and i think that the numbers are probably the most useful tool for setting measures and force the lemmings so i think numbers and they don't really give us the best guideline here and there are things that as. posed to wife emotions or to feelings that we have with this one that make numbers can really help us to find the misinformation and also the insecurity that it's related to this and that range so i think that looking at the numbers and really trying to do our best setting different measures here is the best you can with which moment. numbers tell a story but you have to be listening thank you very much catherine offense of the world data lab we really appreciate your insights thank you for having me. and speaking of numbers here are the latest data off from more than 200 countries. the numbers show new cases doubling in 38 nations and increasing in another 79 countries. they stayed at the same level in 10 countries. 67 nations so seeing their new positive kovan 1000 cases decline another 8 are down by at least half and 8 countries have reported no new cases for 4 weeks in a row here

i'm i think that the numbers are probably the most useful tool for setting measures and force the lemmings so i think numbers and they don't really give us the best guidelines here and there's things that as a whole to life emotions or to feelings that we have with this one that make numbers can really help us to find the misinformation and also the insecurity that it's related to the sunday night so i think that looking at the numbers and really trying to do our best setting different measures here is the best you can with which moment. numbers tell a story but you have to be listening thank you very much catherine offense of the world data lab we really appreciate your insights thank you for having me. and speaking of numbers here are the latest data off from more than 200 countries the numbers show new cases doubling in 38 nations and increasing in another 79 countries. they stayed at the same level in 10 countries. 67 nations so seeing their new positive covert 19 cases decline another 8 are down by at least half and 8 countries have reported no new cases for 4 weeks in a row here's th

apollo, psychedelic, wyeth, joe namath, malcolm x, armstrong, nixon, indira gandhi, demonstrations, lem. but no name, no single word repeated itself as often on the pages of the 1960's, and with so much controversy, as the name vietnam. ♪ ofit was a strange mixture peace and war. an ally at one moment, an enemy the next. a lush jungle with the rest of barbed wire. it was always this. those who wanted to find the war may have to hunt for it. those who did not, they might have become the hunted. the question was, who was the hunter in vietnam, and who was the hunted? who would be the aggressor and the defender? and there was a larger search for the definition of the word peace. peace mean only the absence of work? ar? this is a story in two parts. and demonstrations became, to some, a way of life, but at the end of the 1960's the threat and the prophecy were clear. >> i think we face and extremely intensified struggle with the 2000 civilianling 4000 -- thereear, was an election in vietnam in which 75% or 85% of the people endorsed the government, and yet we read how vietnam is in danger b

just like so many other republicans he's going to be like a good lawyer lemming you go over the cliff with the truth is obviously pursued my policy but i want if the what if he would have if he would have been pro-choice i wouldn't support him if he would have been for open borders i wouldn't support it if your have been for higher taxes i wouldn't support a problem it is i believe in these values and the president actually did them i'm not going to do that and anybody that actually can have a debate about all right good i wanted that but. the folks this program is was the future of the republican party supporter completely room. republicans are headed to or overwhelming defeat millions of americans and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of republican leaders like myself have left the party because they don't ask you a question he said dropping the party ok that's what i want to get at is it is it is about his policies or is it about him oh. it's enough both and i'm active in most of the major never trunk organizations you talk you talk about you find a lot of people who are there bec

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apollo, psychedelic, wyeth, joe namath, malcolm x, armstrong, nixon, indira gandhi, demonstrations, lem. but no name, no single word repeated itself as often on the pages of the 1960's, and with so much controversy, as the name vietnam. ♪ >> it was a strange mixture of peace and war, a better filled nowhere and everywhere. life during the day and death during the night. an ally when moment and gone the next. a jungle with barbed wire. those who wanted to find a war might have to hunt for it. those who did not want to find a war often became the hunted. there was a larger search for a definition of the word peace. did peace mean only the absence of war or absence of war and fear? and oppression. is a story of the 1960's in two parts, of war and debate. in the 1960's, many americans did not believe the americans should help solve vietnam and dissent and demonstrations became to some a way of life. in the beginning of the 1960's, the pret -- threat and prophecy were clear. >> i face we -- i think we face a serious and intensified struggle with the communists. we have read stories of seven

