and in this house, christopher columbus is a hero. end of story. t indigenous peoples day or is it columbus day? it's columbus day, brother. this is a very aggressive sucker that is. what does christopher columbus mean to you all about family? he discovered america. he paved the pathway for italian americans and the italian community. he's a hero. a lot of immigrants come here like they're doing now, okay? to try to find happiness like we did years ago. like my parents did. like my grandparents did. did your grandparents come through the border? they came. they came on a boat. you're going to need a bigger boat. people are tearing down columbus statues. they want to cancel the guy. what's going on? listen, they shouldn't cancel anything. they need to keep things the way they are. you can't judge on what people did back in the day. what are you going to do? tear down statues, make pinky rings. what do they want to do? what has he done to you? has he hurt you in any way, shape or form? did he offend you in any way, shape or form? let it be, let it be.

. >> they also found out his original helene was christopher columbus berg to the panel now that we know that columbus is jewish, how does this change your opinion about columbus day see you later, everybody it's still trash and he's still trash. >> is trash that is >> i do think it does mean that it's high-end restaurants should carry more kosher options and amara have are black jokes not going to get like cancel episode six 61, scientist told the documentary how they were able to find this out saying quote, we have dna from christopher columbus very partial, but sufficient yes. >> so now we're one step closer to jurassic parking. christopher i have to say when i heard that, i thought like could they still see he was circumcised 500 years later. he should exhale line giant blank attacks. bay village police officer you know, this it's so freaking funny. do over here first her raid flow i. do know this why? it is funny what does it, it's a giant inflatable jacket lantern. is that really? yes. do that close? yeah police officer then officer outside cleveland responded to a call of somethin

. >> they also found god, his original name was christopher columbus berg weston to the panel. >> now that we know that columbus is jewish how does this change your opinion about columbus day see you later, everybody it's still trash and he's still trash. >> is trash that is antisemitism that it's high in restaurants should carry more kosher options and amber have are black jokes nothing to get me cancel episode six 61, scientist told the documentary how they were able to find this out saying, quote, we have dna from christopher columbus, very partial but sufficient yes. so now we're one step closer to jurassic parking. christopher color i have to say when i heard that i thought like, could they still see he was circumcised 500 years later. he should exhale line giant blank attacks. bay village police officer do you know this yes. >> it's so freaking funny. do over here. firstly her aid flow i do know this why it is funny. >> what does it? it's a giant inflatable jacket lantern. >> is that really? >> yes. let's do that close. yeah giant inflatable pumpkin attack police officer an offi

a genetic study of the remains of the explorer christopher columbus strongly suggests that he wasjewish research by spanish scientists. he's likely to have been born in western europe, possibly in the spanish city of valencia. it's thought colombus — whose voyages began the spanish conquests in the americas — concealed hisjewish ethnicity, or converted to catholicism to escape religious persecution. practising jews were expelled from spain in 1a92, the same year columbus landed in the americas. professor emeritus of mediterranean history at the university of cambridge, david abulafia, gave us his analysis of the genetic study. if you were to go to genoa, and you can go to what is said to be his house, it was part after he died, but you can see photographs of documents in the archives which do refer to a christopher columbus he was born in the city, who came from a family of weavers. so, one would really need to make sure this is not the same person because it has always been assumed that it is the same person, and this genovese connection, that is his identity. it is very complicated. i

all right. >> tonight, i just wanted to acknowledge christopher columbus since apparently everyone else is trying to cancel villainize. this man, why can't we do both celebrate, both indigenous peoples and columbus? why does history have to be reduced to a zero sum game? happy columbus day to everyone why? because of the words of great american historian tony soprano, he discovered america is what he did. he was a brave italian explore and in the jennings household christopher columbus as a hero. end of story country where millions of people have already lived okay ashley i'll also close with saying happy the indigenous people day on my hot take, pop

