in the wake chris hahn talks about its grip. they don't know whether he last attended money as president or made a ton of money. democrats. kennedy: they know a lot about the grip party. you have done that one to enrich themselves to dozens of millions of dollars. so the presidency is all for those who are on the take. that is not just for republicans don't kid yourself. >> he's stealing money from people do not have money. given four more years. kennedy: just like that a $5 billion netflix till he signed for it away. [inaudible] >> i cannot wait to see if they spend it on. he didn't spend it on his campaign. kennedy: gotta get one to put a caveman panoply's return and moments for it later on i'm going to talk to 2000 for president george w. bush. but coming up huge news in the fight against covid. pfizer claims i have a vaccine. how well will it work? would you take it? and who gets the first question i'm going to talk to a doctor next. more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat

i am a bookseller and event coordinator and featuring miles harvey and donovan hahn. i want to thank everyone for your support of virtual programming, we feel lucky to offer virtual events that this time. wouldn't be able to do that and talk about "the king of confidence: a tale of utopian dreamers, frontier schemers, true believers, false prophets, and the murder of an american monarch" if it wasn't for you showing up. thank you for doing that. i want to go over our policies and ask you keep your video feed stable. if you and abel it, enabling a second time. we appreciate your cooperation during this call. i want to talk about a reading by miles harvey and donovan hahn, tale of utopian dreamers, frontier schemers, true believers, false prophets, and the murder of an american monarch" which was published this past tuesday and donovan hahn reads from his book that was published in june we will hear an extended conversation. we will also have some supplemental images. once we are done with that, audience q and a. if you have questions for miles harvey and donovan hahn s

>> first time i met her, horribly hung over. >> reporter: in the four decades since russell and hahn have creat created extraordinary characters. >> one of them is not what he says he he is. >> reporter: do you guide each other as far as the roles you've chosen? not at all? do you talk about it before you say yes or no? >> very rarely. he's never made a mistake in terms of what he's decided to do, ever. even movies i didn't like -- >> lot of pushback on that. >> never been bad. been bad in other ways. >> i agree. >> but as actor, you're just amazing. >> you don't understand, there are only three ages for women in hollywood, babe, district attorney and driving miss daisy. >> reporter: goldie hasn't made that many career missteps either. not working, divide time between homes in aspen and this in los angeles. how long have you been here? >> about four years. we built it, it's so great. i love it. >> reporter: but say they're proudest of blended family. four children between them with six grandchildren and it seems enough love to go around. i'm sure you guys get asked this. what is the

i am going to be your host tonight with miles harvey and donovan hahn. thank you for supporting our virtual programming. we feel incredibly lucky to offer virtual events at this time and to hear about "the king of confidence: a tale of utopian dreamers, frontier schemers, true believers, false prophets, and the murder of an american monarch" if it wasn't for you showing up, so thank you for doing that. we do ask you keep your video feed disabled. if you do enable it, if you enable the second time -- we appreciate your cooperation. i want to go over our format. we will have a reading by miles harvey to start us confidence: a tale of utopian dreamers, frontier schemers, true believers, false prophets, and the murder of an american monarch" which was published last tuesday and donovan hahn reads from another book published in june we will hear an extended conversation from 30 to 35 minutes and have a few here and there with supplemental images and once we are done with that we will wrap things up with audience q and a, feel free to send them my way. i will

lincoln's suggestion to governor hahn is remarkable in several ways. most importantly it's the first time that a sitting president advocates for the right to vote for black men. clearly, the arguments put forward by the delegation by louisiana had begun to influence the way lincoln is going to think about this issue. it's also worth noting that lincoln actually advocated for a broader expansion of suffrage than even the two black men from louisiana had asked for. they wanted the right to vote for elite black men, taxpayers and lincoln wants the right to vote for people who are very intelligent meaning educated or who bear arms for the union regardless of their financial status. a month after this meeting, lincoln met with another delegation, six black men from north carolina came to lincoln asking for the right to vote in their state. the leader of this group was a man named abraham galloway and it was in 1837 in north carolina and she was a how and when he got to philadelphia blood was coming out of his pores because of the turpentine. early in the ci

