marti flacks, thank you very much for being with us. now to hollywood, where the actor will smith has been banned from all academy events or programmes for ten years after he slapped the comedian chris rock at the oscars. let's speak to peter bowes in los angeles. peter, you've been covering this story for more than a week now. it is a remark will turn of events in the history of the oscars, isn't? oh, yeah, the biggest scandal in the history of the oscars, and the academy has moved pretty quickly to punish will smith for what he did, describing his actions as on a septa bull and harmful, and their main argument being that he, apart from the nature of what he did, distracted attention away from the film—makers, the nominees in the winners from their achievements. this event is supposed to be a celebration of the film industry. so they impose this ten year ban. a bit more significant than the people had expected, a ten year ban from attending the oscars, either in person or virtually, and also it applies to any other event that the aca

marti flacks speaking there. the american presidentjoe biden has hosted a celebration for the newest member of the us supreme court. ketanji brown jackson was confirmed by the senate on thursday. she'll become the first black woman to sit on the nation's highest court and only the sixth woman in history. speaking on the south lawn, the incoming justice reflected on the historic nature of her appointment. in my family, it took just one generation to go from segregation to the supreme court of the united states. cheering and it is an honour, the honour of a lifetime, for me to have this chance tojoin the court, to promote the rule of law at the highest level and to do my part to carry our shared project of democracy and equal justice under law forward into the future. latest polling suggests the french president emmanuel macron is just two percentage points ahead of his main rival — the far—right candidate marine le pen — as france prepares to vote in the first round of the presidential election on sunday. th

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the words of the concerned parents echo those of our next guests, riley flack as a father ofat three daughters in oklahoma with his eldest being a student at stillwater middle school, that district has decided to enforce the biden administration policies allowing transgender students to use bathroomserom corresponding to the gender they identify with , flack told fox news digital that a lot of people like to make it a different issue that it is but that the issue is simply that there is a boy being allowed in his daughter'slowe public school bathroom. joining us now is that father riley flac riley. nowxt as you point out, these ae sixth grade girls being forced into this situation. so what's been the reaction to your speaking out here? well, the reaction has been good. i would say we're starting to see some people stand upp and push back and speake the truth and that's we're sorely lacking. i mean, there's been some church leaders and some elected reps that have beene their feet has been held to the fire a little bit on this and it's's there's no sense on this issue. and so that make

marti flacks is a former director at the national security council and is now with the center for strategic and international studies. she gave us her assessment of the un's role in ukraine. this is as you said not the first time we have faced fundamental threats to our international legal order. this situation is unique because of the perpetration of these crimes by a permanent member of the un security council and so it is certainly understandable to call attention to both the russian presence on the security council and the veto power that russia has, but frankly in my view, focusing on the role of the security council and its constraints are not the thing that will help ukraine at this time the most... president zelensky thinks exactly the opposite, why don't theyjust kick russia out? i know they cannot but russia has broken plenty of international laws and rules in recent weeks. why can't the un throw out its own rules and kick russia out? they would certainly be well deserved to do so but there is no mechanism to expel russia from the security council, it is called a permanent seat fo

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marti flacks is director of the human rights initiative at the center for strategic and international studies. in the last couple of hours, president zelensky has been speaking again about the un security council. he says the council exists and security in the world does not for anyone. he has got a point, hasn't he? history is about to repeat itself, they failed to prevent the massacre in rwanda, they failed to stop the death of thousands of bosnian muslims in srebrenica and they are failing again to stop the murder and rape and massacre of ukrainians.— rape and massacre of ukrainians. right now. absolutely. _ ukrainians. right now. absolutely. this - ukrainians. right now. absolutely. this is - ukrainians. right now. absolutely. this is as i ukrainians. right now. i absolutely. this is as you ukrainians. right now. - absolutely. this is as you said not the first time we have faced fundamental threats to our international legal order. this situation is unique because of the perpetrating of these crimes by a permanent member of the un security council and so it is certainly understa

we got flakka from african-american -- flack from african-americans saying, why are you not covering my daughter? i made a point of giving those missing children as much as time. -- airtime. >> they were really slow in sharing the flyers on tv and even putting information out over the news. but the moment something was wrong with her they were all on the phone with me trying to get an interview. >> did someone observe them being forcibly taken? they have information like that, that means an immediate amber alert is usually issued at that point. you know, we use the public and media to get the word out as much as we can. >> you not see your child -- do not see your child being abducted. you cannot necessarily call it amber alert. i would have had to see somebody forcing my daughter into a vehicle in order to get in amber alert. >> this brings us to our question. what needs to be done to hold not only the media but federal government and police cook -- fourth accountable? >> protocols need to be in place. just to shine a light on the issue. >> there was no way to put missing children i

