hope francis had announced this decision one year earlier. occasion and not all of the less holy and. it would give him out of the pew and in you might be your queen on the stage of illusion then maybe that is holding up roy your feet or your leadership at any rate about him or you know mentality. and their god merely is director of the vatican news outlet and one of them him closest to the holy father. according to him this decision reveals francis his commitment to a transparent church. like yours or a boulder that i really doubt the church does not fear the truth because pope francis holds firm to this principle story from a bit let us also consider the great scandal the struggle against abuse he has insisted that there be full transparency by me and his decision to open the archives can be seen in this light. since his election pope francis his mission has been to restore credibility. to an institution suffering from sexual and financial scandals. pope francis's choice was to open the doors of the church. there should be no more room for

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pope francis here i am with the pope only it's not the real pope. it's a cardboard image of the pope but it looks very real. this is at the catholic university of america and pope francis also said the big bang does not contradict the divine act of creating, evolution in nature is not inconsistent with the notion of creation. so two popes now basically agreed there is no thing. i want now, this and all the want to tell you about galileo, but the book is called "galileo

fauci: thank you, francis for that kind introduction. i am pleased and honored to be here with you today to kick off this important situation we are in. vaccination by the moderna product. as i was listening, i could not recall something that happened a long time ago in this very auditorium. when i first came to nih as a fellow in training for my medical residency in the summer of 1968, i was introduced to the extraordinary place we are in now, the national institutes of health, where so much of the research that has gone into conquering many of the diseases we know now have been addressed in such a way they have had a major impact on the health of the nation. this is true of covid-19. it is particularly meaningful to me as a member of the nih to be receiving today, what secretary and several of our health care providers, a vaccine that had its origination and the fundamental research conducted ase at nih by our scientists well as our grantees and contractors. seeing now is the culmination of years of research which have led to a phenome

the grandparents are ambrose and francis d francis taylor mad son. she is the daughter of james taylor, a participant in the journey of the golden horseshoe, one of the first expeditions of white europeans to the blue ridge mountains with governor alexander, and as a result of that he receives thousands of acres of fland what is now orange county. so the ambrose and francis are in king and queen county and they have over seers and slaves to clear the virgin forest and plant tobacco. it will be the way that madison's made their livelihood for the next multiple jep rations until the type of the civil rar. so they do not get -- they do not move until some ten years later. and they established a home sight near what is now the mad son family cemetery and they call their place "mount pleasant." and they build a little house. it is a form called a platters cottag planters cottage. it was modest, but it was the time of house they would have built if is a story and a half. to the grandparents set up shop in the early 1730s. within six months of their settlin

the grandparents are ambrose and francis taylor madison. francis taylor is the daughter of james taylor, one of the participants in the journey of the golden horse shoe, which is one of the first expeditions of white europeans to the blue ridge mountains. result of that, he receives thousands of acres of land in what's now orange county. so the ambrose and francis are in king and queen county and they send overseers and slaves in the early 1720s to clear the virgin forest and plant tobacco. the planting and cultivation of tobacco by the labor of people they held in savory will be the way the madisons tha s made the livelihood until the time of the civil war. so they do not get -- they do not move to montpillier until some ten years later. and they established a home site near what is now the madison family cemetery, and they call their place mount pleasant. and they build a little house. it is a form called a planter's cot tanl. it was modest, but it was the time of house they would have built if is a story and a half. so the grandparents s

francis.nk that we are going to some hybrid approach. so many executives that i have talked to over the last few months have said that, you know, they are still committed to having an office place but they will change things and maybe people will come in 3 days a week or some kind of new shift, there's a lot of benefits to allowing more people to work from home. frankly, i think the way we work and even the way we eat is all going to change after this crisis because we learned that we could do more work remotely. i'm sitting here looking at, for instance, at the stock price starbucks, it's up like 15% this year. maybe it's the case that when we go back to normal life, people decide it's okay to camp out at starbucks for a few hours a day and work with coffee in a social environment, in addition to kind of working in the office. there's one thing i will tell you, when i go back to an office, i'm not wearing a tie anymore. one of the things that i learned in the pandemic is i just don't ever wan

