a great guy. a great guy. he's done a fantastic job. a friend who's done an incredible job. dan bishop. thank you. thank you. doing a good job. he came in through the system. he won a race that was a tough race. he had no choke in him. he started off behind to put it nicely and he ended up winning. how are you doing on this one? good? i don't have to help you as much. he's going to win. he's a great congressman. thank you very much. a man hopefully you will recognize, i guess he doesn't have the funds. i see commercials all the time. dan forrest would be a phenomenal governor. phenomenal governor. [cheers and applause] you could have a surprise. that could be a big, beautiful gift to north carolina. that's not bad. that's not bad. beautiful. dan, that's a very impressive thing right there. that is like a poll. don't kid yourself. instead of interviewing 73 people, they have thousands. much more than the 2,000. 2,000 people. i don't think so. last night and miami, you want to see a crowd, you couldn't see the end of it. i've never seen anything like it. they're such spirit. n

lot of great guys. you have great people. there's a lot of good genes in this state, right?hank you very much. is eric here? is your son here? where's -- where. oh, look at you. i didn't recognize you with that big, beautiful hat on. you're doing great. are we doing okay? that's great. he has a father who is very proud of him. i have to tell you. thank you, eric. great job you're doing. and iowa gop chair jeff kaufman, he's been fantastic from day one. thank you, jeff. looks good, jeff, uh huh? looking good, jeff. you bring it through, jeff. i have no doubt about you. he's a great chairman, one of the best. congressional candidates ashley hinson who is unbelievable. come here quick, ashley. come here, ashley. and marianett miller meeks and ester joy king. come on up here. say a couple words. >> thank you, mr. president and thank you for coming back to iowa. iowa is trump country! [cheering and applause] >> we have been traveling throughout the state, we're going to take these seats back because what we want to do, we want to fire nancy pelosi. [cheering and applause] >> you

well, he's easily a great guy. he's a terrific man and you know it's been my good fortune and i'm honored that he would put his name on my book and do that. and what he expressed in there, this is really grateful for. and you know, just really makes you feel, you know, i'm humbled by it and it's a wonderful thing really, denton. and he is, he is that guy. ok. i mean this guy has thousands and thousands of acts of kindness and he doesn't expect anything in return. he goes out of his way for his teammates, goes out of his way for you know, everybody obviously in his family. but, you know, the guy doesn't say no, and i don't know how he doesn't say no, but he does it all with a smile. he genuinely is happy, i guess the best way to describe tom is he is genuinely happy for other people success, any tears for them. and he doesn't think if somebody does something well, even in his sport, that it somehow diminishes him. and that is so rare. and so hard to find in this day and age as a football player, you also recognizes

saying business must have a single unitary goal of increasing the value to shareholders and also a great guy and great scholar doubled down on that and made a powerful argument about a singular goal that all happened in the 70s and that is the decade where the motion should be singular and they believed it would make the world a better place. more value for the shareholders and investors et cetera so when they stopped thinking about the question. so often it's a single measurable goal so this is what we are doing. everybody get behind it we are going to measure it on a monthly basis and we are going to clock the results. >> you can tell the stories about a given project, let's put a man on the moon but when you ask the question of if you keep doing that and keep doing that and keep doing that and of course you get to where i say in the book more isn't better. when you keep doing that it's no longer the perfect example of doing things give us an example of where efficiency has led business a stray. we walked through the stores and shopping experiences that sufficient staffing and then they sa

great kobe bryant. in the 1st segment, we muzzle gets a guy who even the greats, talk about as the greatest. there's 2 cats so you can see greats look at, you know what he's doing. and that's jim brown. and it's mohammed ali and usually at a given jim brown would defer to the great, have an l.a. . tell me about your interaction with him over the ets jim. well, i wouldn't be sitting here talking to you if it wasn't for mohammad ali. i was 18 years old and i was a sports center. and i got hired after my internship in the university of colorado by the a.b.c. station in denver, k.b. t.v. channel 9. and they were for converting from film dentist to videotape. and so all of the film guys took the union buyout, they didn't want to learn a new craft. so they hired a bunch of young people cheaply and were just happy to have the opportunity. and i was so happy it was a lot of money for me. so i was going to the university of colorado one morning i was in my edit booth very early in the morning and editing the red miller show, he was getting ready for the draft progress components were brought. and thi