tonight, i just wanted to acknowledge christopher columbus, since apparently everyone else is trying to cancel or villainize this man, why can't we do both, celebrate both indigenous peoples and columbus? why does history have to be reduced to a zero sum game? happy columbus day to everyone. >> why? >> because of the words of great american historian tony soprano, he discovered america is what he did. he was a brave italian explorer and in the jennings household, christopher columbus as a hero. end of story a country where millions of people have already lived? okay. you got ashley i'll also close with saying, happy indigenous peoples day on my hot take, pop the balloon. >> okay? well, if you don't know as the internet sensation jayden gave, sometimes i just wished our politics was this simple and i can just pop trump's balloon and he would go away in this elect election because i'm over it. i'm over at 22 days. we got to get this done. and republican should want his balloon will be popped to that billing. >> if you were like me well, tonight, kamala harris lays o

. >> they also found out his original name was christopher columbus berg question to the panel. now that we know that columbus is jewish how does this change your opinion about columbus day? see you later everybody it's still trash and he's still trash. >> is trash that is anti semitic that a time restaurants, she carry more kosher option sure i can lead and amara have are black jokes nothing to get me cancel the documentary how they were able to find this out saying quote, we have dna from christopher columbus very partial, but sufficient yes. so now we're one step closer to jurassic parking. christopher color i have to say when i heard that, i thought like, could they you'll see he was circumcised 500 years later. here's your next headline giant blank attacks bay village police officer you know, this it's so freaking funny. do over here. firstly her aid flow i do know this why it is funny. >> what it's a giant inflatable jacket lantern. >> is that really? >> yes. do that close? >> yeah police officer. >> an officer outside cleveland responded to a call of something on the road

i'm certainly not a scholar, christopher columbus, but scholar either. but i, i and i do think it's probably although cook has sometimes been called the columbus of the pacific, i think that's an unfair characterization. and because cook cook never left a single person behind, he did not colonize these places. he did not. participate like like columbus did. and yet destruction of populations or, you know, mass murder, he may move from ireland to island ireland. he had a few encounters that were violent, a few, but it works both ways. in one case, ten of his men were were killed in in new zealand, for example. so i think it's unfair to kind of compare those two explorers, columbus really, really was. a much darker figure in the history of the world than than. and now what came immediately after? cook i get it. i mean. like the colonization of of australia and tasmania, for example, that's a dark story, but that's not something that cook himself did. so, you know, i think that is a much larger, darker and more complicated subject. the story of colonization

he was a brave italian explore and in the jennings household christopher columbus as a hero. end of story country where millions of people have already lived okay ashley i'll also close with saying happy the indigenous people day on my hot take, pop the balloon. okay, so if you don't know if the internet sensation jayden gave, sometimes i just wished our politics was this simple and i could just pop trump's balloon and he would go away in this elect election because i'm over it. i'm over at 22 days. we got to get this done and republican should want his balloon will be popped to that billing. >> if you are likely to know what this was about everyone. thank you very much. thank you for watching newsnight election just three weeks from tomorrow, vice president harris is speaking right now, expected shortly to call out the former president's focus on what he calls the enemy within, meaning the americans and his promise to use troops to deal with them. >> also tonight, bill clinton weighs in on a notorious murder and the undocumented immigrant accused of it putting the harris cam

. >> today is really important because when we used to say christopher columbus, you know, that was someoneho oppressed indigenous people, our first nations people here have been in the background, seems like for a long time, you know, and i think just just having a day where we feel acknowledged and we can call our own. >> san francisco officially declared indigenous peoples day in 2018 and has held the celebration ever since. in partnership with nonprofits. okay. tesla unveiled its newest vehicle, just last week to mixed reviews. we'll tell you about the similarities that one director says he found in the design to a movie he made 20 years ago. also coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, with just over three weeks to go now until the election, national polls show a very, very tight race for the white house. plus, sean diddy combs facing more lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault and abuse. we'll have all f that com it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make

