i know that they are sincere. my hopes for the nation, for the citizenry of this country, i want contentment, satisfaction, and happiness of the citizenry to continue. i want to see prosperity of our agriculture and commerce and manufacturing. i want to see public credit controlled and that we do not foist debt onto the shoulders of future generations. i hope to see the scourge of war gone forever. i would like us to continue to be a neutral nation, have neither permanent friends or permanent enemies, engage in commerce and trade with all. i would hope we are an asylum for the poor and oppressed of all nations and all religions, that we are a story house and greenery for the entirety of the world. of course, as we both spoke to earlier, i hope, through legislation, to see slavery abolished. that we will be a shining example for freedom loving nations everywhere, for our country has based itself, our government, on genuine principles of rational liberty and mild and wholesome laws. finally, i hope that each citizen shall be

they have been crafted eed by man, yuichi. >> translator: i hope to help athletes not blessed.ting to be sent to tanzanania. >> a marathon runnnner, jum juma ikangaa. they send the shoes to people in need. ikangaa enjoyed success in running, representing tanzania in three olympic games. in 1994, he was in japan for a marathon in niigata. that's when he made a town official in charge of the race. the two became friends and have kept in touch. ikikangaa asked his j japanesee frieiend to help himim with the mamajor proem they hahave in tanzaniaia. >> there are those in tanzania who are not able to buy shoes. >> reporter: the women's competition started just three years ago. a third of the athletes were running barefoot. as many are still unable to afford proper shoes, ikangaaa pt out t a call to help tanzazania athletes. >> -- their performance. >> he took to social media in february to help out his good friend. he shares a passion for athletics. responses poured in from all over japan. >> translator: we brought two pairs. they haven't been worn much. >> translator: they're like n

i hope he's punished on judgment day i hope people rots and. let's not forget that this is a very high profile case and while indictments against israeli settlers they are israeli settler attacks against palestinians are not rare at the u.n. as documented an increase in subtler attacks against palestinians over the past 2 years and just to give you an idea since the beginning of this year more than 180 attacks by israeli settlers were decor did against palestinians now. for the family of that though actually they want this house to remain as is kind of a reminder of the gravity of suck their cocks they want people to know and see what's been happening to them and they want to show that even while justice might be serving one case here or there palestinians believe that israeli courts do not serve them any justice. bring him there live for. russia's president vladimir putin has pledged money and voices support for embattled beller russian president alexander lukashenko leaders met for talks in the russian city of sochi between agreed to give bel

may god punish him i hope iraq suffer while he's alive because he's done his home an injustice and i hope he's punished on judgement day i hope he rots in jail. this is a very high profile case and while indictments against israelis up their attacks are rare these attacks are not rare palestinians have been saying that they are witnessing an increase of attacks by israeli settlers against palestinians over the past few years just to give you an idea there has been more than 180 attacks by israeli settlers against palestinians in just since the beginning of this year and more than 50 of those attacks have led to palestinian casualties so for palestinians they would tell you that even if justice might be served in a case here or there the general feeling here is that the state of israel helps always turned a blind eye when it comes to settler attacks and the family has told us that they're still living with this trauma the want to turn this house into a museum to show the world. misery that his family is living through and many other palestinian families these are abraham there live for

it is not an easy road, but hope is the oxygen of my life. i have hope in humanity. so simple, but so true. that is to me the challenge. how do i find hope? what is the source of that for me? why do we give up hope? here are people who have been through so much and marin reflects everyone and everyone i met who was a refugee to still have hope in humanity even though experiencing the worst of it. >> it is such a good point and good question. every faith tradition tries to articulate it as best they can in whatever form it does, hope, and there are theological structures averaged narratives and core contemporary conversation about what hope is and how it functions. we think of hope a lot of times lives and that is part of it but i am wondering what you learned about hope from these folks. >> these people have taught me so much about life. one of the things is true i think of every refugee i met or for the most part the they have respect for our stories, you, me, the viewsers. everyone has a story. their stories are dramatically different because they suffered tra men d

