robert: cleve, i'm so glad you're on the program. because you've been reporting for weeks, months, for "the washington post" in florida. and florida is seeing a spike in cases. how is that surge in cases affecting the politics in that key state? >> yeah. we're looking at a situation where one out of every 100 floridians has coronavirus, right? and people are petrified. they're worried. they're afraid. but i think they're also beginning to look at, you know, what is the reason for this? what is the cause of it? why are one in every four coronavirus cases, you know, in florida? and whether there's a political reason, whether it's the governor who should do something differently? robert: and is the governor -- what's the governor -- governor ron desantis what's his political outlook at this moment? he's so close to president trump. >> yeah. you know, back in april, ron desantis had a news conference in the holy office -- oval office with president trump saying desantis is doing exactly what we -- what he wanted governors to do. he's an

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he's working with cleve jordan, civil rights leader. bob moses is there to assist cleve jordan. bob moses is also at 25, the old man of sncc. at 25, he is the oldest person involved in sncc at that time. again, ordinary people. and young, very, very young. what's's talk about going on here. has founded the civil rights demonstrations sweeping across the south. one would imagine there is a great deal of progress. and the race. there is no question there are some places being challenged. some segregationist institutions being challenged. but there are also places like albany, georgia, where the local sheriff outsmarted martin luther king and the demonstrators and as a result, they didn't get what they wanted. in other words, talk about the successes like birmingham. we also need to remember that there were failures. places where civil rights ministrations did not work. i think there was something else going on. it was not that sometimes they failed. it is the very ubiquity of the demonstrations themselves. let me give you some figures. i think you will see both the prospect and th

cleve willems who is a partner at akin gump straus hauer & feld here in washington, d.c. esther williams currently advise a variety of clients on international economic law and policy matters. before he joined the firm he served as the white house at the white house as deputy assistant to the president for international economics buddies represented the united states as a key negotiator with foreign governments and litigated more than 30 w.t.o. disputes. his work on capitol hill on the house budget committee and for the former speaker paul ryan. thank you very much for being here. mr. willems and oliver witnesses, and mr. gere, if you are there, please proceed with your opening statement. >> i'm here. somewhere. >> thank you for joining us. >> yeah, i mean, this a bit bizarre. i certainly prefer the face-to-face but let's engage each other anyhow. chairman cornyn, ranking member casey, embers of the committee, thank you so much for your introduction in inviting me to testify. it's been 35 years since i first has been in congress as i was on behalf of our central american