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the public health approach myself. i understand law enforcement just the same. >> bill: there is an alder woman by the name of lenny -- and she says she doesn't want to give crime alerts because she thinks it creates a perception that is bad. here is her quote. research shows us that over reporting of crime negatively impacts her most marginalized and underserved neighbors. she represents the 48th ward. and i thought it was the south side and the west side or downtown. i thought it was going to midway airport. that's the north side of chicago. and her ward is well north of wrigley field and that's the part of town that hasn't been affected by the things we've talked about. >> that's not necessarily true what she is saying. i wish her the best but the reality is chicago is a rough place right now.
intense questioning from republicans like congressman jim jordan, did us tax dollars flow through a grant recipient to the lab in china? yes, of course. it was a sub award to the one who improved that ward. what agency approved that award? >> national institute of allergy and infectious disease. >> your agency approved that, right? yes, it did after does that have anything to do with this downplaying the lab leak theory? >> no. nothing to do with it. nothing do. you do you agree that there was a push to downplay the lab leak theory? >> not on my part. really, really. wow. well, i think i think most of the country find that, find that amaz i said 11 seconds. >> we look at the facts. >> i've kept an open mind throughout the entire process during the nearly four our hearing republicans seizing on a series of private emails suggesting some nih aids may have attempted to bypass public disclosure requirements the individuals at the nih and nid are of a very committed group of individuals. >> and this one instance that
insisted hillary clinton should face criminal charges for doing exactly what donald trump was wrongly accused of doing, which was mischaracterizing legal expenses, that's something else. remember, she paid for the dirty russian dossier. she paid a fine to the fec. donald trump specifically said he would not prosecute hillary clinton because that's not what we do in america. what the democrats have done in new york is like something that would happen in pakistan or brazil. it's something that america would sanction another country for, for engaging in election interference. >> he campaigned on locking up hillary clinton. >> he said that's not what we do in america. >> he campaigned and then after ward he said he wouldn't do it. >> peter, if new york was a foreign country, america would sanction them for trying to target the weaponization of the legal system, their political opponents, and rigging election outcomes. >> are you okay with donald trump saying he will weaponize the doj against joe biden?
really clear that they are talking about biological sex, sex at birth, in the act. so that could mean, by protecting, they say that it will protecting, they say that it will protect particularly women spaces, and it could for instance mean that and it could for instance mean that a rape crisis centre, or a women only hospital ward, that a woman who is not, only women who are born as women, will be able to go into that ward, and a trans he was born male would not be able to, but there are huge complexities over this. for example a trans man, who was born as a woman, what would happen then? presumably they would also be able to use the ward. there is a need for clarity in this area, say many people, but there is an awful lot of complicated implications in making any changes to the law.— complicated implications in making any changes to the law. alison holt, thank yon —
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even if hamas were to agree and netanyahu were to agree, there is still a lot. do you go from that stage one to stage two? >> but i mean, i should point out it's so complicated internally for netanyahu between his far-right flank and his ward for cabinet, who liked this plan. and so what can president biden do to help that whole dynamic so i, don't know that that president biden can do much to change that dynamic. >> what he can do is try to change this so it isn't just about whether netanyahu stays in office because fundamentally, netanyahu's interests are not aligned with those vitriol netanyahu's interests are too frankly, keep the war going because it's long as the work continues, he's going to remain prime minister. and that is, it seems to me not in israel's interests. i don't think it's in the us interests and certainly not in the interest of the palestinian people i think that president biden should not just have been and
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