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Imagine what she thanks her grandfathers president of the united states and her grandfather will not even recognize her. >> you look at that personal example pretty see the inhumanity of the president. president biden portrayed himself as this folksy, nice, relatable man who cared deeply and he showed himself to be anything but. you had the federal legislation put forward that would cut off abortion i believe at 20 weeks with the exception. joe bidens response to that is i am catholic and my chu...

Ignorance, hypocrisy, political cowardice. the kinds of things were hearing from greg abbott, who tried to make this into, you know, a story about illegal immigrants opposed to the inhumanity of all of this. you know, i mean, honestly, and ive said this before, if what happened at sandy hook did not shake this nation into action, i dont know what would. were seeing this play out on a regular basis, where were seeing these mass shootings. texas clearly has a problem. its a problem beyond simply m...

Think about the culture were creating here, where men who jump in and defends the defenseless are villainized. and criminals are coddled. they are deified, like george floyd and jordan neely. the incentive today is when you see someone who appears dangerous, do nothing. take no action, other than maybe calling 911. but what happens when youre in an enclosed space and you have no idea when security will actually get there. we dont know all the facts of this subway case yesterday, but we do know t...

For doing that? does your god, whoever dev the devil does he reward?? you know the theres a very som cathartic effect for who some people who felt thatage whr impressed upon them at a young age where these feelings, these notions that certain things tabo were dogmatically taboo in a superstitious way, that if you turned across upside down,pi kindare inviting spiritualritual forces in.sp we dontiritua believe in thoses of spiritual forces. were not advocating for and cruelty and inhumanity and de...

Like on their days off so they would be here at auschwitz, gassing up to 6000 day and then take a break men and women because there were women who were working in telecommunications at these camps, and they would do things like singalongs and blueberry pickings. at this retreat center. if you visit the location of our ships today, they recreated theyve allowed to remain many, many of the worst aspects of that death camp. its when you see it. you appreciate the scale of auschwitz the sheer size o...

The inhumanity of it all. we want our visitors to also be witnesses to this inhumanity. when people come to this museum , they see a quote from dwight eisenhower right at the beginning. tell us about that. general eisenhower, whos leading the military effort to defeat. hes been reading intelligence report hes been reading for years about the german crimes, but theyre so extreme that he feels they cant all be true. and so he says, once theyre occupying these camps, i want to go see one for myself...

Racist tropes use to rationalize inhumanity of slave trade visible in white supremacist hate today, says Antonio Guterres.

About this? i doubt can it. pete: their ironclad follow-up processes, they call in a month. and if they call the kids or the sponsors in a month and theyre not there, then theyre just lost. and thats the 85,000 the theyre talking about, one phone call. rachel: and, by the way, i dont believe any of these numbers. these numbers are probably much, much larger. this is a spokesperson who says there are numerous places along the process to continually insure that a placement is in the best interests...

This before. -- glimpses of this before. remember the story about the assistant principal who was trying to raise funds so so one of the kids could pay off the cartels? and then there was the case of they found children working in a slaughterhouse in three or four different states. and, by the way, theyre the people that came and cleaned up the slaughterhouses, which is one of the worst jobs ever. so we knew this was happening. but if you ever wondered how, you know, xavier becerra from hhs, the...

Important ethos for us right from the start. this community to community. were a small village, were a small group of people. how can we directly help another small group of people? the past year has seen death and destruction fired by inhumanity at its very worst, but also kindness and hope derived from humanity at its very best. john maguire, bbc news. 0f of course, the question is, where are we going from here? we will be speaking with james waterhouse throughout the programme, steve rosenber...