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. >> and oprah's new pick.nly on cbs this morning she, reveals the next selection in her book club with gayle. and they talk to the author. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> if you are in this area, you need to be in your safe place. >> the wind is whipping and the rain as well. >> we've seen gusts that will make you move off your feet a little bit. >> isaias actually making landfall as a hurricane. >> watches and warnings extending across the entire east coast. >> a tropical storm or a hurricane, you should take this storm seriously. >> president trump claimed the coronavirus outbreak is receding. >> there are those that say you can test too much. you do know that. >> who says that? >> read the manuals. read the books. >> manuals? what manuals? >> read the books. >> what books? >> right now new police body cam footage shows what happened in the last moments of george floyd's life. >> the video shows they came with guns drawn. >> the fire in california continues to grow. >> it

and oprah was watching on the monitor, and the vet's mask fell down >> she felt that sadie might haveay about dogs could get it. i think -- i said sadie really is okay. sadie was walking around with a cone head, in quarantine so when i came, i had to quarantine for 14 days, because i'm not even mad, i get it i get it >> seth: yeah. >> i follow the rules. >> seth: and those cones -- those dog cones are like coronavirus catchers like, they're the opposite of masks. if it in anyway goes near you it just is like absorbing it, so. >> that's so true. that's so true >> seth: if i could get more serious for a moment, you are the editor at large for "the oprah magazine," and you guys made a really, a fascinating, touching decision to put breonna taylor on the cover. this is the first time that oprah has not been on the cover of this magazine how did you come to that decision >> seth, listen, the magazine by the way, is celebrating its 20th anniversary so this was a big, big, big deal she's been on the cover with other people like michelle obama, ellen degeneres, rosie o'donnell, mehmet oz so s

winfrey studio in chicago when we were on oprah and the aftermath we watched up here in the kennel irealized that it really didn't matter what the legislators wanted or what they didn't want because people started contacting us and people were horrified horrified by what was happening in lancaster county it was happening in pennsylvania what was happening in missouri and oklahoma nebraska and they couldn't believe that animals were being treated this way and they wanted to do something about it. this was 100 percent public it was really because people were hearing about the plight of puppy mills on the news on oprah reading about it in their newspapers going home and looking in the faces of these little pooches that are sharing their you know tables. bed's very most of us and saying oh my gosh what if that had been my dog and it became very very personal to a huge number of people who started picking up the phones and calling their legislators through this whole struggle and it was a struggle and it was hard it was very very difficult i never lost sight of the fact that the people ha

they have a connection to oprah . from what i hear she is the one who connected them with tyler perry basically gave them his home for a couple months before they got settled once they moved to los angeles. she lives in montecito. perry and opera are doing a mental health docu-series together. i think she probably had something to do with this. >>> it was a big day for the best tight end in the nfl. sports is up next with the groundbreaking contract he was given. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you

oprah put up 26 billboards across louisville, kentucky. the number 26 represents the age of tailor when she died. demanding the officers be charged and arrested. taylor an emt died after plain clothed officers with a no knock warrant knocked down the door and shot and killed her. >> odd sight on the peninsula. a noisy car caravan decked with flags and balloons and signs. decorations were different on each vehicle and the languages. the message the same. be counted in the 2020 census. >> it's not too late to be counted. we want to do it as soon as possible. >> south san francisco organized this event. the message applies no matter where you live. there's billions of federal dollars at stake and congressional seats california gets. log on and you will not be asked about your immigration status. >> a custom sign to remind people to wear a mask. encouraging businesses to put the sign out. and put it up hang it up where ever necessary. the sign has a special local tie. designed by santa cruz artist. you can find it the sign and maybe print it o

