amy: that brings us to glenn greenwald. glenn talk about your first contacts with ed snowden, when you decided to make that trip to hong kong, the risks you are taking. at the time, you worked for the guardian, taking on all of the institutions that you knew could certainly take you down. >> in e weeks leading to our ultimate meaning, i was fixated on the idea that we all fly to hong kong to be with him. we still got not know who he was. we do not know which agency he worked for. the fact he wanted us to go to hong kong made everything much more confusin because why would somebody with high-level access to top secret documents -- usually would expect to find a person like that in the underworld of arlington, virginia, not hong kong. i remember telling ed, look, i trust you. i feel like what you're saying intuitively is genuine. but before i get on a plane and fly all the way literally across the world to the other side of the world, show me something that demonstrates you are authentic, that you actually have material that

so glenn was a loving person. everyone loved glenn.he stepped into a party, they knew that glenn was going to be just the life of the party in a good way. >> mr. foster, tell us about the days leading up to his arrest. you believe your son may have been suffering from a mental health episode. please talk to me about that. >> well, i can say, don, that glenn's behavior was a little different than what we usually have with him, and we were concerned. and we -- believe it or not, when he was caught by the police, yi thought myself in my mind, he's in one place now. we can arrange to get him some help. and we were having a positive experience with chief black, and then the wheels came off when the sheriff got involved. >> mrs. foster, the police say that they -- hold on one second. let me go back here. what do you mean the wheels came off? >> well, on -- i received an email saturday morning from chief black stating that my son was arrested, call me right away, which i did. we told chief black, and chief black, through his observation of my

glenn took his 16mm film camera through kandahar and helmand.ured through villages and deserts. sometimes, he just let the camera run. people chatter horses gallop foster's family kept the films in a trunk at home, and they kept a reel of tape, noting his impressions as plain as the day he recorded them. their calm and optimism surprises our 21st—century heirs. we tracked down foster's assistant, now living on the far side of the world in america. we tracked down foster's assistant, now living on the far side of the world in america. he hadn't seen the films in 50 years. the films capture a time when afghanistan was changing, modernising, filling with ideas. king zahir, the last afghan king, imagined a forward—looking country, united under one flag. all asia was emerging from the second world war. the old imperial power, britain, in retreat. new countries were born. india and pakistan, afg hanistan�*s most intimate neighbour. in 1956, pakistan drew up its first constitution. it declared itself as something completely new — an islamic republic. d

glenn: we will see supply pressures -- that will help. fed has been buying back mortgage backed securities. we have very accommodative fiscal and monetary policy. those have to adjust. consensus for pce next year would be about three present -- would be about 3%, cpi more than 4%. it suggested there is still time to adjust. kailey: you mentioned fiscal policy, and michael mckee talking about the idea that may be people went back into the labor market because they have had to start drawing down their savings. what happens as that winds down and what happens to consumers tolerance of some of the higher prices they are facing? glenn: we will start to see people reentering the labor force, but there's still a lot of excess savings, albeit evenly distributed in the population. a bigger concern may be fears of going back to work. that will have to sort itself out with the vaccine. kailey: we are seeing return to office plans pushed back for some wall street firms. if people are not going to the offices in the cities they will not visit their co

people can see and differentiate between a glenn youngkin and a donald trump or a glenn youngkin and a marjorie taylor greene. so i think as a campaign strategy, that's just, you know, not going to pass the eye test. i certainly wouldn't associate with a party that i thought to be that kind of group. but, look, there are people who are obviously out there saying things that i wouldn't associate myself with. i think that's the fight nancy mace is trying to get to, and i think that's what leadership is trying to figure out right now is how do you deal with that under the circumstances. >> dean, i'll let you respond to

