there was a question about what grover cleveland thought of volumes jennings bryan -- of william jennings bryan. i am curious what he hated him for and if that was true. >> i will start. you can follow up. grover cleveland was a hard money democratic president. he did not like bryan's position. it was the silver at issue and the breaking of the cleveland administration of the purchase act that most got the ire of clover cleveland -- of grover cleveland. >> the democratic party, especially from the east where cleveland was from. people who believed in thomas jefferson and that the government should not do very much in the economy. during the depression of the 1890's, grover cleveland said that the people should support the government but the government should not support the people. this is different from what bryan believed. he was a liberal. he believed the government should help those who could not help themselves. he wanted to reset the balance between corporate power and the power of workers and small farmers. cleveland had broke the strike with federal troops. the cleveland attorney

olderm jennings bryan's brother pushed him. at that time he was a divisive figure in the party, but the name and was -- democrats hoped would allow him to win a lot of rural votes. charles bryan --his nomination for vice president was an attempt to keep some progressive farm vote on his side, and for the most part they did not succeed. >> our next call joins us from pennsylvania. go ahead, terry. caller: very interesting talk. you stated william jennings bryan was a fundamentalist and a progressive, and i believed states like kansas and nebraska that have large fundamentalists populations but also very -- today they arema conservative. what happened to cause this change? >> that is a good question. it had a lot to do west the active -- to do with the economic conditions of his day. now the prosperity changed in the 20th-century in ways he could not have predicted. bryan for shattered some of five in his commitment to faith in public life, but his faith was based around the social gospel movement and applied christianity. helpin

- [jen] it's too high. - it's at 32 inches. - [jen] that feels fine. - [sean] we have a lot of working space in here that we can do. - i think it looks okay, right don't you think? - election night, breaking news coverage, weather events. this is a very versatile set. - this is the main two shot. skyline's behind it. if we were to add the meteorologist and the breaking news anchor, where would they go? - you're real tight to your two guests. if you come off of them, it's a better looking shot, if you're working with three cameras, you can do a four shot, a single, a single or a two. - so my only thought is on election night, where is panelists are gonna be and how we going to produce election night with a couple of other people on the set. - people don't watch it as set. they watch the content, but the set is the living room. it's not about how beautiful and glamorous the house is it's the company that they're with. - i can tell you that i've never built something like this before all over zoom. - [sandy] i think we only met four people in person that we hired before covid-19 shut ever

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and jen, i want to start with you. because what we heard from president obama last night was the likes of which we have never heard before from a former president or from president obama. there were moments where it looked like he was emotional to the points of tearing up. what do you see, jen. what do you think drove it and what do you think the impact will be? >> that's right, john. and i worked for him for ten years and you don't see that emotional outcry frequently or that emotion on his face. i can only remember a couple of times over the course of the long period of time that i worked for him. but i think what we saw last night was somebody who, you know, a former president who had a lot of pent-up feelings and emotions about what he's seen over the last four years. he has picked his moments very carefully to speak out against trump over the last few years on purpose, but this was bigger than a political speech. this was speaking to this moment we're living in, a warning of sorts, but really defending our democra

jen, let me start with you. as somebody who has had to worry about how to put together a big speech, had to put together a big event. arguably, two of the most important speeches a candidate gives are those convention acceptance speeches and you can't do it in front of a big audience. how do you think they're doing so far, jen? >> i talked to stephanie cutter yesterday who is managing convention programming for the convention as part of the -- for the circus. i feel like they have a good plan. the democrats are pretty good at putting on a show. well, first of all, we've all had to adapt. we're into the sixth month of having to adapt. so the democrats have figured out how to adapt the convention as we have in our own lives and audiences have a broader expectation than what you'd normally expect from a convention. but also, what you are really doing is programming two hours every night. two hours of network television every night. and they've got a good plan down for a lot of speeches in shorter amounts of times.

jen, thank you, you're a star. no problem. were maybe getting one or two every other couple of days. we're now sort of getting around about 2—3 positive results coming back on a daily basis. once we've found that somebody is positive, they are then being cared for in the designated covid zones. all wards in the maternity unit have been divided into red zones and green zones. red means covid—infected, green means clean. so there's a lady that's just given birth. she's tested covid positive. they've got to transfer her from this red zone to another red zone upstairs. so should we keep the corridor clear now? close the door wherever you can. 0k, thank you. right. so we're to come in and close the door, and then we're allowed back out when she's left. here we are, here we are. thank you ever so much. we can come out. but, yeah, can you imagine? you know, you've just given birth, you've tested positive... for a deadly virus and you've now got to. . . isolate. isolation times in the hospital vary depending on the patient‘s condition

