, he combines the puritan and cavalier. i explained that in my book because as early as ancestors on his father's side, samuel lincoln came over in 1637 and was a puritan and most of his descendents were puritans and became baptist eventually. on his mother's side, there was illegitimacy in the background. they were really sure who his grandfather was that he was convinced it was the virginia planter, a man of aristocracies of the south and that kind of thing so in a way, he associated with a sense of honor, he had both peers and cavalier running through him even though he didn't want to identify with either side because a lot of people were saying i'm more of a puritan accent and i'm more cavalier. the fact he chose to empathize with this quaker background, turns out one of his great grandmothers was but all his biographies, he was a quaker background, quakers were accepted by both puritans and cavaliers, they were kind of a buffer. you think cavaliers would hate them because they are anti- slavery but no. the quakers were

you know. >> and the cavaliers saw that the people identified themselves as cavaliers, and what is seen as the puritan-- >> that kind of-- but also, also, busy bodies, nosey, you know. >> very intrusive. trying. >> moralistic. >> moralistic, prudish, they used to hang quakers and burn witches and hang witches and so forth and very-- also very materialistic, the yankee, and kind of lowly, lowly, you know, lowly people. >> right. >> and-- >> and the puritans, from the cavaliers, is haughty, aristocratic, anti-democratic. >> that's right. and idle, and making other people labor for them, enslaved people were laboring for them, and the cavaliers were on their porches, verandas, and drinking their mint julips while enslaved people were working. >> right, right. so that theme runs through the book. surprising how widespread that was at the time. i actually just this afternoon, i picked up a book by-- grady mcwinny, he has a short history on the civil war framed as the difference between the puritans and the cavaliers, and the book is still there, it's still there. >> it is to some degree, yea

he talks about the cavalier pm is now a sad, sober round head.e prime minister‘s demeanour because anybody who watch that press conference this afternoon or salt on the news well have seen a at him look quite downcast invisibly not absent exactly but not his normal and buoyant self. i think part of the problem is one of borisjohnson‘s strengths if you want to look at it. he is always an eternal optimist. so therefore he is always said it will be fine and we can get over this and get through this. but i think there‘s been a gathering storm of information and evidence and pressure from the health service and the medical expert and has on sage advisers that was nothing else he could do. you have to answer the question why on earth did he think the five day relaxations is a good idea in the first place? and that tim shipman piece on the front page, nigel, it also says the greatest leaders of course thrive on crisis and pressure. is that the case for boris? i think the trouble here is that the kind of pressure that he is actually dealing with. this of

king charles, because it resembles charles' the second's dog of the restoration and cavalier becauseof a pond in florida without thinking, "alligator." now you are probably wondering how richard and gunner are doing after this whole ordeal. well, gunner suffered a puncture wound, but after a trip to the vet he's good as new and richard also got hurt, but don't worry, he got top-notch medical care >> i had some wounds on my hands, and i went and got a tetanus shot and i came home and put some super glue in some cuts, and put them back together >> seth: and i know that sounds crazy, but you have to remember that most hospitals in florida are also hardware stores still, i guess that explains crazy glue's new slogan, "crazy glue: for when your hand gets [ bleep ] up by an alligator." you guys, these are stressful times. we are in the grip of a global pandemic where everyday, we are at the mercy of nature but for one shining moment, a man grabbed nature by the face, and said, "not today." so thank you, richard wilbanks >> and happy thanksgiving to the world. >> this has been "the kind of

won 85-60 with a record 3-2 and still have the biggest win this season over fourth-ranked virginia cavaliersce therapeutic check with the head coach todd golding, i'm much better now, i'm good with it. >> yeah, you feel more zen?>> i'm okay. i'm like this now, not like i was last week.>> coming up >>> rocking around the christmas tree looks a lot different tonight in new york city. gone were the crowds for the iconic tree lighting but it was still a beautiful sight to see. the 75 foot norway spruce lit up with 50,000 l.e.d. lights sitting atop a 900 pounds swarovski star. and we are highlighting bay area bright spots, homes and neighborhoods writing holiday cheer during these trying times. >> here's a look at christmas tree lane.>> this giant reindeer takes up six different yards. multicolored lights connecting each one as they are all pulling santa's sleigh. and they just tower over the visitors. each of them are 25 does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. o

