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even while i was failing ninth grade, my mother always said, timmy, if you would shoot for the moon, even if you miss, you will be among the stars. evenever lost faith in me, when i lost faith in myself. because of her encouragement, i went to summer school and caught up. the next year, i met my mentor. he saw something in me i could not see in myself and started teaching me valuable life lessons, like having a job would be a good thing but creating jobs would be even better. having an income could change my lifestyle but creating a profit could change my community. he planted the seeds of what would become opportunity zones. this initiative the president and i worked together on is now billion more than $75 of private sector investment into distressed communities. i took those lessons to heart and started putting the pieces of my life back together. education the quality is the closest thing to magic in america and that is why i fight for schooling, to make sure every child in every neighborhood has the quality education. i do not care if it public, private, charter, virtual or home

. >> jason: she has been a major impact player for the democrats, but what timmy mentioned is right.lections and the candidates are put forward about the future. when they were successful as democrats, think of bill clinton, barack obama, new, vibrant ideas with a lot of energy. this time to democrats or with somebody elected in 1972 when i was barely kicking a soccer ball. what does that say about where the democrats are and the importance of this vp pick for joe biden? >> will commit it shows the democrats really don't have any true ideas. they just needed a vessel for the radical, social agenda and they got that vessel in joe biden. when it comes to vp pick, we have seen him delay and delay and delay. remember, had they had the convention at the normal time, it would have happen a month ago who they would select. why is it delayed? joe biden has bad choices across-the-board between crazy or crazy when it comes to who he will try to pick. you look at comrade karen bass who praises shook social dictators and kamala harris on the debate stage. i don't think like joe biden that much b

. >> trevor: how many. >> none, because i caught timmy talking to a union organizer.ck up your shit. bye. >> trevor: okay, kosta, not only is this idea despicable, it will never work. >> on the contrary, trevor. i'm running a pilot program right now. i got mei neighbors' kids packing meat as we speak and i got so much meat i don't even know what to do with it, hold on. i got to go. it sounds like masson got his overall stuck in the meat grinder again, i'm going to call you back. >> masson, you're okay, just breathe, buddy. >> trevor: michael kosta, everybody. i'm definitely reporting him. all right, when we come back, i will be talking to the winner of the 2016 popular vote, hillary clinton. don't go away. right now, switch to t-mobile and get four lines of unlimited for just $25 bucks a line. with access to america's largest 5g included. that's right. unlimited and nationwide 5g for the whole family for just $25 bucks a line. only at t-mobile. - be back before... - before dark i know. ♪ ♪ ♪ experience, amazing. ♪♪ it's the only life raithat i know ♪ver ♪ ♪ and they s

current term which is supposed to go until september 2021 now she is currently serving this existing timmy's being the prime minister for the 2nd time since 2012 but we do know that he suffers from quote chronic health conditions or a condition specifically known as all sorts of choli to us and he's made to hospital visits in this past week alone we also know that this particular illness was poppy responsible for him for him ending his 1st term. as prime minister in 2007 is well now we know that while he has broken a record it's actually just part of this the recall this week for being the longest serving leader in japan he served for more than 2800 consecutive days and he's just beat out his uncle who wrote that record just about half a century ago katrina ok keep us posted stay close we'll talk to late from sure in the meantime thanks very much katrina you there reporting for us on that story out of japan. turkey has extended its mediterranean gas exploration mission and ordered new naval drools as its dispute with greece gets worse turkey says the exercises are not related to a standoff w

i would say that to timmy's point, some of the pessimism over the election, the second wave of the covid-19 has been discounted in the market by the extraordinary move in some of these stay-at-home stocks. i was talking earlier to stephanie. we've got to be careful not to call them mega cap tech. the reason is because amazon is consumer discretionary facebook and google are in communication services we have to be careful to not use just big cap tech. it's a mega cam stay-at-hop whin extraordinary run. we're at 3300. maybe the market could move sideways and even come down a little bit as you get increased exposure on some of these economic sensitive areas >> i watched the market today. it seemed to me that the lack of a new stimulus plan was a real driver of the selloff, which is something i've been concerned about. i don't see a lot of incentive for there to be a deal prior to the election if we get no new economic stimulus prior to the election, does that change your view on the markets? >> i would be very surprised at that but my view isn't about the next 15 minutes or next 15 days we