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coalition organizer rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate jen let me go to you 1st i mean i said in my introduction here i mean you know you have you have a lot of gaffes coming from joe biden and he's been known for it ok it's not the you know all of a sudden but the intensity of them are is mounting and that maybe just because of the media's watching more closely i'm trying to be really fair here but we i think we have every right to know about the mental facilities the capabilities of someone that is running for the highest office in the land i mean how do you come out on this go ahead john. well i agree i said last tuesday on super tuesday that the good news was for joe biden he won the primaries and i also said at the same time the bad news is he won the primaries and that the spotlight would soon be getting super hot on him and his numerous gaffes i mean this is a man who wakes up and on a daily basis is not too sure what state he zen he mistakenly called his wife his sister last week and the list of gaffes really go on and on and on and l

and cnn political commentator, jen sake. jen, let's start with you. i'm wondering what your thought was when you have this, now salvo from president trump. >> it's what racism sounds like in 2020, anderson, and i don't think we should be confused about that. back in 2011, it was before all these social media platforms. but, you know, back then, it took us about a month to come out. and we actually brought the birth certificate to the briefing room and handed it out to reporters. i think the lesson from that is it's important to punch back. not just the biden campaign. they've done that. but everyone needs to push back and punch back on how this is basically a racist lie. >> malika henderson. the argument often is, you know, by even addressing it, you are giving it more oxygen. what do you think of -- of -- you know, what one does in a case like this? i mean, i think people are -- have watched what happened on -- with the birtherism with president obama. maybe it's a different time. i don't know. >> yeah, i mean, it didn't really stop with the conspira

also to jen's point about the oratory. we sit back when it comes to these speeches and try to see who gave a good speech and how they delivered it. not mentioning donald trump last night was purposeful. very intentional. and it played extremely well. because what it looked like was joe biden was the adult in the room. and so, i'm interested to see the republican convention in the future coming up, because it's difficult to pull these off. so a shout-out to all of the staffers on both sides, who are working endless hours to give us the production, to show the better angels of our nature in this country. >> i'm curious, though, if you're a plant worker in michigan or pennsylvania or someone at home around the country, who's lost a job because of coronavirus, and you watched this, jen. what's in this for me, you might be asking? what is it that joe biden is proactively offering m ining me. i see weaponized aggressive empathy, and that's a thing. caring in and of itself is a thing, but is that enough? what else was there? >> t

at south korea, 300 deaths, it's crazy. >> you don't know that. >> i do. >> you don't know that. >> jen, you've been in the oval office, you've briefed presidents. i have to ask myself, what chief of staff is permitting people to give him graphs that reinforce his misleading statements? why aren't they trying to reel him back into the reality of this? >> i think the only people that are left besides, you know, the good doctors that advise them, are people that tell him what he wants to hear. and he treats everything based on how it reflects on him. when jonathan swan asked him those questions, it was clear he had never been presented with information because he will only accept information that value daylights t validates that he's doing a good job. it would help him politically as well as being a good thing to do and help the country. but he's so stubborn, he won't give in. >> and in the last couple of days, kristen, monday's briefing, the president was asked about dr. deborah birx, and he thought that the nation was doing very well, only hours after sending that tweet where he called

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months empirical evidence dictates that's the conclusion you will draw in the future debate go ahead jen. yeah look i'm looking very much forward to i think it's president trump has agreed to 3 general election debates and those will be i mean the popcorn guys that's going to be very entertaining to watch but they do have some time to prepare joe biden and his 1st test really is coming up this sunday when he goes mana against bernie sanders and and look he's got to get past bernie sanders 1st this week and if he does not do well at the sunday debate i think the democratic party goes back to the drawing board and says we may have a problem * on our hands i would not be surprised if they were able to substitute hillary clinton and substitute michelle obama and some time between now and the day that the d.n.c. convention starts which is july 13th i think it will be very unlikely but that is still a possibility and look even jason's right here in no they can't prescribe someone's mental illness to them and in fact there's even an american psychological association guideline that says if you

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jen, you saw the birtherism play out firsthand with president obama. i wonder what you think when you hear this salvo from president trump? >> in 2011, this is what racism sounded like and it's what racism sounds like in 2020, anderson. i don't think we should be confused about that. back in 2011, it was before twitter was moving fake news and fake information as quickly as it is. but you know, back then it took us about a month to come out and we actually brought the long form birth certificate to the briefing room and handed it out to reporters. it's important to punch back, not just the biden campaign, they have done that. but everybody needs to punch back on how this is basically a racist lie. >> you know, with what the argument often is, by addressing it, you're giving it more oxygen. what do you think of, you know, what one does in a case like this? i think people are -- have watched what happened on -- with the birtherism with president obama. maybe it's a different time. i don't know. >> yeah. it didn't really stop with the conspiracy theory at

