♪ ♪ i never take their answer for sure ♪ ♪ ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ ♪ i don't give a damntermined by how much money they make. means the poorest of the poor and the most vulnerable in our community will die. >> in 2014, ebola struck west africa hard, the virus devastating as the country recovers from years of civil yar and unrest. >> the outbreak was detected late and unfortunately, their response was also delayed. >> health care workers lacked personal protective equipment and the spread of the disease was hard to monitor. it took a humanitarian effort and cooperation of international organizations and governments to turn the tide. >> we opted for lots of smaller lots, training health care workers to recognize the symptoms of ebola and also making sure there is a system that can coordinate a response. >> the outbreak was contained by 2016 with potentially millions of lives saved. but covid-19 is a global pandemic of unprecedented proportions. >> we're all at risk of contracting covid-19. all of us. those who can afford health care, those who can't afford health care. and

new york times project that america began in 1619 with slavery and that's in our dna, there's not a damnng we can do about it, is that the kind of indoctrination that's going on? >> it is indeed. i think you can bet on the fact that most of, almost insane left radical ideas that are floating to the surface in the wider world, ultimately from the campus. the campus is, the campus is so far left, so irrational now that it is poisoning the culture. one profession after another is being essentially corrupted. >> you know professor, i happen to know a few young people who are going to universities, one of them is a law student, one of them is a medical student, one is an undergraduate student, and they all told me if they don't keep their politics they're not necessarily concerned but they're not radical left, if they don't keep their politics to themselves they are literally shunned. or worse, they're not invited to any events and we keep funding these institutions. there is really no oversight, they have massive endowments from corporations and nonprofit organizations, congress never looked

marco rubio, wear a damn mask. thank you to senator rubio. but the governor of the state, ron desantis, is not saying that directly. instead of saying wear a mask, he says, oh, well, it would be hard to enforce it. here he is. >> there's an enforcement that ha has to follow in that and we have a lot of places in florida that would not be a good use of resources. ultimately we've got to trust people to make good decisions. >> what should he have said there, dr. reiner? >> well, he's the governor of a state that had 5,500 new cases today. he's the governor of a state that had eight times more cases than new york state and about a 7th of all the cases in the united states. the pandemic is raging in that state. and what he should have said to the people of florida is, i put you before anything else. everyone who goes out in pub luck must wear a mask. think of it this way, going out in public without a mask is like driving drunk. even if you don't get hurt, you might kill somebody else. that's how i want people to think about not wearing a mask in

. >> senator marco rubio put it bluntly, quote, everybody should wear a damn mask. a model suggests almost 180,000 deaths by october, 30,000 lives would be saved if only americans wore a mask. nevada and north carolina have now joined the list of states requiring masks in public. >>> despite the up particular in florida, there is no agreement on reopening disney. they're delaying reopening disneyland in southern california. it had been set to reopen july 17th. they're postponing that with no new date set. >> in the absence of a national plan, states are working -- they're requiring people from eight spiking states to self-quarantine upon arrival. each state will handle its own enforcement of this. these states have been through the worst of it and want to see the numbers reduced. >> it's only for the simple reason we've worked hard to get the viral infection rate down. we don't want to see it come up. they could literally bring the infection with them. >> one person who won't adhere to new jersey's mandate is president trump. he plans to visit his bedminister country

you do not give a damn, and it is clear.ut i am going to tell you what the slaves, my ancestors, set about robert e lee, since you do not know history, sister. they said when he got the plantation, after he got off the field where 20,000 people died at gettysburg, cononnie, robert ely was a brutal slave master. not only did he whoop the slaves, he said lay it on them hard. after he said lay it on them hard, he said burn them. that is what robert e lee did. and you said your arrogant self in here and sit on their shopping while the pain and the hurt of the peoeople of this community is on display, so you do not give a damn, and you should resign. when do we in baton rouge stopping in 1856? if you want to name a building after somebody, how about the first like governor of the state of louisiana? you want another name? the lieutenant governor of the --te of louisiana that gave you want to name it after someone? name it after the people who fought a bullish and. if you want to name it after somebody, honor the right people, the

