forward to solve our big problems and we think that those are going to have to be guided by that northstar those principles. citi hits really an affirmation of really the liberal principles that really gave rise to the great enrichment with progress we have seen over the last 300 years. i'm always taken by what you said in the last part brian uniting with anyone. i know that is taken from an great quote from frederick douglass and charles leno frederick douglass, he's really a great example of the paradigm you are talking about in self-actualization and empowering the individual. >> that is right. ps i write in the book i wrote in the book that he is a role model for social entrepreneurs and not only because he overcame so much and in spite of that of what he had to overcome the accomplish so much. as he described his ah-ha moments, what caused him to do that and so there is a lesson for all of us, not that we are going to be frederick douglass or accomplish what he did but we can learn from bad and if i could just mention a few of them, i think it's important. the first one was when he wa

my northstar has been remembering what it was like when my late son was deployed to iraq. how proud he was to serve his country. how insistent he was to deploy with his unit. the impact it had on him. we already have service numbers doing our duty whose parents served in the same war. we have service members who were not born when our nation was attacked on 9/11. the war on afghanistan was not meant to be a multinational undertaking. we went to war with clear goals and achieve those objectives. it is time to end the forever war. thank you all for listening. may god protect our troops, may god bless all of those families who lost someone in this endeavor. >> c-span your unfiltered view of government. brought to you by television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter has invested billions upgrading technology, empowering op

the conversation around trying to get $15 an hour is not a northstar. it gets workers to about $31,000 a year, which i do not think should be the goal. it should be more about what do we do to ensure a living wage for all workers where they can work a job and make ends meet. speaking of infrastructure, there are a lot of opportunities in the upcoming infrastructure package we hope will be successful and passed in a big way to tie big projects to demographic and geographic needs. things like declining standards for black and latinx workers and the location of particular jobs around certain projects that will come out under the infrastructure package. and really building a stronger pipeline to things like black colleges and universities. essentially going to where the need is and we can even take some examples of some private sector initiatives like one called 110 that was launched in december. instrumental in putting this program together. it's an initiative of the private sector to train, hire, and promote one million black workers over 10 years. they d

to address injustices and move us closer to that northstar. the social entrepreneurs who have done that are people. here the panel of experts of the blue panelist experts. they were never choose the people who are the social entrepreneurs. it's a frederick douglass was in enslaved individual yet he on his gift in a way to literally change the course of the world history. that is the story we told the book and the people who are closest to the problems are often those best position to address some pretty so you look at a i problem like poverty in e country printed. we open at the book with a story about a group that we work with called the family independence institution. it is an extraordinary organization illustrates these principles that everybody is a gift of these bottom up solutions make a huge difference. they were to address poverty in our country, they were founded by guy who grew up in poverty, somebody closest to the problem he is addressing printed and read by another guy, same five-story parting with a do's and of the tell people i

northstar, the skiers are out there, enjoying fresh powder today. unfortunately a lot more of that snow will be melting this weekend. that's because temperatures will be heating up. we're going to see that for our inland areas and parts of the bay with a high of 81 sad, sunday even warmer, reaching 86 degrees. it's not going to last that long. that's the good thing. we do see our natural air conditioning coming back. we'll see more clouds, even a slight chance of rain by next tuesday and wednesday, while san francisco will go from the upper 50s up to 70 on sunday. marcus? >> all right. thanks, kari. >>> coming up, do you think your dog is not contributing to the household? how he or she can apply for a new job and it pays well. the offer one beer company is offering up. >>> rehearals for the funeral of prince philip is going on. ceremonial units of the british army practiced today. we have just gotten word of the list of 30 guests that will be allowed to attend they include the entire royal family and other british dignitaries. the funeral will be b

