with a state where there at some point we had jesse helms as a senator at the same time we had terry sanford. we've had republican governors and democratic lieutenant governors. we currently have a democratic governor and a republican lieutenant governor. and as i go around the state now, the people who have aligned themselves to trump and that divisive fear mongering seems to be more prevalent now than ever and it's just going to be very distinctive difference in the selection for this race. and all of the races in north carolina. >> now, you mentioned the difference in the current governor being democrat and lieutenant governor republican. the lieutenant governor is a republican who is suing the democratic governor over the coronavirus restrictions. he's also running for governor. if you end up with a split ticket again, would you be able to work with a republican? >> i have had a history of working across the aisle in the north carolina general assembly in my past eight years. i will work with anybody, but i don't need permission to do some positive things in north carolina. and i

when the democratic congress would eventually pass it after it was blocked for over 15 years by jesse helmshere are so many sort of quiet monuments to john lewis' service and his vision and his leadership all over the country. he was a huge proponent of the idea of a truth and reconciliation process in this country. there are still bills in congress that bear his support, to try to do the unfinished work of making this country live up to its ideals. remembering its history, telling the truth, and marching forward for justice. >> kelly o'donnell is with me. kelly o., can you hear me? >> i do hear you, craig. this is that moment -- yes. >> kelly, i'm not sure what your vantage point is, but it looks like someone may have just either passed out or fallen there at the foot of the capitol. can you see that at all, or is that -- >> i see activity. we are off to the side a bit. so i can't see it directly. >> okay. >> so i can't add to that at the moment, but i would certainly say if there is someone who might have been overcome by heat, that would be an understandable thing. also, there are lots o

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