and i hope you can teach us a thing or two in the ten minutes we have here. i do want to give you my condolences because you're part of a sister hood with justice ginsburg, elected in 1993. year of the woman following the confirmation with claerns thomas, and then justice ginsburg nominated and confirmed in 1993 the year after, talk about that era, >> the year of the woman, i thought that was a bit exaggerated. it was 2-6 in the senate but that was tripling the numbers. it was a big deal. when i got there clinton nominated the wonderful ruth bader ginsburg when she came into my sphere and my life. not that far behind her. i experienced the same sort of prejudice she did and we had a wonderful arrangement, the women and it was pretty wonderful thing. we got more and more women in the senate. we did all believe in equality. minute one, before she got to the court. she was leading the way. some of her early cases actually, represented men who were not being treated which was genius on her part, if a man is a plaintiff in a sex discrimination suit, if you win it,

i am hoping we can go forward. thank you. reporter: can you ensure us there won't be a shutdown? [indistinct chatter]

i hope you will take that charge seriously. our governor likes to talk about team kentucky and i believe him, earnestly. in that charge and i hope that extends to the results issue here today and i hope that extends to all the neighbors in all of our communities. thank you and god bless. >>> all right, i want to bring in laura coats to talk about what we've just seen from the attorney general in kentucky. one of three officers who fired into the apartment of brianna taylor has been charged. three counts of wanton endangerment in the first degree. but none of those charges have to do with the death of brianna taylor. and just to take people back to the night of march 13th and what happened here, on one side of that door, of apartment 4, brianna taylor's apartment, were police executing a warrant involving brianna taylor's ex-boyfriend, who was not present at the apartment that night. and this was a no-knock warrant but according to what we heard from the attorney general, it had been told to them that they needed to announce them

i hope we overcome this. >>host: anchorage alaska please go ahead with your question. >>caller: yes. i want to discuss ronald reagan. i remember that. in history to speak about peaceful coexistence of social economic systems and i assume those social economic system means everyone has access to medical care and prescription drugs and employment, childcare and various other entitlement. and when i was a child were not having any health insurance and i was sick all the time i came to regard the scientific socialism system and someone of the humanitarian kind of support for the citizen. >>host: i think we got the point. rick pearlstein anything you want to respond to? >>guest: yes the soviet union was a wicked place with very little freedom. but at the same time the country is of western and northern europe have shown you can build a society with lots of freedom and dynamism and to guarantee the right to go to the doctor when you are sick and those places have three universities and a lot of those scandinavian countries have high level of social mobility a child is more li

i hope it does. i hope this is real change, but i am not sure that that is what we are going to see within the next two or three years. >> thanks. vernon, i would like to hear your take on that, and you also brought up the concern about a backlash last time, both in this country but also, you know, given what you were seeing on the campus where you teach as well. >> well, actually, i am very hopeful, and perhaps even more hopeful than last time. you might remember that i argued that one of the things was the flags coming down was not just a massacre, as horrible as that was, because your legislature, which had to vote on this with the heritage act, 2./3, i forget which kind of majority, had been the same one, and all those things they occurred before i think what made the difference and why was worried it may not last is that the families of the people who had been massacred actually spoke about grace and forgiveness. and ironically, i think that really resonated across a culture of religions as one

i hope to see more of the divers backgrounds. >> i guess you have been watching the rnc?>> i have been seeing on twitter mainly what is happening i have not tuned and myself. >> talking about how california is what you don't. >> they hate us. >>host: get your reaction to that you are back in california right now. >> can you put that into perspective? >> one out of seven americans are from california. that's a huge number it is massive. most of us like it here. there is a reason so many of us move here and came here and not just because the weather which helps it's a great place to live and the policies that are enacted by the democrats in control. and because of the urban settings those challenges that are unique to communities like ours. >> but you have never lived here. and that's my reaction. i feel i'm living in dc now and it's hard to be back home with everything that's happened in my life and i wanted to have some space but i will be and always will be a californian and most i know are as well. >>. >>host: how do you navigate inspiration during these uncertain times