he's a great fighter and a great guy, thank you very much. thanks for being here. he's a champ. he's got that heart. we need more people like him. we need people like number our government who have guts and courage. for decades we spend billions of dollars rebuilding foreign nations and fighting ridiculous foreign wars, defending their borders when we didn't defend our own borders. now we are defending our borders, rebuilding our cities, and factories and bringing our troops home to the usa where they belong. for 47 years sleepy joe biden betrayed hispanic americans. i am not going to let you meet him, champ. you will make him angry. it will be 1/10 of one second. he wants to close your small businesses, limb nail -- eliminl choice. the radical left will assault catholic organizations, ban prayer in school and fund extreme late-term abortion. i will always stand with the incredible hispanic american community, you know that. that's one of the things that's going wrong with the vote. you have been here so long. some of you have been here since yesterday. have you been here a long

these politicians -- a friend of mine told me, a great guy, very successful guy. i mean, he's not really a friend anymore because he keeps calling me mr. president. he used to call me hey, don, let's have dinner, very successful. richard. hey, don, let's have dinner, let's get together. and you'd talk and have fun, normal, right. now he calls, hello mr. president, sir, how are you, how are you doing? is everything good? i said yeah, it's good, richard. you don't have to call me mr. president. it's like you lose all your friends because they're intimidated by the office. does that make sense? you don't have any friends. i have my friends in michigan. [ cheering and applause ] >> we have our friends in michigan. hello, mr. president. i said richard, call me donald. okay, donald. two minute later, mr. president, thank you very much. four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! >> at least we're having a good time. is there any place to have a better time than a trump rally? i mean, very -- it's very serious times but you know, when it's cold li

great guy, but he didn't know me.you know, as videotape better never spoke with me, watch the tape for an hour and a half watched it twice. he was mesmerized, not with me, but with ali. he turned to me when i was already says, wow, this tape and you are going on the air. it's barely adequate. so i tell everybody i've been barely adequate, ever since. wow, wow. wow folks, this is the stuff you're going to get and talking to go. this is the moment you remember the stories you never heard. i had never heard that one. but i'm telling you there was more gold in that room than the place there. fort knox, that's a lot of hardware there. you got a sense of, i mean, i know i listen to you on television and seen your shows over the years you can work with this stuff. it's just incredible how fertile and, and how active that is. it's, it's beyond belief that as it's such a joy to listen to it here, it always makes me smile. well, let's read it. thank you. let's talk about, let's talk about braun. you know, what i do? it's funny,

it was a great guy and he could clean i'm really going to want to hear seen did, how high or how so didn't he what hands of mine, how my how or what i had a hard edge where what i hit need me in and you need to know who sort of money and he needed me and she of saw, you know, well how are you going to raise your blood what power that a young guy and seeing how don't care and that do nothing folks in san. # was also not boring, but especially big city, bright lights. you but you know, g.'s and many dangers blatantly to it's also a city where up 230-0000 crimes are committed. you have to go before the full, the must win, but it will when you're most need still to the result least one police officer effectively 200 residents in russia's capital cost on the english. i think you missed most. we all put them out of my tree that i will not go up, boys sing along with most of the people who would have to mostly sunny skies of financial survival, john, that it was all about money laundering 1st to visit this guy is just a different oh good, this is a good start. well, we have our 3 banks all set up

so when you see a serious it was a great guy and he could ignore and really wanted to hear it seemed so he hands of my and how my how i had what i had a hard to do what a hit me the need in my in the hole in the new sort of money and a needed me power and there for how the 100 seeing how i don't care and good enough for me and. # the join me every thursday on the alec simon show, and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics, school business, i'm showbusiness. i'll see that the world is driven by a dream shaped by the day there's thinks we dare to ask the banks are involved in a ponzi scheme attached to the federal reserve bank. and the federal reserve bank is attached to a huge ponzi scheme called the global banking financial. and the i.m.f. and the world bank and the people at davos. and then that part of the ponzi scheme is backed by america's military. so america's military is kind of the force behind this global ponzi scheme. so if you defund the military, then the whole house of cards crumbles. when i was told seemed wrong when old quotes just don't hold any old belief