but with just 10 minutes remaining outspread took control courtesy of andre hahn the forward scored twice once with each foot to get out straight at $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim beat by 0 but since then they've lost their way a little so they were keen to take 3 points against oneone bolin. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of so red and much closer to head from the spots. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 bundesliga penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim for back february equalized with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for one young. paolo came on to score a somewhat bizarre goal and put in your own back in front. and surgery added a 3rd for the berliners on the counter. 31 the final score on your own and now unbeaten in 5 games. shall go we're in terrible form and had a grand total of one point going into the game with newly promoted stuttgart shellcode coach manuel bound a former teacher can certainly do the math. a win here would definitely help

but with just 10 minutes remaining outspread took control courtesy of andre hahn the forwards scored twice once with each foot to get out straight up $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim be bio but since then they've lost their way a little song they were keen to take 3 points against. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of soul read and much closer to heads from the sports. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 bundles they get penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim full back. equalized with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for.

on deck, stephen hahn, patch lock, steve doocy coming up on this tuesday before thanksgivi thanksgiving. ♪ they were able to give me a personal loan so i could pay off all of my credit cards. i got my mortgage through sofi and the whole process was so easy. ♪ choosing sofi was literally one of the best decisions i could have ever made because it gave me peace of mind. ♪ this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. we thought for sure that we were done. and this town said: not today. ♪ >> president trump: give thanks for the vaccines and therapies that will soon and the pandemic. it's just such a tremendous feeling to know that they will be coming and they will be coming probably starting next week or shortly thereafter. >> bill: that was president trump speaking from the rose garden last hour and some of the country's top health officials say we could be weeks away from the first covid vaccine shipment

in stephen hahn, the head of fda, has been consistently on trump's hit list.e stood up to the president regarding hydroxychloroquine, regarding plasma therapy, and other things that the president claims would treat work here or eliminate -- cure or eliminate covid, but they wouldn't. we could have a situation now where in the coming days stephen a platter and on the fda would not be able to take speedy steps to usher this vaccine through the next stage, it could allow it to potentially get an emergency approval before the new year. amy: very quickly, explain what you mean by esper, the significance of him in relation to the vaccine -- he is in charge of operation warp speed? he's the secretary of defense. >> no, my reason for raising that is it is very clearhe president has off, by my count, 10 people in the government from usaid, the energy commission, from all sorts of different agencies and departments around the government. if he targets steve find as he is threatened to do many times, he has threatened stephen hahn, the fda commissioner, with firing on mu

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but with just 10 minutes remaining outspread took control courtesy of andre hahn the forward scored twice once with each foot to get out straight up $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim be fired but since then they've lost their way and little song they were keen to take 3 points against on your own. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of soul read and much closer to heads from the spots. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 bundles they get penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim full back. just a book equalized with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for when you're on your own paolo came on to score a somewhat bizarre golf and put it on your back in front. and center it added a 3rd for the berliners on the counter. 31 the final score on your own and now unbeaten in 5 games. shall go we're in terrible form and had a grand total of one point going into the game with newly promoted stuttgart shellcode coach manuel bound a former teacher can certainly do the math. a

but with just 10 minutes remaining outspent took control courtesy of andre hahn the forwards scored twice once with each foot to get out straight up $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim but since then they've lost their way a little song they were keen to take 3 points against oneone bolin. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of soul read and much closer to heads from the spots. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 league penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim full fuck me. just a good equalised with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for one young. fellow came along to score a somewhat bizarre golf and put on your back in front. and said i did the 3rd for the berliners on the counter. 31 the final score on your own and now unbeaten in 5 games. shall go we're in terrible form and had a grand total of one point going into the game with newly promoted stuttgart shellcode coach manuel baum a former teacher can certainly do the math. a win here would definitely help an

