david walker is giving the children a tour of the end use rehabilitation center. in jed dogs, i nursed back to health here and then released over 18 have already been rehabilitated and sent back into the wild stick on you need it well, but you almost have learned that when painted dogs are in the wild, they mostly hunt down weaker or diseased animals do, and if they become exciting, so there will be a lot of spread of disease among animals, which will see them dying. yeah, mazda and it says guys that we last is season. all the efforts going on here, having the meaningful impact. but there is still a need for long term measures to prevent species like the african painted dog from dying out. well, it's time to 10 of your tv screens and turn your attention to the world around you . i hope you like to show that it's giving us something to think about. i am curriculum side, you know from nigeria. see you again next time. by crease. it is also time for me to be do farewell once before i go like to remind you old to check in with us any time on a social media channels. i

you would also see people like david walker who published walker's appeal, who was very much against colonization and was responding to their position on colonization. of course, in his appeal he was talking to both whites and blacks and using the declaration of independence, as well as, the constitution as argument for why slavery should be over and why white people should not be pushing black people to leave america because it was just much their country as it was white people's country. then you had the post 1830 abolitionists and the reason 1830 was so important is because this that of time that we would start to see cotton production emerge age as america's big business is first big business. and so shift in the economic importance of cotton production and the labor force that was to ensure that that production happened that would also impact the voices of. many of these abolitionists, especially the white abolitionists, but it would also change the fervency of many free blacks because they found themselves very vulnerable as well. not only the south, but in the north. for examp

david walker joins us this morning. foundation. what was your title at the peterson foundation, too, david? you've been -- >> i was -- i was the original ceo, joe, and thanks for the opportunity to be back with you. >> yeah. this is not new for you. i've kidded you in the past that whatever you're doing, you need to do more of it or do it harder it's just gotten worse, and this is with you -- with you pulling your hair out, your hair on fire for 20 years, isn't it worse it's ever been >> it is let me give you a few numbers, in fiscal 2000 when i was comptroller general of the united states, since then the total liabilities and unfunded promises for the u.s. have gone up six times to over $125 trillion. the debt subject to the debt limit has gone up six times to over $33 trillion. the debt as a percentage of the economy has more than doubled, and it's scheduled to get much, much worse i'm actually calling for two things, joe. i'm calling for a constitutional amendment that will limit how much debt as percentage of the ec

as part of the comes activities, david walker is giving the children a tour of the end use rehabilitation center in jed dogs and nursed back to health here and then released over 18 have already been rehabilitated and sent back into the wild stick on you need it well, but you almost have learned that when painted dogs are in the wild, they mostly hunt down weaker or diseased animals. and if they become a holdings, so there will be a lot of spread of disease among animals, which will see them dying. yeah, mazda and it says guys that we last is the season all the efforts going on here, having the meaningful impact. but there is still a need for long term measures to prevent species like the african painted dog from dying out. well, it's time to 10 of your tv screens and turn your attention to the world around you . i hope you like to show that it's giving us something to think about. i am curriculum side, you know from nigeria. see you again. next time. by crease. it is also time for me to be do farewell once before i go like to remind you all to check in with us any time on a social media

the leader of the heritage party, david kirton, and the contributing editor at novara media, michael walkere conservative mp david tc davies. he is being criticised for sending out a leaflet asking if his constituency constituents were basically aware that a 9yp5y were basically aware that a gypsy and traveller sites was coming to their area. gypsy and traveller sites was coming to their area . the welsh coming to their area. the welsh secretary has now been defended by the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, for his actions . oliver dowden, for his actions. there were a few things on this leaflet that but for example, what they're trying to basically hint at is they're saying that the labour party is going to be pushing for new sites to open up and then they're asking people, would you be happy to live next door to a traveller site? now it's all kicked off basically . it's all kicked off basically. we there's been reports to the police and all the rest of it. and it's been said that this is very racist to even ask that question. joining me now down question. so joining me now down the be

he lost by a wider margin that a whole bunch of other loser republicans, from herschel walker to david perdue to kelly loeffler and martha mcsally. you never hear about those people anymore. you know why? because they were losers. they last. so no one cares what they think about politics. donald trump got his butt kicked way harder than they did. this is why donald trump's big lie is so important. along with the cult of personality surrounding him, it's key to understanding this phenomenon, the politics of this moment. the vehemence with which come service still insist the 2020 election was rigged, it protects them from this reckoning. there's no way the american people actually chose joe biden as their president. he never left his basement. it's kind of psychological defense mechanism. they don't want to accept that the man they are so devoted to is a loser. and deeper down i think it's also an expression of a believe the people voted for joe biden aren't the real americans. they don't really count. the mogul folks are the ones that should be running the fan the country, even if they'

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and "outfront" now, david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama, and a republican strategist and trump 2020 senior campaign adviser. you heard scott walker debate. do you agree with him? >> no, brianna. by the way it's kind of scary that we've got a year to go until the -- we're going to do this for another year. everybody, strap in. listen, i think scott walker's wrong on this. trump only has one way to go if he shows up, is down. you're ahead 30 plus points. he has a commanding lead. he's sucking up all the oxygen in the room. if somebody lands a glove on him during the debate, he goes down. i think at this point in the campaign he's smart for staying away, he'll do some counter-programming tomorrow, he's going to be in georgia on thursday. and i'm not so sure that anybody's going to be talking about the debate past tomorrow night. so, i think the former governor's wrong. >> maybe not with trump reporting to the fulton county jail on thursday for sure. so, david axelrod, you are so familiar with primary debates. you prepared then senator obama for more than 20 of them in 2008. but it was a very different situation. what would you say t