you said it comes nashville is a great city. absolutely a great city. got great people who live here and we've got people who embrace one another and love one another. we are so very fortunate and blessed that we have great tourists that come and visit us and by the way, spend a lot of money in nashville. the major problem is, we don't have a civil problem, we have a lack of leadership problem. what i don't understand why we are doing this, we are destroying the downtown area literally, not only the economic engine for nashville but also an economic engine for the state of tennessee. governor lee is opening the state back up and it's time that we do the same thing for nashville. >> tucker: so you just had a reporter catch the mirror of your city, one of the fastest growing cities in the country, hiding critical health data for political reasons. why not impeach him? why should he still be your heir for a single another day? >> i don't know the exact legal answer but i will tell you tucker over the last 24 hours life has been a little hectic here because

and you said it, nashville, a great city. >> tucker: yes, it is. >> it is absolutely a great city. e got great people who live here. we have people who embrace one another, who love one another and we are also so very fortunate and blessed that we have great tourists that come and visit us and by the way, spend a lot of money in nashville. >> tucker: i know. >> the major problem is we don't have a city problem here in nashville. we have a lack of leadership problem in nashville and i don't -- i mean, i think you're asking the right question, forgive me for not being able to give you the answer in a definite manner. i don't understand why we're doing this. we are destroying the downtown area, literally. not only the economic engine for nashville, but also an economic engine for the state of tennessee. governor lee is opening the state back up. it's time we did the same thing for nashville. >> tucker: so, you just had a reporter catch the mayor of your city, one of the fastest growing cities in the country, hiding critical health data for political reasons. why not impeach him? why sh

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look, new york is a great place. new york city is a great place.g to look at the cost benefit. so when you weigh these things out, they say well, maybe florida or texas isn't quite as exciting as new york, but when we look at what price we're paying for this excitement, plus the issues of public safety and other things that are going on right now, people are saying you know what, it's time to move and quite frankly, new york is looking at a really difficult situation, because if they don't open up the economy, if they don't get people coming back into new york, it's a circuitous problem in that they will have to raise taxes, they raise taxes, more people leave, and it ends up becoming a bigger and bigger mess and as i said before, i don't think that they can look to washington, d.c. to bail them out of this. neil: well, someone needs to bail out washington, d.c., because the debt they have racked up here, i'm wondering, you know, when you look at this, kennedy, anyone looking at how much money is being spent and how the federal government doesn't h

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and i am troubled too because i represent a state that's so diverse, the great city of chicago, but all the way downstate, my roots, small town america, rural america. many of the hospitals and health care providers in those areas are literally struggling to survive. they are looking to washington for a helping hand. do you know what it means to small-town america to lose a hospital? it's devastating not only from the viewpoint of health care and emergency care, which is unavailable on a timely basis in many places, but also because it's hard to keep a business or attract a business if you don't have quality health care nearby. many of those hospitals are struggling to keep the lights on and survive, and they won't make it unless we step up. so what is included in the republican proposal when it comes to these health care providers to increasing medicaid assistance to them, for example? virtually nothing. i can't understand this. i've got to believe that the republican leadership representing states with small towns and rural populations are hearing exactly what i'm hearing in downstate

great city displays systemic deceptions the late show which is. so brings up the guilt as. well that we're going to watching the hawks i am tyrrel the time of it and joining us today to discuss the $776.00 commission president and trump president drums calls for pro america pro patriotism curriculum in public schools as author and professor of media studies at georgetown university the one and only chris chambers chris thank you for coming on today. thank you so chris 1st as a as a university professor a teacher but also a father whose own child graduated from high school just a few years ago do you find a staggering lack of patriotism an anti-american sentiment in our education system today was it in your son's history school books. well i mean to read well what's being taught now is 1776. there is a lot of rote memorize that it's been it's not only now it's the. dates and then a lot of old kind of troops that even you know the most i would say. who serve it is history department in the biggest universities don't even follow anymore this is from the college level. to try t

