so corey, let's jump right into it. we were talking backstage a little bit about the origins of the book. you mentioned that clarence thomas wasn't a person you were necessarilyfocused on . you have some rising interest in trying to work through his views . how did this come about? >> it began with an invitation. two political scientists, one of the top class of yours. we're putting together a reader on african-american political thought. there are a few of these in my field. and that critics, the initial reader said going to need something more on black conservatism, you should do something on thomas so they approached me because i've written on conservatism at some length and i didn't want to do it. i said no several times. both because i didn't have much of an interest in clarence thomas and also i felt like i was done talking about the right . i didn't feel like i have much to say about . i was strong-armed into it and i was instantaneously sort of transfixed by this man. by his way of thinking, by his doctor yester

so, corey, let's jump right into it.were talking back stage a little about the origins of the book and you mentioned that this wasn't a project-- or clarence thomas wasn't necessarily a person you were focused on. you didn't have some rising interest in trying to work through his views, so how did this book come about? >> so, it began with an invitation to political scientists, one of whom taught a class of yours, you said at uva. we're putting together a reader on african-american political thought, a long anthology. there are very few of these actually in my field and the critics, the initial readers said we're going to need something more on black conservativism, you know, you should do something on thomas so they approached me because i've written on conservativism at some length and i didn't want to do it. i said no several times. both because i didn't have much of an interest in clarence thomas to be honest and also i felt i was done talking about the right. i didn't feel like i had much more to say about it. i was

but here we all are so corey. what's jump right into it we were talking in backstage a little bit about the origins of the book and you mentioned that this this wasn't a project or clarence. thomas wasn't a person you were necessarily focused on you weren't you didn't have some driving interest? trying to work through its view. so what how did this book come about? so it began with an invitation to political scientists one of whom taught a class of yours. i think you said at uva. we're putting together a reader on african-american political thought along anthology and there are very few of these actually in my field and the critics the initial readers said, you know, we're going to need something more on black conservatism. you don't you know, you should do something on thomas and so they approached me because i've written on conservatism at some length and i didn't want to do it. i said no several times. both because i didn't actually have much of an interest in clearance thomas to be honest. and also i felt like

corey robert has graciously agreed to stay after this conversation to sign them. the enigma of clarence thomas is already been called fast and brilliant and counterintuitive but book form national review valuable in overdue engagement with the nexus between thomas' early life, his black nationalism on his political views. in a review for tomorrow's "new york times" jennifer writes it is a provocative thesis but one of the marvels of razor-sharp book is how carefully he marshals his evidence and he is not heard this review it yet. it does not have to resort to elaborate speculation armchair psychology because it relies instead on thomas' speeches, interviews and supreme court opinions. just as jurors make ample use of the written record robert does the same she continues the result is rigorous yet readable frequently startling yet eminentlyy persuasive. it isn't every day i'm going to go now will it's a high note. it is not everyday that reading about ideas can be both so gratifying and unsettling. robbins incisive and superbly argued book has made me think again.

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i'm sitting next to corey hawkins. corey hawkins was in the movie. we're laughing and joking.m, um, no, you were. you were. because you were behind me. and i was confused because i knew i wasn't late and i knew if i wasn't late you wasn't late. so i don't understand what the issue is. and so i'm trying to think of what to say, but denzel washington is like chastising me for my behavior in traffic. and he was like, i understand that you want to get to work on time, but it is not that serious. [ laughter ] and corey thinks it's hilarious. and honestly i felt really good because i feel like i like moved up a level in denzel's life. >> jimmy: yeah, you became one of his -- you rear ended him practically. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow, that's pretty good, that's good stuff. moses ingram, everybody. she has a lot going on. new movie tomorrow on disney plus. thank you very much. we'll be back with trixie [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is presented by mercedes eq, all electric, all mercedes. >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert s

