All the invisible and, you know, and go, like, down the ladder. and it was. it became really fun because i m a huge fan of hip hop. and all of a sudden i was like, why don t i collaborate with a malian rapper? and we have this invisible frontier between north africa and the rest of africa, which, you know, is some kind. like, we re a lighter colour but we re all africans. and i don t think i ve really seen collaboration between arab speaking north africans and other african artists. and i really like that. i really like to put myself in challenges like this and to show that, you know, we re not different. connecting through music and building bridges through music. same withjustina, who is an iranian rapper, because i don t think i ve seen collaborations between arab artists and iranian artists, for example. so i started like, you know,
When you had martin luther king and meggr evers, you had dozens of african countries throwing off the shackles of colonialism. the pursuit of social justice has always been connected taa global sense of justice. i think that s what the united states at its best stands for. that s what the people were storming the beaches to do, but something we have to globealize our vision just as we have to globealize it at home. i say a lot that world war ii, one of the things people don t realize it did, it launched the modern civil rights movement. because a lot of black soldiers came home and demanded the right to vote, and a lot of african nations emerged into liberation. you saw country after country liberating themselves. there was a movement toward more freedom. china and russia are in there. ben rhodes, always a pleasure talking to you. i appreciate you being here. all right, and coming up
Developing, say, technology sectors, equipment manufacturing, that previously russia has been reliant on from the west? how does it grow its own industry and its spending in the military sector to establish those localised industries? there is a lot of that discussion and you hear a lot more about that in partnership with countries, mainly african, asian, south american, who will attend this week. , ., ~ , ., week. interesting, thank you. chris weafer week. interesting, thank you. chris weafer of week. interesting, thank you. chris weafer of the week. interesting, thank you. chris weafer of the eurasia i chris weafer of the eurasia consultancy macro advisory. thank you. let s get some of the day s other news now. toyota and mazda have paused production of five vehicle models amid a growing scandal affecting japan s car industry. both firms are being investigated over incorrect data on safety certification tests. toyota s headquarters was visited by officials from japan s transport ministry on tuesday. the certification breaches came to light after the toyota subsidiary daihatsu admitted safety test irregulates last year.
he appears as he does on tv. he is older than when he started an office, if you look side-by-side on the tape, the transcript is a good place for people to go to assess that. he was, we describe this in the piece as well, there s a colored description of how he appeared on that. kayleigh: the reporters were with them for about 35 minutes for the interview, 9. a long look at the president ahead of what is likely his last foreign trip before the election. here s what happened to me, he forgot the last time he talked with yahoo, mixed up the president of china and the president of russia, and he also confused he had forgotten that the african population had already exceeded 1 billion. tammy: that is a lot, you are the president of the united states there is a parameter that you need to focus
Jury is african african-america n. there s a woman who said that she had lost a number of friends to drug addiction. there were a number of gun owners which is unimportant. part of this case, obviously including 11 who said that smoking weed it should not disqualify you from being able to own a gun. so this is a cross-section of the people of delaware. there were dozens of citizens of delaware who were in this courthouse today. and they they went through a number of questions. really trying to figure out whether they could find people who good fairly judge this case given the fact that the bidens looms so large in this state politically of course, politics came up in the jury collection, as well as the issue of recovery and addiction and gun ownership. there was one person who was questioned who said that he believed there, was a god-given right to own guns. another person who said that she believed all guns