now but here at monument to john riley once stood i guess maybe they need a new sign. maybe they replaced it since the last time i was there but anyway the san patricio has become a heroic and mexico they become seen of course as traders in the united states and when scott catches him is going to hang 27 of john riley who had deserted prior to hostilities his branded with a d on his cheeks for deserter and then and then let go it's thought that he continued living in mexico, but people say they know i don't know if anybody really knows there's a couple good books on john riley. so that's chura busko and contrerasan on august 20th rather than advance on the capitol scott decides to offer an armistice to santa ana. the american diplomat trist was his name had been in mexico city. for for quite a while now, and he think well, maybe that'll have give peace a chance to work. give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. so he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a foreman or foreign army the mexicans might negotiate a

there is a sand patricia street there, there used to be a little monument to john riley. last time i was there, someone had taken it. there was just a marvel block. here a monument to john riley once stood, i guess, maybe they need a new sign, maybe they replaced it since last time i was there. anyway, the sand patricia become heroic in mexico, they become traitors in the united states. when scott catches them, he's gonna hang 27 of them. john riley who had resorted. -- brandon's cheeks for deserter and then let go, he continue living in mexico, people say they know i don't know if anyone really knows. there is a couple good books on john riley. that's terrible school and contrasts on august 20th. rather than advance on the capitol, scott decides to offer a -- two santa ana. the american diplomat, trust that was his name, he did in mexico city for quite a while now. he thought, maybe that will give peace a chance to work, give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a foreign

that's a great question, riley. john f. kennedy was a journalist himself. he worked for newspapers during the second world war after he came back from combat. he had admired journalists. he thought that he might by a newspaper in his post presidency. i think there was a distinct possibility that he appreciated the furthest and as being a fundamental part of american democracy. you knew the value and cultivating relationships. i can tell you in talking to you, who had a few scars on his calves from being metaphorically kicked by john f. kennedy for his coverage, kennedy had enormous respect for hugh and what he did. we have respect for the professionalism. he also knew the clout of time magazine. time again was a bohemian at the time. i think things start to fade when we are in the johnson presidency. bear in mind that john f. kennedy created this liberal tide. it is liberal in the most literal sense. it flows into the john f. kennedy presidency. faith and government in 1964 stands at 77%. that is largely because of john f. kennedy, i think, helping us belie

>> our friend riley temple, great question, riley. you know, john f. kennedy was a journalist who worked for the first newspapers during the second world war briefly, after he came back from combat. and he admired journalists. he thought in fact in his post presidency that he might by a newspaper or become -- and i think it was a distinct possibility that he would have done that. he appreciated before the state is being a iv estate of being a fundamental part of american democracy. but you also knew the value of cultivating those relationships. and i can tell you in talking to hugh, who had a few scars probably on his cast from being kicked from, at least metaphorically, by john f. kennedy at time or two for his coverage. he had an enormous respect for you and what he did. he had respect for the profession of journalism. he also knew the clout of time magazine in q's case. you know, time magazine was a pretty much at the time. i think that things start to fade when, doing the johnson presidency. bear in mind, john f. kennedy creates this liberal tide,

and these riley's john holman, has the subject from west jerusalem were outside this hospital just outside of television because the other is alarming. she has demands was the another man be free and that man is hell in a while. now her little while the is on a hunger strike lasted around a $150.00 days, is a palestinian prisoner. and we spoke to the chairperson of the physicians to human rights about his condition. she's just been to examine him. it's hard to predict. he can die any minute from mineral or deficiencies from advice in indication. we can predict exactly how much time he can provide, but it can go and in minutes and you have to be all the time under medical follow up. so that he said when we talk to him, he hardly speak. but when he spoke, he said that he doesn't want to die. okay. he owns all the want to be all you want to come back home to children. now what the doctor also told us that was how little while the obviously very weak was surrounded by israeli. god's prison guards and his family weren't allowed to be with him. so aside from his personal circumstance, which is o

