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american scholar who for cost to global zoonotic li transmitted pandemic more than a decade in the hoff before coronavirus mike davis you say that in the united states where more people are being killed and the other the nation with the most deaths you believe the john bolton trumps that former national security adviser is key to understanding why pandemic planning went so badly. well boom its decision was to reorganize pandemic preparedness to fire the crack team that obama had put in place he wanted everything focused on on bio warfare but the larger phenomenon of course is trump's absolute obsession with destroying and dismantling everything that. the previous president of the put in. put in place remember this regime came into power valley to destroy do fordable care or obamacare and is constantly tried to do things like take the budget or centers for disease control. if you look at this internationally you see that the lead agencies traditionally lead agencies in disease have been marginalized in the view issue as you noted totally marginal who all this center produces control of t

didn't hoff was one of the stars of the coney 2012 video. all the problems that are out there no one is more severe than when the mutilation takes the lives of the little kids. a scintilla this senator jim inhofe from oklahoma must be pretty close to the ngo because in one of the other videos we have we see him taking part in one of the n.g.o.s protests. areas and. his interest in uganda goes back many years. in this press release from 2006 he was already raising the alarm about what he called northern uganda as terrorist group the l r a. when i go this is i'm doing my jesus thing when he goes and meets with foreign leaders he says i'm a u.s. senator i'm the conduit to u.s. power and money if you want to get there you go through me and you go to jesus. the senator will not answer our questions what's clear is that for decades a radical fellowship has been pulling strings behind the scenes to get uganda to advance u.s. interests. me 2012 was just part of a much more complex story. incidentally what happened right after the videos of viral suc

american scholar who for costa global zoonotic lee transmitted pandemic more than a decade in the hoff before coronavirus mike davis you say that in the united states where more people are being killed and the other the nation with the most deaths you believe the john bolton trumps that former national security adviser is key to understanding why pandemic planning went so badly. well bowman's decision was to reorganize endemic preparedness to fire the crack team that obama had put in place he wanted everything focused on on bio warfare but the larger phenomenon of course is trumps absolute obsession with destroying and dismantling their everything that. the previous president if put in. but in place remember this regime came into power valley to destroy the fordable care or obamacare and is constantly trying to do things like take the budget earth centers for disease control. if you look at this internationally you see that the media agencies traditionally lead agencies in disease have been marginalized in the view issue is how to totally marginal who all is center produces control of

last year we started with this and we have been able to take out more than hoff's of the band migrants in these overcrowded camps so in moria for example hafiz year ago there were 25000 migrants now with it was 12000 there's still too many and still an acceptable living condition but i'm really happy that we already managed to get out so many people and also especially the most vulnerable bombs but of course and this is not a sustainable solution for migration in europe so progress has been made but you know that the morea camp has finally burned some unaccompanied children teenagers there been moved mainly by the forty's or only know beginning to think about what to do with the other 12000 who are no utterly dispossessed people have warned that this can burn down why is it taken a disaster to get things moving. no it didn't take a decisive to get things moving started already that this is important to stress but now as you are just shown here we have a lot of people in a very difficult situation now we need acute shelter and support for these people and then we're going to be a commis

so also being allowed back to schools in hong kong though only partially they can attend hoff to classes orientation or preparatory trick losses depending on their yacht of study but one pupil in a primary school has already supposed to fuck over it so all have to take thought an extra precautions making life in class even more of a slog. they told us we need to be careful. someone at school got sick. so we have to stay extra clean this year. extra extra clean. at least all the hand stuff keeps the germs away. we have to keep away from each other to. keep our hands to ourselves. man this is boring. and. all the time. plastic dividers like a fish bowl but it's for our protection. and if those older kids can take it so can i. believe it today with images from across asia changed schooling during these times of the pandemic are back on monday. and the climate change. this is the book for you to. get smarter for free to go where your books are due to . the break is over in the news even. in the most. summary to distribute history. is a period. like going fast. is. probably anything but norma

