shout out to c-span for the dozens of years i watched you guys, a bastian of objectivity. i thank you for that. i just want to say that i voted for jo jorgensen, the libertarian candidate for president. ofs goes to the question african-american support for biden.nd lack of it for there were african-american gentleman in back of me and i could hear the conversation. they were saying to the, so you ain't voting for biden. -- he's aone said racist mofo. i am black, but i ain't voting for biden. which is a reference to biden saying in that interview, if you don't support me, you ain't lack. this young man was saying i am black and i still ain't voting for biden. he also said i ain't voting for trump neither. he was talking about the local congressman. host: why did you vote for jo jorgensen? the -- partly because of i couldn't bring myself to vote for trump. for a variety of reasons. the democrats have kind of left me in terms of their woke culture, all the cancel culture going on. the woke politics. the holier than thou. the being able to say as biden said which i think is a

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given the political environment between blue states and red states, the geographic location, the bastian of respected political parties, the gop, northeast and west for democrats, how much of the struggle for civil rights and the universal rights brown and lincoln fought for so vigorously exists today? >> guest: how much exists today? i would say there's a greater appreciation of who should receive equal rights today than there was in lincoln's day. in lincoln's day there is a greater perception than there was in thomas jefferson's day, george washington's day. the concept of human rights has evolved over time. enlightenment thinkers in europe and america of the 1880s, if you told somebody in 1750 all people have these common rights they would say you are crazy but we took that for granted but we think that is something everybody should aspire to. nobody aspired to it in 1750 and the striking thing about american history is this progressive ascent in the direction of rights to more people. we perfected that by no means. there's a lot of work to be done. >> host: there are so many questio

the control of the senate majority in a biden administration, and it could be the republicans' last bastianf power in washington, but unfortunately president trump is distracting from that. >> this decides it. ryan nobles, we'll be talking to you there in georgia. thank you so much. >>> the rescheduled matchup between the ravens and steelers in jeopardy of being postponed again, even after more players test positive for covid. we have that next. >>> the denver broncos just the latest nfl team to shut down its practice facility because of positive cases muof covid. they are expected to play sunday but the nfl may be forced to cancel or postpone the ravens game because of positive cases in the ravens, including star quarterback. they already postponed the game with the steelers originally on thursday night to sunday. what gives? >> they could decide to move forward and keep this game on sunday. moving the scheduling around is something we haven't seen for a couple weeks, and it certainly isn't an ideal scenario for the league. given the practice facility is closed until monday at the earliest

ed bastian at delta talking about how he doesn't see air corridors, particularly in the north atlanticing up because neither side can get on the same page when it comes to testing. alix: that is such a good point. part of that is does each country have to recognize the vaccines to make it say free you to travel without restrictions? i don't have clarity on what that would mean yet. guy: at looks as if we are heading to a world where we have to have some sort of come out of the in terms of the passport or the specification of that vaccine, and whether or not that is going to allow you to travel. i imagine it is going to be one of the key risks if you are taking air travel insurance. what kind of certification are you going to have to required to get that insurance? we are going to talk more about the travel sector tomorrow in more detail. that'll be a 4:00 p.m. in london, 11:00 a.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you

well, they doubly correspondent bastian heartache spoke to some new york was to ask them what they think about the new restrictions york city, with the worldwide epicenter of the pandemic back in april. more than 24000. people here have died of the virus so far, and the horrific images of the cooling trucks lined up outside the city's hospitals that were overwhelmed by the number of bodies are still on many people's minds. for months, the city's been able to control the number of new infections, but now it's on the rise again. and that's why many new yorkers agree with the new restrictions that the city is putting in place. i think it's necessary. these sort of been a pretty good people saying we've been protecting ourselves and nothing's happened and be beside it to relax. so i think it's really necessary for this restriction to be, but it placed maybe somebody to shut down because really what it was actually delayed it for you the paper of the wrong. i'll be afraid of a complete lockdown curfew to hold her. if i need to put a mask on, if i need to follow the rules, if i need to stay ho

