>> everybody calls me horace. >> jimmy: what do you do for work, horace? >> i'm a software engineer. >> jimmy: okay, horace. can we zoom real quick into -- i like to get a look at everyone's eyes. okay, all right. thank you, horace. pretty clear. no redness there, all right. let's meet our next player. our next player is -- can't see your nametag, what is your name? alis alisa. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: are those prescription sunglasses? >> no -- yes, they are. >> jimmy: they are prescription sunglasses, okay. and do they get light where you go indoors? >> they do. >> jimmy: oh, they're those kind. >> actually, they get darker when i go outside. >> jimmy: they get dark where you go outside, yeah. that would go along with -- [ laughter ] well, yeah probably does both, though, right, huh? yeah. [ laughter ] i used to wear those things. what happens is they don't get light fast enough. so when you come indoors, you bump right into things. isn't that correct? >> oh -- >> jimmy: maybe they made advances since them. what do you do for work? >> i'm a teacher. >> ji

ok that's that's quite clear come on horace's come horace's condemnation of the trump administration's coronavirus response has got a lot of people talking so let's take a little listen. well the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country and here are the facts 210000 dead people in our country and as the last several months over 7000000 people have contracted it seems one in 5 businesses closed on january 28th the vice president and the president more informed about the nature of this pandemic they were informed that it's lethal in consequence that it is airborne that it will affect young people and that it would be contracted because it is airborne and they knew what was happening and they didn't tell you. that it froome there was nothing new in that but it's interesting to have it all sort of put in one place didn't have damage and you think about the accusation from that come last was. sometimes there is a tent city to exaggerate the importance of campaigns and messaging people watch this debate watch

vice president mike pence and his democratic rival come along horace have squared off over the challenges facing the nation including the pandemic economy and global warming but it was much less raucous than last week's presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden brunell's reports senator harrison vice president pence thank you for being here the sharp exchanges over the trumpet ministrations handling of the coronavirus pandemic started the debate whatever the vice president is claiming the administration has done clearly it hasn't worked when you're looking at over 210000 dead bodies in our country american lives that have been lost families that are grieving that loss and you know the vice president is the head of the task force but when you see what the american people have done over these last 8 months hasn't worked. it's a great disservice the sacrifices the american people of maine so let's talk about caring about the american people the american people have had to sacrifice far too much because of the incompetence of this administration pince dodged a question about the

vice presidential candidates mike pence and couple of horace hof now battled it out in the debate that restored some dignity to the u.s. election process it's a contrast to last week's a bruising affair between donald trump and joe biden but did they shift the needle of public opinion in their guy's favor i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day . very. minimal. and i believe. all of that. russian backed government. because. both seem to keep it. as both presidential candidates are in their seventy's. from the presidency has increased. abortion ministrations response of course. after the recent chaotic presidential debate. and much more. the 2 candidates seated at a safe distance divided by plexiglass barriers in the 1st and only vice presidential debate. we need to. just one of many issues of good. tension between mike pence and camila harris the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country undermining the pen's who hits president trumps corona pandemic taskforce on excel went on the defensive from the

if meanwhile a survey by starts the horace poll this month fund only 58 percent of americans are ready to tick of the soon it's a vailable now that's a drop of more than 10 per cent since the previous survey and made organist. i'm delighted to welcome on to the program once more arvin of an is vice chair for the u.s. libertarian party national committee and a former presidential candidate always good to see you arvin why the sharp drop in enthusiasm for the facts and do you think. when you give somebody the question would you take a vaccine they assume you're asking would you take a vaccine that has gone to the same long term rigorous testing as every other vaccine right now the american people are being given a different question which is would you take a vaccine that hasn't really gone through any kind of long term testing where you could not possibly know what the long term effects are so obviously people can have a little bit colder feet when they're dealing with something that is a lot less well known then other vaccines that have decades of of of dated research behind them how da