glenn, good afternoon and thanks for being with us. let's go ahead and start with this morning's arraignment. lawyers for the parents said they were not running from the law when they went to that detroit warehouse. they say it was a miscommunication. let's listen. >> they were scared. they were terrified. they were not at home. they were figuring out what to do, getting finances in order, and the last text messages we had with them and phone calls we had with them, our plan was to drive to the district court this morning because arraignments were supposed to start at 8:30 for any county arraignment, and we had plans to meet them at 7:30 to text the fugitive apprehension team. >> sounds like the judge didn't buy it, though? >> no. you know, it sounds like they missed their arraignment and they don't get to decide when they will appear or whether they'll appear the day after they're arraignment, and i can tell you that prosecutors will always look at flight evidence as consciousness of guilt evidence. so, it doesn't surprise me that the

glenn, i'm going to start with you.re could be groundwork for criminal charges. 18 usc 1512, the obstruction statute. any chance we see the committee actually subpoena donald trump himself? >> you know, probably. it's interesting that liz cheney is talking like a prosecutor. as you say, katie, she's using the precise language of the federal statute 1512 that reads, whoever corruptly instructs, influences or impedes any official proceeding or attempts to do so shall be imprisoned for not more than 20 years. these are the words that liz cheney is using to describe some of donald trump's conduct. interestingly, some of the folks who actually attacked the capitol have been charged with this exact crime. and a trump-appointed judge, judge dabny friedrich, when these insurrectionists tried to attack the prosecutor's use of that federal statute, a trump-appointed judge said, you know what? this is precisely the kind of official proceeding when congress comes together to count the electoral college votes, contemplated by that f

for glenn's ceremony. the four of us sat in his cabin, and we talked about what gus had done. we talked about what john had done. we talked about what i had done, all the way back. people would come in with papers to be signed, he said, don't worry, we'll get those when we come back to washington. the entire flight -- i tell you, he was really, really a space cadet. it's too bad he could not have lived to see his promise. >> when he first made that announcement, what was your personal reaction? >> oh, we were delighted. we were delighted. but there was a little bit of a gulp in there because he put -- he put a time cap on the deal. to think that any of us thought that we would be able to make it with -- that was 1961 -- within 8.5 years. anyway, delighted but a little bit of, well, maybe -- maybe the president is a little enthusiastic. >> we finally got up to point where we were into "apollo," and what was your choice, you and deke, what was your best bet as to which would be the first flight to make a man

glenn greenwald, welcome. >> great to be with you.rtificial intelligence, has president biden gotten coverage as bad as or worse than president rob in the last four months compared to trump last year in your view? >> this attack to create that narrative that somehow the media was almost biased in favor of president frump and against biden or that biden got worse coverage than trump reminds me of the injunction which is that the pardo-- party told you to reject the evidence of your own eyes and ears, the overarching mandate and we are supposed to forget the first year of the trump presidency was this of accusations that trumps a traitor, beholden to vladimir putin, subject to black male control his election was illegitimate because he conspired illegally with the kremlin. they flooded our politics with stories that were not just a negative, but devastatingly so against president trump and i defy eight anyone to bind anything remotely like that when it comes to their coverage of joe biden. they were critical it of discrete policies like

roberts, they say, who introduced her to jeffrey epstein and not glenn maxwell.ok is not the only tech giant to dive into the metaverse. but what does it actually mean? our technology correspondent marc chislack has been looking in to it. so, what actually is the metaverse? well, if we think of the internet as something that we look at, the metaverse is a version of the internet that we are inside. i�*d say there are examples of the metaverse already, if you look at video games. i think a lot of people see the future metaverse as expanding on that experience to include notjust gaming but maybe things like a digital workspace or digital events, digital socialising. the idea is that we will experience the metaverse as an avatar, a virtual version of ourselves that we control as we explore this new online frontier. companies like ready player me and oz already have tools to create avatars for a coming metaverse. creations which, in my case, are a slightly younger and trimmer version of the real thing. andrew bosworth is from meta, the company formerly known as faceb

