all of them giving a very happy birthday to jimmy carter. now, if the shutdown does happen, which we're expecting, some of thonation's most beloved museums, national parks and museums and presidential libraries, they would be closed. that includes the carter presidential library, which would be closed, also all smithsonian museums and the national zoo. but in a press release obtained by cnn, they would remain open at least through saturday. >> thank you very much. and thank you for being with us on this very busy morning. >> stay with cnn throughout the day for the latest developments as we get closer to a potential government shutdown. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" is up next. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $5

. >>> coming up next, former president jimmy carter celebrating his 99th birthday this weekend, evenare seven months ago. we sent tom foreman to the president's hometown to see how the small town is honoring their favorite son. that's next. >>> this sunday, former president jimmy carter celebrates his 99th birthday, a milestone that seemed impossible to many seven months ago when he entered hospice care. he's decided to spend his time with his wife. tom foreman went to talk to family and neighbors about president carter's enduring legacy. >> reporter: seven months into hospice care, making a surprise appearance in the peanut parade. there was former president jimmy carter, barely visible, but smiling, rolling into his 99th birthday, where everyone seems to know him as a friend. >> it's really impressive he's made it that far. >> happy birthday to him. that's a good president. >> reporter: for anyone passing through tiny plains, georgia, may not look like anything. but to the 39th president, it is everything. >> jimmy carter knows what it's like to work for a living. >> reporter: this

jimmy carter's 99th birthday is tomorrow. they're celebrating it today to give folks a chance here to celebrate and honor america's oldest living president. so righting in that direction, they're taking video messages for the 39th president. right over here, they are signing birthday cards for him in crayon, giving well wishes, folks of all different ages having their well wishes be sent forward to the former president. in that direction right over there, a birthday cake celebration. a little bit of a line here, folks trying to celebrate his birthday. i do also want to say to you, fred, that according to the national archives, some of the most beloved museums, national parks, presidential libraries would be impacted by this government shutdown. the national zoo would be closed. however, we did hear from a press release yesterday that they would remain open until at least next saturday, thanks to some money they've had in the bank from some previous years. the national parks service also saying that it plans to close most u.s.

there was former president, jimmy carter, barely visible, but smiling.y where everyone seems to know him as a friend. >> he was a good president. >> reporter: to anyone passing through tiny planes, georgia, it may not look like anything. but for the 39th president it is everything. >> jimmy carter knows what it is like to work for a living. >> reporter: this is where he dreamed of playing play baseball while helping his parents scratching a living from the dirt, where he launched his bid for president. then, after decades of building houses for struggling people, fighting disease in faraway lands, and defending rights, >> we look on human rights as an ability to live in peace. and to believe that your future will be better than your past might be. >> reporter: this is where he is calling it done. when the folks in gladys kitchen heard the president was craving their casserole, they started sending a whole pan every few days. >> it was just overwhelming, knowing that someone like him came from where i am from. >> morning, everybody. >> reporter: he can't

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well, coming up, the lasting legacy of jimmy carter. the big birthday bash planned for the former president this weekend. a cold case court date more than three decades in the making. and now a murder child's family sees the suspected killer for the very first time. and saving your wine from smoke. the scientific idea is being cooked up to keep those grapes perfect for that next glass. all of that and more comi haven't appeared in solano county in a courtroom there today. the family of then six year old jeremy stoner was also there to watch as fred cain. the third, was formally charged. as we told you last night here at 11. he's being looked at now at another child murder in martinez . both crimes were just weeks apart. nine year old eric coy from martinez was found stabbed to death in 1987. today's court hearing focused on six year old jeremy cain did not enter a plea and was assigned a public defender. after the hearing, jeremy's family met with prosecutors. >> this is hard for me. i don't know if it's relief or yeah, it's not feeling