goodto see you, corey t zoning administrator .u hit the nail on the head in a bit in the sense that there's two parts to this legislation. partof it is we need definitions and the second part is once you define audi regulated ? on that first part over the last few years we did start to see applications and proposals come in and questions come in on both sides like the retail ev charging proposal and the non-retail fleet charging proposal for the retail version was fairly straightforward in the sense thatunder the correct code it would essentially meet the same definition as a gas station . basically a retail facility for fueling the vehicles. the definition is specific to gas so it's easy enough for it could be an auto service station if you're providing a certain amount of repair. for the fleet that was much more difficult because we do have definitions for different types of parking but fleet charging is not parking. it's turnover it's charging and if you leave the actual use is not parking . it's the charging use but a private

corey bush is lying. she needs to be elected out of office. she needs to be kicked out of office in missouri because it's dangerous for our supreme court, for our pregnant see clinics who are counseling women on keeping their babies and for everyone out there. and so merrick garland go to ukraine, support ukraine. but right now he needs to be in our country making sure our justices are safe in their homes tonight because of bad politicians like corey bush and maxine waters and others. >> pam bondi. thank you , tammy. thank you , kelly . thank you . and also congratulations, kelly . that's news to me. no, we're all very happy for you and your family. congrats. here now with reaction, former counsel to president trump kellyanne conway along with america first legal founder steven miller as well as kelly. and we'll start with you. this group wanting a summer of rage across the country. it's open season. we know where your operations are. you know, ever since the draft opinion was kellyanne, we have seen the doxing of supreme court justices homes.

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mark the it pains corey lynch grant and her mother, helene lynch to think more could have been done to treat their cousin and nephew more who died from the disease on the east coast in 1996, there's been some progress, but not because they're still. >> men and women that are done on the day. the national aids memorial says 1.3 million people are living with hiv in the united states with more than 30,000 new cases being reported each year. >> the epidemic has killed more than 36 million people around the world. and here in the states national aids memorial kevin heard lots case rates are rising in the south gilead sciences announced 2.4 million dollar grant to us to sections of the quilt in the communities in the south that are most impacted by hiv. today, 3,000 panels are on display in golden gate park through sunday. but when it is clearly assembled, the quilt includes 50,000 panels honoring 110,000 are very poignant one about a young woman. >> who died in 19. i mean, 2021. so it's still going on. we still need to let people know >> each panel spans 3 feet by 6 symbolizing the size of

corey smith housing action. i appreciate supervisor safai's inquiry into this issue and good questions. we heard consistently from developers and they are certainly in many circumstances frustration with the program and the ability to fill bmr units with mixed income projects. i am not an expert how to facilitate improvements. we do believe there are opportunities to improve the program and what other way market rate developers, income developers or anybody else. there are energy to make these homes for people we want to people put there as fast as possible. i appreciate the conversation and look forward to continued ways to improve this program. thank you very much. >> clerk: if you would like to speak on this item press star 3 dobadded the queue. those on hold wait until you are unmuted. it looks like six listeners and two in queue. next caller. >> good afternoon. the program could solve this. from the follow up, delay when you apply to get approved. i got approved for one i applied for two years ago. i think

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corey wire has it covered in this morning's bleacher report.after last night. they had steam rolled the warriors in game one. what they needed for the warriors, draymond green their defensive star said they need an attitude change. they provoked, annoyed boston all night long. warriors had 15 steals in this game. three of boston's starters had just two points. then offensively, steph curry shining bright, hitting one of his five three-pointers from near the bench. game high 29 for steph curry. his play elevating teammates like jordan poole, helping the warriors run away with it in the third. from half-court at the buzzer, money. plus 21 is the warriors best point differential of any quarter in any finals they ever played in. 107-88 blowout win for the warriors. series tied at 1. here's more about the dubs mind-set from draymond green after the game. >> it's steph curry's job to set the tone on the offensive side, it's my job to set the tone on the defensive side. i have to continue to do that this series. it's not getting easier, it's only gett