. >> it is the main road, with the great city of nourish, and 30 years, they announced now turn to consider it until 2030 at the earliest. what am i right honorable friend do to bring hope that more fit more widely to this inextricable decision to be reconsidered. >> to assure my honorable friend i appreciate the temporary disappointment he was experiencing, this was a government that was ambitious for the improvement of our transport infrastructure and active consideration undertaken that project, and meeting with the road minister, with additional schemes from 2025 on words, in this active business and safe arrival of those in the next, order. >> here at c-span2 we leave the british house of commons as members moved to other business. you have been watching prime minister's questions i married live wednesdays at 7 am eastern when parliament is in session. you can see this weekend session again sunday night at 9 eastern and pacific on c-span. for more information go to c-span.org and click on series with every program weird since the british house of commons since october of 1989. using ha

hundreds flooded the great cities are 1st of all a case and athens on monday to protest against the visit of the u.s. secretary of state mike on pales in the country to discuss tensions between greece and turkey over their energy rights in the eastern med pump aoe is expected in rome on wednesday as part of a 5 day european tour to bring into the u.s. for 3 people have been killed by wildfires in northern california a number of conti's have occurred a state of emergency there are more than 70000 people are being forced to flee their home flames spread rapidly through the region. a little further sight from there are hundreds are taken in the streets of mexico city demanding abortion is made legal. tensions flared on police resorted to the use of pepper spray to break up the crowds the demonstration was organized by mexican feminist groups to mark international safe abortion. we are all set to cross the some more great programs and moments here on our to international find out what is showing where you are right after the shortest breaks take us. always be polite never engage with the nega

kenosha is a great city. i have a number of my family members who live there.eally struggling right now. what you haven't heard reported in the news are seven members of the county executive board standing up and saying yes, president trump, please come to kenosha, we appreciate your leadership and we want you here. the media is only talking about the democrat naysayers and not those who support the president and this trip to kenosha. >> sandra: i can tell you that the seven kenosha county board members are saying we're hurting and looking for leadership. the kenosha county sheriff david best, the president will be quite safe here, please come. that's our goal. also the kenosha county executive, there are a number of officials on the ground who are encouraging the president to visit. the governor and mayor are not. this is in the wake of joe biden now taking his message on the campaign trail to condemning the violence on the city streets but pointing fingers at donald trump for it. here is joe biden on him stoking violence. listen. >> the incumbent president is

great city displays systemic dissent says so which . brings up the old. welcome everyone to watching the hawks i am a rover i'm a basic right so me so that is kind of the question the the sub question that has come up this week is you know should would we're have released this information back in the spring at the height of the corona virus outbreak and scare and when it was really you know we were all on lockdown. when people were trying to. figure out what to do next. you know should you have released this information but as opposed to mel so i like how you pose the question i do understand the some of the pushback at accordance with the timeline of him releasing the information but one of the other issues i find and a greater one i think is that. at the time we have to remember that there wasn't a white house task force on coronavirus that was done yet there was some conflicting information about how to protect yourself from coronavirus and i think that for him it was probably looking at the fact that they're americans honestly didn't know what what th

we've been there many times to the netherlands and it's such a great country and that's such a great city and of course they have a reputation for being quite liberal minded and there's a lot of activism now we we met up with greenpeace many times in after them and our message to them 1516 years ago was that it's the central bank that is the root of all the issues that activists come to protest against my question is is there a growing awareness in the activist the progress of the liver the liber the liberal communities that the root of their problem is a central bank you're quite right and one example. is of course what's happened with the millennial send as a huge community and then stood down in the netherlands and all over europe. millennial to really gold in full swing to create so high in 2016 that so issue 2017 and well i does life does hide a little bit but i was very happy that these young people all started to reach into the. well the region itself the monetary system and all the and they found out all the excesses of the momentary system and i myself as having a vitus quite a b

great city desolate systemic deceptions so much. so you'll. welcome everyone watching the hawks fire over the time of the. so many it's pretty incredible i want to start i want to start and throw this quote to choose from michigan state attorney general dana nestle whose democrat ran as a democrat she told the media after completing this settlement she told the media quote healing flint will take a long time but our ongoing efforts and today's settlement announcement are important steps in helping all of us move forward. 600000000 dollars a lot of money i'm glad to see the settlement but kim can the city of flint truly move forward given the sins that the state committed against them absolutely not and even though 600000000 sounds like a lot of money in theory you can't put a price tag on what has happened to the citizens of point we're talking long long term effects we're talking young kids who have lost their teeth we're talking people who now have respiratory issues we're talking people who now have the intestinal issues we're talking about