so that's also being allowed back to schools in hong kong though only partially they can attend hoff to classes orientation or property trick losses depending on their yard of study but one pupil in a primary school has already deciples a difficult so all have to take thought an extra precautions making life in class even more of a slog. they told us we need to be careful. someone at school got sick. so we have to stay extra clean this year. extra extra clean. at least all the hand stuff keeps the germs away. we have to keep away from each other to. keep our hands to ourselves. man this is boring. all the time. these plastic dividers like a fish bowl but it's for our protection. and if those older kids can take it so can i. believe it today with images from across asia changed scorning during these times of the pandemic are back on monday. pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information. our corona. coded 19 special next on d. w. . beethoven is for me. is for. beethoven is for. beethoven it is for. the. band beethoven is for. beethoven is for

troops stationed in iraq and afghanistan by roughly hoff and miniature officials say the soldiers will stop pulling out within weeks cannibal pet reports the election is just 2 months away donald trump is now trying to create an image of himself as being a peace loving leader a lot of progress is being made in afghanistan but will be down to $4000.00 soldiers in a very short period of time likewise iraq will be down to about 2000 soldiers at a very short period of to donald trump seems to be fulfilling one of the campaign promises of 2016 amid the lead up to the 2020 vote trungpa spilling to take into account the real total cost of these military adventures from the united states according to one study 37000000 people have been displaced since 2001 as a result of the u.s. war on terror and that is a minimum estimate because. unless wars there are so many politicians in america almost all of them have been complicit we have simply put a weapons based economy and we forget about the moral injustice that being caused to fit a millionaire. people who are killed or the people who are displa

the world's wealthiest one percent produced more than doubled the carbon emissions of the poorest hoff of the global population and according to the findings the richest 10 percent causing enough pollution to warm the planet by 1.5 degrees celsius even if everyone else were to slash their emissions to 01 of the report's authors told us that urgent action is needed. well we say this is the result of government policies in most countries around the world that have seen over the last 20 to 30 years economic inequality. really explode the global rich are using up the call button budget just in the process of getting even richer but we also need to do more to reduce the outsized carbon footprint of the richest people and that means things like much higher taxes or luxury carbon consumption like big highly polluting cars frequent private jets ok that's the news for this hour after washington on the boom bust same shortly all that have been axed r t well is just under half an hour from now.

found among 18 to 39 year olds most don't know when eons of jews were murdered by the nazis almost hoff couldn't name a single concentration camp but most troubling of all 11 percent blamed the jews themselves for the holocaust of the majority of those surveyed did agree it was important to learn about the holocaust was short never happened again and the holocaust education should be compulsory in the schools that we spoke to people in new york what they did about their history classes. believe me couple 1000000000. people died i thought it was 3000000 i believe. that. 6 people. the exact number but. i'm. pretty big game it's weird like now it's kind of like there's a conspiracy theorists that think like. according to the people behind the survey the nazis and their collaborators set up over 40000 concentration camps and ghetto during world war 2 and auschwitz alone almost a 1000000 jews were murdered 2 thirds of europe's jews were killed holocaust expert marc shulman says the u.s. education system is failing students the reality is the american americans generally american youth or you

oklahoma in 1921 where white vigilantes attacked black residents executive producer damon lyndall hoff dedicated he is best limited series award to the victims of that atrocity it's inspired by the 1987 graphic novel of the same name watchman explores an alternate . ality where master vigilantes hunted as criminals in a story that tackles issues of terrorism police brutality and racism sound familiar yeah it's really really current at the moment is the 1st comic book adaption to win a major in neve for best limited series and it does 2 things it's a it's at once a comic book show and a show that examines these very very important issues so it's a big night for the what i'm a bit also for a show called shifts creek tell us more about this one that's right shit's creek spelt with a c and to tease for anyone thinking anything different everything everyone is saying that this year's emmy is was a shit's creek show it's a canadian show about a rich family who lose almost everything and have to settle down in a place called shit's creek it's created by eugene and livia father and son team th

i think we'll have a popular choice hoff it may be. >> confirming a justice that fast would be extraordinary. most justices take 45 days just to get a hearing. senators do not like to be rushed, especially on something of this magnitude. this is a legacy decision. here is susan collins' statement. given the proximity to the presidential election i don't believe the senate should vote on the nominee prior to the election. the decision of a lifetime appointment should be made by the president-elected on the 3rd of november. someone else to watch is senator murkowski of alaska. the divide in the senate 53 republicans, 47 democrats. that means republicans can only lose four of their own, otherwise it's game over for this nominee. even if you have republican senators saying we want to vote for somebody, but we don't want to go this fast. this is going to be a roll i can go few weeks as they go through this confirmation process. judge jeanine: it's normally, it's my understanding, from the nomination to the confirmation the average has been 60 days. so 45 days until the election would be unusual.

