and joining me now is north carolina democratic senate candidate, sherry beasley.sunday show. >> good to see you, jonathan. >> so, on friday, during trump's rally for congressman but in wilmington, donald trump attacked you in a rent, calling you a, quote, marxist radical. have a listen. >> she was the judge, sherrie beasley was, she was a marxist radical who personally stopped the death sentences of eight death row inmates, convicted of the most hideous crimes. sherry beasley lays so far left on crime she formed a fund raising partnership with the most militant defund the police democrat in congress, a person called cori bush, did you ever hear of him? and she supports deadly sanctuary cities releasing dangerous criminal aliens and to north carolina communities. >> i mean, well, i am just sorry we played that ridiculous sound. but i would love to have your response to that, judge beasley. >> you know, jonathan, i, it is hard to respond to it. i mean, you know, this is a very dangerous and very desperate fearmongering. it's disheartening to hear a former president

. >> why is beasley an interesting race? >> that on —- beasley is interesting she was the chief justice of the north carolina supreme court but is currently a member in the house. if she wins the senate see the third african-american woman and third in the senate. it is a very interesting race. >> what did you focus on when you were there quick. >> i talked to voters and asked them about their concerns or a rising gas prices but but they constantly brought up was abortion? >> what do they tell you. it is very clear there is melting evidence showing that democratic voters ared galvanized by the recent decision. they are very concerned. >> this is where they feel they have momentum? abortion, climate change in the wake of the provision passing inflation. and with those among the democrats and looking back at the quote it is the economy stupid. is that the economy stupid and the social issues? that voters are very concerned about the economy and it is very high and gas prices are starting to go down and with those social issues

your opponent, beasley tied to an event if you years ago with cori bush out of st.is, a big black lives matter activists as a congresswoman speier cheese supports defining the police. your opponent said, "i do not support defining the police." and all because she went on to say, "i know police officers need more funding." how do you respond to that clarification? >> that is very politically expedient for her to say. but we look who you hang out with and birds of the feather and we know the rest of the statement. she has spent time with, hang out with and definitely be part of the radical squad, which supports defining the police. and so, we have to stop that. that is not north carolina values. we have to have law enforcement back. i've had law enforcement down to the border tell me that. i've had a law enforcement and 100 counties tell me that. we need to treat them like heroes. i want them to know that i have their back and i appreciate the north carolina police benevolent association endorsing these as well. including the north carolina troopers association. i app

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his democratic opponent is cheri beasley who joins us live. she's the former chief justice of the north carolina supreme court. thank you for joining us. your opponent is generally against abortion access, he even called abortions in cases of rape or incest, and these are his words, not, mine a second tragedy turn already tough situation. how central has the issue of abortion become to this specific race? >> amen, it is central. congress but has aligned himself to the most extreme faction of his party, and is completely out of step with where people are in north carolina. he doesn't believe in exceptions to rape or incest. but what does that mean? women who have ectopic pregnancies, who have -- universities, who can pass the miscarriages, won't be able to get the treatment they need. and it also means that women will die. this is completely unacceptable. i've been a judge for over two decades. i've served as chief justice of the north carolina supreme court. and what i know is women have had the reproductive constitutional right to make these

that's all for now. stick with us after the break business news with steven beasley, we looked at the batted british pound. i been fizzle in phoenix. l dash 2 sleep.