guys. we need you to get out and bring your friends to vote tomorrow and when we do we cannot only keep making america great again but make liberals cry again, get out there and do it wisconsin, get out there and do it, think you guys. >> great job, thank you. thank you very much, they are campaigning hard, they're all campaigning, i see back there even anke and jared, dear it is doing peace in the middle east, jared is doing a great job, peace in the middle east, are you going to get it done, i hope so. come on up, jared and ivanka come on. i look back the whole family is here tiffany come on up come on up tiffany, here honey say something. >> hello wisconsin, you have heard my father talk about some of the things that he's been able to accomplish over the past four years, i am so proud of so many of them but i will say the thing i am most proud of is unlike politicians, he has never forgot why he ran for president and who he is fighting for, you. never forgot, it is a beautiful thing to see and he works so, so hard every single day and let me just tell you, washington has not changed donald trump, donald

but he's a great guy. and he retired. ad some difficulty with his health, but he was a great prime minister of japan, and he did a great favor to michigan. to all of us. we have a lot of activity in michigan. it would be nice if your governor would open up the state. [cheers and applause] open up the state. open up your schools. open up the state. go back, get back to business. [chanting] the only one that is allowed to roam free is her husband. [booing] remember, that was not so long ago. he's allowed to do whatever he wants, but everyone else, you are not allowed to leave your house or your apartments. they will. announce, you will now we will open. they think it hurts us in the election. actually, it helps us, ok. who has voted so far? has anyone voted? because you are saving it, right? you are saving it for tuesday? we are going to have a red ways. -- a red wave. they call it the great red wave like nobody has ever seen before. like nobody has ever seen. so based on early results, florida looks like it is phenomenal. j

dan is a great guy. dan is a great guy. brian: yeah. is he going through some very important treatment and i know he is going to pull through. >> he will be tough. he is so tough. he will beat it. brian: absolutely. when you spar for a living in an octagon to relax, you are a tough guy. meanwhile, let's talk about you. you finish up in michigan, a state that you won last time by just a few thousand votes. you know, every vote matters. how do you feel today in 2020 on election day as opposed to 2016? >> well, we feel very good. we have crowds that nobody has ever had before i can say that. i think you can agree. it's been incredible. the crowds have been incredible. brian: huge. >> nobody has ever had it before. so, i think that translates into a lot of votes. and we're going to see very soon. we are getting very good response. you know, we are getting a very early response. i think we are are doing incredible in florida. and you were just talking about throughout the vote the african-american vote, et cetera. i think we are doing really

he's a great guy and he retired. ad some difficulty with his health, but he was a great prime minister of japan and he did a great favor to michigan. we have a lot of activity in michigan. it would be nice if your governor would open up the state. [cheers and applause] open up the state. open up your schools. open up the state. go back, get back to business. [chanting] the only one that is allowed to roam free is her husband. [booing] longber, that was not so ago. he's allowed to do whatever he wants, but everyone else you are not allowed to leave your house or your apartments. ounce,r 4 you will an now we will open. they think it hurts us in the election. actually, it helps us, ok. who has voted so far? has anyone voted? because you are saving it, right? you are saving it for tuesday? we are going to have a red ways. call it the great red wave like nobody has ever seen before. like nobody has ever seen. -- based on early results, florida is phenomenal. does phenomenal. north carolina is looking great. i think they ar

he's a great guy. that one, i will tell you. while biden was giving china your jobs and his family was raking in millions of millions of dollars from the chinese communist party, think of that. joe biden is a corrupt politician who bought and paid for and bought and paid for by china and what about his son his son is supposed to be fair? [chanting] president trump: how the hell could this guy deal with china? his son is like a human vacuum cleaner. dad, what country are you going to today? okay maybe i could take a couple million but it's not that but much more. let me follow you, dad print on the vacuum cleaner. give me 10% per dad, i'll give you 10%. he took a billion and a half and managed with no experience managed a billion and half dollars and then got the big one was he wants china to pay $10 million a year for recommending service and he will recommend, okay? he will introduce and i guess he calls it introductory services. he's introducing his father. do think this is honest? they also know and that's good enough for me,