we have a congressional president from 1872 where horace greeley died, where congress said electors cannot vote for somebody who is already dead. i would expect in that instance that the states that bind their wontors to vote for who would go with who their parties named as a replacement. this happened in 1912, the vice president died a few days before the election. vice president sherman died. the republican party, it did not manage -- matter much because they only wanon eight electoral votes. host: to gary out of newport kentucky. said people always don't take the time to look at or consider the vice president. startlways said from the i'm sure vice president pence could walk right into this position if he had to. you have to look at the qualifications of the vice president. guest: that's absolutely true. through most of our history, the vice president was an afterthought. we have had very -- several incidents where the vice president became president. if you lose the president, we have situations like when lincoln was shot and a member of the other party becomes president, facing two th

it was horace greeley said go west young man, go west.we talk in terms of that spirit, what makes california great. what makes that dream so relevant and so alive to so many people. the nature of that pioneering spirit and that innovation. that mind set is present here at this orchard since 1980 has been moving in a different direction from many of the neighbors. perhaps people may have rolled their eyes at 10, 15, 20 years ago, people may have dismissed craig and his wife's work the work on this farm as an out liar and now folks are paying attention. now folks are not only paying at tension but starting to educate folks right here on this farm about, craig, how come you are not using as much water, why are there so many morin nexts on your plants in why are things greener? even during these drought years on your property than other properties? why is it just seem more v ib r aps and that goes to the spirit of this executive order. it's around bio diversity, around alternatives to synthetic fertilizers and new strategies on mulching and c

there are some states like 1872 when horace greeley died when congress said you can't vote for somebody that's already dead so i was expecting in that instance that the states would vote for whoever one would go with who the party named as a replacement. this happened one time in 1912 the vice president died a few days before the election. it didn't matter much because they had only 18 electoral votes that year, but the republican party coordinated for eight electors instead of james sherman. >> gary out of newport, you are next. >> when taking a president, people don't take the time to consider. you have to look at the qualifications of the vice president. >> that is true. it was an afterthought even after several instances very consciously not through the successor would be but then you have situations like when lincoln was shot in a member of the other party, andrew johnson becomes president facing two thirds majority of the opposition in the house and senate. more recently though i think we've done a good job of worrying less about balancing the ticket and more about qualifications

care abortion and the upcoming presidential election democratic vice presidential candidate come horace accused her of being a vase of my colleagues have asked you today whether you would recuse yourself from cases on the affordable care act you did not directly answer their questions and instead you described the process by which that would work or happen and so my question is isn't it true then at the end of that process regardless of their process that it would be for ultimately would make the decision about whether or not you should recuse yourself that is true and i can't have you elicit a commitment from me about how i would make that decision in advance that would be wrong but as presidential candidates and battleground states 3 weeks before the u.s. election president trump is campaigning in pennsylvania a state he narrowly won 4 years ago his democratic rival joe biden is in florida his posse lost the state by just over one percent in the last election. cyprus has abolished a citizenship for investment program following an undercover investigation biologist sarah shows senior p

vice presidential candidate come on horace's one of the senate is questioning the supreme court nominee she focused on the issue of health care a democratic campaign is basically opposed to an appointment before november's election. cyprus has suspended a lucrative program granting citizenship in turn for investments often al-jazeera exposé and they've been protests outside the cypriot parliament against government corruption. well crowds shouted cyprus is not yours to sell and demanded a more just state as also outrage on social media with many calling for resignations the golden passport program has netted billions of euros over several years an independent committee has been set up to investigate thousands of applications that were made since 2007. saudi arabia has failed to win reelection to the un human rights council the general assembly voted to include china and russia despite widespread criticism of their human rights record and vied for membership in a 5 nation race with pakistan is because stan nepal. bars and restaurants are being shot in the netherlands after a wreck or dai