jimmy carter turns 99 on sunday. the birthday greetings already flooding in. jeff daniels performing a song for the 39th president. >> happy birthday, mr. president. >> jane fonda sending in her congrats. >> give my love and a big hug to rosalynn. >> martin sheen, who played a president on tv passing along this message from one president to another. >> and happy birthday, president carter. >> the carter library has solicited, well wishes from celebrities and from anyone else looking to share what carter means to them. >> your life has been an inspiration. >> thank you for your lifetime service. >> thank you for your always compassion, grace and love of humanity. >> since entering hospice in february, the nobel peace prize winner has all but withdrawn from public life. but he and his wife of more than 75 years, rosalynn, made a rare public appearance last weekend at the peanut festival in their hometown in plains, georgia. peanuts still playing a big role in the former president's life. one person close to carter recently quipped that peanut butter ice cream ke

she came out to celebrate jimmy carter's birthday. she said a government shutdown is also deeply personal to her because her husband is a federal worker. so if a shutdown happens, that means no paychecks for their family. listen. >> they are hurting people. they're hurting innocent people, their jobs, their livelihoods, celebrations, all of that. and it is disgraceful. it's like a looming dread is what i would describe it. you know it's coming. you've seen it before. it's just this looming dread as it shows up. >> reporter: yeah, and i want to leave with you this if we have the video to cue up. jimmy and rosa lynn carter. looking incredibly well there. of course, we know that he's been under hospice care for about seven months now. >> yeah. and we're slowing that video now. that was just a delightful scene there to see in plains, georgia, the former president, in the back of that suv. thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >>> all eyes are on shutdown. stay with us for the developing story. as she was saying, it's absolutely true

there was former president jimmy carter, barely visible, but smiling. roll sbog his 99th birthday where everyone seems to know him as a friend. >> it's really impressive he's made it that far. >> happy birthday to him. that's a good president. >> for anyone passing through georgia may not look like anything, but to the 39th president, it is everything. >> jimmy carter knows what it's like to work for a living. >> reporter: this is where he dreamed of playing baseball while helping his parents scratch a living from the red dirt, where he launched his bid for president, and after decades of building houses for struggling people, fight ing disease in far away lands and defending rights -- >> we look on human rights as an ability to live in peace, and to believe that your future will be better than your past might be. >> reporter: this is where he is calling it done. when folks heard the president was craving their casserole, he started sending a whole pan every few days. >> it was just overwhelming knowing that someone like him came from where i'm from. >>

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jimmy carter turns 99 on sunday.rthday greetings already flooding in jeff daniels performing a song for the 39th president wrote happy birthday, mr. president. jane fonda sending in her congrats. >> give my love and a big hug to rosalynn martin sheen, who played a president on tv passing along this message from one president to another. >> and happy birthday, president carter. >> the carter library has solicited. well wishes from celebrities and from anyone else looking to share what carter means to them. >> your life has been an inspiration. >> thank you for your lifetime service. >> thank you for your always compassion, grace and love of humanity. >> since entering hospice in february, the nobel peace prize winner has all but withdrawn from public life. but he and his wife of more than 75 years, rosalind, made a rare public appearance last weekend at the peanut festival in their hometown in plains, georgia. peanuts still playing a big role in the former president's life. one person close to carter recently quipped

this means it’s very bad that the current us president is trusted by only 39% of voters in jimmy carterho in america for 40 years has been considered the standard of total failure. carter flew out of the white house like a traffic jam. after joe biden's first term, get ready joe biden will not be a candidate in the next election, the deterioration of his health is becoming increasingly obvious to everyone. i think the democrats will come to him in the spring and say you did great joe but for the sake of the party it's time for something new generations. the main value of biden all this time for the democrats was that it seemed to them that only he could defeat trump , it seemed that it was time to raise this question, the essence of which is whether joe biden is the best candidate who can continue our common cause . he may think he is the only person capable of defeating donald trump. i mean, he sees this as his mission. that 's why he ran in 2019. he may believe that no one but him is capable of such a thing and that is his right, but i feel that it is time to discuss this more publicl

