and what happened to the edward kerry?n 1864 and stopped in san francisco where it was sold and resumed its whaling. then, in 1865, it was captured and burned by the confederate shenandoah and that was the end of the edward kerry. now, -- people would think that probably the 19th century was the heyday of whaling, but actually it was the 20th century when soviet fleets, european fleets, asian fleets started hunting whales for meat rather than for oil and surprisingly in the 200 years of whaling that nantucket was doing, approximately one million whales were killed, but in the 50-60 years of more modern whaling where they have big factory ships and grenades and harpoon guns and so on, over 3 million -- it is estimated over 3 million whales have been killed. whale populations are still quite threatened, they really are under considerable threats drilling in the sea, from pollution and garbage, integument with fishing gear and collisions with other ships. whales the end of our talk, i am so glad so many were able to join us a

in 2004, john edwards got one voted that was supposed to go to john kerry.faithless elector. >> neil: so when you look at this, it's a foregone conclusion that certainly when california cost their votes in the 55 or whatever, it's over, right? it's over. joe biden is the next president. all the legal challenges have been exhausted. could anything happen between now and the 6th when this is certified in congress that could disrupt that? >> congress gets the final say in accepting these -- the vote tallies that are being counted today. it's not going to happen that they're going to overturn the certified results of an election. that is not to say that some republicans will try. four years ago, joe biden was interrupted 11 times by democrats that opened to some or all of the electors sent from various states. this time you'll see republican congressmen try to do the same but mike pence is probably going to rule them down and rule against them. simply because they have to debate the electors themselves. if they do and if there is a challenge to the states, the h

edwards and barack obama at that time in 2008. i remember him coming to my district, we had a huge event in january of 2008, right before the south carolina primary, and it was myself and kerry washington, chris tucker. we all know him from "rush hour." usher raymond, and barack obama. we just tore that place down, it was such a fascinating experience. he went on to win south carolina and the rest is history. he is such a fascinating human being. i always will tell him, though, it is kind of weird that he is probably the fourth most fascinating person in his own family. behind michelle, saw shane and malea.-- sasha and host: here is what you wrote about him in the book. you said barack obama was way too cautious and continued on by saying the thorniest issue for mr. obama was the black lives matter movement, particularly the police attacks confronting and the white resentment probably attributed to donald trump political victory. a great deal of weight frustration stems from the rise of black lives matter and tepid dissent. if you are going to go in, go all in, because you're going to be blamed for it anyway. guest: even his advisors will tell you that there is always a hesi

edwards and barack obama at that time in 2008. i remember him coming to my district, we had a huge event in january of 2008, right before the south carolina primary, and it was myself and kerryhington, chris tucker. we all know him from "rush hour." usher raymond, and barack obama. we just tore that place down, it was such a fascinating experience. he went on to win south carolina and the rest is history. he is such a fascinating human being. i always will tell him, though, it is kind of weird that he is probably the fourth most fascinating person in his own family. behind michelle, saw shane and malea.-- sasha and host: here is what you wrote about him in the book. you said barack obama was way too cautious and continued on by saying the thorniest issue for mr. obama was the black lives matter movement, particularly the police attacks confronting and the white resentment probably attributed to donald trump political victory. a great deal of weight frustration stems from the rise of black lives matter and tepid dissent. if you are going to go in, go all in, because you're going to be blamed for it anyway. guest: even his advisors will tell you that there is always a hesitanc