i think the first step is mask wearing. - public about mask wearing? i think the first step is mask wearing. at | the first step is mask wearing. at the first step is mask wearing. at the moment, we do not know much about— the moment, we do not know much about this _ the moment, we do not know much about this new variant. i mean, it could _ about this new variant. i mean, it could be — about this new variant. i mean, it could be that once they discover more, _ could be that once they discover more. it— could be that once they discover more. it is— could be that once they discover more, it is not particularly worse than _ more, it is not particularly worse than we — more, it is not particularly worse than we think. sol more, it is not particularly worse than we think. so i think is a good first step. — than we think. so i think is a good first step, mask wearing sets us on the right— first step, mask wearing sets us on the right track.— the right track. thank you both so much and good — the right track. thank you both so much and good

wearing a mask is the first step and wearing a proper though, is the first step and wearing a properthough, it is the first step and wearing a proper though, it fits across your nose, where it over your nose, don't know how many times we have seen people with their mask under their nose, tight under the chain, fits closely on your cheeks, that will make the difference because this is all about decreasing the spread, the aerosol spray tan the droplet spread from the virus can be decreased if people were masks.— from the virus can be decreased if people were masks. what can you say about the different _ people were masks. what can you say about the different in _ people were masks. what can you say about the different in sight _ people were masks. what can you say about the different in sight the - about the different in sight the national psyche in some countries where people very readily respond to messages on mask wearing compared to others where there is not the same uptake? it others where there is not the same u take? , , . ., uptake? it is interesting. i chaired the horn uptake? it

we do welcome the fact that mask wearing is being reintroduces in communal areas. wearing is being reintroduces in communalareas. in primary wearing is being reintroduces in communal areas. in primary school, when adults are meeting they will be wearing masks as well. we do wish the government had gone further, and in secondary schools mandated mask wearing in classrooms as weller because they are communal areas and area where they are often very crowded and where pupils and teachers spent most time. what crowded and where pupils and teachers spent most time. what about in rima teachers spent most time. what about in primary schools? _ teachers spent most time. what about in primary schools? we, _ teachers spent most time. what about in primary schools? we, we _ in primary schools? we, we understand _ in primary schools? we, we understand from _ in primary schools? we, we understand from the - in primary schools? we, we understand from the old - in primary schools? we, we - understand from the old variant that transmission in secondary is stronger, secondary age children transmit more and there

mask wearing in yearsix, and primary schools are saying mask wearing in year six, and the children seem to be able to do that, but we do think that that needs to be looked at, but certainly, it was the case in secondary that year seven, children age 11 and above wore masks and we think that that is a sensible move to be reintroduced at this time as well. you a sensible move to be reintroduced at this time as well.— at this time as well. you did su: est at this time as well. you did suggest at _ at this time as well. you did suggest at the _ at this time as well. you did suggest at the beginning - at this time as well. you did | suggest at the beginning you at this time as well. you did - suggest at the beginning you wished that the government had gone further, i suppose, that the government had gone further, isuppose, the that the government had gone further, i suppose, the government is making judgments, isn't it, the overwhelming message about this new variant is at the moment we don't know, we don't know how transmissionable it is. how severe it is in terms of the outcomes of infec

and eve one was wearing a mask inside. and everyone had — was wearing a mask inside. and everyone had them on but no buddy ? me my— everyone had them on but no buddy ? me my daughter with the ones at the nronlb _ me my daughter with the ones at the nronlb it's _ me my daughter with the ones at the month. it's no more intrusive than a seat belt, _ month. it's no more intrusive than a seat belt, we — month. it's no more intrusive than a seat belt, we should all be wearing masks _ seat belt, we should all be wearing masks and — seat belt, we should all be wearing masks and i think we've stopped and there _ masks and i think we've stopped and there is— masks and i think we've stopped and there is a _ masks and i think we've stopped and there is a case to be made for this. in there is a case to be made for this. in speaking — there is a case to be made for this. in speaking to some venues recently, 'ust in speaking to some venues recently, just researching this issue, look, we really— just researching this issue, look, we really need the government to step forw

