they traditionally supported. it s unfair and unconscionable and un-american. the doors have not been closed. given the fact that republicans have shown no interests to a man or woman in a supporting voting rights legislation, they blocked the bigger bill. republicans have shown little interests of getting on board with that. what s the future of this program where a lot of people thought there may be some bipartisan help to get at least the john lewis piece through? well, i have always wondered and i have been puzzled and baffled by this appeal to bipartisanship on this issue. we see republicans across the country at the local level and state level in many ways trying to suppress the vote in order to rig the elections. we have seen it over and over
though, but is very real. all right. and the biden administration released several reports yesterday laying out ways in which climate change is a threat to national security. the reports are the first to look exclusively at the issue of climate and notes risks to american national security will increase in the coming years. the documents include warnings from the intelligence community which identified 11 countries as being particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. that list includes four countries near the united states. among them guatemala and haiti. pentagon officials also warn food shortages along with disagreements over water could lead to unrest. the intelligence reports come as president biden prepares to attend the united nations climate summit in scotland. jonathan lemire, what do they hope to accomplish, the white
of it seems quite obvious but it appears that pete williams was pointing out some of the weak spots trying to drag steve bannon out to testify and that would be the issue of executive privilege. yes, he was not working for the white house. yes, he was not a white house official and arguably pete noted, those are the arguments that he should be shielded from contempt here. the fact that nine republicans in the house voted to enforce the subpoena, i think if you look at it, circumstantially, this is attacked literally on the capitol, on the place of work. members of congress were directly threatened by the insurrection and on top of that
hey, this is not going to happen any time soon, guys.cons. we are in framework mode now. jean robinson, your latest piece from the washington post entitled criticisms of democrats of negotiations and misses a bigger issue. republicans absent from governing and you write in part this, nobody said life was fair but this is ridiculous. democrats are getting pilloried for struggling to do big and important things.
microcasm. building infrastructure across the world. what did all these investments get china ultimately? china is strengthening its partnership in the process. in 2020, a boat came before the u.n. to condemn china for its crack down for prodemocracy and protests in hong kong. if it were not for china s investment in your country, would you voted differently? we have a relationship with china, we don t want to get involved in that kind of joe political issue. we obviously voted to maintain our relationships with china. a concerned military. the facility, this billing right there. with you able to commit