president 40 years and those amazed to have a child serving in a war zone and throughout this process my northstar has been remembered what it was like when my late son beau was deployed to iraq how proud he was the service country how insisted he was to the pleasure of his unit and the impact it had on it and all of us at home already have service members during our did you know afghanistan today whose parents served in the same war we have service members who are not yet born when our nation was attacked on 911 war in afghanistan was never meant to be a multi-generational undertake we were attacked we went to war with clear goals rechy of those objectives and ladan is dead and al qaeda is degraded in iraq and afghanistan and it's time to end the for evermore thank you all for listening may god protect our troops may god bless all those families who lost someone in this endeavor. for those of us who have just joined us a very warm welcome we have just heard from u.s. president joe biden outlining his plans to a draw all american forces from afghanistan by september 11th while here in the in the s

quite a popular and there you go peremptory combined all those at northstar books. so i can think so too thank you for this a question from joe cleveland. how does letting go of a one wolf or a bad apple explanation shifter understanding of accountability and responsibility. dismantles white supremacy. so how does the loan wolf myth customer powers that help us dismantle white nationalism? >> get rid of that how does that help us? todd, shall i take it? so there is a reason why i devote ais whole chapter to it. even currently a few months ago the current department of homeland security in new york said something about lone wolves or something. i really work to dismantle pers not until we understand how white supremacy the natural extension of white supremacy's going to be white nationalism. guess we can talk with that in a little bit. there's no such thing as a loan wolf. recent work so hard to dismantle the myths in the course of the book until we understand as a system as a worldview that engages with other like-minded people and share propaganda and also recruit

throughout this process my northstar has been remembering what it was like when my late son bo was deployed to iraq. >> reporter: more of the biden empathy indemnity where he offers up his personal emotional narrative rather than facts or argument and gives him a lot of political coverage. it is probably the right move to pull these troops out but giving the taliban and a set withdrawal date and making it 9/11 is probably bad policy as well as deeply insensitive but to heighten the emotion immediately following that speech biden visited arlington and did a photo op at the graves of those killed in iraq and afghanistan. maybe you can explain why here he is post vaccination wearing a mask alone at a cemetery, that i do not understand and this whole policy shift is concerning. there are more troops at the capitol than we had in afghanistan today. laura: donald trump wanted to pull the troops out of afghanistan but republicans and said it would not confirm a secretary of defense that would follow those orders. we can't do it, it is always going to be dangerous to pull our troops out of harm's w

throughout the process my northstar has been remembering what it was like when my late son was deployed more of the biden empathy indemnity where he offers up his personal emotional narrative rather than facts or . it's probably the right move to pull the troops out. giving the taliban a withdrawal date and making it 9/11 is probably bad policy as well as deeply insensitive. to heighten the emotion, immediately following that speech, biden visited arlington and he did a photo op at the graves of those killed in iraq and afghanistan. maybe you can explain why he is postvaccination wearing a mask alone in a cemetery. that i do not understand. this whole policy shift is concerning. there were more troops at the capital than we have in afghanistan. >> laura: well, look, donald trump wanted to pull the troops out of afghanistan but i don't think the republicans in the senate were going to confirm a secretary or defense would basically follow those orders. he wanted the pull the troops back but said no, can't do it. it's always going to be dangerous when we pull our troops out of harm's way,

busload of migrant children housed temporarily in the lone star state which for many of them is a northstardom and opportunity despite his refusal to call the server crisis the biden administration's on numbers predict things will continue to get worse along the southern border much worse in the days ahead. according to two sources familiar with internal data fox news confirms customs and border protection projects as many as 184,000 unaccompanied children could cross the southwest border in fiscal year 2021, texas governor greg abbott says the biden white house is to blame for creating a, quote, open season for smugglers and gangs. in response white house press secretary jen psaki says the problem while alarming is well known and one the administration has been battling. >> our focus is on solutions and actions to help address the unaccompanied minors coming across the border and making it less of an incentive to come. >> solutions from the white house have been indisputably ineffective and as the strain on the system becomes more effective daily some migrants are being released into the i