helene lynch and her daughter, corey grant last martin allenby to aids in 1996. it's mixed emotions because was so happy to be able to see the quilt be able to eat lunch with mike. >> but he's gone. so it's it's a mixed. it's a mixed ahead. one too many families are all too familiar with who have been impacted by a deadly disease that still has no vaccine or cure in san francisco police just all kron. 4 news. >> coming up on this hour of the kron, 4 news we could all use a four-day workweek, right? but there could actually be benefits for the businesses as well. more on a pilot project that's taking off in the uk. >> plus, san mateo county holding their annual pride celebration for the first time in person since the pandemic. we have a recap of that fun filled event. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went t

those corey's i love the sunglasses on the dog.he outfits for the dogs. now. the only sweater you'll need is at the beaches in the low 60s where we'll be breezy everywhere. it's t-shirt and shorts weather san francisco 70 oakland 76, san jose 81. so inland areas in the mid 80s, and then it's gonna be pool and beach weather tuesday and wednesday karina. all right. thanks francis, francis, and thanks for joining us on. abc 7 mornings, i'm creating anova in for liz kroitz today for francis and i and lisa in for lisa abc 7 news continues at 9 am have a great day. 9 am have a great day. once upon a time, before jill said yes. she learned she had ibs-c and could treat it with linzess. that's why some things helped, but her constipation with belly pain would often return. maybe there was another way? or something left to learn? when her doctor connected the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating to ibs-c, it made sense to jill. so did learning that she could treat it with a once-daily pill. and that's why she said yess to adding linzess. li

who corey through yet, and cope yet, and globe o more to cook, norma. so markets and i was you might use ease may june us name or as we can, nash is aster swift, commercial, clint, lilian, talk of that for me. gotcha. that was mostly meal global. no, she will keep bratcher. miss moss, hippa will bodily santa tom. david is to do it. miss la mccully quick does law, normal quail will be on national debt. so normal quick enough. 0 not see them. who are square is normal call equal. so by bro, jeremy will be in micro c. as in apple, they desired no sicilian naked nation with a separate them all up a new, fussy steamer naked me. but i was lousy. we had no you're sally small. never bought him with him. was i nico serbia? nature, these little few unique i lucia needs the less of you somewhat alco in eco that day. i knew that a political scientist and professor at mitchell. this is a university in kosovo, is skeptical and says the unbelievable. sooner or later serbia will impose sanctions against moscow. the people may be for russia, but is the politicians who de

corey lepage an assistant professor of criminal justice says mastering situational awareness is key when you're in a library where you're in a store if i had to leave very quickly, how would i do that? if i couldn't leave and i had to take cover how would i do that once you have those two pieces of information in the back of your mind. it's likely that if something were to happen you've already thought about it and you could rely back on that thinking san jose pd tells abc 7 that in the event of an active shooter, they respond and implement an active shooter policy that standardized throughout santa clara county for now the investigation into the most recent shootings. continue zach fuentes abc 7 news. oakland police are investigating two homicides which happened within an hour of each other officers responded to an alert from their shop spotter system which detects gunfire at 11pm last night. they found a male gunshot victim on macarthur boulevard near byron street shortly after midnight there were reports of another shooting on novelda drive a male victim with gunshot wounds. there did

need to strengthen direct times when the maintenance structured to build new transport and supply corey birds for the chase . and now when i met with the watching representatives and representatives of other interesting interested states, we pay attention to discussing this kind of matters. and we see it as promising join app or do grades on breakthroughs of based on find t think and research project within the area of the forum, your supply chains more of us and we need to create new opportunities for the economy. growth in our countries are from the 3rd and i was extend has always to the or supporting international efforts on the me one moment change with another matter when we need to spend because we don't pretend it is for the green investment in tune blue mountain to carry out w relevant project because environmental problems are global and they concern almost all the countries of the world, including cars extend last year because of the year. my dear bald rain because you got an upper range of many. our farmers suffered a lot from the drop down the river in our territory that is

