this book after you read it, please donate it to a black child because i was not black child who didn't know all that americao offer, and i want this to be something that instills hope in the hearts and minds of every black american. >> candace owen, isn't the key word here liberty come you never hear the word liberty out of the mouth of a leftist. you always hear words of government and suppression, oppression, but you never hear the word liberty and you certainly never hear the phrase individual liberty because for the left, for some reason socialism centralized governmen government, the iron fist and the democracy is supposed to be utopia but isn't that the key, liberty. >> liberty is the key and the way they're able to strip that away very simple is by making sure that people depend on nothing but the government like you just said black america was really the experiment with that. if you want to look at the reasons why, you look around mainstream media and the mock people who have faith and that's because they want there to be faith in nothing but the government. they want people to turn to government fo

trump isn't just doing this for black america. trump isn't the person that sees race. he's doing this for all of america and is realizing there's one portion of america, black americans, that have been stuck inside of democrat lies democrat deceit democrat politicians that do not want us to get ahead because we are their favored oppressed horse to bet on every election cycle. but the democrats want is they want black americans to be permanently oppressed they love us to be a permanent underclass, because it secures them votes every four years and things are changing. the polls are showing that black americans are turning to donald trump for solutions. maria: all right, stay with us, candace. i want to ask you about the pushback for example, michael bloomberg and his moves in florida stay with us i'm talking with candace owens this morning out with her new book and her commentary continues we'll be right back. maria: welcome back. i'm back with author candace owens and on friday, kamala harris made a speech about black lives matter, and she said black lives matter was br

and i want to be clear trump isn't just doing this for black america or person that sees ration. is for all of america and is realizing that there is one portion of america black americans that have been stuck inside of democrat lies, democrat deceit, democrat politicians, that do not want us to get ahead. because we are their favored, oppressed horse to bet on every election cycle. but the democrats want is they want black americans to be permanently oppressed they love us to be a underclass to secure them and things are changing polls are showing that black herns are turning to donald j. trump for solutions. maria: stay with us candice i want to ask you about the push fact, for example, michael bloomberg and his moves in florida. stay with us. i'm talking with candice owens out with a new book and commentary continues. we'll be right back. you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. onl

the conduit is black america. what's standing behind black america with all this happening is the democrat party that's fostering this race narrative, fostering this division in the hope that they would be able to garner some boats off it. >> laura: horace cooper, this is joe biden 23 minutes ago on twitter or whoever writes his tweets. "we must continue to speak breonna taylor's name, support her family still engraving and never give up on entering the full promise of america for every american." full promise of america is equal justice under the law. according to our system, that's precisely what was done here. biden is trying to politically capitalize on it. i guess we shouldn't be surprised. >> this entire summer, all have witnessed has been a systematic effort to get black america ginned up with the idea that instead of a rule of law, instead of legal process, we are going to let the mob decide how things are done. the irony, the absolute irony about all of this is when you rollback the timeclock, what you se

that they have had an saying this is not right. >> laura: do you find that she is speaking for black americay are fed up with trump racial lysing things? >> there is a reckoning coming, we had eight years of the obama-biden administration policies where black americans suffered at the front of the line. lost more jobs, had to have more food stamps, lost opportunities, didn't get to keep their houses due to foreclosures. it is going to be very difficult to trick people into saying the racial bogeyman is so bad that i want to wipe out all of your economic opportunity. by the way, when you contrast that with what happened over the last three years, this is recent. american people and particularly black americans are saying they won't be fooled again. >> laura: i think this bears out your point, look at these new polls that came out this week. trump's approval rising among black and hispanic voters, this is the pull from 15% through 24%, 22nd two the 25th, and hispanic voters picked up by 2%, not bad. do you think that is freaking out the democrats or are they going to dismiss the numbers? >> th