sometimes lead to some cringe worthy moments for politicians biden's democrat running that camelot horace found out during a foot where promotion. everybody's got their inner planets have love not just some old tire locally they mentor the locals. never let myself you're powerful and part of the power of especially adolescence is your flow. i'm good cause i want you to take a look at my nails oh they look at. that looking very. much like the girl you've been a horn before where now you know what it's ok. bottom has a plan for african-americans we're not dealing with the average joe i see the way you looking right now you know exactly where i'm going with this so for years we had trump and all and we made the most of what we finally got somebody that could be an. owner. now as washington considers creating an agency to fight dissin for mation the watching the hawks crew ask next what could possibly go wrong we cross to the u.s. capitol for the hot in moments. shots seemed wrong. why don't we just don't. let me. get to shape out just to become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when s

presidency joe biden who's at results came back negative too along with his running mate come along horace incidentally if trump on pence were ruled out of action a democrat high speaker nancy pelosi would enter the oval office she's now waiting her results and reports on the shake up call is that by mr trump's diagnosis. the white house has now confirmed that both malani of the 1st lady and u.s. president donald trump have tested positive for coded 19 now according to the white house they are both starting to show mild symptoms at this point now this is pretty big news is in a high risk group as he is overweight and 74 years old now many are pointing out that donald trump has somewhat downplayed the danger of covert 19 over the past few months looks like by april you know in theory when it gets a little warmer miraculously goes away i hope that's true we have a very much younger group right here in the united states is lowest in numerous categories. were lower than the world they wanted me to come out and screw . with. so we did it just the right way now we're weeks away from a vaccine we

can sometimes lead to some cringe worthy moments for politicians as biden's democrats running mate horace fein died during a footwear promotion. everybody got put in a planet chock full of not just small tire locally they mentor the local. never let myself you're powerful and part of the power of especially adolescent is your flow. i'm good cause i want you to take a look at my nails how they look at. that looking very. much like the girl you know foreign now you know what it's ok. if i didn't have a plan for african americans we're not dealing with your average joe i think a way you're looking right now you know exactly where i'm going with this but for years we had trump and all and we made the most of what we finally got somebody to have to be in that to give us a chance to have. let's return to our top story now where disagreements over freedom of expression between france and muslim majority countries have been raging elsewhere. the brutal murder of a history teacher near porus the satirical magazine surely a dog has also been targeted after publishing a car a creature of the turkish

that efficiency and public health also get a little consideration you know a survey by starts on the horace poll this month when we 58 percent of americans are ready to take a fax in the soon it is available that's a drop of more than 10 percent since the previous survey in mid august. for the us libertarian party national committee told me earlier vaccination he believes should not be compulsory or politically motivated. when you politicize medicine generally the results are bad and that's one of the reasons that many libertarians of advocated for getting the f.d.a. entirely out of medicine to get the government tiredly out of medicine abolish the f.d.a. and cut our taxes accordingly see the thing is each person has to calculate their own risk their own situation right now the american people are being given a different question which is would you take a vaccine that hasn't really gone through any kind of long term testing where you could not possibly know what the long term effects are so obviously people can have a little bit colder feet when they're dealing with something that is a lot

the prophet muhammad to his pupils to debate freedom of expression large crowds gathered in central horace to pay tribute to the murdered man who was the company that many came carrying flowers and holding signs proclaiming just we've brought. several other vigils have been taking place across france hundreds gathered in lille and in toulouse to decry violence and support freedom of speech on national tribute for mr party is planned for rather than stay . but prosecutors say the beheading was carried out by an 18 year old of chechen origin who was born in moscow his family moved to france 12 years ago seeking political asylum. in such cases citizenship is usually withdrawn meaning the country has no link to the incident a witness filmed the moment police confronted the suspect. i. in national antiterrorism prosecuting him frost has been putting new details about what exactly happened in the days leading up to that brutal to capitation almost 47 year old history teacher who's been named is miss samuel patty now the assailant was shot dead after decapitation teach at. the concerned person of