and so on this, the caea beasley relaxed his daughter and christine will accompany him to greece. she is also a dentist and knows that the mission will be exhausting. and that there could be setbacks. for 4 days the father and daughter team will close the practice in germany and provide voluntary treatment to the patients in the refugee camp. dance madison's in san fran, thanks or to fix the issue here, whether it's here for over there. the pain is similar. the, i'm not guns are they have completely different complaints in the company. those who look like they have to deal with the frustration on a daily basis. that there's no progress yolando. so they're constantly having to worry about when the next meal will come from them, or if there's anything decent to eat at all handles on. if we don't have that problem thus, so i would say that's already a basic different song as fernando she had gone. for the show fix, it's not their 1st trip to a refugee camp. they have worked on and off as dentists on the greek island of less post for about 2 years helping others is a given for them as

ok, thank you for that student beasley from a t w business. now here's a look at a couple of other stories that making headlines around the world. but francis has said that he believes it's morally right for countries to supply weapons to help you cry and defend itself against russia. pontiff was commenting to journalists on a plane after returning from a religious conference. and because it's done is that the catholic church is just wor, principal allowed for proportional use of deadly weapons. authorities in italy say 8 people have been killed by severe storms, a streets in the coastal town of seneca. leah were flooded following heavy rains. local officials say they were caught off guard by what they described as a will to bomb, dropped half a year's worth of rain inside a matter of 19 as vice president, christina fernandez, the kitchener has made her 1st public appearance being attacked and watched assassination attempts. she thanked god for her survival and supporters who prevented the government from reloading 2 suspects of being charged

and it was a nba player, michael beasley, talking about his pain. and it was a touching moment. we will talk about it on the other side. >> i've been trying to find good people for so long. i'm tired, bro. >> i'll say this, bro, albeit. like whatever you need, if you just want to talk, as blackmon, we are asked, because of talent, to carry everybody. we are not made to carry everybody. black women are asked to carry everybody, but they are not made to carry everybody. >> so, what you didn't see in that clip michael beasley break down in tears, when he says he's trying to find people for so long. and then he says he's tired. he starts to cry. i think it was a beautiful moment. you have such empathy and sympathy for him in that moment, because he was strong enough, to share those motions. either one of you, both of you, guys for black men who think that -- even in the episode of atlanta, paper boys making fun of his cousin, like, look how much, money you're giving it away going to therapy -- but for people feel like, that we have access to their peeping of a certain sector of soci

sharon beasley is a good candidate, former supreme court justice.ve two supreme court justices up for re-election. it means crime is a very important issue, more so than in other states that don't have this dynamic. ted budd will hit this issue all day every day. >> and how important is money going to be this year? some of the democrats, val demings for instance in florida, is raising a whole lot of money but florida is a tough state for democrats. >> money talks. if you are running a campaign, you wants a much money as you can get, but money is not everything. and you think about not giving money so far to candidates, not all attention is welcome. and with the president's current legal problems, i wonder if he is definitely a dull edge sword. one of the very first things you talked about was voter enthusiasm. broad voter enthusiasm is bad for donald trump because he has the ability to turn out his voters, but if everybody's voters are turning out, that means that there is a better chance of offsetting the faction of americans who support him. >> su

everything that joe biden is doing wrong and that cheri beasley is a rubber stamp for biden.crime. parents want a say in their kids' education. everything the left does makes inflation worse, it makes crime worse, and they want to take away parents' rights to their kids' education and that's wrong. our message wins and we have to be out there over the next 64 days. if you want to find out more go to ted budd.com. >> julie: interesting you mentioned immigration and crime. those are two things the president did not mention in his speech on thursday. do you believe that your opponent is going to campaign on those issues, or is she ignoring those issues and following in the steps of the president and i guess what do you think is the single most important issues to the people of north carolina? >> thank you. i was at the border not too long ago. what the border patrol agents told me as they were arresting cartel members is we have to finish this wall. what we really need is an administration that has our back. they don't have an administration that has their back. even my opponent

guest: guest: beasley is interesting. she was the chief justice of the north carolina supreme court and is currently a member of the house. she would be the third african-american woman to serve in the senate. it is a very interesting race. host: what did you focus on when you were there? guest: i talked to voters and not ask them about their concern whether or not inflation is a concern for them. but on the campaign trail, one of the things that voters constantly brought up was abortion. that was a real concern for them. host: what did they tell you in that race for north carolina? guest: there is mounting evidence democrats, democratic voters are galvanized by the recent decision. voters are very concerned about the supreme court terry john roe v. wade. host: that is one of the issues, abortion. there is also the issue of climate change in the wake of provisions that were passed in the inflation production act, gun control was also in issue that holds relevance for democrats. republicans point back to the quote that it

