let's bring in john edwards. advisor to the prime minister instituting a paper released today on australia's economic challenge. such a pleasure having you on. we talk a lot about the generation of people in australia that have never seen a recession. we had the first recessionary conditions in about 30 years. the recovery this time, unprecedented in terms of recovery from a pandemic and not a financial crisis. and, the fact we are doing it without writing on the coattails of china. how challenging will it be? john: we have done unexpectedly well. employment has already returned to the level it was pre-pandemic. it is actually better than it is actually better than was pre-pandemic. unemployment, particularly since we have lowered the goalpost, and a big increase in government debt. which is changing the attitudes of both treasury and the central bank. haidi: were the biggest challenges, particularly as we had the rollback of the job keeper support, and the expectations of that will have a huge negative impact. a

talk about the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate john edwards we could be buddies one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear the new in each week be part of today's discussion the stream on out is there. the. this is al jazeera live from doha a recap of our top stories israelis are voting in their 4th election in 2 years it's widely seen as a referendum on prime minister benjamin netanyahu the campaign has been dominated by his corruption cases the economy and the coronavirus pandemic russia and china say western sanctions against beijing are unacceptable and have warned against politicizing human rice the u.s. e.u. u.k. and canada have sanctions chinese officials for alleged rights abuses in shing john . and myanmar's military leadership has expressed regret at the loss of lives in the protests against last month's military coup this comes a day after the european union impose sanctions on the joint town and

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connecticut and michigan, case numbers are down in places like texas and louisiana where governor john bell edwards and plans to increase capacity for some businesses this week but mask mandates will remain, something health workers welcome. >> going to increase capacity and estate, you need to tell people that is important to wear a mask. >> the cdc says 25% of americans have received at least one dose of the vaccine, the white house is urging americans not to let their guard down. >> people across the country, business owners to local elected officials even in some states where governors have been pulling back the restrictions there are local leaders and local businesses are bigger businesses who kept them in place and it is important for people to hear that we are still in a war with this virus and people need to still be vigilant to return to normal. >> reporter: as the vaccine rollout and eligibility expand to new age groups the cdc director is saying in clinical trials and real-world data, those who received both doses of the pfizer or moderna vaccine have an efficacy rate of 90% won't either

john bel edwards releasing a statement, following the election, he said letlow's victory created a bitteray. he said i know these same characteristics that got her through the last few months make her an excellent advocate for louisiana in washington, d.c. kevin mccarthy sending congratulations. with her election, house republicans will have 31 women serving in the ranks, a number that jumped significantly in the last few years. one house seat in louisiana up for grabs, voters in the second congressional district have a choice to make. there's going to be a runoff election between two democrats in april, that seat opened up with representative sedric griffin left to join the biden administration. eric: mark, thank you. arthel: the biden administration continues to struggle with messages to those looking to illegally cross the southern border. alejandro mayorkas says the goal it not to attract more crossings at the border. >> we are encouraging families not to send their children along the dangerous jury us in because so many do not -- journey because so many do not make it safely. we are

civilizational conversation which led to the enlightenment or to the founding fathers of america with john locke and edward so what this says is that we need to learn about religion that we need to learn about what people believe and we need to openly discuss them and people and soup about them let's be very clear about this that this goes through a cartoon it's got about how it has nothing to do with racism it's not racism at all what's happening here is people are trying to shut down at this gusen and using threats of plants. people who work with the english defense league and the muslim interest across europe and the rest of the well to try and demonize muslims marginalize them would have you not you will not win the cultural debate of is he ok to be poked fun at and be racist against muslims out of the all of us read what else is and you don't get to be offensive towards us. has become a left wing politician reignites a national debate on identity politics in france the same the white people must keep quiet and racism is discussed. aggravated fraud and involuntary manslaughter that's what a french gian