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maybe, they'll hang out with oprah. yeah. because oprah's there and they do work with oprah. that's what it is. >> we'll be road tripping to santa barbara. that's going to do it at 5:00. lester holt is next with "nightly news." >>> tonight, the new 2020 democratic ticket making its debut joe biden and kamala harris appearing together for the first time since she was selected as his running mate the two coming out swinging against president trump. harris, the first woman of color on a major party ticket her connection to biden through his late son bo and the questions she's facing about her record as a prosecutor. >>> president trump also in front of the cameras late today and taking new aim at harris, why some of his allies fear the attacks could backfire >>> the battle over schools, more than 1,000 students and

you saw what oprah is doing about the billboards.'s trying to keep breonna taylor, as she should, top of mind. been 146 days and breonna's taylor's killers are still not in trouble. how can the billboards turn the wheels of justice here? >> i think we have to realize that every single space is going through a reckoning. so whether it's the vogue cover that not only was shot for british uk -- sorry -- "vogue" uk that has black editor in chief, i was wearing a black designer and photographed by my husband, a powerful black photographer, those behaviors behind the magazine industry as well as someone like oprah says she's going to take the print space she has created over decades and turn it over to the story of black young woman who should be here with us right now, these are the kinds of powerful answers that we need to see in a moment like this across the globe, and the truth of the matter is what happened to breonna taylor is not at all permissible. her family has been demanding accountability for a long time, and when i first talke

an incredible way for oprah to use her platform. >>> 2020 has been a whirlwind to say the least.nth presenting its own set of new challenges. reese witherspoon is summing up this year so far with a very fitting meme. you could call it kind of a mood calendar. reese sharing this all too relatable struggle of this year with the help of some of her iconic movie characters, calling it the 2020 challenge. january you see there kicks off so hopeful with "legally blonde's" elle woods before march takes a turn. by june it's a nonstop struggle represented by her weary hiker from "wild." others did it like mindy kaling and kerry washington made their own mood calendars. they start out so cute, naive even, but eventually end in chaos. here's hoping the rest of the year is pleasant. >>> one youtube channel has blurred the lines between video games and real life recreating moments from grand theft auto on the streets of tokyo, nailing every detail from the game graphics down to the stilted character run. the video has over 17 million views and counting with more episodes from the channel to c

thank you for that. >>> we go on to another powerful woman, oprah. of breonna taylor. oprah winfrey putting up 26 billboards, one for each year of her life before she was killed at the hands of police. deborah roberts joins us with more about her effort. good morning, deborah. >> reporter: good morning, amy. yeah, oprah has added her voice and her influence to what has become a growing and steady cry for justice for breonna taylor. the young woman who dedicated her life to saving that of others had hers cut short by police who have yet to face charges in her death. if you turn a blind eye towards racism you become an accomplice to it. powerful messaging appearing all over louisville, kentucky, thanks in part to oprah winfrey. >> the response we've gotten is incredible. >> reporter: the medial mogul and her team launching a billboard campaign demanding justice for breonna taylor, the black kentucky resident and emt worker tragically shot to death during a no-knock police raid in march. breonna's devastated mother recently sharing her pain with me in a

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[laughter] oprah. i do not believe what i am hearing after multiple reports from me twice in the same program throughout the public media for you to buckle under to public opinion i do not believe what is happening. [laughter] that attack. [laughter] >> i haven't read any of your works. >> you have hours of pleasure ahead of yourself. [laughter] >> i have met - - know much but i have heard people speak of your issues on the latin american and population and she was writing from the standpoint of an advocate for border issue issues. do you see yourself as an advocate of the south or more of a lover and cherished of what you observe. >> i observed the social sector. i just record what has happened that day. to me the greatest enjoyment in life is to introduce what i have discovered two readers. i do believe in objectivity despite what you hear from others but it is objectivity of the ego as a writer if you believe what you are doing is more important than any cause, any issue, any political party anythin

who's that going to be and she said oprah winfrey. and i said okay now, let's stop joking. let's roll on to the serious part of this conversation. and she said well, sit down. and i said i am sittingdown . >> with my peanut butter and jelly sandwich. >> this is the second. >> different lunch. >> and she said oprah winfrey is going to play the wife of the butler and then the other cast members started rolling in and it was lenny kravitz, jane fonda, vanessa redgrave, robin williams, cuba gooding junior. clarence williams the third. from the mod squad. a man of very few words. when i was a kid growing up in ohio there were very few blacks on tv. and he was one of the stars of the mod squad. and he was a man of very, very few words on that show. so when i was on the set my first day seeing link from the mod squad on the set, i went over to him and i said, excuse me mister williams but when i was a kid and i used to watch you and i was so inspired by seeing you on tv and i'm just excited that you are a part of this movie. and he was wearing sunglasses . and he turned to me and