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francis, you want to take this up first on the merits?dent-elect talks about at least for people making a certain amount of money. what do you think? >> well, this sounds good, and we've certainly seen that people who had degrees in higher education fared far better than those who didn't, but can we afford it? we have a record amount of debt in the system now post-covid, we de facto have to paper over it, we have to devalue our dollar, use yield curve control to make sure that we're able to keep credit markets so that they're healthy, and this is going to add further burden, and i don't hear it spoken about much, but when you start forgiving stimulus -- i'm sorry, student the loans, you're reducing the money supply, and you put a lot of pressure on credit markets. overall, i think college is a fantastic thing, i just think this really has to be crunched carefully to make sure welcome afford it aside from the political gesture. connell: yeah, it's interesting, gary, behalf-jokingly say neil cavuto is the only person that talks about the de

plus a christmas eve mast with social distancing in broke both francis holds a scaled back service in the vatican as easily as moses new restrictions of the one thing. i asked. to see one to welcome to the program autumn and soften certainty britain and the european union have finally struck an agreement on a protest breaks it a trade deal its implementation will mock big changes the u.k. and e.u. will form 2 separate markets and free movement between the 2 will and now both sides patched up their differences at the 11th hour which a virtual crisis as the end of the transition period approached. much of the british press hailed it as briggs morris the deal itself more important than the details after months of missed deadlines in terms talks the prime minister tried to reset the e.u. you can't relationship. i think this deal means a new stability and a new certainty in what has sometimes been a fractious and difficult relationship we will be your friend your ally your support or and indeed never let it be forgotten you will number one market. on the streets of london there was relief

francis collins. tell us about why you are getting vaccinated today. dr. collins: it is an incredible privilege to serve as director of the national institutes of health, where so much of this work has been helping over the -- happening over the course of this tumultuous year. i get to talk a lot about these vaccines and their promise for ending this terrible pandemic. but it is one thing to hear me talk about it, it is another to have me roll up my sleeve and say i believe this is the way we are going to get through this. this is something that the evidence has shown in rigorous scientific analysis to be safe and effective. so i am rolling up my sleeve and saying, bring it on. >> all right. well, thank you so much. thank you for coming and showing us the way. a little pinch here. dr. collins: are you done yet? [laughter] >> you just got lucky. dr. collins: that was no problem, people. >> excellent. thank you very much. she is going to give you papers. [applause] dr. collins: let me say thank you to colleen mcgowan who has served as our emcee for this hist

a christmas eve mass with social distancing and role pope francis holds a scaled back service in the vatican today as if he opposes new restrictions of the holidays and says to. us every year millions of trees are cut down to decorate pope's body to be thrown away weeks later that we need one mad this promotion a more sustainable christmas tree. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to the program now off the months off uncertainty aggression and the european union has finally struck an agreement on post trade deal its implementation will mock big changes the u.k. and the e.u. will form 2 separate markets and free movement between the 2 will and both sides patched up their differences at the 11th hour what to avert a crisis as the end of the transition period approached. much of the british press hailed it as briggs minus the deal itself more important than the details after months of missed deadlines in terms talks the prime minister tried to reset the e.u. you can't relationship. i think this deal means a new stability and a new certainty in what has sometimes been a fractious and diff

at the vatican in rome pope francis has given his traditional order be a blessing that's latin for to the city and to the world but it will drastically different compared to previous years' time down again because of the coronavirus. what a difference a year makes this is pope francis last christmas simply to square thronged with the faithful awaiting his benediction. year of coronaviruses left its ravages and the square is empty the pontiff himself banished from his balcony to give his blessing inside the vatican to a smaller audience than usual to avoid drawing crowds francis intertwined the virus with his eternal theme of social justice. today in this time of darkness and uncertainty due to the pandemic several lights of hope are appearing such as the discoveries of vaccine of these lights to bring hope to the world they must be accessible to all. and he called for divine help in ending war around the world for the sake of the children. faces touch the consciences of all men and women of goodwill. so that the causes of conflicts can be addressed. courageous efforts can be made to b

delivery man francis o'keefe is one of 20 drivers testing the transformed bikes. on average he has to return to vow to work twice a day to recharge. events the battery for the equivalent of less than 3 euros a day all in all it is cut his operating costs in half but there is still $1.00 thing that bothers him. warned of one place where we where we suffer the batteries . but they decided when they go there to get the feedback but we are getting from the border guys is also also because. it doubles their income so families. we see kids being brought from the village that are now schooling in kampala because the writers have more money. german engineer daniel today i is taking a different approach he works for a solar energy company in uganda for several years before he decided to bring clean motorcycles into the country with his start up zambo he now imports cutting edge electric motor bikes from china. each one sells for about 1000 euros. that's quite a lot of money but the drivers can pay it off over 2 years and they keep bikes are tailored to the specific needs o