debate gets going in a few hours this time though it's coming to horace and mike peds who clash in theice presidential showdown it's the latest effort to convince voters to back either the democrats or republicans in the race to the white house next month but as don't call to report some questioning if there's actually much difference between the 2 parties. name calling personal attacks emotional accusations american society is now so deeply polarized between these 2 figures donald trump and joe biden the 20 twentieth's election campaign is looking more like a political circus than anything i'm not here to call out his lies everybody knows he's a liar go live or use the word smart with me that ever use that word because you know what it is nothing smart about you joe what do you she was an excuse well who so you are number 2 he's putin's puppy you are a senator and the words were as always america has ever. it's. hard to get any word with this clown it's as if many people see this upcoming election as a showdown between good and evil if you like biden he's the country's only salvation

republican heartlands against the presence of donald trump ok back to they bit it by the pens versus horace was a much more dignified a fat than trump biden last week but there was still the interrupting issue we'll take a listen you will not raise taxes on anybody you make less than $400000.00 to hear people the trump tax cut mr vice president speaking well i'm speaking be important here so the truth is the only going to repeal part of the trump talks because if you don't mind letting me finish we can have a conversation ok police ok in 861 i'd like you to answer the question this vice presidency taking speaking. yeah let's talk about packing the court them let's talk about yeah i'm about to. according to c.b.s. news mike pence interrupted the hottest 10 times to 5 interruptions and b c has it 16 times to her and i was mike pence being sexist or just rude. might can't compare to don't trump is a psychologically normal human being is a can very conventional american conservative politician and and his career is on the line so he's he's under some pressure i think is also evident and this is

we have a congressional president from 1872 where horace greeley died, where congress said electors cannot vote for somebody who is already dead. i would expect in that instance that the states that bind their wontors to vote for who would go with who their parties named as a replacement. this happened in 1912, the vice president died a few days before the election. vice president sherman died. the republican party, it did not manage -- matter much because they only wanon eight electoral votes. host: to gary out of newport kentucky. said people always don't take the time to look at or consider the vice president. startlways said from the i'm sure vice president pence could walk right into this position if he had to. you have to look at the qualifications of the vice president. guest: that's absolutely true. through most of our history, the vice president was an afterthought. we have had very -- several incidents where the vice president became president. if you lose the president, we have situations like when lincoln was shot and a member of the other party becomes president, facing two th

presidential debate went down quite differently compared to the earlier trump biden showdown but camelot horace that i'm quite painful mostly refrained from interruptions on talking like there were suspected running mates the pandemic took center stage pushing with the sound of issues to the wayside. the very 1st day president donald trump has put the health of america 1st whatever the vice president claiming the administration has done clearly it hasn't worked if the trump administration approves a vaccine before or after the election should americans take it and would you take it and donald trump tells us i said to him that we've taken i'm not taking the fact that you continue to undermine public confidence in a vaccine if the vaccine emerges during the trumpet ministration i think is is unconscionable there's a lot missing here in terms of substance i think there was a lot that was was lacking in this debate look at the political issue that was the centerpiece of the debates coronavirus the coronavirus is an important issue but it's not a legitimate political issue because not 2 sides to it

in the free state of cycle 2 black but a jew in course accused of killing a 22 year old friend of horace body was found tied to a pole 2 weeks ago the farm manager had injuries to the face and neck al-jazeera from that ability is live for us inside a cow there are concerns about racial tension inside the car why. is that what's going on. the whole way did things have calmed down significantly in the last hour or 2 but the concern around pressured tense and certainly does persist and that's because we've seen these confrontations between the economic freedom fighters and white farmers and supporters of pharmacy a and c. an apology and the soul goes back to some of the events of recent weeks when a white farm work home was killed by a little by 2 black men who are in court at the moment applying hopedale we're still waiting for that process to be finalized their feelings of continuing to mention. the day to day. members are really a very clear that they're here in santa clara ever constitutional rights and they said to the. public institutions they called whites terrorists this goes back t

presidential debate on the other hand was a lot more civil but today trump was insulting comment horace calling her a monster. yeah yeah not exactly civil right ok so donald trump kind of has a history of doing this sort of thing particularly when it comes to women we saw this in 2016 when he called hillary clinton nasty he certainly has names for all of his opponents but he seems to go pretty hard particularly on women many allege that this is sexist language why did he call or a monster well he was referring to what is a legitimate criticism of kummel harris in the vice presidential debate is her flip flopping on a very key issue to many in the united states that the issue of fracking of sort of i don't want to go into the process but taking natural gas out of the ground and she has said that this is something that she was vehemently opposed to then last night of the day she was no i never said that but she did so donald trump was calling her on that that's fine except the name calling which many people don't like particularly female voters who donald trump is already having trouble w