i hope i find enough to do it with my do you think it's you. who won't go it's ok for you could find the fungal everywhere because a few people know of their healing properties now you've got to go up higher to find them everyone here knows how much money you can get for them and even people who have long since moved to the city are coming back now because only people who live in the highlands are allowed to gather the mushrooms and one time it changes also contributing to them becoming more scarce. in the human. not though it's a day i'm not going to find anything like isn't on my side. great time the harvest a small the 3 caterpillar mushrooms are worth about 15 euros. i found one of. if they're going with this is the legendary cordyceps medicinal mushroom the neat the soil the parasitic fungo infests a caterpillar caterpillar dies and the mushroom grows through on to the surface we harvest this strange mix of caterpillar and fungus so. good in terms of the openings i'm going to have a thing that's i don't i don't know i don't know if it does

i highly recommend and i hope to see you again in person when covid-19 is behind us. thank you very much. >>guest: thank you my pleasure covid-19 is behind us. thank you very much. >>guest: thank you my pleasure covid-19 is behind us. thank you very much. >>guest: thank you my pleasure >>host: the tv coverage of the national book festival continues with novelist salman rushdie with novelist salman rue >> hello i am salman rushdie the author most recently of a book that i am here to talk about as the title suggest a novel inspired and i guess it is a version of that story will and his sidekick making his way across america on the absurd quest for love. because i found as i was thinking about the book the characters became their own creatures rather than his. i started off with the idea to writing a novel more or less entirely set in new york city even with the previous novel i said next time you have to get out of town so i have this idea of a novel that would somehow range widely across the country. and try to do two things and to take america at this particular momen

it's not my fault i was born with this disease. >> first of all, i hope are you taken seriously, i hope you are. and we are not going to hurt anything having to do with preexisting conditions. we're not going do hurt preexisting conditions. in fact, just the opposite. if you look at what they want to do where they have socialized medicine, they will get rid of preexisting conditions. if they go into medicare for all, which is socialized medicine, and can you forget about your doctors and your plans, just like you could forget under president obama. >> obamacare guaranteed people could buy insurance, guaranteed they could buy it did he same price as everybody else. guaranteed essential package of benefits, that there wouldn't be a lifetime limit on those benefits. you fought to repeal obamacare. >> i essentially did, because we got rid of the individual mandate. >> that would do away with -- >> no, so we can do new health care. >> but you've been promising a new health care plan. i interviewed you in june of last year, you said it would come in two weeks. >> very it already, i have it al

>> i don't right now maybe i'll come up with one eventually but i hope someone who has a view in mind, i think in china those of you that were trying to hold them back, that is not the goal it all, it's not about holding china back it's about ensuring that they are right and it does not come at our expense particularly self-inflicted expense, if china's rise necessarily means the destruction of american industrial age in manufacturing and millions of americans left with low-paying jobs and committees that are hollowed o out, that is not something that we can accept, i think china's right has to be one that does not come at our expense, you where you do have two great powers in china and the united states who have a balance working relationship but that's not where we are today and is going to take time to get to that point and thus not the direction we were headed up until very recently and hopefully we can turn that around. >> what about holding them to account in the bob woodward bo book, rage, numerous sections about the deputy national security advisor, doctor redfield at the cdc

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well i think that there are treatments and he hopes i think that there is the nuts and you know it was the statesman and you know it was diplomat and you know who knows how to work very well with other countries around the world and especially has cultivated particularly close ties and if special relationship an alliance with the current u.s. president donald trump and as a result has been able to achieve for israel a long list as some of them you mentioned strategic benefits i would say for israel but then there's another nixon you know the one who are more critical of who is i find to be a bit of a divisive politician i find his rhetoric to be sometimes anti-democratic i find some moves that he's made and the knesset israel's parliament against the attorney general against our courts against the judicial system and principally and most recently his management of the coronavirus crisis in this country has been a complete failure sadly i say that and i wonder at times if it's not as a result of the fact that the prime minister is very preoccupied with his own trial that is about to res