however, now that glenn maxwell has been —— lee mansell has been found —— ghislaine maxwell has beenfficking, that picture of her with virginia giuffre and prince andrew in her house in belgrade via is rather difficult to explain. when we look at the situation, i suppose there was a sense that ghislaine maxwell was much more in the spotlight after the death of jeffrey epstein, in a way that perhaps she would not have done had he still been alive was undoubtedly ——? undoubtedly --? undoubtedly. it is... she shortly not have been in the spotlight in this way, and the defence did make a reasonable argument that she was a scapegoat in this case. however, thejury did not fall for that. we this case. however, the “my did not fan for that.— fall for that. we have heard that the “ail fall for that. we have heard that the jail terms — fall for that. we have heard that the jail terms could _ fall for that. we have heard that the jail terms could be - fall for that. we have heard that the jail terms could be 40 - fall for that. we have heard that the jail terms could be 40 years| fall for that.

so has glenn beck.us next. ♪ >> tucker: horrifying reports school in californias that given students powerful untested drugs without their parents' consent. the school apparently offered students an incentive to be quiet about it to hide it from their parents. trace gallagher has the story for us tonight. >> imagine the surprise when her 1-year-old son came home from school saying he got vaccinated in exchange for a piece of pizza. for the record she isn't against vaccines. but her son has asthma and she doesn't feel the vaccine is right for him. watch. >> the lady that gave him the shot and signed the paper was the one that told my son please do not say anything, i do not want to get in trouble. it hurted to know that he got a shot without my permission, without me even knowing or signing any papers for him to get the shot. >> the l.a. school district already fighting two vaccine mandate lawsuits won't comment on the case but it did offer up a word salad that has nothing to do with the question quoting

so, he said shepard gets the first flight and glenn is the backup for both of these two. any questions? >> absolute silence. he said thank you very much. turn around and left the room. >> there i am looking at six faces looking at me and feeling of course totally elated that i had won the competition but almost immediately afterwards, feeling sorry for my buddies because, there they were. i mean,, they were trying just as hard as i was and it was a very poignant moment because they came over and shook my hand and pretty soon i was the only one left in the room. [laughter] >> that is a priceless story. finally, things progress to the point you are getting rid of the whole flight and if i remember correctly, there were some holes dealing with the launchpad. >> the checkout had been going very well. he was a backup pilot and had been on the preflight. it checked out well. we had virtually no problems at all and we were scheduled for i believe it was the second of may. i was going out the door when there was tremendous brainstorm -- rainstorm thunderstorm came over and they d

and glenn kirschner, an msnbc columnist. glenn, i am going the start with you.o what do you think the chances are they will review this in expedited fashion, and number two, that they will reverse in your view, reverse this decision to say no, executive privilege really does mean the current president, not the last one. >> first of all, joy, there is no reason for the supreme court to exercise review of the case. there is no serious constitutional issue to be decided or resolved. this is almost a rare instance where you have two branches of government in agreement. the legislative branch wanted the information from the national archives, and the executive branch, joe biden said we think these documents should be turned over because it's in the national interest for the house select committee to get to the bottom of january 6. there really is no reason for the supreme court to exercise its discretion and take review of the case. and i'm with you, joy. i don't have a ton of confidence in the supreme court as presently constituted. but here what's i will say. when

. >> vern glenn is at the field where the party is getting started. >> reporter: just tell amanda we will wake her up with this one. 27 years ago was an idea, and thanks to the wender weiss foundation, it has been a reality ever since for 300 underserved children who would not have a holiday party at all. it is called holiday heroes, and it is back at oracle park after having to do last year's event virtually due to the pandemic. former giants pitcher shawn estes is among those honored tonight with a philanthropy award. >> to be getting this award, whatever. it is cool for me, but at the end of the day, it's all about the kids, and what they do to help raise money for the kids. >> reporter: it's your night, let's enjoy this party. >> am going to enjoy myself, but it is definitely not my night. patrick willis, he is going to be here getting an inspirational award as well. all the sports teams. >> reporter: i even saw decal bear mascot. >> that is what the kids are really here to see, the mascots. there are some interesting mascots i have never seen before. >> reporter: the field is st