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plus a socially distanced christmas eve mass in rome pope francis marks the day with a service in the vatican conforming to coronavirus and gentle so. i'm quite richardson welcome to the show after months of uncertainty britain and the european union have finally struck an agreement on a poster breck's a trade deal its implementation will mark a big changes the u.k. and e.u. will form to separate markets and free movement between the 2 will end and both sides patched up their differences at the 11th hour to avert an encroaching crisis at the end of the 12 month transition period approached. just days before the january 1st deadline britain is set to leave the european union with a trade deal after months of wrangling the 2 sides finally agreed to the terms on which the e.u. would be allowed to continue fishing in british waters the last piece of the puzzle to fall into place before the deal could be announced both sides are selling the remit as the best deal for their positions british prime minister boris johnson said it would benefit you have only part of the u.k. a deal that will p

plus a socially distant distant christmas eve mass in the bronx pope francis marks the day when a service in the vatican conforming to the little virus to endorse. and play richardson welcome to the show well it contains hundreds of pages of detail and has emerged after months of negotiations the e.u. u.k. trade deal is now complete but ends months of uncertainty and its implementation will mark a big changes the u.k. and e.u. will form 2 separate markets and free movement between the 2 will come to an end or reporter will tell me what the major points of the deal are in just a moment but 1st this report on the day the deal was done. just days before the january 1st deadline britain is set to leave the european union with a trade deal after months of wrangling the 2 sides finally agreed to the terms on which the e.u. would be allowed to continue fishing in british waters the last piece of the puzzle to fall into place before the deal could be announced both sides are selling the remit as the best deal for their positions. british prime minister boris johnson said it would benefit you have

francis, i apologize. we are having a little bit of an audio problem. thank you so much and i apologize. i had to make the same roll call. thank you so much for all of your great work going to put that hearing into recess. thank you so much. >> the subcommittee hearing will now reconvene. i appreciate the witnesses cooperation and flexibility, as we are voting in the senate. miss madison, i wanted to get back to you with regards to your testimony and with regard to what admiral ray had said, with regard to the incident that you mentioned. it really was an outrage. as adam bovee mentioned, there were some miscommunications by the coast guard. asking for action from northern command coast but as weu.s. navy, are looking at this, what do you we, maybe others involved can prevent future incidents from happening again? what specifically would you and your members want to make sure happens with regard to coast guard actions? >> thank you, mr. chairman. we lay out three actions. we need to hear from our government, not the russian military about any activities

pope francis gives his christmas day address, urging all nations to share covid—19 vaccines and calling peace in war—torn regions. thousands of lorry drivers are spending christmas day in their cabs near dover as 800 military personnel continue to test stranded hauliers. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. stay with us here on bbc news. after an historic brexit trade deal, the european union's chief negotiator, michel barnier, has been briefing ambassadors from the 27 member countries on the details. the document setting out the deal runs to over 1200 pages. the prime minister, who was in downing street yesterday when the deal was confirmed, has also received a copy. here's our political correspondent leila nathoo. i have a small present for anyone who may be looking for something to read in that sleepy post—christmas lunch moment, and here it is... tidings, glad tidings of greatjoy, because this is a deal. some light reading. the post—brexit deal agreed yesterday between britain and the eu runs to more than 1,200 pages. this morning, the man who negotiat

well, that is pope francis delivering his traditional christmas day address.m the balcony of saint peter's square, which would ordinarily be packed on christmas day, but he is inside the apostolic palace and his address is being livestreamed. he is, as you could hear, delivering words of comfort for people and made the tremendous hardships and challenges of this year due to the pandemic. now, after relief on both sides following a post—brexit trade deal, the european ambassadors are now getting some of the details at a christmas day briefing. they are hearing from michel barnier who arrived at the eu parliament in the last hour with a copy of the document and saying mission accomplished. he led the eu negotiating team during nearly a year of fraught negotiations with britain. the uk prime minister boris johnson said britain had achieved a £660 billion per year trade agreement which would protectjobs, but the labour party said the deal was thin and did not protect workers. the deal must be ratified if it comes in on the ist of january. i'm joined now by our pol