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i hope it has the support of him and his party as well. ut i can certainly tell him that the advantage of this approach is that it would allow us not just to keep that virus down if we all follow the guidance, if we all do follow the package that we've set out, keep that virus down, but also enable education to continue and our economy to go forward. and of course we will continue to support businesses in northern ireland and across the country throughout the period. >> in order to allow the safe exit, formal members participating in this business and safe arrivals, i'm suspending the house with three minutes. order. >>> president trump has a news conference scheduled today at 6:00 p.m. eastern, and we'll have live coverage here on c-span3 when it starts. >>> this is a live picture outside the u.s. supreme court where the late justice ruth bader ginsburg is lying in repose. the public is able to pay tribute until 10:00 p.m. eastern and again tomorrow. friday, she will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. >>> the supreme court held a memorial s

he explained what he hoped to gain from the bill. what ito fundamentally alter the proportions, but if they do, they are honest about it. i hope that those who are social influencers won't feel the need to change their images. and anecdotally already, there are reports in the press that the bill would change habits. but as someone who got married last year, i hope to be a father in the next year or two, so this bill is a small step, to me, my daughter is less likely to worry about her diet, or my son is less concerned about building muscle to an aspiration that simply cannot be possible, then i will rest a little bit easier. the bill passed its first stage, but without government support it's unlikely to become law. and that's it from me for now, but before i gojust time to tell you that you can watch the education secretary, gavin williamson, appearing before the commons education committee on bbc parliament at 10am on wednesday morning. and i'll be back with the best of the day at westminster at the same time tomorrow, but for now, from m

it's a blow to the palestinians but i hope that we'll find a way to make it. so also fade with full the prospect of resuming contact with the palestinians not otherwise not vote block to bed with the palestinians i should say the contrary leaders have met with israeli leaders they certainly don't recognize israel diplomatically you mention the pal. stand ins they completely reject the abraham accords and the deal of the century coming out of the white house is it worse now than it ever has been since camp david and biffle for the palestinians i hope not you know it showed the world out a way can you go forward from this blind hatred. and lead a far away do to stand in front of their own publics and tell them if there is an old model state we have to have a relationship with them that's very positive any tells the palestinian or shows them that they were action which is all for negotiation and. for my view not not go for it though if he's determined to fight though whatever he takes and with whatever means there the same time i strongly believe that 2 state solu

used but i would hope that maybe they'll come around to it and i hope maybe through the arab world the palestinians will recognize that now is actually the time to come back to the table to negotiate try to reach a deal with israel or we're going to speak about him as london on wednesday his program we invite the iranian you a bastard to deny the saudi a dictatorial power that you just allege that and what i think i'm getting at is and i should tell you the palestinians have no interest whatsoever in fairness to israel israel has sought opinion from palestine is clearly not happening. it's not happening but i think that you know the palestinians have to be a decision what it is that the exact rights israel has always said the door negotiations israel was the one that embraced peace for prosperity clamp built in general which calls for a 2 state solution this is a perfect opportunity for the palestinians there get an extension off the table israel has he embraced a 2 state solution let's come let's start talking but they're not there given the amount of un resolutions violated by the tr

i hope he finds a lot at least 91. that's why i'm going. way up in the mountains. i want to come to. your total to come along. and say long as in for a long climb the treasured mushrooms only grow way up in the himalayas it'll taken 2 days just to get there. how was. unlike say wrong many young good knees head for the city around 20 percent of the population now lives in the capital temple the city is one of the fastest growing in southeast asia the internet and television arrived at pretty much the same time 20 years ago since then the town has been changing fast. however police still direct the flow of traffic there are no traffic lights. georgie is making a stop in. his father wants to buy him a warm jacket there for the monastery. it'll be very cold at the monastery and steve there are no smaller sizes. ok we'll take it. in another part of the city doherty's future abbott lama non-game is getting ready for the new start of the money asked ikey here he's on a big shopping expedition and to put that with the rest of. his budget is tight even though the monastery r

. >> thank you for everything you're doing and we speak confidently so i hope you know that from us. no more questions from the commissioners? is there any public comment on the executive director's report? and actually, let me mention now that i actually had the wrong numbers for the meeting i.d. and so i just want to give the correct meeting i.d. number. it's correct on the slide that participants are seeing but i just spoke it wrong. it's 815 0454 0468. we're not hearing any public comment on this, right? >> i'm checking the queue and no one has their hands raised and there are no comments in the chat. >> all right. we're going to close public comment on this item and move on. the next agenda item is number 4, which is an update on the state -- i have the wrong script here. hold on one second. sorry, guys, give me a moment. as you were. i can help too, if you need me. i think some of the notes got scrambled up here so i'm going to pull out the agenda here. so the presentation on queer nightlife-support efforts. >> i'm bringing into the panelists function throw peoplee from the quee

