as someone went to carleton in minnesota, i went to carleton about 45 minutes south of minneapolis, its talking about the impact of the derek chauvin's trial and i love the one young woman who talked about this centrality of minnesota in this conversation about policing and we are actually doing a segment on that in the show in our 11:00 hour. how is it that minnesota, this majority white state is the vocal point of so much of what we are talking about in the last year. >> yeah, it is going to be remarkable to see how this all unfolds. none of those people thought the struggle is over by any means, they were hesitant to think this is a new beginning but it was not disappointment as they are so used to. jonathan, thank you. he'll be with us about 20 minutes. the sunday's show comes up at the top of the hour, he got representative val demings and many more. still ahead, some states are proposing legislation that would bar you from running for office or applying for student loan if you participated in a protest. we'll talk about it next. u part. we'll talk about it next it su. (mom vo) ov

on the roundtable been levinson, carleton english and jack how. week long it felt like a lousy week for stocks but we were down 0.1%. >> that is right, usually it is the unknown unknowns that get the downside reaction from the market but this week it was tested by what everybody already knew. you mentioned the rising covid cases in india, that shook things up at the beginning of the week it fought back and on thursday the s&p 5001.3% from its height with low in 55 minutes with details of the capital gains tax were leaked. the funny thing details were no different than biden have been talking about before the election even operant so by friday the market had rallied back it was down 0.1% we sell this and earnings better-than-expected earnings from intel and even from netflix subscribers which again we knew was coming, that was punished as well. jack: netflix feels to me like an analogy through the whole market, we just had a pandemic when naturally anybody who watches netflix i think would have subscribes, of course subscriber growth will grow, i w

he's interviewed by richard carleton for australia's a.b.c. news by root leader of the popular front is gas head and kind of funny it was born in palestine but fled in not in 48 as he puts it from his zionist terror as the english speaking spokesman of the popular front for the liberation. palestine. kind of funny made goods even but he was by no means an easy interview he. does seem that the war the civil war has been quite frankly the civil war it's people defending themselves against a fascist government it's a moment of great confidence of clarity of vision of conviction and the way of a son kind of funny speaks in clip shows all of this this and there was the whole of the palestinian revolution all the conflict it's not a conflict it's a liberation movement fighting for justice. well whatever it might be best call not whatever kind of picks up on a very important word which for me resonated the strongest and this is the word whatever this is exactly what the problem starts this is a people who is discriminated is fighting for his rights t

i played with carleton >> don't bring that up don't bring that up.t you -- the phillies. that was -- that killed -- i heard a lot but -- >> i played with frank robinson. >> i mentioned him and crossly tommy harper, billy mccool >> yeah, gander, gordie coleman, johnny temple. >> we're sounding like a couple of geezers now let me ask you something -- >> i am a geezer i don't know about you it's okay to be a geezer it beats the alternative. >> i'm a geezer in training. what about -- what about social justice and what -- and athletes, what they're doing these days, pete it's good, right >> i'm not in the athletes corners trying to be an expert on the things that are going on off the field. i think everybody has expertise. i think you should stay in your expertise. if you're talking about the things off the field, let the politicians handle it. let the government handle it let the police handle it you know, lebron seems to be real spoken out on everything that's going on. he's a great basketball player i would prefer if lebron would just play the game of