a fox up next jimmy connors now folks in the history of the open tennis 1968 through now but the 2 years the guy who has won the most matches and the most torments in that open era is my next guess jimmy connors he never quit you had the slayer and he'll slay you right after this done a smaller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one cycle home week for may our schedules got thrown off by the coronavirus a little but my next guest and i hiked many mornings gotten to know each other over the last year. old man on our morning and it's nice of him to join me i like it studies my dear friend now but for for most of you know almost one of the greatest tennis player i think jimmy was number one in the world for 160 consecutive weeks from 74 to 77 he still holds some major records for men's singles men's tournament on and over 1500 matches during the open era 8 grand slam championships 5 at the u.s. open to wimbledon one at the australian open one and off i don't think he made that schlep too much after that but the great jimmy carter is jim how are you my friend did as good to be

you said one of your own key politicians in the north of ireland, connor murphy, was going to retract—year—old in northern ireland and he had said that 21—year—old had been involved in criminal activity and smuggling. he went on to deny he ever set but the tapes show he ever set but the tapes show he did said. you come in the midst of a controversy about this, said you would force connor murphy to retract his words. he hasn't retracted his words. he hasn't retracted his words. it suggests to me that people like him don't actually ta ke people like him don't actually take your authority that seriously. well, i think you are stretching things by quite are stretching things by quite a level there. are stretching things by quite a levelthere. why? are stretching things by quite a level there. why? in are stretching things by quite a levelthere. why? in that case, connor withdrew the remarks that he had made in respect of that unfortunate young man who lost his life so brutally... he did not retract in the way he said he would.“ iremind in the way he said he would.“ i remind you and if you

oh, connor... now, that's definitely a warning. away? can you please mind your language? do you need to go outside to calm down for a wee bit? yeah. yeah? do you want to go outside and calm down? thank you. connor, don't disrupt the learning, please. thank you very much. good decision. i think the traditional method is maybe a bit more flipped on its head because i could've had a situation where just a high amount of swearing, kicking of furniture, slamming of doors and nothing being achieved for him. connor, could ijust grab a wee word with you before you leave? what we can't have is the swearing and the disrupting others. aye. i'm kind of coming at it from the angle, "are you ok?" for example, today, when i asked, "do you want to go and have a minute? go and chill out. have a minute. " and that to me is very different to, "your behaviour is not appropriate. "can you please leave the classroom ? " amy. sorry. amy's 14 and can also struggle in the classroom. but the school offers a special learning and development room for young pe

oh, connor... now, that's definitely a warning.way? can you please mind your language? do you need to go outside to calm down for a wee bit? yeah. yeah? do you want to go outside and calm down? thank you. connor, don't disrupt the learning, please. thank you very much. good decision. i think the traditional method is maybe a bit more flipped on its head because i could've had a situation where just a high amount of swearing, kicking of furniture, slamming of doors and nothing being achieved for him. connor, could ijust grab a wee word with you before you leave? what we can't have is the swearing and the disrupting others. aye. i'm kind of coming at it from the angle, "are you ok?" for example, today, when i asked, "do you want to go and have a minute? go and chill out. have a minute. " and that to me is very different to, "your behaviour is not appropriate. can you please leave the classroom?" amy. sorry. amy's 14 and can also struggle in the classroom. but the school offers a special learning and development room for young people

connor says the hate and ignorance and the comments were discussing and it is not about politics.lity he says. these are fans of the club i know it is a minority but we need to make a stand and be heard. rangers to be fair have been fairly quick and responding to that. they released a statement today saying that they are very supportive of players taking the knee and of course solidarity with the black lives matter movement, they say if you are unable to support the players regardless of their background, you are not welcome at huybrechts the rangers say is a club for all. also wondering they confirming that police investigating online comments, racist comments directed at the stryker alfredo marella, they say scottish football asa marella, they say scottish football as a whole should condemn that as shed society. let's have a look at some of the other football stories making the news today. the life of world cup winner jack charlton is being celebrated with a special postmark, which will be stamped on all mail in the uk and ireland for the next three weeks. charlton was part of e