behavior of typical police behavior towards black suspects and shows george floyd as a black family man in america that have happened and happens to black people all the time. that they leave the house each day parade about a violent encounter with police. the media has run with this narrative, which faces very little pushback and very little skepticism. and it leaves us with the impression that the biggest problem facing black america today are in fact the police. about law enforcement i is at te root of social inequality in america. and so, we find ourselves in the middle of a national conversation about policing. there are calls to defund the police and abolish prison. there is legislation being discussed in congress that would make it easier to prosecute cops and fire them. we have armed radicals that have taken over entire neighborhoods of a major city like seattle. that includes policing that has been abandoned and they have the mayor's blessing and doing so. they are commentators not only making excuses for the rioting but indeed cheering it on to a large extent. so, what's going on here, a

today there is no critical black leadership debating the course of black america's future. ite left, and they just do what they are told. there is no black leadership giving moral direction to the people the way king did, the way bayard rustin, the way roy wilkens dud. we don't have those voices today. lou: right. well, bob woodson, we're thankful for your voice. we appreciate it. and we know that the audience does. and if you'd like to donate to the woodson center and its important work, please go to wood center.org. that's wood center.org. >>> up next, the. [laughter] -wing national media fawning over a blundering joe biden. what is that all about? we take it up with byron york. stay with us. >>> and from order my new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever," available at our new merchandise store, loudobbsshop.com, amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com. barnesandnoble.com. stay with us, we're coming right we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired, expire

black folks bore the brunt of america scores of racism for generations but it's shocking how many whites are just now waking up to the blatant inequities for a while blacks and several groups of well meaning supporters challenging the status quo are protesting in the street the truck ministration his supporters are labeling them as anarchists and people un-american and i'm patriotic we're clearly at a breaking point a new book titled the anti-racists how to start the conversation about race and take action breaks down racial injustice is the harsh realities facing blacks in america and what we can do to move the needle forward towards progress author and poet juande joins us now welcome. over good thank you as always for coming on. so from the looks of it in your book had a lot of interesting chapters very interesting it leans heavily into an environment that created the government sanctioned police violence in the 1st place and shows how this isn't really a new reality at all considering the current environment what key events or themes that you draw from when you were composing this bo

dealing with the covid-19 pandemic, we and black america are not only dealing with that pandemic, but we are also dealing with the pandemic of 16 19 pandemic's. when the first enslaved africans came to america, and from that day to this one, we have been dealing with systematic racism and oppression that have killed us inside and outside the courtroom. it is worth noting that in all those other cities, there has not been the responsive comprehensive and systematic reform that has occurred in louisville, kentucky, tamika palmer, in the name of breonna taylor. in the name of breonna taylor. but regardless of this landmark stint on the journey to justice, we still are demanding that kentucky attorney general daniel cameron bring charges immediately against the police officers that murdered breonna taylor. immediately. this week. justice delayed is justice denied. the city leadership has done a significant step today, but now it is on daniel camry and the attorney general of kentucky office to bring charges. and at the very minimum second degree manslaughter charges. because we want full

one for black america and one for white america. and louisville, kentucky, we took significant steps today in the name of breonna taylor of trying to correct this broken criminal justice system. and we do it in three phases. in the civil rights phase with this civil lawsuit, which is the only thing that lonita and i can control. we can't control the criminal prosecution. the mayor's office in the city leadership all took a significant step in making sure that the civil rights of breonna taylor was recognized and now we also need our legislative partners to help transform the protests into policy. we need breonna's law not just in louisville, not just in the state of kentucky, but all throughout the united states of america, because her life matters. and, lastly, we need the criminal justice system, daniel cameron, to do its part, to give the full constitutional guarantees of all citizens to a citiz citizen, a daughter of louisville, kentucky, breonna taylor. and i would ask in complete in the healing, mr. mayor and city attorney o'c

you and senator booker have been the bellweather of what is important for black america. angela, as always, great interview. i was being pushed, i got to jump in, senator harris has to go. but it was so rich. i couldn't jump in. so, the power of black women in this moment is unmeasurable. so thank both of you for, senator harris, we can't endorse, we're nonpartisan. senator harris: just pray for me. angela: i did. [laughter] derrick: you know. this is great. i want to thank both of you for the opportunity to allow our delegate, members, and just the viewers of this virtual convention. >> the hell newspaper bob cusick and washington examiner-- the hill newspaper bob cusick and washington examiner examined joe biden and talk about his political career, personal life advice presidency. watch sunday evening beginning 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> president trump told an audience in atlanta black americans have never been better off economically. he talks about his plan for more of them to have economic empowerment