. >> is really important because when we used to say christopher columbus, you know, that was someone who oppressed indigenous people. our first nations people here have been in the background, seems like for a long time, you know, and i think just just having a day where we feel acknowledged and we can call our own. >> san francisco officially declared indigenous peoples day in 2018 and has held this celebration in partnership with nonprofits. >> and here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories. a triple shooting in oakland over the weekend left three teenagers hurt after a fire broke out. they are all expected to survive. officials at zion national park in utah say the ceo of a software company died after he fell almost 200ft while climbing in the canyons, and a man tried to jump into two different private planes in an attempt to steal them. officials in sonoma now searching for that suspect. you can find these stories and more at ktvu. dot com. >> a lake tahoe estate just sold and set a new record. a look at the history behind the lakefront home

to bring you — a genetic study of the remains of the explorer chirstopher of the explorer christopher columbusas a sephardicjew possibly from valencia — and not from genoa in italy as traditionally thought. it's believed he may have concealed his true identity — or converted to catholicism — to escape religious persecution. more coming up at the top of the hour. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it's been an unsettled start to the weekend, with low pressure pushing several bands of rain southwards across the uk on saturday, but we did manage some spells of sunshine between these successive areas of rain. it was a mild day, particularly across southern areas of england and wales. top temperatures reached 17 degrees, but in cardiff, we've got a drop of four degrees celsius on the way as we head into sunday. low pressure then clears off out of the way. a ridge of high pressure follows, bringing a better day for many of us on sunday. however, it is going to be a chilly old start to the day underneath these clearing skies, temperatures are dropping like a stone at the moment. we've got a few sh

a genetic study of the remains of the explorer christopher columbus has concluded that he was most likely and not from genoa in italy, as traditionally thought. it's believed he may have concealed his true identity — or converted to catholicism — to escape religious persecution. and before we go, hundreds of hot air balloons have dotted the skies above new mexico this week for the annual albuquerque international balloon fiesta — said to be the largest in the world. 0rganisers say more than 500 hot air balloons have ascend to the skies. the festival concludes on sunday. we head over to our colleagues in london for more on bbc news. hello. it's been an unsettled start to the weekend, with low pressure pushing several bands of rain southwards across the uk on saturday, but we did manage some spells of sunshine between these successive areas of rain. it was a mild day, particularly across southern areas of england and wales. top temperatures reached 17 degrees, but in cardiff, we've got a drop of four degrees celsius on the way as we head into sunday. low pressure then clears off out of the

when explorer christopher columbus first arrived in the americas. but according to the smithsonian national museum of the american indian, 95% of the indigenous population was lost following that first contact. historical experts from the museum say it is important for americans outside the indigenous community to have awareness about the issues affecting communities across the country. indigenous people in our own country are the minority of minorities. they are the poorest of the poor and our issues are not publicized by mainstream media. more than a dozen states in the u.s. currently recognize some form of indigenous day. last year, lawmakers from both the house and senate reintroduced a bill that would establish indigenous peoples day as a federal holiday and replace columbus day. i'm at the anchor desk now with our janelle wang, who's working on the 5:00 news. hi, audrey. as we wrap up, hispanic heritage month, there is a famous forty-niner who celebrates his culture with so much pride, you'll recognize him. we're talking about 49ers all-pro li

i'm one of them. kids could buy the in 1492 this evening, christopher columbus rates to the bahamas and discover the new world for europe. the wealth of america and its fast territories cause the envy of the europeans, especially the spaniards and the portuguese. they sought, after taking over these lands. however, there lived indigenous peoples with a high culture and their own nation, who was there a barbaric colonization of america, which went down in history under the name of con diesel. that lasted for more than 100 years seems 1521 care design. cortez is done using the doors, captured and destroyed the capital of the aztec empire. daniels practically massacring the local population. following them, francisco pizarro is gone. case the doors destroyed the inc. i. empire as a result of spanish aggression, the ancient maya civilization collapse, suppressing the resistance of the indians. the invaders carried out mass executions . the horrendous genocide was aggravated by the diseases that the europeans had brought to america. the number of the indigenous population decreased 16 times