glenn greenwald great to see you as it always is. many people listening tonight.u has it always is, thanks a lot. >> good to be with you tucker, thanks. >> tucker: we are out of time. of course, we will be back every night 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn insincere enemy of lying, smugness, and groupthink. have the best night. sean hannity takes over now. >> sean:r thank you, tucker and welcome to hannity. tracking multiple developing stories breaking earlier today, another major blow for biden's vaccine mandate scheme, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking biden's nationwide vaccine requirement for health care workers, the people diving on covid grenades every day to save our lives and other judge issued a powerful statement supporting his decision writing "if the executive branch is allowed to assert the power of the legislative branch to make laws, two of the three powers conferred by our constitution

but of course a glenn points out. i mean, you and they, so how push for bosnia herzegovina to be a member of nato and in order to be a member of nato, they wanted to create a centralized government and a unify as well. that was always a non stop that because the reason why there was a war in bosnia in the 1990 is precisely because they wouldn't accept a unified centralized warranty, which was always liked it to be dominated by the bosnian muslims. and so by pushing for this, there was always likely to trigger a reaction for so i think what immediately precipitated this current crisis was the a hi representative of some suddenly amending the criminal code and making it a crime punishable by prison. genocide, denial, which is essentially a code for you know, whatever the, so think about their performance in the war. so a said, well, you know why, why do we want to be part of a state that is inherently hostile to us? and i think that, you know, now with all the threats that are coming, you know, how dare you. busy violat

these basic spaces, once they get gara glenn war, basically had the same function. they were there to keep erin in case of emergency on to keep particles out and to protect against any sort of radiation that those high levels of altitude space suits are not very comfortable things to where they're big heavy, they're awkward, they're bulky. ah, they're constraining. and getting those everything right for the astronaut is very important. so. so you've heard of my grandfather? yes. yes. and i've seen his signature on, on documents and materials love. yes he's, he's very woman. i think for me it's hard sometimes to understand exactly how it fits into everything. the process of designing the suit is enormously iterative. it started with propose suit designs and prototype suits. they come from private corporations as a bid for a contract with nasa. and they work with with nasa and the crew systems division and the astronauts to decide what's good, what's bad, what has to be fixed and what has to be modified. so there is an ongoing discussion . they have to have a suit tha

that's what is happening with glenn youngkin, another time glenn youngkin might have been a perfectlyf business oriented guy that wanted to get stuff done but the kind of campaign he ran clearly shows that he has a willingness first in the primary he would not say that trump lost the election legally and then the fact that he played the race card, which is what critical race theory is. there say long history of this and it's about increasing white vote and it's a really all most a complete failure to even try to attract african american votes and it's what is happening now and going to be part of i think this process that we go through where we try to restrict who can vote in increasing numbers. >> yeah, precisely it. juanita, when they point out black republican candidates, they don't represent any constituency. there aren't black droves of republicans going to the polls. listen to chuck todd. >> there is this, you know, parents are saying hey, don't make my kid feel guilty. and, you know, i know a parent of color is going what are you talking about? i got to teach reality. when do y

go ahead, glenn. oh, well then this was a queue discussion to how to worse them of the cobra. good. much made this argument several times as well, but if the u. s. and the soviet union would end this confrontation, they would have to recognize that will come at the cost of power as well. that is because the whole system which gave no so much power was structured according to this mutual confrontation. and this is one of the reasons why i was so doing the collapse the us did not have to do so it's secure and architecture instead as to point out to have an incentive and who use a nato as a hedge, a monic tool, which means to keep your divided because because in a year divided and you have the russians which become personalized and less of a role, and then you have the rest of the europeans who become dependent on the united states for security. so for again, i think that's where we also the, the interest between the u. s. changes at some point because for the year that the recognized that by keeping the content divided in this way and not having any pioneer being secure. 6 secur

