murder awaits a felony hearing set for thursday according to the erie county district attorney. this evening, buffalo is still reeling from the horror with vigils throughout the day, and city mayor brown, pulling no punches about the shooter s motivation. this individual came here with the expressed purpose of taking as many black lives as he possibly could. earlier today, president biden weighed in on the tragedy from the rose garden with the federal response. jill and i, like all of you, pray for the victims and their families and a devastated community. i ve been receiving updates from my team at the white house that is in close contact with the justice department. we are still gathering facts were already the justice department has stated publicly it is investigating the matter as a hate crime. civil civil rights activists like myself as head of the national action. sending thoughts prayers and resources to the community. i ve talked to some of the family members
why are they so concerned about this story and whether or not it s true? after four years of empowering the biggest liar in presidential history, now you have a thing for truth? doubtful. tonight the queen doesn t deny accusations of racism. against the royal family. in the family s first public statement since the bomb drops. but people here on the right continue to savage markle and her story. something struck a nerve with them. was it a multi-racial woman speaking out against an institutional white royal family? no, no it s not about that. what is it about that? the royals aren t questioning what she says about race being used against her by them. they don t deny her allegations about conversations with an unnamed someone questioning how dark the skin of the unborn child would be. so, why are so many here on the right fringe unable to accept the story? could it be that the opposition party is passing laws that disenfranchise minorities. that are all but a constructive frau
President of Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies (BIPSS) Major General (Retd) ANM Muniruzzaman on Thursday stressed on the need for a comprehensive strategy to counter the threat of terrorism in the country.
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to the grocery store. i believe the president will come. i appreciate so much for his outreach. governor, for the last 24 hours, you have said no uncertain terms that this was an act of white supremacist terror. you said that to me on the phone when we talked a couple of times. you stood clearly on that. you calling on social media platforms to crack down on racist content. where does that process began? well, it starts with us calling it out. i should not be the only politician calling this out. i want to hear from people, democrats, republicans, black, white, brown latino everyone everyone should be saying, what? this information is being fermented. it s like a virus, spreading on social media and the dark web. it has to be stopped. it has to be identified. the key thing, reverend, is to identify it. the second it hits. that, in my opinion, is the responsibility of the people
those families who have lost somebody, for those families who have someone still not yet out of the woods, makes me so proud and ensures that el paso will be defined not by this act of white supremacist terror, but the way we have overcome that and showing our differences do not define us or divide us, but instead are the very foundation of our strength, our success, and yes, our security and safety going forward. you have called president trump, as many of us have said, a white supremacist. why do you call him that? this is not just name calling and empty. why do you charge this president with being a white supremacist? he s made the case for all of us, whether it was in his maiden speech for the highest office in the land, describing mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals. they commit crimes at a lower rate than those born in this