edward the first. adam: what is next for you, ric? ric: i'm actually doing the biography of john gowen and margaret cornish. also running about how they were involved in the revolutionary war, they had 100 acres of land, because of smallpox the heir of the land gave away acres to take care of his children. they were prisoners of war for 18 months, and half of the prisoners had died, but they succeeded and got the land grants, but i also want to write about the legacy of the first angolans. because of all of the discussions today of 16 17 -- i think it is important for people to understand the angolans and how they help develop slavery laws and hence the jim crow laws . that's about four books that i want to write and i have two of them started. adam: thank you again for your presentation. >> american history tv on c-span3. every weekend, documenting america's story. funding for american history tv comes from these companies, who support c-span3 as a public service. ♪ >> american history tv on c-span3, exploring the people and events that tell american -- america's story. every we

these new shoes -- addictive edwards like john were not manly.this is another way how addiction change the way people thought about you as a person. this was a period in american history when a man's body image was in -- inextricably linked to how mentally he was. men were supposed to be these barrel chested, strong, almost teddy roosevelt looking dudes, right? so for example, this guy here on the left, i took this image out of a life insurance manual, the most, according to this life insurance company that the biggest or the most out guys wear the manliest and therefore the most insurable. but addiction meant that veterans appeared to be these ghastly, thin, literally shells of their former precip war selves. they were the opposite of manly, like the individual that we see here on the right who was not a civil war veteran, but this is one of the only photos of a person that was addicted to morphine that i found dated from this time period. now, as you can imagine, when you add all of this up, eventually, opioid addiction got bad enough that vete

edward. to william, to mcgill, and john. i knew nothing about virginia's history. i was not looking for these individuals from a historical perspective. i was only looking at them, looking for them, in a genial audio perspective, and frankly, i wasn't even looking for that. i was looking for land records. as you can see, the land records took me in a direct line from north carolina to the james river. flipping that technically meant that the family started and ended in north carolina and grand bill county. these are just some of the articles i used at the dar library. nothing mysterious about it. it was not trying to do anything fancy, but these are the books that had interesting records and them. when i was able to do was to absolutely connect a family genealogy from my first, my second great grandmother, all the way through to my 11th great-grandfather. fortunate for me, the family only -- at my grandmother's grandmother, and because i knew her, i was able to follow all the men from land patent to land patent. they even showed how they sold land in one location t

was edward, his father who was edward, his father who was edward, his father who was edward to william, to mehill, to john. i knew nothing about virginia's history. i wasn't looking for these individuals from a historical perspective. i was only looking at them -- looking for them in a genealogycal perspective. and i was looking for land records. as you can see. the land records took me in a direct line from north carolina to the james river. flipping that, technically meant that the family started on the james river and ended in north carolina and grandville county. now, someone might want to say how were you able to trace back that far. these are just some of the books that i used at the d.a.r. library tracing land patterns. again, nothing mysterious about it. i was not trying to do anything fancy. but these were the books that i found that had some interesting records in them. what i was able to do was to absolutely connect a family genealogy from my first -- my second great grandmother, all the way through to my 11th great-grandfather. and fortunate for me, the family only darted out at my grandmother

edward r. murrow, lowell thomas and john bailey often volunteered their thomas during world war ii and the coldwar. the pentagon has used many journalists to carry its message including some years ago two of the best-known broadcasters. >> on chet huntley. to most of us this is the united states navy. the aircraft carrier, the cruiser and destroyer. modern deepwater navy extending american strike across the oceans of the world. >> this is the american navy in vietnam, moving quickly where and when needed. this displaying the flexibilf modern seapower. controlling the cities, extending its influence on land, and holding superiority in the air. a three-way force for peace geared to meet aggression at any spot on the globe. >> the eagles collimator 1962 deals with america's response to communism work starting in world war ii the aggressive time is tied spread in europe and asia to engulf its neighbors. >> would you have done that if you've been asked by the military? >> no. no. and, of course, i can't speak for the mode is huntley and walter but that's the way things were back then. that's unthink