knowledge of the game at tottenham because it was a big move for me at the time and he was just a great guyurce for all the players. and probably organised it and so, yeah, it is a really sad day. big takeouts for him, how he was the players? hughes a winner and so was the players? hughes a winner and so when he came to the changing room, he expected standards and he would let you know if you didn't think you're putting it in and does a great learning curve for me and for me, coming from newcastle where we didn't really have a lot of promotions, all of a sudden, that gave us telling you, he wanted you to win succeeding what the team to succeed. and later on, for some of that calibre, who has been to the top, he was great for me. to the nations league now, scotland have lost their first game since qualifying for the european championship. slovakia, who made it through to next year's tournament themselves after beating northern ireland on thursday night, scored the only goal of the game throuthan gregus in the first half. scotland lose their nine—match unbeaten run but still top the group. wa

he ran a good race bird great guy. nice guy but great guy.e's done a terrific job came and said we can amended a little bit and make it tougher and i said ben, we've got to terminate it. then i hear the women of suburbia don't like me but i think they love me. i think they do. [cheering and applause] when i said that the other day i said women of suburbia, i hope you love me. sixty minutes he said you were begging for the level women and i said no i wasn't. but you were begging. i say women of suburbia you must love me after what i did but i cut the regulation part you don't know what the regulation was. [chanting] 's pc. president trump: i love you too. get out and vote. do what's right and the biden plant this guy had so many years to do this and all he does is complain. we'll what did you do you just left three and half years ago sold the biden plan will open the floodgates to radical islamic terrorism and you know that, take a look. i called president macron of france and it's terrible what's been happening over there the last week. you'v

m knowledge of the game helped us at tottenham because of his big move for us and he was just a great guye there and yet, it is really sad day. everyone saying how generous he was a man, bullet spirit ta ke generous he was a man, bullet spirit take away from him with the players he was in the liverpool site and he was expecting standards and if you do not think you're putting it in, he would let you know. it was great learning curve for me and come from newcastle and for him, and the cups, all of a sudden, some of my bed telling you and sometimes he did telling you and sometimes he did tell you. he appreciated it because he was a winner because he want you to succeed in what the team to succeed. so, to work with someone of that calibre to a spin to the top, he was great for us. scotland have lost their first game since qualifying for the european championship. slovakia — who made it through to next years tournament themselves after beating northern ireland on thursday night — scored the only goal of the game through jan gregus in the first half. scotland lose their 9 match unbeaten run...

another great guy, great guy. he has done a fantastic job.nd a friend of mine, somebody done an incredible job in congress, dan bishop. thanks, dan. [cheering] thank you, dan. [applause] doing a good job. he came in, you know, he came in through the system. he won a race that was a tough race, right? we worked together on it and he had no choke in him. he started off a little behind, to put it nicely. and he ended up winning. he won solid. how are you doing on this one? good? i don't have to help you as much. he is going to win. he is going to win. he should win. he is a great congressman. thank you very much, fellows. a man that hopefully you're going to recognize for, i guess he doesn't have the funds that the other one has. you know, see commercials all the time for your governor that has you in a total lockdown but dan forest would be a phenomenal governor. a today nominal governor. [cheering] he would be, you could have a surprise, dan. that could be a big beautiful gift to north carolina. be a gift. that's not bad. hey, dan, that is not

steph curry, klay thompson, a lot of great guys. i can't wait to play my role and grow as a player. >>> the timber wolves selected guard anthony edwards with the number one overall pick, nicknamed the ant man, edwards played one year at georgia with the scc, freshman of the year, went to charlotte with the third pick. >>> sit down raider fans, bad news. the raiders have placed nine defensive players on the covid list because clelin ferrell, the defensive lineman, tested positive. on the bright side, all nine players could play sunday against kansas city if they have multiple negative tests. good luck with that. >>> the 49ers claimed mckinley off waiver t. he was released by the falcons after ripping the team for not trading him before the trade deadline. he grew up in richmond, went viral at the 2017 draft when he hit the stage with a picture of his grandmother. >> i told her before she passed away i was going to win my dream, i was going to go d one. i was going to get out of richmond, oakland, go to the nfl. i made that problem to