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a genetic study of the remains of the explorer christopher columbus strongly suggests that he wasjewish western europe, possibly in the spanish city of valencia. it's thought colombus — whose voyages began the spanish conquests in the americas — concealed hisjewish ethnicity, or converted to catholicism to escape religious persecution. practising jews were expelled from spain in 1a92 — the same year columbus landed in the americas. bands and singers are playing half as many gigs in the uk — on an average tour — as they did in the 1990s. the music venue trust says a typical tour used to have 22 gigs, while now there's often just 11. chi chi izundu reports. making the news this year has been the huge artists and their huge tours and whilst they are being credited on bringing billions to the uk economy bands flocking to see names at larger venues may be neglecting local venues and grassroots musicians. this pub once upon a time used to be a music venue which played host to some of the biggest names in rock music. queen, the rolling stones, it was on the list for oasis's first tore 30 years

. >> attacking christopher columbus a couple years ago? kamala harris. she realizes this is a vulnerable on certain levels and campaign does. >> yes, in western. >> i would tie into the olympic ceremony too and what i see here is for everybody that republicans the last supperization. >> it was awful. >> never would have done anything like what they did in the olympics and gretchen whitmer if islam was the butt of the joke and terrified of what the response would be and generosity. the christian faith and lampoons them and doing or saying anything about the christians. >> not on this program, larry. >> we're here to make a difference. larry: rich lowry and tammy bruce, thank you very much. bret baier's exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris this wednesday, 6:00 p.m. eastern on special report. on kudlow, president trump wants 10,000 new border patrol agents. when kudlow returns and remember, folks, catch kudlow monday through friday at 4:00 p.m. on fox business and is there a reason you can't go over head and going for them and dvr the show.

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. >> what you know who was attacking christopher columbus a couple of years ago? kamala harris. >> it they shut down the -- the. >> it is still there. larry: people battle over this, i don't understand it, it is an anti-catholic thing, first anti-italian. >> i would tie it to olympic ceremony, i see for everyone that remembers last supper bastard swrpast. >> generosity of people of christian faith is what l blampoons them in many ways. >> not on this program. >> we're here to make it up. larry: we are doing straight socialistic, after after market show, rich lowry and tammy bruce, and clay nice to meet you. larry: bret baier's interview with vice president kamala harris, this wednesday, 6 p.m. eastern on special report. coming on kudlow, president trump wants 10,000 new border patrol agents to end the biden-harris migrant crisis. we'll talk about it with tennessee senator bill hagerty and a few other things when kudlow returns, you can catch kudlow, monday through friday 4 p.m. here on fox business, if you can't get us at 4:00, for heaven's sakes, text your favori

the discoveries and daring spirit of christopher columbus.is a figure that is revered especially by italian americans, but of course, as they do with every american tradition the left and kamala harris want to destroy the stay and shame all of us for celebrating it. remember this? >> it is an honor, of course, to be with you this week to celebrate indigenous day as we speak truth about our nation's history. those explorers ushered in a wave of devastation for transformations coaching perpetrate violence, stealing land, spreading disease. we must not shy away from this shameful past. >> laura: of course, trump, he is sticking with chris. >> memory stands as a testament to the daring spirit that built our great civilization. as long as i have anything to say about this and i hope that will be a long time, it will always be columbus day. [cheers and applause] >> laura: and that is a perfect encapsulation of where we are as a nation and the choice that is before us in 22 days. so, which way is it, america? that is the focus of tonight's "angle."