but with just 10 minutes remaining outspread took control criticism andre hahn the forward scored twice once with each foot to get out straight up $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim been since then they've lost their way a little song they were keen to take 3 points against. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of soul read and much closer to heads from the spots. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 bundles they get penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim for fuck me. equalised with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for when you're on your own follow came to score a somewhat bizarre gold and put in your own back in front. and center it added a 3rd for the berliners on the counter. 31 the final score and now unbeaten in 5 games. were in terrible form and had a grand total of one point going into the game with newly promoted stuttgart shellcode coach manuel baum a former teacher can certainly do the math. a win here would definitely help and for a while it looked

adapted to their desolate habitats where there's no light almost no food and little oxygen cancion hahn is a ground war to ecologist he's fascinated by these subterranean animal species which in their own as stick a foreigner. around waters the deep sea beneath our feet never been properly researched but it's teeming with exciting form of the play a key role in purifying the water. 2 and therefore the quality of the water we drink for millions of years that habitat has barely changed but now groundwater temperatures are rising and that poses a potentially deadly risk to stick a foreigner as hands you can han has demonstrated in a comprehensive scientific study. and from fish puts in simulators when they chew is still intact the ground water is well protected and its temperature remained stable between 8 and 12 degrees celsius. temperatures dropped 10.8 degrees. there were searches find snails and worms and faults of shrimp like the fungus. creatures that live in the groundwater have evolved over millions of years to suit their environment they perfected the art of surviving with very li

pennsylvania bans whole oregon legalizes hahn drugs. 2020 is wild pennsylvania and just banned alcohol for one night. only before thanksgiving. what exactly are we come back to again, and virus alcoholism, freedom before thanksgiving has historically been the biggest alcohol consuming night of the year. probably in preparation for the relatives. since you can't have them over this year, you would be getting drunk just for fun. oh and it probably goes without saying political discussions at the dinner table this year might not be the best idea. with all these new rules and restrictions, it's likely americans will have little more than their safety to be thankful for this year. professor of psychology glenn gaya and media specialist cameron thomas discussed whether people should be free to celebrate the holiday as they please. it comes to, you know, personal responsibility and you know, individuals who want to protect their families. i think it's a sign that people should step aside for thanksgiving this year and stay safe. i think bret realize asian is very important. i think freedom is

s julia hahn reports. everything they need to see here is gold and at the moment it's pretty much the only thing selling quickly it's based on whose grand designs. the. gold sellers are among the only businesses to avoid a sale slump through to the pandemic. rather the opposite customers are rushing to their shops. for. most of a county over has been a jeweler here for 30 years he's hardly ever had as much work as in the past few months he says felt sick is what it was when we were opening our shops in the morning because tim is already queuing outside i think one. speak of the gold rush the pandemic has had a huge impact people ask themselves who knows where this is going and what if the money will soon be worthless civil war but it's always been like this in times of crisis many people prefer to invest in gold rather than leave their money in the bank account and turkey has been in crisis mode for quite some time now the few can understand the fear by following the exchange rates the turkish lira was und

this is increased the sway of neighboring iran and militia groups aligned with to hahn as u.s. soldiers head home. they could risk leaving the field to america's enemies. all right, so what is the impact of this move on nato to talk about that, i want to bring in historian and former nato staffer, mr. clouds, that mr. bittman is good to have you on the show. let me ask you, why is nato so worried about a reduction in u.s. troops in afghanistan? i mean, what will nato have to do if there are fewer u.s. troops there? let me stop by saying something basic. i think that these announcement by the still u.s. president, irresponsible he seems to want to keep pot leaving, taught us behind him and to fulfill promises to his bow ties without regards to losses is just not acceptable for nato. it was the a problem. the outset that we would go into afghanistan to get them and that we really need to get in and in close consultation. and that is why our instance defines terry was against it, but that therefore he was sent away and puppets were installed in the m.o.d.e. to know stuff to reduce

