leviathan, the large state even hobbs said if the state does not do that , if it doesn't give you the protection you came into this society in the expectation of, basically all bets are off area you go no more allegiance to the state and you have every right over for the state, you certainly don't need to pay your taxes. you are back in the state of nature so i want to emphasize the radicalism of what the left is putting on offer here to refund thepolice to me means dissolve the social compact . >> let's bring this back into the book a little bit now for the tv show here and nobody's going to play theprivatized police idle back at you . so taking about the identity politics and the divisiveness then , you bring up the fact that my favorite chapter in your book was on venezuela versus sweden. and i think it was something like venezuela see, sweden know about whereall this is heading . and bernie despite honeymooning in the soviet union likes to talk about the scandinavian model and he says things like denmark and sweden and norway, those are nice places, that's what i need which by the

the one hand there are the hotels in the retail trade where tourists go shopping restaurants bars hobbs' discos actually every business is affected you're live so you can move to this 2nd wave of the corona virus came faster than many expected and soon it will be quiet again on my oka. now i'm joined by david d. w. correspondent philip shelves in spain philip spain seems to be losing its grip on the virus after making such progress initially why are infections spiraling in so many regions. yes indeed for a long time it looked like spain had everything under control. from my point of view the trouble slowly started to return when the so-called state of alarm came to an end in mid june during the state off alarms everything was centralized and budgets and very strict measures were taken to the edge of the state of alarm now the responsibility spec with regional governments and their performance differs from region to region very interesting the especially the big cities of barcelona and. they. perform very badly and one of the biggest problems at the moment is that in the local offices a

earlier, i spoke to andree hobbs and her wife, christine.e has spent the past three months shielding and how she's been dealing with the easing of the restrictions. well, i have several underlying issues which would make it very dangerous if i contacted the virus. so i've stayed well away. you followed the rules very strictly. how have you fit it in? because you've had to carry on working all this time. yes, we just take extra care. whenl this time. yes, we just take extra care. when i came back from work, i took my outdoor clothes off, straight into the shower, then put inside clothes on will stop and i have been in separate accommodation for ten weeks, which was helpful. we've all had to get used to this new normal. how have you found it being locked away, not being able to see anybody else other than christine, and cut off from your friends in many respects? well, at least we have software like skype and whatsapp, and i've been able to speak to my friends and family like that. but obviously it's not the same as seeing them. and the garden

the one hand there are the hotels then the retail trade where tourists go shopping restaurants bars hobbs discos actually every business is affected and you live so you will this 2nd wave of the corona virus came faster than many expected and soon it will be quiet again on my oka. let's take a look now at some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic russia says it's produced the 1st batch of its corona virus back saying it's the 1st country in the world to approve a vaccine the world health organization says the vaccine still needs a vigorous safety review but india has now reported more than 2 and a half 1000000 cases of covert 9 tain the country remains the 3rd worst affected area country by the pen demick out of the u.s. and brazil and new zealand is battling its 2nd corona virus outbreak with 7 new infections it's extending a lockdown of its largest city by at least 12 days. also sport now and by munich and through to the semifinals of the champions league after defeating 8 to 2 thomas miller's goal of 2 of the gulls as his tame became the 2nd german squad to advance to

to hobbs our. interest according to our so far a good draw from our not so stanford. statistically there's a mere 4 percent chance of this header finding the net given the distance from goal and the keeper's position so how did stephan manage to pull it off. he anticipates where the cross is coming and transfers the energy from his short sprint through the jump and header into the ball itself his excellent technique priss into the power generated enabling this odds defying finnish. talented young swiss forward ruben vargas got to play in the bundesliga alongside his very local hero stefan least. not initially knew him coming from the village already looked up to him but. the icing on the cake a top flight co-production bang on target. step. on the head to. fix the rubber and broadcast it so lovely had the crossroads personalized the header was even better told me i didn't have to be completely in switzerland the 2 player share of hometown. the fine finish from a fine assist 55th across a. school that's. the been his latest free kick king. i. say shot dead bullets it's

look at south korea's me to movement remains of poets who has made major sacrifices to fight sexual hobbs. 16 of the news on live from me as a reminder of the top story of this hour thousands of people are back on the streets of a valorous in capital minsk for a 5th day of protest against a violent crackdown on demonstrations almost 70000 people have been to texas since sunday's disputed presidential election. as if you're up to date some of the make up the top of the hour news is with you in just a moment of the day. has been working in italy. fields for many years he has no legal protection no rights and barely enough to live on. in june a new law came into effect. for him and about 350000 other migrant workers it meant hope but their dreams of legal status to have been some. statements on d w. world. to go beyond obvious. that we're all live. as we take on the world. we're all about the stories that matter to you country. what ever it. touches platelet. made for mines. reach any solace and tries it. is something that's going to play in the footsteps of the great with. the plane trip. f