traditional republican heartlands against the presence of donald trump ok back to they visit by the pens vs horace was a much more dignified a fat than trump biden last week but there was still be interrupting issue will take a listen you will not raise taxes on anybody make less than 400000 you want to hear people that from tax cuts mr vice president speaking well i'm speaking be important to the truth the only going to repeal part of the trump talks because if you don't mind letting me finish we can have a conversation ok police ok in 861 i'd like you to answer the question this vice presidency taking speaking. yeah let's talk about packing the court then let's talk about yeah i'm about to. according to c.b.s. news mike pence interrupted the hottest 10 times to have 5 interruptions and b c has it 16 times to her and i was mike pence being sexist or just rude. mike pence compared to don't trump is a psychologically normal human being is a contrary conventional american conservative politician and and his career is on the line so he's he's under some pressure i think it was also evident and this i

going to the horace farm, you just covered practices and the feasibility of doing that and being a sustained program that can pay for itself. there is a cost to these programs. to navigate, farmers are in genius, they have a work ethic and the most hopeful people i have ever met and if you bring farmers to the table they will help us navigate through these issues and water quality as we see them come together to do. >>moderator: with farming talking about trade especially trade with china there is a consensus china has been a bad actor when it comes to trade and respecting intellectual property and one of biggest markets for iowa and manufacturers, how should the united states expand trade with china as it disrespects human rights, engaging in medicare expansion in the south pacific you >> they have been of tremendous concern. administration after administration, and they have not acted in good faith, one submitted to the world trade organization, they are trading partner with us, negotiating trade agreements. in that standpoint because of the agricultural markets. they work with other natur

she subscribed to horace greeley's weekly tribune that you could get in the mail and reenforced that sentiment. so he and his cousin, william osborne, decided within day and a half that they couldn't stay out of that war and they enlisted. he had, i think i can accurately describe as a pretty amazing war record. he entered as a 18-year-old private. immediately, his commanding officer, rutherford b. hayes, later president. great mentor of him. but rutherford hayes was an officer. became a general. was wounded five times in the war. became a congressman. became governor then president. and hayes saw that this young man had a remarkable organizational ability. so he made him a sergeant and made him quarter master sergeant. so he was sort of taking care of supplies. at the battle of antetum, the bloodiest battle in our history, he was two miles behind the lines because his job was to provide provisions, and he heard about a unit that had gotten caught, trapped essentially, in the area of the battle where they couldn't move, they couldn't get out. nobody would get in to help them. and the

candidates coming here day in and day out week in week out we had barack obama here last week camelot horace's been here mike pence has been here of course president trump has been in tampa today but the messaging from both campaigns couldn't be more different you've got president with these huge rallies with no one wearing masks and joe biden doing completely the opposite thing with people circled off everyone is wearing a mask and this close to the election it's difficult to know whether either of these candidates are going to change people's minds given that more than 80000000 people have already voted but it shows you just how important this state is they're both scrambling for every last vote because as you said for president this is a vital state he needs to win florida if he wants to get reelected for joe biden there are other paths nonetheless both candidates are fighting hard here in the sunshine state. thanks very much with all the latest from man landing there andy kalika. well the native american community comprises of a small but important group of voters some analysts saying that

of the court to organizations listed as terrorist organizations at the governments discretion or horace versus frederick which involves speech, garcetti versus strauss which is public employment. and a recent one that i am not sure he had mentioned but i think also falls in this category is the evidence versus bartlett which where the court held that where you have probable cause to arrest someone cuts off their ability to bring a first amendment retaliation. those are all areas in which i think the roberts court didn't look as strongly first amendment arguments as i think they might have. areas where i think there could be improvement on the courts but by and large when you compare that to the overallrecord of the court , i think it's a very strong one. speaking by the way of the exceptions to the first amendment and the fact that the court has outlined i want to raise one small point of criticism and this is something ron talk about in the past where he provides a link and says there are just five exceptions of categories in the first amendment, there are 40 exceptions i think you get