. >> bull connor may be gone. today we witness with our own eyes police officers kneeling on the next of black americans. >> tucker: bull connor? the country falling apart, riven by racial strife and tribalism and one of the most respected people in the whole country decides to pour gasoline on that and compare the police to bull connor? as if america and minneapolis is like birmingham, alabama, in 1963? it's insane, it's reckless. obama doesn't care, it's only about november and the coming election. the problem is what they are doing to get there, what happens when you eliminate the police or diminish their power? here's what happens.? >> following riots in public demonstrations against of minneapolis police, the city is now seeing a surge in crime. homicides have doubled this year, gun crimes dramatically outpaced last year. people who live and work with the riots hits say, drugs, and burglary are now unabated with a segment of the public in the city council against them, the police union says morale is terrible

supreme court case graham versus connor. it's a case it says you have to use reasonable force based on what a reasonable officer do in a situation. they're going to look more carefully at this. i think california is already taking steps forward to change their use of force where they have required use of the standard of the sanctity of life you should avoid use of force while where you can. it should be proportionate and necessary as opposed to simply authorize. it has affected so much about officer will apply a sense of force with the culture, community and the department they're in. the officers do have the authority to affect arrest and most people don't want to be arrested so they have authorization you and i don'td have. but at the same time, those uses of force can be construed in very different ways over different times in different places. we do need standardization. i do think graham versus connor's proof about what the law was before. wait a case called tennessee versus gardner that authorized deadly force on a fle

because of george wallace and bo connor?guy they want to run against george wallace and bo connor. i would say this to president trump. you've got a clause ipo bo connor and because i george wallace's name is joe biden. and joe biden bragged about working with james eastland and stennis, two white segregationists and racists from mississippi. he bragged about working with other segregationist. joe biden has said nasty bigoted things throughout his life despite the left-wing media that protects him and his bubble in his basement. and all the rest of it. the fact of the matter is, i know this, donald trump at the private sector hired thousands of black americans. tell me, today the very wealthy obama's, how many black americans have they hired? how many black americans have a help? how many black americans did biden hire? none, whew. this president hired thousands during the past century career in the private sector and as president of the united states, what did he get 70% of the black community and yet what has he done in th

a fox up next jimmy connors now folks in the history of the open tennis 1968 through now 52 years the guy who has won the most matches and the most torments in that open air it was my next guess jimmy connors he never quit you had the flame will slay you right after this dennis miller plus what. a folks welcome to dennis miller play.

hey folks up next jimmy connors now folks in the history of the open tennis 1968 through now 52 years the guy who has won the most matches and the most torments in that open era is my next guess jimmy connors he never quit you had the slayer and he'll slay you right after this dennis miller plus one. you.

roger connor of gsk.s is bloomberg. ♪ live from new york, i am alix steel come along with johnson in london. this is "bloomberg markets." signs the housing market is a bright spot in the struggling economy. taylor morrison saw a demand with homeowners -- home orders up 80%. ceo, sheryl and palmer, joins us now. always great to get your take. if you walk us forward, the biggest question in my mind is, as we have millions of people intentionally losing $600 a week , starting tomorrow, what does your business look like in six months? good morning. good to see you again. obviously, the strength in our industry, i think, has been somewhat really unexpected and very good. their strength coming from consumers -- really across all age groups -- we have seen a lot of strength in first-time buyers. today, the ability to buy a home, if you have the ability, the down payment is more affordable than even rental rates, so we are seeing very strong demands of people pushing out a multi family into single-family. we are

a fox up next jimmy connors now folks in the history of the open tennis 1968 through now with the 2 years the guy who has won the most matches and the most torments in that open era it was my next guess jimmy connors he never quit you had the slayer and he'll slay you right after this done a smaller plus one. a folks welcome to done a smeller plus one cycle home wait for me our schedules got thrown off.

and compare the police to bull connor?hat's like birmingham, alabama, in 1963. and what happens when you eliminate the police or diminish the power? >> with riots against the minneapolis police, they dramatically outpaced last year. people who live and work say, drugs and burglary are now unabated i come up with a segment of the public in the city council, and if they are to use force. >> so when you eliminate the police there is no crime. the minneapolis city council knew exactly what the result would be. they are us taxpayers to pay security for their homes. rick leventhal has been in and around minneapolis for months now. >> as we all watched, they became the launch pad after the death of george floyd and those demonstrations turned ugly fast. it was documented and widespread. >> apartment buildings, restaurants and shops were set on fire, some in broad daylight. vehicles were smashed and torched including police cars and a postal truck to the delight of the crowds but no one is cheering now. parts of the city has been

