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studies in social studies at harvard university pretty he is written for npr, huffington post, baltimore sun, the point, the nation, time and tv news and more. the broader academic interests include black intellectual and political thought 20th century continental philosophy, the philosophy of race and racism, questions of poverty and crime and hip-hop and black use culture. peniel and brandon thank you for joining us virtually and i will hand this screen over to you guys. thank you. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> all right. it is an honor and a privilege as always to be here with my dear brother and somebody i consider to be an enormous inspiration intellectually and personally, doctor peniel jose joseph. for those of you who do not know peniel joseph is arguably the founder of the fields of lack power studies and has done such pathbreaking work and black radicalism and overtime he has not become and i think this book really cements it one of the great historians of postwar united states and this was a powerful book, a book of fire that all of us will have to pass through

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he has written for in br, huffington post, baltimore sun, the nation, time, mtv news and more. 's broader academic interests include black intellect and political thought, nineteenth and twentieth century continental philosophy, the philosophy of race and racism, poverty, crime and incarceration and sociology of hip-hop and black youth culture. peniel joseph and brandon terry, thank you for joining us and i will hand the screen over to you guys. >> thank you. it is an honor and a privilege to be here with my dear brother and somebody i consider an enormous inspiration intellectually and personally, peniel joseph. for those who don't know, peniel joseph is arguably the founder of the field of black power studies, he has done work on the studies of black radicalism and overtime has become and this book really cements it, one of the great historians of postwar united states. this is a powerful book, a book of fire all of us will have to pass through not just to understand black political life, international questions of politics in the late twentieth century but also our own momen

he has written for npr, wgbh, huffington post, baltimore sun, the.the nation, time, news, and more. his broader academic interests include black and political thoughts and the 19th and 20th century flocks the thoughts of race and racism, questions of pot and personally doctor pen neil joseph for those of you who don't know he i he's arguably te founder of the field of black power studies and has done work in the studies of black black radicalism and over time he has now become, and i think that this book really cements this one of the great historians of the postwar united states. this is a powerful book all of us will have to pass through not just to understand political lives and international questions but also our own moment and i think one of the things that excited me is that your history is always done with an eye towards the president and i am grateful to be here and was hoping maybe we could start with a broad question about the title. why do you describe malcolm x, martin luther king in that way in the sword and the shield? >> that is a great question. i want to give you a

there were three us, muirial to bein of "the baltimore sun," myself, and a young reporter from mutual broadcasting. his name was bill evanson. we were walking down constitution avenue toward the white house in the rain and the presidential limousine pulled up alongside of us. the window rolled down and it was president johnson. and he said how would you fellows like a ride? of course, no president that i know of in my lifetime ever said anything like that. so we said -- we said of course. so we jumped in the car. and the president turned to jack who was sitting on a jump seat, jack, when is my next appointment? he said your next appointment has been waiting for you for four hours. what was not untypical of president johnson. he worked all the time. we drove over to the white house. we went to the family quarters. now that's another unusual thing. it's not very often that the family quarters are open to reporters. as a matter of fact, many presidents don't open the family quarters to anybody. we went up to the family quarters, and he said to jack, i think i have got time to buy these f

prosecutor later the charges against rafael warnock and the other minister back in 2002, telling the baltimore sunome miscommunication between camp clergy and the investigation officers. back to you. >> dana: jonathan serrie, thank you very much. a city and states ramp up restrictions, businesses across the country are struggling. in new york city a possible second shutdown is looming as well as a new ban on indoor dining. the owner of the westside steak house said that when that happens, it's got some tough choices to make. i have loved westside steak house for many, many years. we have had anniversaries they are, birthdays, but the person who first introduced me to the westside steak house is going to join us here. one of your good friends, i know you won't be able to see him but you will be able to hear him. hey, greg. >> hey, how are you? >> i'm good. >> i miss your stakes. you look good. finally wearing a tie in the restaurant. you don't wear a tie at work but oh, i'm going to be on tv with dana, i'm gonna wear a tie and a little sweater. anyway, good to see you. >> i wouldn't wear one if i w