couldn't resist a little dig and question whether biden's performance at bain and hobbes. knew better than what some of those rumors debates he was so big he wasn't incoherent. and against bernie he was. and were calling for a drug test. is not all there everybody knows it and i like the running it gets people that are weak mentally i think joe is that we could step here. sleepy joe. go to joe 3033 poll he says he's great to be here. back here please please. you know we try to do nothing in iraq is not working is for an hour and to try to meet in iran since he's may be tried in ukraine. i am very willing to american public judge my physical mental so my physical as well as my mental field fitness why the hell would i take a test. and that's like saying you know before you on this program you take a test where you're taking cocaine or not when you check out. my oakley now go and take a look at the bar inches on the oranges of the. investigation he performs 1870000 tests a day so that's 1000000 870000 1000000 tests. person . woman may end camera. t.v. . some other world head

chris, the reason i love him, the cross between always looked to me like peanuts meets calvin and hobbes did it over and over again. it is easy for a cartoonist to do but he can do hard and i want my kids to be off their phones and screens. the only way you can do is give him something better and i gave them credit. i'm not a secret weapon. chris is the secret weapon. chris's art you kids are falling for. i knew if i gave them that, i want to learn more and these are secret weapon. i met him truly on the internet. he followed me on twitter and he is a history nerd and we have mutual fans who introduced us, don't talk to people on the internet, that is a joke. like i need this lawsuit. this town is bringing the lawsuits. you know they are. every person is a lawyer. i know, i know. i met chris and we hit it off with the love of history and it was an easy choice and we have been having a great time since. >> what is your timeline for the release of i am -- >> the next couple works so we know what to buy, i appreciate that. wants to know about the next kids book, let's talk about them. in tw

efforts to extend and definite hobbs' in bargo on iran have been overwhelmingly rejected at the united nations that means unless further action is taken iran will be able to purchase conventional weapons from mid october the u.s. says it will seek to trigger return of all u.n. sanctions on iran in the coming days kristensen libya has more from u.n. headquarters in new york catch here is that the united states withdrew from the nuclear deal 2 years ago and so members of the council are arguing particularly russia and china that the united states doesn't have standing to make such a claim because it withdrew from the deal unilaterally it can't now come back and claim to invoke part of that so there is no clear legal mechanism to settle this dispute in the council if the united states decides to go forward in that way this could be really. time all too is time for the security council and there is no clear mechanism for resolving the dispute and this comes as the u.s. says it seized iranian the fuel headed to venezuela it claims the cargo hold for tankers amounts to more the 1000000 barre

on tuesday, march for our lives founder and student activist david hobbs will join the program. it out on our website. thanks for tuning in. binge watch book tv this summer. saturday evenings at 8:00 eastern, watch several hours of your favorite authors. saturday, books written by former first ladies including rosalynn carter, barbara bush, hillary clinton, laura bush, and michelle obama. watch next saturday as we feature the late nobel and pulitzer prize-winning author toni morrison. binge watch book tv, all summer on c-span2. earlier this afternoon, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer gave an update on covid-19 relief negotiations. they were followed by an update by steve mnuchin and mark meadows. here's a look.

he had a selection committee chaired by the legendary charlie hobbs, and the chief then chose his clerks from the paper record. the day that i met with the committee, i was a leventhal clerk. to my delight, i was told my name would be forwarded. then on november 20, george leventhal died suddenly. by the following week, i was a basilon clerk. the animosity between judge basilon and the chief was widely known. so i called charlie and suggested that he withdraw my name and add a candidate who might have a reasonable chance. he replied, don't ever stereotype the chief justice. that warning proved to be an important lesson. so it was that on new year's day 1980, chief justice burger interviewed me for well over an hour. i was an older candidate, nearly 40 at the time. i had a family. he wanted to know about lisa, who was working at the carter white house. he wanted to know about jed, who is here today, but who then was 11. he also wanted to know what i thought about a recently published book called "the brethren." [laughter] and perhaps a proxy for the selection of among -- selection among t

ever such seizure president donald trump says the fuel is been taken to houston a major oil shipping hobb america has imposed sanctions on both venezuela and iran to choke off oil exports and deprive them of their main source of revenue while iran's foreign minister has criticized western countries for demanding political change in lebanon as a condition for financial assistance of odds are if is visiting beirut after last week's deadly explosion iran backed the powerful has boller group which is part of the coalition government. palestinians have protested against the u.s. brokered agreement between israel and the united arab emirates hundreds gathered at the mosque in occupied east jerusalem after friday prayers demonstrators trampled on pictures of crown prince mohammed bin zeid and the m.r. ati flag iraq has recorded 4000 new corona virus infections its highest increase in a single day nearly 70 deaths have also been reported a curfew has been extended in a number of cities to contain the virus which has now killed more than 5600 people and the son of angola's full of president joseph

