the hope i have, the story i have, as this threat continues and, you see it in so voter suppression, people trying to undermine fair and free democracy. what i hope now, this is a ignition point. that more people understand it s not just about pointing fingers of contempt at otherizing others, this is not about finding blame. this is about us, as americans, taking this moment, taking this day, not just commemorating, but recognizing it and accepting responsibility, that we have to make the change. in terms of the political nature of the violence that the country faced a year ago, i have found myself, struggling with whether or not that violence is political, or if it s the end of politics. you ve talked about authoritarian movements, you see the portrait of gandhi
clear. every dark chapter of our history was as the great historian you had on, an ignition point. called the violence, repent not for the actions of the bad people, but the appalling silence and inaction of the good people. the hope i have, the story i have, is this thread continues, and you see it in voter suppression, people trying to gerrymandering, trying to under mine free and fair democrcy, i hope people see this is not just pointing fingers at contempt of otherizing people, at them, no, this is not about finding blame. it s about us as americans taking this moment, this day, and not just commemorating it but recognizing it and accepting responsible that we have to make the change.
people understand that this is not just about pointing fingers at contempt of authorizing other people, at them, no, this is not just about finding blame.about contempt of authorizing other people, at them, no, this is not just about finding blame.not ju at contempt of authorizing other people, at them, no, this is not just about finding blame. it s about us as americans taking this moment, this day, and not just commemorating it but recognizing it and accepting responsible that we have to make the change. in terms of the political nature of the violence the country faces a year ago, i found myself struggling today whether that violence is political or whether it is the end of politics. you talked about authoritarian movements, i see the portrait of ghandi behind you senator, and know your spiritual commitment to nonviolence, when president biden talked about a dagger being held to the throat of america today, he was talking about people trying to achieve power through force rather t
the relationship united states whaz saudi arabia. the conference that secretary of treasury is going to in saudi arabia, that he hasn t pulled out of, the white house has said is about terror financing. at the same time the united states has an important arms deal that could be worth up to 110 billion. president trump has made it clear that even if saudi arabia is found to be behind the disappearance and suspected murder, that you would want to look at other wraurias. to you think there will be a shift here with the new reports? ed the president be changing his tactics and heading to point where he may want to look into finding blame with saudi arabia and changing tactics when it comes to some kind of penalty.