pennsylvania bans alcohol, oregon legalizes hahn drugs 2020 is wild pennsylvania and just banned alcohol for one night. only before thanksgiving. what exactly are we combating again and fire us alcoholism? freedom nights before thanksgiving has historically been the biggest algal consuming night of the year, probably in preparation for the relatives. since you can have them over this year, you would be getting drunk just for fun. oh, and it probably goes without saying political discussions at the dinner table this year might not be the best idea that a great post-election conversations, the stress of a hectic year and contentious presidential election could still cause dina's to, to intense with all these new rules and restrictions it's likely americans will have little more than their safety to be thankful for this year. yet, thanksgiving a couple of hours in should people be free to be celebrating the whole day as they please? we discuss that's with a number of guests. it comes to, you know, personal responsibility and you know, individuals who want to protect their families. i think

denuclearization talks with young, young, updating, and improving the nuclear deal with tara hahn and keeping the afghan peace talks on track. no matter how long it takes. but maybe most important, say foreign policy expert, reassuring the u.s. allies that it is reliable. and then proving it from day one. rosalyn jordan al-jazeera, still ahead now does. there are defying coded 19 warnings. the number of people traveling in the u.s. is surging as the holiday season officially begins. i reports a secret meeting between the israeli prime minister and the saudi crown prince. hello because some rather wet weather, pulling away from the eastern side of the u.s. at the moment. eastern parts of canada to a lot of clout showing up here behind our cold front, cooler. just tucking in behind. big area. 5, preciousness keeping things settled for the time. being the west, the weather, the wind, their weather, the wintry weather. that's going to be the one that wins out over the next day or so. and that's going to sweep down off the rockies. some snow coming in here. heavy rain through the great pla

denuclearization talks with young, young, updating, and improving the nuclear deal with tara hahn and keeping the afghan peace talks on track. no matter how long it takes. what may be most important, say foreign policy expert, reassuring the u.s. allies that it is reliable, and then proving it from day one. rosalyn jordan al-jazeera on to other news and a former militia leader in democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. in taba into barry sheck a was charged with murder, rape, sexual slavery, and enlisting children under the age of 15 years. old, this was in north kivu province, his rebel group and 2 others are accused of raping nearly 400 people. during a series of attacks in 2010, of this trial was a special military court trial that started 2 years ago. not to let out the 7 colors that many eastern to your city has never experienced a trial on this level. it's a historic moment chuck has been found guilty of war crimes. he is someone that no one thought they would ever see in the dark. so just for that, it's a huge step forward for justice.

denuclearization talks with young, updating, and improving the nuclear deal with tara hahn and keeping the afghan peace talks on track. no matter how long it takes. but maybe most important, say foreign policy expert, reassuring the u.s. allies that it is reliable. and then proving it from day one. rosalynn jordan al-jazeera the make his of a 3rd major covert 19 experimental vaccine to reveal the results of late stage tests, oxford university and drug company astra zeneca say it could be up to 90 percent effective and cheaper than 2 us vaccines. the drug company has pledged not to make a profit from the vaccine during the pandemic rising hopes it could be distributed distributed war widely across the world. pharmaceutical firms, pfizer, madonna, have reported about 95 percent of physical from late stage trials of their experimental vaccines. journal reports from london. it's being hailed as a vaccine for the world pharmaceuticals firm astra zeneca in partnership with the university of oxford says interim trial results will be sent to regulators immediately in the hope their product is

denuclearization talks with young, young, updating, and improving the nuclear deal with tara hahn and keeping the afghan peace talks on track. no matter how long it takes. what may be most important say foreign policy expert, reassuring the u.s. allies that it is reliable, and then proving it from day one. rosalynn jordan al-jazeera, still ahead on the lives at stake is international donors consider the center of town. hello there. we've got some dry weather now. pushing into japan, bad of cloud, just easing out into the open waters. clear skies just tucking in behind, but fresher, weather. 2 times in tokyo to around 16 celsius sevens and it's there for seoul and for beijing, perhaps a touch warmer, insult, in celsius, struggling to get his double figures as we go through wednesday. as you can see, japan largely dry one or 2 showers into that eastern side of college, but nothing much to speak of just 14 celsius there for tokyo. i wish i was never too far away. so i was never too far away to central parts of china, but to the south of that, it is fine and dry with some sunshine, as is