he cause its claw. beasley, it her o h o her her as eaters in the evening it's time to bid farewell to warsaw after an emotional and moving written full of music. after dinner, they break out into song melodies from ukraine and bella, ruth, steeped in poignancy and a longing for home. oh oh, they're constantly worried about friends and family who still live in daily danger . the worn ukraine and repression and belarus. o. m o m a. oh. 2 it's finally time. the moment every one has been waiting for has come. all the choirs are coming together and bon and making their final preparations for their concert at the beethoven fest. isn't that any stairs involved grown? lot yet so that we know each other had cynthia earlier were all the same level, a boat as people and in terms of skill competence as it got thinking about this project for a very long time that in on some cough. but now we're here actually making music together, teasing and are, and it's worth our on. yes, great to see on this is natalie talks, he said it but they, the rehearsals are important for me personally because they're n

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>> i was just in a room as i mentioned representative german, and spoke with david beasley who heads of ethiopia, tigre and other critical humanitarian situations. we are extremely concerned about the continuing humanitarian crisis out there. the u.n.'s access has been difficult, challenging, uneven, unpredictable, in many areas affected by these military operations. the conflict out there as a threat to peace and security and the entire horn of africa. we are committed to working not only with the food other organizations -- the food organizations to deliver humanitarian assistance. >> i hope you are also working for a you and declaration of famine, the physical side of getting the food trucks in and enough fuel in so that you can move the food around the tigre area. we want to move on to another question. i have supported our aid to the palestinian people through umbrella and otherwise. teaching the next generation of israelis and palestinians to strive for a two state solution is important. the palestinian authority curriculum taught half a million palestinian students in west ban

i'm sherry beasley and i say let's ban members of congress from trading stocks altogether. senators should be working for you not themselves. that's why i approve this message. host: an issue in north carolina. are you surprised it's not a bigger issue nationally? guest: there have been a few other campaigns for this comes up. the economy, the pain that people are feeling at the pump, other issues that are part of any campaign but essentially in 2022 midterms. ads are going up about this issue, other members of congress are running on it. abigail spanberger is in a close race. she is very much a vanguard of pushing a stock and -- band. other times you can weaponize this as a politician, to the political party. the republican congressional wing of the republican party, the national republican committees have been very aggressive against democratic members of such as representatives in new jersey running for reelection. very tight race that he could quite essentially lose. we reported he had dozens of stock trades that he had simply failed to disclose back in 2000 and 2020. t

this is sherry beasley running for the seat in north carolina. years that ad. >> i will admit i've never worked in washington but to me theree is a lot going on that makes no sense. sixty-four members of congress, republicans and democrats have broken the law to stop inside stock trading at washington yetn refuses to do anything about it. senators should be working for you, not themselves. >> an issue in north carolina. are you surprised there's not a bigger issue nationally? >> there've been others where this has come up and it's something that's probably goingg to rise to the pocketbook issue. the economy, the pain that people are feeling at the pump and other issues that of course are part and parcel of any campaign but particularly the midterm and the fact ads are going up about this issue and other members of congress runningou on it. as a political party you will on the republican side, the campaign committee they've been ervery aggressive against democratic members. the to disclose that back in 2020 and 2021, so it has become a campaign is