the leadership is, with the opinions of the average black vote in america. black lives matter was an authentic voice for the majority of black people. i don't think biden would've win the democratic primary for example. i don't think you would see in polls and surveys that people do want to talk about things like family, their positive views on law enforcement among the average black voter and black lives matter leads to believe. there's a rather conservative view on economics and need to create jobs and opportunities and education reform for black families. i think on the ground we already see it has a more complicated conversation appellees are not the center point. it's in i would call it an upper-class or let's say the author of the new class what would call a managerial class narrative that put lease at the center of the problem. >> let me ask you a quick follow-up, jamil, because i know you've written about role models and guidance in these communities, particularly for young black men. the hip-hop culture, that is influenced rap music and so forth. are

and we have to stand at the top of the rooftop and say black women lives matter too in america. >> benning us. ben thank you very much. we'll stay clearly in close touch with you in the days and weeks to come. >>> coming up, there's new data now backing dr. anthony fauci's projections that the u.s. won't face a widespread flu outbreak amid the coronavirus pandemic as long as americans take some major strict precautions. we'll be right back. now is the time for a new bath from bath fitter. every bath fitter bath is installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. ♪ here? nah. ♪ here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere... is somewhere. the all-new chevy trailblazer. ♪ known coronavirus cases globally, and almost 1 million deaths, the world health organization is now w

king, black america lost some black leaders. with the shift to politics in corporate america, is this a positive change in the right direction? mr. baldwin: i'm not sure what they mean by corporate america, and what that has to do with human freedom or democracy. a change in the right direction, i think the future is not as simple as americans would like to think. i am not convinced a machine will resolve many problems. we have to confront that but i think if we do not share the earth, we are going to blow it up. i think we have to rethink everything we think is true now, because it will not be true tomorrow. a future that is coherent and safe, but the moral choice we have yet to make does not guarantee anyone in this room has a future. the only way we can accommodate ourselves to that create our re-create our to vocabulary, which includes the human race. we are all at the mercy of the european vision of the world and that vision is obsolete. what is the proper role of the black politician today in american society? mr. baldwin:

refugees from all around the world but he won't spend one penny providing school choice to black children in americaffice, president obama and vp biden cut funding for historically black colleges. [crowd booing] i've increased hbc you funding and i made it permanent. what was happening, i saw these probably 42 people came out and they were the heads of individuals, colleges, historically black colleges, universities and i said how are you doing? they were nice people. we took pictures of the white house, we do not a lot of president don't believe they should enter the oval office. but i'm on it. we took a picture. the next year with her again, i said we know this story, they were there. what are you doing back here? i said we are here because we need money again. i said what you mean again? and i forgot about it is that all right -- they got it. the third year, they came in again and i said what is this? good people or what? well, and have permanent funding so they could be shut out if they have the wrong president. honestly, you wouldn't get 10 cents, the wrong president would give you anything. i

attorney general barr putting his finger on the scales of justice to try to exxonerate police, we in black americaay it's legalized genocide of colored people and it's starting at the very top of this trump administration with the top law enforcement officer in america, that being william barr. >> let me ask you this for the record because i want to get into the case in lafayette and los angeles that you represent, but is it not a fact and i don't know if you saw the earlier part of the show, that the family and mother of jacob said that they would talk with president donald trump when they reached out if their attorneys could be on the phone. is that not a fact? >> that is absolutely a fact and they were willing to do it but for whatever reason, the president say he did not want the family to have their legal representatives on the phone. and this was distinct from anything from president obama, we talked to trayvon's parents, vice president biden called george floyd and his parents were on the phone and it's only donald trump for whatever reason who don't want black who were shot by the police t