my friend riley. temple is a great question riley, you know. john f. kennedy was a journalist himself. he worked for her newspapers during the second world war briefly after he came back from combat. any admired journalists, he really he thought in fact in his post-presency that he might buy a newspaper or might become an editor that was and i think there was distinct possibility that he would have done that he appreciated the fourth estate as being a fundamental part of american democracy. what he also knew the value in cultivating those relationships. and i can tell you in talking to you who had a few scars probably on his calves from being kicked from at least metaphorically by john kennedy of time or two for his coverage, but kennedy had enormous respect for hugh and what he did he had respect for the profession of journalism. you knew the clout of time magazine in use case and you know time magazine was a bohemoth at the time. i think that things start to fade when during the johnson presidency bear in mind. john f. kennedy creates this liberal ti

i'm one of the scholars they're glenn larry and will riley and john mcwhorter and all them. yeah, so we do that but there was a there's a nas had a a whole thing about it. i got a friend who's writing a book next year about it. so let's start to push back about but we lost the fight. no one stop trying to bring it back up again. nobody's talking about it because they're arguing crt, but there's some out there, but it'd be interesting to see what nicole hannah jones says in this new book because she says she's fixed some things. did she fix the racism because if there doesn't matter. hi charles, i want i'm dr. yeriks dr. white. i just wanted to tell you i do agree with you. i think there's a big difference between the left and liberals. i think actually that we actually as you know, i ran for united states congress against a white supremacist. so, you know, you know who i am. so anyway, my point is is that i think we need to actually unite unite actually liberals within in pro-life liberals. especially we need to actually, you know, get out there and get the undecided get the

david, kevin riley, gene, john, chris pain. we have meetings all the time. we try to work out whatever differences in the street that come about. i want to thank gary chang who runs engineering as they mentioned. the engine ooerg does procuring. tremendous team leader. tremendous team leader. learned so much from geary i appreciate him i wish he was here. mc geary, i not to thank the superintendents at the divisions. we have the monthly meetings. they are understanding, and their approach to making things better as a superintendent of division. and the chairs. they work hand in hand. and without them, you know a lot of this would not be melvin henry. safety, we talked so muchch and we would have giant contests gotta go back to work. i don't know. >> we have the tremendous talks, discussions that is meaningful i can take back. to either julie or take back to roger and the union. get them to understand what things are all about. i want to thank rick. msr. rick and i have lunch, talk about everything under the world. we talk about all the stuff this we would li

john, his rival is deputy president william router widespread corruption on the economy are dominating the election campaign. i because the president has pardoned his predecessor laura barber for a theft conviction that would have seen him jailed for 20 years. back bo was the president of ivory coast from 2000 to 2011. the former us president donald trump has given the clothing chinos address. the conservative political action conference in texas and the largest and most influential annual gathering of american conservative trump hasn't yet confirmed if he plans to run again for president that has dropped his columbia as fast leftist president elect gesstavo. petro has held a symbolic, swearing in ceremony with indulge indigenous groups. he used to be officially sworn into office on sunday. petro a former gorilla. pfizer is promising to reshape the country. he has put together a broad coalition to tried to posture forms. while those are the headlines, they'll be more here after the stream. let's get to the bottom line. what does a new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? it's v

that's john, hindrance and ukraine for us. well, there's been protests in the occupied wis. bank after is riley forces killed a senior commander of the palestinian group. i'll ox, a martyrs brigades. wow. this was a demonstration in bid l, against the shooting of abraham on the bill see and to others. they were killed. 2 days after a ceasefire took holden garza between israel and another palestinian group. one man was killed in hebron during the protests in the it's a we're neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem. israeli forces far tear gas young people who used fireworks to protest. some palestinian organizations have called for a general strike al jazeera, as john holman reports from novice on the death that sparks the protests. these railey military adorn rate in the occupied west bank. they arrived in force in the city of nablus, looking for this man, he brought him on the boost, a senior figure in alex, a martyrs brigades. israel had tried to capture him before and got away. this time they succeeded trapping him in this

to end the last it's conflict and garza john home and has those details from west jerusalem. we're outside this hospital just outside of television because the other is alarming. she has demands. was that another man the free and that man is hello are while day now. hello, a while the is on a hunger strike, which lasted around a $150.00 days, is a palestinian prisoner. and we spoke to the chairperson of the physicians for human rights about his condition. she just been to examine him. it's hard to predict that day. he can die any minute from mineral or deficiencies from a vitamin deficiency so we can predict exactly how much time he can survive, but he can die any minute. and he has to be all the time under medical a follow up. so that he, he said he, when we talked to him, he hardly speaks. when he spoke, he said that he doesn't want to die. okay. he only wants to be only once, freedom to come to come back home to his children. now what the doctor also told us that was how little or why would the obviously very weak was surrounded by israeli gods prison guards and that his f