great city this least systemic deception is the late show which. brings up. a world where for the watching the entire over there that would be amazing every every single day every single week it seems like 2020 has been nothing but made up of one more totally ludicrous violent police interaction with the public like one after another after another no you're absolutely right and you would think that the american press tracing the pressure of these families how we continue to watch these cases bubble up over time that there will be a media better all reaction and that we are not seen alike specifically pointing out that hey you know this was a young white kid that this happened to as well it's it's not you know when there are people on the right will continually fade this is race baiting and they see black people out in the streets protesting against it you hear donald trump say well you know white people get shot by the cops to 100 percent back to all but you're still not doing anything about it that's the kind of blows my mind it's like yes your black folks i

great city this least systemic deception is the late show which. brings up the bill as. welcome aboard to watch. and i love these across well a major look at those 18 new charges against drilling the sounds coming down the pipeline superseding the old set of charges a lot of them are very similar but the big question is at 'd the end of the day should the government still be prosecuting and trying to extradite join us to face prosecution here in the united states should they still be pursuing this in the area of coping in the era of criminal justice reform in the era of what we're seeing with this case so many violations of rights. and ramped up efforts to basically shut down journalist and journalism that the u.s. government doesn't necessarily approve of both from journalists abroad as well as journalists within the united states it's not surprising but it's detrimental to our country and i think it's just downright wrong i couldn't agree more than the thing is too is a look look i understand people join of songes a divisive figure some people don't like them personall

all o'er the country all over the country if you put the policies in effect i just said you get a great cityis taking from them. if these people went on furlough you wouldn't know they were missing. i had 12,000 more people working in the hospitals that need to be taken care. they were putt there as patronage for the democrat congressman. they were selecting the hospital workers and the mayor took them so he would have a favor from the congressman. i got rid of them. come in. five of 13 hospitals were autocratted. i left all 14 hongts were accredited. in other words, better hospitals without the political hacks. jillian: we have a minute left in the show i have to keep this one a little bit tight. i do want to get your opinion on this. as you know a lot of conversation about putting homeless in hotels in new york city, specifically on the upper west side. there has been back and forth here with bill de blasio on what they are going to do. i know your former chief of staff attorney has trend to sue the city on a group of upper west siders where do you stand on this? 30 seconds. >> can't do it

great city this sleaze system is so. welcome everyone to point out watching the hawks i am tired rove and i'm going to cry a major. i'm sorry i'm a little angry today because of the all we hear day in and day out is trust our institutions trust us we know what's good for you do not question authority do not question the bankers do not question any of that yet over and over again from the mortgage scandal to live bore that you know that basically said all of our credit industry was a completely flawed fraud and out of this how can we trust them well i think that come 2020 what we've seen is that you know trust in the banks was waning whole ready but this is just one of those instances where as you pointed out in the introduction there's just going to be so many more questions about this i like the juxtaposition you did between somebody who may have missed the payment on their mortgage someone who may have had some tax issues you see banks closing in very quickly on individuals that were not necessarily thing that happened

great city this sleaze systemic deception is show which. brings up the old. welcome aboard the watching the i robot and i love you yes you are all right. goodness gracious to me the pentagon took a $1000000000.00 of character money money that was supposed to go to the defense and safety of everything that could be done to keep us from getting sick with cold or help us through this pandemic and really just kind of. a lot of fun stuff there should be a lot of outreach i mean we're still counting the numbers of those who've been impacted as well as those who have died from coal but 19 and looking towards this next phase of what it might look like in this country and to think that there were so many people deny people to think that there were so many organizations that had no place to turn and the money with their supplies were there and just see what it was used but i think that there should be a lot of outrage and a lot of upset people but also this goes to show trump's you know draining the swamp montra absolutely nothing because the it's just a swampy now is

of the house judiciary committee and republican candidate for the united states senate from the great citygreat to have you with us. congressman what credence do you give to the matt gaetz report on kelly loeffler? >> it's a great deal. it's something we have heard before. this is the most extensive thing going on in the history of georgia. a 40 million-dollar makeover of someone who is a moderate liberal last year and became an appointed senator and said oh by the way you have to be conservative. i will say this. they use the word fraught project. this is an arts and crafts project for kelly loeffler but it's about real people. doug collins cannot be bought off and more partly the people of georgia are not for sale. kelly camp by george pray she will lose because we have a better message and she is not authentic. lou: what do the polls say right now? >> the polls are good. her numbers are showing we are doing exactly what we need to do. everything is going well. she is desperate that people are finding out who she really is about the problems she has. she's throwing in money and as much a