s it is far and away the number one problem facing the country and black america, and black lives mattertheir ridiculous assertion of how the hostility to the western nuclear family corrupt or whatever the hell it is they said, it was absurd, and even people on the left hammered them. that's why they took it down. but i'm not sure this is any better. [laughter] lou: i'm not either. larry, let's talk about aoc, one of our favorite subjects here from time to time. she's calling on everyone on the left to become radicalized by the death of ruth bader ginsburg -- [laughter] and the constitutional responsibility of a president to name her successor and the responsibility of the u.s. senate to advise and consent, vote out that successor nominee, vote her up, vote him down, whomever the appointee is. [laughter] >> of all the reasons i've heard offered for donald trump not submitting a nominee and mitch mcconnell not taking up the confirmation hearing is the assertion that according to npr ruth bader ginsburg on her death bed told her family members it was her fervent wish that her nominee be na

so, your point was she's not the right representative for black america.single her out to get the one interview. why do you think she specifically is the wrong person for biden to be talking to? >> i know you've covered her most recent song literally about female genitalia, and she is encouraging other women to use their female in all these different ways so that is first and foremost. i would challenge joe biden to read the lyrics to her last song aloud. he would never do that.en he doesn't know any of her music.he the second issue is everything she was saying to him was pointedly ridiculous and he was just nodding and saying yes. she said she wants her taxes lowered and in the very same breath she said she wants to make sure there was free universal health care for all. it sounded like an 8-year-old girl reading a santa list, "here is what i want and i want it now," and none of it makes any sense, but that's because a child doesn't know that santa isn't real and thinks that magic can happen, so it was largely embarrassing and i felt as a community, wheth

at woodson center not that only but attacking very core of principals institutions that enabled black americaslavery discrimination the fact a nuclear family is eurocentric and racist saying christian faith that helped deliver black americans through worst of times even during depression periods of racism that it is hostile. that is across the christian cross a symbol of white supremacists all these tacticaling bourgeois values that are -- causing the decline of communities, that is the real core of what they are doing, there is a moral meltdown in america that -- that black lives matter is fostering that is why you are going to see millions of black pushback as i said before i really think the sleeping giant in america to push back against assault on civic it very u.s. is going to come from very people black lives matter say they represent. when pm who they say they represent speak up say they no longer speak for me moral authority of black lives matter and radicals will dissolve. >> two quick questions as we are out of time bob what is when we get that first installment secondly how can tho

black america are looking at their 401k, their opportunities and looking at the powerful platinum plange that resonates well with all black america's across this great nation and all citizens so you know, at the end of the day that dog will hunt as they say it down here in georgia. there's a new awakening here. melissa: bruce, thank you. as you are talking were putting some the steps up on the air. the median household income has risen from 40,000 to 45,000 under trump and the poverty rate has fallen dramatically and seasonally adjusted on a planet rates and you see that moving in the right direction under the president as well. thank you so much for that and we appreciate your time, conne connell. connell: all right. tech is being used in the fight against covid-19. google maps is releasing a new color-coded tool helping you to identify virus hotspots in your area. the update allowed you to see a seven day average and new cases per 100,000 people for the area you are looking at and that includes a label that shows whether cases are increasing or decreasing. the covid layer rolls out w

liberals like to take blacks to carry their narrative and make them as if they are the voice of black americand they are not. you look at minneapolis. -- msnbc. they will stack the deck with black americans who criticize president trump but they won't talk to me. they want to drown our voices out and keep us silent. this president has the liberal media horrified that he can get blacks who are woke to support his policy. it's good for the black community and good for america. >> bret: we appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. >> bret: watch our special debate preview 10 p.m. eastern sunday night. live from cleveland where the debate will happen. "special report" monday and tuesday. when we come back live to louisville where activists are planing to continue protests over the breonna taylor case. the united states postal service is here to deliver your packages. and the peace of mind of knowing that important things like your prescriptions, and ballots, are on their way. every day, all across america, we'll keep delivering for you. hey. think you're managing your moderate to severe ulcerat

refugees from all around the world but will not spend one penny providing school choice to black children of americanteresting. office of a year in biden cutobama and vp funding for historically black colleges. cu fundingreased hb and i made it permanent. what was happening was that the first year i saw these probably 42 people came out and they were the heads of individual colleges, historically black colleges, universities, and i said how are you doing? they were nice people. we took a picture in the white house. come on in.ay we took a picture. the next year they were there again, and i said we know the story, they were there. what are you doing back here? they said we are here because we need money again. i said what do you mean again? and i forgot about -- i said, all right, and they got it. the third year, came in again and i said what is this? your great people, but what? they do not have permanent funding so they can be shut out if they have the wrong president. $.10,ly, you wouldn't get the wrong president would give you anything. the one gentleman looked at me and said we feel like beggars