arise there for the last time, however, such a contested convention was held back in 1980, and jimmy carterut then he himself ended up under the reagan steamroller, continuous parallels valentin bogdanov ivanovkin and denis lisitsyn news of the usa week the story of a miraculous rescue on tuesday, a ural airlines plane on a sochi omsk flight made an emergency landing in a wheat field near novosibirsk, the plane ’s hydraulic system failed and the pilots ventured out, fortunately there were no casualties or serious injuries about how it all happened ainur valiakhmetov . slowly walking, surrounded by such familiar and trusted partners. it’s as if they are going on their next flight, commander sergei belov is in front again leading the crew, but this briefing was not pre-flight, well done. thank you very much. after the emergency landing, there was no time to even thank each other with all the strength for the rescue , 161. the passenger, real heroes, modest and a little shy, created a miracle in a wheat field near novosibirsk, we, uh, i'm a dravlika with all the hydraulics lik novosibirsk appr

it wasn't until 19 76 when jimmy carter became president of the united states as a southerner, he made it clear racism is no longer welcome in the democratic party. that is when the white people who were democrats went to the republican party. any attempt the republican party can nominate the candidate that is not a radical, they can't win. they have more people just like the democrats is to have. guest: martin, you are correct that we have had a multiparty system within our two-party system for a long time. it wasn't until i would say about 2010 that we truly had a genuine two-party system with no overlap. for a long time what we had were two overlapping coalitions and the southern block was always kind of a third party, regional parties then the two-party system. i think in some ways the history of our country is actually as a multiparty system and i think in order for a large, complicated and diverse society to function, especially with a system of government that makes it hard to weed -- wheeled - weild parties we can find a way to allow them to express themselves set of trying to

>> even jimmy carter in the end realizes they tried to cut down on spending. the biden admin us ration has gone pedal to the metal and continuing to spend the hard earned dollars of the american people. we have $1 trillion to the deficit, in a matter of a month. so if you look at those economic numbers it is dire for the biden economy and that's before you get to the chaos on the southern border which is turning every town into a border town and every single border policy put in place by his predecessor. i would agree historically speaking it is almost impossible to get past trump particularly when you compared to obama and hillary clinton. obama was down single digit or leading the iowa polls. no one on the republican side is that close. the issue must be the failure of the biden policies. a presidency whose sole job was to undermine everything donald trump did. to help keep america great and that has to be the focus. that's what the american people are feeling and time to remind them, that example after example after example. neil: i don't mean to play the s

jimmy carter, we know what happened. time and again, to say nothing of donald trump in 2016, the consensus, are you afraid of that? in a friendly way? >> always embarrassed. in this case trump has only gotten stronger as more indictments come. rather than a head to head fight like hillary had with barack obama, in this instance you have seven candidates on the stage last night. it is hard for one or more to breakthrough, i never say never. if someone breaks through in iowa, and new hampshire, we could have a whole new race, but i am increasingly skeptical that that is going to happen. you are right to make the point you do. it is hard to see how and who will be the vehicle in the state. neil: i think we should bed involving edible treats, burgers and fries, let me fine tune that. >> got to back me. neil: we are on. >> i am in colorado. jack: to feel like him. >> on a day's notice. neil: i could lose the digital tape of this show. thank you. a lot of issues came up last night. perhaps this particular one. take a look. >>

so jimmy carter could still be with us. i mean, sorry, jimmy carter is still with us. guy, right? right. martin luther could still be with us. his older sister is still us. so i just realized that this was an incredible opportunity to meet people who knew him and to to him and record their stories one last time and. like you said, there are so many things, personal papers, a, that coretta scott king had written that included a lot of things about. so there a great deal of information that had not been out there before that you have brought to the front. but i must say that the poor portrait of king that emerges from your book may be troublesome to some people. but you said that you wanted to recover the real man from the mr. hagiography. and i had to look at it. but even though i know what it means to the audience, what you meant by you wanted to recover him from the hagiography that surrounds often one of the things that's happened especially since the national holiday was implemented, is that we've turned him into this almost ideal lobbyist figure and. you know, we teach beginni

it's happening. >>> former president jimmy carter will celebrate his 99th birthday this sunday octoberst. the carter center moved celebrations up to tomorrow due to a looming government shutdown that could force several museums and national parks to close. thousands of people from around the world sent president carter well-wishes for this, look at that, birthday mosaic. displayed across atlanta. the carter center set to honor his 99th birthday with a naturalization swearing-in ceremony for 99 new american citizens. >> carter and his wife made their first public appearance in more than seven months taking a ride through the plains peanut festival in their hometown of plains, georgia. president carter joined hospice care in january. ceo of the carter center. thank you for being here. remarkable is when i talk to people in and around kind of the orbit they feel the last seven months has been a bonus. right? even his son said entering hospice care had no idea what would happen next. didn't have -- obviously very concerned. yet here he is. made a public appearance. 99th birthday. describe