found among 18 to 39 year olds most don't know millions of jews were murdered by the nazis almost hoff couldn't name a single concentration camp while 11 percent believe the jews themselves were behind the holocaust. when a majority did agree however it was important to learn about the event to ensure its never repeated and the holocaust as occasions should be compulsory well simply put in new york what they had learned about it in the history classes. millions of jews i mean jews died a couple 1000000000. people died and i thought it was 3000000 i believe it was. 6000000 people. the exact number but it is a. good deal but i can remember anything. pretty big game it's weird like now it's kind of like there's a conspiracy theorists that think it didn't happen. just to remind you that all collaborators set up more than 40000 concentration camps and get to 0 in the 2nd world war now switzerland almost a 1000000 jews were slaughtered at 2 thirds of all europe's jews were wiped out holocaust expert mark shulman believes the us education system is failing students . the reality is the americ

then hoff was one of the stars of the coney 2012 video. for all the problems that are out there no one is more severe than when the mutilation takes the lives of the little kids. in the system it's all about this senator jim inhofe from oklahoma must be pretty close to the ngo because in one of the other videos we have we see him taking part in one of the n.g.o.s protests. there he is. his interest in uganda goes back many years and. in this press release from 2006 he was already raising the alarm about what he called northern uganda as terrorist group the l r a. when i go he says i'm doing my jesus thing when he goes and meets with foreign leaders he says i'm a u.s. senator i'm a conduit to u.s. power and money if you want to get there you go to me and you go to jesus. the senator will not answer our questions what's clear is that for decades a radical fellowship has been pulling strings behind the scenes to get uganda to advance u.s. interests. me 2012 was just part of a much more complex story. incidentally what happened right after the

i think we'll have a popular choice hoff it may be. >> confirming a justice that fast would be extraordinary. most justices take 45 days just to get a hearing. senators do not like to be rushed, especially on something of this magnitude. this is a legacy decision. here is susan collins' statement. given the proximity to the presidential election i don't believe the senate should vote on the nominee prior to the election. the decision of a lifetime appointment should be made by the president-elected on the 3rd of november. someone else to watch is senator murkowski of alaska. the divide in the senate 53 republicans, 47 democrats. that means republicans can only lose four of their own, otherwise it's game over for this nominee. even if you have republican senators saying we want to vote for somebody, but we don't want to go this fast. this is going to be a roll i can go few weeks as they go through this confirmation process. judge jeanine: it's normally, it's my understanding, from the nomination to the confirmation the average has been 60 days. so 45 days until the election would be unusual.

when they say that they detected a number of multiple chinese military aircraft crossing over the hoff white line in the straits of taiwan that separates taiwan from mainland china 15 pro-democracy activists are back in court in hong kong to face charges for their role in last year's protests among them is the publisher and businessman jimmy lie there facing charges of inciting organizing or participating in unauthorized demonstrations the u.n. human rights council has started an urgent meeting for the continuing on rest in bed the roots the focus will be the government's crackdown on the opposition and its supporters following a disputed presidential election. live pictures from lesbos where more than 5000 refugees have settled into a new camp on the greek island and hundreds more are continuing to move in there among the 12000 left homeless when the overcrowded morea can bring down. a surge in daily coronavirus cases in several countries has driven the global number of infections to more than 30000000 india is one of the hotspots where more than 96000 new code with 1000 cases confirm

small group of wealthy nations will hoard of hoff's of potential supplies of vaccines for the vast majority of the world's population did i. see in the jewish new year with the new him deeply.