come on and not so good as actors this guy is great. >> i was not at the shoot. my chief officer told me he was a pleasure to work with, enjoyable and energy and excitement he's a great guy to represent our brand. >> oh boy is he ever i want to ask you about the buy back typical back secondly, is that about half the float? >> well, you know we are a little different we have been in business for 35 years, we have the fortunate about having access to nearly $7 billion in capital right now. the best investment we have been able to make is in our company if we see stocks that don't represent the true value of the organization, we won't be shy in buying it back we felt strongly of our future and just talked about it we'll be optimistic as we have always been. >> i think a lot of people thinking rates have to go up and this move out of the city and suburbs can't keep going i was on the horton's call yesterday. horton is pretty good. it is a remarkable time. i think people don't understand that it may be the beginning of an exit given the fact that what has been put in

he said usually talk about books quite often produced one of his great guy. he's not somebody was need jerk reaction. or in a partisan way. to every issue that comes his way. i've enjoyed our friendship. if we do share thoughts on books right of once while we would chair a cigar. >> with an update on your rating freighted. gerald: thank you peter. >> if you're interested in hearing more about the books, members of congress visit booktv.org, and search what you reading. at the top of the page. and we are featuring tv programs on "c-span2". ... ... every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. she's been to created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought today by your television provider.

great voice, great guy. thank you, thank you. it is an honor to have you. it's an honor. nigel. mr. brexit. but, the level of enthusiasm. and i think you will see a great red wave tomorrow. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: and i think it is going to blow them away. we get florida, and we get pennsylvania, we are going to get new hampshire. we're going to get new hampshire. saying, "get new york." can you believe that? the disadvantage we have. the disadvantage we have. because i think in certain ways, you campaign differently. the disadvantage we have with the electoral college, you automatically lose, automatically -- i don't care if you bring back abraham lincoln and george washington as his running mate. you lose new york, illinois, and california. ok? now you have three of the biggest, and the biggest. but you have three monster states that is an automatic loss. so you're starting off. run.en you have to so we ran florida, then georgia. by the way, we are doing very well in georgia. we got georgia north carolina, we got pennsylvania. important deal. we got pennsylv

connolly: tom is a great guy. he is a very thoughtful member of congress. he's also just has knee-jerk reaction ideologically or in a partisan way. every issue that comes his way. i've enjoyed our friendship. we do share thoughts on books. once in a while we share a cigar. peter: democrat from virginia, thank you for joining us of a tv. connolly: thank you peter. >> if you're interested in hearing more about the books, members of congress are reading these books, booktv.org and search what are you reading. at the top of the page. >> tonight is expensive, the communicators is next with a look at the role of telemedicine during the coronavirus pandemic ... ... >> this week on "the communicators" a discussion about a growing form of telecommute occasions

to be frank, i think he was a great guy who did not have very good relations around, was taken advantagef a lot. brent: sergio, could you tell us, what does he mean to the people in argentina? >> as you know, we are an u nder-developed count, not like europe, with education, it is a young country. we can make a soccer player like god. you know what that means. diego maradona was the best player inside the football field and that is it. as i told you, i and i think that people must remember diego as the best player. all what he did for the national team, especiay -- for napoli. i was a couple of times in italy. it was amazing and i would walk on the street and people would kiss my shirt because i as in an argentine shirt. they would say, i am from argentina. of course. they kissed my argentina national team t-shirt. that is it. we are here for only a moment my friend. brent: sergio rosenthal, sports journalist joining us tonight from buenos aires. we appreciate you sharing your memories and thoughts with us tonight. thank you. all right, let's talk about this larger than life mythical fig