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look at this, steph curry range, he scored 32 and the bulldogs worked over the number 16 cavaliers. it was can sag his fourth win over a top 20 team this season. yes, i went to virginia. nba, lebron james for the fourth time was selected associated press man male athlete of the year. match tiger woods and lance armstrong. and the warriors, they had trouble figuring out, janice antetokounmpo. in two games they lost by a combined 65 points.>> we were a brand-new team, just thrown together, we just played two of the best teams in the league. it has looked bad, but i have no doubt we will get a lot better as we go. we have a lot of work ahead of us. >> we will see how this translates to the bulls game sunday. the words just sent this in, steph curry made 105 consecutive three-point shots in five minutes. he blew past his previous record of 77. for the top story this hour, the 49ers and the way they played defense and the way they ran the football, it >> thank you for watching us at 5, you will see you back here at 6:00. >> the cbs weekend news is next. news updates are captioning sponso

.>> parents a they are not being cavalier about the challenges of covid-19, that masking and social distancing is needed and they even understand they can't be can class v days a week. but they say the kids need the structure that jim cannot provide. >> the hybrid model is really the next best outcome. >> these parents a they know that the alameda county is in the purple tier right now and the state is in a massive covid- 19 surge, but once they had the red tier they want to see their kids back into the classroom safely. >> contra costa county is holding off on raising fines on businesses divine health orders. the fines currently start at $250 and are capped at $1000 per violation. proponents of raising the fine say they are merely not high enough to force compliance as evidence by restaurants openly operating in danville. >> this is not going to end until people choose to comply. >> doesn't seem that raising the maximum fine will get us any greater compliance.>> in san jose, the first vaccines have arrived and the first two groups are lining up to get them. just under 6000 doses of the pfizer

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cavalier, often arbitrary orders, many of which have little basis in science or data imposed but e people often see themselves as not subject to their own jurisdiction. this isn't the democracy that america was founded to on. it's actually a form of tyranny. and if it goes on much longer, more and more americans are going to do what they did in the past, they're going to revolt. here with me to discuss all this are two business owners who have been standing up to these measures from authority, alan adams is the owner of paragon bar and grill, and lovita owns havens garden in minnesota. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you for having me. gerry: if i could start with you, tell us exactly what's happened with your business. you've been taking on the governor of minnesota, i believe. >> yes, i have. well, he has been calling, harassing, sending people out, the health department to hut down my business and to threaten us that we can't open. and so i got a cease and desist order on wednesday saying that i have 72 hours to be closed. that happened at, like, 10:30 in the morning. i don't k

this is no time to be cavalier. >> and dr. gupta, when it comes to as you mentioned before misinformation and cavalier, i have to bring up your tweet response to senator marco rubio. marco rubio said, oh, it appears that, you know, elites think that regular people aren't willing to make the right decision. you responded to that and shut him down. i wish i could play a music beat behind it by how strong your words were. can you tell me how frustrating it must be for you as a doctor to have to shut down misinformation from elected officials, many of whom already have access to the vaccine. >> well, he was wrong for saying that. pointblank he was wrong. he has a platform. people trust senator rubio. and what i fear he's doing is i've seen from a few of his colleagues is distorting the concept of personal freedom. and talking about personal freedom in ways which are adversarial to what scientists and public health experts are saying. listen, all we want is for people to think about personal freedom in the following terms, jason --

i think he was cavalier and undermining the rule of law. i don't think he should be pardoned.ggest those pardonpardons, already been through the trial and you can't leverage it anymore. it had nothing to do with unshackling people that's unl unleveraged. >> manafort lied to them because he was trying to get a pardon. kirsten, tonight we have 28 days left in the administration. rick sanatorium says that trump knows he has 28 days left. >> i have no idea. i don't believe he would not be doing this if he thought he's going to be in the white house. i really have not seen anything the last four years to suggest that he felt hemmed in any way buy these guard rails that are supposed to exist for presidents to not do things that are not illegal. this falls into that category. what he's doing is completely unethical and inappropriate. he demonstrated that he's more than willing to do things like that. i think he would have known for quite some time but did not win the election. i don't think he's in denial tch. he's raising money and gaining more power and basically mislead people and