connor, thank you so much for tells us what it was like in the room.. >> thank you for having me. >>> as the president pushes for schools to reopen, will he send his own son back to school? >>> the game show host that said that doctors are lying about the virus which the president cited, reveals that his son tested positive. >>> breaking news supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg revealing that her cancer returned and undergoing chemotherapy. we will have her statement ahead. i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ california urging people to wear a mask or face a fine. other cities, like west hollywood, santa monica and beverly hills are finding mask abstainers. we have more from my colleagues across the country. >> i'm stephanie in los angeles. the california bar exam for october will be online only. the state supreme court also deciding to permanently decre

police commissioner eugene connor ordered his arrest.cipal roles in the drama of birmingham. [indiscernible conversations] [whistle] >> we preach and practice the use of nonviolent direct action progress onmmediate the middle road between complacency and violence. birmingham movement was directed against white rum -- white supremacy. the campaign began with small-scale marches with police generally using restraint but impatience. then, a new element, following dr. king's campaign to go to jail deliberately to dramatize the negro protest against segregation. the supply of recruits for the nonviolent army was unlimited. about 40% of birmingham were negro. the demonstrations attracted huge crowds of onlookers, negro es who were not trained in the principles of nonviolence. a supercharged atmosphere marked the racial antagonism. in.ce dogs were brought they had also been used against white crowds during freedom riots 10 years ago. water spraying from fire hoses] negroes threw rocks and bottles at police and for the next five days, riots and

no one today is talking about honoring bull connor, jim clark or george wallace or the people who look like me from my native region who enabled those people in that era and who are enabling this president in this era. we have to confront anew. this is what congressman lewis would want us to do. he was not a stain glass christian. he was not an ivory tower statesman. he was a man of the arena. he believed fundamentally that the kingdom of god could be brought to bear and into being within time and space. it's a remarkable and revolutionary thought. it begins -- all of us don't have to ascribe to that or be saints. john lewis was. saints don't have to be perfect. they just have to be better than the rest of us. this is about the theology of america. are we devoted to the commandment to love one another as best we can as we love ourselves or are we entirely about the selfishness and the greed and the cruelty that created essentially a total state? we can't let that wall be built back up. >> jon, because your talent is the ability to fill in the tableau, things we're all watching in real

. >> bull connor may be gone.ut today we witness with our own eyes police officers kneeling on the necks of black americans. george wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators. [ applause ] john devoted his time on this earth fighting the very attacks on democracy and what's best in america that we're seeing circulate right now. >> he's going to step out. >> reporter: for cox, who watched the service from his home in washington, d.c., the service didn't just celebrate the politician. it honored the man he knew. >> he was a very determined person. and i heard somebody at the memorial service saying that he could dance. that was not really -- that was not really true. but he would get out there and dance. john was a hell of a guy. >> reporter: a tribute to his friend and a reminder of all the work that's left to be done. as john lewis once said, "our struggle is not the struggle of a day, a month, a week, or a year. it is the

[ inaudible ] >> i have not update on john connors. it's not the case that only those who are politically connected get a pardon. this president did the first step act, has fought for those who are getting unduly harsh sentences nor than any democrat who liked to talk about it but never did it. when you compare the pardoning record of this president with past presidents, it's quite striking that he has given 36 pardons, president obama gave 1,937. when you look at the nature of the pardons like under president clinton, talk about politically connected pardons. he pardoned his brother, mark rich, who gave $450,000 to the clinton library, donated $1 million to democratic campaigns and he gets a pardon. so this president has used it sparingly and focused on criminal justice reform, helping to rectify racial disparities. >> i have a follow up. this is from jackson richmond. what is the president's stance on israel wanting to apply sovereignty to part of the west bank -- [ inaudible ] >> i have no update today on the current status, but jus

he invoked the specter of bull connor, george wallace, figures involved on the wrong side of the civil rights movement, trying to stop integration, voting rights, violence against protesters then, and that has incredible weight at this moment because you have a president running a campaign of naked racism. he yesterday revoked a fair housing regulation and that's racial integration, linked it to crime and low income people. tweeted out somebody saying white power. this is stuff that would be jolting even in john lewis's era. it is out of step with where the american people are. that's why it contributes to the president's sense of being be leaguered. these things are not working, resonating with the american people and he knows it. also, his language about the impasse shows that he understands that he is on the short side of public opinion in terms of getting aid to people. unemployment assistance. tried to contrast what he is doing with the crazy ideas of democrats. the reality is much of the republican caucus doesn't want to do anything now the administration wants to do something an

