about this book and about our guest, there is a rare thing to be good at public service, to be a person of action and a rare thing to be a scholar and excellent at the study of something. and both bring that to the table. chevy was somebody who worked in many places in public service from the congress to several departments, the department of labor and partly in the white house which is what these books are about in several of his other books. he is a published author who has written, in addition to this piece of the white house, pieces of intellectuals in the white house as well as emergency in the white house and use of social media by the president. i hope you will take the time to listen and to think about buying this book, fight house, where fourth of july coming up in the president s birthday the summer, anytime is a good time for love going to learn more about the white house and the presidency. skinner, has also a person of action and the scholarly repute, she is so
left can go too far and i would say all the emphasis is at the moment on diversity inclusive of the inequity is a sign that the left has gone far too far. i don t think that the radical and of the democratic party in the us is going to be very successful in two thousand and twenty i m not think the democrats themselves know that in fact i m fully aware of the fact that they know that their party is actually moderated to a much greater degree than people are currently aware. you know i can i just say i m going to you just said yes diversity inequality has gone too far i mean obviously you re speaking to a country which. committed genocide against native americans justin trudeau your leader is really trying to change the politics of venezuela as part of a major nation attempts to overthrow governments around the world you think that s a moderate socialist do i think that justin trudeau in particular i don t have the country of amount of regard for for for justin trudeau. well i
region but of course now that explain it except the results are all congolese to accept the ruling by the constitutional court but still we re hearing from the european union the saying that it still has serious concerns and that was also the last word from the african union saying that it would at some time send a high level delegation to the d.r. make looting of the president all ground up. that little happen given that the constitutional court has ruled on the election results essentially the r.c. defying the a you making that ruling now going ahead with the inauguration because the a you had said that the court s ruling should have been suspended the un special rapporteur on human rights and me and my young he leader is due to visit cox s bazaar in bangladesh that is of course where are the seven hundred thousand refugees live since escaping a military crackdown in rakhine state and me in my government refuses to cooperate however with me and has barred her entry. from cu
everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield and we begin with a dramatic evacuation of u. s. government personnel and their families from sudan president biden confirming the operation overnight more than 100. special operations personnel were involved in the extraction. the decision to evacuate came after a week of heavy fighting between rival military factions that left more than 400 dead and thousands injured. we ve got full coverage with kylie atwood at the state department, kevin liptak at the white house. kylie let s begin with you. this was a big operation. i mean what was happening behind the scenes at the state department and what provoked this decision. major operation and what you have to understand with embassies like this that are in areas where conflict can arise is that the state department has plans for these evacuations. but then they have to go back and look at these plans in a very detailed way, and that s what state department offic
the partial government shutdown. the collateral damage? federal employees who didn t get a paycheck yesterday. yet they refuse to negotiate, sit for serious talks or work for the safety and security of the american people. their mantra? there is no cry crisis at our open, porous borders. their goal? troy donald trump. destroy donald trump. and yesterday reports are an even larger caravan is staging in honduras, about to cause an even greater burden on our border patrol and the system at large. the president has shown he is capable of negotiating. he has gone from a concrete wall to a steel slat barrier, willing to go with any barrier, any physical barrier that you cannot climb over, crawl under, rappel or shoot yourself out of a cannon over. he s made concessions from $25 billion to $5 billion, from a concrete barrier to a steel one, promising more personnel, detention beds, using technology and electronics to buttress the security and money to address the humanitarian need