and now is the time it show mitch mcconnell and his republican lemmings how true it is.n his haste to jam amy coney barrett onto the supreme court in the final weeks before vote counting begins he has shown american people where his priorities lie. it's not you or your family. since may, mcconnell has been sitting on a relief bill that would bring vital assistance to the millions of americans who are out of jobs. losing homes and sick from the deadly pandemic. it was called the heros alkt. he barely lifted a finger to see that your families are protected. now that amy coney barrett has been confirmed maybe he would get around to helping you out. nope. mcconnell has a adjourned the senate after the election. none of this would have been allowed to happen without the approval of fellow republicans. remember 20 of them including mcconnell himself are on their state ballot right now. and they will have to answer for their actions. elections indeed should have consequences. joining me now. former head speech writer for president obama and cohost of pod save america. and thank

restaurant explained on instagram that he rushed down, was faced with a, quote, i did lemm made today lemxplain the mistake. i really hope that the businessmen who ordered the $2,000 bottle got another bottle because i can't imagine paying $2,000 and not getting what you paid for >> a lot of difference between the $18 and the $2,000 bottle that they got. but i also want your reaction to the ron pearlman story not only trying to he will is the yacht, but there are two big townhouses in new york for $75 million. why is he sort of doing this fire sale right now? >> as he tells it, he is trying to live a simpler life amid the pandemic but of course you've got people one dering what is really going on here. there has been some speculation that he has some sort of margin calls due that he has to sell and free up some cash for. but it is unclear exactly what the state of his finances are. now, one of his biggest holdings revlon has been in a very precarious situation, its shares down more than 70% just this year alone amid the pandemic but it is certainly interesting especially when you look at

was good to change the new story that everybody in the mainstream media would come running like lemmings to go one flock to. here's the important point is we came back and said, you don't want to, there's 175 doctors who said that president trump should be good to go for the debate. if you're concerned about it, let's push everything back one week and have the debate on the 22nd, the third debate on the 29th and let's do it. again, the biden can very afraid to go toe-to-toe with president trump and they said no. the debate commission basically in the pockets of the biden camp, they backed them all. the americans are really missing out, buck, hey, -- >> martha: let me ask you thi this. if you feel that way are you going to -- will the president still do the debate a natural giving everything you're saying about how the odds are stacked against president trump by the commission? why would you do that and not to be? >> because were going to be there in person. the debate commission isn't going to yank it away or do some virtual thing. where they can go and mess around with president trump's

i'm not a lawyer, though so the cia senior officials at the time had a dill lem half. are -- dilemma. were they going to do this or carry out the program to the best of their able and unfortunately some cia officers fell short, some of those programs and activities were poorly managed, and were not carried out to the spirit and level of the covert action authorization. >> so a big chunk of this book is your career at the cia and one of my favorite parts was when you describe join thing the cia and those initial poly grandfathers and the initial days -- polygraphs and the initial days and you get a sans of the excitement of joining a cloak and dagger organization. and there is a kind of funny scene of you getting polygraphed in the beginning of your cia career and having to admit that you disclosing your votes for the presidential candidates. i want you to talk about that and maybe speak a little more broadly what you think of polygraphs in the cia and if they're effective and important and or just the cost of doing business. >> the polygraph is an important tool that t

jonathan lem yooer, white house reporter for the associated press. annie karni, white house reporter for the "new york times." jason johnson, campaign veteran, a journalist, and contributor over at the grio and a professor of politics at morgan state university. good evening and welcome to you all. annie, let's see. we're 21 hours and change away from the start of this debate now. some of our colleagues with a straight face have teased out a plot line that features the president unrolling a new tone tomorrow night. has he had any debate prep that you've been able to learn? do you expect anything different tomorrow night? >> no. there has been no debate prep. there were a few sessions on his calendar, but he did not partake in those. he -- the hope among his aides is that he will let biden do more talking and that he will lay out a vision for his second term. it's, you know, less than two weeks until election day and he's still not laid out a clear vision for his second term despite multiple attempts by his friendliest interlocutors like sean hannity