think about forgiving others and it's a gift for them and a gift for ourselves, that was my moment as oprah says, i knew that i had a lot to forgive in order to free myself of everything that had brought me too that moment and that was forgiving my siblings for not being what i wanted them to be for me, forgiving my father of not showing up in the ways that i wanted him to show up, forgiving my mother for not living long enough for me too know her, forgiving the country i was born in for engulfing itself in war that i was robbed of a continued childhood, forgiving my aunt for not having the strength to survive malaria and continue to be part of my life in the refugee camp, i had a lot to forgive so i can let go and that was a very healing process that was expedited by my visit back to somalia and kenya in aiding other refugees who were in a similar position that i was, 20 years prior in the early 20 years prior to that and reliving that experience also gave me an understanding of the choices that my family has to make, i did not fully understand for a long time, when you're a kid you want t

the new edition of oprah winfrey's oprah magazine hits store shelves with a new look. for the first time in 20 years, oprah won't be on the cover. instead it will feature this photo of breonna taylor. the 26-year-old emt fatally shot in march by police in louisville, kentucky. upper's magazine is paying for 26 billboards in louisville that say demand that the police involved in killing breonna taylor be arrested and charged. >>> newly released video of the death of george floyd is giving new insight into his deadly encounter with minneapolis police. >> let's see your hands. stay in the car. let me see your other hand. >> this video comes from the body camera's of two of the four police officers charged with the death of george floyd. it captures everything that happened from start to finish. at one point, the video shows medical teams waited almost 3 minutes to perform chest compressions in an attempt to revive george floyd. he had been pinned down while handcuffed until he became unconscious, and he died. an incident that led to protests all over the country. >>> oakl

. >>> oprah winfrey is once again calling for action for breonna taylor. this time it's with billboards. oprah paid to put up 26 billboards across louisville, kentucky. taylor was 26 when she was killed. the billboards demand that the louisville police officers involved in taylor's death be charged and arrested. breonna taylor died after plainclothes officers who had a no-knock warrant broke down her door and shot and killed her. >>> well, lose your license or your livelihood. the owner of a south bay hair salon is defying county orders and keeping his salon open. nbc bay area's anoushah rasta visited the salon. >> the fact of, you know, just us being open to fight back. i want it to be known that we're struggling out here. li like i have to pay rent. >> reporter: brandon is keeping the businesses open despite specific orders from the county to shut down. >> i would rather get in trouble. i would rather them arrest me. >> reporter: he says he didn't follow the county's closure order because he's got bills to pay. >> the consequence at this time will be big

did he end up on oprah's show. should praise him, praise him. after the facts came out, she issued a statement praising him for it and then inviting him and the editor onto her show. and then had a real and position in which freud was reduced to traveling stock of numbness. the facif you ever are in such a situation where you are being attacked and the odds are completely against you read and particularly with oprah winfrey. here's what you have to do. immediately, attack. [laughter]. say oprah, i do not believe what i am hearing. after your support for me, twice. in the same program throughout the media. this was to the public opinion and turn yourself into this stormy thing. i don't believe what is happening. [laughter]. he would've been safe. they gotcha, attack them. [laughter]. guest: may ask a second question pretty. tom wolfe: yes pretty. guest: i'm not read any of your work. [laughter]. tom wolfe: you have hours and hours of questions ahead of you. guest: i do know much about your work but have heard people speaking about it and border i