one colorado by connor says that he sold out of one more than a month after reopening the shop stores. dan beatty has more. usually have rose. >>bikes in the middle here lee newhart is the owner of the great divide in downtown pueblo since his bike shop reopen back in may. the stock room has never looked this empty only to us all in all our minds pretty much in and the one month period. >>it was just unbelievable how many people were here buying bikes accessories wanted to get out and can just get outside, but as the demand for mountain bikes rise, the supply has dwindled because of hard fears he won't have mountain bikes for sale until 2021 china shut down. for a while and that's where some of the products are made well a lot of things were shut down so things didn't get made up. the new stuff to get made up and the old stuff had run out and the demand bikes which is enormous new hard says his business isn't alone. shops like this one all across the united states are entirely sold out i think a lot of people who have written a long time we're getting out this spring and summer and ho

connor menendez was the second inning pitcher, chad pender was showing pretty good opposite field power hitting it to the deepest part of the park. the ball looks like it gets into the seats for a home run. they reveal it and it goes as a 2-1 triple. >>> alex dickerson immediately got the run back from the giants in the beginning. the ballpark at 24, willie mays plaza playing lycoris field early in this one. the giants had two more runs for a 4-2 win. days opened at home on friday and baseball obviously is different this year, but there is still a lot to like. >> from a fan standpoint it is still the giants on-field and still incredible broadcasters. it's still among the best ballparks in baseball and you have seen it, but there is a lot still to like about being at oracle park. >> we would have liked to have that. we have a good offensive team. is not concerning, but we didn't do a whole lot. >>> the nfl continues to creep towards the opening of craning camps. word tonight the preseason has been entirely scrapped. players and owners initially agreed to a two games situation. >> players

it survived the ravages of the civil war, the dogs of bull connor, the assassination of martin luther king, and more than 200 years of systemic racism. just weeks ago, the murder of george floyd. this independence day, let's not to celebrate the words, let's celebrate that promise. commit to work. the work we must do to fulfill that promise. remain locked in a battle for the soul of this nation. >>> it is a potential sign of that senator kamala harris may be getting closer and to becoming bidens vp. her wikipedia page is enough flurry of activity in the last few weeks. it has been edited more than 400 times. boosting the senator's claim on being a progressive prosecutor when she was california's attorney general. >>> a larger-than-life black lives matter display has just surfaced in santa clara county. the specific person artists are targeting with their message. >> three, two, one. >>> we one, warn you this video that this video may be difficult to watch. san jose's chestnut consumed to set another world record. >>> apparently are going to see it every year. look outside, there is no

where there are whirlpools of violence and hatred and despair that can always rise again and bull connorbe gone but today we witnessed with our own eyes please officers kneeling on the next of black americans. george wallace may be gone but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use teargas against peaceful demonstrators. [applause] we may no longer have the number of jellybeans in a jar to order to cast a ballot but even as we sit here there are those in power who are doing their darndest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations and targeting minorities and students with restrictive id laws and impacting our voting rights with surgical precision even undermining the postal service in the run-up to elections that will be dependent on mail-in ballots but people don't get sick. [applause] >> preach. >> i know this is a celebration of john's life and there are some who might say we shouldn't dwell on such things but that is what i am talking about. john lewis devoted his time on this earth biting the very attacks on democracy and what is best for americ

bull connor maybe gone, but today we witness with our own eyes police officers kneeling on george wallace be gone, b we can witness our federal government to use tr gas and tons against peaceful demonstrators read -- emma strangers. -- peaceful demonstrators. [applause] we may no longer have to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar in order to cast a ballot, but even as we sit here there are those in power doing their peopleto discourage from voting by closing polling, locationng and targeti minorities and students with restrictive id laws and attacking our voting rights with surgical decision, [applause] even undermining the postal service in the run-up to an election that is go be dependent on mail-in ballots so that people don't get sick. lewis: that was barack obama. our katty kay is live in washington. teamazing trito a remarkable man. what is the significance, given the timing? katty: it was partly a funeral eulogyo t someone who is a civil rights icon. everyone who spoke remembered him very fondly. president obama talked about bravery as a 20-year-old in taking o what he called t