catastrophic floods for months worth of rain was dumped on parts of florida and just for hours jeez hoff a 1000000 people without power residents in khartoum are attempting to clean up there as they deal with the often math of one of the worst floods to hit sudan in a century more than 650000 people have been affected and tens of thousands of homes have been damaged the river nile had risen to record levels and as the water recedes there's also a threat of water borne diseases. the headlines i'll have more news for you here on out of there after the bottom line stay with us. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question are evangelicals giving president trump the votes he needs to win a 2nd term let's get to the bottom line. about a 3rd of americans identify themselves as born again or as evangelical christians and among that group almost all of them voted for donald trump in 2016 and the vast majority say they're going to do it again in a few weeks in return trump has pushed the religious right's agenda with this culture war and socially conservative policies the appointment of conservativ

when they say that they detected a number of multiple chinese military aircraft crossing over the hoff white line in the straits of taiwan that separates taiwan from mainland china 15 pro-democracy activists are back in court in hong kong to face charges for their role in last year's protests they're facing charges of inciting organizing or participating in unauthorized demonstrations more than 5000 refugees have settled into a new camp on the greek island of lesbos and hundreds more are moving in there among the 12000 left homeless when the overcrowded maurya can burn down last. tropical storm sally has moved to the eastern united states after causing widespread flooding on the gulf coast through and so rain has fallen in virginia and the carolinas mature nato's threatened further south boats are being used to rescue people cut off by floodwaters in alabama and the florida panhandle heavy rain and further flooding is forecast in parts of sudan in the coming week it will worsen the situation for residents in the capital khartoum but a 3rd of sudan's flood victims live in sin are states

tulsa oklahoma in 1921 where white vigilantes attacked black residents executive producer damon linda hoff dedicated his best limited series award to the victims of that atrocity it's inspired by the 1987 graphic novel of the same name watchman explores an alternate reality where massed vigilantes hunted as criminals in a story that tackles issues of terrorism police brutality and racism sound familiar it's really really current at the moment is the 1st comic book adaption to win a major and leave for best limited series and it does 2 things it's at once a comic book show and a show the. examines these very very important issues so it was a big night for the watch mbit also for a show called shit's creek tell us more about this one that's right shit's creek spelt with a c. and to tease for anyone thinking anything different everything everyone is saying that this year's emmys was a shit's creek show it's a canadian show about a rich family who lose almost everything and have to settle down in a place called shit's creek it's created by eugene and dad livia father and son team they created

i think we'll have a popular choice hoff it may be. >> confirming a justice that fast would be extraordinary. most justices take 45 days just to get a hearing. senators do not like to be rushed, especially on something of this magnitude. this is a legacy decision. here is susan collins' statement. given the proximity to the presidential election i don't believe the senate should vote on the nominee prior to the election. the decision of a lifetime appointment should be made by the president-elected on the 3rd of november. someone else to watch is senator murkowski of alaska. the divide in the senate 53 republicans, 47 democrats. that means republicans can only lose four of their own, otherwise it's game over for this nominee. even if you have republican senators saying we want to vote for somebody, but we don't want to go this fast. this is going to be a roll i can go few weeks as they go through this confirmation process. judge jeanine: it's normally, it's my understanding, from the nomination to the confirmation the average has been 60 days. so 45 days until the election would be unusual.

so that's also being allowed back to schools in hong kong though only partially they can attend hoff to classes orientation or preparatory trick losses depending on their year of study but one pupil in a primary school has already supposed to fuck over it so all have to take part in extra precautions making life in class even more of a slog. they told us we need to be careful. someone at school got sick. so we have to stay extra clean this year. extra extra clean. at least all the hand stuff keeps the germs away. we have to keep away from each other to. keep our hands to ourselves. man this is boring. and. all the time. plastic dividers like a fish bowl but it's for our protection. and if those older kids can take it so can i. leave it today with images from across asia changed fates of scorning during these times of the pandemic we're back on monday. combating the pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information. our corona update. with 19 special next on d w. a free campus for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you mo