so the reason i love this work it just looks like peanuts and calvin and hobbes and it over and over.e want them to be off their phones and off their screens chris is the secret weapon. and said they are adorable and want to learn more. and then he's history nerd and we have mutual friends. don't talk to people on the internet kids that is a joke. [laughter] every person says i'm a lawyer. >>. >> thank you for that. [laughter] so let's talk quickly about the books. in two months, may we have i am gone d the graphic novel is the same as the kids book but when the election happened i am just finishing i am gandhi and i have a 16 -year-old son. do you remember election night? you are killing each other and i was having none of that. i said read this book. we are stronger we don't hate each other. and then to realize my son needed this and the older kids of middle school and high school and adults to be honest. so i brought on board the best comic book artist in the country marvel and dc you rated their rolodex for us. everybody works for free including myself. we wrote the book all the m

thomas hobbes, mississippi's chief health officer. thank you for being here.ust heard from the superintendent in indianapolis about the difficulty are having opening schools. i know a few days ago youaid you were urging mississippi schools not to open and you said ses would soar even more if they did. how did that message go over? >> you know, i think it went over well. it does reflect a lot of people's concern in our state about opening schools and t concept of having such high community ansmission. it is not something other places have tried to open in person clses kids who are going to have it coming in. we hav learned pretty quickly we do have a school system that has a really good plan. they do have onlinoptions. 80%-80 5% of the kids coming in person. in theirst week or so, we had eight cases. ghnot cases transmitted among kids, but there is so much out there in the community, when you bring these folks in, they are just going to bring it in with them. william: i know that the governor had said he would close or ask schools in certain particul hotspots i

we love calvin and hobbes. yes. reading one is a part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. i felt music reading culture was an important part of their development from very early on. we are big readers. >> one of the images from when you were in the white house during the holidays, you would be going to the bookstore. >> and give books as gifts. >> that's the only place he knew how to go as president. he could golfing it to the bookstore. those were the two things he felt comfortable doing outside of the white house. that was an annual ritual of he and the girls to go to one of the bookstores for the holidays. in chicago you know that bookstore, that was our neighborhood store we like to go to. yes bookstores and libraries were a big part of our life early on. my first experience going to the library, i was for it was like the first official time i got identification you feel big time with your name on it prick i remember going to the library in the neighborhood three blocks from our house and my mom was a housewife at the time would take us. that was my first major big gir

reason i looked him , he had this cross between it always looked to me like peanuts meets calvin and hobbes. that's what he did and he did it over and over again and it's easy for an artist to do cute and funny but chris could do heart and i knew i wanted my kids to be off their phone and i want them to be off the screen and the only way you can do it is give them something better and i gave them chris. i'm not the secret weapon, chris is the weapon area it's chris's part yourkids are calling for and i knew if i gave them that they be like that adorable , and imet him truly on the internet . he followed me on twitter and we became friends and we have most mutual friends, don't talk to people on the internet kids, that's a joke. like i need this lawsuit. this town is bringing the lawsuits to, you know they are. every person that comesup , i'm a lawyer. i know and i met chris and we hit it off with the love of history andhe was an easy choice . we've been having a greattime since . >> what your timeline for the release of i am neil armstrong. >> thank you sir, i appreciate that area he wants

the reason i loved him as he had this cross tween it always look like peanuts meets kelvin and hobbesright question rent that's what he did he did over and over again. it's easy for cartoonist use cute. what chris did as he could do hard. i want my kids to be off their phones pretty want them to be off their for the only way you can do it is to give them something better. i gave them crisper die am not the secret weapon, chris is a secret weapon. i'm not the great wider it's chris's art your kids are falling for. i know if i gave them that, they are adorably want to learn more but he is our secret weapon for it and met him truly on the internet pretty follow me on twitter, we became friends because he's a history nerd and we have mutual friends that introduced us. don't talk to kids on the internet that was a joke. i don't need a lawsuit. this town is bringing a lawsuit. everyone says i'm a lawyer i know, i know, i know. i met chris we just hit it off of the love of history. it was an easy choice. picked him out from there. we been having a great time since. okay yeah. >> what is your

