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People to be controlled, they thought migration was important and british people going to work was important but they wanted it to be controlled and if you listen and you hear we can start a conversation when you say we agree but sometimes it means we have to change what we say and sometimes you have to expose the other side not got an answer but if you dont listen first and then its ok to agree and its ok there are things which the government does which are good and things they do which are goo...

Every facet in society tv and movies and corporate culture and the product marketing and packaging. what does this mean for our future as a country and for the world? joining me now to discuss this is the archbishop of san francisco. wonderful to see you. we had a fascinating conversation about this on my podcast. and i wanted to share that conversation with our wider audience. what are your reflections positively and with spirituality in america today? >> there is a basic human need for spiritu...

White men came in south africa, we had the land and they said let us pray. they had the bible. when we opened our eyes, they had the land and we got the bible. but we got the better of them because the bible is more superior. you better of them because the bible is more sunerior-_ more superior. you knew desmond tutu, ou more superior. you knew desmond tutu, you interviewed _ more superior. you knew desmond tutu, you interviewed him, - more superior. you knew desmond tutu, you interviewed him, h...

When it comes to musical superstars, they dont get much bigger than bjorn ulvaeus of abba. he was talking to us about a new software solution. more on that in an upcoming episode. but i took the opportunity to ask his wider opinion on tech and music. weve seen technology evolving in music over the years. i wondered what your reflections on technology being used in modern music are? you know, when benny andersson and i were in the �*70s, we used to be in one little room, in a cubicle with a sta...

Joining me now is congresswoman debbie dingell, democrat of michigan. first of all, congresswoman, we are days away from the one-year mark of the capitol hill insurrection. speaker nancy pelosi laid a full program of events and commemoration of the deadly riot. what are your reflections from that terrible day? what will it mean to take part in the events hosted by the speaker? >> reverend sharpton, happy new year, first. and i am really glad to talk to you about this because i really am worried ...

Outside the citys st georges cathedral and also outside his home, ahead of his funeral on the first of january. others laid wreaths and lit candles in soweto. and these pictures are of south african president cyril ramaphosa arriving at the archbishops residence to to offer condolences to his widow leah and other family members. our correspondent nomsa maseko is outside st georges cathedral in cape town. the first full day of mourning. just give us a sense of what people are saying to you, what ...

They are creating a foundation where a democracy continues to be. >> congresswoman thank you both so much. i wish you well today. reflections, memories, and considerable terror that day. >> we have a lot to come this hour including more from jamie raskin and adam kinsinger. why didnt others listen? the former dc chief of homeland security is joining me next. ho security is joining me next. (vo) verizon is going ultra and so is our best unlimited plan ever! mary, welcome to verizons new plan with...

Had a few too many. chris fox doing our laundry which was nice! very kind but i think you may have added red wine to the tablecloth. i would not have wasted that. 0n the other side of town, paul carter has been to meet a very important guest. when it comes to musical superstars, dont get much bigger than bjorn ulvaeus of abba. he was talking to us about a new software solution. more on that in an upcoming episode, of but i took the opportunity to ask his opinion on tech and music. we see technol...

Rights legislation. we heard the democrats use the attack on the capitol to lobby for those bills. >> from the brutality of bloody sunday at the edmund pettus bridge came historic voting rights legislation. so now lets step up, write the next chapter in american history. >> remember, the insurrection sought not only to attack the building but to undermine democracy itself. >> lawmakers have been sharing their reflections on the senate and house floors. the only republicans we saw is liz cheney a...

A know is a difficult day for you. >> i appreciate you having me on. >> can i start with your thoughts today as you are listening to remarks and reflections from problem, vice president harris and members of congress on what happened a year ago and where our democracy is one year later? >> frankly i am glad everybody is saying things that me and my fellow coworkers that have spoken out have been saying since we first started talking. >> yeah. >> we got ready -- i want some closure to this, it on...