>> i was just in rome, as i mentioned, representative sherman, and spoke with david beasley who heads up wfp on ethiopia, tigray and a number of other critical humanitarian situations. and absolutely, we are extremely concerned about the continuing humanitarian crisis out there. the un's access has been difficult, challenging, uneven, unpredictable. in many areas affected by this military operations, obviously the conflict out there is a threat to peace and security in the entire horn of africa. we are committed to working not only with the wfp and the other food organizations to facilitate the -- >> let me just say, i hope you are also working for a un declaration of famine dealing with the political side of this. obviously more important is the physical side getting the food trucks in, and enough fuel in so that you can move the food around the tigray area. another question, i've supported our aid to the palestinian people in the past. teaching the next generation of israelis and palestinians to strive for a two-state solution is important, however the palestinian authority curricul

we're here on beasley road, where the salvation army is distributing water for the second day in a rowackson, mississippi. they are bringing cases to the homes so many people can avoid waiting in these very long lines. and if you look closely behind me here, these are innovates. low-security innovates with the mississippi department of corrections who are helping in these efforts. it's been heartbreaking hearing some of the stories of the volunteers. i spoke with a major of the salvation army. when you look inside the cars, it looks like they are living out of their cars. you see kids in the backseat. they are in virtual learning doing homework for hours on end, while the parents are waiting in line to get drinking water. i spoke to a shaw. she lives with her mother. she is upset for several reasons. >> i'm angry about this water crisis. this makes no sense. we ain't had no water for two months almost. so, you can't avoid water and nobody on this side is giving any water. no. they doing nothing. what are they doing with our tax money? you have to pay the water bill but you don't get to

the north carolina open senate seat, we have representative ted budd, the republican, and sherry beasleye democrat, a chief justice from the north carolina supreme court. both parties like their candidates. president trump has endorsed ted budd -- former president trump, i should say. i want tpoint out why we are here. this is the place where joe biden running in 2020 underperformed. this was a place hard-hit by covid, the tourist economy here, beaches nearby really felt covid, and this was also a place where they had a lot of rural voters nearby. republicans say they have to get out in november and they are hard to reach door to door, so something like a rally from a former president is one way. >> i heard you ask about a lot of the headlines we see at the national level about mr. trump. what do other people say when you asked them about -- if they care about the headlines this week about the new york attorney general suing mr. trump for fraud over the ongoing department of justice investigation into his handling of classified materials down at his florida estate -- does any of that mat

johnson is up over barnes, ted bud is up three over beasley, herschel walker is up three, new candidate in new hampshire, i think is going to do a great job, hassan is in deep trouble. i can see a great win, and we are going to work hard, i think we are going to do well in november. poll numbers are heading in our direction. >> sandra: as far as the potential victory for republicans, the margin has been shrinking. you can acknowledge that has been happening. are democrats winning, albeit a lot of bad things happening right now, are they winning on messaging? >> take barnes race in wisconsin, in the last month, barnes positive versus negative, barnes was 16 points up on faith, now down two. so what we have done, we have invested in every one of our swing states, biden's approval is under 40 and democratic opponents are under 50. what the republicans are doing is paying off, we are moving up. look at wisconsin, everybody says oh, that's a hard state to win. ron johnson is up 49-44 right now. and even the democrat poll, marquette poll has him up. so look around the country, we are in the r

as we met with david beasley, who testified yesterday about the global famine that we may see impacting the continent. of africa. and how can impact -- and how it can impact the rise of isis and al-qaeda threats. we need, as the global fragility bell, as we cast that bill to stabilize the continent of africa. if africa becomes destabilized, if it comes dangerous. and i think it's our goal, mister chairman, to stabilize africa and make it a land of opportunities. and not a land of threats. i want to thank you for putting this roundtable together, i look forward to working with you, mister chairman, on this important issue. and thank you for doing this, thank to the panelists, i yield back. >> hello, hi, i'm congresswoman karen bass, the chairman has departed for a few minutes. but i want to thank our panelists for joining us for this round table. on reimagining the u.s. approach to africa. as those in attendance, all of us are aware africa's the youngest, fastest-growing continent. in the coming year, they'll be endless social, cultural, and economic opportunities from multilateral engag

