happy friday, all. those thousands of migrants are packed under the bridge in del rio, texas, most coming from haiti and fox news is told another 10,000 migrants are making their way to the border as we speak. they could arrive in the coming days. the number of people crossing the southern border surged to record numbers not seen in the last 20 years, after president biden overturned some of former president trump s harsh immigration policies. officials said there were 200,000 last month alone, that is a whopping 317% increase from august of 2020. this comes as we learn the tina fey is restricting flight activity over the bridge, saying border patrol requested temporary flight restriction due to drones on the border, as woo any temporary flight restriction, media can call the faa to operate in the area, curious timing. texas senator ted cruz says the public needs to know what is happening. i just finished going with my cell phone, taking videos of what is happening there.
them as reagan and thatcher did. j.d. vance wrote a big best seller called hillbilly elegy which ron howard turned into a movie with big mainstream stars glenn close and amy adams. advances gloat the quote the liberal media white trash splainer while the new york times called hillbilly elegy one of the six best boots. j.d. vance didn t vote for trump he voted for the third guy what s his name i can t be bothered looking him up. he didn t identify explicitly as conservative and insofar as is he by profession a venture capitalists one assumed the incline more to the libertarian koch brothers. cheap labor. the other day he announced that he is running for the republican nomination for the senate in ohio. he has admitted he was wrong on trump. he is being to mar-a-lago to chew over his senate run with the president. so a lot of people are mad at him right now. not least the hollywood crowd who resent having been suckered into sticking beloved a list stories story by a maga trum
i m back in dallas, y all. yeah! while we often think about the black trans community being in big cities like l.a. and new york, we need to see that black trans folks are everywhere, even in a state like texas where 70% of the state identifies at christian. sadly, that creates an environment where l kbrks btq plus rights are constantly under attack. that s why it is important to be here in dallas because despite everything the black trans community is out, proud and insisting on living their best lives, whether you like it or not. so here is the word. ezekiel 37:1-14. the hand of the lord brought me out the spirit of the lord and sat me down in the midst of the valley. and in that valley was full of dry bones. listen to what they said. our bones are dry. our hope is lost. and we ourselves are cutoff. goodness gracious. don t i know something about that. as a woman of trans experience, don t i know something about that. jesus. preach! preach! i was reared in a very
you may have noticed lately that the gop is working overtime to make the lives of trans people more difficult than their lives already are. the gop wants to kick trans people out of bathrooms, sports. 31 states introduced legislation. the military. doctor s offices. anti-transgender health care. and trans women especially are under threat at all times. was shot and killed on an east dallas street saturday morning. then those of you who know all that s awful call trans people brave for putting up with it. trans people don t want to have to be brave. they just want to be. this week we are talking to black trans women in dallas, texas, about trying to just be. i m back in dallas, y all. yay! while we often think about the black trans community being in big cities like l.a. and new york, we need to see that black trans folks are everywhere. even in a state like texas, where 70% of the population identifies as christian, and not just easter/christmas christian, meg
and heading for a hug: people in england prepare to hold their loved ones as lockdown rules are set to ease again. hello and welcome to the programme. the united nations security council will meet this afternoon to discuss continuing tensions injerusalem. further violence broke out last night between israeli police and palestinians, and there s concern that a march due to take place today could become another flashpoint. mark lobel reports. for a third night, clashes around israel s holiest sites, this entrance tojerusalem s old city at a sensitive time. palestinian protesters and israeli police take part in running battles. all the wild, the israeli government s resolve remains undiluted. translation: we resolve remains undiluted. translation: resolve remains undiluted. translation: we will enforce law and order translation: we will enforce law and order decisively - translation: we will enforce law and order decisively and i law and order decisively and responsibly. we w