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direction lawmakers and governor newsom go with the recommendation, final task force meeting turned into mayhem during public comment section. >> we have a debt that needs to be paid and make right many centuries of wrong. reparation about repair, to me, i qualify. >> ashley: not everyone agrees with those cash payouts to descendants of slaves. only 35% agree. people were lied to by governor newsom. they were lied to and used by governor gavin newsom, who is on his biden death watch tour and he is pandoring to as many groups as possible. this doesn't hold water. >> ashley: the report doesn't stop with cash pay outs, it ends
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that it was one word that was summing up 32 years of dedication to the education profession. that one word, inadequate, diminished everything else. i'm furious. are you furious? in sheffield parents have been campaigning. their secondary school judged inadequate, they were told it had to become an academy. it's a bit of a heart sink moment because inadequate, i mean, that's essentially a failing school. one of the other campaigners said parents were stunned. it's not... the one word judgment doesn't just label the school. it labels the whole school community. so there was a lot of upset, i think, and confusion and some anger, but also mainly people just not knowing what this was going to mean. this is just really cemented for me that the ofsted report doesn't really reflect what a school is and everything that
i'm furious. are you furious? in sheffield, parents have been campaigning, their secondary schooljudged inadequate. they were told it had to become an academy. it's a bit of a heart—sink moment because inadequate, i mean, that's essentially a failing school. one of the other campaigners said parents were stunned. it's not... the one—word judgment doesn't just label the school. it labels the whole school community. so there was a lot of upset, i think, and confusion and some anger, but also mainly, people just not knowing what this was going to mean. this has just really cemented for me that the ofsted report doesn't really reflect what a school is and everything that a school is about. ofsted reports are there for parents, but they have other consequences. the debate about those is far from over. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. the manchester city squad
vote that took place in georgia's results in the presidential election. thap is according to the released parts of the final report. georgia's secretary of state says this backs up what he has been telling us all along. >> we were vindicated. >> no fraud but maybe perjury. it was committed by one or more that testified. they're recommending the district attorney seek appropriate indictments because of. that the report doesn't name any witnesses. they have not brought any charges yet. the district attorney has not brought any of those. it remains to be seen whether or not she does. >> healthy, vigorous, and fit to successfully execute the duties of the presidency. those are quotes from president biden's doctor after his physical at walter reid on thursday. also, there were no findings
anyone can make a halfway sensible argument for hereditary peers. 0f argument for hereditary peers. of course that needs to be done. what i would say is the house of lords reforms within this report are really important but they have to be seen as part of the much wider package of devolution of power away from westminster and whitehall to communities, both politically and economically. that's the driving issue that goes through this report. that was the central thing that i wanted answered. house of lords reform is part of that because i don't think you can have a serious discussion about the future of the uk without addressing the house of lords, which is not capable of being defended, in my view. 0n the location of any second chamber, the report doesn't make any recommendations in relation to that. i think the discussion is much more likely to be, what's their make up, etc. one of the important thing is about place and one of the regulations in the report you will
i think for china this is potentially very dangerous. a bunch of governments have been cautious on the subject, also because the evidence came from witnesses and researchers, but there's also countries who are trying to stay neutral, not wanting to be seen as offending beijing. but now this report, precisely because michelle bachelet was not a china hawk, it is seen as a very neutral piece of research, a very independent assessment. in that respect, it's going to become dangerous for beijing over time. there is not going to be an immediate fallout, i don't think. we understand this report was actually done months ago, so why was there a delay in publishing it? i understand that the un was waiting for michelle bachelet to be able to visit and see xinjiang herself. i don't think her visit really helped very much, and my first glance at the report doesn't
what is next? what's the fbi doing to get this information? what are they going to do with it moving forward? >> going to continue to talk to their informants to make sure there's not any additional information housed anywhere else and they cover the volume of the unverse of documents that were unavailable and weren't able to get subpoena. that's the first thing. then there's going to be an independent review of what it was they were able to recover from mar-a-lago. after that it will point to the larger investigation. if this really was just a matter of getting back documents that weren't supposed to be there, we probably won't hear much more about it. if it is a part of a larger investigation, that's when we will likely see from this what was recovered, we were able to identify these things that are going to speak to whatever larger question merrick garland and the doj are looking to absentee. >> ken mentioned this. what we're seeing in "the wall street journal" report doesn't mention anything at all about nuclear program documents.
report doesn't really indicate where they were able to obtain access either, it's citing documents reviewed by "the wall street journal." so we still don't know the final position donald trump and his team are taking, whether they support the release of these documents or not. >> katelyn polantz, jessica schneider, thank you both. let's bring in senior legal analyst elie honig, and joshua school, president of bow wave llc. ellie, let me start with you, i want to get to process later, let's starting with this reporting from "the wall street journal." your biggest takeaway from this list in this new reporting. >> the fbi seized from mar-a-lago documents of all different levels of classification, from the lowest
quarter are fantastic, shows that the u.s. gross domestic product grew at a 6.9% annual rate at the end of 2021. that is significantly better than analysts expected. remember, omicron did not really hit until the end of the quarter, in december, meaning the report doesn't show the full scope of the economic picture right now. at the very same time, fed chairman jay powell says he's expecting to start raising interest rates in march, stressing the fact that the fed will need to be, quote, humble and nimble as it tries to bring down inflation. for everyday americans out there, here's the immediate problem -- raising interest rates will eventually bring down prices but not right away. and in the meantime, it's going to make things like credit cards and mortgages more expensive. it's probable going to take a chunk out of the market, meaning your 401(k) will be worth less, at least in the short term. but for savers out there, you may finally be making some money on your savings. let's discuss. i want to bring in jason