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Part of the country, and to again quote, "reach out to nonmetropolitan audiences beyond london and engagement in our national conversation", well, the impact of covid and movements like extinction rebellion or black lives matter, those stories are better told if everyone has an equal stake in them, irrespective of where they live. so what does it mean to have a non—london bias when you are reporting the news? the market for producing local news is as tough as it's ever been. so, how do you do it? today we hear from four people about their new approaches to reporting across the uk. let me int...

Nation.com. i am advocating for truth justice and the american way. "the greg gutfeld show" comes up next. >> what nobody would have anticipated and we would still be talking about in the presidency of that candidacy because he is artificially augmenting as president because he is still stuck on that issue. [laughter] >> i'm pretty sure that's not true. [applause] greg: look at this video it is

Nation.com. i am advocating for truth justice and the american way. "the greg gutfeld show" comes up next. >> what nobody would have anticipated and we would still be talking about in the presidency of that candidacy because he is artificially augmenting as president because he is still stuck on that issue. [laughter] >> i'm pretty sure that's not true. [applause] greg: look at this video it is

Sheep has spoken for women's rights. >> let me ask the question because you're giving the answer. if hillary clinton is the nominee, the nation certainly wouldn't see that as a loss for the democratic party. >> i would ask people to come to the nation.com to read our information. this country would be a better country if we had two real parties. i want to say about donald trump, you know, there is a reason the media's covering donald trump. it would be a disservice not to. but it struck me particularly last summer how shamefully the corporate media was lavishing attention on donald trump when ...

The sex trafficking industry. supply will always meet demand, and in this equation, supply is often too vulnerable to men, women, and at its worst, children. joining me is a defense attorney, chloe engel, amy cox, michael denzel smith, contributing writer at the nation.com, and andrea powell, founder and director of go girls. andrey a i'm going to go to you first. those who are skeptical that decriminalizing sex work will do nothing but proliferate it, how would respond to that argument? >> first i want to speak from my perspective as executive director of fair girls, and we work with young wo...