messages came, but the foreigners of all western countries supported this massacre, and especially jimmy carteretic counseling called the shah on the phone a few days after the massacre and announced their support for this incident and the declaration of martial law and the killing of the people, on the other hand, he came for the people imam's message that arrived on this same 18th of shahrivar, which is 17th of shahrivar, i wish khomeini was among you and would not have been killed, the authorities and religious scholars also reacted and sent mysterious protest reactions to prime minister sharif emami that this killing of you shows that the government one message before the people and from which message ayatollah al-azmi marashi najafi was with imam ali of the government, that i should rule, how did the aggressor carry out the massacre of the people, did the people last, the day the people's feet reached the jhaleh square and the safai savak was closed, the point that kulthum savak had analyzed was that we had come, we political activists with a long history can do it. let me get involved, bu

. >>> reapareciÓ es que el presidente jimmy carter y su esposa en el festival del cacahuate en georgiasidente de estados unidos entre 177 y 1981. >>> el departamento de seguridad nacional busca combatir la crisis provocada por el fentanilo. de manera mÁs agresiva la asia quiere evitar que esta droga siga entrando al paÍs desde mÉxico y china. ana mÉndez nos cuenta cuÁl serÍa la estrategia. ya se ha inyectoado en pastillas el fentanilo trunca vidas. >>> es la droga que anda aquÍ este... pegando mÁs que nada por la razÓn porque es mÁs fuerte que la heroÍna. >>> ahora el gobierno de estados unidos busca implementar un plan mucho mÁs robusto en mÉxico donde se concentra el trÁfico de esta droga. >>> (habla en inglÉs). >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> en un documento el departamento de seguridad nacional anunciÓ que la oficina de investigaciones de seguridad expandirÁ la presencia de personal de investigaciÓn criminal en territorio mexicano. el nÚmero uno en decomisos. >>> el paÍs que mÁs ha decomisado fentanilo en mÉxico hemos decomisado el 25 % del fentanilo que circula en el mundo. >>>

the outing comes more than six months after jimmy carter enter hospice care at his home.ck to dateline. d now, back to dateline. >> welcome back to "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. detectives were convinced they knew who killed angie samota. russell buchanan had the means and a possible motive. but the evidence against him was circumstantial, and soon the case went cold. russell had his own story to tell, but the truth would lay dormant for decades, only to be uncovered by an amateur sleuth obsessed with the case. back to josh mankiewicz with in the middle of the night. >> several months after angie samota was raped and murdered, the prime minister suspect, russell buchanan, hired an attorney and refused to speak with police. several months after that, he left the country. it seemed suspicious, but without enough evidence to arrest russell, police could not stop him. russell was not arrested or charged in angie's murder. he went on to become a successful architect. it had been nearly 30 years when russell decided to talk once again about what happened that night and about a

on saturday, the jimmy carter historical park will display a birthday banner with signatures from wells former high school. the carter center, a nonprofit that will not be affected by the shutdown will offer $0.99 admission. >>> now to your pocketbook as millions are bracing on what a shutdown could mean for their wallet. seema mody is here. consumers are facing high inflation, what do we know about what the impact a shutdown would have not just on federal employees but americans overall. >> this just adds to the pain. what we know is that federal workers deemed nonessential would be furloughed. the impact on the employmen story here in america, that will be key. it affects the military contractors hired by the federal government would be at risk of not getting paid, and dep on the length of the shutdown, millions of americans may also lose certain benefits, including section 8 housing vouchers, veterans benefits and loans secured by small businesses. overall, ey expects the shutdown to shave 1/10 of a percentage of gdp on a weekly basis. the exact impact on growth depends on how long