so the corey door or the transport locate, which 1st of all would be the most relevant thing, the see, transport, shipping transport. but if that's not possible in parallel, trying to really support alternatives, which could be in the end by train or on other transport options. and they are, you should as well facilitate the water crossing. so to facilitate exports. formular stuff like that, you know, all the certification schemes and so on. so we know about lat long jams at the borders to call in for instance, or so everything should be now started because that's not only your market now, but it's not policy class 8, not only on food, but as well. i'm sure to advise you to, to support advisor, energy and finally, to get a kind of joint partnership on mobilized production options, for instance, to stop fuel production kind of cereals. natural. let's say. thank you very much for the insights, bettina, who knows there from the german institute for international and security fis. thank you. now to some other stories making use around the world. who as president joe biden has laid out pla

again, corey tig from the planning department. and as the zoning administrator of the city and county of san francisco, in the interest of time, i won't repeat the project history and details which there is a lot but the letter was very detailed and my brief that was submitted last week touched on the most relevant points in response to the appeals. my goal tonight is to focus even further just on the key aspects of this situation and then allow the board to ask questions as you see fit. as you are aware, the issue before you tonight is not the approval or denial of the overall project but decide if i as the zoning administrator add hered or abused in my discretion in making the determination in question on how the project must provide affordable housing in this unusual situation. as noted in the letter and my brief, this type of determine information is not a typical occurrence but necessary here especially because we were presented with a very unusual scenario that required a technical solution. before i go into those details, i

this is corey 19 the problem in the management of the call me while it's easy to blame it on the russian president on russia in general. but we should take our own faults into the coast, despite a boy can't, from a number of western officials and business men, foreign guests for more than 100 countries are in attendance of the forum, seeking tick clenched, lucrative contracts. some have all ready achieve that goal. with hundreds of millions of dollars and deals already signed off on the events opening day r t also got the chance to speak with that russia's foreign ministry spokesperson there very is a horrible said the u. s. isn't concerned of the sanctions against russia are hurting you. economies as it reduces competition with arms and is up of them is one that is to me. yesterday you spoke with western journalists, there was even the little dispute. how difficult is it to talk with him? he met his goal at nap, salazar, i do not go or it's absolutely the same if you stay strong in your positions than it's possible to change that we have our position and it's unchanged. it has its own v

i learned of your magazine from "corey's homosexuality." lori: it's gonna be hard for me to put my problem into writing, but i'll try to get all the facts across. you see, outwardly, i'm a woman, but inside i have male emotions. in fact, at times, i become two different people. for a while i'm a woman and even act like one, then all of a sudden i'm a man. sometimes, i get so lonely and depressed, i can't bear to go on any longer. i guess this is a lonely hearts letter to you, buyou're my last hop apprecte you reading this and, because i'm hoping so stngly that you can help me, i'm thanking you in advance. sincerely yours, lori. craig: obviously, "one's" very visible presence on newsstands was noticed by a lot ofhe same pressive forces that were ordering gay bar raids and, at one point, j. edgar hoover, the legendary fbi lead who was almost certainly gay himself, was brought a copy of "one" magazine and he ordered an investigation into it, and the l.a. postmaster i1954 took the october issue of "one" and seized it, didn't allow it to be mail

scott corey. throw your favorite them with because they didn't. the global white anthony delagarza bought another music with nick warner. jim, and like other than you should be here with you know, there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life, esther hate kind of stumbled our way through it. and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less water, less wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. when i was in the move in the last 2 years, and before i left i was struggling with do i want to leave? i like part of me want to leave. another part has been battle with us. if i leave, i have nothing to fall back on. i have that deposit to do. i have nobody to go to. you know, me know, because as i lived around the last 7 years i have nothing and sometimes it's hard if they've got a swastika tattooed on their neck. it's hard for them. but just to say, i don't do that anymore. it's kind of a long process. it's not like you just leave it one day and you're like, well, i'm glad tha