. >> this day is really important because when we used to say, christopher columbus, you know, that wasfirst nations people here have been in the background, seems like for a long time, you know, and i think just just having a day where we feel acknowledged and we can call our own. >> now, san francisco officially declared indigenous peoples day in 2018 and has held the celebration ever since in partnership with some non-profits. the daylong festival started with an early morning sunrise ceremony at alcatraz island, the site of the 1969 occupation by native american activists fighting for indigenous rights. >> time now 558. will warriors guard lindsey waters, the third proudly represented his heritage on indigenous peoples day. >> you know me, marin and kyrie. i would say are the three main ones in the nba that really carry that heritage with us ahead. >> moving the ball now. >> mr. waters is from the kiowa tribe of oklahoma. he's a cherokee citizen. he says he takes it upon himself to be there for his community and to be able to celebrate the holiday with his people is amazing, he says

. >> day is october 14th, a day celebrate annually as the anniversary of christopher columbus's arrival to america in 18, 90 the 34th president of the united states, dwight d eisenhower was born the popular children's book character. winnie the pooh was created making his literary debut. martin luther king junior won the nobel peace prize for his leadership in the american chvil rights movement. and yeah, grammy winning artist usher was born in 1979. national hockey league's greatest score. wayne gretzky scored his first goal german ferrari. driver michael schumacher won his 4th f one world drivers championship. and that's it. we're down. and in 2007, the world was introduced to the reality tv series keeping up with the kardashians, focusing mainly on sisters, kim kourtney and khloe. spooky season is in full swing and a new report names to bay area hotels among america's most haunted this year. >> the list put together by the historic hotels of america includes the clermont club and spa in berkeley group. it's got a reputation of luxury accommodations and amazing views. but guess report

want everybody in the world to come here hate the first immigrant whoever came to the country christopher columbusur question about elon musk. first of all, this is something i've been advocating for for 30 years. we need an efficiency commission that gets rid of redundancy, ineffectiveness, programs that are simply not working, or antiquated and elon musk is the absolute perfect person to do this. he is an efficiency expert. everything he touches turns to gold, and, you know, i'm old enough also to remember, stuart, you may not recall this , but when reagan became president, he had something called the grace commission, and this was experts on efficiency and are you ready for this? they found $250 billion of waste in the budget that they identified. if they found $250 billion 40 years ago what do you think the number is today? well-over a trillion dollars. this can be done, and it's not going to affect a single, or affect people's social security benefits or national security. it's just waste and efficiency. stuart: we have a spending problem in this country. >> yes. stuart: not a tax problem. th

. >> this day is really important because when we used to say, christopher columbus, you know, that was who oppressed indigenous people, our first nations people here have been in the background, seems like for a long time, you know, and i think just just having a day where we feel acknowledged and we can call our own. >> san francisco officially declared indigenous peoples day in 2018, and has held this celebration ever since. in partnership with nonprofits, the international indian treaty council is a representative organization, so we have affiliates or members all the way from alaska to argentina, all throughout the whole continent, including here in california. the festival is part of a day long celebration that started with a 5 a.m. sunrise ceremony at alcatraz island, the site of the 1969 occupation by native american activists who were fighting for indigenous rights. >> so we had those very occupiers and their family members on the island with us. this morning to pay that honor and to pay their respect to their sacrifices that they made. >> shirley guevara was a college student

into the italian heritage parade in 1994 after protesters objected to an event celebrating christopher columbus, the 100 56th annual italian heritage parade is set to kick off this sunday in north beach just as in years past there's could be music and appearances by italian american organizations. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 5, the big news from san francisco. the school district has just released the names of the schools. could face the possibility of having to close or merge break that down at the top of the hour. >> plus, jury selection began today in the trial of the man accused of killing the founder of cash app. we hear legal experts about what they expect from this high profile case. and remember, you can always stream kron 4 news for free on your tv with kron on app. it's available for download on apple tv. roku fire tv and samsung tv. you can also stream kron for news on the go with kron 4 mobile app or watch us online at fox. 4 dot watch us online at fox. 4 dot news at 5 next. depression is a journey. i'd made some progress on my antidepressant. but i was still masking my sym