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here is richard nixon and henry kissinger and jimmy carter think it's a senior jimmy carter gave hispeech warning against an inordinate fear of communism. ronald reagan's impulse is to turn upside down. now that i'm older it feels a little risky to me, jamie. >> i'm a big fan of the approach especially given where i am today. the moral clarity of reagan is incredibly essential here. authoritarian ultimately are incredibly fearful but they are fearful of their own citizens. when they realize democracy are resilient and united and up to the task that strikes fear into the heart of i every authoritarn leader. that's ultimately what reagan understood why the speech was so powerful. in terms of what the president t says in a setting like this in terms of preserving the moral clarity the vision then you can debate the tactic and they diplomacy and the negotiation which reagan engaged in the interagency process happening earlier i wrote my share of speeches for him all the pulses i held in washington ultimately who they work for on whether it's the president or the senator they are in that

um, so, um, jimmy carter >> seth: jimmy carter?y, this seems super, i apologize -- is it because car is in his name >> fred: yes >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> seth: so you try to have people that have some part of car -- >> fred: yeah. >> seth: ok, so adam driver? [ light laughter ] >> fred: yes thank you. >> seth: you're very welcome >> fred: thank you for that. [ light laughter ] and carson daly. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay, carson daly [ light laughter ] >> fred: he'll be there. [ light laughter ] you know, uh, carrie bradshaw, the character. >> seth: oh, gotcha. [ light laughter ] but do you call her -- now when she gets introduced, do you call her car-rie is it important that people hear the "car" part >> fred: it's not that important because of the spelling. everyone knows the spelling. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah, gotcha >> fred: i imagine, yeah >> seth: well this is really great man, congrats. >> fred: thank you [ light laughter ] >> seth: give it up for fred [ scattered applause ] >> fred: thank you >> seth: dumb

jimmy carter told us we were a nation in malaise and had to accept new normal, slow economic growth reaganame in and said why not dream great dreams? we are americans. cut taxes, rollbackk regulation and promote economic freedom. the longest peacetime since the end of world war ii. it broke the soviet union eventually. strengthen ourvi military. some of the nomination and the populistn maintain reagan is no longer relevant but they confuse inspiration with imitation. in over four decades have passed from all three since he left this earth and his time and hours after. in his day cold war in the united states to find global politics now it is over. our primary rival today communist china was economically impoverished and unsophisticated. we live in a very different time. conservatives need not replicate every single reagan policy or strategy nor should we can emulate this belief in freedom and economic freedom. we can emulate his evil regimes on the world stage and stand alongside freedom across the world and we can emulate in a civil way. with regard to his own ideas i wasn't a great commu

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the bipolar era, that is, you, for example, if you look at it, this had never happened before jimmy carter's. the meaning of this era is that now the american people are strongly disagreeing with each other on the political issues of the democratic party and the republican party has a very strong difference and only a very small population that may change their opinion from election to election , close to 9, which means that the division of american society has become more pronounced. between the democrats and the republicans, this tension has increased. i mean, in the recent period, the largest number of them is from the obama presidency onwards, which is the peak of this bipolar dispute . how will it be resolved? well, these expenses greatly displease the public opinion of the united states. until now, every time it has happened, they have criticized the public opinion of the republicans. of course, this has no guarantee that it will happen again this time, but so far it has been like this that every time there has been so much public dissatisfaction with the performance of the republicans

joe biden remembers how jimmy carter lost the uaw. the uaw supported ted kennedy in 1980. many uaw workers voted for reagan. joe biden knows that to be a second term president, he has to hold his base. and part of that is union america. that's what's happening today. >> the significant of endorsements, lately, is sometimes seen as overstated in modern presidential pcampaigns. but maybe not when we're talking about union support. maybe when we're not talking about union endorsement. what would it mean? >> the uaw did not endorse biden. it suspended. but it didn't say it would be. but the question for the uaw is who else? biden is trying to say there's no one else. >> it's great to see you. we're going to be watching together soon when president biden is going to be landing in michigan and heading to the picket lines. it's great to see you. >> it was i felt this warm embrace. >> thank you all so much for joining us. there is a lot of news. stick around. "inside politics" is up next. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast busine

