democrat dechlic precinctses. the plan as outlined by a republican national committee staffer in michigan includes utilizing rules to provide political balance among poll workers to install party-trained volunteers prepared to challenge voters at democratic majority polling places to connect a website in establishing a network of party-friendly district attorneys who can intervene to block vote counts at certain precincts. here is a clip of an rnc official in michigan making his pitch to potential recruits in october 2021. that is what we are here tonight for. to show the program that we are creating to create that safety net on the polls before election day, after election day to make sure that fraud does not happen again. i understand that we are upset with the 2020 result, but we cannot just look at the 2020 results or else the exact same thing will happen in 2022. we need volunteers on the ground on election day ahead of election day working so that that fraud does not
He is furious as i say and has rawed to kill russian troops in retaliation for that strike against his own para military forces. that s led to these extraordinary developments of him being accused of launching a cue for russian security services, the fsb and prosecutors have launched criminal proceedings against him and so this incredible tension that we ve all been witnessing the past several months is now coming to a head plunging russia into a very high degree of uncertainty, anderson. so matthew what are his options? what power i mean, obviously he has wagner forces who i guess are under his control. i mean not sure if in a showdown with the kremlin who they would side with. what can he actually do? i mean, it s well, i mean, we re in uncharted waters at
i m going to stay with you here. the rocket systems are part of a $700 million security assistance package. it s the 11th drawdown of equipment for dod inventories for ukraine since august of 2021. you ve got a thousand javelins. 6,000 antiarmor weapons. and 15 tactical vehicles. and so we ve been pouring hardware into that country, and i think what you have been describing here is essentially we re still at a place of stalemate and i wonder on the psychological piece of this, right, this has obviously been a humiliation to russia on n a lot of ways, and yet as it drags out longer and longer, it is the case russia is a much bigger country and ukraine is a much smaller country, much weaker country, the drawed out nature of stalemate eventually starts to tip the advantage towards russia sheerly on the basis of its size and ability to withstand a long, drawn out
Coming for you in the future. you know, it s it s a hard thing to get across for people to understand. it s hard for people that have not gone through this to understand. especially when you ve done nothing wrong. i mean, you re doing the normal, regular thing any citizen does. and all of a sudden you constantly are stopped by police. give people an example of what happened. one of the incidents i was helping my friend move some stuff in his apartment. he went outside to smoke a cigarette. we re sitting in front of his building and police start running at us with their guns drawed. they said everybody get on the floor. then a paddy wagon pulled up and six other cops came out. and we got on the floor. they just, like, threw the stuff that was in our hands on the floor. i could feel the guns being
with pepper spray. the people did not want to shut down the museum. we did not want to inconvenience tourist but engage in a dialogue using our free speech rights. we never got past the metal detectors. security came rushing out. bum rushed us like a line of football players. corralled and pepper sprayed the first round of us. three people were detained. so the occupy movement first took root in lower manhattan three weeks ago. susan candiotti spoke to people who came from near and far to see it for themselves. reporter: eating a bowl of cereal after sleeping under the stars, this retiree and her teenager grandson took a bus from detroit to camp out with occupy wall street. tell me what this is like. you have this tarp. this is home. for a week, choosing to sleep on the ground under a blue tarp, mainly with young people in a public park. why was it important for you to come here and bring your grandson? i felt the need to show support to the movement. the poli