george walker event management. a very, very difficult time.addle you do? well, steve stuttard, who lives in salford quays, realised he had to quack the problem of how to get the ducklings safely down to the ground without ruffling their mother's feathers. but he didn't get into a flap — he found a solution to fit the bill — and became a social media sensation, as ian haslam reports. this is mrs mallard, who has unwittingly become the most famous star on social media. her time spent nesting on steve suttart�*s balcony has been seen by millions thanks to an accompanying twitter thread and video from steve's daughter emma. ijust read a few tweets, wrote the thread, went up and made a cup of tea and came back and the ticker was going. and i was like, ok, then it went crazy. the lovely thing about this is that there are people all over the world who know how great he is now and adore him too. operation mallard to begin. what are the odds of this duck nesting on your balcony, what with you being a twitcher and everything? a million to one. i can't b

and back with us for the first time in four years, former president george walker texas ranger bush. president bush is promoting his new book of portraits. he's a painter now. which -- can you imagine donald trump painting? he'd be like, "painting?" "what am i, mexican?" "get me a taco salad and a diet coke." but president bush paints. and he will be with us very soon. hey, speaking of high profile guests, i have a big announcement to make. one week from tonight -- you probably want to put this in your calendar. "hey siri -- set reminder." next wednesday night, we will be visited, in-studio, by the mypillow man himself, mike lindell. i know. all my boyhood dreams are coming true. mike just launched a new social media website, for people who are too crazy for twitter, with a 48-hour live stream. he called it the "frankathon." and this was the frankathon scene last night when they got word of our official invite to appear on the show. >> he promised me last night, he invited me on his show. jimmy, if you're out there, we tried to get a hold of your publicist. what did they say? this is

one was george herbert walker bush, the other is the incumbent president of the united states and the other is john lewis. these are three wildly different people. a son of her niche, world war ii hero, a man of immense privilege , and george bush, a roman catholic and working-class guy from scranton. and the great-grandson of enslaved person whose challenge the nations conscience. they have one thing in common not was a remarkable capacity the. they sold the world and see the world through other people's us, which i would argue is fundamentally the buckle. to love your neighbor as yourself certainly don't want to love my enemy. they are laying in me, that point. the witness and life of john robert lewis that what i'd just said is wrong. he embodied, manifested, and taught that to meet hate with love and darkness might not in deal, but possible. in that way we can all help me grow. thank you. >> you got to bring that with you john. >> i think you've heard from me plenty. >> thank you. linda and michael, thank you for being with this tonight. we are honored to have all three do you hea

one was buried from this place, george herbert walker bush. the other is the incumbent president of the united states, joe biden. the other is john lewis. there are three wildly different people. a son of greenwich, world war ii hero, a man of immense privilege, george bush. a roman catholic, working-class guy from scranton and claymont, joe biden. and the great-grandson of an enslaved person who challenged a nation's conscience and pushed us towards a more perfect union through the power of love, not hate, hope, not fear, creativity and creation and growth, not destruction. but they have one thing in common, and that was a remarkable capacity for empathy. they saw the world and see the world through other people's eyes, which i would argue is fundamentally biblical. to love your neighbor as yourself is really hard. i am not all that interested in loving my neighbor as myself. i like my neighbor, that is fine. i certainly don't want to love my enemy. they are my enemy, that is the point. but to witness the life of john robert lewis is that wha

you are absolutely right and i am going to give george herbert walker bush, the dad, credit for it.e if the biden administration follows suit. ben rhodes, thank you for your time. really appreciate you. >>> meanwhile, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms will be joining me in a few minutes. >>> but first, a million residents of republican-led states are about to have their unemployment checks slashed. their governors say this is necessary, because some americans are just too damn lazy to get back on the wheel and work. tonight's absolute worst is next. don't go anywhere. anywhere. before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -well, audrey's expecting... -twins! grandparents! we want to put money aside for them, so...change in plans. alright, let's see what we can adjust. ♪♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. okay. mom, are you painting again? you could sell these. lemme guess, change in plans? at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar d

you sort of just captured the heart and soul of george herbert walker bush.eally have to be told. he was funny and we had so much fun for 25 areas. but the other reason, the more substantiative reason is that he really left us a blueprint on how we should all be living or lives. he knew how to live life with joy, with principle, with substance. the book is full of great stories about how until the day he died, he never quit loving this country and quit giving back. so thank you for letting me talk about my favorite person i'll ever meet. >> jon meacham is with us and he has a question for you. john? >> june, president bush referred to jean as simply the great becker, so the great becker. jean, i have to ask you, one of my many unresolved issues as friends is that you kept the story from me. so tell us about bandar? >> well, before -- i want this segment to be full of life and joy and happiness, but i do want mika and joe and all of your listeners to know that on page 195 of this book, in a chapter called "the worst of times," i literally wrote, "the hardest d