glenn group essentially, i sort of misleading. remember, the more suggest answer is boys of it. so that was why mr. milton, when i was mentioning at this instrument called the reason the china is pointed, sitting on a bladder, she wasn't able to, you know, it's blown just in the portion of that revised assignment. but i also understood the position to answer. so i thought if i could, if that were bundled net versus edge, is this a grad going present? this 1000 sam was then a shy it yes you would you prove you're right, you're a grown up with us and keep it was all boston or you shouldn't come quietly combined. a bookkeeper. it is a my deal. it's true on land. but then you can, i'm going to show us if there's a crow, the other should up, are you from you to nice, clear the school. why music you are, scott, why and you come off with us? good. out of motion, language sharp, a proposed budget. and we'll try to unusual where she and what's the percentage you are storing extra storage. wish along with a nice break and go out the garden letter. if i get a minute to do the still get mor

now, glenn, we're just going to see it. but by the rest of the world, david, i'll bring you in in just a 2nd, but i want to put his point to glen. i mean, you were talking about decoupling of the us dollar, but that's been replaced mainly by the euro and some of the currencies that still the west. so russia still have a debt, as russia still has a debt mechanism with the west, that is going to be a problem. no. well, it's a gradual process, but the dollar has always been the key party but, but now you're a great when the date when they're reduced their lives and the dollar. it also entailed in creating the use of the euro. and also more and more the use of domestic currency. and obviously that's also the china and russia would like to go to increased use of domestic currencies and therefore not just simply replace the us dollar with the euro. but again, it is a process. i'm not saying it has come a long way over the past 56 years. and i don't like the idea that this is only about the values. i think. i think it's a stronges

and if you do, do you think it's a good idea, glenn? well, and he has suggested that he, my drum, i also hillary clinton has indicated she might run as well. so we might get a repeat of 2010th. i'm how ever i'm not quite sure if you will run. it's still a while into the future and i guess it would depend on the mood of the country. so like, are you in 2016? he wouldn't run, you can think he could swim. and i think it depends on the support she has from the political party and from the voter snob. i, i don't, i don't think necessarily that is should road simply because i think with united states needs the most now is a 2 year bridge. this huge valorization within the united states, which is saying you're getting out of control where the perceived the political position effectively to be an enemy. and this is something you have to trust. so you need perhaps a less polarizing figure. and you know, whether you're like or hate, donald trump, or i guess we'll can objectively say, he says quite polarizing. and i think that's a bit of an intere

i mean if the i, i tend to agree with glenn here. i mean the both are bad been like to choosing one of the other. go ahead, you give it a shot. well, i would have answered it pretty much the same as glen did regarding that they're not mutually exclusive. but the thing to point out, which i think is really interesting, as is the west has used, woke ism or used the culture wars to break down. other countries and to soften them up internally and to undermine a traditional of values and the sort of traditional or conservative or cohesive elements of a society. certainly the, the western media and the activist, global activist community in the vase network and so forth. i have done this to russia with regards to l using l g b t issues. they've done this to syria as well. so if you look at the target nations, iran as well. so if you look at the target nations that are on the west regime change list, they've used this, but this is a bit of a jeannie that has been let out of the bottle and threatened to really destroy some of these countries

well, i think with the major trans atlantic agenda containing and detroit, russia, well, glenn, at the end of the day it's all about a reason for the united states to say in europe. ok, i mean, because, and then of course we need to, we have the enemy, it was already mentioned in moscow. ok. it's very, very convenient. but it's kind of laziness of the mind. i mean, it is not really looking at the, the, the geo political reality of the present because in europe, in its current security format, with nato. i mean, it's going to push up against russia. a conflict is always possible when they do that. but it, that's what nato is going to be. it's constantly going to be searching for monsters to slay, and that inherently is unstable. but the americans are perfectly fine with it because at the end of the day, a lot of people will probably disagree with me. but they do it, does it really low cost at the end of the day? and so they how they have a unsinkable aircraft carrier in the western part of the region from continent and at low cost. they can project power and that's what it really gets a

