in the uk and around the world. good evening. russia has carried out a massive and deadly bombardment of ukraine, the day before a nato summit begins in washington. at least 36 people have been killed and 140 injured, according to president zelensky s office. in the capital kyiv, the main children s hospital has been largely destroyed. members of the emergency services have been trying to clear the rubble by hand to find survivors. today, five cities across the country have been attacked, russia has denied targeting civilian infrastructure, insisting the strikes had been aimed at military facilities. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse is in kyiv. this is an attack which turns out, it has been condemned by the united nations and the new uk government, and ukraine has promised to retaliate, but we don t yet know what that could mean. but this, as i say, is going to be seared in the memory of many ukrainians. meta but there is also a hope here that some of ukraine s alli
silly goose stepper. breaking, joe biden makes a big statement in his house. nope, nope, nope, down, down. there he is! this president is going to try to steal this election. this is a guy who said that all mail-in ballots are fraudulent. by golly, he s lost his marbles. he s your friendly neighborhood conspiracy theorists. leave it to democrats to go out there and level these conspiracy theories. that s joe biden right now with this conspiracy theory. we ll con-spear-a-see about that. he says you ll steal the election. joe s not there, we all know it. certainly, if i don t win, i don t win. i ll move on and do other things. yes, other things. we ll walk down to the capitol. you ll never take back our country with weakness. freedom! dumb is right! this has been this week in covid history. what an exhausting week! what an exhausting time! what an exhausting year. what an exhausting five years! wow, willie. a lot packed into that week, a year ago. th
angle. what does it mean to be an educated person in the united states? in mi t, they teacher and learn and study. would think that they would find top flight speakers and thinkers and inohivators. but then antifa and blm showed up. disarment of the police and [muffled audio]. no liberation. no revolution. laura: you could hear the mit community members cheering them on. not aware that without capitalism many would not have scholarships and the campus would want exist. they were funded by funded by rich alumnis who made money as capitalists on. in oakland how many grads were smashing? the hateful desire to destroy your own community and the businesses that employ minorities and non-minorities. it doesn t come out of nowhere. this is learned behavior. young people are learning that it s okay to riot and loot when you don t like the outcome of a trial in a far away state. imagine if conservatives had the same attitude every time they lost an abortion case. american
shootings? access to weapons? your kids start getting killed. white people s kids start getting killed. smoking that which is legal in your state. the cop kills him. why did you run? he had a baseball game. a white kid. that big house over there. those start piling up. what is going on with these police? oh! maybe we should not have police? that kind of mania, that kind of madness, that will be you. that will be the majority because it s your people. greg: he does an amazing white person voice. [laughing]. greg: it sounded like he was not the privileged wealthy brother of a governor. he cares more about his black victims than his lily-white audience. he mox them. mocks them. his solution to police brutality, more police brutality. he suggest white kids need to be killed by cops maybe he will cover it. right now he would ignore that because it doesn t fit the narrative that police brutality is racist. just a few short months ago i am so tired of playing this clip but w
account in 1921 that accused roland of rape. he worked as a shoe shine boy at a building downtown, and it accused him of sexually assaulting a white teenage girl. and teenage dick roland was arrested that day. after that, a mob, a large mob of white tulsa residents started gathering at the courthouse, demanding basically to get their hands on him. and tulsa was a bustling city at the time. a lot of business, a lot of oil business, was running through tulsa. and it was a segregated city. most of the african-american population lived in greenwood. it was flourishing there, it had a hospital, and schools, and churches, and hotels, and bars, and restaurants, and jewelry stores, and theaters. at least two different black-run newspapers. a solid black professional class, a solid black economy in that neighborhood. greenwood also had a considerable number of african-american men. some of whom were world war i veterans who were not only concerned that young dick roland would be lynch