club in 1909 something else you might remember from a couple lectures back of this year after jack johnson a world heavyweight title predict so within a year of having the first black man is a heavyweight champion athlete best athlete in the world now you might remember that the response toth that, in the media of the day was to be in the showing some of that you know newspaperman and political leaders were afraid the very side of black men white banning competition would lead to rates rise that is had been suppressed the control rated so you have bellows pending a private club public events which i currently illegal in new york city, but you have a private club and boxing matches you have on the club is what is portraying his bike been putting myte bed in te private setting for the enjoyment of wealthy new yorkers and that way this suggests that the black boxer in the winning that he is more powerful so this is a painting that tells you that you might need to begin to accept an idea. about athlete this equals superior to a white athlete in the world and there's an realities here that we n

this is a year jack johnson wins the world heavyweight title right? so we were within a year of having first black man as a heavyweight champion, as the admitted best athlete in the world. now, you might remember that the response to that in the media of the day to ban the showing of the fight film that, you know, news paperman and political leaders were afraid that the very sight a black man beating a white man in competition would lead to race riots. and so that news had been suppressed, be controlled. so here you have bellow's painting a private club. public boxing events were technically illegal in new york city, but you could have a private club and put on boxing matches like an athletic club. and that's what he's portraying, is a black man fighting, a white man in this private setting for the enjoyment of wealthy new yorkers, and in a way that suggests the black boxer is winning, that he is more powerful. and in a way that suggests the black boxes when he, that he is more powerful. this is a painting that tells you you might need to begin to acc

he inherited the war in vietnam from lyndon johnson and jack kennedy when he came into office, there were 540,000 troops in vietnam over 500 troop troops. young men were being killed every month in vietnam, over a thousand casualties. there were had been promoted and escalated by establishment. the eastern establishment and the state and the defense department created by johnson and jack kennedy. but despite all that, starting in january of 69, it became nixon's war and it became his burden and all the protests across the country and all the violence on the campuses and the bombings that were attempted at the pentagon and all the mass protests all across country. they weren't blamed on lyndon johnson. they weren't blamed on jack kennedy or the eastern establishment on clifford or george marshall or mcnamara they were blamed on richard nixon. so that was one big burden he carried. the second headwind he had was that you people have to remember that the congress was in the hands of democrats during the entire time richard nixon was in office. the house and the senate was in the hands o

he inherited the war in vietnam from lyndon johnson and jack kennedy when he came into office, there were 540,000 troops in vietnam over 500 troop troops. young men were being killed every month in vietnam, over a thousand casualties. there were had been promoted and escalated by establishment. the eastern establishment and the state and the defense department created by johnson and jack kennedy. but despite all that, starting in january of 69, it became nixon's war and it became his burden and all the protests across the country and all the violence on the campuses and the bombings that were attempted at the pentagon and all the mass protests all across country. they weren't blamed on lyndon johnson. they weren't blamed on jack kennedy or the eastern establishment on clifford or george marshall or mcnamara they were blamed on richard nixon. so that was one big burden he carried. the second headwind he had was that you people have to remember that the congress was in the hands of democrats during the entire time richard nixon was in office. the house and the senate was in the nds of

ken stand one's on thomas jefferson, jack johnson, ali, others. this one's of a shaggy big animal. but like the others, quintessentially american, i should say at the start, i am aware that the scientific name is bison. bison, and we use it we use bison and buffalo interchangeably in our film and in the book because they are actually if you're going to have a dispute with me on this fight it out on telfair. they don't allow duels there anymore, but they both correct the buffalo describes a specific animal that also has a scientific latin of bison. bison. they weigh a ton or can weigh up to a ton to six feet at the shoulder. huge, the largest land mammal on the continent, but incredibly agile and fast they can get range of speed of 35 miles per hour, almost that of a racehorse. but they can hold it for a longer period of time than a horse. they can jump six feet vertically. they can jump seven feet horizontal. willie, steve steve rinella, who is in our film and i quote in the book, says, they're like a souped up hot in a minivan shell. but they're also the keystone species of the gr

but that is exactly what lyndon johnson was counting on. and and jack kennedy gets that nomination.and the when wyoming casts its ballots and there's no state that begins with z. so that was a pretty closely run thing, boys and girls. well, john kennedy was born in 1974 years after richard nixon in brookline, massachusetts, attended harvard, active in the us navy during world war two, was in the house the same years that richard nixon was 1947 and 1953. u.s. senator. then from 53 to 60, 1960 elected the 35th president, the first catholic, first born in the 20th century, the youngest ever, 43 years old, and of course, assassin dated november 22nd, 1963. did richard nixon and john kennedy know each other well in the house and the senate? yeah, they came to the house in the same year. were they engaged in a debate in 1947 or 1948 in small town and pencil virginia over labor policy and shared a sleeper berth coming back. they knew each other, jack kennedy's father, joe kennedy, could not stand nixon opponent for the u.s. senator in california senate in california in 1950 and donated to

jack who pled guilty in march. here's house speaker mike johnson about the leaks. >> the leak is very concerning. there's some serious allegations being made there for an investigation underway and i will get a briefing on that in a couple of hours. there is a classified level briefing and then other. we are following it closely. >> president biden is scheduled to land on the south lawn this s afternoon pay perhaps we'll get some reaction to him about these classified documents being released i want to send a message to arthel, happy birthday sorry her texas longhorns did not come through a lesson it may be something to talk about their next guest as well, eric? eric: at. [laughter] [laughter] with you on that. arthel: thank you. we are now going to bring in former israeli prime minister naftali bennett. thank you so much as always for joining us. first, wen i want to start gettg your reaction to a leak claiming ironic back to publication received highly classified u.s. intelligence about israel's plan to strike a run. a few questions specifically for you. how do something so sensitive to get lea