joining us is former federal prosecutor glenn kirschner. good morning to you.ts between this powerpoint presentation that ended up in meadows' hands and the violence that occurred the very next day? >> some of these dots seem to connect themselves. the reporting that we're seeing about this former military officer, phil waldron who created a powerpoint presentation that somehow ended up in the hands of mark meadows titled "election fraud, foreign interference and options for january 6th." it really is pure anti-democratic fantasy. when we hear this man, phil waldron, met with mark meadows, the chief of staff to the president of the united states eight to ten times and apparently there was a meeting facilitated with donald trump himself. then we hear phil waldron is also working with rudy giuliani and john eastman, two lawyers that were assisting donald trump in exploring whether they could cancel joe biden's win and unconstitutionally install trump for a second term, these really are dots that feel like they connect themselves. now we have mark meadows on the e

the biggest winner is glenn youngkin and the other is terry mcauliffe.bjectively, there was a 12 point swing from 2020 two republicans and 2021. host: take us back to that night. were you expecting at that point that mcauliffe was going to be able to pull it out? how big a surprise was it? caller: it was like watching a slow-motion train wreck. i had been seeing more and more polls that were pro youngkin. you could -- if you were watching the messaging, flyers were saying things like glenn youngkin endorsed by trump. the republicans were focusing on local issues like what are we teaching in school, the transgender bathroom policy in school. everyone saw the school board meetings because that's what republicans cared about, these local issues. host: two schools of thought, democrats learned the lessons that cost terry mcauliffe that seat and fix it and don't make the same mistakes in 2022 and are able to hold onto their jordy's in the house and senate. that's one argument. this is a small preview of what's going to happen in 2022. it's going to be a good

sahil, glenn, thank you both so much yamiche, stay with me.g news we're watching on capitol hill. president biden all but confirmed that democrats are not likely to pass his human infrastructure bill, build back better, this year. and now the senate's in-house referee, the parliamentarian, just threw cold water on their hopes to get immigration reform into that bill. now democrats are focusing on voting rights, with biden and vice president harris holding a zoom call with senators about it yesterday. keep in mind, none of their spending priorities matter if we don't have a functioning democracy. that is what voting rights are all about. let's bring in leigh ann caldwell. where does build back better go from here? that expanded child tax credit, the last payments went out this week. and at a time when inflation is flaring, you're going to have millions of families without that cushion come january 1st. what do we know about that and tell us about this new focus on voting rights. >> yeah, stephanie. so build back better is effectively stalled. t

john glenn?glenn. >> it was so much fun and just a couple of days later he was gone. >> reporter: kennedy claimed victory over h eugene mccarthy. chris and kerry, though, weret aseep wh thee was called. >> i woke up the next morning, and i went and turned on the television to watch cartoons, and the flash comes on. i'm sitting cross--legged in -legged in front of the tv set, and that's when i found out my father was shot by sirhan sirhan. >> cowan: there is plenty of places where you can see the aftermath in that kitchen in the ambassador hotel. we're not going to show it here. the kennedys have seen it enough. >> i remember just going into my room and laying on my bed and praying for daddy and praying for our family. and then also praying for the guy who killed him, praying that he wouldn't be killed because i didn't want anyone else to die the way my father had died. >> cowan: so the day you found out your father had been killed, you prayed for his assassin? >> immediately. immediately. >> cowa