we'll let you go thank you very much for that let's now bring in bernard smith who's joining us from horace that's in armenia so are we hearing anything from armenia about the azerbaijani accusations that sin was just outlining. the accusation about the shelling of ganja was taught to the nagorno-karabakh president in a press conference earlier today and he didn't specifically answer the question but . he did say that if in the next one or 2 do days we do not feel as ery readiness to resolve these issues peacefully i will 1st apply to his area to international authorities and armenian authorities to recognize the independence of the go on a car a block that is an extremely unlikely prospect it is recognized as a as a bounty azerbaijani territory also today the armenians have released an updated list of the soldiers killed now 429 soldiers killed and when they released the list they released their names and their dates of birth and you see that the dates of birth of nearly all of them are between 2001 to 2002 so very young man being killed in these last 2 weeks john does not release details

prime minister horace transom wanted because he wanted this to be the moment at which the u.k. and you would be able to agree on a host breaks it's a trade deal e.u. leaders though seem to have made it quite clear that even though they are very willing to talk and negotiate more to try and find an agreement and a deal it probably won't happen now because we've actually had the draft conclusions from the e.u. council chief michelle michelle he has said within these are often conclusions that he's put out it says that leaders call on michel barnier to intensify talks negotiations so i think what we're going to see now is talks and negotiations on the e.u. side at least continuing now whether that will be acceptable to the u.k. prime minister is another issue the stumbling blocks for the e.u. remain the same they are over the so-called level playing field the e.u. looking for assurances from the u.k. that there won't be any unfair competition in the single market in the future and also of course one of the main stumbling blocks one of the main differences over fishing fishing righ

prime minister also sent his best wishes to the 1st family in the white house remember that when horace johnson speaks about quite saying corona he has personal experience of that he was taken to hospital we remember much earlier during the course of the pandemic and spent some time in intensive care such was the level of his infection he of course made a full recovery and it's that sort of full recovery that he and his counterparts around the european union are wishing that the president and his wife the 1st lady will experience in the course of the next few weeks or so and as you say the e.u. leaders are all gathered right now the heads of government heads. states in brussels for the e.u. summit that's taking place there and as you were mentioning earlier it is going to be part of the agenda it is not of course the whole agenda just talk us through what the leaders are likely going to be discussing when they're there. well as it happens one particular issue to be discussed today is the coronavirus is the pandemic it is the european response to it if you will recall over the course of

covert is no no more lethal than the common flu how can he possibly reconcile those 2 roles and will horace use this as a way to attack him. absolutely the democratic campaign in harris will focus on combet that is the weakest evaluation of president trump and so you know trying to set the agenda and get the focus on that is what they want to do in order to maintain the negative feelings towards the current president and his staff and we know that the republicans are planning to paint comma horris as radically left wing how do you think she will will counter that what you think will be well her strategy is going to align herself with biden who is seen as a moderate she's going to talk about how she's the vice president and she's going to be following his lead and that's going to be her focus and what kind of tone do you think they need to strike in this debate to persuade those undecided voters to vote for their candidate well i think they need to have a good dialogue they need to have a discussion that is you know not filled with yelling which i don't think it will be and i think they need

but before that in 5 days is vice president mike pence is set to debate his democratic rival kamel horace now while tense as tested negative it's unclear whether he will also self isolate if president trump develop symptoms that could get in the way of a 2nd presidential debate in about 13 days and his 3rd face off with joe biden a week later on october the 22nd now we are of course just 32 days out from the big day the election on november the 3rd. or in a shop as a republican strategist and consultant she's joining us on skype from washington d.c. how do you think both sides of the equation the political equation are going to be intemperate in targeting what's happening at the moment i'd like to start by saying how very sorry i am to hear this news i had 2 relatives very close to me had to be 19 this summer and both have recovered it's a very nasty virus i saw the impact on them and our families and it has been truly unconscionable and so i'd like to say that i do wish that the president the 1st lady of very speedy recovery because i don't wish this virus on anyone however you know he's