the bulldogs worked over the number 16 cavaliers, 98-75, and zach's fourth win over a top 20 team this season. in case you are wondering, yes, i went to virginia. nba, lebron james for the record-tying fourth time was elected associated press male athlete of the year. matched lance armstrong and tiger woods. the warriors, they couldn't stay with the milwaukee bucks and giannis antetokounmpo. they were blown out and had some scoring issues. in two games they lost by a combined 65 points. steve kerr addressed that. >> for a brand-new team thrown together with a couple of weeks of practice and just playing with the two best teams of the league, it has looked bad and i have no doubt we will get a lot better as we go. we have a lot of work ahead of us.>> we will see how this translates to sunday's game. this is steph curry today, he made 105 consecutive three- point shots in five minutes. he blew past his previous record of 77. coming up on the two for saturday night show, the raiders. in progress with the miami dolphins. >> coming up in our next half hour, millions of americans are just ho

that fear is people hearing about a vaccine are going to be very cavalier about it and not take precautions, the kind of things they have been doing throughout the pandemic. are you worried about that? >> i am. i'm worried on a couple of different fronts. we thought at the outset that this was a respiratory virus that mostly would affect elderly patients and those with underlying medical problems. that is not the case. this is more than a respiratory virus. this virus has the capability of attacking the lining of your blood vessels in your heart and your lungs and your kidneys, and your brain. it is extraordinarily serious virus. we are seeing as time evolves, and emergence. these are patients who after you fully recover from the virus are having ongoing serious problems with constant fatigue, et cete et cetera. that occurs in about half of the patients and may be 1 of 10 experience organ damage. and it doesn't just occur in elderly patients. we see these post-viral consequences occur in younger patients, and even patients with very mild symptoms. if someone thinks i'm young and healthy and

relate overwhelmingly on the support of african-americans to clinch the nomination -- speaking in cavalierabout cutting one of the most important social safety net programs. i think rightly distressing to a lot of progressives on top of interpersonal issues and lack of decorum she is demonstrated on the internet. questions clearly, especially among young people in this country, is how the biden economic team will deal with the issue of student debt, which is now into the trillions of dollars. any since that you have from these pix far where the direction of his policies might go in that area? >> i'm not overly optimistic. i don't know neera tanden or any of the others have spoken directly on this issue but she is someone who over the course of her career has emphasized moderation. back which was working for hillary clinton 2016, she was one of her advisors advising her against adopting a $15 minimum wage. saids on record as having we will never have medicare for all becse people are gog to be unwilling to let go of their private health insurance. this at a time where i believe we are up to

the way in which president trump and the current occupants of the white house have really taken a cavalierecause of the virus throughout this pandemic. >> makes a lot of sense. we talked earlier in the program that 50 of the president's and plus associates have gotten sick. makes sense not just for the president-elect but all the people working for him. alexi, axios has reporting on pete buttigieg and what kind of post he might get? probably wanted to be u.n. ambassador. that didn't pan out. what do you know? >> that's right. the kind of key trypost for may buttigieg. likely sending him to china. the idea, mayor pete at just 38 years old has great political ambitions, though some think he needs a little more experience, and this is an opportunity that could allow him to sort of beef up his foreign policy chops and allies of his say it's a matter of when not if he might seek another presidential bid. doing something like this, although night mnot have been hs first choice and u.n. ambassador, that is something that could give him foreign policy chops in way he hasn't had just yet as former