even while i was failing the ninth grade, my mother always said to me, timmy, if you would just shoot the moon, even if you miss, you'll be among the stars. she never lost faith in me even when i lost faith in myself. because of her encouragement, i went to summer school and caught up. the next year i met my mentor, a chick-fil-a operator. john saw something in me that i could not see in myself. started teaching me valuable life lessons like having a job would be a good thing. but creating jobs would be even better. but having an income could change my lifestyle. creating a profit could change my community. he planted the seeds of what would become opportunity zones. this initiative that the president and i worked together on is now bringing more than 75 billion of private sector investment into distressed communities. i took those lessons to heart. started putting the pieces of my life back together. i realized a quality education is the closest thing to magic in america. that is why i fight to this day for school choice. to make sure every child in every neighborhood has a quality e

but even while i was failing the 9th gradek my mother always said to me timmy, if you would just shootn, even if you miss, you will be among the stars. she never lost faith in me even when i lost fate in myself. because of her encouragement, i went to summer school and caught up. the next year i met my mentor john linice, a chick-fil-a operator. swron saw something in me that i could not see in myself and started teaching me valuable life lessons. like having a job would be a good thing but creating jobs would be even better. that having an income could change my lifestyle but creating-- but creating a profit could change my community. he planted the seeds of what would become opportunity zones. this initiative that the president and i worked together on is now bringing more than 75 million dollars of private sector investment into distressed communities. i took those lessons to heart and started putting the pieces of my life back together. i realized a quality education is the closest thing to magic in america. that's why i fight to this day for school choice. to make sure every child

but even while i was failing the 9th grade, my mother always said to me, timmy, if you would just shootf you miss, you will be among the stars. she never lost faith in me even when i lost faith in myself. because of her encouragement, i went to summer school and caught up. the next year, i met my mentor. john saw something in me that i could not see in myself and started teaching me valuable life lessons, like having a job would be a good thing, but creating jobs would be even better. but having an income could change my lifestyle, but creating profit could change my community. he planted the seeds of what would become opportunity zones. this initiative that the president and i worked together on is now bringing more than $75 billion of private sector investment into distressed communities. i took those lessons to heart and started putting the pieces of my life back together. i realized a quality education is the closest thing to magic in america. that's why i fight to this day for school choice, to make sure every child and every neighborhood has a quality education. i don't care if it

but even while i was failing the ninth grade, my mother always said to me, timmy, if you would just shoot the moon, even if you miss, you'll be among the stars. she never lost faith in me even when i lost faith in myself. because of her encouragement, i went to summer school and caught up. the next year, i met my mentor, a chick-fil-a operator. he saw something in me that i could not see in myself and started teaching me valuable life lessons. like having a job would be a good thing, but creating jobs would be even better. but having an income could change my lifestyle, but creating a profit could change my community. he planted the seeds of what would become opportunity zones. this initiative that the president and i worked together on is now bringing more than $75 billion of investment into communities. i started putting the pieces of my life back together. i realized a quality education is the closest thing to magic in america. that's why i fight to this day for school choice. to make sure every child in every neighborhood has a quality education. i don't care if it's a public, private

. >> laura: governor rendell, i love having you on the show and timmy, you're more like a classic democratndik to me the classic democrat of york, when i say you are, i mean like 5 minutes ago, five years ago maybe. this party is kind of unrecognizable. i mean, you did not hearu many policies, you heard trump bad man, trump not empathetic, trump is terrible, trump is rotten, america is rotten. i heardd nothing about how the democrats are going to make our lives better. why is that? >> first of all, laura, you have to understand both conventions to democrats and republicans. being taken in their entirety and hear more about the specific economic proposals. this nights and has three purposes come out one, to have senator sanders persuaded his supporters and all the supporters to vote for joe biden. i think he did a good job. secondly, s to get people like e two former republican presidential candidates to endorse joe biden. to get one of the greatest governors in the history ofor te country, to endorse joe biden buried him to give suburban women and suburban men the comfort level of switchin

