i grew up in shonto, arizona and blue gap, arizona, where i had no running water or electricity but i grew up raising corn and squash and other crops with my grandparents. i rode horses, and really living off the land. i was very fortunate to grow up with my elders, who taught me to respect and care for the earth. when i was a river guide, i would get a lot of people saying, "tribes are extinct, i didn't know that tribes still existed," when, in fact, we are alive, we are prospering — wejust want to be acknowledged. mather point overlook provides that opportunity. it teaches them and it shows them that the tribes are still here and living, and they are not extinct, and that this place is a place of spiritual and cultural significance of the tribes. my heritage, my culture is very important to me because the environment, mother earth and father sky, are very much intertwined with my daily life. my clans are all related to the earth. my life's work in working with tribes on climate change is very much intertwined with the waters, the sky, and the animals. for native and indigenous peopl

my paternal grandparents are of the many goats clan and i come from blue gap arizona and this is howother woman. “— myself to anyone as another woman. —— navajo. when commercial river guiding started in the grand canyon, it was primarily dominated by men and women were only allowed to be helpers, or the cooks, or spouses of the mail river guides and so when i received this invitation from my friend, it was an invitation i took up very quickly. i grew up on the navajo reservation with my paternal grandparents, as my pa rents were paternal grandparents, as my parents were out working. i grew up in shanto and blue gap arizona we had no running water and electricity but i also grow up and electricity but i also grow up herding sheep, i grew up raising corn and squash and other crops of my grandparents. i rode horses and really, living off the land. i was very fortu nate to living off the land. i was very fortunate to grow up with my elders who taught me to respect and key earth. when i was a river guide, i would get a lot of people saying tribes are extinct, i didn't know that tribes sti

closing thecrats gap with republicans in large suburban areas. thedemocrats did not get blue wave they wanted in 2020, but they are closing the gap. if this continues, we could see these traditionally red states like texas go to democrats. california used to be a very conservative state. demographics are similar to what california's were in the 1990's before democrats began their winning streak in the state. if these corporations keep moving and bring workers and new people move in for the jobs to these traditionally conservative red states, we could see a very significant political realignment that could change the way politicians campaign for decades to come. host: our first call comes from california. in california, you are on with our guest. go ahead. caller: i live in orange county, california. it is a red bastion in the blue state. san diego is also becoming very red. we are trying to get rid of governor newsom. it is coming out of these two counties. increase diego had an in aliens and 40% of them have covid-19 and gavin newsom what to give them vaccines over american

closing thecrats gap with republicans in large suburban areas. thedemocrats did not get bluee they wanted in 2020, but they are closing the gap. if this continues, we could see these traditionally red states like texas go to democrats. california used to be a very conservative state. demographics are similar to what california's were in the 1990's before democrats began their winning streak in the state. if these corporations keep moving and bring workers and new people move in for the jobs to these traditionally conservative red states, we could see a very significant political realignment that could change the way politicians campaign for decades to come. host: our first call comes from california. in california, you are on with our guest. go ahead. caller: i live in orange county, california. it is a red bastion in the blue state. san diego is also becoming very red. we are trying to get rid of governor newsom. it is coming out of these two counties. increase diego had an in aliens and 40% of them have covid-19 and gavin newsom what to give them vaccines over american citi

so capitalist economic policies also shrunk that, the wage gap between the richest and the poorest and the people that did the best were blue>> no, you laid it out perfectly, david. under president trump our economy was booming. we have had record low unemployment numbers. more johns than people to fill them. when you talk -- jobs than people to fill them. energy industry is great paying jobs. the president has our country energy independent. look at the flipside democrats despise fossil fuels. what will happen with those jobs if they implement their unicorn fantasies of renewable energy across the country? david: we know what will happen, deneen. joe biden was in charge of the green jobs in 2010, that wonderful recovery summer never happened where we never got the green jobs because they didn't exist. they were just made up in the minds of these -- by the way you mentioned his interest in defunding the police. we have a sound bite. we don't have much time. i will play the sound bite, get your kick reaction. go ahead. >> only 5% of police work is focused on violent crimes, rape, homicide, aggravated assault. the other 59% c

blue wave. lou: all of the polling in the weeks and months ahead of that election were suppression polling. without question. talking about double-digit gapss. we saw none of it, none of it in the numbers that were even -- [laughter] even fraudulent numbers that were put together for the democrats. it didn't show up for the president. he was strong in almost every state. >> yeah. everybody knows that the pollsters were corrupt or incompetent, take your pick, and this were either trying to enhance or suppress the vote. everybody knows that the voting processes violated the state legislatures' will which is up constitutional in certain states -- unconstitutional. everybody knows there were irregularities, but what they want to know is that all of these reach the historic level that are, this distinguished legal team has assured us it will, and all they have to do show them -- not you or me, but the average people -- because we're interested in the news. most people are too busy because they're not being paid to follow the news. they have to be given the information in an accessible manner and say look at this line 17, it can't be right. look

ipo market it is a cnbc exclusive then a group of blue championship ceos making an announcement forming an organization called one ten to close the race gap in corporate america. members of that organization will join us to talk about that topic. first, mike santoli on the high flying momentum parts of the market and leslie picker on another astounding ipo day airbnb doubling in itsdebut. >> first a look at the broad market it is a little bit soft the last couple of days the hot ipos are stealing a little bit of the oxygen staying within the range the s&p 500 the low this morning after the open was 3645. the high from intraday on november 9th we are going back a month and basically haven't made a lot of net progress but also hanging around the record high not necessarily a bad picture but it shows you a little bit of wheel spinning going on at the broad index level even as we rotate to more cyclical stocks look at the nkds 100 a different position here. it has had a modest pullback this is a two year chart to show the general uptrend. it is actually a little bit below the september 2an high so it's basically struggling a bit. maybe it's n

blue ribbon school award. this is given in overall progress and closing achievement gaps and being among the the state's schools. one is in biloxi schools. serving 500 students. i want to congratulate the principal at the time of the nomination. current principal, biloxi schedule superintendent and the members of the faculty and staff. an second school is elementary school. it is a title i school for kindergarten through fourth grade. this is their second blue ribbon school award having previously awarded in 2009. i condeprat you late the principal and the superintendent and all of the elementary faculty and staff members. it is an honor that two of the four mississippi schools called the 4th district of mississippi home. mississippi is fortunate to have schools and educators dedicated to preparing the next generation. congratulations again on this ncredible achievement. e mr. speaker, today i rise to recognize a true leader of mississippi for his outstanding career of service, mr. rupert laci. he has served as the director of homeland security and 911 for harrison soint, mississippi. he was appointed director