mars countries have argued over the origins and final burial place of 15th century explorer christopher columbus for centuries. now, a new scientific study is debunking the traditional theory that columbus was from genoa in northwestern italy spanish scientists analyze the dna of remains buried in seville cathedral, long theorized to be those of columbus they compared the samples to those of his known family, and they found that columbus was a sephardic jew from western europe and that he's remains are indeed at the cathedral columbus died and 1506 in spain with 300,000 jews. once lived want to thank you so much for your company this hour i'm rosemary church. i'll be back with more cnn newsroom in just a moment. do stay with vegetable. you're actually both, right? but botanically speaking, the us supreme court ruled that a tomato is a vegetable because of how it's used in cooking i didn't know that now, you do every single day using battery equipment making the switch to battery was one of the best decisions that we made us a company it's headed, it's better to be ahead of it now and then get on

. >> this day is really important because when we used to say, christopher columbus, you know, that was someone who oppressed indigenous people. our first nations people here have been in the background, seems like for a long time, you know, and i think just just having a day where we feel acknowledged and we can call our own. >> san francisco officially declared indigenous peoples day in 2018 and has held this celebration ever since. in partnership with nonprofits. >> the international indian treaty council is a representative organization, so we have affiliates or members all the way from alaska to argentina, all throughout the whole continent, including here in california. >> the festival is part of a day long celebration that started with a 5 a.m. sunrise ceremony at alcatraz island, the site of the 1969 occupation by native american activists who were fighting for indigenous rights. >> so we had those very occupiers and their family members on the island with us this morning to pay that honor and to pay their respect to their sacrifices that they made. >> shirley guevara was a coll

. >> this day is really important because when we used to say, christopher columbus, you know, that was someone who oppressed indigenous people, our first nations people here have been in the background. seems like for a long time, you know, and i think just just having a day where we feel acknowledged and we can call our own. >> san francisco officially declared indigenous peoples day in 2018, and has held this celebration ever since. in partnership with nonprofits, the international indian treaty council is a representative organization, so we have affiliates or members all the way from alaska to argentina, all throughout the whole continent, including here in california. the festival is part of a day long celebration that started with a 5 a.m. sunrise ceremony at alcatraz island, the site of the 1969 occupation by native american activists who were fighting for indigenous rights. >> so we had those very occupiers and their family members on the island with us. this morning to pay that honor and to pay their respect to their sacrifices that they made. >> shirley guevara was a college

. >> today is october 14th, a day celebrate annually as the anniversary of christopher columbus's arrival to america 18, 90 the 34th president of the united states, dwight d eisenhower was born the popular children's book character. winnie the pooh was created making his literary debut. martin luther king junior won the nobel peace prize for his leadership in the american civil rights movement. and yeah, grammy winning artist usher was born in 1979. national hockey league's greatest score. wayne gretzky scored his first goal german ferrari. driver michael schumacher won his 4th f one world drivers championship. and that's it. we're down. and in 2007, the world was introduced to the reality tv series keeping up with the kardashians, focusing mainly on sisters, kim kourtney and khloe. >> 10, 15 is the time there's a new tool that you can use to track the work being done to prevent wildfires here in california. it's a first-of-its-kind dashboard that lets you see all fuel management projects in one place. on one map, state officials say 700,000 acres of land were treated last year to make th

became the italian heritage parade in 1994 after protesters objected to this event celebrating christopher columbus, the 150th annual italian heritage parade is set to kick off this sunday in north beach. and as in years past, there's gonna be music. food, appearances by italian american organizations. and it's always a good time. it's changed a lot over the years. thank you for joining us here during kron for news of 2, 3, i'm justine. i appreciate your time. we'll send things over now to grant and vicki to see what's coming up next on kron for news at 4. >> thanks, justine. at today at 4 charges dropped against 2 of 3 officers originally charged in the killing of mario gonzalez alameda county. >> as pamela price continues to face a recall effort. >> plus, one person has been injured in a shooting in the east bay. police have just cleared the scene. we're live in el serino with the latest there. and we've just gotten the list of san francisco public schools that they be forced to close. it's a long list. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 4 is next. does mark farrell have the righ