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. >> do believe the president will keep stephen hahn as the fda commissioner after the election? >> you know, all i focus on now tuesdayaser beam is from a policy perspective. i really fear, bob, looking at the possible outcome, with the biden-harris ticket coming in. we could have a great depression. >> what is your evidence for that? >> i'm going to give that you. what we do here is those points in the policy compass. we believe that tax cuts stimulate growth. joe budden will raise taxes. joe bidenwhen you-- welt raise taxes. we believe when you deregulate that helps us grow. we believe the strategic energy dominance we have attained where we are the largest petroleum producer in the world and a net exporter. clearly under time that is going to go away. --bt will create national that will create national security issues as well as diminish our growth. if you look at the issue of the fence spending, -- defense spending. do not underestimate this. in a lot of ways this is help stabilize our economy. the places i have visited, they are still producing. and these are great paying j

but with just 10 minutes remaining outspread took control courtesy of andre hahn the forward scored twice once with each foot to get out straight up $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim be fired but since then they've lost their way a little sun they were keen to take 3 points against oneone bolin. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of so red and much closer to head from the spots. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 blunders they get penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim for fuck me. equalised with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for when young your paolo came on to score a somewhat bizarre goal and put in your own back in front. and .

s julia hahn reports. everything that little see here is gold and at the moment it's pretty much the only thing selling quickly it's based on who's grand design. the. gold sellers are among the only businesses to avoid a sale slump due to the pandemic. rather the opposite customers are rushing to their shops. for. most of the county over has been a jeweler here for 30 years he's hardly ever had as much work as in the past few months he says felt sick is worth living when we were opening our shops in the morning customers were already queuing outside. one can speak of the gold rush the pandemic has had a huge impact people as themselves who knows where this is going and what if the money will soon be worthless but it's always been like this in times of crisis many people prefer to invest in gold rather than leave their money in the bank account and turkey has been in crisis mode for quite some time now. you can understand the fear by following the exchange rates the turkish ear i was under massive pressure

i wanted you take a listen to what fda commissioner hahn told senator scott just yesterday. >> we are seeing a tremendous stress on the health care system because hospitalizations are increasing as people get sick from covid-19. as the weather turned cold, as we get to the holiday season, it's not so much big crowds outside anymore. what it is it is indoor and it is indoor in our homes. >> tremendous stress on the hospital system, that's 15 straight days of record high hospitalizations. talk about what you are seeing on the ground at your hospital. >> good afternoon. yeah. our peak now of about 88,000 people hospitalized is 50% higher than any any prior peak in this pandemic. i'm in massachusetts. we certainly are not one of the places that has the hottest place on the map but we feel the challenges. we have tried hard to try to maintain a normal operations, to make sure elected procedures happen and that's increasingly a challenge. we are seeing more and more cases coming into the hospital. and our beds are full. a lot of these coronavirus patients will stay longer than your average

brian hahn right it reflects the absolute toxic relationship we have with the natural world, in its previous had dignity, lost completely once it was transported to midtown manhattan, also argued coming, tree creates a toxic relationship with nature, no more thanksgiving, nor christmas tree, holiday becomes very controversial. >> i don't even know what to say. >> almost like he was talking about the christmas tree like it was a person, i don't know. with all the lights on. >> some traditions are worth keeping in the tree in rockefeller center is certainly an icon. just got to suck it up, we got to have the tree, come on. >> celebrating a christmas tree. have a good one. new york city mayor bill diblasio vowing to boost security at subway stations following up to give people being pushed on the track. >> we got to make sure new yorkers have confidence that they can use the subway and the help will be there for them. nypd is increasing its presence in the subways, that will be very visible. >> bill diblasio did not reveal how many officers will be patrolling the subway systems but added mental