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cannot get in my life that someone comes up to me and say you want to kill me and then calls me a damned foreigner. salaam came to germany 5 years ago was a syrian refugee a he works as a camera man for german television he was out with his wife and son when a man made racist remarks about his family. salaam up he recorded the incident on his phone and then fought back. what do you want what are you trying to say that. the attackers friends tried to stop him and pull him away but a short time later he returned and beat salaam up too so badly that he had to go to hospital the video was used in the investigation into the attack. the police recognized him immediately they said he was in prison and few months ago because of another problem we pressed charges and now justice has been done. this is. the men were young and it is a few will make any musician he says racial profiling which means the police stop him because of his appearance is a deadly problem. that makes you see how deep rooted racism is a black man somehow looks threatening a chaos stop him you see. these are not exceptional ca

i mean, it's a sad damn story we're watching. >> and the justice department step in as well.nty -- lou: then where the hell are they? >> we're doing the work. we're suing in -- excuse me, in pennsylvania, north carolina to clean up two million names in those statements a alone. -- states awe loan. we alone got los angeles county to given the process of removing up to 1.6 million names. lou: right. >> all done without justice department help. once again, they're awol. they're either on the other side often, usually -- certainly under the obama administration, and under this administration the justice department's -- [inaudible] lou: and the daca decision. john roberts strikes again, aligning with the liberal, four liberal justices. comes out with mincemeat instead of logic and adherence to originalist, original text claiming he's an originalist. and in a way, he is. the most original thinker i've ever seen as a chief justice. i mean, he has the most tortured reasoning process and logic or illogic i've ever seen. >> yeah. lou: your thoughts about what happens next. >> he's an a

>> maybe if he didn't go through the vetting process but it is about the process, who gives a damn about the book, the administration is trying to stand up for the concept, you can't work for administration, use classified information to write a book, that is the concept, the book is not going to matter to the election and the biggest loser of all is john bolton. shannon: senator lindsey graham, see you back here in dc soon. with the number of covid-19 cases on the rise as california continues to reopen democratic governor gavin newsom is ordering residents to wear masks in most indoor settings and even outdoors if social distancing is not possible was unclear how he plans to enforce it. now how the mask mandates are going elsewhere. >> reporter: there was an incident in this subway station in brooklyn when a 22-year-old mom and her young son had masks around their next but not covering their faces. when officers asked them to cover their nose and mouth they say the mom responded with profanity and refused and things escalated from there. cell phone video captures the end of may 13th con

overpaid media personalities that cnn have to say about it either and i sure don't give a damn abouteats in his basement all the day like he's in a padded cell pushing out statements left and right. we need to push back when we see it. i will see you next time on [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. the power grab. the subject of tonight's watters words. let's check in with the peaceful protesters. >> no piece. what a great group of people. the way they are speaking to those innocent officers. is that persuadingnydy

thing so i read about 400 of the 600 pages it is very damning it is a full blown indictment on the president you know bassett or both it goes very far in chapter 8 and discussing full blown criminal activity and so i call chapter 8 of that book the orange jumpsuit chapter i think the democrats are sort of basket or bold for not making that testimony of vailable during the impeachment but i say otherwise the republicans to quote president trump donald trump could have shot people on 5th avenue and they still would have acquitted him don't ask me why history will have to judge that and resolve that but ambassador bolton i think is correct no matter what he had said you know in the ensuing impeachment trial they still would have acquitted him and i think he was locked in the loading for the election coming up and i think this book is a very damning indictment of what the president has done and you'll look to see the the biden campaign and republicans like myself that are against president trump use the book as fodder come november to explain how dangerous

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ministration assume those former aide john bolton to stop them publishing what's expected to be a damning insider. and the new u.s. sanctions designed to further isolate syria's president and force him to make concessions.

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i think it was a damning account of president trump, but he left with an ax to grind and it certainlyhows in the way he presented himself after the service. >> i am curious, john bolton said president trump told him he was holding up aid to ukraine in exchange for an investigation into the bidens and said the impeachment inquiry should have been broader because obstruction of justice is a way of life for donald trump. does it change your view at all of the impeachment inquiry? >> it doesn't. the president has the right to talk to a leader of another country and have a conversation freely. it is not like i think everything he said is wrong or true, i think neither is the case. i think when you serve a president as a senior member of the team, you don't agree with every decision. it was clear that john bolton was taking notes and lots of them for purposes of writing the book and making him more famous and more wealthy. i disagree with the approach. >> still, in your mind as a conservative you continue to support president trump? >> i think donald trump has done some very good things aro

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the latest headlines: a damning allegation from john bolton: he claims president trump asked china's fficer who fatally shot an african—american man in the state of georgia has been charged with murder. one of the world's most successful figures in theatre, sir cameron mackintosh, has said his productions will not return to the london west end this year. he says the decision was taken because of uncertainty about when the government would withdraw social distancing measures. sir cameron is the producer behind major shows as les miserables, mary poppins and hamilton. a new report has warned that the uk could see 400,000 job losses across the arts industry, as well as a $93 billion loss in annual revenue across the arts industry. the west end theatre company, nimax theatres, which owns six venues, is making some of its staff redundant. it's thought around 130 jobs are at risk. joining me now from new york is peter marks. he's the theatre critic for the washington post. thank for the washington post. you very much indeed fo| joining thank you very much indeed for joining us. cameron mack