. >> he's a great guy, a very thoughtful member of congress. he's not somebody who just has a knee-jerk reaction ideologically or in a partisan way to every issue that comes his way. i have enjoyed our friendship. we do share thoughts on books and once in a while we share a cigar. >> gerald connolly, thanks for the update on your reading list. >> if you are interested in hearing more about your books, members of commerce are reading these days visit booktv.org and search what are you reading at the top of the page. beginning now, booktv on c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. television for serious readers. here are books to watch out for. today at 1:00 pm eastern programs from the recent virtual schonberg center literary festival, new york city which features other discussions on the lives of authors and activists audra lewis and james baldwin and interview program "after words" the washington post pulitzer prize winning book critic offers his thoughts on volumes of books written about donald trump and his presidenc

i am truly ready to play with these great guys, steph curry, clay thompson. f great players. i can't wait. >> the warriors have two more picks and selected menian with 48th pick and from boise state at 51, will likely be stashed in australia where he is currently signed to play professionally. ahead of wise man, wolves selected the edwards. he played one year at georgia and was sec freshman of the year. ball went to charlotte with the third pick. nfl news, 49ers claimed defensive line man mcinly off waivers, former first round pick was released by falcons after ripping the team for not trading him before the deadline. again, the big news today, later this morning, we'll find out the severity of clay thompson's injury. not good news for the golden state warriors. back to you. >>> 4:56. >> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a new battle over big coal. what we just uncovered in contra costa county coming up. >>> a live look outside this time in san jose. it's own holiday magic. let's celebrate home with more cheer, more light, and more memories. becaus

george is a great guy. he works for the same organization that i do. he is alive and well in the nineties and you got to talk to him. >> i think it to spend a lot of time with him led on a small boat in alaska and before i wrote the book i didn't know anything about geology maybe a little bit but not very much george was my geology teacher. so lucky for me to have somebody like him describe in alaska it was a great experience. yes. he was interesting. he doesn't have the chip on his shoulder that hill does. so i think that is what your book does the way i got to know the two people. obviously we're in a different time now with a lot of other earthquakes in the 90 years that the issue of so how should we do this? that is part of your job that just seems in some ways things have not changed although they have obviously. >> we know so much more than we did in the twenties that was before the plate tectonics revolution which george oscar configured so people really didn't understand of earthquakes they had some sense they were clustered into zones but they

we have great guys by each other this is a family atmosphere.>and the family is ready to show what they can do on the court. the dogs were picked to finish 5th in the west coast conference giving them extra motivation to prove they belong closer to the top will be we're going to be exciting. >>but i would always had that good great that usf is known to have. >>usf season starts wednesday, they'll play tauson as part of a tournament in connecticut in san francisco, kate rooney kron 4 sports. >>yeah, we're looking forward to that season opener against housing kate will also bring us a preview of the women's. tomorrow but back to the bradley wanamaker a nice addition probably backup steph curry and klay some time at the 2 yard to the combo guard. you can plan either spot but with clay hurt maybe yeah to exactly bring some toughness terror to the team should remind will appreciate thanks isn't to taze well for your money tonight this stocks closing higher today on wall street after investors got several. >>bits of encouraging news on covid vaccines

. >> ,a great guy and he is a very thoughtful member of congress.e's not somebody who just has a knee-jerk reaction to ideologically or in a partisan way to every issue that comes his way. and i've enjoyed that friendship and we do, we do share lots on books and once in a while we evenshare a cigar . >> gerald connolly, ademocrat from virginia thanks for joining us with an update on your reading . >> thank you peter. >> if you're interested in hearing more about the books members of congress are reading these days , look at tv.org and search what are you reading at thetop of the page . >> you're watching book tv on c-span2, every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors area. created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> sunday night on q&a university of texas sociology professor sarah brain talk about the use of data and new surveillance technologies like lawenforcement . >> police have been collecting their own data not people they have contacts with and wha

. >> he's a great guy and a very thoughtful member of congress. he's not somebody who just has a knee-jerk reaction ideologically or in a partisan way. to everything that comes his way. i have enjoyed our friendship. we do share thoughts on books and once in a while we even share a cigar. >> host: thanks for joining us on booktv with an update on your reading list. >> if you're interested in hearing more about the books members of congress are reading these days visit booktv.org and search what are you reading at the top of the page. >> watch "in depth" with author and chair of african american studies at princeton university in the junior live december 6th at noon eastern. is most recent books include begin again:james baldwin's on america at its urgent lessons for own. exodus:democracy in black and uncommon faith. join the 2 hour conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets, watch "in depth" sunday december 6th at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> you are watching c-span2, your unfiltered view of government created

