Using the comedy central. August. Nine, two thousand eighty from probably said, rose Wall NEWS Headquarters in New York. This. Is the daily german revenue use activists, mad Dijon, Amazon joining us. Everybody will be talking to them about their road for change tool, but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. Wash I'm not a big fan of most are present

policies, but there is one idea that gets me really excited spaceport and today vice president might pens came out to join in on the phone, Now the time has come to write the next great chapter, history of our armed forces to prepare for the next battlefield. America's best and bravest will be called to deter and defeat a new generation of threats to our people to our nation. The time has come to establish the United States space force God. Damn this duty when Trump talks about space for seamen,

solid, we're gonna, be on a rocket writing to the moon like space churning aliens are branded murmur. My pants makes it sound like actual space. Is this like Putin, This is captain my parents, nothing too. Or trumps like we're, gonna go out there and we're going to have, That would those very well and pencils like there will be no sex with aliens not until after marriage, moving on to another frontier, the gender pay gap, it's a problem all over the world and it turns out the problem starts. Then you think that New York Times reports, I've studied that shows daughters, do more chores than sons and that could contribute to gender inequality in pay. Girls do about forty five minutes

workaday boys do about half an hour. The girls are more likely to be paid for cleaning boys or more I stated we paid for personal hygiene like brushing their chief, our now now now. Look now, look no wait. Wait, wait! Don't boo votes, I know I know that doesn't sound fair, but if you have a smelled a fifteen year old boy, You know that the showering money is totally worth it. Ok, not not that I. Old year old boy thing. I've heard this story just makes me sad right, because this means deep ban and never gotten allowance. Finally, finally, we see a lot of white women go viral this year, but now One of them has gone viral for something good one

oh and promote island is a huge bad Missy Elliot lest she even posted a video covering the wrapper song work at this video fell. Popular meant the reach we ourselves time exclusive, pattered many working now, every person you're here they ve got what we're going to have a record deal by way of the way we think we're not focused, only question is Molly. Question is what event was that like? What's it like a kids

they body and she's just doing wrong. She asked Rob songs, happy ninety birthday Dale my neck, my back as regards gods story. It is August people when stores that putting up Halloween, decorations and Ben costing starts prepping five and The key is to always be ready. More importantly, August is national. Breast feeding awareness month for women, who can do it breastfeeding is one of the best ways to nurture and infants and is shocking that in twenty eighteen weeks, still seeing stories like this. A mother, breast feeding, her baby inside and Alabama restaurant says the manager told her to cover up and outraged mothers says she was breast feeding or baby. Would it be? A bus driver told her to cover raw Sarah, since said this was how she was sitting and breast

eating, while having dinner at a subway restaurant inside this Walmart Super Centre, that's when she said a manager at subway Axtra to cover up or breastfeed at the back of the store. He stated that while if it's my legal read them, he can just without his penis and pay everywhere ok, I'm confused by this guy's reasoning. How is breastfeeding the female equivalent of pigs, because pig is the food.

Male equivalence of paying back. I know that women also p write to me just sounds like that. Do just wants an excuse to take his dick out. That's all. It sounds like these before everything is like that car turned right unread. If you can do that, I'm not a whip. My penis up, I want to act like I can't do that. Ok, but next time, next time it's on, and also can we addressed that there was a subway restaurant inside a walmart like if you ask me, that's the unnatural waiter, feats of one path that these we covered up and now rest meeting room of this breastfeeding in public is legally protected in all fifteen But clearly not everyone knows the law, because some people are even calling the Pope Pole on the Tatars

your controversy in Central Minnesota, when the police are called on to moms breast feeding at a public pool Stephanie, Buchanan and Mary Davis say they were breast feeding their babies in the kitty pool and when complaint turned into a sour scuffle patron of wool came up to me and told me that I need to cover because her sons were swimming. The city thing a team Stafford, the public pool, then politely asked the man to be more discreet or relocate to another area when they did not created an untenable situation. Employee eventually calling nine one want in the shallow end, very discreet about it. I like how I like how the process is completed

that she's doing it in the shallow end. Like that's important, oh no, not in the shallow, and that is the sacred place of the pool. You can see the ballroom oligopoly. I feel bad for those moms, but also feel bad for the lifeguard who had to deal with this. A teenage boy telling a woman's report Breast away goes against everything. He stands. Grain probably melted down like a robot, they couldn't handle a logic problems like Mary. Could you please put our way Europe? Could you, or what am I saying, who obviously look? America needs to be educated on this issue and thankfully, the daily shows desi lighting and also Sloan have stepped up to the challenge. With this hopeful, public service announcement hello, America? It me Desi, lighted, mother of wine and breastfeeding of three. Does this long and tedious to its content.