as we saw senator maggie hassan, one vulnerable senate democrat, headed to the border and take some flack at home from latinos. for doing that as a democrat. this is going to catch a lot of democrats, between republicans saying they're not doing enough and people within their own party who disapprove of the way they going about it. host: (202) 748-8001 fort republicans. (202) 748-8000, democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. you mentioned the pandemic. yesterday, the white house coronavirus correspondent -- response court nader talked about the mask mandate and the decision to end the mandate. i want to play a clip of him. [video clip] >> most airlines and transportation systems did lift their mandates. take aside the legal dispute. do you believe the federal mask mandate on transportation is necessary? >> let us go back to 10 days ago when scientists asked for a 15 day extension. why do they need it? cases are rising. they said we need a 15 day time period to assess whether that is going to lead to a spike in hospitalizations and deaths. i think it is important in a pandemic to be able

as we saw senator maggie hassan, one vulnerable senate democrat, headed to the border and take some flack at home from latinos. for doing that as a democrat. this is going to catch a lot of democrats, between republicans saying they're not doing enough and people within their own party who disapprove of the way they going about it. host: (202) 748-8001 fort republicans. (202) 748-8000, democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. you mentioned the pandemic. yesterday, the white house coronavirus correspondent -- response court nader talked about the mask mandate and the decision to end the mandate. i want to play a clip of him. [video clip] >> most airlines and transportation systems did lift their mandates. take aside the legal dispute. do you believe the federal mask mandate on transportation is necessary? >> let us go back to 10 days ago when scientists asked for a 15 day extension. why do they need it? cases are rising. they said we need a 15 day time period to assess whether that is going to lead to a spike in hospitalizations and deaths. i think it is important in a pandemic to be able

asking about the president getting flack, allowing the easter bunny step in, shielding him from answering a question at the traditional easter egg roll and now we found out the identity of the person who is inside and pulled him away. >> i mean, it's too funny. you know, you add this to the things you thought you'd never have to speak about. the president answering questions about afghanistan, pakistan, from a reporter. he said the event was going great, asked about his taxes and he said he already did them like some and then he was interrupted by the easter bunny after he was answering the question about afghanistan saying by the way, the staffer is the director of message planning, megan hayes, you could argue that this is denied, it was a simple redirect and he had other things to do. but on the heel of the series of gaps, you can certainly also argue that they were short shortly shrink the president from trying to keep him from doing something off-the-cuff. >> absolutely. i think knowing this allows you to make your own decision. >> absolutely. >> we will see you soon, kevin, for more

and so then you jumped to now. 32-40s on percent of an increase in murdered flacks. so now you do have the thousand not just a few on the video is horrible irony that's almost created that in a way. we drove it the rage in the division and everything with those videos it to a point wher you now you haven't. another final deeply racist point behind that's it. at the left of the believes the goals of law & order that apply to every body, do not apply to glaxo because of their oppressed . so, who dies? more glaxo. good on you blm and all you leftists who thought you doing good for blacks. what you did is you took away what they really needed which was the civil society which we all want which we all loved law & order taking it away helps no one. this is the civil rights issue of our time. ahead is college worth is sky high cost for no reason why people are reconsidering college . ♪ music playing ♪ >> democrats push to cancel student debt no parents or debating if college is worth th cost. more than half of graduates ove the age of 25 don't actually work in the field

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their flack jackets on, they're ready to roll out. so they've said they got reports one person at least has been injured in the shelling and they're hearing some rockets, as well, so we're going to see what's going on. the shells hit a residential apartment building. the paramedics need to act fast. russian forces are increasingly hitting the same target twice. it's called a double tap, a horrifying strategy to take out rescue workers as they respond. as we see for ourselves. "get in," vladimir shouts, "faster, faster, faster." we take cover under the starwell. aleksandra is trying to find the wounded person but there's no signal. at that moment, another barrage goes off. we brace for the impact. "everybody okay," aleksandra asks? our team member maria has cut up her hands on broken glass. vladimir treats her injuries as aleksandra calls the dispatch again to find where the wounded are. "we've got no connection, we're sitting in the entrance," she says. "and they're shelling the shit out of us." the connection keeps dropping. finally,