you should not wear a mask to try to avoid getting it quote, wearing a mask is a little or no effect on respiratory virus transmission. he says. now that he is surgeon general of the state of florida, he does press conferences with governor desantis, where he warns ominously about how unsafe the vaccines are. because strangers around the country have told him so. >> the reality of what's how safety vaccines, are is absolutely not public. it's not public because, when people and i know this for a fact, because patients of mine, colleagues of mine, strangers around the country who have contacted me about their experiences, in healthy people, who had adverse reactions after the vaccines. there has been a concerted effort to prevent these types of stories these experiences, from receiving the attention that they obviously should receive. >> yes, we definitely have not had any in this country to anyone having an adverse event from vaccine. that has not been covered. but strangers around the country have told him that's the truth. so, he's speaking a surgeon general of the state of florida

from tuesday morning it is expected mask wearing in shops . is expected mask wearing in shops and on public transport will be compulsory. bringing england in line with the other nations. anyone arriving in that uk will need to be tested, and any omicron contacts will have to isolate. the government has stopped short of rolling out plan b, with no vaccine passports or people advised to work from home. something advised by stage and in place in scotland. the us company moderna says it should know in the coming weeks if current vaccines would work against the omicron variant and if needed a newjab could be available early in the new year. ~ ., , , ., year. we have some experiments that need to net year. we have some experiments that need to get done. _ year. we have some experiments that need to get done. this _ year. we have some experiments that need to get done. this is _ year. we have some experiments that need to get done. this is a _ need to get done. this is a dangerous looking virus but i think we have many tools to be able to fight it, so i am optimistic. the government — fig

he refused to wear a mask. he said the reason he didn't want to wear a mask is he wanted to see her talking, he wanted her to see him talking. which is absolutely ridiculous. you mentioned earlier that there's no background of him bs actually carrying for clinical o patients with covid-19 and if you think about it, it makes sense. anybody that cares for covid-19 patients or any patients with an airborne illness in general, we wear a mask and gown. why?at because we want to prevent the a transmission of disease, and w that is a minimal effort from the treatment standpoint if you're a provider to protect that patient.tm and so if you don't even believe that, the fact that he would be opposed to wearing a mask says that everything that you need to know because simply put he's being unethical, and that in and of itself should disqualify him. >> when you and these 300-plus other florida doctors in october asked the florida senate to more closely scrutinize his nomination to be attorney general in the state, what was

this is a group from a state of the union address all wearing white, and they're wearing white to recall the suffragists in particular. is so, actually, the suffragists wore white as we saw with the photograph from the 199 13 parade. they -- 1913 parade. they did it for two reasons. one was to emphasize their morality, their virtue, to suggest that they were kind of pure and also kind of connotations that white might have for us. the other reason they did it is because they wanted to show up in black and white photographs. so in these black and white photographs of people marching in the streets, they knew that women in white would show up better in black and white photographs. and and they knew that those back and white photographs, when they were printed in newspapers, they would show up even better. so even in the 21st century when we see these women in white, you know, in congress, sitting in congress at the state of the union or even in this photograph here, they do tend to stand out, and that is, you know, one of the reasons why suffragists chose white to begin with. so in a lot of

we are all wearing masks. but when _ the moment. we are all wearing masks. but when you _ the moment. we are all wearing masks. but when you are - the moment. we are all wearing masks. but when you are out. the moment. we are all wearing | masks. but when you are out and about, the number of people you see wearing masks has really fallen. what are your views, ashley? t wearing masks has really fallen. what are your views, ashley? i think it's still important _ what are your views, ashley? i think it's still important to _ what are your views, ashley? i think it's still important to wear _ what are your views, ashley? i think it's still important to wear a - what are your views, ashley? i think it's still important to wear a mask, l it's still important to wear a mask, it's still important to wear a mask, it's been— it's still important to wear a mask, it's been shown that it reduces the risk of— it's been shown that it reduces the risk of transmitting to other people _ risk of transmitting to other people. and slightly reduces your risk of— people. and

just don't want to wear facemasks. somehow your members shop owners, other sectors like public transport, have to administer that. but to be clear, they don't have enforcement powers so they cannot enforcement powers so they cannot enforce it. it is down to the public to behave responsibly. those people who don't want to wear face mass, it is a question of social responsibility. the reason you wear a facemask is not to protect yourself, but to protect others. in terms of the experience, what problems did your colleagues have during the period when masks were required? the during the period when masks were reuuired? , .,, , , required? the problem is, every time the government _ required? the problem is, every time the government changes _ required? the problem is, every time the government changes the - required? the problem is, every time the government changes the rules i required? the problem is, every time the government changes the rules on | the government changes the rules on what precautions have to be followed