Attention that the natural and beautiful act of breastfeeding is making some of you uncomfortable to the point of snitching, since your soul where the cover up mothers and their cute little babies what's cover up the things make everyone else uncomfortable. You want women to cover up their baby. Eating lunch. Will guess what I want to cover up this dude housing. Buffalo away with this, Apples sitting on the same side of the boat we gotta, you're, happy ha the public pool to sacred a place, for the nourishment of baby. So it's only fitting that we also cover up all deeds in banana hammer and Crete to offer sunscreen rubbed downs. We know there's not as we have sixty nine and let them forget public transportation. If the worst thing you ve not a subway is a woman breastfeeding congratulations. That means you ve, never been

on a car with a woman clipping her toenail asked when the bag couple making out on the train. I stand. We get it on a disgusting things out there. So I'm sorry if your grow stopped by breastfeeding, but have made like Hungary, baby in suck it up. Support for this by against comes from see you now. I guess theories created by Johnson and Johnson and the American Nurses Association, nurses closest to the suffering climate change, violence, allergies, gaps and care, what's her home life, what do you have to? they see where things fall apart: social isolation and loneliness. And the risk of being alone at an older age is pretty high and in addition,

having that inside around where it's not working, they frequently have a really. Good idea about what a solution might look like I'm sure about that. I'm a nurse economist and health tech specialist. And I am so excited to share the stories of nurse led innovations? that are changing the healthcare game with see you now download and subscribe to see you now, wherever you get pod. This week marked a milestone in civil rights history, the fiftieth anniversary of Franklin, appearance in the comic strip. Peanuts now

Now it seems like a joke, but the reason this was a landmark is that before Franklin appeared, newspaper comic strips was segregated. My black comic Strip Voice, separate separate from white comic ships. In fact, if even tried to put the pages of a newspaper together, the police is break down. You don't even have to be like well well. Well we're gonna troublemaker over here, so the character Franklin was a pretty big deal and, what's really fascinating is origin story April my in sixty Martin Luther King had been shot and killed. Eric in cities burned in rage in California afford. Two year old teacher and mother of three felt helpless and I remember sitting in suburbia, saying. Is there anything? I can hurry? Click men wanted to reach someone with influence she, to Charles shots. His peanuts comic strip, was read by nearly a hundred million people each week We Brown Lucy liners

they were all white glittering, told shots he should integrate. Ok, I was pretty of that lady, but at the same time, also kind of a win. Action to a tragedy. I mean Martin Luther. King is dead. This care from the streets on her first reaction is maybe Charlie Brown can help like. I wonder if this sum suburban lady today, going did you know, they're putting kids in cages. We gotta get Garfield a case. Where is he and the creator peanuts? Charles Schulz, he made sure that for

balloons rival was a statement. His first appearance in the comic Strip was at a beach swimming with white kids, and that may seem trivial now, but don't forget for many people in nineteen, sixty eight blacks and whites forming together was not a normal thing, and this image was seen by a hundred million people. Could peanuts in the sixties have the same kind of cultural dominance as friends in them teach which, unlike peanuts, never managed to a full time black framed this summer. I firmly that we turn out your very own. Where would you know everybody who you are you gotta love Franklin right, man, love among you, kid LIVE Franklin was a straight. A g dinner to shut out peanuts? Animals have been a pretty big moment for you as a kid when he first appeared in the strip first appear nobles and nineteen

How do you think I am fifty fourteen? Sixteen nine forever. Now here's the thing newspaper, Frank, loose great newspaper, frightened was great. You can't argue that, but when they put him on tv there was a four story all of a sudden, they made him with stereotypes,