security forces are already rounding upon connors for daring to speak and think freely.he rule of law has been eviscerated. and as always, the chinese communist party fears its own people more than anything else. ♪ lauren: russia could be on course to pass its most sweeping constitutional changes. and keep vladimir putin in power until he is 83 years old. partial results suggest an overwhelming number of people have approved the changes in the changes in a referendum. there been reports of widespread irregularities. to keepng a vote himself in power, president putin now has the backing of the nation. results showed his constitutional reforms have been overwhelmingly accepted. russians have spent the last week voting on a package of amendments. the headlines were new benefits. buried in the text was permission from president putin to rule until 2030 six. as the commission reported a landslide victory, independent observers accused the kremlin of cheating. is all fory this show. the majority of violations took place at the preliminary vote. among the main violations, extor

connor may be gone, but today, we witness with our own eyes police officers kneeling on the necks oflack americans. george wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators. applause we may no longer have to guess the number of jellybea ns in we may no longer have to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar we may no longer have to guess the number ofjellybeans in a jar in order to cast a ballot, but even as we sit here, there are those in power who are doing their darndest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations and targeting minorities and students with restrictive id laws and attacking our bowling rights with surgical precision, —— voting rights. even undermining the postal service in a run up to an election. it will be dependent on mailing ballot so people don't get sick. barack obama speaking there. katty kay is live in washington. amazing tribute to a remarkable man. what significance do you think this has, given the timing of all this? significance do you think this has,

but they also see it as a challenge to these stoutish leadership all places like mecca and connor as a center is all these let me well so it's actually a very assertive step that guns done it puts you back in the tradition all the ultimates kooris cosc also claims leadership of his law when they were in that in the primary when they were the primary and at least leadership a sunni islam says it is a necessity step one which i don't think is fully recognized in the west as well as a major challenge its use and ken you're going to say you're absolutely right when you mention it's huge on tissue significance this is this church as an extraordinary. example of arts and again that is perhaps discounted and maybe. being a little i don't get it about this but i mean if a major cost outside of the muslim world were converted into a church or secularize to be a huge outcry again i think this is a more of a comment on the. lack of faith in the west than is their dobson about their ideologies like secularism communism postmodernism right gentlemen going to and i jump in here we're going to go t

but it is easy makes his connors. to stay out of jail where he needs to be not in the tavern these cases just reading something that seems to take no prisoners. as the response came here was so tense he. would come in $97.00 the. scene daily cases lie is the government's response to impose it on the small shops museums news pools whole sales to close of the week aims it's also forbidden for people to gather in large numbers from here funny and kind in off their way in or near the quarantine it's all from their. schools and all that i think it's ok they have outs for the bars the clubs. to place. and lots of the 5th and here i think it's wrong for the gym this restaurant is one of thousands forced to keep diners away it shuts its doors while the one next door is still functioning but only for takeaways the business sticking. deliveries it's not the same value it's just something about 15 percent we need the money. to do it being the biggest the money as netanyahu is ratings plummet in the opposite direction to the infe

connor, but who's silent and he says to him, why are you following him.re you letting him drag you into the pit of hell dragging you into the worst depths of history. he's dragging you towards na naziism. why you letting him do that? you need to man up and walk away from him and john lewis was crying out to republicans, you can walk away from him you don't have to do this. the idea that you would let -- i think about the florida governor almost every day because i still have so many friends down there you really would rather let people die than defy this one man? he's not god he's just a man. but the cowardice that you can key on the hill is shocking. john lewis was literally 17 years old when he started defying the police that could kill him in the street he was 23 when he got up in front of 250,000 people and spoke before the march on washington king didn't even make 40 and he laid down his life and his country. he was 26, john lewis, when he got beaten in the head these were basically kids and they had more courage than a member of congress, of the sen

indifference to what china did either in hot connor against the weavers john bolton's book is you know basically has the president giving the chinese a free ride to do pretty much what they want to their own citizens even gross violations of human rights it's one of the reasons that some of this criticism now by the secretary of state seems like too little too late and the fact that it's just aimed at china i don't see equivalent criticism of russia or the are other countries which always say a criticism on these grounds again makes it look quite opportunistic rather than principle and again in the secretary of state speech this the way you discuss germany this kind of. back of the hand to show them that's not my experience the way to bring about alliance cooperation be it against china or anybody else and this is ministration and what was its 1st big farm policy decision when i came into office was not to join the transpacific partnership that would have put us together with countries representing at least another 2025 percent of global g.d.p. we then together could have gone to china

