this is arianna davis who's half black, half puerto rican.citing. she's a big long-time fan of frida's. she hopes it will inspire readers through life's obstacles. if there's yanyone who knew how to survive like frida, did i have in and don't worry what people would think. it's hard not to go along with what other people think. i do like that line of thinking. arianna went to her house in mexico city. it has a great title, la ca casa azule, the blue house. i like to see that frida who has been gone since 1954, had a very tumultuous relationship, she is still inspiring people at this stage of life. >> she's still an iconic figure. >> she has a lot of physical and emotional pain we can learn from. >> tony, your turn. >> well, here at the rv table i've been thinking about what might be called the swag wars in american presidential politics. the merchandise, t-shirts, bumper stickers, lawn chairs, all of it. we've been seeing a lot of it as we travel around the country. i was curious, unscientifically, whether the sales of these signs could give

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so we got together because we had both been on the board of thrive global, arianna huffington's company was president. we got together last year, she was concerned with wellness. i was looking at the aging population and the opportunities, we said let's start a fund that will serve products, services, experiences, technology, dealing with the aging population and we have been first of all raising the money, went so quickly. easier than anything i've ever done. we have pipeline of seven companies. we made seven investments already. we're only 60 days out of the gate. so it is a wonderful area and, people just aren't focusing on it. for example, while we haven't made an investment in this area, everyone, we've seen 17 companies focusing on remote sensing, you know, rooms in your house, rooms in a senior living facility. what is happening to those people in there who are alone? do they fall? are they sleeping? have they had visitors. all of the things that could go wrong, sensing is a big, big thing. we have not done it because there are some companies. we're looking at care giving. we're

another set of memes, arianna huffington which has her own ""huffington post"" proposing a bingo on theut down the drinking game for witch hunt. kamala harris's niece, all the family members getting in on it just saying maybe malarkey. i think that may be -- yeah, kamala family member. >> yeah. >> how much do you think the internet echos how people watch this thing? >> oh, it absolutely echos it. and the winner tonight was none of those. it was, come on, man. >> come on, man. >> that was the winner tonight come on, man. that is so -- that is so biden. it is so pennsylvania. it is so delaware. and i think the internet does track that. they like that stuff. you know, you make the face, you have the phrase, it becomes a meme. it's a way people connect. and when you're a candidate in a position like biden, it works for you. it also works for trump. and to be honest and fair to him, i mean he's created some of these memes and some of these moments as well. and, you know, a lot of his folks like it. but what it does is it engages people in the debate. and that's the most important part where

arianna from houston who lives in the shadow of a refinery described what it was like and everybody had lung disease and so forth. then it was bobby kennedy. it was just beautiful. and it made me so happy. one of the things i love about this book, you look at the pictures you can see how it was centered in joy. love. you can see the love in people's faces. it was great. >> there is a lot of support. i know when i was there several times there is a lot of love and support. i brought my mom to the very last fire drill friday in d.c. and martin sheen spoke. he gave that amazing i'm not even sure whose speech it was. it was so powerful. he was so generous and gracious with so many people. there were so many other incredible people that came that day. there were activists and people from all over. it was just powerful. he did an amazing job. >> what about some of the real demand to all were making through fire drill friday? one of the biggest are not the biggest boot talk about a lot in the book. i don't know if a lot of people fully understand the green new deal. would you give a very quick

broadcasting journalism legend hat suspects about polls and -- suspicions about polls and some of them, i ariannafington, severe poll basher and hated polls. rescue cohen couraged people to throw off their results and make them look bad when results come in. we don't see so much of that anymore, of overt hostility, overt poll bashing but the low level suspicions about polls i think do remain. one reason we don't see much poll bashing knee. is the fact that nate silver, data journalism is on the rise and he is kind of muted, i think, the inclination that many journalistes have to bash polls. another reason is that the yroko and the gem jimmy breslin has pass away and dan rather has retired so the demons have left the scene but there is a suspicion and an easy inclination to finger point among journaliists to pollsters and say you have get it wrong. after the 2016 election a lot of pollsters pushed back on the argue. that journalist were making that the polls got it wrong. they're say, no, look at the positive vote. we came very close, historically great percentages. and although i think that's a b

his address, he will engage in a conversation with two leading china scholars, orville shell and arianna movstro. but first, it's my pleasure to introduce condoleezza rice. >> i'm delighted to open this session of our project at hoover on chinese sharp power. and i especially want to welcome assistant secretary of state for east asian affairs, david stilwell. this project, i think, is one of the most important that we're engaged in because we face an extraordinary challenge can with a rising china. ever since dunn shoo punning -- dunn shaw ping brought china out of its isolation and where we recognized the people's republic of china, where we had come, eventually, to a one-china policy, continuing our obligations to taiwan to help it defend itself, but really with an expectation that with this country of more than a billion people and economic potential that was potentially unknown in the history of the international system, there was really a decision that we needed to integrate china. and that belief, that integration u.s. narrative, if you -- integrationist narrative, if you will, rea

cancel rents and landlords and you find out what shade of makeup is best for your skin type and about ariannaperfume. it's this incredible cognitive dissonance around the concept of rights. this is a generation that thinks everything is a right, you should have free rent, you should have free school, you should have free health care, except for our actual rights including property rights. i just don't know where the parents are in all of this. neil: i'm wondering, say you want to pursue this, there's got to be a way to pay for that, right? they don't spell that out. >> yeah. they don't spell that out. look, you find yourself agreeing, right, when she's saying landlords are bad, they charge too much money. i cannot stand my landlord and that is not a new thing. we have been in arguments with them over, you know, what we're paying for versus what we're getting in the pandemic, et cetera, et cetera. terrible. however, how do you pay for it? not liking something, it would be better if this was free for everyone. doesn't make it free because the landlords, that's how they make their money. there a