now, i may be more interested in grandmothers than i should be but as i say francis -- francis was quite a woman. another woman, not sure i would call her quite a woman but she was important to history. her name is kitty floyd. now, kitty was 15 years old, a round faced young woman. she lived with her family in the same boarding house that madison and jefferson did. and madison, 31, now notice that, 31, fell in love. now, i shouldn't make too much of the age difference because in the 18th century 15 or 16 as kitty was about to be, was considered a perfect age to marry. so madison, 31, fell in love with her. this was 1783 when 15 was considered quite a marriageable age, and madison wanted to marry her. jefferson took up his cause. and i love the idea of these two friends interacting this way. he went to talk to kitty and to play up madison's case and he wrote to madison and said, i think i've got it fixed. well, it turned out not. you know, jefferson was always the optimist. kitty had seemed amenable but then she and her family traveled to new jersey and madison waited to hear from her ab

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leonardo came to him was by invitation of the french king francis the fast by them the artistic genius had already achieved cult status. leonardo lived in a manner next to the chateau called clue using. an incident occurred in the small french manner that steers the mona lisa investigation in an entirely new and revolutionary direction. leonardo brought 3 paintings with him the wonder today is referred to as the mona lisa a painting of some drum baptist and that was some downloads that he stayed in this manner in closing where you also had a studio. at the. the chronicler antonio de beatus witnessed cardinal law degree of arrogance visit with leonardo enclosed to say on october the tent $1517.00 he relates the 3 paintings he saw at the aging masters. one of the works is of a certain florentine lady painted from life that was made in honor of the passing of giuliano do many another one is of the young same journey the baptist the 3rd of madonna with her child seated on st anna's lap the latter was the most perfect of them all. today the painting up saint with maria and baby jesus on her

francis ford coppola for the electric. light that. rev the auto and mobility show. long lived email from visions and dreams to reality red for sense the icon of new mobility. also i could list also the reason. one of the richest men in the world to be a lawn musk businessman visionary and pop star and one thing that drives. so the growth here for parents feel good about that of course he can also be a little more modest but no less passionate immobility on 2 wheels 0 emissions transport handmade in uganda actually it makes me feel very very proud of myself to be part of the great team which is outside the friendship between tomorrow it will be need to in germany volkswagen is proud of the twa a car a hybrid with a good electric range. i could be driving the whole week from monday to friday without any local emissions and finally tamaki tells us about her great passion driving a cab in. on the. world of e-mail bill of right now. our rockets of mars. traveling through it to. mind reading who could possibly be behind these projects meet the lawn must entrepreneur the b

francis, i know holds yo, as well. so i want to thank the three witnesses for a really productive hearing. saw a lot of good, bipartisan participation in this hearing, which i thought was great and important. the record for the hearing will remain open for an additional two weeks, if senators have additional questions, they will please submit them for the record and for our witnesses, if you can respectfully try to get those answers back as soon as you, we would greatly appreciate that. with that, i want to thank the witnesses again. a lot of good information and a lot of important issues we need to work together on. i think we have a lot of important information to digest and move forward on, as we continue to look at the challenges and opportunities in america's arctic. with that. this hearing is adjourned. >>> weeknights this month we feature american history tv programs to preview what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, american history tv join tour guide eric finley to learn about the history of mobile

pope francis has given his traditional last thing at the vatican in rome but it looked at drastically different compared to previous years toned down of course because the coronavirus spent on. what a difference a year makes this is pope francis last christmas simply to square thronged with the faithful awaiting his benediction. a year of coronaviruses left its ravages and the square is empty the pontiff himself banished from his balcony to give his blessing inside the vatican to a smaller audience than usual to avoid drawing crowds francis intertwined the virus with his eternal theme of social justice. today in this time of darkness and uncertainty due to the pandemic several lights of hope are appearing such as the discoveries of vaccine and these lights to bring hope to the world they must be accessible to all. and he called for divine help in ending war around the world for the sake of the children. that faces touch the consciences of all men and women of goodwill. so that the causes of conflicts compare dressed. courageous efforts can be made to build a future of peace and. use t

