directly connected to the hundreds of anti-lgbtq-plus bills enacted across the country, corporations like target, the place wes shop and live, and is directly connected to the increase of physical threats and violence against a community. right now 1 in 5 of every hate crime is perpetrated on the basis of anti-lgbtq-plus bias. they are sowing fear and hate against our people when we need aspirations and hope to address what's at hand. >> basel, it is a kitchen table issue and i think it's specific to teen girls. there's a lot of research of what they see on their phones, specifically algorithms that put them in a constant loop of eating disorder contact or what not. 0 minute has reporting on this. if you're going to be on a platform, talk about not just teen suicide, which is a
incident mental health support. honestly, what's going on? >> greg: i would like to beat out those students. this isn't like hyde park where people gather to shout at each other for three. this is one of the nation's top schools, these are grad students, and there dean, and they are all freaking morons. this is the cream of the crop and the crop has locusts. this is happening everywhere. it is a mentality, why are institutions failing? because anger causes you to fail and then fail, fail and cause you to get angry, so it is this constant loop that people are in. what a crybaby. why is he here? shut up. i can't wait to see you in a courtroom and you start complaining to the judge about something, he is going to go, shut up, you big baby, get out of here. learned that lesson. >> dana: emily, how about the students who wore masks in the hallway to try to look extra menacing? >> emily: keep in mind, this
they are putting in a new driveway behind us. there's been jackhammering. it's running in my mind on a constant loop here. so that's part of why folks get away during august. but this is a big win and a win worth coming back for and one that the president will certainly use now and through the course of the next 90 days or so with the midterm election and as a legacy piece. it's not everything you wanted. it's not as big as he set out to try to achieve as part of the original biden agenda, but they were able to get some significant changes. and compromise fwhilt as these things always do, democrat cans only, as you pointed out, but still some significant changes on health, on climate and on taxation where they will be able to try to bring in additional revenue from corporations. >> kelly o'donnell, as we see
disinformation amplifying. so on the one hand there was an impact in the united states political process in the insurrectionists on january 6. then the second aspect of that is as people protest, as people say, you know, the vote was stolen, that biden's illegitimate, that there isn't strong support in the u.s. for nato, that then gets picked up within russia, that gets picked up by russian state television and russian state media. so not only is it something that's getting placed into the u.s. dialogue by a number of things including russian disinformation sources, it's then being harvested back and looped into the kremlin where, you know, putin, by all accounts, is a very, very limited number of advisers and information in place that he's receiving, one of which appears to be russian state media, including those statements that he and his intelligence services have helped cede. it is this constant loop that i think absolutely creates a false impression that then allows him to say, well, if i do invade ukraine, there isn't going to be
>> none suffered any life threatening jish injuries. if this collapse happened a half hour, 45 minutes later it may have been 40 or 50 cars on the bridge at that time and the results may not have been so good. >> i know you met with president biden today in pittsburgh. he warned that many of the bridges in pittsburgh in his words just as old and just as d decrepid. is that true? >> i don't think we knew exactly how bad this was until after the incident happened. we have approximately 445 bridges here in this city and so there's a constant loop of
go home, and go to uncle bernie's house, and see your kid. don't be too anxious to get back here, because, you know, what you are going to get if you come back here. you know, go out there and do something for yourself. i love you, kid. that's it. >> of the 700 people that we have currently in the facility, roughly 75, 80 constantly in trouble, and constant trouble going to the unit and get a fight, and right back to segregation. they do their time in segregation, and right back to the unit and get in another fight, and it is a constant loop with some of these guys. day after day peters falls into that category. >> after being caught fighting alongside his friend delshaun bloodworth, he fought again.
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just -- i just want to acknowledge our elders who may be traumatized and triggered by this image we keep showing. we keep showing images of the kkk, there are americans who have been murdered by this terrorist group. there are americans who have been dehumanized by black face. and we've been looking at this in a constant loop. i want to level set the people who may be hurting around this. the fact that we're comparing black face today is incredible to me. the fact that he had a nickname of koonman is incredible to me. and the humerus of him to come to the press conference without the institution there. what we're learning is that racism, white supremacy is taught and nurtured and protected. no one from that institution came to talk about that image.
acknowledge the pain of what those people represent and who may be hurting today as a result of consuming these images in a constant loop for 24 hours. >> i see a lot of people still don't get it. >> well, it defies logic to believe that he submitted those personal photos, but not this one. he has no recollection of that picture or the party. and did not know how he got the nickname that i won't repeat. had no explanation for that. and i wonder what i -- >> people don't get it. >> taking responsibility -- what makela was saying about the history of this country and grasping the gravity of those images, i think it's safe to say there are people in this country who don't fully comprehend how
retired rear admiral john kirby, spokesman for the state department. put on your military hat for a moment. is it appropriate for the president of the united states to salute a foreign general, let alone a foreign general of a regime like north korea? >> no, it's not. the very valid concern here was he was showing deference and respect to an officer in the military who not only brutalizes their own soldiers but their own people and still have a robust military program capable of destabilizing the region. then there is the propaganda value. if shouldn't be a surprise to anybody that north korean state tv is airing this thing on a constant loop. it's cannotexactly the image an respect that kim jong-un was trying to seek. >> so would it be appropriate for the president to salute a british or french general as opposed to a north korean general? >> look, there is not strict protocol on this.