he's written for huffington post, baltimore sun, the point, the nation, time and tv news and more and his broader economic interests include black intellectual and political thoughts, 19th and 20th century. the philosophy of race and racism, crimes and incarceration and hip-hop and black culture. thank you for joining us virtually tonight and i'm going to hand this over to you guys. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. all right, it's an honor and a privilege to be here with my dear brother and somebody i consider to be an enormous inspiration, intellectually, dr. peniel jones, he's done studies on black radicalism and over time he's now become and i think this book really cements it, once of the great historians of post war united states. this was a powerful book. a book of fire that all of us will have to pass through, not just to understand, you know, black political lives, american lives, international questions of politics in the late 20th century, but also our own moment and i think one of the things that always excited me about you as a thinker and a scholar, is that

his sister told the baltimore sun, you can be somebody.en away, and his students adored him. he had a passion. not long ago while he was worki worki working for an educational consulting program, funding was nearly shut down, but an administrator told the sun antwon worked without pay just to see that year's class graduate. more recently, he had plans to move new york city to teach there. and he was so close to achieving that dream when he got sick. described as a genuine caring soul, a loyal teacher and a friend forever, antwon ball died of complications from the coronavirus two weeks ago at the young age of 43. keep his family in your thoughts this evening, along with all of his remarkable students who are surely missing him. we will be right back. s who are surely missing him we will be right back. ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> thank you so much for letting us into your homes again duri

he told "the baltimore sun" that stealth is one of the most important weapons in our military arsenal. if you let somebody else take the credit, you can get the result. senator sarbanes was the definition of a true public servant. may he rest in peace as he joins his beloved wife christine. connie and i pray for the entire representative john sarbanes, his son, and the entire sarbanes family. i hope my colleagues will join me in honoring senator sarbanes by building on his legacy, standing up to the corporations that have too much power in this country, and fighting for the working people we serve. paul sarbanes like many of us in this body understood the dignity of work. mr. president, i ask that the following words be placed in a different place in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: yesterday, mr. president, the house overwhelmingly passed the ndaa conference report by a veto-proof majority of 335-78. that bill includes our comprehensive bipartisan reform of our antimoney laundering laws. i'd like to thank any colleagues, especially senator crapo and ot

list time magazine the guardian jamie from front page magazine taylor hill of champions and thee baltimore sunand fishbowl dc why are those chosen few allowed to interview you back. >> originally was only three and a chose them specifically because they ran a tape recorder when i talked and then apparently played it back before typing what i said and i promise you that is shockingly rare. host: are you misquoted a lot? [laughter] >> somehow i say we have to reduce the capital gains race price support hitler and all his workno so it is insane with the misquotes. and often the malice in my statement is there but but the firm and the figure t is completely out so originally it was simply the ones, and by the n way these were all liberals that don't agree with my politics localities in the body of the piece i don't care what they say about me just quote me accurately but then after that it was like a special request thing to say i want to be on thatst list which is a good incentive for them to have. [laughter] host: i was nine years ago. rosanne who are you reading right now. >> i'm a first time c

extremely uncooperative and disruptive but a prosecutor later dropped the charges telling the baltimore sun> i was working and trying to make sure that young people who were being questioned by law enforcement had the benefit of counsel, a lawyer, or a parent. and the law enforcement officers actually later thanked me for my cooperation and for helping them. >> warnock is accusing loeffler benefiting from stock trades after receiving a briefing on the coronavirus and attempting to downplay the threat to the public. loeffler said third party advisors handle her investment. the senate ethics committee found no evidence of wrongdoing. >> i've been completely exonerated. those are lies perpetrated by the left wing media and democrats to distract from their radical agenda. >> these types of attacks don't necessarily change the minds of a polarized electorate but do rally each party's base and turnout will be the name of the game in determining which party wins this very close runoff election. trace. >> trace: it is all about turnout. jonathan serrie. thank you. >> sandra: michigan state lawmaker

in baltimore you saw the sun was out.cidents. ainsley: he was 19 year's old from virginia -- from north carolina died in virginia on a roads too. thousands of people are waking up in the dark after an ice storm brought down power lines in virginia. janice dean joins us live with the snow totals that are coming in, hey, jd. janice: yeah, it was a big deal here around the new york city area. last year we had 4.8-inches total for the whole season so we have surpassed that in just one snowstorm. it's pretty early on in the snow season. let's take a lack at it. constituent imagery, any snow that's on the ground could be blowing snow and that's going to mean poor visibility, really dangerous conditions on the road, so stay off the roads if you can. let the snowplows do their job but look at new york city still recording light snow but as you go up towards new england and parts of upstate new york, we are still getting quite a bit of snow, snowfall totals 3 feet in parts of central pennsylvania up towards new york. we still have