the others seem that is threatening in such a cavalier weight is religious observance and all about thathere are good news here. the diocese of brooklyn, as well as jewish believers took cuomo to court and basically they wanted the supreme court level and that ruling has been used across the country saying you can't subject religious believers to a higher standard, more restrictions than you do to casinos or cosco. and now they are all having to comply even in california. look, they are still limited but the important thing and i would urge people safely consider what you are doing but you can celebrate christmas safely and responsibly in social distance and look, we've gone to church every week since this thing started. you social distance people and they have masks and it's fine. there are ways to adjust but we cannot allow our deeply held belief and not just to worship but to publicly express our faith. that is the key here. public expression of faith is what the constitution guaranteed. we should let no one take that away from us. find innovative ways for it are the people who are ge

i think we better be careful if we are not cavalier in thinking that children are completely immune toleterious effects. i don't have a good explanation or solution to the problem of what happens when you close schools and it triggers a cascade of events. lou: well, joining us now is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch and, tom, it's good to have you here. the president today pointing out, as did sidney powell just now, the missing in action fbi and d. of justice -- department of justice, this is truly remarkable when we have claims of vote or fraud all across the country. we're watching it with our very eyes, listening to the eyewitnesses themselves and reading the affidavits and accounts. and the fbi and the department of justice are absolutely acquiescent to voter fraud, electoral fraud and worse, what may be a foreign assault on the country for all we know. >> well, it's no surprise. they've been acquiescent to all sorts of criminality the last few years, enabling it in some cases. judicial watch has been alone in trying to enforce federal law that states take reasonable st

and then you see these governors and mayors out there and a hot shot like aoc being cavalier about takingcine. >> and many of them, we have seen countless examples of these so-called leaders who aren't even following their own guidelines that they are setting for everyone else. there needs to be some level of accountability but these people. the recall effort needs to, people need to get behind it because gavin newsom needs to feel the pain he inflicted on so many californians, whether small business, restaurants shut down for no reason when the science doesn't back down shutting down indoor dining or outdoor dining for these people who are suffering or forcing people to be in isolation and stay by themselves when we see depression rates in suicide rates spike in the country. people need to be held accountable. people even like dr. birx, jason. dr. birx, in my opinion should step down from the coronavirus white house team. she is supposed to be at the top setting the example for the nation. she broke her own rules. when it comes to thanksgiving. >> jason: i have a hard out. i've got to go

that the cavalier attitude taken by the trump people is only going to get you closer to catching this stuff. if you go the biden way and the science way, you have a really good chance of not catching it. it's as plain as it can be. >> let's talk about the timing here, the electoral college about to meet, december 14th. fourth quarter of the super bowl and team trump just lost its quarterback. >> but team trump is not going to win this, so whether they have rudy giuliani or not, it's not going to make a difference. i personally don't believe they even think they can win it because it's just so obvious on the face of it that the accusations and arguments they make publicly, that then they don't even make it when they go into court. if they do dare to make them, they get shot down immediately. >> is this the nail in the coffin, do you think? >> i honestly don't think it makes any difference if rudy is in charge or not. they don't have a case. there's nothing that rudy can say or do. there's nothing anybody can say or do because it's a confection. it's completely made up from whole cloth

we were the bone and sinew of the north, the white mudsills mowing down these cavaliers. people like brewster wanted access to the south's resources. he talked with his family about, downoiled -- the soil here in virginia is wonderful. he is not alone in saying that. i want to tell uncle edward he ought to move here and i am thinking of getting a farm down here. this is when we can have independence. that is going to mean utilizing the labor of former slaves. now, there is never any doubt in brewster and other northerners' minds that they are going to pay wages to these former slaves, but understand that wage laborers during the war were somewhat ambiguous. i talked a lot about benjamin butler, the general who, at various moments during the war, commanded the department of virginia and later the department of virginia and north carolina. 1863, he initiated a plan in which he set the highest wage that an african-american man could make at $10, a number your audience will know was at that point the monthly wage for african-american soldiers. and he did that to funnel men fr