cheri beasley, the democrat running for senate in north carolina.for the president or vice president. she said i'm not aware of what their schedules are. we're 62 days away from election day and we're going to continue to run our race here in north carolina. tim ryan for ohio, back tracked on avoiding biden. will appear with him finally today. it took some time. raymond, what's happening? >> isn't it curious, harris, joe biden and the democrats have drafted donald trump, a man not on the ticket, into the middle of these mid-terms while the democrats are trying to pull joe biden and kamala harris out of the running here when indeed it is they and their policies that are being voted on this time around. i mean, mid-terms are always a referendum on whoever is in power and joe biden and these policies are front and center. there is no avoiding them. i get why they don't want to campaign with them or have them show up. you saw fetterman in pennsylvania. joe biden got to join him in a labor day parade marching behind fetterman. they don't want joe talking

congressman ted but recently fell in the polling average, and now trails as democratic challenger cheri beasleyoses in five. but all of this comes with an asterisk, a very, very big one, which is the significant polling misses we have seen since 2016. and in the election of the following years, in 2018, 2020, particularly 2020, particularly the greater industrial midwest. now, nate cohen, top poll analyst at the new york times says those warning signs are flashing again. >> -- - do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. what's up, little bro?

congressman ted but recently fell in the polling average, and now trails as democratic challenger cheri beasleycloses in five. but all of this comes with an asterisk, a very, very big one, which is the significant polling misses we have seen since 2016. and in the election of the following years, in 2018, 2020, particularly 2020, particularly the greater industrial midwest. now, nate cohen, top ulcer at the new york times says those warning signs are flashing again. so if less than two months until the election, we look for the democrats in november, we've got good news and bad news on that front, right after. thister. thislming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye p

of them, the republican north carolina senate candidate, who is taking on the democrat sher i have beasley, ted bud is one individual, a current house member who voted to object to the certification of the 2020 results. and i think a lot of the questions swirling around republican world right now is to what extent will donald trump go beyond holding rallies which he went ohio and pennsylvania and going to michigan next week, and the question is, is he willing to spend money to help these candidates, hallie? we start to get maybe a little bit of an answer this morning, with the reporting that he is launching a new super-pack. he currently has a leadership pack and a lot of nuance into what these different pacs can do under laws, but it is significant because he could transfer more than $92 million he has in the leadership pac to a super-pac, which would allow him to spend limitless amounts of money to back these trump candidates around the country. and so far he has only spent $5 million from this fund of money to help candidates around the country. and you have heard of other republicans c

we're at the salvation army on beasley road. we're actually in a neighborhood that has not had a water distribution site, so the need is extremely high. you can see here behind me this tractor trailer is filled with cases of water bottles, we're talking about 800 cases. the distribution is about to begin in a couple hours from now. i do want to bring in major ethan frizzle of the salvation army. thank you for being talking with us this morning. tell me more about your water distribution efforts today. today is going to be the second day. yesterday was the first. how did yesterday go in terms of demand and having to turn some people away? >> yesterday we did three tractor trailer loads of water, over 2700 cases and there was a line all day. when we got to the last truck, i walked the line to let those know at the end they would have to wait until today. people are very kind and patient, but we hate moving anyone away. today we'll deliver water here for the next three days and be delivering water into the neighborhoods. >> you're

warns of potential world food shortages due to the war in ukraine inflation and climate change, david beasley said 300 million people have already been affected and fertilizer has become more difficult to manufacture and export and without fertilizer harvesting large quantities of food becomes impossible. we're facing a food pricing problem in 2022, creating havoc around the world well, if we don't get on top of this thing quickly, and i don't mean next year, i mean this year, you will have a food availability problem. in 2023 that's still being held. the world produces enough food to feed. everybody on the planet over 7.7 billion people. 50% of that food is because of fertilizer. so if you don't have fertilizer you can't have harvest. the yields that you need during the u. n. general assembly, president biden announced the united states will contribute another $2.9 billion to fight the global hunger crisis deal with senator joe manchin over energy permits and a pipeline in virginia and west virginia could mean the government runs out of money in a week foxes chat program has more from capito

