more difficult still was the removal of cabinet minister george jackson. what it is confidant and right hand man. together they began fighting to transform chile, a student leaders in 2011, forming a new generation of politicians. later they were inseparable as congressional allies. now, jackson, who was unable to work well with congress, has been moved to a less significant ministry. he's been replaced by former president michelle bachelor's, ex cabinet chief analia with the actually, the cabinet shake up incorporates a political generation that the left wing, millennial president had. once dismissed as history, this is the equivalent of when you move out of your house. because you are a grown up now and you're going to have your own life. and 6 months later, you have to bring in your dad, your mom and your siblings. because you cannot, of sort of live on your ah, knew the presidential palace university students protested throughout the day against the defeat of the draft constitution supported by bought each. it would have introduced progressive structura

jackson? abraham lincoln? or george washington? pete: it was not george washington. rachel: i will say. pete: george washington was never in the white house. they did burn it down in 1812, but jefferson was the first one there. rachel: i will go with abraham lincoln. will: i will go jackson. it is lincoln. abraham lincoln, cat guy, the guy who saved the country and founded the republican party, cat guy. guy. rachel: 3, 2, one. rachel: i don't like the founder of the republican party. pete: let that sink in. rachel: we will have to bribe have brian come in and display why abraham lincoln was a capitalist. he would know. will: a panel of experts blasting government response to covid 19 and demanding an investigation into the virus's origins. doctor marty makary is next. rachel: setting sail on a cruise, for first responders but first dj, take it away with we built this city, remember that? ♪ ♪ we just love the beat ♪ who counts the money ♪ underneath the barn ♪ snoring? because quality sleep is vital, the sleep number 360 smart bed can gently raise your partner's head to help. ah...that's

constitution that emerged and the republican plantation owner george washington was thus in a word proto jacksonian in various ways. andrew jackson called to mind george washington himself. both men were deeply versed in american self-government. the jackson not merely democratic but often demagogic. both men famously bested the british on the battlefield. jackson even more decisively than washington in the battle of new orleans. and both were also, alas, southern slaveholders. washington was increasingly embarrassed by this fact, and in this last act, freed slaves. jacksonville was not and did not. on reflection, we should not be surprised that jackson, a strong pro-democracy and president who also embodied fierce anti anti secessionism and a muscular attitude toward european monarchs, would ultimately become the dominant figure in antebellum america. after all, jack sand personified some of the constitution's most striking structural elements its populism, its military resilience, and also, alas, its special accommodation of slave ocracy in some america's constitution was far more democratic and geostrategic than we have been t

there are 800 people who can fish and saint george's, chancellor, still quite a few can say that that's go straight to wind though we can talk to corresponding jackson howard. i believe he joined us on the phone from winds up from just outside when the car for a jack. tell us, what can we expect? now today in the 2nd 7. well, we just seen a really silent protection up the the long walk hearing when the queen, coughing and seeing when the cost. so now heading into the chapel service of around a 100 people and the service actually will look broadly something like a funeral in itself that will be in that will be that will be kind of as well. it will be somewhere in the region at the same amount of time is based in western job. but this is for a close to a smaller group of people than the funeral. we've had about about 2 people attending and also that service has taken place. she will be moved to a very private barrier which will take place around 3 to 2 hours. also the end of the service. where would just be the family and we should be laid to rest. have a husband presence to the princess margaret and her mother and father who were all in the memorial

brown, jackson until we actually stop meaning people to death, shooting them in their beds. george floyd and breonna taylor. until we stop educating generations of people about who they are, we stop fighting a holistic history of of all contribution. this country. it's a fraught term to say america, you know what i mean? to just say america. no, obviously, when i travel overseas, i feel my americanness because is where i'm from in many different ways. but, you know, for me, i'm i'm with i'm with baldwin with w.e.b. dubois. this is a double conscious that we're talking about. and i think when you look at the work of our our esteemed panelists, this is what they're talking about as well. you know, how do we navigate this thing called america, how do you figure it out? and so, you know, i just i'm i'm i mean, rooted in my africanness, in my south carolina and is rooted in my brooklyn jersey ness. that's what it means where my people are from, where i'm based out of. and once i became conscious, as we used, say, back in the day, woke in these times, you know, and then a commitment as a

the george floyd but, now ketanji brown jackson on the heels of having trump, and now biden, there's a lot going on in the world, and i do feel there is an awakening. there is a lot of black people that i need to buy black, i need to be black, i need to respect black. i think the music is gonna shift in the next five years. things don't hope happen overnight. young people, 13 14 years old, they're gonna save us. i feel like they got it. what are your thoughts on this, doctor kendi and then of course ladee? >> so, what i'm saying is that everything, in terms of that wave of black people who in many ways are embracing themselves, complicating themselves recognizing that they're a perfectly equal with other groups of people, really sort of diving into their humanity, really even, you know, as ladee stated, you know having the sort of confrontation between blackness and whiteness, but i also think that we are in the moment when there are more and more black folks who are seeing and pursuing opportunities, to destroy black people. and there are so many, you know -- let me give an example.