though the internal politics, this is not just russia, this is corey 900. the problem in the management of the call me while it's easy to blame it on the russian president on russia in general. but we should take our own faults into the count from a 1000000 dollar deals to chance meetings on the sidelines. we will make sure that you don't miss the moments that matter at the st. petersburg international economic form all week long. the biden has been accused of playing blame games when it comes to us energy prices with florida governor ron descent stressing that he needs to take responsibility for his incompetence. he needs to take responsibility, always trying to blame of a people. he's always trying to create a scape goat. alright, in the last week by and also has been slammed by big oil companies after he requested they ramp up production to tackle gasoline prices that have almost doubled since last year. but the industry is response wasn't exactly what whitehouse wanted to hear. while we appreciate the opportunity to open increased dialogue with the whit

though the internal politics, this is not just russia, this is corey 900. the problem in the management of the call to me while it's easy to blame it on the russian president on russia in general. but we should take our own faults into the cows. from $1000000.00 deals to chance meetings on the sidelines, we will make sure that you don't miss the moments that matter at the st. petersburg, international, economic warmth, all week long statements. ah ah. mooney more when i was shopping wrong when i just don't know any world that you have to figure out is the, becomes the attitude and engagement. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds of warren, we choose to look for common ground. ah, a no deductible plan, you bought michelle a year ago on a question here with ah .

so this is corey door could also play an important role for from a logistic perspective, russia says it's ready to ship a grain supplies from maria poll. as you know, the russians have been accused of holding hostage millions of tons of rain supplies meant for the developing world. but as always, it's impossible to verify the russian information. and in the past, a lot of times this information also turned out to be a lie. and thank you very much for bringing us up to date young philip shots for us there in the capital key. russia foreign minister circuit lab roof is in turkey to discuss how to get grain out of ukrainian ports because tens of millions of tons of stock in silos import, including odessa rushes blockaded the entire coastline since invading over 3 months ago. little grain prices have searched united nations, one's of the food crisis. ukraine is a major supplier of wheat, corn and sunflower oil, many parts of the world. joining me in the studio is our correspond. emily, sherwin also our sample corresponded dorian jones. dorian, let's start with you. what can totally do to

goodto see you, corey t zoning administrator .ou hit the nail on the head in a bit in the sense that there's two parts to this legislation. partof it is we need definitions and the second part is once you define audi regulated ? on that first part over the last few years we did start to see applications and proposals come in and questions come in on both sides like the retail ev charging proposal and the non-retail fleet charging proposal for the retail version was fairly straightforward in the sense thatunder the correct code it would essentially meet the same definition as a gas station . basically a retail facility for fueling the vehicles. the definition is specific to gas so it's easy enough for it could be an auto service station if you're providing a certain amount of repair. for the fleet that was much more difficult because we do have definitions for different types of parking but fleet charging is not parking. it's turnover it's charging and if you leave the actual use is not parking . it's the charging use but a private

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goodto see you, corey t zoning administrator .the nail on the head in a bit in the sense that there's two parts to this legislation. partof it is we need definitions and the second part is once you define audi regulated ? on that first part over the last few years we did start to see applications and proposals come in and questions come in on both sides like the retail ev charging proposal and the non-retail fleet charging proposal for the retail version was fairly straightforward in the sense thatunder the correct code it would essentially meet the same definition as a gas station . basically a retail facility for fueling the vehicles. the definition is specific to gas so it's easy enough for it could be an auto service station if you're providing a certain amount of repair. for the fleet that was much more difficult because we do have definitions for different types of parking but fleet charging is not parking. it's turnover it's charging and if you leave the actual use is not parking . it's the charging use but a private nonret