one person who i don't think took good advantage of culture at all was jimmy carter. jimmy carter watched. 480 movies while he was president. that's 120 a year. he only had one term. so 2 to 3 movies a week. while he's serving the president in a very difficult time for this country. and he didn't find any way to connect to the people based on all of his movie watching. he just sat there and watched the movies and took them in. but there was nothing broader about it. and he has not been his presidency at least has not been portrayed well through history, in part as a result. this year at the white house historical association nation our ornament this year is highlighting the ford white house. gerald ford white house. of course, there's a new book out about gerald ford from richard norton smith to a lot of people thinking about ford this year. i went to the ford library last week. is lucky enough to be able to go there and see the exhibits and and hear a very excellent presentation. but when i read your book, i mean really. ford it's political culture is not kind to ger

got elected when i was four when president reagan won first in 1980, jimmy carter a dear, dear familyd, ronald reagan asked him first time i listened to a debate, are you better off than you were four years ago. issues that you mentioned are all implicated whether family values, classroom values the border, obviously everyday considerations you have about your own budget. the second thing he taught me you have to be strong, to project strength, project prosperity. larry: commander-in-chief? >> i heard you earlier -- larry: is that fair? >> you looked like you were running for office earlier i saw you on one of earlier shows what ronald reagan met. we didn't agree on all the things he wanted to do for our economy but we have to admit we grew, we became safer f i were on the stage tonight i would channel that. i would frame everything i wanted to do for the country through the eyes of this incredible library. we've got great moderators tonight i know will try to get the candidates to do that but i'm looking for two things, one, nikki haley talked about foreign policy, reproductive right

in 1980 us president jimmy carter assigned the law a to insure the production of 10000 megawatts of electricity from low tech and the next 2 decades. the problem is that you need to get that code d c voltage up to the surface on show where the heat exchanger has ever had the name of science. well, we have all the special holds getting to see what was that to the surface. it's done with pipes that i'm more than 2 kilometers long. well, and here's the fact that it's taking park to better it's the thing a success card lead out to on show research plans one on the island of coolant and japan, with a 100 kilowatts and the other one in hawaii with a 105 kilowatts french developers was set to launch a 16 megawatt plans and marching, making 2020 about the project has reportedly been shelves due to technical difficulties. the other research projects as well, but non last very long. this also means that there is little to no continues energy production from tech until now. and just for comparison, the $100.00 kilowatt pilot plants that we talked about earlier. one offshore wind turbine is a 100 times big

reapareiÓ el expresidente jimmy carter y su esposa en el festival del aguacate en georgia, carter cumplecato han pasado largas horas no en un escritorio, pero a las afueras de los estudios de filmaciÓn sosteniendo pancartas. >> conozco a quienes se han tenido que mudar, buscar otros empleos o cambiarse de estado, asegura este actor. >> la huelga de escritores comenzÓ en mayo y la situaciÓn se complicÓ en julio cuando el sindicato de actores tambiÉn se fue a la huelga, desde entonces las operaciones de estos estudios quedaron prÁcticamente detenidas. >> los directivos de netflix, warner brothers, disney y nbc universal, casa matriz de telemundo retomaron las discusiones, la discusiÓn se centra en temas de inteligencia artificial, contrataciÓn de escritores y compensaciÓn por las visualizaciones en servicios de streaming. >> estÁ bueno que hagan su dinero en las pelÍculas y todo eso, pero ellos son la parte mÁs importante. >> de acuerdo al departamento de trabajo de estados unidos solo en el mes de agosto se perdieron 17.000 empleos en la industria del entretenimiento por lo que este resta

. ♪ mendoza continued performing into the 1980's, singing in 1977 at president jimmy carter's inaugurationade after a stroke ended her performing career, president bill clinton presented her with the national medal of arts. pres. clinton: with the artistry of her voice and the gift of her songs, she bridged the gap between generations and culture. lydia mendoza is a true american pioneer, and she paved the way for a whole new generation of latino performers who today are making all americans sing. ♪ john: and in 2013, six years after she died at 91, she was honored with a postage stamp, a forever stamp, just as her contributions to tejano culture will live on forever. ♪ and that is "pbs news weekend" for this sunday. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. have a good week. >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by. >> consumer cellular, this is sam. how may i help you? this is pocket dial. well, somebody's pocket, thought i'd let you know that with consumer cellular, you get nationwide coverage with no contract. that's kind of our thing. have a n

