distinct pleasure today n the occasion of this important event to introduce to you the illustrious andore. [applause] >> thank you mayor spencer. distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen i complement you on this large gathering here today it shows clearly that you the people recognize the true significance of the ceremony to each and every one of you. you have had your discussions, even disagreements about the highway. thee public hearing room, on the street, and in your homes. i think you will all agree such discussions are healthy. from them comes the majority will. we are gathered here today to dedicate a new highway that represent the majority will of the citizens of your community. one segment of a great national system of highways that one day soon will connect the major cities of our land. you, good people of connor's bill, are about to reap the benefit. >> reap the benefit, let's hope that is the case, governor per proof 18 months ago the decision was made. eighteen months ago. see if you can find will you? >> would have the towns produce a schoolteacher standing, can we? [inau

socially get kids north them to enjoy the same career opportunities andor same freedos that i've enjoyed. >> and you have been pretty active in social media especially inn boxing here as opposed my family of california moved into the free state of arizona becauseie individual libertieser were trampled in the guise of liberal and etc. etc. >> that's exactly right and i think that i know that the individual research trampled on. if the, government shut down yor business insight were protecting your was forhe your help and income is always for health or safety that the infringement starts and during the pandemic i got out of california because i realize that it was time to go and interestingly, you would think that i'm the pandemic and disruption of businesses, restaurants, we don't't even knw and we will know for decades the actual trauma the children went at two try to mask -year-old deductive atck a schol and you know, the children out in front of starbucks trying to get bogged on the wi-fi and computer they did not have at home schools is pretty sad sign of what was happening and so yes

reinforcing systemic inequalities in your interactions with black patients by ignoring how interpersonal andor systemic racism impacts their health. >> yes. yes. you know, i mean, i feel so privileged to have the opportunity to write this book. i have been very, very clear about the messages i'm trying to deliver, and that called action ater the end was incredibly important to me because these are conversations that we don't have in person. we don't have inner institution institutions. it's very, very clear to me that if we're going to address racial health inequity that we need everyone on track. i think all health professionals would say they want to be the best care provider to the patient but the fact is that's not happening. we need people to acknowledge that their own internal biases sometimes influence how to make decisions about patients. we have it in the data. we need them to step up, we need them to help us do the work so we can make sure that every american has the opportunity to live a full and healthy life that they deserve. >> dr. blackstock, what does the word legacy mean to yo

documented in richard smith's book that when my dad and president carter flew on air force one over to andor sadat's funeral in 1981, they flew over to represent the united states peak day had a personal relationship with anwar sadat, and this whole israeli-arab conflict was really important to both of them. president carter had the peace accords. this was a trip that took a long time. but during that time, they had some good conversation and realized they had a lot in common. they were pretty humble, both had humble beginnings. both of them served in the navy for their country. both of them were very active in their party politics. and both of them ran against ronald reagan too. [laughter] jeff: common enemy. mike: but i think that got it started. the next thing they started doing, cooperative programs together, like 25 programs 1980 or 1982 through two when my dad passed away. anyway, they discovered even though they had differences, they had a common love for their country. they had a common sense of what the american democratic republic constitutional republic was about. they wanted, in

this is much greater than the threat of china and russia now, so andor said, let's just be fair and van to be fair the president, what i believe she was responding to a question posed by the host saying, if there was violence after the election, what would you do it? >> and trump responded the national guard can take care of it. and in extreme cases, the military could to put it in context. let's just be fair. that was there's contexts these questions so it's not like he's out there saying that i'm going to unleash the military on van jones were to come knock on you? your door and lock up. it's not just not not what he said and then to take that even to take it one step further, do you remember in 2016 the chants of lock her up and the trump from the podiums and he's going to put hillary clinton in jail and the anderson to your point hyperbole? yes. hillary clinton was not persecuted, prosecuted there was no trial unlike the trial and the persecution that took place at donald trump. and the fake russia collusion hoax that was perpetrated by the dnc after that election. all right by the

land the goveralle alln the inhabitants together, 500 andor cheerfully. showed up and showed the ultimate allegiance to the king. their head immediately form his militia. the rest of long island, queens and suffolk of course newark city, manhattan and up into westchester. it's a unique situation. once at the northern part of westchester was the rebels. the middle part of westchester was under no one really. end of the southern part adjacent to the area of the british lines. those loyalist country. westchester had militia simultaneously serving bothh sides. now, why would the british want militia when provincials are typical off fighting for the typical point anywhere in north america, and did. so m what use is militia? for the british it relieves her regular shoulders from doing something from some of the more mundane tasks. limited manpower you have to maximize those you have serving under you. so the militia will in effect everyone has to serve. no quakers in new york city no firemen. they built fortifications. they improved roads. they cut wood. especi

have people coming ov t airwaves saying how good and kind donald trump is but the people who know him andor with him, our nel officers are sing this man is totally opposite but they do not want to believe it. i don't understand that. when it comes to sex changes, people need to look this up. that is a donald trump policy. he is the one who was giving out sex changes in prison. host: jeff in arkansas, first time voter. good morning. caller: yes sir. i am in my mid-50's and i have never voted because i think things always go the way i want to go anyway. i'm going to vote this time because the callers like the last one like to repeat something they hear on the radio and they do not look up the stuff themselves. the fellow who just called and served in the military. i served in the military. you disrespect people from the military when you repeat lies like trump saying they were trump's -- chumps and suckers. he never said that. it is ridiculous. . i am tired of the media beating up on this guy. i don't know him. he might be a great guy. but don't tell lies about him. host: how is it that you a

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