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also legal analyst corey cordero and political commentator charlie dent. all of you, thank you so much for joining. hutchinson testified to hearing discussions about the proud boys, oath keepers, whenever rudy giuliani was around the time of the planning of the january 6 raleigh, and also testified that trump told mark meadows to ask allies at the willard hotel what was going to happen on that day. listen to this. >> do you know if mr. meadows ever intended to go to the hotel on the night of the six? it was mr. meadows had a conversation with me where he wanted me to work with secret service on a moving from the white house to the bullard hotel so he can attend the meeting with mr. giuliani and his associates. >> and what was their view as to whether or not mr. medal should go to the willard that night? >> i had made it clear to mr. meadows that i did not believe it was a smart idea for him to go to the hotel that night and i was not sure everything that was going on at the hotel although i knew enough about mr. giuliani and his associates were pushing dur

corey deangelis, thank you so much. >> thank you.ming up, liberal celebrities are breaking out about overturning roe v. wade. one rockstar said he's ready to renounce his citizenship. haven't we heard this before? tonight in my memo, that's next. ♪♪ kennedy: people fully unsurprised turn, celebrities losing their mind over the decision to overturn roe v. wade. when the draft decision week in may, i assumed the justices would be like jk. but they double down with the abortion ruling. reactions have been very predicable, marches protest time, some violence, death threats and this threat of relocation from visible generally ignorant, delete joe armstrong put the ranch in ignorant. he told the audience he be moving in with them. [inaudible] [cheering] [inaudible] >> go back to that miserable [bleep]. kennedy: excuse the country that made me a multimillionaire. billy joe is in california where you can terminate a pregnancy up to 24 weeks. great britain, they don't exactly relock this matt, 23 weeks and six days, that's even less than the

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corey branch, tavoris shaw and lamont willis. but the federal bureau of prisons has come you should fire for lack security at similar complexes where it's typical to leave doors unlocked and security cameras not in working order. the u.s. marshal has launched internal probe in the fbi and local law enforcement are involved as well. eric. eric: all right, marianne, thank you. arthel: cdc has cleared the way for children under the age of 5 to get the oh individual 19. roughly 18 million kids will be eligible to receive pfizer and moderna shots. now the biden administration has been gearing up for a big rollout with millions of doses orders for distribution to doctors, hospitals and community health clinics across the country. the vaccines will be able as early as this week. eric: fueling speculation that a we can decision is on the way. how bad can it get? gene marks with insight on what can happy over the next few months and how it could affect your spending. ♪ ♪ ♪ eric: no laughing matter for comedian stephen colbert when a 7-per

army combat veteran, corey, good morning to you. according to politico, very concerned about the biden/carter comparison morale 1600 pennsylvania avenue plummeting with growing fears that parallel to jimmy carter,, and other first-term democratic plagued by soaring prices and foreign policy morale will stick here and so the white house's plan to get joe biden out on the road more so he can talk about his "progress and let joby joe." what is your reaction to all of this? >> carley, good morning, todd, good morning. this will be great for the republican party. the more joe biden is out of the basement and on the trail, the more gas we can expect, and we have to see that he has hit record supply chain and the afghan withdrawal, weaker than we have ever been on the national security platform. we have now got record high gas prices every single day for a month. record increase in criminality across the states. and we also have a record that is crossing our borders and over 8,000 right now with the threat of lifting title 42 up to 18,000

corey meese. millions of lives lost to the aids epidemic since the eighties . remember the names remember the lives? remember what this pandemic was about? we never want to forget the that over 700,000 lives that have been lost here in the us alone to aids to represent them. quilts are made. the movement began 35 years ago, friends upset about reading the names of their friends dying from the disease forced a lot of us into action, fearing we were being forgotten by our government and left behind to die, along with members of the national aids memorial brought the now 55 miles long quilt back to san francisco after a 20 year stint in atlanta, the epidemic has moved less in the gay community and more out into african african american community in the south, and we wanted to have the quilt continue to be relevant. 3000 panels of the quilt are now at robin williams meadow in golden gate park for the weekend. plans for this celebration were originally scheduled for early 2020 right when the covid 19 pandemic hit and i'm really proud that we're going to continue to