their flack jackets on, they're ready to roll out. so they've said they got reports one person at least has been injured in a shelling and they're hearing some rockets as well so we're going to see what's going on. the shells hit a residential apartment building. the paramedics need to act fast. russian forces are increasingly hitting the same target twice. it's called a double tap, a horr horrifying strategy to take out rescue workers as they respond. as we see for ourselves. get in, vladimir shout said, faster, faster, faster, we take cover under the stairwell, aleksandra trying to find the wounded person but there's no signal, at that moment, another barrage goes off. brace for the impact . is everybody okay? aleksandra asks, our team member, maria, has cut up her hands on broken glass. vladimir treats her injuries as aleksandra calls the dispatch again to find where the wounded are. we've got no connection, we're sitting in the entrance, she says. and they're shelling the shit out of us. the connection keeps dropping. finally, she

one, that's where the biden administration seems tied up in knots, citing complex force and catching flack from the left if there is more aggressive border enforcement. the real deal is none of this is going to get solved without comprehensive immigration reform. athat means adressing factors driving migration and fixing the broken immigration system to allow for more legal immigration. only if only someone had proposed that. >> we need to secure our border and fix the immigration system. [ applause ] >> you see that? even ted cruz was applauding. but spoiler alert, he's not actually going to vote for it. even the two remaining republicans from the so-called gang of eight who supported it have been running away from it ever since. so the immigration debate is a classic washington stalemate, politicos make more money fearmongering and fund-raising off a problem than they do actually fixing it. with a balanced bipartisan plan. now the war in ukraine has reminded many americans of the patriotic reasons to welcome refugees into our country. but when it comes to the southern border, people stil

. >> jen psaki has been taking flack since word leaked that she will be joining msnbc and hosting an online show but not for a few weeks. and that awkward overlap for the press secretary has stirred concern among nbc journalists. >> how is it ethical to have these conversations with media outlets while you continue to have a job standing behind that podium? >> well, there are a range of stringent ethical and legal requirements that are imposed on everybody in this administration. >> cnn reported that msnbc staffers complained to news division president noah 70 pen heim that this tarnishes their brand a bit ironic since cnn tried to hire psaki as well. oppenheim argued that nbc news had nothing to do for the hire cable news programming but with top nbc talent offensive appearing on or hosting shows on nbc that distinction may be lost on viewers. msnbc contributors include many obama administration veterans like symone sanders, kamala harris' top spokeswoman was recently hired. psaki who spoke for barack obama's state department before joining cnn and then joining president biden is pa

. >>>> i'm of the natalie holloway case, we got some flack from african-americans saying why you're not covering my daughter? i would make a point of covering those other missing children and give them as much airtime because they deserved it. >> there really is slow in sharing the flyers on tv and putting the information out over the news. but the moment something went wrong with her, they were all on the phone with me trying to get an interview. >> did someone observe them being forcibly taken? when we have information like that, that is something that means -- the amber alert is usually issued at that point. we use the public and the media to get the word out as much as we can. >> you don't see your child being abducted. you cannot necessarily call it an amber alert. it is just a missing child. i would have had to see someone forcing my daughter into this vehicle in order to get an amber alert. >> which brings us to our question. what needs to be done to hold not only the media but also the government and police force accountable? >> to shine a light on this issue. >> there was no wa

actually trying to plant for the next season and trying to harvest, and they're doing so in some cases in flack-jackets with the miners by their side. we're making sure we support those farmers and make sure they have the inputs and seeds to plant to look ahead. you're absolutely right, the cascading effects of putin's invasion are devastating. there's no other way around it. some of the estimates are more than 40 million people will be thrown into poverty just by one man's decision to invade his neighbor. and what we will do is surge emergency food assistance. we are working the phones trying to get other countries that contribute to food stocks around the world to put more supplies out there so the prices come down particularly those who produce fertilizer or wheat along the lines of what ukraine has done for so long. so that's really important, but it's also just going to take plain old humanitarian assistance, and that's what's so tragic, anderson. countries don't want to be receiving humanitarian assistance when they can grow their own crops and feed their own people. but when fertilizer prices sk