s julia hahn reports. everything they need to see here is gold and at the moment it's pretty much the only thing selling quickly it's based on who's drained dissolve. the. gold sellers are among the only businesses to avoid a sale slump due to the pandemic. rather the opposite customers are rushing to their shops. for. most of a county over has been a jeweler here for 30 years he's hardly ever had as much work as in the past few months he says folks think is rich that is when we were opening our shops in the morning because tim is we're already queuing outside yours i think one. speak of the gold rush the pandemic has had a huge impact people ask themselves who knows where this is going and what is the money will soon be worthless but it's always been like this in times of crisis many people prefer to invest in gold rather than leave their money in the bank account and turkey has been in crisis mode for quite some time now. you can understand the fear by following the exchange rates the turkish lira was un

hahn -- the earlier process but not to say this is not politicized.ause of coronavirus, this number has never been higher. i think 73,000 now since the pandemic began, the top five days with the highest hospitalization numbers all occurred just this week. where are we in this pandemic right now? >> jake the numbers in terms of hospitalizations which i think is perhaps the most important consistent and true measure here is far higher now than in the spring we saw. 10,000 more people right now than were at the height in the spring and you remember what we were talking about all the time back then. flatten the curve. we got to make sure hospitals don't become overwhelmed. there was a sense of urgency at that point. things are worse, sadly to say. we know that the numbers are continuing to go up because the numbers of cases go up and we know that hospitalizations are a few weeks behind that. hospitals will do everything they can to keep up and create surge capacity. they will find they are doing hospital tepts and buildings can serve as treeas surgery. ev

steven hahn says this is the first that can be fully self-administered and provide results at home. this new testing option is an important diagnostic advancement to address the pandemic and reduce the public burden of disease transmission. >> so the more we have an idea as to what our status is from an infected state or noninfected state. the better we are to be able to control the spread of the disease. it's unclear how long it will take to get the new in-home tests widely distributed and there are concerns some who test positive may not do the right thing and self-isolate. >> we have to be realistic. but i do think that a majority of people if they tested positive would do the right thing, notify their physician, and then the physician could notify the public health agency. and isolate. i don't think people would want to take the chance of potentially spreading this. >> the fda stresses efficient tracking and reporting of results is key. nationally, 11.3 million people are infected with the coronavirus. here in the bay area, six counties have been lowered into the purple tier in

liz: we have goldie hahn, dolly parton, they would agree with kurt russell, it was so interesting, theecond i've a right to that platform, i don't think my opinions are more valid because i'm an actor and have more of a platform or others and dolly parton said i'm not going to get dragged into it i have republican and democrat friends but i'm an entertainer. reba mcintyre said people get paid hard money cu to come see e entertain them, i'm there to entertain them and want to take their worries away and i'm not going to give them my political views, billy joel said i have a right to my point of view, i try not to get on a soapbox and tell people how to think. celebrities have a first amendment right to how they think and their viewpoints but you're right, why go alienate half the country with a political viewpoint, were looking at the polls, people say this is not going to change our vote and you're not an expert on geopolitical issues or domestic issues because you're a celebrity. what do you think. >> that is absolutely correct, it really is a one-sided reaction because most entertain

the support from a derek hahn is important all counties getting the support that they need so that we can curb this transmission and ensure that our hospitals are prepared for those who need it the most. so what has caused the rise to go so high and so fast and i'm often asked this question i've been on zoom zoom press conferences before. well you say it is theirs but where is going to say it's that we do have plenty of data and evidence around certain sectors but overall i will say that there is no single culprit. it's a combination of factors certainly the colder well there are more mixed seem which comes with more opening not just of. places indoors places where you can ask places are indoors don't have an easy time asking the all time. and of course greater travel we've some of over the last many weeks in my home county of los angeles dodgers. lakers. we had halloween we just exited veterans we're looking forward to future of and some activities as we go into the winter we've had. some things just celebrate some things to protest coming together in ways that we don't usually. alwa