[laughter] >> he should have said, oprah, i do not believe what i'm hearing after your support for me twice and the same program and throughout the public media. for you then to buckle under to public opinion and make -- turn yourself into disforming, i do not believe what is happening. it would have been great. [laughter] >> it would have been great. but those things are easier afterwards to think of, but always, remember, if they got you dead, attack. [laughter] >> can i ask a second question? >> yeah. >> okay, i haven't read any of your work to tell you the truth. [laughter] >> think of the hours and hours of pleasure you have ahead of yourself. [laughter] >> so i don't know much about your work but i heard barbara king's father and she was speaking about border issues and you mentioned latin american population in the south and she was writing very much from the standpoint of an advocate for border issues and what not and i was wondering if you see yourself as an advocate of the south or if you -- more of a kind of lover and cherisher of what you observed? >> i am just a social se

a lot oprah zation and you. are the majority now. well joining me live is alexandra steele one of those core former journalist based in the russian capital so there is pressure for more mass protests but we have seen a crackdown by the belorussian authorities on the opposition. yes yes indeed yesterday 2 were detained one of them was today sentenced to 10 days jail sentence for organizing and participating in unlawful are rarely if he is a factory worker and exactly factory workers used to be the core of the electorate of that look a shame when we see now strikes in the belarusian factories so he apparently lost part of that electorate also other members of the oppositional coronation council were called for questioning in a different case and that is a criminal case on creating the coordination or counsel today the constitutional court said that this organizational organ ease unconstitutional and that everybody in belarus has to act according to to the constitution so i'm all of these 3 members is also with the not the literal cries

that's been my recipe ever since i saw tom cruise on with oprah winfrey, so now can you top mr.ruise. i'm waiting. [laughter] - this much i know. you know, he's better playing volleyball on the beach, flying airplanes and saving people in "mission impossible," but when it comes to cooking, i'm fairly confident that i can make a better carbonara than him, and that is nothing against his carbonara at all. - oh, okay. we got ourselves a battle. okay. we have a rap beef in the kitchen. [laughter] so tell me, walk me through -- so you got your boiled water. you add your spaghetti. - yeah, the first thing that we're going to do is i have water on the back. it's just coming up to a boil. i'm going to put a pinch of salt in there. you put about -- for every pound of pasta, you want to put in about 1 1/2 to 2 tablespoons of salt in your water because that's what helps flavor this whole thing, and the pasta water becomes part of the sauce, so we're going to put this in. i have linguine on hand, so that's what i'm using, but you could use spaghetti. you could use bucatini. you could use fe

a 35%y, they are seeing expense related to oprah winfrey.econd quarter earnings-per-share not a comparable figure overall. story wenother big have been talking about is tictoc, microsoft. i put together a chart to talk about who could perhaps benefit. much has been said about snapchat possibly benefiting. facebook,urse, influencers who might get paid well. some of said a be they are going back to instagram. about 2.7ok family, billion act of monthly users. of course, all us -- all of this comes as chinese state back to called it quote theft. they, what do you make of tracking by china, now coming back to the u.s. and calling this theft? shery: we are seeing very strong words coming out of china, especially from their editorial, the china daily. their foreignto ministry, officially declining to comment. they said that they should not openness pandora's box because everyone will be using this to undermine. even china itself has acknowledged they do not have that much capacity to react. china, objectively against, retaliating chinese companies.

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with oprah told in september 16th on g.w. . this is the end of the news live from berlin peaceful defiance in the bella rusin capital minsk thousands around the city form lines of solidarity in protest of police brutality this is the 5th time demonstrations following president bush on close disputed election victory also on the program. we meet medical george the baby boy born within minutes of the.

this is the same photo that was on the cover of "oprah" magazine, guys.taught digital artist, alexis franklin. this is remarkable what oprah winfrey is doing. >> 26? >> yeah. to represent her life. lot of pressure still on that story. >> all right. what's up next? >> exactly. 26 for every year of breonna taylor's life. that's exactly right. >>> all right. with the election coming up, that certain voters have correct information when they go to the polls. the win black pa'lante campaign, pa'lante is spanish for go for it, spreads information on social media by foreign agents for black and latino voters. it was created after an experience committee report found black americans were the number-one targets of misinformation during the 2016 election. jericka, you spoke with andre banks, one of the campaign's co-founders. let's play what he told you. >> when we look at misinformation, it's not just about, you know, some people saying crazy things in tweets. it really is a coordinated effort by some bad actors to block people's ability to participate. i think th