but, we as consumers, i know i'm going to get a lot of flack for, this okay? when i was a little girl, i remember picking up a little tea cup my grandmother said made in china, that is junk, put it down. we as consumers need to buy american more and that will push these corporations to stop outsourcing as much and produce more american goods here that are going to be better made and then we are supporting people here that are making those products rather than supporting people in china making those products. >> bret: i doubt you will get a lot of pushback actually. guy, associated press, thinking small biden administration searches for ways to breakthrough. have impact on americans lives far short of goals biden set on taking office. put together white house is trying to regain momentum when the biden is under pressure to recall great ambitions. i never really understood, guys, when he came in and all the articles were biden is going to be the next fdr. even with these majorities that were so small in the house and the senate, he was going to suddenly have the

see i can shamelessly flack for it. you know, you can be dignified, but i'm happy to it's really it's a very powerful read and one of the things in the book and in your testimony is you bring this. i think i called it uncynical outreach. you know about what happened to american democracy and to our system of government, you know that this isn't how things are supposed to work. it's actually shocking you know that the president united states would smear and fire an ambassador who did nothing wrong, you know, do you are you still able to be uncynical? i mean, you know the american system on paper. does it still look as strong to you after all of this? well, as we know this was only the first impeachment or the classic original cookie. yeah, exactly. so not not to make light of a very serious issue and the president was not held accountable. yeah and i think he was emboldened that he thought he could do whatever he wanted. and fast forward through 2020 and the election campaign and then the elections that he lost but that

you know that i have a deal with flacks complaining about my stories years was they werear in the trump administration. they were the biden administration were all over wall street. so mr. dornoch just get online. you know what can i tell you the interesting thing here, i think, tucker , is why they ever thought this thing was ever going to work. you know, think about it. cnn's program and i have friends over there. you know, they have a political point of view. it kind of matches what the administration is doing. the biden administrationstt approval ratings are very low. okay, good point. that's'sth going to hurt their ratings. then you throw on top of that a foray into streaming streaming is a difficult business as the netflix example. you just put out shows and you get probably some of the worst programing from that low rated cable news network such as jake tapper's book club and anderson cooper telling us how to be better parents. better pare i mean, think aboutnt that for a minute. they got some blowhard from nyum ,scott galloway talking about i don't understand why people would tu

. >> believe it or not, i missed you a lot, james has been taking flack since word leaked that she'll be joining msnbc and hosting an online show but not for a few weeks and thatov awkward overlap for the press secretary has stirred concernce amongrn nbc journalists. how is it possible to have these conversations media alex, while you continue to have a job in the video? [i well, there are a range of stringent ethical and legaled requirements that are imposed on everybody in this administration. >> cnn oin reported that nbc staffers complained to news division president noah oppenheim at this tarnishes their brand a bit ironic since cnn tried to hire soki as well up and i've argued that nbc news had nothing to do with the hire for the cable channels opinion programingg. but with top nbc talent oftenn appearing on or hosting shows on msnbc, that distinction may be lost on viewers. msnbcc contributors include many obama administration veterans and simonsenen. kamala harris is top spokeswoman was recently hired . soki, who spoke for barack obama's state department before joining cnn and

the state department's flack all but accused him of working for vladimir putin. soso that's what happens when yu ask uncomfortable questions. the media caught on quickly and stopped asking them. but for weeks w the administration continued to release more of what it calledis declassified intelligence about russia's plans a. officials said that putin was w about to use chemical weapons in ukraine. joe biden himself repeated that story and that's why biden told us weth need to send anothr 14 billion in tax dollars to the ukrainian government. everyone in washington accepted this at face value and the u.s. government sent the money. but biden was not telling the truth. and weeks later the administration admitted that according to nbc news, tr multiple biden administration officials have confirmed no evidences quote russia has brought any chemical weapons near any ukraine. w so that wasn't true . but it wasn't the only lie nbc described as fiction about chemical weapons as just one of a quote string of examples of unverified information by the administrationfi claime

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print we saw senator maggie hassan, one vulnerable senate democrat, headed to the border and take some flack at home from latinos. -- for doing that as a democrat. this is going to catch a lot of democrats, between republicans saying they're not doing enough and people within their own party who disapprove of the way they going about it. host: (202) 748-8001 fort republicans. (202) 748-8000, democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. yesterday, the white house coronavirus correspondent -- response court nader talked about the mask mandate and the decision to end the mandate. i want to play a clip of him. [video clip] >> most airlines and transportation systems did lift their mandates. take aside the legal dispute. do you believe the federal mask mandate on transportation is necessary? >> let us go back to 15 -- 10 days ago when scientists asked for a 15 day extension. why do they need it? cases are rising. they said we need a 15 day time period to assess whether that is going to lead to a spike in hospitalizations and deaths. i think it is important in a pandemic to be able to give scientists