the speaker is timmy [indiscernible]. this item is for discussion. >> all right. director felled, take it away. >> thank you. and good evening commissioners and everyone who is listening in. this is really exciting and i'm excited about today's agenda. and this particular agenda item is near and dear to by heart. you may remember, commissioners, at our last commission meeting in june, i stressed the importance of our continued work on racial equity in my director's report, i emphasize the work that all of us in the department are doing, in light of the murder of george floyd as well as our ongoing commitment of equity. and clearly, the need for this work is self-evident. it's all around us, covid-19 is just the most recent example, traumas that are disproportionately impacting black people, indigenous people, and all people of color. so back in march of tween 18 you may remember that the commission passed a resolution to affirm our commitment to racial inequity. and allot over a year later in october of 2019, the city of san francisco opened up an office of racial

because we need staff to interact and timmy in their collaboration.the culture of the company, it's what we pride ourselves with. we need that togetherness. with aill go forward combination of people working some days in office and some days at home. withat we can provide most this while maintaining the culture of collaboration and productivity. that is probably where we see ourselves moving forward. we will continue to enhance our otherlities from technology improvement systems we have done. sure that we're looking at this comfortably. besides the fiscal consistency, we continue to make sure they are comfortable coming to the office. sure is done a lot to make the office is clean. we see a combination developing and we will see how it goes. uob group cfo. thank you so much for your insights. you are trading up by about 1.8%. rishaad: let's get to the first word headlines. the trump administration morning there will be no deal on a virus relief plan as a millis packages are not hammered out. the democrats say they are continuing to make progress. seni

but even while i was failing the ninth grade, my mother always said to me, timmy, if you would just shooten if you miss you'll be among the stars. she never lost faith in me, even when i lost faith in myself. because of her encouragement, i went to summer school and caught up. the next year i met my mentor, a chick-fil-a operator. john saw something in me that i could not see in myself and started teaching me valuable life lessons like having a job would be a good thing, but creating jobs would be even better. that having an income would change my lifestyle, but creating a profit could change my community. he planted the seeds of what would become opportunity zones. this initiative that the president and i worked together on is now bringing more than $75 billion of private sector investment into distressed communities. i took those lessons to heart and started putting the pieces of my life back together. i realized a quality education is the closest thing to magic in america. that's why i fight to this day for school choice, to make sure every child in every neighborhood has a quality edu

but even while i was failing the ninth grade my mother always said to me, timmy, if you would just shootl be among the stars. she never lost faith in me even when i lost faith in myself. because of her encouragement, i went to summer school and caught up. mentor, year, i met my a chick-fil-a operator. he saw something in me that i could not see in myself and started teaching me valuable life lessons like having a job would be a good thing but creating jobs would be even better. that having an income could change my lifestyle but creating a profit could change my community. he planted the seeds of what would become opportunity zones. this initiative that the president and i worked together on is now bringing more than $75 billion of private sector investment into disstressed communities. i took those lessons to heart and started putting the pieces of my life back together. i realized a quality education is the closest thing to magic in america. that's why i fight to this day for school choice. to make sure every child in every neighborhood has a quality education. i don't care if it is a

but even while i was failing the ninth grade, my mother always said to me, timmy, if you would just shoot. she never lost faith in me even when i lost faith in myself. because of her encouragement, i went to summer school and caught up. the next year i met my mentor a chick-fil-a operator. john saw something in me that i could not see in myself and started teaching me valuable life lessons like having a job would be a good thing, but creating jobs would be even better. that having an income could change my lifestyle. but creating a profit could change my community. he planted the seeds of what would become opportunity zones. this initiative that the president and i worked together on is now bringing more than $75 billion of private-sector investment into distressed communities. i took those lessons to heart and started putting the pieces of my life back together. i realized a quality education is the closest thing to magic in america. that's why i fight to this day for school choice, to make sure every child in every neighborhood has a quality education. i don't care if it's a public, pri

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tonight, gettysburg professor timmy shannon examines diplomatic ties between settlers and the confederacy of the eastern great lakes region. he describes what treaty meetings may is looked like and the importance of exchanging gifts. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. enjoy "american history tv," this week and every weekend on c-span 3. you're watching "american history tv" every b weekend on c-span 3 explore our nation's past. c-span 3, create bid america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> mid-way through his presidency in june of 1985, president reagan talked in the oval office with the readers digest bureau chief. up next on the presidency, we'll see that interview and hear president reagan talk about his hollywood days as screen actors guild president, his approach to the the presidency and the challenges he faced including the bombing that killed u.s. marines in lebanon. this video is courtesy of the presidential library. >> very good. i will need that.