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Gate voter suppression. congress had to step in. we are in a similar situation today. we are not going to out-organizer out litigate extreme voter suppression. congress has to pass voter legislation. and hopefully all of the voter suppression, all the extreme gerrymandering we are seeing, every single day, is a wake up call for congress to act and that, yes, this economic legislation is important, but nothing is more important than protecting american democracy. >> ari berman, senior reporter at...

Hopeful and constructive and isnt just deflating for people? >> we need to see action from the federal government. were in a moment where theres no substitute for federal action on voting rights. we are in a 1965 moment for democracy. there was no institute for the voting rights act in 1965. we werent going to outlitigate voter suppression. congress had to step in and act. were in a similar situation today. were not going to out-organize gerrymandering. congress has to protect voting rights. the...

Or out-litigate gerrymandering. congress has to pass legislation to protect voting rights. there simply is no substitute right now. hopefully all of the voter suppression, all of the extreme gerrymandering were seeing right now is a wake-up call for congress to act. that yes, this economic legislation is critically important, but nothing, nothing is more important than protecting american democracy. >> ari berman, senior reporter at "mother jones" magazine, who has just been a juggernaut on demo...

In the short term they are still reliant on it, and, you know, it is a difficult juggernaut to turn around, as the report correctly said, they are still really falling back on coal in those cases where, for example, after the pandemic there was a supply crunch because of a need for quick demand to re— stimulate the economy, and they fell back on coal. the hope is that the transition is one that can take place more rapidly. it needs to accelerate around the world by some five times over the nex...

Or at least at lower cost than offered by many developed countries. for more, werejoined by sam geall. hes ceo of china dialogue and an associate fellow at chatham house. he joins us from glasgow. thank you so much forjoining us. china does make a lot of the renewable energy technologies, but when it faced the energy crisis in recent months it had to fall back on coal, so in your view it can china actually quit coal ever? i coal, so in your view it can china actually quit coal ever?- coal, so in...

You work for us. hear our voice. hear our voice. >> that chaotic scene at a 2009 town hall for congresswoman kathy caster, one of many protests that unfolded acrosses country in cross to the affordable care act that turned into a political juggernaut. today we know it was not activists that fuelled that. groups like americans for prosperity, funded by chals and david koch amplified through dark money, as the koch brothers have certainly spent or raised more than a billion dollars to successfully...

That is the explanation from president trumps lawyer, of where the voting machines stole the election from trump conspiracy came from. which they have been problem gating for months. i assume somebody talk to this guy. no idea if he was credible. its not like we looked into what he was saying. why would we do that. also i dont know maybe isis something on facebook, but im not even sure, that i dont really know one of facebooks. we didnt look into it, we just set it. no we had no idea if it was j...

Other things, in part because they are looking at washington, like, you guys are juggling flaming swords here. this is not a good idea. >> you know, the market hates uncertainty. and right now what the market sees is we are putting ourselves against the precipice of what treasury secretary yellen rightly suggests is not just catastrophe, but a self-imposed recession. the juggernaut were facing right now is we have the delta variant, combined with monetary policy, which is starting to slow, which...

Tens of thousands of workers are already needed for full—time roles. we have fewer workers than we used to have and some of that is down to brexit. so something like 15% of the hgv drivers we had a couple of years ago were eu nationals, but the proportion for forklift truck drivers was more like 34%. if anything, warehousing has been harder hit than driving by the exodus of people from our workforce. and now christmas is coming. next warned today that a lack of warehouse workers could impact d...