. >> think about what george allen ran for governor. 56 stories in "washington post" about ma kaka.llen made, what is more important saying ma kaka or supporting a school board with this policy saying that parents have no right to object to that kind of policy. where was the "washington post" on? on-line local news story that ignores it, that is a cover-up. they should go right to terry mccauliffe and say how do you feel now? that you supported and continue and doubled down on a policy that says, parents have no right to participate in the decisions of their own children in school. now what do you say mr. mccoughive. mr.mccauliffe,. mark: they will endorse him for governor. what do you make of a line of democrats campaigned for -- mccauliffe. should they be asked about this policy. >> america, listen to the silence that is all i can say, joe biden will speak out about anything, any conservative did anywhere. also supported the policies, where is the president of the united states on this story? the president should be speaking out? where is kamala harris, you know, she is putting go

. >> think about what george allen ran for governor with famous me ma kaka moment, the mistake that georgede, what is more important, saying ma kaka or supporting a school board that has this policy saying that parents have no right to object to that kind of a policy, what is more important? yet, where was the "washington post" on this? on-line local news story, that just ignores it and on we go. that is a cover-up. media should be go doing mccauliffe say, how do you feel now, that you supported and you continue to and double down on a policy that says parents have no right to participate in the decisions of their own children in school. now what do you say? mark: they will endorse him for governor. as they always do, democrats, what do you make of a line of democrats campaigning for mccauliffe given the fact, barack obama, joe biden. -- jill biden, and stacey abrams, they should alling asked. >> america -- listen to science. joe biden who is also supported the policies, where is the president of the united states on this story? the president should be speaking out. where is kamala harris?

they go into bruce allen's email, general manager at the time, son of legendary football coach george allen gay player to be drafting and players kneeling. head of players association. he is african-american, the way he looks. all this stuff in inexcusable. the first set of emails he would have probably survived. second set he didn't. by last night, "monday night football" he was gone. to me, the couple things of the content of the emails are terrible. they were never meant to be public. the problem for jon gruden was they were public, has no legal case, bruce allen wrote from a redskin account, washington football club account that allows them to be public. anybody that wrote to them is now subject. he was never the subject of an investigation. he is incidental. stuart: does he deserve in your opinion to be canceled from football from here on out? >> i don't know. this is unplowed ground for me. if you look at what he said it is inexcusable. the one thing to keep in mind too, anybody who wrote things that they didn't want public, what if everything you ever wrote was public? anyone watchin

these emails between jon gruden and then team president in washington, george allen, that's why we knowon, willie. i saw yesterday a lot of people talking about this, nobody defending what gruden said, nobody suggesting that he shouldn't have been fired immediately. i think everybody agreeing with aaron rodgers, there's just no place for that in the nfl or somebody with that mind-set on a variety of issues, but everybody would then follow that up with, okay, we know gruden's a bad apple. there was a suggestion that dan snyder in washington was being protected. people want to see his emails. so i think they need a housecleaning. i think they need full transparency, and unless there's good reason for certain emails to be redacted and not to be allowed out, there does need to be full transparency so you don't just have one coach that is facing this intense heat and spotlight and losing his job, but perhaps others if they -- if they've got the same terrible regressive mind-set. >> yeah, and joe, the redskins were fined $10 million. part of the deal is the emails would not be disclosed. the

allen was the security council under president george w. bush and grace panetta. welcome to both of you. how much can a president accomplish at a summit like this and how much is political postures? >> so much of it is the symbolism of conveying to the world that we are united and we are trying to conquer the biggest problems. president biden set out at the beginning of his presidency to tackle at least two of the big things on the agenda here, and that is climate change, which is coming up, and also the pandemic, and so i think he wants to show measurable progress here on the world stage, show that he's in charge and that the united states is leading. but you're right, a lot of the details have been worked out for the last weeks and months, and some of this is just sort of signing the deal here in front of the world's cameras. >> grace, what do you think is the single top priority here for the president at these meetings? >> i think definitely reestablishing the sort of dominance on the world stage that michael was just talking about and i also think climate is g

already told his bandmates, including george harrison and ringo starr that he was leaving back in 1970 mccartney says the group was advised by their new manager, allen while loose ends are tied up. star trek actor william shatner is set to fly into space this week. shatner is 90 years old, he will join three other passengers on blue origin space flight on wednesday, he was asked if there are any special challenges because of his age. the only thing about age that has application to this particular vehicle is getting in and out of the seat with any kind of arthritis. so unless you're really supple, getting in and out of these seats in weight in when we're on gravity. is a short, okay. he doesn't look like he's 90 or sound like he's 90 great. at 90 years old. he will become the oldest person in space. his other civilian crew mates are blue origin executives. blue origin is, of course, the company founded by billionaire jeff bezos. prices are on the rise, but there's also another issue impacting shoppers on my command you in washington with more on what the white house says it's doing to ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for