member of the lee county sheriff's department deputy dogs program gunner is just 4 months old he's a cavalier king charles spaniel he was rescued from an alligator attack in october when his owner jumped into a pond to save them. gunner was officially deputized as a member of the lee county sheriff's department deputy dogs program this week. do you swear. >>it's a pair of the constitutional or after the lee county sheriff's office going okay, it's a big day the detective now okay. there we go. >>a crazy story. i'm happy to say honors here today because of rick's past actions, jumping in without hesitation we were just out for a sunday morning stroll. all of a sudden just brought her to a meal look around and all the alligators former mount >>god is going to be working with the police department working with children and i for one adorable little dog, yeah. he's got a badge wraps up kron 4 news at 9 o'clock we will be back at the top of the hour. it is the moment the nation has been waiting for for nearly 9 months finally a vaccine for covid coming up a ucsf doctor will join us live to talk ab

going to have to borrow from china or another people and further mortgage our kids' future.i'm not cavalierspending money we don't have. >> nawaz: let me ask you in the minute and a half we have le, you are accused of being hypocritical by bernie sanders, and he said if you drove the deficit even higher, you should be to back this now. >> i disagree that it i think short-term, iter. did. we were well on our way of paying that because of number one of the component of a solution is economic growth. you grow the economy by and iregulation think that tax cut, if it had not been for the covid cession, would have fully paid for itself and ths some. so it t an accurate statement by senor sanders. >> nawaz: mitch mcconnell says he'll package together these items. section 230 or socia liabilities being stripped -- wu suort something like that? >> if we target the $2,000 payments. we're talking about $8,000 for a household of four. absolutelywe need to reduce or get rid of the liability protection on the moderationicies. not completely eliminate the section 230 liabili ptection, but on the censorshi

i don't think -- i think he was -- he was cavalier and -- and -- and undermined the rule of law.nd, no, i don't think he should be pardoned. but to suggest that those pardons somehow -- they've already been through the trial, john. >> right. >> they have already been convicted. you can't leverage them, any more. this had nothing to do with unshackling people who are leveraged. that's not the reality. >> i will say, andrew weissman who was on, before, said paul manafort did not cooperate with the investigation, and lied to them because he was trying to get a pardon. so, pardons, absolutely, did play a role in the investigation. kirsten, tonight, we have 28 days left in the trump administration. rick santorum says that donald trump knows we have 28 days left in the trump administration, now, which is a development, in and of itself. but what do you think will happen in that time period? >> i have no idea. but i don't believe that if -- that -- that he oowouldn't have been doing this if he thought he was going to be in the white house because i really haven't seen anything, in the l

and the and the new no new york knicks complete is a 9586 win over the cleveland cavaliers it was a nightto remember for julius randle with 28 points 12 rebounds and 11 assists randle completed his 1st trip double in 2 years cleveland going down for the 1st time this season while new york have now wanting to and they've also lost 2. and in the world of cricket new zealand have won their 1st test against pakistan by 101 runs in mt maunganui pakistan was 71 for 3 at the start of play chasing an unlikely 373 victory after losing an early wicket captain $100.00 strong then followed them held out for the tourists the pair battled for more than 4 and a half hours as one was out for a 60 and i fell for 102 after that my home bowlers cleaned up the tail and pakistan were all out for 271. now 2014 olympic downhill skiing champion not just may has taken 1st place in the men's world cup event in italy his photo australian vincent christian meyer in wednesday's race the course on the sylvia mounts and paulson nothing more than its me is considered one of the most challenging on the entire professiona

. >> well, i mean, to give you an idea of just how cavalier they are with things, the president's teamwsuit in georgia's state court on friday. they forgot to pay the filing fee or fill out the pipework to fi so it got thrown out by a judge. i don't think they actually care. i think they want to whip people into a sense of grievance. the fact of the matter is people here understand we've got a great system and we've got ballots that print out. most of the outside voices i've dealt with here actually don't realize that the ballots in georgia are printed out with who you voted for on them. so it's very hard to actually say the machines were stolen. but we're kind of at a point where facts don't matter with a lot of people. >> which i think is really terrifying in a sense. erick, do you get a feeling that people -- how many people do you think really believe what the president's saying? >> you know, i actually think it's more like team sport. when your team loses you blame the refs. and people ultimately come around. in fact, i think the overwhelming majority of people who are saying that