and i'm hoping this is part of what will be coming. i am hoping that in november, with a different situation, i am hopeful and pray that we can actually take advantage of this good revolution going on. i think it is being stymied in many ways now and used as a backlash and i hope it doesn't work to bring out the negative things and i don't want to get into politics very much, but that's the other side of the voter suppression. people know better now. not trying to excuse ben tillman, but they know they can mobilize people and separate partisanship and race these days, and by trying to disenfranchise through the very same methods -- i was expert witness to ldf in texas and the judge quoted me -- the in person voter id laws are nothing more than a poll tax on poor people as a way to keep them -- and it has been shown over and over again and we are using the exactly the same methods that we used in 1890's to disenfranchise people or make their vote the diluted so it doesn't have the meaning of other people's votes, which you cannot do in a

there were many people when i read that document they cannot read. i'm hopeful that in the future we may have a universal system of education so that everyone will have that opportunity and read and read our declaration. i wrote it in order that it could be publicly read. let us never forget those occasions as well. let us look forward in the future to a continual recollection. a refreshment of these rights. the inalienable rights of mankind. let us realize that all eyes are opening and will continue to open to these rights. let us realize, if you will, that that steady stream of the light of science will move us forward to recognize the palpable truth. that truth is simply that the mass of mankind have not been bored with settles on their backs, nor a few booted and spurred ready to ride him by the grace of god. no. let the future continue to work and argue and debate to make the principles of our declaration universal, not only for ourselves, but for the family man across the globe. i thank you mr. light. i thank you my fellow citizens for this opportunity to

. >> what i am not going to do and what i hope you will understand is by the president's game.wants to change the subject, violating constitutional principle by moving forward in the middle of an election. he wants us talking about whether or not we are going to expand the court. >> biden kept his focus on the late justice ginsburg, reminding reporters that the two of them first met at a confirmation chairing back in 1993 but neither he or his running mate have been willing to look ahead to the next confirmation hearing or talk about whether there should be a flurry of confirmation hearings under the biden administration. >> senator harris, should democrats pack the supreme cou supreme court? senator harris, should democrats try to pack the court next year? >> thank you. >> we tried by the two of them will not be able to avoid questions about this forever. for example, one of the main topics for the first debate is the supreme court. that's in four days. dana? >> dana: we have the ticker at the bottom of your screen. i'm looking forward to it, it will be in cleveland. i want to

i hope that you will take that charge seriously. our governor likes to talk about team kentucky, and i believe him earnestly. in that charge, and i hope that extends to the results that were issued here today, and i hope that extends to all of our neighbors. thank you, and god bless. >> we have been listening to kentucky attorney general daniel cameron in the long awaited presentation. his press conference on the grand jury decision in the shooting death of breonna taylor by police officers. our experts join me in a moment. let me walk through five things we heard because this was a lengthy and at times legal presentation. number one, the attorney general announcing his conclusion. his legal view that this was a justified shooting. that is to say in legal terms, a justified killing. number two, he announced that the officer who fired the fatal shot, according to the evidence they have, will not be charged at all. so the attorney general giving us a window into some of what was presented to the grand jury by saying they have evidence

i hope we can work together because i am very hopeful that the mayor sees in shon what you and i see in shon which is someone that should be on this body. i think this might be a moment where we can have it both ways. very much hoping that's the case. i certainly will be working to hopefully see that as a reality. i know that the mayor has great respect for mr. buford. i have a feeling that we'll be able to see that happen. with that, i really appreciate your willingness to do that supervisor stefani. i share your passion and respect for mr. buford and believe that hopefully we can work together to share that respect with the mayor and these appointments. mr. clerk, did you get my motion on all those seats? >> clerk: i did get it. we have amy wong seat 1, philip jones seat 3. steven fields seat 6, andreas salinas seat 7, monique lesarre seat 8 and sara shortt seat 11. >> chair ronen: can we have a roll call vote? [roll call vote] the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: thank you so much mr. clerk. again, thank you so much. what an amazing group of candidates and leaders