vaccinated and once we have the data in hand and know the safety of the vaccines and a good sense hoffe well they work, that' a time that we can begin improving it in teenagers and then working ourselves down from the oldest children to the youngest ones. >> you make a good point. you're talking about 13, 14 through 18. i have a 2 and 4-year-old so my mind is there and i'm thinking about that age group, does this mean, if there is -- there is a lag until, you know, it's going to be tested on toddlers for example, does that mean that it's going to be 4, 6, 8 months after adults can start getting a vaccine that children can because the time line will get that much further pushed out. >> i think that's the time line that we are worried about. we're worried that we're not going to take advantage of this time that we could be evaluating the vaccine and particularly teenagers and even older school aged children. and therefore have natural immunity. if we can get enough people in that category that we can slow this pandemic and potentially end it. i think kids are going to be a major part of

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. >> again, bret, i'll remind you hoff the distinction i made earlier that donald trump is the president. >> had he acted your guy might not be the nominee, correct? >> i understand that it might be useful to like engage in hypotheticals like you're doing. donald trump was the president. he had the information. he lied about it. it's that simple. >> okay. let me move on. you had an interview today, the former vice president did. he told jake tapper that he would raise corporate taxes day one regardless of the unemployment rate. one, is that good politics and two, how would he do that? >> the vice president has been clear he's going to stand up for the middle class, be there for working families and prioritize them in everything that he does. as you know, you covered the vice president rolled out in his plan for an economic recovery in july how we're going to build back this country, not to where we were before the coronavirus but to build back better. he laid out his entire vision for that economic recovery over the course of july and investing in manufacturing and our caregivers, invest

and at a minimum, as part hoff that reform package, i think additional justices need to be placed on screen shot. >> there is no fixed number in the constitution chgts so this courts has had as few as five, as many as ten. nine seems to be a good number. it's been that way for a long time. you mentioned before the court appearing partisan. well, if anything, would make the court appear partisan, it would be that, one side saying when we're in power, wish to entlarge number of judges, so we will have more people, we will vote the way we want them to. and so i am not at all in favor of that solution. >> so we have eric holder expressing support for it. justice goldbergginsburg says she was not in favor of it. i have wronlder if the fixes you're approaching, i wonder fmd then people satisfying enough. the supreme court one of the most popular partisan footballs right now. are you sure, do you believe that two political sides are ready to put that football down for the good of the country? i'm skoept cal. highly. >> no. >> what do you think? >> no, no, not yet. i think this will only hav

in hoff was one of the stars of the kone 2012 video. for all the problems that are out there no one is more severe than one in the middle ages and takes the lives of the little kids. a scintilla this senator jim inhofe from oklahoma must be pretty close to the ngo because in one of the other videos we have we see him taking part in one of the n.g.o.s protests. there he is. his interest in uganda goes back many years. in this press release from 2006 he was already raising the alarm about what he called northern uganda as terrorist group the l r a. when i go he says i'm doing my jesus thing when he goes and meets with foreign leaders he says i'm a u.s. senator i'm a conduit to u.s. power and money if you want to get there you go to me and you go to jesus. the senator will not answer our questions what's clear is that for decades a radical fellowship has been pulling strings behind the scenes to get uganda to advance u.s. interests. me 2012 was just part of a much more complex story. incidentally what happened right after the videos of vir

into consideration, is it more than a three to four hoff poi-point ra anywhere? if you look at those swing states and you take into account the margin of error, of course it might be closer than these averages indicate. but that is the reason we take an ave right, right, chris? it helps to shrink that margin of error and give us more confidence in these results. there have been a ton of polls conducted specifically in pennsylvania and wisconsin. and the polls i trust the most, joe biden has never trailed in any of these states, at least over the last six months. >> florida not on your list. does it matter still as much as always? >> i mean, florida matters. look, if you're joe biden, you want to win in the state of florida, right? if you win in florida, donald trump pretty much has no map to win, but we have a slide up here if we can just flash forward to it that shows the electoral map. .and that gives you a really indication. if you just give jd in the states where his lead as five points in september, he gets to 279 electoral votes. that is enough to win and t