it is a bastian of republican sentiment.almost by 2 to 1 he's spending almost $200 million here. trump's campaign, a little more than a hundred million, and in the villages where you would not expect to see such staunch trump advertising spend, it's here anyway the president, in fact, has made a campaign stop here as has mike pence, and yet we talked to people who say you're starting to see signs of biden enthauz yach -- enthusiasm we talked to a guy who every week for the past two years has been waving signs, denouncing trump and encouraging people to vote for biden. >> i'm going to continue on trying to get democrats to step forward and become a little braver around here i bought about 120 signs that say village democrats are here to stay, and i'm hoping that i get 120 people here to put one of those signs on their golf cart. >> reporter: now, seniors nationally, the latest nbc "wall street journal" poll shows that they're splitting for biden, 58% to 35% but in florida, again, where the senior vote is so crucial, more than

shout out to c-span for the dozens of years i watched you guys, a bastian of objectivity. you for that. i just want to say that i voted for jo jorgensen, the libertarian candidate for president. ofs goes to the question african-american support for biden.nd lack of it for there were african-american gentleman in back of me and i could hear the conversation. they were saying to the, so you ain't voting for biden. -- he's aone said racist mofo. i am black, but i ain't voting for biden. which is a reference to biden saying in that interview, if you don't support me, you ain't lack. this young man was saying i am black and i still ain't voting for biden. he also said i ain't voting for trump neither. he was talking about the local congressman. host: why did you vote for jo jorgensen? the -- partly because of i couldn't bring myself to vote for trump. for a variety of reasons. the democrats have kind of left me in terms of their woke culture, all the cancel culture going on. the woke politics. the holier than thou. the being able to say as biden said which i think is a racist t

you have had in dealing with this pandemic, because for many people, of course, church is the last bastianng, partly because of the uncertainty. we have all been learning about this virus and how to handle it and how to respond. we've also therefore had to learn how to do church slightly differently. suddenly we have gone from zoom being the sound and aeroplane makes, to the way we do services so often or other various online tools. also, churches are not just there for services, they are there to support the community so churches have really been looking out for their communities, reaching out for their communities, reaching out into their communities so there have been real opportunities to make links with communities. but it has been an interesting time, challenging time, but there have been opportunities to make people realise the church is still here, we are still worshipping and still present for our communities. i'm afraid we are out of time, however brief that was, it was good to hear from you. it is because we have got to go to holyrood because nicola sturgeon is giving an update

american politics turned on its ear, have joe biden win gorgia and texas tonight because that's been the bastian of republicanism. so i'm really looking for sort of a new profile in american politics tonight. >> woodrf: some of it south of the mason-dixon line. david brooks, what ab?out you what are one of the many things you're looking for tonight? >> well, the big picture, this is an inflection point in american histo if donald trump wins reelection after what's happened in the last four years, country with one kf kind of national character. if donald trump is rejected we live in a ifferent culture and go off on a different trajectory. so this is a series of convulsive forces have hit us, we're making a moveard a more diverse country, we've got climate change, we've got globalization, we've got widening equality gaps, al these forces first through donald trump but divided the country into two rival airplanes with two differentdentity groups and the question is by which intigger and whh the rising and the falling force. we have intense forces leading i walked over to the white house this aftern

you look at cobb county, that used to be a bastian of conservatism.eginning rgi to live. joe biden had gone down and did a visit. so did donald trump, if you remember, and i remember looking saying why is he going into georgia two days before the election. well, not even going into georgia, he went into a conservative part of georgia, which is north of cobb county, which was northwest pushing republicans even farther out. i think when we look at georgia, harry and i and neil were talking about this earlier, when we get the data back and find out exactly what happened, there's no doubt the african-american vote carried joe biden. okay. however, i would say in the state of georgia, you have to take into account all of the northern migration that has gone down there since the early 1990s when the olympics came in in '96, but we saw a lot of corporations move down there. when you're looking at the caller counties on the outside, these are all white northerners who have lived down there now for a decade or two decades. >> quick refresh. why is everybody so