i am a little bit hopeful. i am hopeful because i am from those whor are the custodians -- the official custodians of ranger history. i cannot be any more specific than that at this point because it's not ready to be released yet. i am hopeful that it will be soon. i think they are feeling the pressure. another reason i am hopeful, there is a state texas museum in austin called the bullet museum. anew years ago they put up exhibit of violence on the border. it was very graphic and it explained the rangers roll and the role of others. that was a real change. i'm hoping we see more of that. i think the rangers, and those of have been the custodians their image will realize they are out of step. and texas is becoming a .ajority/minority state i think the citizens are going to insist on that. i think the national climate brings that to bear as well. we are revisiting this all over the country, except maybe parts of the deep south. i am from the deep south so i can acknowledge that. it is happening. it's happening sl

may god punish him i hope iraq suffer while he's alive as he's done as harmony and justice and i hope he's punished on judgment day. the court found that had conspired with another certainly youth than a minor to carry out a revenge attack after a jewish man was killed in a drive by shooting the prosecution said been illegal was alone by the time he got to duma and set fire to 2 houses his legal team said he was tortured during enhanced interrogation sessions 2 of his confessions were ruled inadmissible as a result but later ones stood up in court one but only a was convicted in may the israeli security service the shin bet said it was a landmark in the fight against jewish terror but others point to the length of this process and also the fact that so many settler attacks go unpunished. israeli rights group ph d. in studied hundreds of attacks by israeli civilians on palestinians going back to 2005 and found charges were brought in only 9 percent of cases it's velika you that 2 this is the exception of money a surplus of those who could him and others are moving freely as always than

i hope we can work together because i am very hopeful that the mayor sees in shon what you and i see in shon which is someone that should be on this body. i think this might be a moment where we can have it both ways. very much hoping that's the case. i certainly will be working to hopefully see that as a reality. i know that the mayor has great respect for mr. buford. i have a feeling that we'll be able to see that happen. with that, i really appreciate your willingness to do that supervisor stefani. i share your passion and respect for mr. buford and believe that hopefully we can work together to share that respect with the mayor and these appointments. mr. clerk, did you get my motion on all those seats? >> clerk: i did get it. we have amy wong seat 1, philip jones seat 3. steven fields seat 6, andreas salinas seat 7, monique lesarre seat 8 and sara shortt seat 11. >> chair ronen: can we have a roll call vote? [roll call vote] the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: thank you so much mr. clerk. again, thank you so much. what an amazing group of candidates and leaders

i hope we put people on the court in the scalia, alito thomas and gorsuch mold and frankly not in theohn roberts mold but we should move forward with this and i think it should happen as quickly as possible. maria: well, this morning, nancy pelosi said she's ready to impeach the president if he actually moves forward with this we're going to talk about that when we come back let's take a short break congressman after the break i've got to ask you about what could be another game changer for the 2020 election and that's the findings of john durham's criminal probe and this constant effort to take down donald trump, nancy pelosi talking about impeachment once again this morning stay with us. when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends back from here. so when someone asks you, "where'

i hope we learn more about and i'm going to insist that we learn more about all of those things today. i'd hope we might be able to include child care in our hearing today. we weren't able to do that because of time, but clearly, if your going to get back to school, back to work and back to better health, child care has to be part of that and something this committee has to stay focused on. so, again, welcome our witnesses and senator murray is joining us from her office, i believe, and senator murray, we're ready for your opening comments. >> well, thank you very much, mr. chairman. and thank you to all of our witnesses who are joining us today. you know, as our country approaches a tragic milestone in this pandemic, 200,000 dead, i want to recognize that our rising national death count represents countless personal losses. families have lost parents and grandparents and children. communities have lost educators and health care providers and other front line workers. and people have not only lost loved ones, but many have lost the small solace of being able to visit and comfort those

i hope my country's president might be wrong and i said that but only the opposition i hope the president all we be in. to see to wait and have more information but only to be defrayed when i saw somebody come true when i saw some countries in the east of europe want all the time to push the ascension that's mean i hope that this meeting between no 'd european gum trees would be just a meeting for to speak and not big decision 'd. no information and just finally the biggest economic project between russia and germany is of course the nord stream to pipeline germany so far stood up to to what was quite a lot of pressure from washington to scrap the project and it's still happening could it be affected by the poisoning allegations. were we no doubt deano which in turn we have exactly the same. one to done shown between the relation between europe and russia and as you know in this moment this is a pretty good show. and it's a bit afraid then it could be possible that this new information be used by some people in washington don't want to push it again. 'd between europe and. russia because

