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For anybody ever again, i dont trust anybody any more. youll stop voting? i will stop voting, yeah. when it first came out, i was really angry _ when it first came out, i was really angry it _ when it first came out, i was really angry. it makes you think, are they telling _ angry. it makes you think, are they telling the — angry. it makes you think, are they telling the truth? inside woodlands care home, its been a constant battle against covid. forjudith, the pandemic has taken the heaviest ...

Banning. >> first i want to make clear that of those nine books, more than half of them are books that have primary lgbt character. what led to administrative action on these books is parents were saying the content around sexual relationships or experiences or reflections from the characters in these books was not appropriate for school children of any level. that means even high schoolers say 17 or 18 years old. the students in some cases, particularly students of color who identify as lgbtq a...

Are aware of it. but it will take 18 months to two years before we have a final answer, but we are trying to get there as fast as we possibly can. some good news, although i suspect you would have liked six months, rather than 18 months. what are your reflections on what you have heard? its a great, its really interesting. i find it fascinating, and always curious, and i still believe there is definitely some form of treatment for long covid. i spoke to a lot of people today. i try not to identi...

When it first came out, i was really angry. itjust makes you wonder, where they are telling the truth? inside woodlands care home, its been a constant battle against covid. forjudith, the pandemic has taken the heaviest of tolls. ive lost both my parents through covid. my father was in a care home in april, when itjust started. my mum, on christmas day, she called me to tell me shed tested positive for covid and she passed away on the 28th of december. youve gone through so much. what are your r...

Storming of the capitol on the 6th. >> such a critical point. any of these investigations, the more we have transparency, new documents and new information hand new facts, absolutely critical. appreciate everybodys help with this breaking news. up next, the presidents reflections on year one and his lessons for year two. can he improve his standing, and can he help his party avoid a mid-term disaster? olay body wash hydrates to improve skin 3x better, from dry and dull to firm and radiant. wit...

Whether we have to go into another lockdown. when youre hearing these stories come out about 10 downing street parties, what have you been thinking? i was brought up in a conservative family. would i be voting for them again? no. i dont think im going to be voting for anybody ever again, i dont trust anybody any more. youll stop voting? i will stop voting, yeah. inside woodlands care home, its been a constant battle against covid. forjudith, the pandemic has taken the heaviest of tolls. ive lost...

Bidens comments and reflections were problems and policies here at home. as year two begins, the focus is on foreign policy and that small incursion line that will be played on a loop if putin does what the president says he thinks he probably will do, and that is make a move on ukraine. sandra. >> sandra: its a big deal, and a lot of news continues to come out of the white house this morning, sort of trying to clarify, walk back those comments from the president yesterday. peter, thank you. and...

Weve reached another milestone in the pandemic today. its exactly two years since a uk hospital took in its first known covid patient. that hospital was in newcastle and weve been hearing from some of the people who work there, for their reflections. there were a lot of questions getting asked, but being a new pandemic none of us really knew the answers. i was at the start very worried thinking, "if ive got it, then id take it home to my children. everyone who works for the trust got an e—mail...

Caroline, thank you very much for joining us tonight. and this tv drama called supreme court confirmation, which in tv terms began on that debate stage in south carolina, is about a much longer story than that that has been with us for quite some time. ive been eager this week to get your reflections on where we stand tonight in that larger story. >> thank you so much for having me. its good to be back. this is terrifically personal for me, on so many levels, being here -- when james clyburn spe...

A 1930s romance between a mexican american girl and an african american boy. "ghost boys" about an african american boy killed by police. and "white bird: a wonder story" about a jewish teen living in france after nazis seized power. joining me now, eddie glaude jr., author, chair of the department of african american studies at princeton university and also an esteemed msnbc political analyst. as we talk about this big number, 50. some of these books have been in circulation for years and years...