davis and another one's at roll, and buena vista horace mann. i feel with my experience, i understand district 7 well. families are important. doct from cradle to grave, everyone should be able to live in district 7. >> thanks, kenneth. next will be myrna. >> hi, everyone. my name is myrna melgar. two years ago, i live in district 7 with my husband and family. i've worked in the community for 15 years in housing and economic development and worker's rights. i'm running because our city is experiencing changes. changes to our global environment, inequality -- and income inequality. i'm running because i want to use my skills and experience to plan for those changes. the policy changes that we make today will have a profound effect how we get out of this pandemic, and whether we continue to be that city of opportunity and that shining example that we have always been to the world. i would appreciate your support, and i am the candidate with the most experience. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be stephen. you're muted. >> steven martin pi

davis and another one's at roll, and buena vista horace mann. i feel with my experience, i understand district 7 well. families are important. doct from cradle to grave, everyone should be able to live in district 7. >> thanks, kenneth. next will be myrna. >> hi, everyone. my name is myrna melgar. two years ago, i live in district 7 with my husband and family. i've worked in the community for 15 years in housing and economic development and worker's rights. i'm running because our city is experiencing changes. changes to our global environment, inequality -- and income inequality. i'm running because i want to use my skills and experience to plan for those changes. the policy changes that we make today will have a profound effect how we get out of this pandemic, and whether we continue to be that city of opportunity and that shining example that we have always been to the world. i would appreciate your support, and i am the candidate with the most experience. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be stephen. you're muted. >> steven martin pi

we have a congressional president from 1872 where horace greeley died, where congress said electors cannotfor somebody who is already dead. i would expect in that instance that the states that bind their wontors to vote for who would go with who their parties named as a replacement. this happened in 1912, the vice president died a few days before the election. vice president sherman died. the republican party, it did not manage -- matter much because they only wanon eight electoral votes. host: to gary out of newport kentucky. said people always don't take the time to look at or consider the vice president. startlways said from the i'm sure vice president pence could walk right into this position if he had to. you have to look at the qualifications of the vice president. guest: that's absolutely true. through most of our history, the vice president was an afterthought. we have had very -- several incidents where the vice president became president. if you lose the president, we have situations like when lincoln was shot and a member of the other party becomes president, facing two thirds m

horace county in texas, which has a population many times that of my state has one early voting spot. people have to drive for hours and wait in line for hours to get there. would you accept the fact or acknowledge the fact that communities of color disproportionately face restrictions and obstacles when they are casting their ballots? >> senator, i wasn't aware of the specifics that you were citing to me. if it became relevant in any case that was litigated before me and was presented to me i would, of course, have an open mind about it. >> well, i talk about this because i know you have spoke much like former justice scalia, who was a friend of mine. but i disagreed with him on many things. he talked about racial entitlement. it's not racial entitlement when blacks have to stand in line for 10 hours to vote. justice ginsburg, of course, dissented in shelby, she knew what the consequences would be. it's okay for a judge not to close his or her eyes to reality. now, i asked you last week what a justice barrett or even a senator did not follow a supreme court decision. you declined and

davis and another one's at roll, and buena vista horace mann.eel with my experience, i understand district 7 well. families are important. doct from cradle to grave, everyone should be able to live in district 7. >> thanks, kenneth. next will be myrna. >> hi, everyone. my name is myrna melgar. two years ago, i live in district 7 with my husband and family. i've worked in the community for 15 years in housing and economic development and worker's rights. i'm running because our city is experiencing changes. changes to our global environment, inequality -- and income inequality. i'm running because i want to use my skills and experience to plan for those changes. the policy changes that we make today will have a profound effect how we get out of this pandemic, and whether we continue to be that city of opportunity and that shining example that we have always been to the world. i would appreciate your support, and i am the candidate with the most experience. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be stephen. you're muted. >> steven martin pinto.