president george w bush, barack obama and donald trump and now ronny jackson.ook holding the line. congressmen, it is good to have you this morning. thank you for being here. how would you assess the mental capacity. >> it it is not gotten better. it has continued to get worse. the american people have questions about a lot of bizarre behavior. the way he makes up stories. he tells these stories that everyone has documented did not true. he has these emotional outbursts he shuffles when he walks. he slurs his speech. he looks frail and fragile. now, the democrats in the mainstream media are saying we cannot order this a lot longer. at some point or another we will have to address us and explain what is going on. i have asked multiple times to see his medical records. reassure to the american people that he could do this. something bad will happen domestically with the potential terrorist crossing our borders something bad will happen overseas from a national security standpoint and we will get lots of americans killed. it will be too late in. we need to make su

is inflection point that we've been in with the convergence of a pandemic of george floyd of of now cataldi, brown, jackson on the heels of having and now biden and now there's like a lot going on in the world and. i do feel like there's an awakening as a lot of black that like, i need to be black, i need to be black, i need to respect black. i think the music kevin is going to shift the next five years. things don't happen overnight. i think that young people, these 12, 13, 14 year olds are going to save us. i feel like they got it. what are your thoughts on this, dr.. and then, of course, lady. so i think what i'm what i'm finding is everything you just described terms of that sort of wave of black people who in many ways are embracing, complicating themselves, recognizing that they're imperfect equal with other groups of people, really sort of diving into their humanity, really even. you know, as lady stated, you know, thinking past this sort of confrontation between and whiteness. and but i also think that we are in a moment when there are more and more black folks who are seeing and pursuing opportuni

george w. bush, barack obama and donald trump right now texas congressman ronnie jackson. the author ofe the book holding theli line, a lifetime of defending democracy and american values. congressman it's good to have g this morning for thingoos which are being here. >> thank youth maria. maria: how to assess the mental capacity present biden? >> moritz not gotten any better is continued to get worse into his candidate joe biden. mice are talking but this the american people continued our questions about a lot of bizarre behavior but holding handslo thg is one of them for the way he make s up stories and he repeatedly tells the storiesha that everyone has documented are not true. that happens pretty frequently for his emotional outbursts. he shuffles when he walks, he slurs his speech pretty always ask frail and fragile. i just think it's continued to get worse and worse.no i think now the democrats in the mainstream media starting say we cannotam m ignore this a lot lo. some point or another going tot have to address this bird went up explained to the american people wha

george. washington abraham lincoln and ulysses s grant but he didn't stop there. he went on to say of second rank or benjamin franklin. alexander hamilton andrew jackson of second rank so this is the way theodore roosevelt understood ulysses s grant in 1900 i'm so pleased that in 2022. we are restoring him to his rightful place as my editor said when we talked about doing a grant biography don't you think grants do for an upgrade? yes, he is. thank you very much. dr. white you are as good a storyteller in person as you are when you read the book. president grant comes alive both in the challenges and in the opportunities today we gather as part of our understanding of public memory the capital historical society is dedicated. to ensuring that our public memory is presented in a way to inspire inform patriotism? mr. blanton, thank you for your work. thank you for your creation and dedication to recreate this statue to the glory it belongs. we thank senator blunt for sponsoring us to be here for sponsoring the legislation. we thank senator brown. congresswoman ann wagner and we thank each of you. this event would not be here if it was not for the incred

jackson joins us with reaction. congressman, you took care of how many presidents? >> three, three, sean. >> sean: three. george w.correct? >> that's correct. >> sean: and there was a push to have donald trump take this cognitive test, and you were very clear in telling him whatever the results are, and it's not a particularly easy test, they will be released to the public, you told him that. >> absolutely, sean, there was complete outrage, everyone was up in arms, all these elites from academic medicine and the press, they were relentless in their insistence that we have the president cognitively assessed, which we did, and as you know, he passed with flying colors and, you know, this is kind of where this all originated. you know, i saw that tweet one day when i was driving the campaign a little bit that mcdaniel had put out one of these gas, one where he thought he was running for the senate he couldn't member which state he was in. she tweeted out a video of it and i was little frustrated with the double standard, and i just replied to the tweet, just retweeted it and said wow, does anybody were member the cog

jackson. joins us with reaction. congressman, you too took carekf how many presidents? >> three .ree, three , shonen three . okay, george three w. bush, barack obama and donald trump. >> correct. that's correct. and there was a push to to havet donald trump take this cognitive test. and you were ververy cley clearn telling him whatever the results are. and it's not a particularly easyrl test, they will be released to the public. you told him that? , ever absolutely, sean.yo there was a complete outrage. everyone was up in arms.l th alesl elites from academic medicine and the press. they were relentless in their insistence that we had the president cognitively assessed, which we dided, whichi and as youth know, he passed with flying colors and , you s is kind ofw that where this all originated. you know, i saw thatday tweetwh one day when i was driving totht a campaign event that ronald mcdonald put out with some of these ga puts. and one in particular, i think,e was where he thought he was running for the senate and he couldn't remember which state en he was in.ted ou i don't remember. and , you know, she tweeted outa a

brown, jackson until we actually stop meaning people to death, shooting them in their beds. george floyd and breonna taylor. until we stop educating generations of people about who they are, we stop fighting a holistic history of of all contribution. this country. it's a fraught term to say america, you know what i mean? to just say america. no, obviously, when i travel overseas, i feel my americanness because is where i'm from in many different ways. but, you know, for me, i'm i'm with i'm with baldwin with w.e.b. dubois. this is a double conscious that we're talking about. and i think when you look at the work of our our esteemed panelists, this is what they're talking about as well. you know, how do we navigate this thing called america, how do you figure it out? and so, you know, i just i'm i'm i mean, rooted in my africanness, in my south carolina and is rooted in my brooklyn jersey ness. that's what it means where my people are from, where i'm based out of. and once i became conscious, as we used, say, back in the day, woke in these times, you know, and then a commitment as a