i hope that trump supporters and i hope president trump, people around him i hope everybody is kind of scared right now. i hope they really buckle down, going forward, stay disciplined. stay on their message. you can win on the issues. you can win on the issues. joe biden and kamala harris, they lose on the issues. just like hillary clinton lost on the issues. people also didn't like her which was an added problem for her that joe biden doesn't, he doesn't have that draw back this time. but still, stick to the issues. you can beat him on the issues. melissa: okay. okay. yeah, he rattled joe biden and rattle all the rest of us too. >> moo. moo. melissa: thank you for that. charlie hurt. melissa: moo, moo, i'm still rattled. oh, boy, that, you're right, with the do lay, delay it's tough. the push to hold china accountable is what we're going to talk about next. didn't come up much last night. a new report out today that outline as series of bipartisan actions that u.s. can tackle china's malign foreign policy. new york restaurants reaching a major milestone despite new upticks in coronav

i hope we can work together because i am very hopeful that the mayor sees in shon what you and i see in shon which is someone that should be on this body. i think this might be a moment where we can have it both ways. very much hoping that's the case. i certainly will be working to hopefully see that as a reality. i know that the mayor has great respect for mr. buford. i have a feeling that we'll be able to see that happen. with that, i really appreciate your willingness to do that supervisor stefani. i share your passion and respect for mr. buford and believe that hopefully we can work together to share that respect with the mayor and these appointments. mr. clerk, did you get my motion on all those seats? >> clerk: i did get it. we have amy wong seat 1, philip jones seat 3. steven fields seat 6, andreas salinas seat 7, monique lesarre seat 8 and sara shortt seat 11. >> chair ronen: can we have a roll call vote? [roll call vote] the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: thank you so much mr. clerk. again, thank you so much. what an amazing group of candidates and leaders

he will be on the defense, on the defensive side and i hope joe biden takes advantage of that. joe biden is ready to stick it to him and make sure that he answers to the american peep about how he went ten years without paying taxes, how he went two years paying less taxes than most americans and how he measures that with america first strategy, so i think it will be an interesting shift in the dynamic. >>> i hope that joe biden takes advantage of it and makes sure that donald trump has to answer that difficult question tomorrow. >> even with so much in the article, still, so many questions unanswered, of course the president is denying the reporting, but alex, what do you think republicans make of all of this? >> i think the first thing republicans are going to do is run out and hire donald trump's account apts and figure out how to not pay taxes. kind of a wizardry trick. republicans so far have been quiet on this one. they would rather be talking about a supreme court justice, talking about who's the best candidate to get the economy growing again. once we get beyond the cov

i hope, mister speaker, he will also say that it is safe for the workforce of this country to go back to work in a covid-19 secure way. we are not only getting the pandemic under control but getting emails and is way down, we will tackle it with local lockdowns and our superlatives tests and trace system which before they sneer, before they mock us, have conducted more tests than any other country in europe and he might hail that rather than sneering at the country's achievements. >> discussions in the joint committees reached a withdrawal agreement having the most crucial bearing on the future of trade not only in the uk and the eu but within the uk it self. unless otherwise agreed in that committee passing from great britain to northern ireland subject to the full rigor of the european customs code and the imposition of tariffs. that would be quite unacceptable which will my right honorable friend commit to doing that it does not happen? >> my right honorable friend is right to raise the concern that he does and we must and will deliver on what the protocol says which is unfettered

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and if we can already fly at an altitude of up to 272 meters for almost 2 hours and then i hope that in the future you'll be able to travel to interview me from colombia for example without your having to take a plane i was at the wasn't but the journey is the destination the journey we will often lose our way on this journey but we will continue on with enthusiasm and hope for the if it was a. bomb . good. good good. good. good. good. good. september 19th 93 israelis and palestinians signed the oslo accords peace in the middle east seemed possible. new videos and private documents to tell the story of the tough negotiations behind the scenes for half the agreements reached and the bitter collapse of the advice above the oslo diaries. in 15 minutes on d w. 4. we know that this is a scary time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself good systems wash your hands if you can stay at how we are d.w.p. for here for we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this to get on together and we'll make