we should know our montague, our locke, hobbs, machiavelli so we won't go wrong in some respects. that is the experience they can have behind it, thinkers and doers and actors. that is what they can draw on to have some strategy of reform. so, with the analysis of the sources and the states, with his home i will not say it is , skepticism, but he is airing doubts about the wisdom of majority rule per se. madison's idea is maybe the most important thing we can do is to give the national government authority to intervene in the states individually. not just to strengthen the national government against the states but to make it independent of the states and congress what he calls the negative -- we would call it a veto -- on all state laws. so they have that negative, they can use it to protect themselves against interference from the states. we will look at this in a couple weeks when we look at mcculloch versus maryland the great case , of 1819. but maybe we should be able to protect minorities in the states against the unjust legislation being passed by majorities. this is really

it's like avis renting cars to hobbs & shaw [ laughter ] while trump's trying to put all this bad pressm, he's not helping himself. during a speech today in ohio, he tried to talk about thailand but listen to how he pronounced it >> your foreign competitors move their factories to prevent a level playing field and to avoid liability. shifting production to thigh-land and to vietnam. >> questlove: oh, god, no. >> tariq: oh no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no >> questlove: he says -- >> jimmy: no to quote my good friend, thomas the thank engine [ laughter ] meanwhile, last night, trump held another coronavirus press briefing and he accidentally called dr. birx, dr. burke twice. well, to defend himself, trump put out this video check it out >> i'm donald j. trump, here to talk about all my fantastic staffers whose names i totally know staffers like, steve munchkins dr. fakey. busty divorce. jarule kushball. kfc mcdonalds. loser dj john goodman hannibal lecter. the smothers brothers. and of course, mike penis. >> jimmy: oh no. what is he talking about >> questlove: penis. >> jimmyt. >> qu

i was speaking with katie hobbs, a democrat here. her concern was misinformation. i've got to tell you, i was having a conversation with one voter, karen bailey, here with a friend who came -- was on oxygen and she said they felt it important to come and cast their vote in person because they are concerned about the integrity of mail-in voting. and that is still, she questions, depending on what the results look like come november and that's why they decided they want to do this in person. very much reflecting the tone of this president. >> without a doubt. vaughn hillyard, always good to see you. stay cool. >>> coming up -- jonathan swan with his amazing interview with donald trump. plus, senator kamala harris will be with us. "deadline: white house" next. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based thera

in terms of touting what he's done for black americans, i think what he's referring to is hobbs lit firstg permanently, hbcus and also the criminal justice reform that he's put into law and black americans that want school choice and different things like that, so i think that that's what he's addressing but there's a lot more that we can do. >> i've often heard -- i've heard you said -- you've made very clear you've never been one to be all in for donald trump. you've spoken out about his tone and personality especially. did you hear anything last night that indcates to you that the president is reaching out to anyone, anyone like you, who is not all in for him? >> that is a great question, and what i can tell you is that i have renewed faith in the republican party because of the people that i saw at the convention, people like tim scott, jack brewer, lee zeldin, elise stefanik, some of the suburban women. you had everyday americans that that were talking about what has happened to them and how the president has helped them or how republican policies have helped them. you heard from pro

. >> clerk: thank you miss hobb. does that conclude the speakers? >> yes, sorry, i think that there was one more but i think that they dropped the call. >> clerk: okay. well, thank you so much for your participation. operations, next speaker, plea please. >> caller: good afternoon, my name is michael stafford and i'm a teacher in san francisco and i have lived in district 8 for 5 5 years. my wife is a physician at san francisco general hospital and i'm calling on behalf of my wife and daughters and many of my neighbors in the community. we urge this committee to divest from the san francisco sheriff department's presence in the department of public health, and in that, in the well-being of san franciscans by funding nurses, behavioral health programs and community safety initiatives. my family has witnessed far too many times the sheriff's department being inappropriately physical, harassing or intimidating to their patients and the community at san francisco general hospital, especially the black and brown members of the community. as well as unres

. >> clerk: thank you miss hobb. does that conclude the speakers? >> yes, sorry, i think that there was one more but i think that they dropped the call. >> clerk: okay. well, thank you so much for your participation. operations, next speaker, plea please. >> caller: good afternoon, my name is michael stafford and i'm a teacher in san francisco and i have lived in district 8 for 5 5 years. my wife is a physician at san francisco general hospital and i'm calling on behalf of my wife and daughters and many of my neighbors in the community. we urge this committee to divest from the san francisco sheriff department's presence in the department of public health, and in that, in the well-being of san franciscans by funding nurses, behavioral health programs and community safety initiatives. my family has witnessed far too many times the sheriff's department being inappropriately physical, harassing or intimidating to their patients and the community at san francisco general hospital, especially the black and brown members of the community. as well as unres