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late breonna taylor on it instead. >> trevor: yes, from lebron james to oprah winfrey, meghan marklel wave of sport for breonna taylor has been swelling day by day. and this support has even spread to social media platforms like instagram and tiktok which is fan task tu but it also comes with downside, because if you are online you have probably see breonna taylor turned in another meme whether it is putting her name on a -- or mentioning her dead in some caption over a random selfie. and the truth is, this is like a weird amalgam of a fie a few things. you have this relatively new phenomenon of using social media to push for justice and reform which is good. but the downside of that, the downside is social media is a medium that doesn't always use do sincerity as well. it doesn't do self-lessness well, it struggles to give-- it the gravity it de servings. so you have maybe well intentioned people who want to keep the name trending and breonar taylor get social justice but essentially using her name as a punch line. the reason obama didn't-- today on the show, as painful as it is, i

you talked to oprah. >> no way. >> i think there are a lot of crowd funding sites. is something about the fact that you know this has been vetted through this process. you can see what's happening. >> authenticate each project. >> reporter: then when it's funded, we don't get the teacher cash. we buy the books and have them delivered. we're paying the bus company that's taking the kids on the field trip. >> reporter: there the a common refrain, how come tax dollars aren't getting teachers what they need? there has to be another way. i'm trying to put you out of work is what i want to do. >> you know where we want to be put out of work is half the projects that ask for fundamental basic stuff that is a bit of an injustice. the people that give to projects on our site, 60% say that the experience on our site has made them more interested in proving the system, itself. that can be more energizing than reading statistics in a nub about school under funding. >> reporter: >> reporter: in hollywood, there the a history of white people safe harboring public schools so who p

the show black women own the conversation was something we pitched to oprah winfrey and the oprah winfreyitical issues, life, love, motherhood, and who knew that the first season would garner us an emmy nomination, but real excited about it and excited for all the women who were involved in making this show so special. >> carlos, it's good to see you. it's been a while, my man. we go way, way back so good to see you. >> we do. >> smile hasn't changed a bit. you have plenty of reasons to be smiling now. the fastest, do very this right, the fastest growing talk show in youtube history? how are you pulling this off? what's the formula? >> i love doing it. i think we're in such a critical moment, t.j., where so much is up in the air in the world and i think we need different kinds of conversations, in-depth conversations not just with one kind of person, actors, musicians, entrepreneurs, writers from john legend to malcolm gladwell, to bethanny frankel so it's really been a nice space to do that in a long form way and i think you've seen youtube really become a destination for people. i think

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talk to oprah. >> you know, i think there are a lot of crowd funding sites.ut the fact that you know this has been vetted through the process. it feels much more like you can see what's happening. >> that's right. authenticate each project. we are by the books having them delivered. we're paying the bus company that's taking the kids on the field trip. >> there is a common refrain that people. how come the. at a dollars are not getting what these teachers need? there has to be a better way. i'm trying to put you out of work. >> do you know where we want to be put out of work? for the half of projects on our site that ask for fundamental stuff that is a bit of an injustice. the people who give to projects on our site. 60% of them say the experience on our site has made them more interested in proving the system itself. that can be more energizing than reading statistics in a newspaper about school underfunding. >> in hollywood, there is a history of white people saving public schools. who plays you in the movie? matt damon or lenardo decamarillo? >> no. we wou

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she admitted that to oprah and she talks about in the book. now, every person every aspect of high office should be able to answer tough questions. what happened was sara palin wasn't answering tough questions it was a cultural revulsion it was the ability that any rumor could be parroted. every fact that might confirm this character of her as some sort of radical conservative bent on taking us back to the stone age was embraced. and every fact that contradicted it which i write in my book is most of her political profile from 2008. directly were bouts that cartoon what those facts were dismissed. don't respond? >> guest: yes. it seems to me that everything you just said, she seems to have this mentality as many like her. any type of questioning where the slightest negativity right away isn't tack on them. looking forward to getting a hold of the book from everything i've heard both she seems like she's devoted to the skies are out to get me. there left wing media. >> would also want to add there? >> guest: there's something to the fact that p