don't wear a mask. all you need to do is take hydroxychloroquine, sure it's a malaria drug, but just trust us, that and zinc, that's the cure you need. that group that convened that press conference called itself america's front line doctors. among the other claims associated with one speaker at that event, if you have ovarian cysts, that's because you've been having session with demons in your sleep, very bad, you should stop doing that, and then your ovarian cysts will go away. also, the u.s. government is run by reptiles or to be more specific, it's run by reptilian people. the people in charge of america are secretly lizards, which we need to take into account, whenever they give us public health advice. you shouldn't trust western medicine at all because it's made with alien dna. how else could they make those pills for stuff except by extracting dna for aliens and cramming it into the people and trick you into taking it. that's how the lizard people stay in charge. now, because the america's front

and then they did the hokey pokey and said no, no, you do have to wear a mask. they have said that boosters were not necessarily going to be thing and mandates, not going necessarily going to be a thing. and now we have both boosters and mandate. so if he goes back on this, it will, i think, a road, some of the confidence that biden came in with, remember, he was partly elected because he was the adult in the room. he was somebody for whom was a political veteran that would not see a new problem and therefore would be able to handle it better than the bull in the china shop that donald trump was. if he doesn't show com, even handed leadership on this, and i don't think he particularly has on this or many other things. then he's going to continue to see his approval rating a road like it is right now when it's under water, by nearly 10 point. the white house at odds with the states, the republicans taking on the democrats. so democrats timing on a caliber of facts surrounding on the, on faxed. like i said, for all those promises appealing, it looks like it's a lo

we have a woman smoking a cigar, women wearing mens clothing, women wearing bloomers. and i should note these bloomer skirts are very short. and a in reality a lot of women who wear bloomers their skirts were down to the ankles. another woman off to the right side pulling up her bloomer pant and showing off her ankle again. and also in this image have two women with their backs toward us who are actually linking arms giving a suggestion these women are so reliant on each other and so interested in only promoting interests perhaps of other women that they're romantically interested in other women as well and kind of fully abandon men in this version of their reality. and so i want to kind of connect this to some of the civil war industry you've been probably talking about in your conversations. by the time we get to the civil war era, the 19th century the association between womens dress with weakness, with frivolity, with the kind of person you don't take very seriously politically or otherwise becomes part of a meme related to the capture of jefferson davis after the

she's wearing bloomers. she's showing off her ankles, which may not seem very scandalous to us in the 21st century but would have been remarkable in 1851. she has her hand fairly condescendingly placed on this man's head who is hunched over, kind of looking like an older woman, mending clothes, during menial tasks. both of them are ignoring the child who is crying in the front of the room. you know, his banner says "no more papa and mama." in the background, we have these two women both holding banners as well, also wearing bloomers. one says "no more basement and kitchen." and i think she's intending to represent a servant, a working class woman. and the other woman is a back woman who is smoking a pipe, and she has a sign protesting slavery. so we have this scene that's very much kind of in the same world of the previous one. it's suggesting that if women gain rights, if women win power, they're going to abandon their domestic duties. they're going to force men to become more womanly. and it's going to lea

and so they're allowed to wear it, but they shouldn't be proselyte of this region. and don't, this is really a big problem, is that the islamists you said 2 or press women in, in the areas of france where the police doesn't they go any more and women wearing just to have peace? that's a problem. carol. sure. if i need it, please, carol. yes, i was just, i am a what you say. but saying that the freedom is not when the hedge up, whereas my personal point of view is, is for women to be free and not to wear the any scar. but when you talk to muslim a woman here in france and in other countries, you have some women that say that i want to word that it might have freedom and i feel ok. we're in that. so we as european, we cannot tell or say to any woman what you should wear, what you should, not the way if they want to way. we might disagree, but they have the right to way with it. and the friends, a generation, the friends and geographical, the difference. a you go to great britain or to the united or canada. you can see women working with their car and friends, people a

