essentially, right-wing policies that effectively suspended the multi decades tradition, and international and domestic law and practice of asylum. they are in place not because the biden administration is like, oh, they are fine. the biden administration has tried to revoke both of them. it has been stopped by judges who tell them they do not have the legal authority to revoke these provisions, even though joe biden is the president, and courts have found that presidents have a lot of control over this. including right-wing courts have found that in the past. not only that, there is a growing movement to extend title 42. the so-called public health measure. republicans really want it done. and this is even though, ask any republican around the country, and they say the pandemic is over and they are cheering no masks on airplanes, and dismissing vaccines and other public health measures saying we are done with covid. down with covid. how dare you talk about covid back in school. except
wear masks up in new york the toddlers because of covid reasons going to end title 42 because i guess at the border covid is not as big of a deal. brian: thanks, david. if you come from france don t you need your nose swabbed? ainsley: dow don t you need to show a passport to get back in the country? brian: i thought so he. i just fear that the president is going to act like i think he will extend it probably it to july and act like well i addressed is he going to say i addressed the border issue by and maybe extending title 42. yet, with title 42 in place, there is still not enforcing it the way they should. still not enforcing the remain in mexico like the judge told them to. so you have the governor of sex have to cut separate deals with mayors in mexico in order to is stop the influx of all of central and south newark america. so it is i don t even when the president gives in here. he is not giving in to conservatives. is he still blowing open the border and has sho
studying american political rage, its sources, it s a basil depths, it s retention us fracturing power. i thought i was studying an external from not phenomenon at a distance, and i was. now the rage has come for me. the anti vax trucker convoy has made it up close and personal. three weeks ago, truckers formed a convoy to protest the cross border covid vaccine mandate. last weekend, they rolled into my toronto neighborhood, near big bloor street and avenue road. i went on to bear witness. the scene was not surprising to me. the same sort of people i d seen at donald trump rallies and prepwork invections were there with their hollowed out faces, intimate with pain and their perpetually misspelled signs and their sense of belonging to a community of the exclude it. heading off our discussion tonight is stephen marche, author of the next civil war,
depths, it s retention us fracturing power. i thought i was studying an external phenomenon at a distance, and i was. now the rage has come for me. the anti vax trucker convoy has made it up close and personal. three weeks ago, truckers formed a convoy to protest the cross border covid vaccine mandate. last weekend, they rolled into my toronto neighborhood, near big bloor street and avenue road. i went on to bear witness. the scene was not surprising to me. the same sort of people i d seen at donald trump rallies and prepwork invections were there with their hollowed out faces, intimate with pain and their perpetually misspelled signs and their sense of belonging to a community of the exclude it. heading off our discussion tonight is stephen marche, author of the next civil war, dispatchers from the american future. thanks very much for joining us tonight. it is the situation tonight in
South Korea on Tuesday resumed tours of the Panmunjeom border village inside the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas, after they were suspended in early July due to the coronavirus pandemic.