. >> tom is a great guy and he is a very thoughtful member of congress. he's not somebody who just has a knee-jerk reaction ideologically or in a partisan way to every issue that comes his way and i've enjoyed our friendship. we do share thoughts on books and once in a while we even share a cigar. >> gerald connolly is a democrat from virginia, thanks forjoining us with an update on your reading . >> training team. >> .. >> the concerted criminal activity is always going to find ways to hide their communication one way or the other and this leads all the rest of us anymore vulnerable state. so i'm concerned that policymakers really should look at the whole picture when they are making district. >> mit research scientist daniel weitzner tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> weeknights this month we're featuring booktv programs as a preview of what's available at the weekend on c-span2, and tonight it's a look at presidential history. enjoy booktv this week and every weekend on c-span2. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 every w

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but he's a great guy. and he retired. fficulty with his health, but he was a great prime minister of japan and did a great favor to michigan and to us, all of us. we have a lot of -- we have a lot of activity in michigan. it would be nice if your governor would open up the state however. [scattered applause] open up the state. open up your schools, open up the state might go back. [crowd chanting] the only one that's allowed to roam free is her husband. what is her husband -- why? remember? that wasn't so long ago. he is allowed to do whatever he wants, but everybody else you're not allowed to leave your house or your apartment. no, she's got to open it up. well, they will. on november and fourth she will announce now we will open it. they think it hurts us in the election. actually it helps us, okay? who has voted so far? has anyone voted? okay, good. because you are saving it, right? you are saving it for tuesday, right? we are going to have a red wave. they call it the great red wave like nobody's ever seen before. like

he's a great guy. he's a terrific man. and you know, it's been my good fortune and i'm honored that he would put his name on my book and do that. and what he expressed in there, this is really grateful for it. and you know, just really makes you a feel, you know, i'm humbled by it and, and it's a wonderful thing really done it then. and he is, he is that guy. ok. i mean, this guy has thousands and thousands of acts of kindness and he doesn't expect anything in return. he goes out of his way for his team mates goes out of his way for, you know, everybody obviously in his family. but you know, the guy doesn't say no, and i don't know how he doesn't say no, but he does it all with a smile. he genuinely is happy. i guess the best way to describe.

i may say that he's a great guy. our results, you will see all the broke you see on the right to me for an alternative viewpoint, alex turns to former m.p. on m.s.p. . i'm presiding officer of the scottish parliament surcharge, and that's a charge read that bothers johnson demolitions a disaster of the worst mistake that tony blair ever made. but i reckon really trying to connect. and of course, by saying it was really a jolly good st. apart from when the people of scotland heard it or not, party committed to independence. i think the damage is done. you can see that, for example, letter in the times the other may saying the biggest disaster since the 2nd world war. well, as some claim, when you taken the sewers and invention, poll tax the iran war and so on. but what really concerns me, alex is on the order workin, conflict resolution, as international zone servant. and later since mark a month, where we with the full backing of the form of assad been pushing the scots, the evolution model as a means to end conflict

i think it was a great guy who didn't have very good relations around him. who was taken advantage of a lot or get over it to them with. so if you could tell us, what did he mean to the people of argentina? then people are scared that of course it doesn't matter which class mother now walsh will teach. she said, now that she die, i can see that he would become a legend. there is no doubt for me was that you know, the best player that i saw in varian in a fit. later on eve, you want to divide it. what happened with diego after he finished his career? we can discuss and of course a lot of people heard what one woman said that i don't know if you understood or a translator said that a lot of people become mean or it might have done, they try, you know, to, to, to, to end their humean in a very, very sad, very sad situations like driving and, and i know things that when it, when a guy, because from him from a very low level class like him and see that he just didn't work at his feet. it's very, very difficult. you know, i think that there are a legion good is on

impossible and we can't know that that, that you know, you know, all of these people are or there are no great guy. and so i just look at all but the so why then only those people use insurance and now they should have said, oh, they're all this and that. and you know, that would break the farm vittoria. let me ask you, i know your organization, you're trying to help the people there. what do you need most right now? well, what we have now is he needs or are there refreshed and across as you go across are very, very they are wooden and that's a very fine thanks. so what we need is to provide the families in 1st who may be ill. i mean, we went back the last week and a little shelter as well as my choices and other things to go over the number called bunks 500, the small mid east necessary for the chickens and turkeys and one month, all our own markets moments. yeah. and we know that the pandemic has been especially hard there in central america. what are you doing in these shelters? you've said you save people's lives, but they may now be exposed to the coronavirus. yes. our people of course, peopl