and it assumes that george floyd is a sort of black everyman in america. that what happened to him as to black people all the time you that blacks essentially leave the house each day worried about having a violent encounter with police. the media has joined in this narrative which faces very little pushback, very little skepticism and leaves us with the impression that the biggest problem is in black america today is the police, law enforcement is at the root of social inequality in america. and so we find ourselves in the middle of a national conversation about policing. there are calls to the fund the police, abolished prisons . there's legislation being discussed in congress that would make it easier to prosecute cops and fire them. we have armed radicals that have taken over entire neighborhoods. of a major city like seattle. that includes the police precinct . that has beenabandoned . and these people have the mayor's blessing in doing so. their commentators are not only making excuses for the writing and the looting but indeed, cheering it on area to

not only that, but they are attacking the very core of principles and institutions that enabled black americat that they're now attacking the nuclear family as being euro-centric and racist, they are saying the christian faith that helped black americans through the worst of times, even during the depression and during periods of racism, that it is hostile, that the cross is a symbol of white supremacy. and so all of these are tackling the bourgeois values that are causing the decline in these communities, that's the real core of what they are doing. there is a moral meltdown in america that black lives matter is fostering, and that's why you're going to see millions of blacks push back. as i said before, i really think the sleeping giant in america to push back against this assault on our civic virtues is going to come from the very people that black lives matter say they represent. and when the people who say they represent speak up and say they no longer speak for me, that's when the moral authority of black lives matter and these radicals will dissolve. lou: two quick questions as we're o

while most of america is dealing with the covid-19 pandemic, we in black american are not only deal with that pandemic, but we're also dealing with the 1619 pandemic, the pandemic that started 401 years ago when the first enslaved african came to america and from that day to this one we've dealt with systematic racism and oppression that have killed us inside and outside the courtroom. so it is worth noting that in all those other cities there has not been responsive, comprehensive and systematic reform that has occurred in louisville kentucky, tamika palmer in the name of breonna taylor in the name of breonna taylor. but regardless of this landmark step on the journey to justice, we still are demanding that kentucky attorney general daniel cameron bring charges immediately against the police officers that murdered breonna taylor immediately. this week justice delayed is justice denied the senate leadership has done a significant step today, but now it is on daniel cameron and the attorney general of kentucky's office to bring charges. and at the very minimum, loni

you and senator booker have been the bellweather of what is important for black america. angela, as always, great interview. i was being pushed, i got to jump in, senator harris has to go. but it was so rich. i couldn't jump in. so, the power of black women in this moment is unmeasurable. so thank both of you for, senator harris, we can't endorse, we're nonpartisan. senator harris: just pray for me. angela: i did. [laughter] derrick: you know. this is great. i want to thank both of you for the opportunity to allow our delegate, members, and just the viewers of this virtual convention. >> the hell newspaper bob cusick and washington

you and senator booker have been the bell weather of black america. angela, as always, great interview. i was being pushed, i got to jump in, senator harris has to go. but it was so rich. i couldn't jump in. so, the power of black women in this moment is unmeasurable. so thank both of you for, senator harris, we can't endorse, we're nonpartisan. senator harris: just pray for me. angela: i did. derrick: you know. this is great. i want to thank both of you for the opportunity to allow our >> tonight, steve daines and steve bullock take part in a televised debate. live coverage starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> joe biden says it is unfair that president trump is moving forward with judge barrett's nomination at a time when early voting is underway in many states here are his brief remarks.

you and senator booker have been the bell weather of black america. angela, as always, great interview. i was being pushed, i got to jump in, senator harris has to go. but it was so rich. i couldn't jump in. so, the power of black women in this moment is unmeasurable. so thank both of you for, senator harris, we can't endorse, we're nonpartisan. senator harris: just pray for me. angela: i did. derrick: you know. this is great. i want to thank both of you for the opportunity to allow our >> today, president trump announces his choice to fill the vacancy on the supreme court. news reports say the president has chosen seven circuit court judge amy coney barrett. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. this morning, james wallner from the r street institute previews the upcoming supreme court confirmation battle. and two segments on arizona as a battleground state in the november election. arizona capitol times reporter dillon rosenblatt joins us.