. >> reporter: al hahn dro mayorkas would be the first cuban to serve as homeland security secretary. >> my parents brought me to escape terrorism. they cherish our democracy and were intensely proud to become united states citizens. >> reporter: avril haines would be the first woman to serve as director of national intelligence. >> i have never shied away from speaking truth to power. >> reporter: secretary of state nominee antony blinken spoke of his late stepfather who escaped the holocaust as a child, finding safety with american forces. >> i ran to the tank, the hatch opened. and african-american g.i. looks down at him. he got down on his knees and said the only three words that he knew in english that his mother taught him before the war -- "god bless america." that's who we are. >> reporter: linda thomas-greenfield promised to bring people together what she calls a gumbo diplomacy. >> where jefferson i was posted around the world i would invite people from different backgrounds and belief to help me chop onions for the holy trinity and make homemade gumbo. it was my way of brea

elizabeth: yes, we have goalie hahn, gillian anderson, dolly party.ress also if they don't tk politics. it is so interesting . gillian anderson said that under for a second fellow that i have a right to that platform. i think my opinions are more valid because i'm i an actor and have more of a platform than others. another parton said that are not going to get dragged into it. have both republican and democrat friends and i'm an entertainer . and i am there to entertain them and i will take the words away from there i'm not going to do that. not going to give them my political views. billy joel said that i have a right to my point of view. try not to get on the soapbox and tell people how to think. celebrities have a first amendment right to how they think. in their views in the viewpoints but you're right, why go and innate at the country with the political viewpoints. were looking at the polls. people say thisin is not going o change their votes. it the harbor polls and said aspirated and are not an expert on geopolitical issues or domestic issues b

i have to be hahn effort, there was no way. i didn't have to., erie, if you have a chance -- we had this thing won. we were so far up, we had the greatest economy ever, greatest jobs, greatest everything. and then we got hit with the plague. and i had to go back to work. hello, erie. may i please have your vote? >> an unbelievable moment late october in the waning days of the campaign. still with us, our eugene robinson and a.b. stoddard. eugene, two points. number one, there is polling out today. i am not going to show it on the screen -- that shows that man the favorite for 2024. which is also why people hate us. but number two, my second and final point is if he's talking that way about erie, p.a., in this cycle, how is donald trump four years older going to take to the rallies in the erie, p.a.s of the world in another four years? >> my honest opinion is he's not. you know, i think he is -- four years is how long in trump years, right? that's like 25 years or 50 years in trump years. and so many, many things will happen, you know, around thi

stephen hahn says this is the first can be fully self administered and provide results at home this testing option is an important diagnostic advancement to address the pandemic and reduce the public burden of disease transmission. >> the more we have an idea as to what our status is, and infected state or noninfected state, the battery on to be able to control the spread of the disease. for it is unclear how long it will take to get the new in- home tests widely distributed. there are concerns of some who test positive me not to do the right thing and so vital it. >> we have to be realistic. i think the majority of people if they tested positive would do the right thing, notify their physician and the physician could notify the public health agency and isolate. i don't think people would want to take the chance of potentially spreading this. >> reporter: the fda stresses efficient tracking and reporting of results is key. nationally, 11.3 million people are infected with the coronavirus. here in the bay area, six companies have been lowered into the purple tier in the states color-coded pr

