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doers, to be unafraid, always keeping the faith. >> further honor dr. king's contribution to voting rights and civil rights in the country the king center will hold a teach in and voter registration drive. in places like philadelphia dealing with gun violence volunteers today will focus on gun prevention and make gun safety bags hand out to the community. a lot of good being done in honor of dr. king today and all that he stood for. >> mike: charles watson live in atlanta. many thanks. >> dana: thank you, charles. afghan ally fought for years with the u.s. military. once biden pulled troops out of the country abadal had a choice to either flee his home or face torture and death. he made a difficult journey decided to go to the u.s. border but thrown in a detention cell. joining me is his brother, sammy, pleading for president
those informations from some quarters who are politically motivated and they have a habit of magnifying things and they have a habit of doctoring information. we have spoken to families who say that their husbands or their brothers, their fathers, were taken away. are you saying they are not telling the truth? we would welcome them to come to us, tell their true story. bangladesh's prime minister sheikh hasina has dismissed accusations her government is responsible for human rights abuses. we have spoken to a number of people who have shared allegations of violence and intimidation by the security forces. many of them say they are too scared to go on camera for fear of reprisal. shafikul islam kajol�*s story is one reason why. he says he was tortured in an underground detention cell, handcuffed and blindfolded for more than 50 days before he was released.
we have spoken to families who say that their husbands or their brothers, their fathers, were taken away. are you saying they are not telling the truth? we would welcome them to come to us, tell their true story. bangladesh's prime minister sheikh hasina has dismissed accusations her government is responsible for human rights abuses. we have spoken to a number of people who have shared allegations of violence and intimidation by the security forces. many of them say they are too scared to go on camera for fear of reprisal. shafikul islam kajol�*s story is one reason why. he says he was tortured in an underground detention cell, handcuffed and blindfolded for more than 50 days before he was released. the journalist says it was after he published an investigation into government officials. bangladesh's home minister says it is all untrue. translation: they asked me
accusations her government is responsible for human rights abuses. we have spoken to a number of people who have shared allegations of violence and intimidation by the security forces. many of them say they are too scared to go on camera for fear of reprisal. shafikul islam kajol�*s story is one reason why. he says he was tortured in an underground detention cell, handcuffed and blindfolded for more than 50 days before he was released. the journalist says it was after he published an investigation into government officials. bangladesh's home minister says it is all untrue. translation: they asked me why i wrote the story. - i was tortured and interrogated for hours at a time. it was horrible. ahead of saturday's protest, a beefed up presence on the streets. bangladesh's government says the country is a beacon of democracy.
were taken away. are you saying they are not telling the truth? we would welcome them to come to us, tell their true story. bangladesh's prime minister sheikh hasina has dismissed accusations her government is responsible for human rights abuses. we have spoken to a number of people who have shared allegations of violence and intimidation by the security forces. many of them say they are too scared to go on camera for fear of reprisal. shafiul islam kajol�*s story is one reason why. he says he was tortured in an underground detention cell, handcuffed and blindfolded for more than 50 days before he was released. the journalist says it was after he published an investigation into government officials. bangladesh's home minister says it is all untrue. translation: they asked me why i wrote the story. - i was tortured and interrogated for hours at a time. it was horrible.
we have spoken to families who say that their husbands or their brothers, their fathers, were taken away. are you saying they are not telling the truth? we would welcome them to come to us, tell their true story. bangladesh's prime minister sheikh hasina has denied accusations her government is responsible for human rights abuses. we have spoken to a number of people who have shared allegations of violence and intimidation by the security forces. many of them say they are too scared to go on camera for fear of reprisal. shafiul islam's story is one reason why. he says he was tortured in an underground detention cell, handcuffed and blindfolded for more than 50 days before he was released. the journalist says it was after he published an investigation into government officials. bangladesh's home minister says it is all untrue.
the most vocal opponent of russian president vladimir putin is back in his prison cell despite suspicions that that's where he was poisoned just a few days ago and of all he was hospitalized yesterday after what was 1st described as an allergic reaction his physicians says of all he was poisoned with a chemical agent which is yet to be determined or confirmed earlier today the hospital doctors treating he said that his life is not in danger which is why he was sent back to prison. i don't actually know if on his way back to prison one of russia's most prominent opposition figures was rushed to hospital on sunday after taking ill in his detention cell clinic doctors say he had a severe allergic reaction but his personal doctor isn't convinced speaking to the press she said her client was poisoned and warned he could be in danger if he
of all the as one of president vladimir putin's harshest critics he is serving a prison sentence for calling for unauthorized political protests. and likely no validly on his way back to prison one of russia's most prominent opposition figures he was rushed to hospital on sunday after taking ill in his detention cell clinic doctors say in a valley had a severe allergic reaction but his personal doctor isn't convinced speaking to the press she said her client was poisoned and warned he could be in danger if he returns to prison. when you bring up the human. believe you'll get it it's unclear whether what he has is contact dermatitis or not but he was in a life threatening condition and now they are sending him back to the same place where that same toxic chemical substance might be again. and a 2nd exposure to whatever it was could have serious consequences for his health he
one of russia's most prominent opposition figures nevada he was rushed to hospital on sunday after taking ill in his detention cell clinic doctors saying if you had a severe allergic reaction but his personal doctor isn't convinced speaking to the press she said her client was poisoned and warned he could be in danger if he returns to prison. when you bring up the human. believe you'll get it it's unclear whether what he has is contact dermatitis or not but he was in a life threatening condition and now they are sending him back to the same place where that same toxic chemical substance might be again. and a 2nd exposure to whatever it was could have serious consequences for his health. and a valley was arrested just days before a number of unauthorised public protests sent thousands to the streets of the russian capital he tried to make light of his arrest for biggest i had gone out for
borders. >> harris: asylum laws, too, brad. what you said, most people come here for rule of law? no, most are coming here for money. they want jobs. they want a better economy. that currently right now is not covered by asylum-seeking. >> brad: and that's not what they are getting sitting in a detention cell. the point of the matter is that unless we have a respect for the rule of law, for people who are citizens, and for people who seek to come here, than the whole system breaks down. but it's incumbent upon republicans and democrats to solve the global issue of immigration. to deal with people who have come here and overworked. in certain instances, we are complicit. we have been complicit. >> harris: i wrote down what you said. "we can't seem to solve their own problems." quote of the deal. nancy pelosi has to miss the social media clout of congresswoman alexander, sea of cortez after she and other freshman democrats voted against