i follow both of you around wherever you speak and i follow you, jen on social media. i think that the pain and the emotion with which you both speak about hillary hillary clinton is kind of the tip of a really big iceberg. i think all of her supporters feel some version and i have mostly benefited from learning from you. but james, just talk about what's underneath, what i've just described in terms of her maybe avenging her loss or her power with the democratic base or women in this election. >> well, you got a year? >> you got all the time you need, my friend. >> you know, obviously, all of us have a lot of resentments and a lot of complaints and, you know, it's an idiotic email story and no one will take responsibility for it. but right now during this convention, we're all excited about vice president biden. everybody's excited about senator harris. and i think the party, for 95% is really, really rallying together. and it's really gratifying to see how much talent we have, and it's multi-generational. and some of these youngsters that we have, just coming up with

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and constantly butted heads with william jennings brian. which is interesting because william jennings brian, his daughter ruth ryan owen ruth brian owen is on this side. when both ruths were sworn in, in 1929, they came down the center aisle together arm and arm and wowed the members and the press because here are two daughters of avowed political enemies. if we go back into the picture just to finish out, this is mary norton of new jersey, and then this woman here is another one of the interesting characters from this time period. florence kahn of california, who represented a large portion of san francisco, and she's another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband julius was the chairman of the military affairs committee, and like edith norris rogers, she was another woman who was very involved in her husband's political career. when he passed away she was asked to run for the seat in the special election, and she decided that she was going to stay on. she stayed on for more than a decade. and she's the first jewish woman

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that was jen, and that's it for this week.ebook and twitter at bbc click. thank you for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello. wednesday was the hottest day of the year so far for wales and that is how thursday could start as well as widely across the murky on the eastern side of the pennines until the afternoon in some spots and for scotland, again some of the potentially in the teens but with some sunshine and away from the showers in the south you could the showers keep coming under thunderstorms through the a lot the top and here we go again. not a lot in the way of sunshine for much of scotla nd the way of sunshine for much of 00:29:20,248 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 scotland or northern ireland, welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: joe biden appears in public for the first time with his new election running mate kamala harris. i have no doubt that i picked the right person to join i have no doubt that i picked the right person tojoin me i have no doubt that i picked the right person to join me

someone that is running for the highest office in the land i mean how do you come out on this go ahead jen. well i agree i said last tuesday on super tuesday that the.

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that was jen, and that is it for this week.social media come on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we will see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. for the second friday in a row, some of us have experienced some extreme heat drifting up from the near continent. in fact, the first friday of august saw temperatures peaking at 36.4 degrees in central london, and the heat was pretty widespread across the midlands, central and southern england. widely seeing those temperatures in excess of 30 degrees. that said, not for all. in parts of north—west wales and the outer hebrides we saw temperatures only at around 16 or 17 degrees, and here there were some showery outbreaks of rain. so over the next few hours those temperatures will fall into single figures, by contrast in the south—east it's going to be a very uncomfortable night for getting a good night's sleep. we wake up on saturday morning, perhaps low to mid 20s. so that means plenty of sunshine around, albeit hazy for the weekend. we keep th

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predeployed in jennings as well as in the lake charles area. in new orleans, ready to -- in baton rouge ready to move forward. they're a great group of guys. they responded to harvey. they beat the texas national guard into houston. this storm is going to be horrific. it's going to put just about most of cameron parish. what's different between hurricane rita and now, this unsurvivable tidal surge as has been reported on by the weather people all day. what that would look like on the ground, it will cover just about everything in cameron parish which has been rebuilt twice from storm damage. i was there the day after hurricane rita. we had two navy ships follow hurricane rita into cameron parish. most of the people have been evacuated and those two navy ships led by the admiral with 1500 marines, puked their guts out to get into a place called pecan island where they rescued several dozen people that hadn't evacuated. louisiana is in a different state. during hurricane rita, we had 5,000 of our national guard patrolling the streets. they're hom

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and jen palmieri, contributor to showtime's "the circus." peter, the packed crowd today is getting just as many headlines, about the lack of social distancing, the very random spotting of a mask if at all. what is the calculation behind that, that the pandemic is over and we can move on? >> yeah, andrea, you're exactly right, it was the most striking scene there, not just the fact that it happened on the south lawn but what the scene looked like, the 1,500 supporters or so gathered together, no social distancing, very few masks being present there. we're told that only a limited number of people were tested, those who would have been in close proximity to the president. but what does that say about all the others there? they were certainly trying to create this illusion that the pandemic is in the past. it's no surprise the president has sort of provided us with this revisionist history in terms of his own handling of the virus here. what was striking to me, even as you looked at the crowd, the president talked about how he was following, in