Why couldn't Craig lunges do the whole gave me black hands came. Put a lively and taken out, like frankly, was auditioning for House Party to work to have a member. Even if you have one dance break, it was every time with this kid anytime. You go down the street and peanuts build. You might want to I wonder when this whole boy pop one is hanging out what is fluids? Everyone else gets a normal handshakes would know that Frank when he got a skin, see what I mean all the other. Payments are just kids, but Franklin's run around Prima feel like

I baby shaft he's a tiny mother mothers. I just don't want him to be the other key. All the time Thanksgiving yeah. They invited him, but look what I they even got distance. It would be worth a doll given that today, a table escudo. Frankly, Franklin look man pregnant Did you a favor you'd? Almost none about bland ass white people turn footnote, wrinkles united, all season the full right have things given in Africa. Roy network, like I hear what you're saying but I'd like I liked having frankly on the screen it then I think it's important for kids were able to see a version of themselves. Ok cool, so it s a case. The cartoons honour, the original revolutionary Spirit of Franklin. If you Megan Rat? Do it right,

would you rather warm. Welcome back in the day show my guests tonight a helping lead, a movement to end gun violence following a mass shooting at the high school in Parkland Florida. Please welcome March for our lives activist, dollars and met? I welcome to show so good to have you here. Is that the first even do good, which my water, you know check. If it's what we do know it's the mug out like a fake mug, and now you have exposed

the fact that a number of any real things in my cups welcomes the show you so much for being here. You know it's been fascinating. For me, in watching a journey is that many people get angry when something that happens in there not just in America anywhere many people outraged. Many people say something. Some people do something, but you continue to work at it to make change. What do you think keeps you driving you? I definitely know that in the very beginning of all this, we met with a bunch of kids from Chicago who the peace warriors mainly who we're still friends with today, and they told us about the six principles of non violence, monolithic, kings and principle. Number five is now principle. Number four is except suffering without retaliation for the sake of the cause to achieve the goal, which means basically doesn't matter,

new faces an individual. The goal is much more important than anybody, which is kind of the main principle that you know we went to see the city encounters in North Carolina, and that was the method that were used that doesn't matter. If somebody hits me doesn't matter. If somebody pour something over, my head try to get me off of this seat. I need to sit here, because this is for everybody, new you, you have been attacked and multiple ways online I mean everyone has accused me of everything from being political puppets all the way through to crisis actors. People said that your! U emotion is fake. You you ve used for through that, and now you have a movement that has taken you on the road. What is this organization all about its all about saving lives Trevor it's it's all about creating coalitions throughout different communities around this country so that we can come together and create a united front for change. This is way more than just parkland. This is about the community's around this country that suffer from day to day, gun, violence and gun, violence in many different forms, so every

single day on this tour with travelled. Seventy somethin's stops now and everything the place we go? We hear new story of someone loss in a day former gun violence, and so is about fighting for all of them were in force to and the main thing you're trying to do is get young people to register to vote. Children will actually show up for them actually show up would like that's an important part. Why? Why is that the key to what you're doing, because only people should like regional vote, but you going like? No, we want you to show up. Why is there a difference? Because people say my vote doesn't count so somebody's interfacing registered a vote. You can say offshore, but nobody's gonna go up to you the day of the pause and say get out there and vote. You know like there's we're gonna try to do

Efforts have ride, sharing and stuff like that, or you know we encourage people to say like no China carpool, everybody that you know and try to get everybody. The poles at the same time offer the transportation of those who don't have it. But if you know of a million people say my vote doesn't count as a million votes that could have either swung districts are made an impact. You know when the Ohio special election, it was under two thousand votes. That, like was the difference but when the two people write, like your vote. Really really does count one if it had been one vote now. Persons one vote would have made the different. Where we should. We show story, we want election, it was had to be decided by basically acquaint flippin. It's starting to show you that elections are getting closer and closer people's votes. Are com, more than they ever thought before. Young people, in particular, haven't been good at turning up. When it comes to the mid terms in this election, it feels different, whiskey,

research that says more and more people are registering more and more people who are young are inclined to vote. Do you feel like gun violence and mass shootings are a big driving factor in this, while young people are more educated, now than they have ever been before, and young people turn out at a rate about one in five of young people turn out in a rate of twenty five. They can swing any election that they turn out in, and so that's what it's really about is about showing that young people, if you can just convinced one person in your proximity, that to vote that wasn't planning on voting. You can swing this action right and actually obtain morally just leaders, because right now, Congress does not reflect the wants and needs of the american people when, when it comes to gun issues, one thing I've noticed repeatedly is how you will be asked questions that many people in Congress don't get.