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i think it was a great guy who didn't have very good relations around him. who was taken advantage of a lot to get through to them, which is the editor of the when osiris times james granger. and james, good to have you with us. the news of married, honest passing, has shocked football fans around the world. what's the mood like in one of cyrus? i mean, as you can expect, one of overwhelming sadness, grief. there's some celebration in there, of course, as well, because it's going to cheat more it did for the national team, especially. you know, isn't to do, you know, a camera in the background. there are thousands of dollars, which is one of major landmarks and one of our years and they rule, you know, dancing and celebrating his life as much as they are. mourning the government has to create 3 days of national mourning something unheard of for a football player, frankly. but to argentinians, he was much more than just that. right? yeah, i mean marathon's personal story obviously plays a lot into that. but i think it really what he, what he was was an exampl

i think it was a great guy who didn't have very good relations around him who was taken advantage of a lot. get over it took them with a lady. let me ask you, could you tell us what did madonna or what does he mean to the people in argentina? you know, country like europe is not the same education. we are very young countries that we can make a go of, you know, what i mean? you know, you know exactly what i want to tell you who view among them, what i don't, i was not a god. one of the best player in food will be able to . ready ready strike gold and i think people must remember the arrow, the best player or what he did for the national the cause of the doing of the especially for non-police. you know, i also covered crime in april. 'd and it was amazing, i remember that was amazing. i walk on the street and peace might should, because i was with her not in the insurer walking, not bogus, please stop the car and see what happens. somebody want to go? no, no, no, no, no. they say government in the audience sample much and you know, of course they are, you know, national emergency offi

joe biden is just a great guy.ctly what the country needs at this particular point. >> that's what you said back in february. take us back to that moment. i think it was the monday before the south carolina primary. you came out and said it was time to embrace and endorse joe biden. walk us through your decision-making process. could you imagine it would have had the impact it had? >> no, i did not imagine that, but i do know i was working hard to try to not only make an endorsement but to do it in such a way that it would give him a surge, which is what he needed. he had just come out of the three primaries, had lost all of them, did okay in nevada, but it was really his campaign was on life support. and i knew -- or at least i felt i knew that he was just the kind of guy that we needed to have an our nomination. i think joe biden could stand up to donald trump's insults better than anybody. he would heap insult upon anybody. but the question was, of all the candidates that we had, which one of them was best to wi

how is this affecting the short term and long-term >> i have been listening, a great guy and ceo. if you think trip is going to follow, you should buy alphabet. a huge amount of their ad business is related to travel. remember you can buy a shrivelif it >> i need to speak to jeff in texas, jeff. >> hey jim, i have been watching you for years. >> oh thank you. >> simple thank you. if you are ever in austin, let me take you out for a beer and tact tacos. i am a long time investor, i want to hear your take on the future of remote learning. the new york shutdown school system today due to increasing covid and students are coming school and multiple vaccines on the horizon, what do you think the next six months of university students look like. >> i thought stocks will go up in the last quarter. it makes me feel like chegg stocks will run for now. it is going to stall out here. a lot of good news is in the stock. a lot of bad news has to happen. the vaccine is coming and a lot of people feel that when the vaccine comes, this stock is going to get hurt. that's what's bothering the compa

interesting in this cycle of course is that biden was i mean he was painted this is kind of this great guy you know a kind of really nice genial joe who managed to get on with everyone who is had. kind of nice things to say about everyone the consummate politician i think has been given a sort of a more level start to ground to one trump style to 2016 you know he was outside your knuckles like i'm not sure about this guy you know the way he's he's just some random guy who's on the apprentice now he thinks he's the president whereas already that quitting presidential i had racing to see how the media to compare her to you know over the next we have how the media discusses joe biden as to compared to how they talked about joe donald trump for that have to agree and in this election we also saw about how the mainstream media before i mean there was a huge lead of biden over trump they were already basically claiming that he was going to be the next president of the united states and i would even have to take it further and talk more about social media too because a lot of people think that yo