pope francis has given his traditional or be at or be a blessing at the vatican in rome but it looked a drastically different compared to previous years toned down of course because of the coronavirus pantomimic. what a difference a year makes this is pope francis last christmas simpy to square throne with the faithful awaiting his benediction. a year of coronaviruses left its ravages and the square is empty the pontiff himself banished from his balcony to give his blessing inside the vatican to a smaller audience than usual to avoid drawing crowds francis intertwined the virus with his eternal clean of social justice. today in this time of darkness and uncertainty due to the pandemic several lights of hope are appearing such as the discoveries of vaccine and these lights to bring hope to the world they must be accessible to all. and he called for divine help in ending war around the world for the sake of the children. faces touch the consciences of all men and women of goodwill. so that the causes of conflicts can be addressed. and courageous efforts can be made to build a future of

this was probably expected but it's a somewhat bitter pill for pope francis to swallow. he had intervened energetically on several different occasions in the run up to this vote to appeal for the pro-life position. so it can't help to some extent, paula, be seen as a bit of a snub to the most famous argentinean in the world perhaps after messe. >> but it will make such a consequential difference to catholics all over the world in terms of where those predominantly catholic countries are moving now. >> yeah, that's right. let's remember, latin america is home to more than 40% of the world's catholic population. it traditionally has been an almost homogenously catholic continent. the plates are shifting in terms of latin america's political topography. in terms of the church's influence here, we should remember that argentina, a number of years ago, voted to legalize same-sex marriage and it has been moving in the direction of a legalization of abortion for some time. in that sense, i think the church in latin america is going to have to follow the path of the catholic chu

today pope francis is received with open arms by the jewish community. as his predecessors have done before him francis calls the jewish people older brothers. many many and this is the. scene where they've never been. able to get in if you don't even know a dog for. he's in using. the bishop of effort was appointed by the german conference of bishops to improve relationships between catholics and jews according to him in the 1930 s. many in the catholic clergy were not immune to anti semitism you know present government our skin we have to assume that in the thirty's and most catholics were guided by the principle that jews did not recognize the messiah let's go to you wouldn't miss the allegation that they were responsible for jesus's death on the cross was also common chords as to and we know that there were many sermons that repeated this. is in hell it's part. determined to gain the majority in parliament hitler tried to secure the support of the catholics. lot of a deal within a by directly dollars a week to the back door that i don't know about a

today pope francis is received with open arms by the jewish community. as his predecessors have done before him francis calls the jewish people older brothers. many unionists. young leaving. the. scene where they have. been commissioned the only thing known. for. is in using. the bishop of effort was appointed by the german conference of bishops to improve relationships between catholics and jews according to him in the 1930 s. many in the catholic clergy were not immune to anti semitism you know present government whole scheme we have to assume that in the thirty's and most catholics were guided by the principle that jews did not recognize the messiah let's go to you wouldn't miss the allegation that they were responsible for jesus's death on the cross was also common chords as to and we know that there were many sermons that repeated this. and these as in how it's. determined to gain the majority in parliament hitler tried to secure the support of the. catholics. do not grow out of a deal with even abiding rethink about their goal i would be if the bac

pope francis spoke to a crowd of less than 100 people yesterday.was held in a smaller section at st. peter's basilica. usually it's in the main section with up to 10,000 people attending. everyone wore a mask except the pope and a small choir. the pope will read a separate christmas message today. >>> coming up on the cbs morning news, driver beware. icy roads turn a street into a demolition derby. and the sounds of christmas, paris's notre dame cathedral hosts its first concert since last year's massive fire. this is the cbs morning news. ♪ " "jingle belells," "jingngle belllls," jiningle all the w wa♪ . so when i i heard abouout the applplied digitatal skilills courseses, i'm thinkingng i can become morore marketabable. you u don't t need to bebea compmputer experert to be greaeat at this.s. ththese are skskills lots of f people canan learn. i feel hopeful abouout the fututure now. ♪ did you know that 70% is located in your gut?ow. so, by keeping your gut healthy, you keep your immune system healthy. try align gut health and immunity support to h

