wrest power from corporations is this even possible joining me to discuss the climate crisis is victor wallace author of red green revolution the politics and technology of eco socialism. let's define eco socialism to begin with you do in the book well the basic idea of socialism is the elimination of class divisions as ultimately the basic idea of ecology is to restore some kind of balance some kind of health in the environment and what the 2 have in common is that both clash fundamentally with the idea that production decisions should be made on the basis of a search for profits you have to get away from the search for profits whether you're looking at as an environmentalist or as a socialist and i think i feel in a way. in terms of the convergence of the 2 that the eco prefix is not really necessary it's implied in socialism however i think it's important to add it just for political reasons i want to show to emphasize to underscore the ecological dimension of the struggle for socialism to show that it's really in everybody's interest and what does it look like. eco socialism yeah what does

wrest power from corporations is this even possible joining me to discuss the climate crisis is victor wallaceauthor of red green revolution the politics and technology of eco socialism let's define eco socialism to begin with you do in the book well the basic idea of socialism is the elimination of class divisions as ultimately the basic idea of ecology is to restore some kind of balance some kind.

wallace. david? >> victor oquendo leading us off tonight. victor, thank you. >>> of course, the other major story we're following tonight, the alarming surge of coronavirus. new records set in texas, california and arizona. dr. anthony fauci today causing it a disturbing surge. hospitalizations are up in 21 states. texas, for example, with more than 5,000 cases in just the past 24 hours. texas children's hospital now prepared to take in adult patients. california with the highest daily increase ever, more than 5,000 new cases there. and florida tonight with more than 3,000 new cases, two more counties now voting to require masks. and in arizona, where the president is tonight, a 20% increase in deaths. as thousands now prepare to gather to hear the president. many in line, many with no masks. and they explain why right here tonight. abc's matt gutman now from arizona. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci, today with a stark warning about the coronavirus. >> right now, the next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address thos

books on the economy with authors peter wallace, henry paulson, aaron glantz, marianne cooper and others. later, authors ronald kessler, bob woodward, victor davis hanson and steven moore discuss their books about president trump. enjoy book tv now and over the weekend on c-span2. >> c-span has around-the-clock coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. it is all available on demand at c-span .org / coronavirus. watch white house briefings, updates from governors and state officials, track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps. watch on-demand anytime, unfiltered at c-span .org / coronavirus. >> it is nice to have everyone here this evening and i look forward to our conversation.

tonight, the fbi is now investigating and wallace now has extra security. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, at talladega super speedway, an incredible slow of solidarity with driver bubba wallace before the race. drivers and pit crews from every team marching along with wallace's number 43 car. the powerful moment, necessary, after a noose was found by a team member hanging inside wallace's garage stall at the track on sunday. wallace, the circuit's only full-time black driver, emerging, overcome, embracing nascar legend and team owner richard petty, who called the incident a filthy act. the drivers then bowing their heads in prayer. >> and as we stand together against racism, by your holy spirit, guide us to true liberty and justice for all. >> reporter: team officials say the noose was found by a member of wallace's team, who immediately reported it. the fbi and the department of justice civil rights division now investigating along with nascar. >> we want to make sure that bubba is safe and we have stepped up security. >> reporter: wallace, undaunted today,

wallace fan. the move seems to be broadening nascar's fan base. victorabc news. >>> an average of 1,000 new coronavirus cases are being reported. abc news reporter trevor ault has more. >> reporter: with cases of covid-19 rising in 22 states and puerto rico, utah, oregon, nashville, tennessee, and tucson, arizona, have hit pause on reopening. officials in several other locations said they may have to do the same. >> i am more concerned about covid-19 in south carolina than ihave ever been before. >> reporter: south carolina set a record for new cases on friday, then tied that record on saturday. in florida, as miami beaches reopen for their first weekend back, there has been a 35% spike between friday and saturday. in texas, catherine boss well and samantha garcia protested in dallas wearing masks, gloves, and eye protection, but both tested positive anyway. >> you can think you have allergies because you're outside, but you could be spreading the virus. we have to still take care of each other. >> reporter: both women are 25, part of a trend doctors hav

thankful to learn that this does not appear to be an intentional racist act against bubba wallace. >> our thanks to victors a fast investigation. this is what people say should have happened that this person saw something, reported it, and there was an investigation. bubba wallace, as we just played there on cnn, he reiterated last night that he was reacting to what nascar told him. he never saw a noose, he didn't report it, but it's wallace who's getting attacked this morning by his critics, who are really ready to seize on this moment, a potential misstep because of what he's trying to do for this sport, which is make it more diverse, change the perception. >> kenneth, i feel like we can't reiterate enough that wallace never asked for this attention. as you mentioned, he never saw the noose, he never reported that there was one in his garage. what he did was react to the fact that nascar had launched an investigation. and the drivers, appropriately so, rallied around him to sew that acts like this are not tolerated in nascar, to show the country that this is not what nascar is about. but it seems distur