said lem that john cornyn didn't exist. i agree. black lives matter and we need policing reform. now i have been a first responder and i have had to pull the trigger in the line of duty. i take serious offense to anyone who says i don't support law enforcement. i believe we need to support transparency and accountability, reform-mind leaders and the police unions that are calling for reform as well. now for campaign zero, i have not seen that as part of their platform and maybe their platform has changed but if you go back and look at what i said i support, i said i support things like things set forward in campaign zero when when they were talking about community policing and body cameras and police officers representative of the communities they are politician. you can't win against my actual positions. he has to misattribute them to me. >> a follow up to that, what have you done? have you met with any leaders of the black lives matter movement? senator cornyn: i met with the mayor turner in houston and johnson in dallas who had meetings of community leaders including communiti

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do you have a proper lem with t -- problem h the fda chief? >> absolutely not. and the commissioner has nmade the decision the fda will make the decision whether to approve vaccines. those calls are made by top career officials by the fda and i 100% support that approach. >> so you're confident he can lead the vaccine effort? >> absolutely. >> i wanted to ask you, lawyers appointed by a judge to find parents who were separated from their children at the border say they ever can't locate or reach the families of 545 of those children. those kids are under hhs care, which obviously you're in charge of. what is your plan for those children? >> so, anthony, let's be clear. you made a very substantial misstatement there. no child within our care is from any of the separation policies. that work by the aclu with the court was under court order to look back to some activity that occurred back in 2017. noe of the children associated with that are in our care. they're all out in foster care or, more importantly, with family members here in the united states. we are revie

>> i think he was in the lemming ton hotel. >> what were the election day results like? >> they thought they had a chance. illinois, ohio and a couple other states came in at the very end. they were ahead for a while. he basically went to bed believing he probably won't going to win and woke up in the morning and found out he didn't. >> it was a close race. >> it was very close. . >> ohio, illinois, and then california, which which all go to nixon. they don't go to nixon by a lot. very, very close. and i think it's just above a percentage point difference in terms of absolute percentage of vote in that national election. >> the electoral college vote, 301 for richard nixon, 191. and george wallace got 46 electoral college votes. who did he take them away from? . >> well, that's a good argument. you know, i think if you think about the fact that the south end was still mostly democratic and they're react to go a lot of civil rights efforts, i think those votes would have been available for a democrat who was operating at the behest of the democratic machine, the union bos

you're voting for a guy who's trying to arrest his political opponent because you don't like what don lem mon say on cnn? you want to appoint a man who says he has unlimited powers and can do whatever he wants to do and calls for the arrests of journalists who question him like jeff mason and also, well, like me repeatedly? you're going to vote for him because lawrence o'donnell makes you mad? because you don't like "new york times"? it's, again, it really -- there is no logic to it. this is you desperately trying to justify something that you know can't really rationally be justified. i haven't even gotten to the racism, to the muslim registry, to the president call hispanics breeders. i haven't even gotten to that. haven't even gotten to charlottesville, to the president telling white supremacists to, quote, stand by. to the president talking about assassinating his political rivals with second amendment solutions to stop them from appointing judges to the supreme court. haven't even gotten through four or five years of violent rhetoric. i haven't even talked about the president of the

that's the first crack and you'll start to see the lemmings go off the cliff and move away from the presidentlooks like he'll go down to the historic defeat. i mentioned we have never seen donald trump play from behind and yesterday we saw him come out and saying you should arrest his current opponent, go back and arrest the previous opponent. and it's going to continue and i said this, i want to state it again. use your imagination, as a reality show producer him hiring people, fake people to say that joe biden did this in the past, to take to the streets now, not to wait until the election. he's an unhinged reality show producer. so this is just the beginning. the next 25 days you can't imagine what he's capable of, but the one thing i want to say to people to make people feel better, he looks weak. the one thing that donald trump always had is perceived strength and we all know that, you know, it's faux strength, but the chest stuck out, the dominance, everything he is about, there's a patheticness to it. there's almost an unscariness to it. he looks sad. he looks weak. he looks confused.