jen, as a publisher how's it going? >> guest: , businesswise were doing okay.shocking considering i don't know i read a statistic in ad age just yesterday that said most ad agencies are reporting to be 75% down. which is shocking. we are trending nowhere near that. when this first went down, we had a few publishers cancel some events. the bulk of the publishers we push their ads to the fall, they push so many of their big bucks to the fall. and now we see a little bit of budget cuts here and there. what incredibly lucky in this way. i think there's a little particular i think the publishers are thinking of doing it to market my book to booksellers? they're not really facing the customers in their stores. but i would say this might be one of the most i don't know important times ever to get your book into the hands of a bookseller because they will either be selling online, or curbside or in their stores shortly enough. >> host: there's an argument to be made that ads might be more important than ever for publishers. as a media shutting down most where we are ge

talk every talk over each other because viewers don't like it just raise your hand and i'll go to you jen go right ahead jan go ahead. ok i actually agree with walter here there is no debate i would rather see more than 2 passionate people with completely me tempus it sets of uneasiness and that would be bernie sanders versus i think that's the debate that americans deserve to hear unfortunately the democratic party disagreed with that so we're talking about with the reality of the guy that you guys are stuck with and i think that in the end alternately is going to be joe biden unless again this coming sunday he doesn't perform well against bernie sanders which could possibly well be you know bernie sanders and joe biden currently are neck and neck they're only really separated by about a 100 delegates at this point if you look at the people who've endorsed them pete amy so forth they've got about another 100 if joe biden makes a serious gaffe at this weekend's democratic debate things could change that could be a game changer and you see bernie sanders this week kind of tamping down his

van jones, scott jennings, andrew yang. van, let's start with you. >> that sound you hear all across the country is the sound of democrats exhaling. that's what that is. people would have accepted anything. we just wanted joe to get out there. sometimes when he gets up there you're afraid he's going to make a mistake, he's going to have a gaffe, the expectation is so low. and he came out there and he gave an extraordinary speech. listen, first of all, it's very tough just to do the biography. it's very tough to do policy, very tough to do attack and contrast, almost impossible to do all three well. he did all three well, and it was authentic. it was an extraordinary speech. and we were prepared for it to be a terrible speech. as long as he didn't embarrass himself we were going to come out here and praise him. you don't have to make anything up tonight. joe biden did that thing tonight. unbelievable. unbelievable. >> governor? >> yeah, i completely agree with van. i am the hard core fiercest partisan here. like, if i could

well, jen cope stake has been taking a look at how technology can help. and ourcampaigns and creative with using technology and our campaigns and live events. burberry‘s photographer nick knight asked model kendall jenner to take 200 pictures of herself at home. she was then recreated using stills under model in a motion capture suit, ina model in a motion capture suit, in a computer—generated environment. and for men's paris fashion week, designer ziggy chen combined images from german artist hannah hawke and photos from a trip to the river ganges. along with the clothing designers, there is of course a whole host of people who work on fashion shows, from soundtrack designers to make up artist and even journalists, and fashion weeks have typically driven the cycle of demand. but is orbit about to change? some clearly think so, and were working in this way even before the pandemic. at rebellion studios in didcot near 0xford, the team from satore studio is working on what the post pandemic fashion show might look like. two mightier is a well—designed visua

thank you so much, jen. thank you, susan. before jen comes on and begins to go to the line of questions we want to say welcome to senator markey for joining us this evening on this historic event. i am andrea james, and we do need to start the event. it's the first massachusetts senate debate organized by formerly incarcerated people. it makes an important -- that marks an important step toward sintering the voices of those directly impacted by the criminal legal system and my incarceration. for those of you who are just joining us and were not with us during the first round, a couple of housekeeping points just so you are aware. your microphones are muted. your video is turned off and we cannot take your comments in the chat box. however, we will share relevant information with you there. we do not want -- we do want to hear from you. we have the questions, some of you sent in earlier when you registered and are producers are monitoring the q&a box. you can open with the button at the bottom of your screen. please add questi

shenzhen jen was minister for help during the 2003 sars outbreak that claimed 73 lives in taiwan. and i think that we have prepared for this. for 17 years. we came across this. area and then that a while and then me so the entire. health administration as well as i was anything have practiced the how to for pandemic. that included stockpiling face masks unlike in many western countries taiwan ramped up its production of surgical masks. so. each person was allowed to purchase 2 every 7 days. taiwan never imposed a strict lockdown like the one and move on. the small island proved to the rest of the world that it was indeed possible to contain the virus by late august only 7 people had died a covert 1000 in taiwan. years of preparation as well as extensive contact tracing and serve the authorities well. the west meanwhile remained oblivious to the oncoming threat or were they simply indifferent and i'm sure we are going back on the hours of preparation. oh why. didn't the international and fin fish beatific gone and learn from. the ice that i own no devices tells me they hadn't prett