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The gates to save precious lives. the spirit of heroism thrives in the presence of tyranny, disaster. it is stronger than any violence. yet there are those who condemn our heros. seek to erase history and deconstruct the american ideal. remake america into something it was never intended to be. the spirit of heroism stands in the breach, it lives in the are the hah, it breathes in the soul and is woven into the courageous fabric of americans like you. it preserves liberty. strengthens families. ...

And abandoned rule of law, they absolutely deserve to lose the election over this and they just might." kevin? >> yeah, shannon, its interesting to me on the third night of this republican convention, the only message of unity was what you just showed, a message of unity from the former vice president. joe biden and senator kamala harris spoke to the parents of jacob today, and released a powerful statement calling for justice and an investigation into the shooting, the seven bullet shooting of ...

More of my local area and walked and walked and walked and eventually found it. if it wasnt for lockdown, i probably wouldnt have come because i dont really like walking that much. weve done a lot of walking in lockdown! weve never been able to get here and after seeing it on instagram, i was like, oh, we have to go. the sculptures depict an inspection parade of 20,000 men at a nearby base in 1915. there just wasnt enough equipment to go round. so the men that are in the front row were fully equ...

So the men that are in the front row were fully equipped with uniforms, and the full equipment and rifles. and, as the rows go back, they get less and less equipment and uniform, and the chaps at the back are standing there in civilian dress. i wanted them to have a haunting presence, so that it gave a sense of place when people come across them. and just down the road, another natural wonder that seems to have come into its own this year. priest hill was once overgrown and abandoned, but, now, ...

There is no one here. i dont think many people know about it. but i definitely found it because ijust had a bit more time on my hands over lockdown. so ijust wanted to explore a bit more of my local area and walked and walked and walked and eventually found it. if it wasnt lockdown, i probably wouldnt have come. i dont really like walking that much. weve done a lot of walking in lockdown. i heard about it a while ago when they were putting in the trees and ijust thought, wow, that looks really g...

The president is nationalization for political purposes although the white house reportedly said naturalization ceremony didnt violate the hatch act because it was repurposed by the rnc. the campaign reaction to one rnc speaker being skeptical is because she ten anti-semitic conspiracy theory saying as much as they may try to disguise the giving room for these ideas is what trump has done since day one. no parade of speakers can drown out the very fine people on both sides. campaign manager reac...

>> some democrats are incensed that the presidents nationalization and part ceremonies for political purposes, although the white house said naturalization ceremony did not violate the hatch act because it was pre- roe -- prerecorded by the rnc. best one rnc speaker being scratched because she tweeted a anti-semitic conspiracy theorie say as much as they may try to disguise it, giving room for these ideas is what trump is done from day one. no parade of speakers can drown out the phrase a very f...

Students there not tested before coming back. but at purdue university, in indiana, an unprecedented undertaking, before all 40,000 students start classes this month, theyre required to take a covid test. >> testing will be very, very important and a key element of protecting our college campuses. >> reporter: purdue is one of 65 schools working with vault health, formerly a mens health company, now offering this at home covid saliva test. >> it is a much easier test to administer. spitting into...

And walked and walked and eventually found it. if it wasnt lockdown, i probably wouldnt have come. i dont really like walking that much. weve done a lot of walking in lockdown. i heard about it a while ago when they were putting in the trees and ijust thought, wow, that looks really good. we have never been able to get here and, after seeing it on instagram, i was like, oh, we have to go. ive stopped working, so ive got a bit of time, but certainly, i dont think we would have heard about it, bec...

But this is a country still ill at ease with its past. imperialism and slavery are fatefully intertwined. it was an act of the british parliament in 1833 that abolished slavery throughout the empire. but it was also the british who first imported african slaves to north america. aleem maqbool looks now at the effect on that early traffic in human lives on american society. aleem maqbool: it was here on the coast of virginia that an english ship brought, against their will, the first 20 africans ...