let's go to the hospital the duke has now left, king edward vii, john mcmanus as they are. important to remember that at 99 and over the last decade the duke has had a number of health problems. and 2011 he was treated for a blocked coronary artery, the following year for a bladder infection and in 2013 had expository surgery on his abdomen. in 2019 he spent four nights treated for a condition the palestinian want to talk about, they gave no details but it was a —— the palace did not want to talk about it and he was able to leave on christmas eve and spent christmas with the queen and there was some hope that he might be leaving king edwards to go back to windsor again and resume his covid bubble with the queen which is clearly not to be but whatever reason he needs to go to state parks what he will be treated by doctors there for this infection. let's back to nick in the studio, the language throughout has been very reassuring and cautious but in the fact he has gone from one hospital to another raise some concerns. we may be deciphering white as he has gone to saint barth

edward areas, welcome, it is an honor to have. you my pleasure >> thank you. and john freeman is class of 1954 professor american history of american studies at yale university. where she specializes in politics and political culture of revolutionary and early national periods. she's cohost with head hairs of the very popular american history podcast, backstory. and it's great to have you nineties co-pot castor's together and is the author of many books as well, including the most relevant for discussion tonight, the path breaking affairs of honor. national politics in the new republics, as well as field of blood, violence in congress and the road to the civil war. john, it is such an honor to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. and norman holmes teen his the residents voice to these elections and the u.s. congress. his books include one nation after trump, a guide for the complex disillusion the, desperate and the not yet departed. i love his book titles because the next one, we did in the constitution center and it depressed as even before we began the program

. >> sandra: edward lawrence on that story for us. it seems like every little bit johnes us more hope. admiral gerard was on fox news earlier today sort of backing up what we heard from dr. my carry and almost being rid of this virus by late spring. it seems like it could be a reality. >> john: it's a heady thought. there's also some discussion, but you should get the pfizer vaccine or the maturing of vaccine, we will talk with dr. marc siegel about that. a second former aide accuses new york governor cuomo of sexual harassment. new york city mayor bob de blasio causing for him to lose the emergency powers that were granted to them during the pandemic and that something state lawmakers from both parties have suggested as a result of this and the nursing home scandal as well. governor cuomo released a statement yesterday in which he offered an apology, saying i never intended to offend anyone or cause harm. their relationships, or about getting married or not getting married and i now understand my interactions may have been insensitive. to the extent and what felt like

edward kennedy, and mcgovern. president nixon personally lobbied selected members of the senate, including the key voter barry goldwater, but as did john airline, and others. on december 2nd, 1970 the senate approved the blue lake legislation, by a 70 to 12 vote. the vote was amazing, and the spread was a surprise to us. because the legislation had been rejected by the senate interior affairs committee, and this was the first time that the senate committee vote, had been overturned by the full senate. now those of you spending time in the senate, it used to be a place of great decorum, i don't know if it still is. but sitting in the u.s. senate gallery, to watch the vote were the pueblo governor, the native peoples, and patterson, ward, and in the gallery the visitors are never supposed to stand up or make noise or supposed to applaud. but we i still cry when i think of this, but they had brought with them to canes, one that president lincoln had given to the thao's pueblo people, and when the president nixon had given them. and both canes, were to honor the thao's people. and they stood up in the senate gallery, and help those two can

edward has too much class and dignity to make light what i was saying but it did kind of freak me out. katheryne rooney vera, johnayfield. katherine, the images we're getting from the sec chief potential candidate, notwithstanding, what he seems to be signaling is that government will probably have a greater role in policing wall street. that there has been enough concern and enough hackles raised that he won't be you know, a distant player. what do you think of that? >> well i think government is effectively managing the economy at this time. we have both fiscal and monetary authorities really juicing the markets and that is nothing new. i would say though from a retail perspective, the mom-and-pops at home, looking at, investing in stocks, what i recommended to them for some time now is to invest in passive funds. so etfs, mutual funds. shorting the market or specific names, very difficult to beat the market. i think a lot of lessons can be learn god this but it doesn't surprise me, neil, we'll have more regulation, bigger government, what i think throughout this pandemic has been a real approach from the gover

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