some countries for example might take a little too cavalier assuming they're doing a limited strike or two andstill keep things under wraps . so final set of questions on weapons of mass destruction. >>. >> these are complex questions. on the first one,it's clear . the devastation that the covid-19 virus has done not just to the united states but t the world. and it's imperative when you look back at the january february timeframe and the economic devastation and obviously the loss of human life. so good that virus or any other type of virus or other biological type system be deployed for nefarious purposes and do that by intent. absolutely yes it could. on these other concerns, yes it is a concern. is it a concern that a nationstate would do that ? certainly nationstates have the ability to develop these weapons and could deploy them that would be very drastic move on the part of any nationstate which would be a complete and utter act of war which wouldhave a devastating response from the united states . of more concern would be a terrorist organization . someone who may or may not be

and the new york knicks completed a 9586 win over the cleveland cavaliers it was a night to remember for judas randle 28 points 12 rebounds and 11 assists randle completed his 1st trip double in 2 years even going down for the 1st season this season while new york has now won 2 and lost 2. and in cricket new zealand of won their 1st test against pakistan by 101 runs in mount pac sun was 71 for 3 at the start of the play online game 373 for victory after losing in early we kick captain 101 and. held out for the tourists the pair battled for more than 4 and a half hours because rome was out for 60 and alan fell for one or 2 after that the homeowners cleaned up the tail and packs on route 5271. now earlier we saw how the e.p.l. has been affected by the pandemic well tennis is facing very similar issues with officials trying to thrash out this season but a.t.p. is announce that march to india whirls tournament has been postponed pandemic has already forced the australian open the 1st grand slam of the season to be pushed back by 3 weeks to february. german ski jumper called going to has

and their behavior was always cavalier, which made it impossible for those of us, and experts like dr. fauci and others on the task force, who were trying to actively do the right thing. but it was impossible, given the fact that this is a white house that was never going to accept and take it seriously because they knew that they were on the losing end on it. and it's just a -- it's tragic. >> do you put mike pence in that group of people? i mean, did he review this piece, before it was published? what responsibility does he have for that message? >> he can't be the head of the coronavirus task force, and especially more recently, i have been appalled at his behavior. in going along with this whole machine. you know, with the rallies, and with staff getting infected and there being outbreaks in these events that continue and the holiday parties. i don't know how you can morally look yourself in the mirror, and say this is okay. i mean, i -- but, at the end of the day, i know who his boss is. and i know that he has always catered to that fact. and i know that he is in a tough situatio

and the new york knicks completes a 9586 when they have the cleveland cavaliers it was a night to remember for julius randle with 28 points 12 rebounds and 11 assists randle completed his 1st triple double in 2 years cleveland going down for the 1st time this season while new york have now won 2 and lost to. me. now in cricket new zealand of won their 1st test match against pakistan by 101 runs in mt maunganui pakistan was 71 for 3 at the start of the play chasing an unlikely 373 for victory after news ing in captain how mothers won and. held out for the tourists the pair battled for more than 4 and a halt at home was result was out for 60 and alan fell for $100.00 after that the home bowlers cleaned up the tail and pakistan were all out for 271. now earlier we saw how the e.p.l. has been affected by the pandemic well tennis is facing a very similar issue with officials trying to thrash out this season they announce the launch india wells tournament has been postponed the event which is often referred to as tennis 5th major was cancelled this year as well the pandemic has already forced fr

that's why he's cavalier in the bank. that's why he's walking. that's why he gets the lollipop.think it's real. and i feel horrible for the family, but if you look really at the evidence and the fact that those prostitutes are in his notebook, in his handwriting, and that he knew them and that they introduced him to these other people, it's really undeniable according to the evidence. >> there's plenty of evidence that says brian is an unwilling participant. >> and you'd cite what, jean, when you say that? >> i would cite if you're a willing participant and supposedly you were there the day before, then there's no reason when you take a pizza order to write down directions of where you're going because you know where you're going, because you've been there the day before. >> and he did that? >> and brian did that. so that's number one. and number two, he was lured into a wooded area by criminals, and they forced this live bomb on him and shoved notes on him. >> said here you go. >> and if you don't do exactly what we say, boom. >> ken barnes pleaded guilty to using a destructive

