems not to be higher than the seen in the camera population i mean miles military has charged the deposed government s international representative with treason dr salsa as he s known is accused of encouraging with civil disobedience campaign calling for international sanctions the u.k. is scrapping plans to cap its number of nuclear warheads at 180 and says it will move to stockpile no more than 260 it s part of a major review of the country s foreign policy after breaks it. the u.s. secretary of state has used his 1st overseas trip to take a hard stand against china and the blinken says washington is prepared to push back against beijing s growing influence in the region. it s been years in the making and now the latest step in bringing ....
coleman. congresswoman, remind viewers of the circumstances around your contracting coronavirus. congresswoman we will work on getting your mic on and chatting with you. perhaps we can try again guest: can you hear me now? host: we got you now. guest: sorry, it was my fault. i was in d.c., at the capitol on the time of the insurrection on january 6. i was in a holding room with a lot of other members, and some of whom would not wear our mask even when they were offered. i came back home the following weekend. . by that monday, i was told to go and get tested because someone in the room who did not have a mask on or someone in the room tested positive. i tested positive. so i was infected with the virus. i had tested negative when i went to d.c.. so i tested negative when i left d.c. i was given monochrome all antibodies infusion. i had already had my first inoculation in december 29. but i have not had my second one because i have to wait 90 days before getting the ....
subcommittee examines how the federal judiciary is influenced by special interest groups. rhode island s senator charge the hearing, which runs just under two hours. hearing which runs just under let us call this hearing to order. senator whitehouse: i am very grateful to my friend, senator kennedy of the louisiana for acting as ranking member on this committee. i look forward to lively proceedings in this committee during this congress. we have some terrific witnesses and i will introduce them briefly before we present our opening statements. we have the president of the board miss graves previously served as deputy assistant attorney general and the clinton administration where i also served. the deputy chief for the u.s. court and as chief counsel for nominations on this senate judiciary committee for chairman the 80 leahy. serving as a familiar presence to us in this room. we will then hear from it professor of law at harvard law school who writes objectively ....
donald trump looks certain to be acquitted republican said of those witnesses in the u.s. president s impeachment so is this trial day is it and will democrats still pursue trump s removal of what does it mean for his reelection bid this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i m adrian finnegan the 3rd impeachment trial of a sitting u.s. president will likely come to an end on wednesday after the senate voted to block any witnesses testifying this puts donald trump a step closer to being acquitted given the republican majority in the upper house of the u.s. congress the trial resumes for closing arguments on monday but the vote has been pushed to wetness day the day off to trump s annual state of the union address al-jazeera how does your cast or reports from washington. democrats say the impeachment trial of president donald trump is the 1st trial in u.s. history without witnesses is this a fair trial without the ability to call witnesses and produce documents ....