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against iraq, against saddam, which weakened saddam but really, really hurt the iraqi people. and the consequences of what happened was that there was a huge cauldron of violence and these jihadist ideologies were nurtured within it. and we're still seeing the consequences. we can now speak to samir sumaidaie. he was the iraqi ambassador to the united nations. 20 years, what are your reflections on the invasion now? it is 20 years, what are your reflections on the invasion now?— 20 years, what are your reflections on the invasion now? it is deep and ve sad. on the invasion now? it is deep and very sad- we _ on the invasion now? it is deep and very sad. we went _ on the invasion now? it is deep and very sad. we went back _ on the invasion now? it is deep and very sad. we went back to - on the invasion now? it is deep and very sad. we went back to iraq - on the invasion now? it is deep and | very sad. we went back to iraq after 26 years in exile and being involved in the iraqi opposition, being one of the leaders, i went back and took a leading post in the post saddam
wasn't the merrick garland justice department or the we - it was donald trump's ow justice department that file that in a formal document in federal court saying the cauldron individual number tha we know is donald trump. they see he directed these illegal campaign finance payments, and that they weren' fees - michael cohen as a lawyer. they were reimbursements for these illegal hush money payments >> the man that filing, as w now know, after attorney general barr tried to get them to water down some of that language we are becoming more of this a this week goes on. neil, andrew weissmann, than you very much for starting u off tonight. >> thank you we >> are welcome. >> thank you coming up, the biden ministration took extraordinar measures, as they call, to ensure that all of the depositors into failed banks so can valley bank and signature bank, will be able t get their money out of those
are concerned for their health. everyone on the table their hea covid 500 times so they're standing around of cauldron of batt soup that they were just regenerating their infections over in over again so it shows you that it doesn't work. the idea that you can say to someone take your mask off as they come to your doorway, but they can put it back on as if doorways our magic against covid , it's not an earthquake where they tell you to use and in doorway in then you're free to rout them as much as you want . >> we just want to have your face on file. >> welcome that we have it on trial, but we need to go find it . no, no, no, you stop them from committing the crime rate for a 2-cent's point, there is no reason for these people to keep opening bodegas and grocery stores where they get robbed, beaten, and killed. they're going to stop doing it
>> it is more symbolic. and by the way, talk about how long we have been discussing it. it is more than seven months that we have been discussing that city, and strategically, the russians have said they are about to surround it, and the ukrainians are fighting it. and i wake up everyday to a new text message that says t ss tha bakhmut holds. so it is not a strategic site, but it is a psychological site. and the russians have drained such a cauldron of blood there. >> and so we have heard from the analysts over and over the bloody toll that the progress of the russians are taken to get to where they are in back khbakhmu
to the premier league now — and arsenal are back at the top of the table — after a stunning finish to their game at villa park. aston villa were 2—1 up. before oleksandr zinchenko levelled for the gunners — his first goal for the club, and then late drama saw arsenal come away with a 4—2 victory. ben croucher reports. don't write them off, just a blip or not, arsenal are well and truly in this title race but they're not doing it the easy way, but asked in the left and rattled as early as the 50 minute and developed an apparently rather than for us. still, this one and a long way to run right up the other end, and fact. keeping calm and this cauldron was proving tricky, especially when philip gave most in villa park a reason to get excited. just for you that arsenal title hopes for terminal, the turnaround alexander 2-2. 3-2
be counted as white. so it's not learning these histories -- we do have the suspicions of each other. and i always tell, my students, who does the narrative serve? who does the narrative benefit? and when you question that, then you begin to realize that there are powerful interests that don't want us to understand the history, that don't want us to understand the common struggle. and so we are out here fighting for crumbs and respect while the hierarchies maintain and stays in place. >> i'm curious how you think about this in terms of -- >> [applause] >> -- in terms of identity, right? because one of the things we are dealing with all the time is, like, many of these identities are both created and real, right? so asian american -- from the philippines and from indonesia, there are people from korea and japan and china. it's not all the same place. but it is in the cauldron of -- it's often in the cauldron of american oppression that that identity is forged. >> that's right. >> how do you feel about this identity, asian american or
it's not all the same place. but it is in the cauldron of -- it's often in the cauldron of american oppression that that identity is forged. >> that's right. >> how do you feel about this identity, asian american or when aapi, at this moment, what is persistent feeling of threat is doing to them as a political -- >> i think it's a complex identity. because, like you said, it is a mix of so many different ethnicity, different groups, that are fighting against, essentially, white supremacy. and up until the 1960s we were known as oriental's. that is very recent. so this collective identity of this political identity of asian america really emerged recently. and i think we are still figuring out how to build coalitions within our communities, we are so much of this conversation can be east asian struggles versus really looking at so many different types of asian people, southeast asian people, and also even the under the
from korea and japan and china. it's not all the same place. but it is in the cauldron of -- it's often in the cauldron of american oppression that that identity is forged. >> that's right. >> how do you feel about this identity, asian american or when aapi, at this moment, what is persistent feeling of threat is doing to them as a political -- >> i think it's a complex identity. because, like you said, it is a mix of so many different ethnicity, different groups, that are fighting against, essentially, white supremacy. and up until the 1960s we were known as oriental's. that is very recent. so this collective identity of this political identity of asian america really emerged recently. and i think we are still figuring out how to build coalitions within our communities, we are so much of this conversation can be east asian struggles versus really looking at so many different types of asian people, southeast asian people, and also even the under the category of asian struggles -- we will be talking about people who have been previously incarcerated. are we talking about sex workers? are we talking about undocumented people? because these are all people part of the narrative that are not being visible lies. also, when we are talking about building coalitions, we still suffer so much from the remnants of the political acts that have happened to position asian people as the wedge within the people of color communities, where we, when we go back to history and examine the origin of the model minority myth, being a political weapon that was created by white conservatives to position us as better minorities, compared to people who are marching on the frontline during the civil rights era, who were predominantly black americans -- so really, the fundamental nature of the model minority myth is resting on anti black racism. and so i think that is a really important detail that we need
annual rainfall total with back-to-back storms on the way. in salinas, people are collecting sandbags to protect their homes. >> it can get nasty. it really. can >> just days ago, washed out roads in leni winks caused scenes like this. officials were concerned that pressure on other levels could cause future breaks. in other parts of the state, prolonged power outages in sacramento. >> while doing the same thing you were just trying to do it together. make the best of the stark city way. shun >> winter weather alert in the sierra, drivers heading up for the holiday weekend stalled on i-80 near lake tahoe. cauldron says after multiple spin outs. the positive in all this moisture, california has reported 35% reduction in drought search since december 20th. however, one scientist said we're not of the woods yet. >> it took us a long time to get into the severe drought conditions. so it's going to take more than a good rainy season to get this