was expelled for wearing one accost of you. so it's all about freedom of expression where keen to spread the message that clothes don't have agenda and that we should all be free to express ourselves as we choose. however, richard lucas, the leader of the scottish family party, believed the initiative will only increase the already large number of children who suffer from gender confusion. what's happening in western culture at the moment, is there is a move to see any gender distinction as a problem. and to try and subvert it, over comments and one way or another. i now as to say whether or not the end result might be close to when i threw up really probably is impulsive in most cases. trying to use children as part of that process at a stage where there is where skirts are clearly seen as female clerk. and so you're saying through a boy, basically dresses a girl. that's very helpful because gender confusion is an epidemic in the western world. remember, there's a massive increase in the number of children or young people who

, wear a mask. the government must help businesses _ wear a mask. the government must help businesses like _ wear a mask. the government must help businesses like iceland - wear a mask. the government must help businesses like iceland to - help businesses like iceland to enforce mask wearing if that is what they need. we spend millions on security each year but the scale of this issue is such that we cannot police everything every hour of everyday. police everything every hour of eve da . . , , , , everyday. perhaps the biggest chances everyday. perhaps the biggest changes announced _ everyday. perhaps the biggest changes announced in - everyday. perhaps the biggest changes announced in the - everyday. perhaps the biggest changes announced in the iasti everyday. perhaps the biggest i changes announced in the last 24 changes announced in the last 2a others are the modifications to the booster programme, slashing the gap between second jab and booster from six months to three and opening up the stairs

if it's going to i impact, i'll wear it. i'm really happy to wear mine. i've worn it all the way through. i've never really not worn them on public transport. i don't think they should ever have taken the masks away, really. i think it should have been there all the time. it'sjust something that reduces transmission so it is quite important. when rules were relaxed injuly, train and bus operators continued to urge passengers to continue wearing masks. but the numbers fell off, even when infection rates were rising. as measures have rolled back over the summer, we've obviously seen less people wearing masks. obviously, it is a change in policy from today so from this morning, we'll be starting to see more people behind me wearing masks and obviously, just encouraging people for the remainder, you know, while the policy exists, to wear a mask on public transport. the rules will be reviewed in three weeks when more is known about the new omicron variant. spencer stokes, bbc look north, leeds. football is being used to encourage unemployed dads to seek job ad

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they only wear them for show. it's quite clear the elite in america do not think masters are necessary or don't think that they do anything or both. but they're still happy to thrust that restraint on the public and to punish them when the public does not meet the requirements of the law. gigantic, visible hypocrisy, it's an election changer. so let's even the playing field. let's say masks do work because that's what they're saying. to what extent do you think that prominent politicians flooding their own covered rules undermines the public confidence in those rules. and then specifically as well and well, continue please. no, i'm just going to say what, what does it mean for their public perception and for the perception of those rules? well, there's an important thing to consider that is a byproduct of mask requirements that i think is absolutely necessary. if you're a democrat, you have an election coming up in just about exactly a year. and if you don't keep americans in masks, then you are not able to contin

he was wearing the traditional outfit of southern libya, much like his father was wearing in his famous speech in 2011 when he said he was going to purify the libyan rats, as he called them, who were protesting for freedom and democracy. room by room, he said, street by street he was going to purify these people from the country. safe islam, what does this mean for him to run for president at this time? he is a very divisive figure. he is also wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity, including attacks on civilians and peaceful protesters. we are already seeing the effect. we are starting to see reaction in western libya. mostly that reaction is coming from a constitutional framework. according to a previous agreement, a constitutional framework has to be agreed upon by the legislative sides. what does that mean? who can run for president, what kind of powers does a president have? these are questions that remain to be solved by the various sides. with saif's appearance back into political view, we are seeing people in western libya -- tribal leaders, civil

although fortunately, the officer was wearing a bullet proof vest and was not harmed. officials, i say the suspect was then quote, neutralized according to reports, he was shocked by another police officer, but it's not clear whether he survived. the french interior minister says he is on his way to the crime scene. now the motive is unclear at this stage, but some witnesses say the suspect shouted something about a profit. for now, the biden administration's push for mandatory cove vaccinations has exposed an enormous divide in the united states. over the weekend on appeals court temporarily blocked the government's job requirements for businesses. that certainly didn't stop people from taking to the strains. ah, the contested or vaccine monday would apply to old us businesses with at least $100.00 employees at a time of high infection rate. so averaging around $73000.00 per day. vaccines are already obligatory for public officials. despite a federal appeals court blocking the private sector requirement, the surgeon general insists the measures a needed the president in the administra