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john. plenty of moving parts to this story. what's happening on these riley front when all of the media reports that are coming out in israel, or on the same theme, talking about a cease fire. and actually saying that on this side is ran, had already agreed to it from what unit saying that seems to have also happened at now in garza with the islamic g. have we actually reached out to the prime minister's office here to try and substantiate those reports? so we got a brisk, no comment in response. so a little bit more tight lips on this side. will they sang in public prime minister? yeah. on the paid has said that the operation will continue for as long as necessary is also said, we're acting in a precise and responsible way to minimize harm to civilians. remember, we're talking about an operation that is ro, lawrence, as they would put it preemptively. as in, there was no rocket strike from garza, this was israel deciding to start this one off and in which they've killed more than 30 people along with 6 children. and we're hear

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joining me now, brian riley, justice reporter for nbc news digital, the former watergate prosecutor, john one base, and then the c contributor and co-host of the hashtag sisters in law and politics podcast. good to see you both. ryan, what is this intelligence bulletin signal to you about the ongoing risk of extremist violence? >> there's a lot of threat against law enforcement. it sort of has a lot of parallels to january six. you had a situation where a lot of people are being told something that causes them a lot of anger towards the justice department and the fbi in this case so they're going to take action on that. january 6th, that was the big lie and in this case it's this idea that the doj was being unfair, somehow, to donald trump from every indication that we've gotten from hudson biggest mastication went down. they were pretty fair to the former president, a lot of leeway to get the straightened out, but she fleets important to emphasize once again how the doj really preferred to keep this quiet. i think it goes back to when they first issued this grand jury subpoena and t

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john holman, has more from nobliss. there's so many people around them. what's called the martyr square, here in the center of nablus. what we're also hearing now that it's not just here in other towns in the occupied westbank are then people are being cool to close their shots on a general strike. we're hearing about that a ramallah in hebron, so in bethlehem, so this is something a period of morning mix. we protest, i guess that spreading across the ox by west bank, the palestinian prime minister. so now spoken, he's called these radio army a terrorist army. former us president donald trump's is the if the i has searched his florida home. it's believed to be part of an investigation into whether he took classified records from the white house to his private residence. trump criticized the ride, calling it a witness. zation of the justice system. voting is underway in kenya's presidential election. the 2 front runners are former prime minister, viola dingo and the current deputy president william brutal. the campaign was dominated by concerns about infla

is riley airstrikes and rocket launches by islamic jihad fight. just kept going right up to the dead line. that's all for now. faith matters is up next auntie w. i'm john radio family and have a great day for departure into the to day. this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route the world famous sea voyage of ferdinand of magellan. i'd rather erase linked to military interests erased, linked to political and military christy. but it was so linked to many financial choices and adventure full of hardships, dangers and death 3 years. and that would change the world forever. but jillions journey around the world, starting september 7th on d. w. ah, ah refugees from ukraine, stranded in berlin. ocean i want to go home. gun crocodile, broken as soon as possible. i'm here the lead me, i'm scared of war. but we want peace to prevail. when he offends if they are very comfortable here and they'd like to stay. but of course that isn't possible because there are always more people c

all right, we'll leave it that, john, thanks so much. i'm sure. come back to you as soon as continue in the day. voting is on the way in kenya's presidential election, author campaign dominated by concerns about high inflation and corruption. the 2 front runners, the former prime minister, ry loading a current deputy president william root has the race to replace outgoing leader who can yasser is expected to be close. folks who are also costing valid for parliament and county governors. tasa joins me now from the m v. patel polling station an elder. right. so how is voting going so far? will they be the few taking the cold and logistical issues at some polling stations in some parts of the country, but on the whole voting has been going fairly smoothly. you see at some coating stations really long lines of either the latins or but paula. but the process seems to be very fast, very quick for both kenya, the issue here, it's about the economy. many people in this country are struggling with rising food costs and inflation and birds. while i didn't g