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we find out why many are no longer sticking to pin dimmick restrictions and how does a sports crowd of a 100000 people socially distance well the organizers of the turkish formula one race in istanbul they are going to show us how come november. i bring to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome u.s. president donald trump has arrived in wisconsin despite local leaders urging him to stay away they fear that his visit could further fuel racial to. engines in the city now the trip comes in the wake of sometimes violent anti-racism protests following the police shooting of black resident jacob lake a truck today praised going osha's police while slamming the city's democrat governor for rejecting his offer to send in federal enforcement officers the president has accused his democratic rivals of enabling violence he's also touring parts of the city that were damaged in last week's protests. thank you so president rob is in commercial wisconsin and so was stefan simons he's on the story for is there good afternoon to you chef on what have you be

see vaccination is not 0 you know i will never see that it is a solution to the span dimmick because vaccines come with a lot of pros and cons number one there is the ethical point of view you are you cannot mass produce millions and trillions of vaccines for the whole world at one point of act a single goal so there is going to be a proper hierarchal method of so as who is going to get the vaccine 1st is it going to be the health workers is it going to be the architectural you know infrastructure of the society the drivers the shopkeepers but then again is it ethical to segregate people in a manner so that you give the 1st and foremost priority to only a certain segment of the people so there is the ethical view as you point and then again there is here and then again there's a measure of the vaccine there are lots of rich countries we are one of the poorer countries with massive population so of course the rich countries are going to get the vaccines 1st that is going to create lots of problems deborah is it safe nationalization of let me go to derrick doc is it safe to say there's

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they were republican national convention, the dimmick was hardly mentioned.tead donald trump is been really trying to drag the democratic party onto the ground. —— the pandemic was hardly mentioned. he wants to better from law and order. the coronavirus has come back into the headlines with these damaging allegations by bob woodward in which you can hear donald trump saying that he wants to downplay the pandemic, but as she heard there, he said, i didn't want to panic people and he really want to panic people and he really want to show americans that he is the tough leader. ultimately also, he wa nts tough leader. ultimately also, he wants them to go out and vote. he wa nts wants them to go out and vote. he wants them to go out and vote. he wants them to go out and vote. he wants them to go out physically to the polls and he doesn't want them to worry about the virus. what kind of impact if any will this have on november? it really depends on which voter we are talking about. a lot of real loyal trump supporters will probably take this on board in her way up

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> i will do in amen to that by emphasizing that literati has been an amazing host threat has been dimmickfor many writers and then it has been the wizard behind the zoom curtain. so thank you in particular to literati. >> thanks, literati. donovan, thanks to you. what an honor to share the computer screen with you, and bennet, thank you. thanks to this huge crowd of people who showed up tonight. thanks so much. i see so many friends names. it's a little intimidating. i'm glad i didn't look at it before. >> a big thank you to both donovan and miles. thanks so much for stopping by and joining us. thank you all at home for tuning in. with. i would not be able to feature all to my apartment on a config in this team meeting so that's exciting. hopefully we'll be seeing you again soon but otherwise had a good that stay safe and stay well. >> you are watching tv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors at the weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> hello i i welcome t