and theno the idea that you champion those who are not committed that now trying to solve our problemsnk thaty is all just pr? but that may be but then with the vaccine expertsts who pioneered away but then with steve schwartzman has thish unbelievable conference including president xi and with the premier. i see him up close i went to give away. jamie davos i have and spend some time with them. but then what was striking to me as a documentarian this complex stuff is lying there to be processed. i'm sure he was going off and doing the virtual events all around the country telling the over and over. he told the story at one point how he talked to manage to get a hold of the dean of admissions at harvard when he wasn't accepted he tried to talk hisis way in off of the waitlist. he constantly gives of the origin story is a middle-class kid from the suburbs of philadelphia who worked in his dad's linen store. it helps to understand their mindset but then i ran and extra in the times talking about it that all of this stuff is just out there unprocessed. host: the ftc chair talks about expl

and he is pretty transparent about and things when he said he wanted to repeal theno affordable courtsthey say you cannot believe that in general, and of the but to put in the speech condemning trump at that he pivots and finds a way to find him from being convicted. to beon honest we have been living in mitch mcconnell's and have for a long time and still are. if you like more democratic senators and reduce power that would change things and the math is favorable for democrats even though it is up hills and we would have an insurrection. the divisions are greater than they ever were. maybe we say wen' get back on track but it hasn't worked that way and it has gotten worse. one of the things to understand mcconnell. he is very not repentant for anything that happened. so judge jackson is nominated for thet supreme court in the moment where one could celebrate an african-american woman becoming s a justice.t they still have a six / three majority of right wing judges on the court. but you cannot do that. you can not an achievement i will vote against her. note. it is the radical left al

with more than 60% of theno european union and the u.k.rt or warning, reservoirs and rivers are receding. on germany's rhine river, a crucial commercial route, some ships have cut cargo to avoid running aground. here in england, the first six months of this year were the driest in nearly five decades. coupled with the recent record high temperatures, that's left the ground at farms like this one parched. mike swerling has had to buy costly supplements and dip into winter feed because the grass his sheep normally graze on is too dry to eat. >> this is the driest i've ever known the farm. people are going to have to realize soon that it takes stable weather for us to produce food, not just in the u.k. but globally. >> reporter: so this should be a wake-up call. >> this should be a wake-up call, definitely. >> reporter: parts of england and europe are expected rain in the coming days, but scientists >> brennan: a farm just outside kansas city is growing more than just crops in its fields. cbs' janet shamlian has more, in tonight's "eye on ame

and government-funded lawyers due process is different depending on what they are trying to do it thenoomes what should due process look like as a family member or law enforcement officer credibly believes someone is a threat to themselves or others? would be rather come before the shooting in front of a judge or after a mass shooting with the death penalty trial for the murder of schoolchildren? senator tom tell us worked on this legislation. so what does this bill do and not do? >> those on behavioral health and what we have seen in almost 50 years. and as a result of suicide we need to fulfill a promise about 50 years ago that's the mental health piece then we get into the background check piece this is important and i like the way you set it up in your discussion. a lot of time what do process means. and not those that have been implemented in united states they have to fit within the contours of two pages if they ever want to have any chance to get federal funding so it has a calming influence on any other reactions and with that comes to due process. >> and in the us of north caro

we talk about those issues theno we can have some success. and what is it going to take? it's going take take i can make an argument losing 63 feet was it 2018 should have been a wake-up call, right? it didn't. it's also an opportunity for the system can be shocked from the outside because the opportunity of getting new voters into a primary is very significant. >> there american dream what is the status of the american dream? >> look. i think the american dream is still bright and it is helpful. american dream is different things for different a people. the fact that a young kid from the north side of san antonio who had a big head, size 13 shoe in his the fifthth grade, speech impediment, messed up teeth and last name rhymes with a nerd you all should not laugh at that. [laughter] to be able to be an undercover officer the cia and work in the back alleys of dangerous places to start a cybersecurity company who broken their banks and stole money to represent his hometown in congress. that is awesome some of the few places that can happen. in one of the values for me havi

theno you're going to have to change because we mentioned earlier it's a wonderful thing in the 1970sfarmlands were disasters so it worked with one era, doesn't necessarily work in another. you have a pretty provocative lien in the book as i say as somebody that covered the fed in monetary policy, so i wonder if you could expand a little bit and we can make this our final topic. but you say and i'm quoting from page 130 there's no such thing as price stability even during times of little or no inflation. we do know the price stability so i want to know what you mean by that. >> the prices are always' changing as people's preferences are changing, products and improvements come along. so the. prices fluctuate. they don't stay flat. it's a typical house 30 or 40 years ago. very different. certainly going to need more electrical outlets were juice thanso in the past. so you're always o going to get those kind of price fluctuations. people might liker a fancy shoe or whatever so that will fluctuate and the price may crash. then you measure what is price stability. the consumer preferences

who, for the same reason as the hardhats found themselves out of sync with their allies on theno lefthe democratic party. not alt make the migration to the republican party in the 1970s when irving kristol endorses richard nixon in 1972. it is a scandal. in many of his fellow neoconservatives don't make the jump until well into the 1980s. but these neoconservative intellectuals are often well-positioned within the liberal establishment migrating to the right. a national review conservatives have to decide how they fit into the picture. they always to murmur moment i read during m my research editorial in the spring of 1971 responding to essays and commentary magazine. they were clearly indicative of the editor of commentary at that time moving to the right. the title of the editorial was come on in, the water is fine. [laughter] and then finally the last group that enters the picture on the american right in the 1970s is the religious, right? so the religious right had been dormant in many ways at least at the national political level since the scope trial since the beginning of my st