christopher columbus had a better chance of finding america than walls had of hitting his target. oh, man. he just had to shoot one thing. never even squeezed the trigger. lori from cornelius, north carolina. i bet stephen miller can load a shotgun. hubba hubba. that's all for toght. dvr the show. always remember, i'm watters, and this is my world. and welcome to hannity. and tonight, we are only 22 days away from the election. the panic on the left is palpable. the poll numbers are not good for kamala harris. however, i urge every voter to assume that your sole vote will decide this election in other words, take nothing for granted. but now, in a last ditch effort to win over voters, the harris campaign is getting very interesting. they are trying out two very desperate measures. one, the first includes more public events for the democratic candidate who's been in hiding for 84 days. and as you can imagine, it is not going well at all. take a look. you know, there's this whole i talked with somebody once who said, you know, if you just look at where the, the, the stars are in the

according to a new documentary, christopher columbus may have been jewish. yeah. instead of searching for a new route to the far east, he was only looking for a restaurant that's open on christmas. and finally, a disney world cake shop is under fire for having prices that start at $22 per slice. you mean i have to spend $220 for dinner? asks one man. all righ. why not? he loves it. all right. so border patrol agents are vowing that they're going to leave in droves if kamala wins in november. this follows the earlier endorsement of donald trump by the border patrol union. strange. you'd think the person labeled the border czar would have had this endorsement all sewn up. she should have been a shoo in like me for best abs at the teen choice awards. i got robbed. truth is, all these border patrol officers fleeing their jobs will be joining a herd of others fleeing their life's work because they know the dems don't want them doing it. it's mostly men fleeing traditional male jobs. cops, firemen, teamsters, jobs that often involve serious physical labor or upper body

>> i'm certainly not a scholar of christopher columbus. >> i'm not a scholar either. >> but, and i do think it's probably although cook has sometimes been called the columbus of the pacific, i think that's an unfair characterization because cook never left a single person behind. he did not colonize these places. he did not participate like columbus did in the destruction of populations or, you know, mass murder. he moved from island to island to island. he had a few encounters that were violent, a few. but it worked both ways. in one case, 10 of his men were killed in new zealand, for example. so i think it's unfair to kind of compare those two explorers. columbus really was a much darker figure in the history of the world than cook. and now what came immediately after cook, i get it. i mean, like the colonization of australia and taz mania, for example, that's a dark story, but that's not something that cook himself did. so, you know, i think that is a much larger, darker, and more complicated subject. the story of colonization and the genocide that i think, that is tied up with the

the shameful insanity that led to the removal and destruction of such statues as christopher columbus, junipero serra, ulysses grant, and francis scott key, is actually over today. you cannot operate in darkness, nor can you make unilateral, ignorant decisions about what stays and what goes. in fact, we demand the aforementioned works of art to be repaired and replaced in their original locations. and i understand your motivation is because i read all the documents i quote to rectify power imbalance. this, this everything about this would do absolutely nothing of the sort. instead, it is an obscene waste of millions of dollars in san francisco. that is currently suffering with true injustice. walk through the tenderloin. you'll find it. this is a waste of every single penny and an affront to rationality. every one of you should have rejected this ludicrous project. you should have said no, this is unethical, embarrassing, and i won't have any part of it. but you didn't. you took the money and now we are here. it's 2024. times have changed. and if anything should be toppled, it's the m