bipolar means you, for example , if you look , this never happened before the jimmy carter era. is meant by this bipolar period? it means that now the american people strongly disagree with each other on political issues. the democratic party and the republican party are very different they have and only a very small population that may change their heads from election to election, about 9. it is society. it means that the division of the american society between the democrats and the republicans has increased this tension. yes. that is, you have the highest number in the recent period, from the obama presidency onwards, which is the peak of this bipolar difference. how can it be solved? well, these costs make the american public extremely unhappy. so far , every time it has happened, public opinion. you are the republicans. of course, this has no guarantee that it will be repeated again this time. but so far it has been like this that every time the public dissatisfaction with the performance of the republicans has increased so much that the republicans give up and approve some

his predecessor jimmy carter had told us that uh we were a nation in malaise that we had to accept a new normal of slow economic growth and high inflation. reagan came in and said why not dream great dreams after all we're americans and they cut taxes rolled back regulations promoted economic freedom in america came roaring back. the longest peacetime expansion since the end of world war ii i marveled at the way his policy of peace through strength broke the soviet union eventually. and strengthen our military as never before. now some republican candidates for the nomination and the population our party maintained that reagan is no longer relevant imitation but they confuse inspiration with imitation. you know over four decades have passed since reagan took office three since he left this earth the great contest of his time and ours are different in his day the cold war between the old soviet union and the united states define global politics. now the cold war is long over. during his presidency our primary rival today communist china was economically impoverished and militarily uns

at it, the same jimmy carter managed to overthrow senator ted kennedy, but then he himself fell under reagan’s skating rink, continuous parallels valentin bogdanov ivantkin and denis lisitsyn news of the week usa the story of a miraculous rescue on tuesday, a ural airlines plane on the sochi omsk flight made an emergency landing in a wheat field near novosibirsk, the plane 's hydraulic system failed and the pilots, fortunately, dared there were no casualties and serious rights about how everything was ainur in valakhmetov. slowly walking, surrounded by such familiar and trusted partners. it’s as if they are going on their next flight, commander sergei belov is in front again leading the crew, but this the briefing was not pre-flight done well done, after the emergency landing there was no time to even thank each other with all the strength for the rescue, 161. the passengers were real heroes , modest and a little shy, they created a miracle in a wheat field near novosibirsk hydraulics. and the loss of hydraulics 280 we decide to live in novosibirsk 13.83, we will not be able to free t

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in the 1980 elections , reagan cast out jimmy carter, an unsuccessful democrat who lasted only one term joe biden is now increasingly being compared, but reagan of course, wants to become each of the seven who rose to the stage, not excluding haley, trump again did not go and the place in the center was given to florida governor ron desan, for whom this evening seems to be the last chance to catch the race, he began with an attack on the leader. and you know who is missing from this event, donald trump, and he must be here today to defend his reputation. however, for the second debate in a row , the republicans are taking the rap for the absent trump. blue desantis, young businessman vive kromoswami, from the moderators to him got it for using chinese tiktok. officials are banned from using tiktok because it is affiliated with the chinese government, but you showed up there anyway. we need to win the elections, and this can be done, among other things, by attracting young people. honestly, every time i listen to you, i get a little stupider. you want your kids to be on tiktok, which is

in the 1980 election, reagan removed jimmy carter, an unsuccessful democrat who lasted only one termwhite house, which is now increasingly being compared joe biden, and of course everyone who took the stage wants to become reagan, not excluding nicky haley. trump again did not go, and the place in the center was given to florida governor ron desan, for whom this evening seems to be the last chance to cling to the race, he began with an attack on the leader. and you know who is missing from this event, donald trump, and he must be here today to defend his reputation. however, for the second debate in a row... he got it for using chinese tiktok. officials are prohibited from using tiktok because he's connected to the chinese government, but you showed up there anyway. we need to win the elections, and this can be done, among other things, by attracting young people. honestly, every time i listen to you, i get a little stupider. you want children to sit in tiktok, which belongs to china, whose people gave hunter, biden a bribe, then we cannot trust you, trust haley, and people like her,