beasley explaining that fertilizer has become much more difficult to manufacture at fertilizer, harvestingfacing a food pricing problem in 2022 this creating havoc around the world well, if we don't get on top of this thing quickly, and i don't mean next year, i mean this year, you will have a food availability problem. in 2023. that's still big. the world produces enough food to feed. everybody on the planet over 7.7 billion people. 50% of that food is because of fertilizer. so if you don't have fertilizer you can't have harvest. the yields that you need. during the u. n general assembly president biden announced that the united states will contribute another $2.9 billion.25 the global hunger crisis. google is testing a new feature that would help remove private information from web searches. the new privacy feature is called the remove result button with the feature google users can ask to have web searches containing private information be removed. that wo and email addresses, bank accounts, credit cards and social security numbers. google says the feature is designed to let users contr

and we should point out that you are leading former state supreme court chief justice jerry beasley ine to fill the retiring senator richard burr's north carolina seat. we'll be watching your race with just 5 50 of plus days to go before the election. tang you, sir. >> thank you. maria: congressman ted budd. we'll continue to cover the story all morning long. you'll get the facts right here on fox business and fox news. another story breaking this morning is the white house claiming they have a tentative agreement between freight companies and union. jeff flock is at a philadelphia rail yard with more details. jeff, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, maria. from a rail yard that's getting a lot more truck traffic this morning in preparation for what would have been a devastating strike but we're learning now perhaps the reason that this logjam got broken, many some news coming to us just now that what did it, and this was a two-year negotiation that went on, they couldn't come up with a solution, you ap apparently thel companies agreeing to provide time off, unpaid time o

. >> absolutely, north carolina polls show that trump supports ted budd, and sherry beasley are lockedf the closest senate races of the country. both parties are vying for a group of voters that could make the difference in november, concert suburban women either to convince independent women to vote their way, or to ensure that they are parties voters cat it cast a ballot. and the latest fox news poll, 20% of women said abortion and roe vs. wade would be the one issue that motivates them this midterm cycle. followed by a tie of inflation, and the economy at 16% each. >> women are very motivated by row being overturned. i think that is something that has generated a lot of interest in women in north carolina. >> i do not think, any longer, that we can really afford to vote differently. because of how inflation, and how all of these parental rights issues have been targeting our finances, and have been targeting our families. >> republicans are focusing on what they call the kitchen table issues like inflation, gas prices, education, issues are republican voters they will bring them to

reporter: the salvation army will begin distributing drinking water once again at this facility here on beasleyoad beginning at 9:00 a.m. local. they do expect people to start lining up about an hour beforehand. look, it's going to be yet another scorching summer day into the 90s and as you would imagine the last thing people want to do is wait in line for an hour or more. many have told me that they just want their lives back. >> yeah, school is virtual, businesses are closed. it is dire there in jackson. amara, thank you for that report. >>> let's bring in tom foreman to explain why there is a water crisis in jackson, mississippi. shall we, berman? >> i just look like tom foreman. tom foreman, go for it, why is there a water crisis there? >> the reason there is a water crisis there is it's been building up for a long time. all eyes are on this emergency pump that's been brought in on all the efforts to try to get just enough water flowing there, but you have 150,000 people waiting for this in this town, this is the biggest city in the whole state, this is a big issue. what caused it? damage t

me is north carolina, joining me north carolina, is the first block supreme court justice, serhiy beasley talk to her about the close race she is in north carolina, state that trump won twice. she's running a trump backed candidates. an election denier -- congressman -- i have an exclusive interview with white house senior adviser. she'll be responding to the house republicans new midterm agenda. they unveil this a few days ago. all of that plus our friend chef jose aldrin is coming to us live from puerto rico. all of that, ali. on the sunday show. >> jose, he beats every one into their places. he's out there doing the things that a lot of people don't think are important. he's providing food and logistics by people who are hit by disasters and war. looking for to see. as they tuned for the sunday show, starting after velshi tonight. coming up, raising interest rates are the best way to bring down inflation. prices echoes are on the rise, along with the cost of borrowing money. it squeezing a lot of. you a crucial discussion of how you should think about a plan for the next few months, st

and now to the great mo beasley.