already tweeted that this is his legacy, so you can imagine the kind of pressure coming down on steve hahnoner of fda, and his scientific staff to cram these babies through as fast as possible. they'll see raw data, they'll see whatever the companies hand over to them and they'll make some set of judgments about what should be used, how it should be used, then they'll pass that along to the cdc. it will be the cdc's responsibility to figure out how these can be widely used across america, and what each state needs to do, each municipality in order to vaccinate. the tricky part on all of this is that all these decisions are going to be made by a lame duck fda and a lame duck cdc and then handed off to joe biden and his administration with so far no access on the part of the biden people to the process. and that's just craziness. >> that is craziness. that's -- right now it seems the highest stakes problem with this continued temper tantrum by the president slash attack on the election is that thing. they have to get in the room and have conversations so we can hand this off. laurie garrett,

hahn has influence and all working together.e president, i'm sorry, donald trump, that you didn't get to wag it as a win for you, but, really, everyone else is looking out for the safety of americans and this vaccine has to be safe, effective, people have to have confidence in it, because it's going to be the major tool with have to get ahead of this crazy virus that's attacking all of us. >> is there any logical application you can apply to the president saying that this vaccine would not have been developed were it not for him? that he's the one responsible for developing this vaccine? >> the problem with "operation warp speed" the president himself has politicized this entire response to begin with. i give no credit unfortunately to "operation warp speed." i give credit to the doctors, to the moderna, pfizer and all of the people who have tried to stay out of this political realm that donald trump has created in this task force inside the white house, and i think, yes, everybody was focused on the vaccine from the beginning,

if he does bring it up, in the sense that he's angry with the fda commissioner, steven hahn. he's angry with pfizer for releasing that preliminary vaccine data the week after the election, implying that there is some conspiracy here to thwart him, saying that the vaccine has now been unveiled, of course, it was just data. there's no vaccine yet still. and this is exactly what medical experts predicted with this timeline. but also, i think it says a lot that we have not heard from the president in over a week. i've been covering donald trump since he was inaugurated. i cannot remember a stretch of time that he went this long without speaking to us. even when he had coronavirus, he was taping videos and posts them to his twitter. we have seen the president only twice on his golf course over the weekend, and on veterans day, i went with him to arlington national cemetery. other than that, we have not heard from the president directly. that's incredibly striking. he's been staying in the oval office until later in the evening, much later than he normally does. it's interesting to

tomorrow, in addition to secretary azar, you have the likes of tony fauci, general gus perna, stephen hahn i give the private sector players a lot of credit and i give decades of investment in public health a lot of credit. having said that, we're not in the end zone yet. this is incredibly complex. i'm gratified that at long last the gsa has you allowed both teams to begin to coordinate. i be monemoan it took as long ad there's complexity ahead in terms of distribution and federal support. this is going to be a historic path that we're on. i give them credit for the progress we've made but we have a distance yet to travel and the more we could be coordinated -- the other piece, bret, is the more the president-elect and the president are speaking from the same playbook, the more confidence folks will have in taking that vaccine. my confidence is very, very high. we need to make sure that's the case in the public at large. bret: well, good luck, governor murphy, we appreciate your time. have a good one. >> thanks for having me, bret. bret: up next, we'll bring in our sunday group to discuss

and for more, let's bring in our correspondent julie hahn in istanbul. here.what more can you tell us about this trial? well, this trial in the capital ankara has taken plays in one of turkey's a largest, a court rooms. it's a very high profile trial that has been going on for more than 3 years. you mentioned the number of defendants here, nearly 500 defendants. most of them members, former members of the turkish military army commandos pilots, but also several civilians accused of being so cold ringleader as now all of the defendants trials for direct involvement in the coup attempt in july 26th, seen a very traumatic event for turkey, 250 people died back then when rogue soldiers attacked state institutions with war planes and helicopters and tangs and sought to take control and oust the government of a president, edwin edwin. himself off to this road to go off to the perpetrators which he labeled a traitor has ended terrorists. and let me mention that this trial today is one of nearly 300 similar trials we've seen over the past 2 years. according to the fig