wallace. harry truman walked away as the victor.of the greatest electoral upsets in american history. ♪ national conventions are then a political process that is uniquely american. faces change, but there are always the crowds, the speeches, music, and suspense. after the candidates are chosen and the campaign has ended, the people speak. and through the ballot box determine which candidate will assume the burden and power of the american presidency. ♪ >> steve, in looking at a film like this, i suppose there are some who would say, well, isn't it all just tweedle dumb and tweedle deand really isn't that important, elections don't really decide anything? what do you think? >> well, that passing parade of all of those historical faces certainly suggests to me a personal response on one level of that question, dick. after all, an election by definitions is choice between two individuals. so when you ask yourself does it make any difference between george mcgovern and richard nixon in 1972. would it have made a difference if the people

wallace fan. it looks like this move is broadening the fan base. whit? >> a historic day on the track. victor we want to get a check of the weather now. rob marciano in connecticut, sporting the ascot and the vest. ready to tell us about the weather. rob, good morning. >> good morning, whit. it's chilly out this morning across much of the northeast third of the country. sunshine should warm things up quite nicely. let's stay in the northeast with this video and switch gears. a lot of graduates, well, graduating from high school and college and having a tough time doing it traditionally. well in north conway, new hampshire, they coupled with the local ski resort and they took the ski lifts up and they had some social distancing graduating activities. including some shots at 2,000 feet with their families. congratulations to all you graduates out there. all right. it is a chilly morning out here. tempinheow 50s, mbe spots, and rising into the upper 60s to lower 70s today. so on the chilly side, but warmer air is going to be building as we go through the next couple of days for philly, d.c., new

victor wald. >> kenneth e. waldie. >> benjamin james walker. >> glen wall. >> mitchel scott wallace. >> peter guyder wallace. >> robertrie wallendorf. >> matthew blake wallens. >> meta l. waller. >> john wallice, jr. >> barbara p. walsh. >> jim walsh. >> jeffrey p. walz. >> ching wang. >> weibin wang. >> michael warchola. >> stephen gordon ward. >> timothy ray ward. >> james a. waring. >> brian g. warner. >> derrick christopher washington. >> charles waters. >> james thomas waters, jr. >> patrick j. waters. >> kenneth thomas watson. >> michael henry waye. >> todd christopher weaver. >> walter edward weaver. >> nathaniel webb. >> dinah webster. >> william michael weems. >> joanne flora weil. >> michael t. weinberg. >> steven weinberg. >> scott jeffrey weingard. >> steven george weinstein. >> simon weiser. >> david m. weiss. >> david thomas weiss. >> chin sun pak wells. >> vincent michael wells. >> deborah jacobs welsh. >> timothy matthew welty. >> christian hans rudolf wemmers. >> ssu-hui wen. >> john joseph wenckus. >> oleh d. wengerchuk. >> peter m. west. >> whitfield west, jr. >> meredith lynn whalen. >> eugene mich

for the state senate in fairfax virginia jennifer victor a professor of political science at george mason university and in riverdale maryland jim wallace is a republican electorate candidate in the state he's also chairman of the republican central committee in prince george's county which is in the suburbs of washington d.c. welcome all to the program king. sure let me start with you you're an elector how exactly did you get this job so thank you for asking and as a candidate who's likely to win a state senate seat i will become the 1st woman of color in the vermont state senate i am also the 1st woman of color to be chosen as an elector in the state of her mind it was a decision that mostly made by democrats here in herat because we're pretty blue state and we are chosen by the executive committee of the democratic party and i would have never thought to apply for something like this even if someone involved in politics because you usually think of you are statewide and federal delegation for this kind of honor but someone on that committee said it's been never in history have we had a woman of color who's represented as an elector a

wallace. the words "i and it with bstand" written on the infield of the super speedway in atlanta. led his fellow drivers in a powerful stand against racism and hate. here's abc's victorter: at talladega super speedway, an incredible show of solidarity with driver bubba wallace before the race. drivers and pit crews from every team marching along with wallace's number 43 car. the powerful moment necessary after a noose was found by a team member hanging inside wallace's garage stall at the track on sunday. wallace, the circuit's only full-time black driver, emerging overcome, embracing nascar legend and team owner richard petty, who called the incident a filthy act. the drivers bowing their heads in prayer. >> as we stand together against racism, by your holy spirit, guide us to true liberty and justice for all. >> reporter: team officials say the noose was found by a member of the wallace's team who immediately reported it. the fbi and the department of justice civil rights division now investigating along with nascar. >> you want to make sure that bubba's safe and we have stepped >> reporter: wallace undaunted, writing, as my mother told me today, they are just tryi