davis and another one's at roll, and buena vista horace mann.l with my experience, i understand district 7 well. families are important. doct from cradle to grave, everyone should be able to live in district 7. >> thanks, kenneth. next will be myrna. >> hi, everyone. my name is myrna melgar. two years ago, i live in district 7 with my husband and family. i've worked in the community for 15 years in housing and economic development and worker's rights. i'm running because our city is experiencing changes. changes to our global environment, inequality -- and income inequality. i'm running because i want to use my skills and experience to plan for those changes. the policy changes that we make today will have a profound effect how we get out of this pandemic, and whether we continue to be that city of opportunity and that shining example that we have always been to the world. i would appreciate your support, and i am the candidate with the most experience. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be stephen. you're muted. >> steven martin pinto. i

davis and another one's at roll, and buena vista horace mann.and district 7 well. families are important. doct from cradle to grave, everyone should be able to live in district 7. >> thanks, kenneth. next will be myrna. >> hi, everyone. my name is myrna melgar. two years ago, i live in district 7 with my husband and family. i've worked in the community for 15 years in housing and economic development and worker's rights. i'm running because our city is experiencing changes. changes to our global environment, inequality -- and income inequality. i'm running because i want to use my skills and experience to plan for those changes. the policy changes that we make today will have a profound effect how we get out of this pandemic, and whether we continue to be that city of opportunity and that shining example that we have always been to the world. i would appreciate your support, and i am the candidate with the most experience. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be stephen. you're muted. >> steven martin pinto. i live in district 7. i just wan

davis and another one's at roll, and buena vista horace mann.d district 7 well. families are important. doct from cradle to grave, everyone should be able to live in district 7. >> thanks, kenneth. next will be myrna. >> hi, everyone. my name is myrna melgar. two years ago, i live in district 7 with my husband and family. i've worked in the community for 15 years in housing and economic development and worker's rights. i'm running because our city is experiencing changes. changes to our global environment, inequality -- and income inequality. i'm running because i want to use my skills and experience to plan for those changes. the policy changes that we make today will have a profound effect how we get out of this pandemic, and whether we continue to be that city of opportunity and that shining example that we have always been to the world. i would appreciate your support, and i am the candidate with the most experience. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be stephen. you're muted. >> steven martin pinto. i live in district 7. i just want

and with that the vice presidential debate for 2020 is over comma horace my parents separated by plexiglas for 90 minutes susan page the moderator a very different debate to what we saw last week from the 2 presidential candidates in fact you could say pretty much the opposite certainly in its tone and tenor and lots to talk about and we will do it with rob reynolds who is our correspondent in salt lake city utah where the debate has just finished rob. it was so different from the presidential 2 paid wasn't it in fact it seemed almost like energy at times and the thing i took away certainly from it and maybe you agree is the fact that both candidates did a really good job of not soaring the moderators questions directly. yeah i think that's that's the sign of a politician who has risen to this level where they're at a debate kemal to be able to deflect and dodge questions is certainly a valuable skill i agree with you that this was diametrically different from the debate that we saw last week in cleveland between president trump and joe biden but there were many moments when vice president

davis and another one's at roll, and buena vista horace mann.eel with my experience, i understand district 7 well. families are important. doct from cradle to grave, everyone should be able to live in district 7. >> thanks, kenneth. next will be myrna. >> hi, everyone. my name is myrna melgar. two years ago, i live in district 7 with my husband and family. i've worked in the community for 15 years in housing and economic development and worker's rights. i'm running because our city is experiencing changes. changes to our global environment, inequality -- and income inequality. i'm running because i want to use my skills and experience to plan for those changes. the policy changes that we make today will have a profound effect how we get out of this pandemic, and whether we continue to be that city of opportunity and that shining example that we have always been to the world. i would appreciate your support, and i am the candidate with the most experience. thank you. >> thank you, myrna. next will be stephen. you're muted. >> steven martin pinto.

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