great city this least systemic deception is the late show which. some don't. welcome are going to watching the hawks i am tired old winter and i don't it's across a measure that is incredible way people are protesting people are taking to the streets so what is our response going to look at this problem head on we're going to take on racial injustice in this country we're going to you know really get to the root core or we could just you know make it a crime to protest that we went with option b. this is a minute it's interesting because we see hash tag after has name after name dead men black men and women who have been violently abused at the hands of the police and the refrain is always reform reform reform we have this institutional racism that exists within this institution has always been there and the answer from legislators is seemingly let's punish the protesters isn't that weird to me i mean yes we've seen you know people go do stupid things burn down a gas station i mean you know i remember back to ferguson was like oh my gosh they burned down the l

great city, great leadership they are americans and they need help >> big game tonight.ight was very exciting the rockets came back very forcefully there in the second half it seemed like they ran out of steam but they moved the ball beautifully and hit a lot of three point shots. what are you looking for tonight? >> i think it will be great game l.a. made adjustments our speed like lebron said they would. now tonight we'll make adjustments to them. it's really funny, you get down to the end of the game they got up by 21. ke come back and take a five-point lead. it all comes down to who hits a few three pointers at the end of the game we missed a couple i think that's what it will be again. it's in the last six month minutes. >> it sure is. we'll be watching tonight. good luck with that and everything else. >> thank you >>> nice to hear a bit more optimistic side of tilman the last few days. >>> still ahead, stocks are heading back to low offense the day as heavy selling is regripping the market and one key cig untsignal shows there'sl pain ahead plus look at some of the

great city displays systemic deception is going to leak so which. brings up the bill as. i well remember watching the hawks i am tired rolled winter i'm. all right and joining us today to talk about the democrat and republican conventions and the state of the united states today is political analyst ablest jones do we are the president of the phyllis schlafly for magick ation and legal defense fund mr ed martin and rob richardson the host of disruption now podcast thank all thank you all 3 for coming on today. sewed gentlemen i want to start with the messaging we've seen come out of both the democratic and republican conventions and this messaging that the world is going to end as we know it if you vote for the other guy is that messaging helping or hurting the current political and economic crisis that are unfolding in this country this past year and most certainly moving forward rob we'll start with do. yeah i don't know that kind of a trick question is certainly not helping so i guess i would be hard and. i would just say that i want to start from the democratic side t

austin used to be one of the great cities in america. women can't go to their cars without getting police help. homeless people everywhere, crime is up. this idiot mayor and city councilman like democrats across the country and acting policies, on this day of 9/11 when we look back, police and firefighters on that day what they would do, on 9/11 attack, they would be under their bed shaking in their boots crying for mama hoping the police would show up. we are looking at legislation taking over the police department by the state and going back to office. shannon: all of us need law enforcement on the street keeping it from devolving into chaos and you are one of them and you know plenty of folks on the front lines, let me ask about portland, you've been in communication with the folks, the mayor who happens to be the police commissioner said mueller outlined the use of nerve gas. the portland police department not thrilled about that, the washington times reports the police department said teargas is a kinder way of dispensing the crowds

great city desolate systemic deceptions show which . brings up. welcome everyone watching the hawks. and i will be joining us today to discuss this week's roller coaster of news and political chaos and the reality show that is 2020 is rob richardson the host of disruption now podcast an ad martin the president of phyllis schlafly eagle forum education legal defense fund always a pleasure having you both gentlemen. good to be on all righty with 1500000 americans. elling for unemployment but up until just last week more than 20000000 people across the u.s. facing you know going hungry are we going to really see congress pass another much needed cope with 19 relief bill or are they truly going to head for their campaign offices instead after fast tracking the supreme court nomination. well look i sure hope so i'm with you on this i think i mean we ought to have targeted relief for our working working folks that are working families you know i would love to see something include school choice or some help for families that have to deal with different