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rights party at henry wallace, the choice of the small but enthusiastic liberal progressive party, harry truman on the democratic ticket walked away from the election as the victor. this was one of the greatest electoral upsets in american history. (music) >> national conventions are a process uniquely american. there are crowds, music and suspense. through the ballot box people determine who will assume the burden and power of the american presidency. (music) >> steve, and looking at a film like this, i suppose there are some who would say well, this is all just tweedledum and tweedledee and really is not that important. elections do not really decide anything. what do you think? >> that passing parade of all those historical faces certainly suggests to me a personal response on one level to that question, dig. after all, and election by definition is a choice between two individuals. so when you ask yourself does it make any difference between george mcgovern and richard nixon in 1972? what have made any difference if people had chosen stevenson instead of dwight d. eisenhower in 1952, or herbert hoover instead of franklin roosevelt in 1932? i think the answer

now, lord rodden, the tactical victor now found a beaten but unfouled foe in front of him and behind him a countryside in revolt. he wrote to lord corn wallace, quote, the revolt was universal. two days before hobkirk's hill in a combined operation, my lieutenant colonel lighthorse harry lee and his allegiance of horse and foot in the partisan brigade of francis marion, ft. watson had fallen and santee river had fallen. this was partly of the general's plan of operations -- you find that phrase throughout his writings -- in which his regular army would operate in tandem with a partisan militia. militia concentration on random raids and plunder would, in the best of all possible worlds, seize. francis marion and andrew pickens cooperated. rodden wrote to corn wallace the situation of affairs in this province has made me judge it necessary for a time to withdraw my force from the back country and to assemble what troops i can collect at this point. they are now followed sad affair that you and i will recognize. we who have watched similar 21st century themes on our television sets of people far away, civilians vaticaning hearth and home and re

victor, thanks very much. >>> now to that shocking discovery in nascar. bubba wallace'sright now and this comes less than two weeks after the circuit's only black driver pushed to get the confederate flag banned from events and steve osunsami has details. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. nascar says that when they find whoever did this, they will be banned from the sport and will never race with them again. nascar this morning is investigating an act of naked c full-time elite black driver. someone left a noose in the garage style of driver bubba wallace at talladega speedway. wallace shared his concerns online saying as my mother told me today, they are just trying to scare you. this will not break me. and i will not give in, nor will i back down. >> he was willing to stand up for something that is so long overdue and then somebody goes and does this. you're hurting a whole lot of people who have made the decision that it's damn sure time to go be better. >> reporter: wallace has become calling for social justice after the death of george f

victor in the classic court case brown vs. board of education. nowhere was the ritual of resistance to admission more clearly displaced. >> the auditorium was also being used as a national stage for george wallacee governor of alabama. wallace, a dedicated segregationist came here to fulfill a campaign pledge and stand in a schoolhouse door and block the desegregation of any public schools. her enrollment sparked rioting on campus. when she saw the riots was encouraged by university officials she was expelled just a few days after she had entered. this time influential forces at the university and throughout the state looking at their shoulder at old miss exerted pressure to make sure the tragedy of oxford would not be duplicated here. this time even the extremist groups were urged by their leaders to stay away. some students were warned by the university any disorder would be published severely. semicircles were participated in white around the doors of the auditorium to mark the lines of the intending show line. the drama of registration day was played out here as though it had been rehearsed. governor wallace promising to stand up for alabama and preserve law and order. he drove from the cam

victor. this is where they always go. back to racism. >> yeah, all he's doing is doing, all barr and trump are doing are doing exactly what jfk and lbj did to george wallacend said you can't run alabama in a chaotic fashion. this time the shoe is on the other foot and they don't like it. >> laura: i love it, great history lesson needed today. coming up, the pelosi malfunctions on live tv. the last bite explains. >> laura: nancy pelosi talked about the forthcoming scotus pick. if someone on her staff attempted to reboot her mid-interview. >> but to be clear, are not taking any arrows out of your quiver or ruling anything out? >> good morning. it's sunday morning. we have a responsibility, we take an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> laura: oh, wow. that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at 19 take off from here. >> shannon: we are all exhausted, it's a busy news cycle. >> laura: good night, good night. sleep on it's monday. [laughs] okay, thanks laura. breaking tonight, he was a long republican to convict president trump on the articles of impeachment and tonight he holds a vote for the next s