i'm sherry beasley and i say let's ban members of congress from trading stocks altogether.ors should be working for you not themselves. that's why i approve this message. host: an issue in north carolina. are you surprised it's not a bigger issue nationally? guest: there have been a few other campaigns for this comes up. the economy, the pain that people are feeling at the pump, other issues that are part of any campaign but essentially in 2022 midterms. ads are going up about this issue, other members of congress are running on it. abigail spanberger is in a close race. she is very much a vanguard of pushing a stock and -- band. other times you can weaponize this as a politician, to the political party. the republican congressional wing of the republican party, the national republican committees have been very aggressive against democratic members of such as representatives in new jersey running for reelection. very tight race that he could quite essentially lose. we reported he had dozens of stock trades that he had simply failed to disclose back in 2000 and 2020. they ha

pleasure to the great mo beasley. thank you all. thank you all. oh, my god.i'm just like, what this is? y'all cuts the bone in the soul of the well, good morning, class, and welcome back to history 3290 modern american military history. and today we are going to continue our conversation about the second world war. and specifically, we're going to look at an aspect of the war through what we can call the lens of industrial mobilization and industrial mobilization is often understood as a key to allied victory. and in this war, it's often said that the allies win because they produce the axis powers. and i'm sure many of us have heard this before and perhaps encountered it. you've read it. but one of the problems with that line of reasoning is that if it's simply amount of stuff that p

beasley in north care, i think she's doing it very well.lorida is doing it well. stacy abrams is doing it well.m florida is doing it well. stacy abrams is doing it well.b florida is doing it well. stacy abrams is doing it well.ea is doing it well. stacy abrams is doing it well.i is doing it well. stacy abrams is doing it well.n is doing it well. stacy abrams is doing it well. i think what has happened is they have tried to re-enter pretty on the republican side what is even required to run for office. you have to remember that donald trump was accused of all kinds of things and even on tape saying things about women. so they are trying to make it permanent that it doesn't matter if you lie about your background. and he won't release his tax returns and you find out why if you look at the attorney general lawsuit. so herschel walker didn't do what he said and still within a margin of error on georgia. the real fear i have is that we have lowered the bar so in american politics that is acceptable to lie and there is no standards anymore becau

pleasure to the great mo beasley. thank you all. thank you all. oh, my god.i'm just like, what this is? y'all cuts the bone in the soul of the and then welcome. thank you for joining us today for the july installment of the and lecture series on the topic of herbert hoover versus the great depression. my is noah gould and i manage alumni and student programs here at the acton institute. i would like t

pleasure to the great mo beasley. thank you all. thank you all. oh, my god.i'm just like, what this is? y'all cuts the bone in the soul of the ♪ >> on about books, we delve into the latest news about the publishing industry with insider interviews with experts. we also give you updates on current nonfiction authors and books, book reviews, and we talk about current, nonfiction books featured on c-span's book tv. ♪ >> welcome to the about books program and podcast. the case involving the merger of two large publishers, penguin random house and simon & schuster, will be our focus. but first, the publishing news. in the wake of the stabbing of author salman rushdie in new york this month, the international publishers association released a statement condemning the attack. "the attack on salman rushdie is tragic, but it will serve to redouble our commitment fighting for the rights of authors to speak out end of publishers to disseminate their words -- and of publishers to disseminate their words. without these freedoms, writers and publishers are effectively muzz