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MSNBC The ReidOut January 6, 2022 00:26:00

Essential processes, lies with every elected official and with every american. >> okay. yeah, everybody should be nice to each other. this would be like if there is a fire and you called 911 and the fire department said, you know, all of your neighbors, every neighbor, you know is responsibility together. no, youve been hired to fight fires. you fight the fire. it doesnt sound like hes taking all the responsibility to do anything about this mess. your thoughts? >> i kind of disagree with you on ...
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MSNBC Deadline White House January 6, 2022 21:47:00

Has scaled to the state and local level to where the threats have moved out to? >> excellent question because we are looking at what i would call an trend trenched insurgency. it is no longer an emergent threat. you cant say we are going to stop the three percenters. and the oath keepers. there are over 700 indictments. that is having an impact. but the effect is people saying i dont want to be arrested a the capitol, i am going to go local. it is a strategy. and melding with people in suits and...
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BBCNEWS Review 2021 December 31, 2021 14:50:00

This more natural solution could be used to protect more coastal communities. in a way that making space for water, so allowing natural processes to come back in places where we can do this, i think thats the attitude we need to have, and that were not going to be able to keep building sea walls and defend, defend, defend. in 2021, nearly 60 acres of trees were cut down in northumberland — to reduce carbon emissions. it sounds strange, but it was done to save an ancient peat bog, which traps f...
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BBCNEWS BBC News January 14, 2022 09:25:00

If they fail to meet those targets, then there should be a stopping of public money to the game, very simple. the committee praised the former yorkshire the the lid on problems within cricket. his testimony led to his old club imploding, and a crisis engulfing the sport. rafiq commended what he called the sensible action of the committee, saying it shows just how seriously politicians are taking an issue that too many people ignored for so long. the committee understands how important it is to c...
Azeem Rafiq Testimony Led Club Imploding Crisis Engulfing Upside Down

BBCNEWS BBC News January 14, 2022 15:17:00

But some of the other things that went on behind the scenes, i think were outrageous and something that really showed me and still continues to show me that the game, as a whole, doesnt really get it. its still in denial. meanwhile, the new chairman of yorkshire says the clean—up job at the county has begun in earnest. weve had incredible change. ive literally taken the club and turned it upside down, given it a good shake, looking at our processes, our procedures, our leadership, our governan...
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BBCNEWS BBC News January 13, 2022 14:42:00

Sanctioned by china _ parliament here. iain duncan smith, sanctioned by china for _ parliament here. iain duncan smith, sanctioned by china for alleging - sanctioned by china for alleging human rights abuses has expressed concern. i rise on the point of order literally— i rise on the point of order literally is a letter from the speaker _ literally is a letter from the speaker has arrived in our offices. i understand that mr speaker has been _ i understand that mr speaker has been contacted by...
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BBCNEWS The Media Show January 11, 2022 01:46:00

You in, you are editor—in—chief of vice uk. i wonder, as you have observed this story, whether this marks a broader shift in journalists�* interest in how democracy functions and how that is described to their audiences? i think it certainly reflects a kind of shift in the us, but i think that contrasting that with what has been happening in the uk, in the uk, we very much still have a media that is focusing on the individual foibles of our politicians. ijust need to name matt hancock and ...
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BBCNEWS Newsday January 6, 2022 00:20:00

And they have done theirjob. this is nothing about any one individual. it is simply a matter of following the rules. so, those processes will take their course over the next few hours, and it will play out as it should. happy to take questions.— questions. studio: the australian - questions. studio: l the australian prime questions. studio: - the australian prime minister discussing the novak djokovic case repeating what he has said before. rules are rules and there are no special exemptions, ...
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MSNBC Morning Joe January 10, 2022 13:11:00

You could say they both empowered radicals in some ways and set limits in some form or fashion, but they also empowered a lot of radicals and allowed them entry into the door in ways that maybe they didnt realize would allow them to eventually gain the upper hand. so i think you can look at the history of the conservative movement as in both terms, but i think its set in motion a lot of long, slow processes that have really overtaken the party and changed the charkt. >> hey, jonathan. t jonathan...
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BBCNEWS BBC News January 14, 2022 10:51:00

Given it a good shake, looking at our processes, our procedures, leadership, engaging with people, our pathways — no stone left unturned, actually. but the committee will continue to keep a close eye on cricket, with the ecb required to produce quarterly reports on their progress. another evidence session will be held in the early part of this year. in a statement, the ecb said it welcomed the recommendations in the report, and agreed that sharing regular public updates on our progress is impo...
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