we think mask wearing should be commonplace in common spaces. we think people should be able to work from home where it is possible. i think we should have been doing all those things already. we want them to be doing that now, we especially want them to go further on the booster jabs. want them to go further on the boosterjabs. i don't want to decry the vaccination programme, it has been very successful, but with regards to boosters, the girl to do have a million today so we have all the over 40s boosted by christmas, we are a long way below that. what the prime minister has announced todayis the prime minister has announced today is below that rate. he talks about boosting the booster programme, we want to see that and see community facilities used. getting this jabs out is going to be crucial and i think we could go further. , crucial and i think we could go further. ._ ., ,., .,, further. one way to boost the programme — further. one way to boost the programme is _ further. one way to boost the programme is to _ further. one way to boost t

they only wear them for show. it's quite clear the elite in america do not think masks are necessary or don't think that they do anything or both. but they're still happy to thrust that restraint on the public and to punish them when the public does not meet the requirements of the law. gigantic, visible hypocrisy, all right, and renewed, pandemic clamped down across much of western europe has sparked widespread st. unrest and clashes with police. however, the european union is distancing itself from the tough security response, saying that's purely a matter for national governments. hm . with that since the european commission was not present at the scene of the riots and is not a police organization, it is not in the best position to comment on the actions of the police of the e. you states the maintenance of public order is strictly within the scope of the national forties of the e you states, and is supervised by the national courts. and the european commission is not in the best position to make specific comm

-- mask wearing. that is a big hurdle, isn't it? >> a big challenge. people are fatigued. we all want to be out of this. we need to be creative in how to reach people who are going to be hard to reach. offer vaccines at concerts, at football games. use every possible idea to increase vaccine uptake. we need to learn how to better message the importance of vaccines. rob: it seems as though, from past discussions we have had, that one of the most common solutions to this would be to effectively produce a society which is haves and have-nots. if you have the vaccine, you can lead a normal life. if you do not, you cannot do x, y, and z. is that something practical? do you think at the end of the day, governments have to step up and say you get your freedoms if you have the vaccine, you have fewer freedoms if you don't? >> yes, i do support this idea. it really works. when we look at france or italy, at the moment, there vaccination campaigns seem to be not successful anymore, so they introduced covid pass

they only wear them for show. it's quite clear the elite in america do not think masks are necessary or don't think that they do anything or both. but they're still happy to thrust that restraint on the public and to punish them when the public does not meet the requirements of the law. gigantic, visible hypocrisy. alright, renewed pen demick clamp down across much of western europe as far as widespread st unrest and clashes with police. however, the european union is distancing itself from the tough security response, saying that's purely a matter for national governments. ah, since the european commission was not present at the scene of the riots and is not a police organization, it is not in the best position to comment on the actions of the police of the e you states. the maintenance of public order is strictly within the scope of the national forties of the you states and is supervised by the national courts. and the european commission is not in the best position to make specific comments. earlier this month

a theatre, out and about not wearing a mask, _ a theatre, out and about not wearing a mask, even— a theatre, out and about not wearing a mask, even at a hospital a couple of weeks _ a mask, even at a hospital a couple of weeks ago. if you want people to do this and — of weeks ago. if you want people to do this and we need to do this that you have _ do this and we need to do this that you have to— do this and we need to do this that you have to lead by example. it would _ you have to lead by example. it would be — you have to lead by example. it would be quite a good idea if boris johnson _ would be quite a good idea if boris johnson did it. i think what's interesting is that this is actually how we — interesting is that this is actually how we deal with this, how the country— how we deal with this, how the country deals with this. it's probably— country deals with this. it's probably a good indicator of what lies ahead in the future. because as nigel— lies ahead in the future. because as nigel said. — lies ahead in the future. because as nigel said, this is about buy