what a difference a year makes pope francis last christmas simply to square throng with the faithful awaiting his benediction. a year of coronaviruses left its ravages and the square is empty the pontiff himself banished from his balcony to give his blessing inside the vatican to a smaller audience than usual to avoid drawing crowds francis intertwined the virus with his eternal theme of social justice. today in this time of darkness and uncertainty due to the pandemic several lights of hope are appearing such as the discoveries of vaccine and these lights to bring hope to the world they must be accessible to all. and he called for divine help in ending war around the world for the sake of the children. faces touch the consciences of all men and women of goodwill. so that the causes of conflicts can be addressed and. courageous efforts can be made to build a future of peace. which the pontiff blessing was the same as it has been for centuries but if he issued. this endless approvals emanuel said. to the city and the world. and in her annual address britain's queen elizabeth paid trib

her name was francis madison. i became interested in her, because of a note she wrote when madison was a child and they were living together. her note look like a shopping list. at the top of it it said for a, -- . for epilepsy. the 18th century medical books that i so much enjoy, taught me that some of the items on her list, conduit camp saffron, were thought to be good for breaking a fever it's. the guests that madison may have had fever related seizures as a child. they are not regarded as epilepsy today, but can be part of the syndrome. seizures as a child, epileptic seizures as an adult but francis was quite a woman. the more learned about her the, more interesting i found her she and her husband were the first to move the first other family to piedmont. not long after they move their, it was the frontier. and he died, poisoned by a slave records say, and running the plantation fell to her. she had to learn the details of growing tobacco. one went to plant the seeds, went to talk them, want to cut the leaves,

meanwhile pope francis has given his traditional or be at or be a blessing at the vatican in rome but a look at drastically different compared to previous years tony doubt of course because of the krona virus pandemic. what a difference a year makes this is pope francis last christmas simply to square thronged with the faithful awaiting his benediction a year of coronaviruses left its ravages and the square is empty the pontiff himself banished from his balcony to give his blessing inside the vatican to a smaller audience than usual to avoid drawing crowds francis intertwined the virus with his eternal theme of social justice with the temple yes well today in this time of darkness and uncertainty due to the pandemic several lights of hope are appearing such as the discoveries of vaccine of these lights to bring hope to the world that they must be accessible given us that all too. and he called for divine help in ending war around the world for the sake of the children you know. faces touch the consciences of all men and women of goodwill. so that the causes of conflicts can be address

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and francis dietz setters, health reporter at "the washington post." dr. gupta, let's talk about the basics of this vaccine for a moment. the cdc just published a list of recommendations and guidelines for who can take this. among them, it encourages pregnant women to check with their doctors, warns those with allergies to other vaccines, to avoid it altogether. i wonder when you make of the guidelines and how concerned you are about possible side effects. >> good evening, alicia. this is what i'll say. the data that we do have is what we should focus on. we have a pfizer phase 3 late-stage trial that shows that amongst 40,000 individuals this was a broadly well-tolerated vaccine. those are two really good metrics there. there is some concern that if you had a prior very serious allergic event, technically called an anaphylactic reaction, that means you developed a skin rash, maybe shortness of breath, something along those lines, your throat swells up in really severe cases, those are exceedingly rare to foods and medicines. in that case, that needs to be

francis, i apologize. we are having a little bit of an audio problem. thank you so much and i apologize. i had to make the same roll call. thank you so much for all of your great work going to put that hearing into recess. thank you so much.

francis, i know the senator holds you in very high regard as well.hank you to the witnesses for a productive hearing. we saw a lot of bipartisan participation in this hearing and the record for the hearing will remain open for an additional two week. if the senators have additional questions, they will submit them for the record. back aset those answers soon as you can and we would greatly appreciate that. thank you you to the witnesses again. a lot of good information and important issues that we need to work together on. informationortant to digest, living forward on -- moving forward on. with that, this meeting is adjourned. >> c-span's washington journal. we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discussed policy issues that impact you. we open the phones all morning and take your calls and comments on the question, how did 2020 change america? watch c-span's washington journal thursday morning. be sure to join the conversation. >> coming up on thursday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span, the federalist society hosts a discussion with law