. ♪ trafficking trial for glenn maxwell, the first of maxwell's accusers also took the witness stand.for us from new york. day two in the trial of jeffrey epstein's longtime companion, glenn maxwell, for her alleged role in running an elaborate sex trafficking ring for the finance here, the first of four accusers taking the stand minor victim, one known as jane saying maxwell was in the room when epstein sexually assaulted her at age 14, also testifying. epstein's former pilot, larry vasilevskiy, who detailed his experience on roughly 1000 trips during his three decades flying for epstein , telling the jury he never saw evidence of sexual activity on flights. the defense digging deeper asking if he ever witnessed any sex acts involving underage females. he responded. quote absolutely not. do you regret your work? mr epstein, the prosecution saying epstein and maxwell were quote partners in crying, arguing she recruited and groomed girls as young as 14 to perform sexual acts with epstein. and in some cases taking part in the abuse, the prosecution very clearly and concisely laid out th

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we firmly believe in glenn's innocence. obviously, we are very disappointed with the verdict. we have already started working on the appeal, and we are confident that she will be vindicated everyone the healthy, have a happy new year. how you doing, maxwell now stands to spend the rest of her life in prison. if she receives the maximum possible sentence of 65 years, it's get more now from heather driven a. she is from the rape abuse an incest national network. it's the largest non profit anti sexual violence organization in the u. s. thank you so much for being here to talk about this important topic. what does this mean exactly, for the survivors? this verdict has come out. thank you for having me 1st to are so relieved to see the guilty verdict and this trial and for the survivors who have been so great and gone for so much to reach this moment to finally see someone being held accountable for what they experienced. we know that for survivors of sexual violence, the odds of having a perpetrator held accountable are very low on. so this is a strong message that people can be

glenn youngcan's biggest election victory of the year because he promised to give parents their powerack in the classroom so wise the left echoing terry mcauliffe's losing message? >> don't understand the idea that parents should decide what is being taught. >> talking to ted harvey about a possible red wave in 2022, don't go anywhere. .. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. i airline passenger facing federal charges after attacking a man because he wasn't wearing a mask while eating. >> the faa reports a staggering number of unruly passengers. >> reporter: that woman identified as real estate agent patricia cornwall facing federal assault charges accused of striking and spitting on and 80-year-old passenger. cornwall, next playboy model and nfl cheerleader seen in the viral confrontational lashing out at the man from being unmasked. meanwhile she wasn't wearing a mask herself. the complaint to the incident started when co

pretty sure there were more moms -- pray soon there were more moms, dads got engaged, thing you know, glennoungkin is going to be the next governor in virginia. shortly after that, you had 12 jurors in kenosha wisconsin -- [applause] >> say i'm am going to stand for the truth, for facts, support due process and they reached the right decision. [applause] today, in phoenix come up got all kinds of folks fired up about america and the first amendment. [applause] the american spirit is strong. i don't know if david mccullough is conservative or liberal, the john adams book is amazing. john adams spent four years in europe trying to secure financing for the war effort. amazing book, read the book on 1776, my favorite one is the one on the right brothers. -- w wright brothers. we are going to be the first to do it. it did it and never to the penny from the government. old-fashioned perseverance. old-fashioned stick to it trial and error. if you air when you are trying to fly, it is serious. --err when you're trying to fly, it is serious. it starts off, chapter one, -- he says pick out two good p

won. >> glenn youngcan play the race card for a reason.ows it works on certain white voters. >> he did still quite grievance politics to mobilize the republican base. >> some republican candidates apparently willing to use race as a motivating factor for their base. lisa: had nothing to do with terry mcauliffe insulting parents or the democrats failing agenda. harmeet dhillon? i lost the audio. what do you make of that they are trying to shift blame away from a terrible candidate. >> of course they are. for the left and its minions in the media, racism is the swiss army knife, it is the answer to all your problems. just don't like you the voters are racist, you're not able to get your bill passed through congress congress is racist, no one love you, you live alone, racism. everything is racism. americans are tired of it. lisa: that is what we saw the virginia governor's race. rachel maddow reacted with cdc guidance that didn't fit her narrative anymore. >> if you are vaccinated is okay to take your masks off indoors and out. how sure are y