i tried to convey that but know that you are my northstar and i never want you to make you ashamed or embarrassed to save me by what i have done. host: it is an interesting contrast with trevor noah his born of crime is very upfront about the trauma you experienced a lot of trauma that yet you chose something that is a very joyful sentiment. did you have discussions with others quick. >> we had all sorts of discussions. there is a saying strong in the book in places. triple amputee from vietnam. it was all sorts of things. that one day when i was talking to the publishers into my collaborator, i was talking about the shootdown and they said every day of my life they asked me i had a tough day at work. i don't know a healthcare fighter something. i said i'm exhausted today. we had a tough day and i said that every day is a gift. every day i have is one i'm surprised that i have. they said that's the title. because that's how i live my life. every day i say thank you to carry me out of that field in iraq and then i say okay what can i do today to live up to them for what they did for me

my personal hero and my northstar is thurgood marshal.t he always tried to do is to take cases that wouldn't just impact that one person or that one family, but he took cases that shocked the conscience, that would have a greater impact on all of society so we can try to make it a better america for all of us. and i am grateful to my mentor, reverend al sharpton. but i know what i am in my heart is a country lawyer who is unapologetic in my defense of black life, black humanity, and black culture, because we too are american culture. and america has to realize that, erin, that we all contribute to this, and we should all be treated equally, because we are americans. and that is the promise of the american constitution. >> ben, thank you very much. i appreciate talking to you. always do. >> god mess you, erin. >>> and next, new details on the investigation into the deadty police shooting of 16-year-old makiyah bryant, including what we know about the police officer. plus, north carolina bracing for protests after the shooting death of andr

40 years i know that amazed to have a child serving in a war zone and throughout this process my northstar has been remembered what it was like when my late son beau was deployed to iraq how proud he was the service country how insisted he was to the player of his unit and the impact it had on him and all of us at home and already have service members during the dirty in afghanistan today whose parents served in the same war we have service members who are not yet born when our nation was attacked on 911 war in afghanistan was never meant to be a multi-generational undertake we were attacked we went to war with clear goals we achieve those objectives and ladan is dead and al qaeda is degraded in iraq and afghanistan and it's time to end the forever war thank you all for most need may god protect our troops may god bless all those families who lost someone to this endeavor. president joe biden speaking from the treaty room at the white house saying it's time to end america's longest war it's time for america's troops to come home he of course is talking about afghanistan biden saying that a

and throughout this process, my northstar has been remembering what it was like when my late son wasembers doing their duty in afghanistan today whose parents served in the same war. we have servicemembers who are not yet born when our nation was attacked on 9/11. war and afghanistan was never meant to be a multi—general undertaking —— multi—generational. we've achieve those goals. with bin laden dead and al-qaeda integrated into the ground, it's time to end the forever war. thank you all for listening, may god protect our troops and may god bless all those families who lost someone in this endeavour.— in this endeavour. we've 'ust been watchin: in this endeavour. we've 'ust been watching president _ in this endeavour. we've 'ust been watching president joe _ in this endeavour. we've just been watching president joe biden - in this endeavour. we've just been watching president joe biden as i in this endeavour. we've just been| watching president joe biden as he watching presidentjoe biden as he was announcing details on the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan, also mentioning th

say that america has certain creation myths and it is important to keep those myths as a of our northstar, let us be that more perfect union, but let us also recognize that we have a long way to get there, and that, in order to get there, you have to understand your history. you have to understand the complexity. you have to understand the dark moments. only by understanding those do you understand the resiliency and strength of a people. >> i agree. the great anxiety and all of this is not to have a kind of soviet set where you throw out everything and select a new history and. i understand while people could feel anxious about that. i do not think that is going on or will go on. this is more of a reactionary thing, "this was about states rights or nullification," and it is not. it is about slavery. if you look at the south carolina articles of secession, they do not mention states rights. they do not mention nullification. they do not mention the other raging constitutional issues of the day. they mention slavery an awful lot. , that is what worried them that would -- that is what worri