american political infighting but as color jeev being the w sure has lived up to the authority that it claims for in south or out these prices we needed to have a new fish person to we have to restore it. any of this this is so different a situation i'm from let's say the way in which smallpox was eradicated shipped in which the w.h.o. . presided over a very successful a ready commission campaign in which the major paolo's in the wont whatever their political differences ship them aside in order to collaborate under the auspices of w.h.o. in ridding the well look this terrible deceived we are all still look bad so no at the moment w.h.o. khan to get them but the world will be better if you coach well that is no question about that i guess i'm trying to figure out the limits of the sort of chord a nation verses are in decision making because after the you make a very interesting point that many governments are now feeling themselves to be under pressure to conform to some sort of a single health policy regardless of the it in a logical situation on the ground there social taboos that cu

essex police jeeves have resigned in major cities since the first of june. let me be clear.e are going to stand with the men and women who serve on the thin blue light of law enforcement whether it is in rochester, portland, or in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. we will always back to blue. [applause] that is probably why the largest police union in america just endorsed president donald trump for four more years. cops are for drug, because drug drug --- trump, because trump is for cops. biden says law enforcement is systemically racist and law enforcement has an implicit bias against minorities. president trump and i know we do not have to choose between supporting law enforcement and supporting our african-american families. we can support law enforcement with more resources for better training and also support improving the quality of life, education, jobs, opportunities for our minority families in our cities. of their first day administration, we have done bold, and we will keep doing both for four more years. [applause] when heot to tell you, was asked whether he would suppo

. >> guest: i'm sure you'll recognize it is usually not playing there with a morning head as jeeves would call a long morning crashing into tell him he's going to lose his inheritance if he doesn't state some dreadful daughter of the duke or whatever. >> host: go ahead with your question or comment for christopher buckley. >> caller: good afternoon peter and christopher. i admired your father immensely and he reminded me, you have reminded me something he said. he was running for reelection in connecticut and was asked why he was going to vote for joe lieberman. he said the reason is because he was given to give her station, a word i never heard off. >> guest: [inaudible] he also called him the most obnoxious moralist in the u.s. senate. my dad and i actually came up with the idea of forming a political action committee. you could only be in the political action committee if they were buckley and sponsor buckley for lieberman. i think that we had the bumper stickers printed up and i remember the "new york times" reported -- we put out a press release and said barclays are voting for liebe