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you don't give a damn. it's clear. >>> my ancestor said about robert e. lee, connie, robert e. lee was a brutal slave master. not only when he whoop the slaves, he said lay it on them hard. after he said lay it on them hard. but a -- on them and sort of burn them. and you sit your arrogant self in here and sit on here shopping and the pain and the hurt of the people of the community is on display, because you don't give a damn and you should resign. when do we as baton rouge start being in 1856? if you want to name the building after somebody? how about the first black governor of louisiana, another name? oscar dunn, the lieutenant governor of the state of louisiana, in the 1860s that gave the rights to get here. you want to name it after somebody from reconstruction. name it after the people who fought for -- if you want to name it after somebody, name it after the right people. it's your ancestor that the school is named after. so you holding on to your heritage. but we built this joint for free. >> thank you. >> we are done begging you to do what is right. >> hm-mm. >> well,

senator rubio said everyone should just wear a damn mask. the president does not wear one and politicized masks, ignored social distancing guidelines and t folks around him tested all the time. that is happening. what can lawmakers do in the absence of presidential leadership? is there a way for them to make up for that when you're talking about public health? >> i think marco rubio made a strong statement by saying in a way that folks can understand. wear a damn mask. don't pay attention to the president in this case. all politics is local and republicans looking at the polls to see that the president is in deep trouble. double digits with women, independent voters, losing voters over 65 right now to joe biden in some polls. so they recognize that while the president has been able to defy gravity in the base they are confronting not just the pandemic but the problem of polarization. trump criticized critics in the public. but he has negative attraction to voters in the middle and independent voters increasingly and they decide elections and

you need to wear a damn mask. and you have to take care of other people in your community, and it's got to be about us because the help's not going to come from above. >> and you need to socially distance, and you need to believe in science. so there are no alternative facts or alternative science or alternative medicine, when it comes to this. there are some things that work, that have been proven to work. and there are some things that -- that have not been proven to work, including hydroxychloroquine and on and on and on. >> right. and it's not a got-ya contest the way he and his fringe fellows want to see it. this is about people not wanting to get sick. that's all. it's about seeing fewer people get hurt. it's got to be like you and check at any of the places we've gone to eat. you stay away from it like a death sentence. >> my grandma, anytime she went somewhere, oh, she forgot her wallet at home. but i said something last night that i never thought i would say, in my entire career. if you care about your he

. >> so, john, the president goes to wisconsin today and marco rubio says just wear a damn mask. ent going to wear a mask? >> reporter: i doubt it. we haven't seen him wear a mask in public before. he has expressed concern about how it looks and about the effectiveness, about whether or not people -- nfc mask-wearing is a sign of disapproval of his leadership, but it is clear from public health officials, the recommendation is that wearing masks, both protects other people from you and they are wearing masks protects you from tra tra tra tra transmitting the virus. president trump in a self-defeating move has declined to embrace the mark of message and we've seen the consequences play out. >> thanks for reporting from the white house. as more than half of the country, states in the country are seeing a spike in covid cases, what needs to be done to actually slow the infection rate? >> let's speak to the cnn medical analyst and epidemiologist. doctor, great to have you on. i'm kind of amazed as others are that this is where we are months into a pandemic where health experts know ex

a damning investigation by an anti-corruption group suggesting deaths in the capital alone are perhaps >> in every single country, the numbers that are presented are smaller than the real ones. in everyone, everyone. >> reporter: but it doesn't have more than three times the rate, which is what the research suggests is the case certainly here in mexico city. >> you just said three times, in mexico, right? and what is it, the number, the factor in the u.s.? nobody that brings this question to the mexican authorities has been able to put a size. >> jimmy: i accept there's numbers in other countries. but i'm here in mexico interviewing you. do you accept it's probably significantly higher? >> absolutely, here and everywhere. >> reporter: but as the lockdown lifts, death still stalks this city. in the absence of hard numbers, those who care for the dead may be the only ones who know the true toll of the virus. [ speaking in spanish ] >> reporter: this was as you a tough job. but for juan carlos and victor manuel who handle the deceased, -- [ speaking in spanish ] >> reporter: dr. domingo g

a new book by president trump's former national security adviser paints a damning portrait of a president puts his own rests ahead of the country's. the book by john bolton is the first account from a high-level trump white house insider. bolton was paid $2 million to write the tell-all, which is more than 500 pages long. cbs' ben tracy is at the white house tonight. ben. >> reporter: norah, when john bolton left the white house last september, he says he resigned. president trump says he fired him, and thhave nn since. president trump seemed to know this book would be bad for him, and it is. former national security adviser john bolton paints a picture of a highly uninformed and impulsive president. in excerpts of his book "the room where it happened" obtained by cbs news, bolton says president trump did not know russia. bolton confirms president trump explicitly linked military aid to ukraine to investigations of former vice president joe biden, the central claim that led to the president being impeached. >> china should start an investigation into the bidens. >> reporter: bolton claims