robin foresee walker reports now from tbilisi. macy's book got i made. no, that's what began in a rural valley is now in george's capital, city, and environmental movements against a major new hydropower project number kalani led by this 28 year old activist. although we, we can, we are not going to stop it because i'm a chronic. it's not a problem, i'm just one valley. you know, this is the face of the senate problem. now, mcbernie will boost georgia's electricity generation by 15 percent. but it's dams will flood part of the re only valley destroying settlements, forests and threatening critically endangered species of fish will disappear because although the 2 she's not migrating to, my family are operating. thanks and building them family impacting hydro, logical 0. there are some like the clergy from georgia, powerful over total church, have a nationalist agenda. they oppose the turkey. she company operates the many unacceptable aspects among them. if requested land will be handed over to the tech contractor. the government has capitulated and disagreement over usually political parties organized rally in g

robin forest walker reports from tbilisi, a full state funeral for a celebrated general a century owned from your committee. this separation from his homeland george's president is herself a descendant of georgians, forced to flee the bolshevik advance in 1900. 21. grannie. much in your belief and the belief of my father and all other george in emigrants has been justified. georgia is immortal, and the restoration of independence is inevitable. so they will be gone level brushing, exuberant and repatriated from france, the bones of the general and of his wife light together in one casket. the general's return comes 30 years since the restoration of independence, georgia after the collapse of the soviet union. and it's been a 100 years since that independence was taken from georgia after the invasion of the rate of an invasion that sent the general and his family into exile as commander in chief of the army general committee to a secured georgia borders for its 3 brief years as an independent democratic republic say as crazy. but after the bolsheviks victory, he and his family found the sanctuary in france. tommy and no, none of my mother. my grandfa

george's largest rivers is cause controversy. and nearby communities fight to protect the re only river has become a national struggle against governments determination to guarantee future energy supplies. when 1st year walker reports from the upper riana valley. the lush landscape of georgia is rio de valley is being re engineered for the hydro power plant of number body when completed to dams, one over a 100 meters tall will boost the country's annual electricity generation by up to 15 percent turnover. absolutely, math isn't going to be one anchor. the turkish contract to says it's construction will only be positive. project typically will provide absolutely brand new the high standard european sat and road and reduced to connect read the casey to getting which will bring a lot of tourist a lot and also connect all of the villages. it's a good opportunity to keep the valley alive. you can see the tunnel where that's going to divert the river that will allow them to build a massive time across the gorge. a feet of engineering to tame this force of nature, the re only river that will transform the valley for better or worse. not down stream in georgia is 2nd largest city. could probably see thousands recen

george's biggest rivers is causing controversy in nearby communities. now the fight to protect the re only river has become a national struggle against the governance determination to guarantee future energy supplies. robin, christy walker reports now from the upper re oney valley. the marsh landscape of georgia's rio de valley is being re engineered for the hydro power plants have number body when completed to dams, one over a 100 meters tall will boost the country's annual electricity generation by up to 15 percent per absolutely massive isn't going to be the one anchor, the turkish contract to says it's construction will only be positive. the project will provide absolutely brand new, the high standard european fed and road in the reduced to connect read the seat and getting we to get a lot of tourists electrocuted and also connect all of the villages. it's a good opportunity to keep the valley the live. you can see the tunnel where that's going to divert the river that will allow them to build a massive time across the gorge. a feet of engineering to take the force of nature, the rio river that will transform the valley for better or worse not to locate the down stream in georgia, 2nd largest city. i see thousands r

walker reports from tbilisi. if he's got, i may not. that's what began in a rural valley is now in george's capital, city, and environmental movements against a major new hydropower project number kalani led by this 28 year old activist. although we can, we are not going to stop it because i'm a chronic. it's not a problem, i'm just one belly. you know that it is the face of the problem. now, mcbernie will boost georgia's electricity generation by 15 percent. but it's dams will flood part of the re only valley destroying settlements, forests and threatening critically endangered species of fish. the surgeon will disappear because although the tissues not migrating now, my family are operating thanks until february and boxing hydro logical 0. there are some like these are clergy from george's powerful orthodox church, have a nationalist agenda. they oppose the turkey. she company operates the many unacceptable aspects among them. if requested, land will be handed over to the tech contractor government as capitulated and disagreement over georgia government insistence number money is vital to

walker and louise minchin. today is the first anniversary of the death of george floyd the african american killed by a white policemaned secure the guilty verdict. now cortez is focusing on using the law to change the way policing is done. that's why i recentlyjoined the naacp minneapolis chapter so i can be familiarised with the bills that's going on, and to help our people out. so it sounds to me like you're kind of giving yourself, like, a legal education. yeah, definitely. that's quite a change, no? yeah, definitely. that's a big change. many lives have changed, even if wider reforms have been slow to follow. it activated me. it activated me in ways i didn't know i could be activated. butchy austin lives in the neighbourhood where george floyd was killed. i saw an opportunity to have a deeper community with my neighbours, to have tougher conversations about systemic racism and police brutality. every sunday, he joins this service on the corner of the square where floyd died. faith gives them confidence, but the debate in the city over how to handle policing is messy. and officers say they're under such scrutiny t