stop of course, i would never wear those, i said if we won the grand prix, would you wear the trousers? of course, because you will never win a grand prix. no, we did. and frank had to wear those tartan trousers! and it was sad that he was so ill at the end that, in a way, today he has passed away in peace. and for that, i think frank would appreciate that. a wonderful man, wonderfulfood british man, wonderful food british motorsport. man, wonderfulfood british motorsport. very proud of his knighthood and he correctly got the knighthood. and he brought alonso many successful grand prix drivers to the very top and winning world championships. you to the very top and winning world championships.— to the very top and winning world championships. you mentioned his illness at the _ championships. you mentioned his illness at the end _ championships. you mentioned his illness at the end but _ championships. you mentioned his illness at the end but one - championships. you mentioned his illness at the end but one major. illness at the end but one major life defining moment was his car accid

and although wearing had job is legal. it's not a load in certain public places, including schools and government offices in 2018, the united nations human rights committee said the french rule violates the freedom of religion. earlier we discussed the story of carol sham lew, an attorney in paris, an independent journalist look reveal 1st they communicated very badly. the concept of the campaign is wrong because the freedom is to take it away. they jock in awful, a woman mostly women are allowed in, in the opening public places in europe to wear the heads car. fine, but to promote it. this is completely crazy. we might disagree, but they have the right to way with it. and the france, generation difference and geographical difference, anglo saxon accept that, and france people are lacking. people don't accept the young people, young woman, here in france, even the young french woman accept. they say if they want to wear this discard, let them were discovered in all this was a bad campaign. and the war culture from the west

they only wear them for show. it's quite clear the elite in america do not think master are necessary or don't think that they do anything or both. but they're still happy to thrust that restraint on the public and to punish them when the public does not meet the requirements of the law. gigantic, visible hypocrisy. one of the number of will power is have started to push the citizens to get these to show us. but that does come to some people in poor country still can't even get a single dose. we'll discuss this more dilemma with a panel of guess a bit later on in the program. i being against mass mandates and critical race theory use apparently enough to get you docs in texas, parents that claim a member of the racial equity committee in a local school district. publish that personal details on the internet. and they claim that they were ridiculed for their views on critical rights theory. and that legal case, challenging mosque, mandates, told daniel was on the list and explained what happened. we filed a lawsuit

they only wear them for show. it's quite clear the elite in america do not think master are necessary or don't think that they do anything or both. but they're still happy to thrust that restraint on the public and to punish them when the public does not meet the requirements of the law. gigantic, visible hypocrisy. alright, a renewed pandemic lamp down across much of western europe has sparked widespread st unrest and clashes with police. however, european union is distancing itself from the tough security response, saying that it is purely a matter for national governments. mm with that since the european commission was not present at the scene of the riots and is not a police organization, it is not in the best position to comment on the actions of the police of the e you states, the maintenance of public order is strictly within the scope of the national authorities of the you states, under supervised by the national courts and the european commission is not in the best position to make specific comments. earl

the officer, as we understand, was wearing a bullet proof vest and remains on the hood. but the interior ministry is reportedly saying this is well, possibly an act of terrorism. let's, i learn more about this right now. crossing live now to our correspondent in france . charlotte dubin ski. lottie. could you talk us through exactly what happened in can and what's the reaction been so far? yes, that's why it's 6 30 am local time. this attack was carried out. we understand the police officer was in a vehicle just outside his police station and the attacker opened the door of the car and then attempted to stab the officer to death. now we understand at the office to survive without any injuries. as you mentioned, there, thanks to his bullet proof vests, but we do understand from sources on the ground that while that attack was attempted, the aggressor shouted that this was being done in the name of the muslim prophet. now we understand that a colleague of that police officer who is attacked aimed fire straight away at the attack, it severely injuring them and they are now

no, the other way around. remembering that women are free to wear the he job is one thing to say that freedom is in the he job is another, it's promoting it. is this the role of the council of europe? the slogan, freedom is in her job was thought up during an online workshop. the council of europe says it's simply reflects what was said by some of the participants. a full of ocean goes, beauty is in diversity as freedom is in her job. response in france has drawn criticism across europe with many saying it shows a lack of respect for the right of women to choose what to wear. now it's a particularly hot topic in france as it was the 1st european country to introduce a nation wide ban on full face islam and veils in 2011. and although wearing the head job is legal is not allowed in certain public places like schools and government offices in 2018, the united nations human rights committee said the french rule violates the freedom of religion. earlier we discussed a story with a crucial shamela when attorney in paris and independent journalist, luc living, they communicated very badly.