you have to wear a damn mask and you got to take care of people in your community because the help's not going to come from above. >> you need to socially distance and believe in science. there are no alternative facts or alternative medicine when it comes to things like this. there are some things that have proven to work and some things that have proven not to work, including hydroxychloroquine and on and on and on. >> right. it's not a gotcha contest the way he and his fringe fellows want to play it. this is about not wanting to see people get sick. >> right. >> that's all. this isn't about gaining advantage. it's about seeing fewer people getting hurt. social distancing is right. you and check at a place we've gone to eat. you stay away from it like it was a death sentence. >> that was smart, like my grandmother. any time she went somewhere left her wallet at home. >> never see your wallet. i'll have to buy you one. >> i said something last night i never thought i'd say in my entire career, if you care about your health, don't listen to the president. >> the reality is clear and

downplayed it any lied about it to the american people that's all i mean him because larry he didn't give a damn all he cares about is him sell his handling of the u.s. military brass over the handling an issue or did you make of that walk around levy a park and the bible. it goes where it goes in my book he's a wannabe authoritarian he's a wannabe military dictator so look what he did he ordered the military here gassed peaceful protesters so he can take a picture of a bike with a bible he's never read in front of a church he's never been to he wants to be a dictator larry everything about him is that way he likes dictators he doesn't like democracy and he doesn't like the republic that we have why do so many people support the. well they don't and let's be honest i've always said this i primary you know and larry i and i realized after about a month that the republican party is a cult these followers of his it's reared leerie he didn't have true doesn't have supporters he has followers but it is a minority of the american people i think 30 to 35 percent of the american people will support him

known for its swirling score and unforgettable cast >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> now "gone with the wind" is temporarily gone from streaming service hbo max. the kill -- film criticized for romanticizing slavery. the film will return with a discussion of its historical content and a denouncement of those very depictions. >> is this change necessary? >> i think it's a good idea we're at a crucial historic moment in our nation's consciousness. there is a great deal of heightened awareness. at the pervasiveness of racism. and a great film, a very entertaining film, a much enshrined film has that racism built into it. i think it is important to have this context now. >> reporter: this comes as americans are looking at cultural staples through a new lens in the wake of recent protests. after 32 seasons, paramount is canceling the season "cops. an unscripted reality show following police officers on the job. this cultural reckoning comes amid a renewed push by several states to get rid of confederate monuments. and late today nascar announcing a ban on confederate flags from

if we do damned if we don't you know and i think we're at a point where people are in their homes and imagining solutions imagining better because they have no choice because they are in dire situations right now and they are saying we cannot go back to the world we knew and they are fed up because we are going to be we are going to face violence and brutality from these systems regardless of if we leave our houses or not. even stuck in our homes we are still being you know facing system that prioritizes health care system that prioritizes profit over people that is violence and so people are fed up with the violence and they're done with it and you have somebody who's encouraging it in the white house so we're not going back is what i think we're and unprecedented situation where people are saying absolutely not we are not we cannot go back the world we knew is done and we're going to better you're an advocate of defunding the police congress . james clyburn one of the true civil rights leaders said he does not support calling to defund the p

autonomy zone after the local government vacated a police precinct of a governor that doesn't do a damn thing about it and you have a mayor that doesn't know she's alive she's talking about it's going to be a love fest this summer you know if they don't do the job i'll do the job and i've already spoken to the attorney general about it but if they don't do the job we will do the job well and. about 10 different things either any one of which will solve the problem quickly the crackdown in seattle would certainly fit donald trump's desired image as a law and order president but if the local government in seattle including the mayor is not willing to go along with it it'll be pretty hard for the president to pull it off now the protesters at this point are not exactly running for cover and with a lackluster executive order they're unlikely to be off the streets anytime soon. are new york. with the resurgent black lives matter movement hitting its stride worldwide and politicians both sides of the atlantic up you know freeing their soul of dorothy but perhaps a few should check their own t

it was a damning moment, not only for his presidency. long time in american history. you have a president who has not been working to bring more americans together, and infact, dilute the flames around division, but about stoking those flames. the tragedy of george floyd's life and death is that it reflected the misfortune of a disproportionate number of black americans. he'd been successful in houston's hip hop scene, but spent time in prison for armed robbery and drug offences before moving to minneapolis to start a new life. but the recent lockdown meant he lost his job as a bouncer at a restaurant. at his memorial service, leading civil rights figures lamented black society's continued failure to be allowed to enjoy the american dream. what happened to floyd happens every day in every area of american life. it's time for us to stand up in george's name and say, "get your knee off our necks". but is america finally listening? many blue chip companies have come out in support of the protests. the american football league, the nfl, has a