. >> this day is really important because when we used to say, christopher columbus, you know, that wastions people here have been in the background. seems like for a long time, you know, and i think just just having a day where we feel acknowledged and we can call our own. >> san francisco officially declared indigenous peoples day back in 2018, and they've held this celebration every since, ever since. in partnership with nonprofit organizations, the daylong festival began with an early morning sunrise ceremony at alcatraz island, the site of the 1969 occupation by native american activists who were fighting for indigenous rights. >> warriors guard linda waters, the third, spoke about being one of only a few indigenous players in the nba. >> you know me, marjon and kyrie. i would say are the three main ones in the nba that really carry that heritage with us ahead, moving the ball. >> waters is from the kiowa tribe of oklahoma. he is a cherokee citizen. he says he's grateful to be able to represent his heritage and people through his position with the warriors, says being able to celeb

did christopher columbus discovered america?t: guest: so who defines a lie, it seems to me that the process of checking the politicians say is in some cases, particularly for presidential candidates, robust. everywhere they say is scrutinized. i think the news media does a good job of telling what is true or false. i think there's a distinction probably with candidates at the lower levels because they just don't get the scrutiny that they need. with so few fact checkers, politicians are free to say anything they want. host: the other question if you want to take it on? guest: i will leave that one to historians. host: beyond the big lie. thank you for joining us today, thank you. guest: thanks for having me. host: political news, particularly with camping 2024. washington journal continues. ♪ >> sunday night on q&a, whole foods co-founder john mackey and harvard university psychology professor steven pinker discussed their books. the rise of the whole foods grocery store chain and his political and intellectual development. >> l

said, if you take that 12,000 years and you wrap it around 24 hour clock, but means is that christopher columbus shows up. at 11:28 p.m. and louis and clark show up at 1145 p all that other time is just them and the continent and, its natural world and its animal life and plant life. so for ten more than 10,000 years, we to make sure we we told that story but also that you can feel it in. the luckily the people that we interviewed think get that across the with the buffalo relied on them for everything. used every part of the buffalo so obviously important for their food important for their clothing their hides could be used to teepees. there if you left the fur on, they could keep you warm in the winter, then every other single part. it's a long, long list. ribs could be made into sleds for little kids. dried tongues could be used for hairbrushes the tail be used to swat flies or to dip into water. if you're in a sweat lodge to, make the steam rise. my friend gerard baker, a man and a dancer, said even the waste wasn't wasted out on the great plains. there's nothing better where there aren't ma

did christopher columbus discovered america?ho defines a lie, it seems to me that the process of checking the politicians say is in some cases, particularly for presidential candidates, robust. everywhere they say is scrutinized. i think the news media does a good job of telling what is true or false. i think there's a distinction probably with candidates at the lower levels because they just don't get the scrutiny that they need. with so few fact checkers, politicians are free to say anything they want. host: the other question if you want to take it on? guest: i will leave that one to historians. host: beyond the big lie. >> a live picture here from green bay, wisconsin where shortly vice president and democratic presidential candidate kamala harris will be speaking to a full house of supporters at a campaign rally this evening. it is expected to start shortly. we will have live coverage shortly when it gets underway. caller and mr. thomas brought up about the ultimate dinner. former president trump will address the center in

did christopher columbus discovered america?seems to me that the process of checking the politicians say is in some cases, particularly for presidential candidates, robust. everywhere they say is scrutinized. i think the news media does a good job of telling what is true or false. i think there's a distinction probably with candidates at the lower levels because they just don't get the scrutiny that they need. with so few fact checkers, politicians are free to say anything they want. host: the other question if you want to take it on? guest: i will leave that one to historians. host: beyond the big lie. >> live picture this afternoon from north carolina, where we are awaiting remarks from democratic vice presidential nominee governor tim walz. if you will be joined this afternoon by former president boat -- he will be joined this afternoon by former president bill clinton. we are told they are just a couple minutes away from starting, and we will have live coverage when he gets underway here on c-span. . few research data recent

. >> christopher columbus was secretly jewish.at obviously, he was traditionally been seen as a sailor from genoa. and now they're saying that he was went to genoa , and he's now from to genoa, and he's now from a family of jewish silk spinners from valencia, valencia . from valencia, valencia. >> and so what 1544 00