and although wearing the, her job is legal is not allowed in certain public places. for example, schools and government offices in 2018. the united nations human rights committee said the french rule violates the freedom of religion. earlier, we discussed the story with a cruise sham. lou and attorney and paris and independent journalist luc living. they can make it very badly. the concept of the campaign is wrong because the freedom is to take it away. they jock, in awful, a woman mostly women are allowed in, in the opening public places in europe to wear the heads car, fine, but to promote it. this is completely crazy. we might disagree, but they have the right to weigh with it. and the french generation, the friends and geography, paul b, difference, anglo saxon and france. people are lacking. people don't accept the young people, young woman. here in france, even the young french woman accept. they say if they want to wear this discard, let them were discovered in all this was a bad campaign. and the war culture from the west is terrible and from the gain of plac

. >> when he threatened you, that's what he was wearing? >> i believe the first time he threatened me he was wearing a red shirt with a blue bandanna. the second time, he had it wrapped around his face. >> had what wrapped around his face? >> his t-shirt. >> so he wasn't wearing a shirt the second time around? >> correct. >> and you indicated at one point you thought he had a chain in his hand? >> i believe so. >> when he made the threat to you with a red shirt on and a blue bandanna, did he have the chain in his hand? >> i think one of the times he did. >> okay. so which of the times was it? >> i can't recall off the top of my head. i think it was the time when he was threatening to cut people's hearts out. >> i don't need to know the threat, i just need to know when it was. was it the first time or the second time? >> it was the second time. >> what was he wearing the second time? >> he was masked -- the shirt wrapped around his face. >> he didn't have a short on his torso? >> correct. >> and you could see, when he didn't have a shirt on

when he threatened you, that's what he was wearing? >> i believe the first time he threatened me, he was wearing a red shirt with a blue bandanna. the second time, he had it wrapped around his face. >> had what wrapped around his face? >> his t-shirt. >> so he wasn't wearing a shirt the second time around. >> correct. >> and you indicated at one point, you thought he had a chain in his hand. >> i believe so. >> when he made the threat to you with the red shirt on, blue bandanna, did he have a chain in his hand? >> i think one of the times he did. >> okay. so which of the times was it? >> i can't recall. off the top of my head. i think it was the time when he was threatening to cut people's hearts out. >> i don't need to know the threat. just which time it was. the first time or the second time. >> second time. the second time. >> what was he wearing the second time? >> he was masked, well, the shirt wrapped around his face. >> and he didn't have -- he didn't have a shirt on his torso. >> correct. >> and you could see when he didn't hav

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they only wear them for show. it's quite clear the elite in america do not think masters are necessary or don't think that they do anything or both. but they're still happy to thrust that restraint on the public and to punish them when the public does not meet the requirements of the law. gigantic, visible hypocrisy, a renewed pandemic plant down across much of western europe has sparked widespread st unrest and clashes with police. however, the european union is distancing itself from a tough security response, saying that's purely a matter for national governments. now since the european commission was not present at the scene of the riots and is not a police organization, it is not in the best position to comment on the actions of the police of the you states. the maintenance of public order is strictly within the scope of the national forties of the you states and is supervised by the national courts. and the european commission is not in the best position to make specific comments. earlier this month that an

carley: lexi, why do you have an issue with wearing a mask? i was reading something that you said about how you think it's fine if other students want to wear one but you don't think it should be forced on you? >> yeah. i just don't personally like it. i don't think that it really anything in my personal opinion. beforehand, i was testing the waters, i was like i'll put it under my nose and after that i'm going to put be it under my lip and after that i put it under my chin and at that point i was like why am i wearing it if it's acceptable to wear it under my chin so i took it off he completely. carley: you were put on paid leave. would you say the district's hands are tied because this is a state rule, right? >>> that's the common excuse we have. we have to get past whether you're a teacher or administrator, we're complicit in continuing to agree and go on with indefinite mask mandates, the vaccine mandate and the common excuse that we have to do what the state wants doesn't hold up anymore many we need to unite with people that are like min