you and senator booker have been the bell weather of black america. angela, as always, great interview. i was being pushed, i got to jump in, senator harris has to go. but it was so rich. i couldn't jump in. so, the power of black women in this moment is unmeasurable. so thank both of you for, senator harris, we can't endorse, we're nonpartisan. senator harris: just pray for me. angela: i did. derrick: you know. this is great. i want to thank both of you for the opportunity to allow our >> 15 years ago, we said the key to restoring confidence in our traditions and institutions was public officials who would stand up and tell the american people exactly what they thought. the power of praise that i said that in 1972, i mean to be that candidate. i will -- >> i will fight for you with every breath in my body and i will never, ever let you down. >> today, profiles of former vice president joe biden and president donald trump from c-span's leo library. bob you sacked from the hill and susan from the examiner on the political career of joe biden spanning 30

you and senator booker have been the bell weather of black america. angela, as always, great interview. i was being pushed, i got to jump in, senator harris has to go. but it was so rich. i couldn't jump in. so, the power of black women in this moment is unmeasurable. so thank both of you for, senator harris, we can't endorse, we're nonpartisan. senator harris: just pray for me. angela: i did. derrick: you know. this is great. i want to thank both of you for the opportunity to allow our >> the hill newspaper bob cusick and washington examiner examined -- examiner chief congressional correspondent this gust the ,olitical career of joe biden utilizing video from c-span video library dating back more than three decades. they talked about his political career, personal life, and vice presidency. watch sunday evening beginning 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the first presidential debate between president trump and former vice president joe biden is tuesday night at 9:00 eastern from cleveland. wa

black-america caps are underenrolling. how can this process that takes years be done in eight months. the research is production is going at the same time. fully understanding that we may have millions of doses of a vaccine that we will never use. so how do we develop this at warp speed? just to give folks one example. how do we develop a vaccine this quickly? if you can imagine a space shuttle, space shuttle is a transport mechanism. it carries things out to the space station. we already have this space shuttle. we use that in vaccines. what we have now is a different pay load. a different pay load taking out to the space station. and what that different pay load now, being a space shuttle, taking that into viruses with a different pay load now specific to the coronavirus. so now what all americans are talking about now, not only is the development of a vaccine, but a safe vaccine. we have proof that the processes in place to develop safe vaccines is working, as we've talked about. one company stopped their trial because

>> well, i go back, if you look at the polls, 80% of black america supports the police. ge will come from the low income black neighborhoods. they are going to be the salvation of this country because they have not been hood winked and bamboozled. they've just been silenced. all they need is to be given an opportunity to speak for themselves, and that's what's going to change this dynamic. to give them an opportunity to speak for themselves, and they will rise up. and because the left derives its moral authority by advertising themselves as being the legitimate representatives of the poor and the so-called marginalized. and so, but when those people speak for themselves and say that the radical white left does not represent me, then their moral authority is withdrawn. and that's when, that's a dynamic that's going to save this country, is when the people in these communities who are losing these babies at record numbers, they are the ones who are suffering because police are either leaving and retiring, or they're being forced to go downtown and to handle riots, withdrawi

continue to say is we want to make sure that there are not two justice systems in america, one for black americaone for white america. and the one for black america seems to always end that the police officers did no wrong. and just because they say it's legal, that doesn't make it right. it's the 65th anniversary today of the lynching of emit till, and they said that was legal. but that didn't make it right. so when daniel cameron, this attorney general for kentucky, tries to tell us that it was justifiable and it was legal, well, that does not make it right. >> benjamin crump, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> president trump claims he could overrule the fda if the agency tried to put tougher standards in place to approve a coronavirus vaccine. take a look if that's possible. i'll talk it over with the former director of cdc when we continue. if you're at home thinking about your financial plan... so are we. prudential helps 1 in 7 americans with their financial needs. that's over 25 million people. with over 90 years of investment experience, our thousands of financial profes