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i'm joined by three of those speakers, malcolm kenata, maury and sam park. going to go down the middle, ladies first. maury, let's talk about what you think the vision that the democratic party, what vision should they be embracing? we saw a lot of variety last night, all the way from a colin powell, you know, you saw some old school people like bill clinton. we know that joe biden is also very old school, but then he's got this brand new, shiny vp. and then, of course, you also had alexandria ocasio-cortez and stacey abrams. so what do you think should be the message and vision to the younger people? >> i think the message and vision for the younger people is that the democratic party is inclusive of everyone. folks hike john kasich can come and speak at our convention. you also saw a keynote address with myself and 16 others from around the country who represent a new generation of leadership, who are leading on bold issues in our communities like replacing the led pipes in michigan, and fighting for public education in georgia. and of course, my good frie

crucially even think about taking the burden of our countries if you look at the greek islands that maurie on hundreds of sick kids in germany from us to take them to germany 6 months ago and not even the $240.00 promised us to do here so we have to take a burden even if we can only perceive were true for the major european countries rovs it all from c.h. a thanks so much for coming in to thank you. we have some sports for you now in tennis the u.s. open starts today but the tournament has already been hit by mass no shows dudes in the ground a virus one player has already tested positive men's champion rough an oddball has decided not to compete and so have 6 of the women's top 10 fans will also be absent in new york and protests could disrupt the event. men's willed number one novak djokovic is in new york even if many of his fellow tennis stars are not the serbian has recovered from contract in the coronavirus in june but france's ben luck pat is ruled out of the testing positive on the eve of that's on a month to a raft of other players are skipping the u.s. open because of the pandemi

crucially even think about taking the burden of other countries if you look at the greek islands that maurie on hundreds of sick kids in germany from us to take them to germany 6 months ago and not even the $240.00 promised us to do here so we have to take a burden even if we can only perceive were true for the major european countries rovs it off a c.-h. a thanks so much for coming into. thank you. we have some formula one now defending champion lewis hamilton coast of the victory in the belgian grand prix to increase his lead in the overall standings the britain is now just 2 wins away from matching mighty michelle schumer's record of 91 brace . the best chance to catch lewis hamilton in this race was at the start this spacek it is fast as a tight turn at the 1st corner always gives would be challenges a glimmer of hope so when hamilton held off his mis eighty's teammate south 3 process the writing was on the wall. the wall was where these 2 ended up the safety car called out on lap 10 after antonio given that c. lost control of his alfa rim a. job in that season and had to tie a careering

i think right now, central banks are maury -- are worried more about deflation. we are doing yield curve control sort of like, and you just correctly stated they are worried about disinflation and downside moves. what do you see in the tenure tips? --ee convexity and sons convexity and some sort of centralization with a low uriel yield. geoffrey: that is something central bank will have to try to manage us tightly as possible. at the five breakevens right now. do you want to contain that to make sure it doesn't soar as a sign that the central banks are restrictive? we've gone from these areas and marched down to 1.5. if it is suddenly just expands exponentially, that is a loss of control, a loss of credibility. the risk is always you don't know you have lost credibility until you actually lose it. i think that is a risk central banks will have to take. jonathan: let's get to what that means in the fx market, with the u.s. dollar on the one side. how would you push this through g10 right now? geoffrey: irrespective of what the rba said overnight, i am still very c

( cheers ) >> call maury is available in all 50 states. the calamari comeback state of rhode island cast one vote for bernie sanders and 34 votes for the next president, joe biden. >> trevor: okay, first of all, it is so awesome that rhode island has a state appetizer. i mean, technically, new york has one, too, but it's that liquid that drips off a building and into your mouth by accident. i never look up to see where it comes from. as long as you don't know, there's still a chance it's just water. please let it be water. but the thing about the rhode island guy is, he could totally be making up this calamari thing, and nobody knows enough about rhode island to call him on it. i mean, he could have said rhode island is the only state where shaquille o'neal can legally own a convertible. and i would've been like, "oh, that's cool. i didn't know that." but, in general, i loved this roll call. it was like state tinder. although, it also proves america has no business being one country. i mean, you've got tennessee proudly mentioning their ro

crucially even think about taking the burden of our countries if you look at the greek islands that maurie on hundreds of sick kids in germany from us to take them to germany 6 months ago and not even the $240.00 promised us to do here so we have to take a burden even if we can only proceed with a truck route the major european countries of suit offer c.a.j. thanks so much for coming in today thank you. let's give you brief now some of the other stories in the news at this hour police in the usa are portland have launched a homicide investigation after a man died during clashes on saturday night fighting broke out after hundreds of supporters of president trump drove through the city the president and his democratic opponents have blamed each other for the violence. a well known russian opposition blogger and radio host says he was wounded in an attack in moscow. was handed a suspended sentence on extremism for his last year of making videos criticizing president putin. tennis now and the u.s. open starts today but the tournament has already been hit by mass no shows do of course agree on

call maury harris supports the green new deal. you have a car? guess what?o put one of the coexist stickers on it. you're not fooling anybody kamala harris. what is she angry about? i hate angry women! why has she still not released obama's college transcript. what is her skin care are you tine. how can we trust kamala harris? she's a cop who wants to defund the police, meaning she would stop existing because she needs indian to survive. she is half jamaica an and half windian. say hello to sipping a mango latte at a bobsled competition. that sound pretty good. forget i said anything. >> trevor: thank you so much, desi, for your sacrifice. all right, we have to take a quick break, but when we come back, dulce sloan drags out the vote with some help from rupaul's top queens. stick around. >> we have a presidential nominee for one of the major parties in this country. and the bar that is set is he can deliver a speech from a teleprompter without really flubbing the lines. that's it. that's the bar for joe biden. >> this treaty threatened your... subjugate... a

we have an oceanography ship the maury after an officer. the chancellors bill named for the con federal name of the battle. these are things that are worth looking at alongside the pretty obvious ones to me are the army installations around the country, which are named for beauregard, lee, and took up arms. and the others, let's have a conversation, let's take this as a national teachable moment and let's move forward in a way that does not tear apart or destroy our history. i don't think that's what's happening here, but history is like a river. the plains indians say you never cross the same i ever twice because the river moves on. that's what history is, it's a river. we need to look at it with clear eyes, understand that the river has moved on. what does that mean for us as a nation? i think that's an important conversation. >> host: admiral, how did we get to where fort bragg and fort hood were being named after confederate generals? some of these were named in the 1940's during world war ii. >> they were, and this is a long, complicat

we have an oceanography ship named the maury named for a confederate naval officer. we have a ship called the chancellor's bill named for the confederate name of the battle. these are things that are worth looking at alongside the pretty obvious ones, to me, are the army installations around the country which are named for beauregard and lee and jackson and bragg. these are generals who took up arms against the united states. i think those are pretty clear decisions. the other decisions, again, let's have a conversation, let's take this as a national, teachable moment, and let's move forward in a way that does not tear awe part or -- apart or destroy our history. i don't think that's what's happening here. but history is like a river. the plains indians say you never cross the same river twice because the river moves on. that's what history is. it's a river. we need to look at it with clear eyes, understand that the river has moved on. what does that mean for us as a nation. i think that's an important conversation. >> host: admiral, how did we get where fort bragg a