that running mate will be severely blunted when this drama hoff a supreme court pick moves center stage. this is really important for tht re-election bid of the president. my guess is he will make the appointment quickly and encourage the senators to come on board. that will be part of their group re-election. we'll see how that plays moving forward, this is where those on the right, particularly religious conservatives, this is the center of their universe the supreme court and the social and cultural issues that move them. this is why they voted for donald trump and my suspicion is why they'll support those in his party the in the next cycle. >> laura: remember that image or that footage of that crazed leftist banging on the supreme court after the kavanaugh -- in the kavanaugh hearing?ng it was madness in washington for those couple weeks. the left felt galvanized. they were protesting. we've been through the summer of love. riots and protests and looting. i don't know what the fall of love is going to look like. that's another thing that we haven't figured into this equation, scott.

she was also joined by her husband, doug 'em hoff and one of the virginia senators here mark warner.what you could see in the cameras, there were other americans looking on, some from the balconies surrounding this courtyard. others gathered on the grassy area behind me, wearing masks, all wanting to be part of this memorializing moment. harris not speaking the the political times we find ourselves on. instead, speaking to how americans react in times of tragedy and ban together. listen to what she said. >> in times of suffering and pain we by our very nature as who we are, we stand together. what our attackers fail to understand is that the darkness they hoped would envelope us on 9/11 instead summoned our most radiant and defined human instincts. >> reporter: craig, again, not a day for politics, despite the fact we're in the midst of a general election campaign. but there is still the undercurrent of the national crisis that we're currently undergoing in the coronavirus pandemic. one of the first responders here who spoke today speaking the the parallels of both the 2001 tragedy a

economy is showing a few signs of recovery employers how cautiously hiring but so far only hoff of the $22000000.00 jobs lost to the pandemic of been recovered and some roles and airlines hotels restaurants and all of us may be gone for good as i was it was rob reynolds. mary bennett dead oh lost her job as a janitor months ago when the coronavirus pandemic crashed the u.s. economy like millions of others she's worried for the future that saved by plant. i think live on a stroke for months president donald trump and his advisors have been predicting a rapid recovery and we've been talking about the v. this is better than a v. this is a rocket ship from preferred to graphs economists to vaas to show the length of an economic recovery v. shaped means activity goes down fast but then rises again quickly the bulk of the evidence says we are still on track for very significant upward move and it's to be shaped recovery but many economists say no it's not easy it is not a choice right now because we had. too much firing if people are afraid of getting sick and dying they're just not going to

saying that dozens of people have been reported missing as massive wildfires burn across the state hoff a 1000000 residents have been ordered to leave their homes as fires threatened in areas that's more than 10 percent of the state's population portland is shrouded in smoke and has the west adequacy of the world's major cities but a change in weather has helped firefighters battling to bring the places on to control. and then further south in california firefighters have recovered the remains of 7 people taken the death toll from the wildfires to at least 24 states been ravaged by dozens of fires for several weeks governor gavin newsome has told the worst affected areas touching to redouble efforts to decouple the economy and flight fight climate change if you do not believe in science i hope you believe in observed evidence you walk around this community you walk around this park around lake oroville you see the reality a reality that is set in in this state in very indelible ways and that is we're in the midst of a climate of emergency where in the midst of a climate crisis we are ex

it's not just a question hoff how we get back, it's how we keep students and teachers and schools in the safest manner possible. this program allows to do that. >> superintendent, thank you very much. we'll follow up with you. find out what's working, what's not. frankly, we're lost on this. this is not a pocketed problem. you're going to have economic opportunity and you're going to have education opportunity gaps expand because of this, but slavitt, me, you, we're all in the same bucket in this. nobody's kids are where they want them to be. we're not with any degree of confidence. superintendent beutner, good luck. andy slavitt, i've got to hand it to you, you've been saying testing and tracing, if we don't expand the capacity, if the federal government doesn't do what it could do to coax these companies into doing it, we're going to be stuck and here we are. gentlemen, thank you for helping us frame the reality. we'll be right back. ♪ take the good, with the bad ♪ live the life you want to have♪ ♪ send it off, with a bang ♪ ♪ whistling your cells. trillions of them. that's why cen