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i just reread an article oprah magazine - - oprah did in her magazine when she asked me about it.i wasn't asked that often so i never talked about it. people knew because i would get letters from family members of someone of a young person involved in a car accident with the death and they would ask me to write to the young person with words of encouragement. so i did and i would always suggest they would get some type of counseling of a pastor or counselor. but i didn't do that nobody ever suggested for me at the time to do that. nobody really talked about it. reagan and i did but it's something you just swallow. >> that the whole town new. >> of course everyone knew. >> so does that help when you met george bush that he knew when you didn't have to talk about it quick. >> may be that we did talk about it because i wanted him to know. i didn't know he would ever run for office but i wanted him to know that for sure in case that would ever in some way affect his political run. >> suppose your daughters married someone they just met. >> that was really reckless. [laughter] that our

. >> i wrote letters to oprah winfrey, to america's most wanted. >> a rookie detective finally broke the case. >> i said oh, my gosh i think i hit pay dirt. >> ai strange phone call revead a secret. >> david needed to be gotten rid of. >> then we got the real story. >> aea bombshell revelation. was sheom really a bereaved ex just maybe a black widow? >> barbara britain is in the middle. >> hello and welcome to dateline. for years judy carlson lived in the most painful kind of limbo. her son david had disappeared without a trace. the case went unsolved sitting cold for more than a decade before rookie detective dona velazquez was assigned to investigate. she uncovered a twisted tale of love gone bad and a grisly family secret. but the detective still needed to know what motive was at the heart of this crime. here's keith morrison with "buried secrets. >> it's a strange thing. things have a way of coming up, things buried in the ground in the past or both. no one noticed what was starting in a town called pembroke pines where dona velazquez a rookie really had just been assigned to a c

but at the end of the day, i kind of am oprah. i do have to be involved.t sounds like you're more hurt that your brother was kicked out. i mean, i feel like i -- i literally got an mba in therapy. and i'll tell ya, the main lesson i've learned is, if you're going to work with family or close friends, you've got to accept the crazy. dysfunction in family and dysfunction in business can actually be managed by just recognizing what it is and working around it. it's understanding strengths and weaknesses and hot buttons. now there are those who end up understanding that and there are those who don't. a perfect example of the latter, worldwide trailers, a concession truck builder out of waycross, georgia, and probably the craziest, most dysfunctional organization i've ever been involved with. owners tom and nancy ended their 20-year romantic relationship, but they continued to work together. what ensued was complete chaos, screaming, yelling, and way too much information. -just so we all know -- -you put us in this situation. tom's girlfriend has been working h

i remember walking in and oprah was on the tv. >> what did you assume when you saw the door open and the tv on? >> i thought maybe she left in a hurry. maybe she went with a friend, you know, and she just didn't close the door all the way. >> reporter: "she" was tara, veronica's older sister, not quite 20 then. veronica called out. no answer. she walked through the house, bathroom light was on. >> i went and looked in the bathroom and then i went in our bedroom and i'd seen her purse and everything on top of her dresser. so then, i'm like, where would she be without her purse? 'cause that wasn't usual. so that's when i had called keith. >> reporter: "keith" was keith mcphillips, her mom's fiancà . he was just leaving work, told veronica he was thinking of stopping for coffee with a friend on his way home. then veronica told him about tara, that her purse was home, but she wasn't. >> what did you think when she told you that? >> well, just something wasn't right. because if tara was gonna go somewhere, i knew she wouldn't leave her stuff or her car. she woulda said, "i won't be here w

on but that's what democracy is all about how do you interrupt the dominance cycles of domination oprah's and hatred in b.n. resent we is concern for compassion and especially a concern for the moles. and the weak. and the history democracy is like the history of the blues. because the blues is about catastrophe overwhelming catastrophe that seems to suffocate every effort. i'm improvement. and yet one steel keeps keepin on one steel tries to tell the truth one steel tries to fight for justice looks like you're going to make a break. i was but is also one and would you recognize now i'm so surprised when you have breakthrough the breakthrough is a real and so it isn't democracy. i am. one step forward 2 steps 3 steps forward 2 steps back that's the history of who we are as a species both wonderful and terrible. aspirational and visionary elma one. and all present. in the blue zones then you can't you check both poles at same time and always preserve not your optimism preserve your hope your prisoner of hope. they want to do. they want to conquer it it is a strategy as old as the elites wh