the new york city metropolitan area going out of business, the common link is the sweeping sort of cavalierre of these restrictions that are going to prevent these various cities and states coming back economically. >> you're right, there is a big financial impact for sure but i think the human cost is one no one is talking about. we were talking about it a little bit earlier. the idea communities want to come together to help each other after months of being far apart. people who need to know, hey i need to bring my neighbor groceries? do i need to figure out how to help the mother whose husband has been in the hospital for the past couple months, that is what we find when we come together as a community. for worshipers that want to safely come together, they want to know what is going on with the neighbors, to make it through difficult timess especially times of the holidays when it can get pretty lonely. neil: you're actually right. thank you for your efforts to bring attention to the fact a lot of this gets a little extreme and a little bit dictatorial without thinking of ramifications

it is those kinds of stories of the kind of cavalier attitudes of employers that will fuel the flames no protection for people like that, you know so there is going to be that balance. i think the bigger story here is the emergence of -- >> on that point, i read the story on tyson, and i did see tyson's response which we should probably bring up too, the company has taken action against those employees that were doing that obviously that is a horrific situation. the company says that it is taking action on this. i think that that is something we should point out too. >> i agree but my point is that what you are seeing right now is the ehe per emergence of the moderates you have the common sense people in the house, you have the moderates in the senate. and, you know, they are kind of edging out maybe some of the other positions. >> we've spoken with the heads of the problem solvers caucus in the house. and congresswoman, i'll ask you, what happens with this is this going to be a time when the moderates really did have a bigger voice, or is this another situation where, you know, the f

then we can see something like a mario wood and people be very cavalier about how it happened, the wait it happened, he was wrong. he had a weapon and there's all of these impulses to defend that behavior. it happened over and over again. trayvon martin. there were conversations about this that unfolded during that time. he was in the wrong place. there was a lot of anger expressed about the michael brown situation. he was still laying there. as it came out casually. it was a lot for me going through this experience. i have to say. >> vice president taylor: i will open up to other commissioners to have a chance to talk to you. >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you. i want to echo commissioner taylor's words and i want to thank you for appearing tonight and to express -- it's clear this is very emotional for you. you didn't ask to be -- i know you made that very clear. you didn't ask to be in this position. you didn't ask to be the spokesperson for this. you didn't ask for this e-mail to be released. end up in the media and have all of the negative consequences of that. i'm very sorry that

we have been cavalier about getting out and getting open and i'm not going to say who's right or wrongt the important thing about this is we will have more volatility, but again against the bigger backdrop i think there's an amazing buying opportunity into next year. stuart: on that note, the city euphoria index from citibank is at the highest level since the year 2000, which backs up your suggestion that yet-- next year could be further record books books. keith, thank you. let's get to the latest on vaccines, every monday morning there's usually good news on vaccines and i think today no exception. lauren, what we have? lauren: we have a timeline with the first americans backs and they vaccinated on friday or saturday so here's the timeline, at the eight meets thursday. they will decide if they should green like pfizer and biontech. if they do hhs secretary said shipments begin within 24 hours of authorization and within hours they can begin vaccinating. he said a similar timeline would be for moderna. .-dot fda meeting is december 17, all in enough doses to vaccinate 20 million peop

then we can see something like a mario wood and people be very cavalier about how it happened, the wait it happened, he was wrong. he had a weapon and there's all of these impulses to defend that behavior. it happened over and over again. trayvon martin. there were conversations about this that unfolded during that time. he was in the wrong place. there was a lot of anger expressed about the michael brown situation. he was still laying there. as it came out casually. it was a lot for me going through this experience. i have to say. >> vice president taylor: i will open up to other commissioners to have a chance to talk to you. >> commissioner hamasaki: thank you. i want to echo commissioner taylor's words and i want to thank you for appearing tonight and to express -- it's clear this is very emotional for you. you didn't ask to be -- i know you made that very clear. you didn't ask to be in this position. you didn't ask to be the spokesperson for this. you didn't ask for this e-mail to be released. end up in the media and have all of the negative consequences of that. i'm very sorry that