long as he's happy he's always going to want to support his passion manila so we got to maybe get connor on a bike maybe motor pros in his future i don't i don't know about motocross there's not a whole lot of room where we live just outside of downtown d.c. so i don't think we can be doing that in our backyard maybe 8 boarding you could build a ski rink in the back park all you need is a little one and then you know they get all they can go out but i can't bear i mean 60 years to you know little 3 year old his 1st race how impressive is that he is adorable good on him i hope we see him in the future of motocross i am going to get a members name we've got to remember the players all right regina thank you so much for that good news way to end the show all right keep up with everything in question at all times make sure you download our brand new free app that have called portable t.v. you can watch there 24 seventh's you can follow me on twitter at little chance that is my name i will see you soon thank you for watching. that's rather fun as a survival guide to those that you can convert

for having me on man it's it's nice to get to know you this with think i said hello to you had a connor mcgregor fight about half a year ago and this is a very nice invitation to receive for you ben. good man yeah we sites other ringside then you missed it was it was so funny i remember like braiding walked in and it might as well benefit from the matrix or something everybody in the entire arena was just like. that and then he started going to mark the owner who was. raiders and i thought there's the coolest haircut in the worst hair cut on the planet. truly truly it was so funny because that was you know 'd there you sit there and big you said a kind of a greater fight ringside like mcconaughey strolling in i'm like you know 6 foot 9 tyson fury strolling in like baker mayfield was an afterthought because brady and gore davis i think are about a week's worth of sports headlines alone just the fact that they sat next to each other. well baker better get that quarterback rating up around 90 years are going to be had an afterthought in cleveland. hello and i as i said we shared an experie

bull connor may be gone, but today we witnessed with our own eyes police officers kneeling on the necksack americans. wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators. [applause] we may no longer have to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar in order to cast a ballot, but even as we sit here there are those in power who are doing their darndest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations, and targeting minorities and students with restricted laws, and attacking our voting rights with surgical precision, even undermining the postal service in the run up to an election. one that is going to be dependent on mail-in ballots so that people do not get sick. i know this is a celebration of john's life. , wee are some who might say should notot dwell on such thin. >> preach. mr. obama: that is why i talking about them. john lewis devoted his time on this earth, fighting the very , and what democracy is best in america that we are seeing circulate right now. he knew that every single one of

bull connor may be gone, but today, we witness with our own eyes police officers kneeling on the necks of black americans. george wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas and batons against peaceful demonstrators. [ applause ] we may no longer have to guess the number of jellybeans in a jar in order to cast a ballot, but even as we sit here, there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations and targeting minorities and students with restrictive i.d. laws and attacking our voting rights with surgical precision, even undermining the postal service in the run-up to an election that's going to be dependent on mail-in ballots, so people don't get sick. i know this is a celebration of john's life. there are some who might say we shouldn't dwell on such things. but that's why i'm talking about it. john lewis voted his time on thishe very attacks on democracy and what's best in america that we're seeing circulate right now. he knew that every single one of us has a god-given

bull connor may be gone, but today we witness with our own eyes police officers kneeling on the necks of black americans. george wallace may be gone, but we can witness our federal government sending agents to use tear gas against peaceful demonstrators. [applause] we may no longer have to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar in order to cast a ballot, but even as we sit here, there are those in power who are doing their darndest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations and targeting minorities and students with restrictive i.d. laws and attacking our voting rights with surgical precision, even undermining the postal service in the run-up to an election. that's going to be dependent on mail in ballots so people don't get sick. now, i know this is a celebration of john's life. there are some who might say we shouldn't dwell on such things. but that's what i am talking about it. john lewis devoted his time on on democracy and what's best in america that we are seeing circulate right now. he knew that every single one of us has the god-given power and that the fa

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. >> bull connor may be gone. but today, we witness, with our own eyes, police officers kneeling on the necks of black americans. george wallace may be gone. but we can witness our federal government sending agents, to use tear gas and batons, against peaceful demonstrators. [ applause ] we may no longer have to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar, in order to cast a ballot. but, even as we sit here, there are those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage people from voting by closing polling locations, and targeting minorities and students with restrictive i.d. laws. and attacking our voting rights with surgical precision. even undermining the postal service, in the run-up to an election. that's going to be dependent on mail-in ballots so people don't get sick. >> tell you something. my mom tells me stories, all the time. about how she and her sisters would have to go to the polling place with my grandmother. because they would make her count the jelly beans or guess the number of jellybeans in