So when you ve only been expected to know the answers to you have had to, I think immerse yourself in policy. More than many politicians have in a strange way What are you hoping will be achieved by people voting? What are you hoping? Some of the changes will be when it comes to gun reform in America. Well, when some Miller Universal background checks is supported by over ninety five percent of the american public and the speaker of the house refuses to introduce a bill to be voted on. That is what we want to see: change human rights policies that are being supported with a super majority in this country like universal background checks, did as in the atm, disarming domestic abusers, violence prevention programmes and the rest

he's, earn our website right March for livestock com, how we save lives, but it's mostly just about getting these policies that have nothing to do with the second amendment and just have a basis in saving lives right at are supported by the general public. These all pull above sixty five percent with the general public get Congress decides to do absolutely nothing and you ve been union hosting town halls. You ve been meeting with people. You you host more channels- and I think some people in Congress may have actually on a hundred and fifty cars going to have not had a town hall in the last two years, wow. So people who don't always agree with you. What do you find all the things they agree with you on and is this something that you find in some way

It's a person's perspective, or is this some way that they shift your perspective shifted your perspective. When you engage with people, you don't agree with. Usually when people come up to us and say I don't like what you stand for, they think that we are trying to take guns out of America or that we are against the second that's not true! We are approach economic organization. We want safety around guns for people who are law. Citizens and are worried about getting their guns taken away for elaborating, says, and you have nothing to worry about we're talking about the people were not law, abiding citizens. If you're that conscious about it, you should understand you. You obviously do understand that guns are something that need to be held with respect and responsibility. The great power comes from responsibility, but, like that's true and everybody needs to hold that in their hearts and in their minds, and there are a lot of people who don't and we're just trying to catch everybody up to that process and when, when people should you owe you kids or that you you're, trying to take the gums away,

Some people say to you, like God, like you're, trying to change what America stands for. What do you find changes, then, when you speak to them as a person like is, is there a moment where they go like? Oh, I see what you're saying or do find. Sometimes you have to say we agree to disagree. We just bring them into reality of what's going on in this country. A lot of them choose to ignore what is actually going on in communities. Even really near there's will be in Wisconsin. They will understand the daily gun, violence that happens in Milwaukee when their genes bill, and that is heartbreaking to us, be We need to really love our neighbours. We need to come together, community by community and actually stand for each and every life that we're losing of writing and so

when you get so a lot of these people don't actually understand what's happening day today, a toddler picks up a gun and shoot themselves or someone once a week for the last three years in this country and with somebody like safe storage laws, mandatory trigger locks or even like a bike lock on a gun trigger, could save countless lives in this country, and that is just common sense. Right makes perfect sense for someone to say oh yeah, I should report of my gun is stolen, but in Texas, where more guns are stolen than anywhere else in the country. That's not law. You don't have to do that. But if you still alcohol from apparent it could be a felony it child endangerment, but we call it an accidental shooting. There are no accidental shootings negligence, That's us talk about the shirts that you're wearing. I clearly you didn't talk about it before you left the house.

During the same thing you not just talking you're doing united doing, you're helping others do getting people out to vote always seems tedious. Your shirts have a purpose. Tell me about them a cue our code. If you scan it with your camera, very simple, don't even get an app it will get. Register, devote an under two minutes. You watch homeward now and you zoom in what you you can take a picture of this right now on your phone and you can join this movement. You can register the vote. You can get out there. You can have your voice heard, don't even have to agree with us in policy, and you can just I registered about get out there, and I like that, so it's like gonna be like over a hundred dates. How do you go back to your normal lives like like you, you guys know you have the right to be kids as well right like wouldn't what would like what you got?

actual after this there there's no normality in this country right now and so haven't. I understand you need to continue building these coalitions with people and continue educating people what's going on data day, because not a day is pessimist where we have heard a new name, a new story. We haven't seen a day go by where new anew new story of someone else shot and killed. Another young person shot and killed in this country happens. This is, haven't anywhere else except America, and it is up to us, as Americans actually stand up and fight for each other, and so there is no normality until we can continue to come together and actually change this. So I know you want us to be kids, but we have more power.

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