by police a disproportionate rates $24000000.00 on the figure for white americans is 13 less than hoff the race of those who are black phase of itself is the co-director of the liberty and bashful security program of the brennan center for justice she says that successive the us governments of failed to recognize systemic failures in law enforcement. it's not just admits this is mr ation that has difficulty admitting and you will recall that former f.b.i. james comey was also you know very. very negative about some of the protests going on around these taliban acking that 14 so this isn't a long standing. position in one force and which is to deny that there are systemic problems and to blame any misconduct on it's a few bad apples theory because that's very convenient for them right it means that you can now focus on you know prosecuting one or 2 people rather than stepping back and looking to see what are the structural racist. issues that are taking place in policing around the country it's a movement that was born on the fringes of the internet q on long pushes far fetched conspira

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so 60 years ago, a very famous historian american named richard hoff stetter. when ever i say somebody cea's famous, he says history famous or famous famous. he argued 60 yearses that thaeg the americans were worried about status and society. it reflected the popularity of freudianism at the time. remember, we talked about his tor yog fi can't help but absorb the moment in which it's created. this fact that many catholic, jewish and working class immigrant workers shared many of the same goals a as progressives, but having said all that, i think it's a useful way to talk about the phenomenon. that there's this general insecurity about the state of society. and about how its enormous social problems can be solved, there's this recognition of a fundamental change in the economy. a kind of sobering realization that industrial capitalism is here to stay. at least it is in 1912. it's a different story in 2019, right? but also, this kind of optimism of like we can do something about this. right? this is an exten shl par lisaly fear. this is we've got a problem. let's

ike really did care about the outcome hoff the game if think howard snyder was part of the team thatactually really very direct with the president about his illitis situation, and back to your earlier question. >> , ike was not going to be a diminished president, and so he might well have decided differently, but i think he really -- at the end of the day my grandmother intervened for the first time i think since the early part of their marriage, and encouraged him to run again because she thought that he would probably die of another heart attack watching everything from the sidelines. watch out for that high blood pressure. >> it's -- i find it interesting the way your grandmother's decision was much more easy to understand. the doctor's decision, this the guy making all these decision about the war in korea and this, and all these big decisions, and you're worried but him watching a football game? even if he takes so it seriously, it seemed a little ludicrous. >> ty told the story in the book in the context how an extraordinary amount of power, how that warps the relationship widt

possible threat to national security and whether the president might be secretly working on behalf hofftin. that sparked the appointment of special counsel muler. >> he said, i heard you were a part of the resistance. >> andrew mccabe replaced james comey and met with the president the very day he was fired. >> i said i heard you were one of the people that didn't agree with jim comey. i said, no, sir, that's not true. he was looking for me to adopt his false narrative. >> the president's false narrative that comey was fired for mishandling the hillary clinton e-mail probe. >> we had to consider, was he truly fired because the president didn't want us to continue investigating this idea of russian collusion? >> investigators felt confident of that after president trump said this on prime time tv. >> and in fact, when i just decided to do it, i said as to myself, i said, you know this russia thing with trump and russia. it's a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost the election. it's ridiculous with the probe. >> a ridiculous probe the president attempted to discr

. >> speaker: i'm shane hoff and i'm with smart 41.'ve been a bus driver in san francisco for 24 years. out members wanted me to read the list of school districts continuing to pay their bus drivers wages and benefits during the pandemic to retain them. these are only those districts that had student contracts. west costa, san matteo, foster city, merced county, stockton, unified, san jakine, san loren lorenzo, newman, pattern, los angelos unified, palm springs unified, corona, unified. and as you can see, many of the districts are much less affluent than san francisco and so, it begs the question, why can't san francisco, the richest city per capita in the world and you can google that, why can't they provide for their school bus drivers in a pandemic? i thank you for your time. >> thank you. hello, aaron? >> speaker: hi. good afternoon, commissioners, and thank you for your time. i'm a parent of sfusd eighth grader. i'm concerned or haven't been able to find information about possible changes to the high school mission policy. and as