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but that is exactly what lyndon johnson was counting on. and and jack kennedy gets that nomination.and the when wyoming casts its ballots and there's no state that begins with z. so that was a pretty closely run thing, boys and girls. well, john kennedy was born in 1974 years after richard nixon in brookline, massachusetts, attended harvard, active in the us navy during world war two, was in the house the same years that richard nixon was 1947 and 1953. u.s. senator. then from 53 to 60, 1960 elected the 35th president, the first catholic, first born in the 20th century, the youngest ever, 43 years old, and of course, assassin dated november 22nd, 1963. did richard nixon and john kennedy know each other well in the house and the senate? yeah, they came to the house in the same year. were they engaged in a debate in 1947 or 1948 in small town and pencil virginia over labor policy and shared a sleeper berth coming back. they knew each other, jack kennedy's ther, joe kennedy, could not stand nixon opponent for the u.s. senator in california senate in california in 1950 and donated to hi

that's over near jack london square restaurant is owned by derek johnson. he says he's been friends with harris for more than 40 years. her friends came out for a final push before election day. people have always asked me to describe her, i said, always the highest of integrity, which i've always admired. and just a really down to earth person. and she knows what it's like to work hard. she knows, you know, from her mother who's worked extremely hard. she's lived that life. so she doesn't come from privilege. so she's very relatable. she understands what the american people need right now. and by the way, harris turned the big six zero today. tomorrow at the deadline to register to vote in california. you can check your registration status online at the secretary of state's website. if you've recently moved or changed your name, you must reregister by completing a new voter registration form. it's easy to do online now for those who miss out on the registration window. the state of california still allows residents to vote using conditional voter registrat

jack london square. the restaurant is owned by derek johnson, a longtime friend of the vice president.n friends for more than 40 years now. happening this tuesday, just two weeks away from election day. vice president harris will sit down for an exclusive one on one interview with nbc's hallie jackson at the naval observatory in washington, d.c. you can watch on nbc nightly news. that's tuesday night, 4:00, and again at 630 on nbc bay area. as we said, election day is still a couple weeks away, but already more than a million californians have cast their ballots. that, according to numbers from the data company targetsmart. 1.2 million ballots have been collected both in person and by mail. 49% of the ballots were mailed in by registered democrats, 31% by registered republicans. more than 17 million voters in california have requested mail in ballots. tomorrow, the 21st marks some important deadlines for voters in california. it's the last day to register to vote in person, by mail and online. november fifth, of course, is election day, so all mail in ballots must be postmarked by then

jack smith filing. nbc's dashya burns covers the trump campaign. matthew dowd is back with us. so, dasha, speaker johnson pushed -- we only played a little bit of it -- repeatedly whether he agrees with trump's claim about the only way democrats will win the election is if they cheat. johnson wouldn't do it. he says, again, he's focused on the future. trump makes that same claim regularly, including yesterday, even this morning. what more can you tell us about this? >> yeah, chris, republicans who go on these shows and who get asked this question are really in a pickle, because they say they want to focus on the future, but it's former president trump that keeps making these claims about the 2020 election over and over and over again. and the reason is also tied to the future, because there's a direct line between his claims about 2020 and the election being stolen and his claims about 2024 and november and the election being stolen from him. he says this, makes these claims, i think, at every rally that i can recall, so far. and here's what he said in just the last 24 hours, listen. >> they're going to

johnson, madison just jada. thank you so much. appreciate it. coming up. a brand new filing from special counsel jack smith, about january 6, why he says donald trump should be treated differently then the rioters that's coming up with a few moments kamala harris, next wednesday at nine eastern on cnn, don't buy me. >> just i'm quite harmless really. >> when people ask, but aren't too dangerous. flu, complications like ammonia, heart attack and hospitalizations in just say, but i'm just the flu demand more from your flu shot, santa be higher dose flu vaccines are proven to provide better flew protection. than standard dose flu shots and older adults, they've even been shown to better protect against flu related complications, don't get flus on high dose if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its competitors opponents, including egg products, are after previous dose of flu vaccine. don't get flu block if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its components, tell your health care professional, he's had severe muscle weakness after a flu shot fainting has occurred. people with weakened immune sy

tell jack brewer the same, we've had him on the show many times. yeoman's work. randy johnson, best of luck to you and you also are just doing god's work down there in florida, we appreciate your time and thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. >> trace: meantime let's bring in fox whether meteorologist whose live in madeira beach florida where the storm is already leaving it's mark. what do you know? >> reporter: i can tell you that the winds are finally beginning to back off. week -- we've had wind gusts over 100 miles per hour. sarasota, they petersburg. down in venice, the wind peaked at 109 miles per hour. also the heavy rainfall around st. petersburg, now up to 18 inches of rain and all of this rain and wind is heading across the corridor. the reason i'm not on the street anymore is because of what came down about two hours ago. part of i believe the rooftop restaurant bar pool area that's over there, it's aluminum, corrugated aluminum. nothing extremely heavy. if it hit me up the side of the head i would not be here. across the area a lot of styrofoam and other

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