john john kerry has prepared life sacrificing to practice in his own garden. alongside his miss and maize crops he now also keeps a fruit or change. the name of another. mean i realize that an orchard is one of the many sources of income generation for me that . they were before i started this i used to only grow maize and vegetables. that i later grew to appreciate the orchard would be different trees naresh the soil and i'm spoilt for choice. because a some fruit trees are growing others are already bearing fruit. but if there would be somewhere that i gotta. janji sells his priests in neighboring villages and that ensures him an income even during the coronavirus crisis. so they're a side soccer riot is happy with the orchards abundance because it's also important for the whole area. there's a devon stock burrs. mountains and it is when they share the border we saw. that also visits. communities where the forests and also they also come into orchards where they could actually get some food since all feed on falls so by. different authors they also supply fo

you saw a lot of books was for president bush or for john kerry against president bush against john kerrykerry is a liar. back and forth back and forth. there is no middle ground. in the senate, that will be more polarized. he knew was on his own. how you bridge the divide. not just culturally, with abortion, guns and god whatnots. just people looking at two different worlds. her tooth different americans. barack obama: think you're absolutely right that the political language that we use politically is is more than just polarized. it's poisonous. can't watch most of these cable news shows. whether yelling at each other. ha, what are you talking about spring. [applause]. i confronted that in my own campaign. i was running against a gentleman who was claimed that jesus christ would not vote for me. [laughter]. my response was, and wanted to know, because in a direct line to jesus christ, i had far more important questions to ask him. [laughter]. [applause]. but there is this/and burn, take no prisoners anything goes politics. i just think is so corrosive to our democracy. by the way, i thi

officer and senior investigator for the son of portal ations committee former the one and only john kerry dr john thank you for joining us my pleasure thanks for having me so john 1st off i just want to ask what is your take on the validity of this latest story coming out of the intelligence community about the russian g.r.u. putting up money for killing u.s. soldiers and the like and donald trump's apparent inaction on these accusations what's your opinion in looking at all this i don't think there's much validity to this at all for several reasons and you've already pointed out the important ones 1st of all we have to look at the source of the information it appears that the source of the information is a prisoner who is being interrogated either by a cia officer or by its socom officer so we have someone who's under duress likely telling his interrogator what he thinks the interrogator wants to hear and that's why we don't have corroborating evidence we know the ideas that the cia has in interrogations we know the practices in which the cia engages in interrogations and so we know that we can'

john quincy addles, john adams son was secretary of state. this might be good news for hillary clinton today but remember john kerry didn't quite prevail. john marshal is john adams ally but he's also the the new incoming chief justice. and for a month he -- what happens if the deadline goes on and on and on and come inauguration day they're still deadlocked? well, here's one possibility. maybe there's this anonymous newspaper essay that kpz out maybe the person should occupy the white house in that circumstance is none other than the secretary of state john marshal. so john marshal is even mentioned as one of the possible people trying to sort of nose himself into this really complicated situation. but right as adam's administration is ending, yes, john marshal is both the secretary of state and the new incoming chief justice. >> one point very important to emphasis down there is adams nominates marshal and gets confirmed in late january, 1801, becomes chief justice in 1801. and john marshal himself has a lame duck appointment by the outgoing john adams confirmed by the outgoing senate. >> so he learns that john adams finds a way to con

was a secretary of state, john's adams son was a secretary of state and we are not done yet, that might be good news for hillary clinton, but john kerry did not quite prevail. johnmarshall is the ally, and he is the new incoming chief justice. for a month, he holds two positions. one other wrinkle, there's all these conspiracy theories, so what happens if it goes on and on, and come inauguration day there, still deadlock? well, here's one possibility. maybe, there's actually the synonymous i say that comes out, but maybe the person who should occupy that white house is none other than the secretary of state john, marshall. so jon marshall as ivan mentioned as one of the possible people trying to nose himself into this really complicated situation, but jon marshall is both the secretary of state and the new incoming chief justice. >> it's very important to emphasize that adams now adams nominates marshal and late january, 1801. he becomes chief justice in february 1801. that is in the midst of the presidential chaos, and john marshall himself was a lame duck appointment by the outgoing president, john adams. >> so, he has a new majority in congress but he learns

john edwards in 2004, and he just seemed completely out of sync with john kerry. you want to avoid a situation like that. >> having spent time on the back of a bus with john mccain andarah palin, i co-sign everything elise jordan just said elise and eddie, thanks for spending time with us. "deadline: white house" with sarah cooper is coming up. astat, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, live

john is it out of line to call out people like duckworth or john mccain or max clearly and i remember he was a kerry surrogate and i remember criticizing him they're injured war heroes they are they untouchable i don't think so i mean look i would kick this off with tucker . or in the 1st place was she just out now to lie about president trump's speech at mt rushmore she said he was lionizing confederate you know dead confederate traitors he didn't say a word about it and then you know this whole thing. went ramped up when he attacked her for saying we should change the names of military bases in the south and and take down statues look. i think that's a completely fair part of the of the debate about statues in the south and the civil war and whether or not we should have these things up some people think they should go down others and so should stay up i think it's entirely. you know within bounds for tougher tucker to criticize her about that and i don't think it it is should be her right or the right of the media to say she's immune from criticism because she was injured while a soldier in iraq yeah i agree with you 100 percent and and kudos to talker now you brought up the coverage of the speech let's pick up on on that and you know we played some of that in the appetizer as well but your former colleague over at fox great you wait on it you tweeted it out so let's watch his guys talking about her dead traitors president shall never mention any did confederate and those headlines you mention from those newspapers were unbelievably misleading and some of the other headlines that i saw were even worse in those and in fact i as i'm following this over the weekend i don't think i've ever seen such dishonest and biased coverage of any event i couldn't agree with him more. a jot i know you can feel the same way well i was absolutely startled to see the headlines in the l.a. times the washington post's new york times and in c.n.n. covering trump speech and it was if they were on another planet listening to another person give another speech it had no bearing whatsoever to what he actually said and look this was one of those occasions where done trump had it excellent speech written for him by his speechwriters he recognized it was good and he stuck to the script there weren't any extemporaneous comments there wasn't any wandering off the script he read it as it was written and it was really quite inspiring and you could. just see. the new york times washington post the only time c.n.n. saying well we can't have this we're going to we're going to mischaracterize this and tell people he said something he did and they all did it it was astonishing to read the papers. because it was saturday morning but it may have been sunday but by the time they got all ginned up yeah absolutely ari i want to move on to the cancel culture which it seems only applies to conservatives with you know past blackface users like jimmy kimmel jimmy fallon howard stern they all get a pass but now we have a letter signed by 100 liberals including j.k. rowling new york times editor barry weiss noam chomsky and here's some of what the letter said institutional leaders in a spirit of panic damage control are delivering hasty and disproportionate punishments instead of considered reforms we are already paying the price in greater risk aversion among writers artists and journalists who fear for their livelihoods if they depart from this consensus or even lack sufficient zeal in agreement 1st are you surprised at this letter and secondly what they're describing is accurate and it is so dangerous. look it goes way beyond these are prominent people j.k. rowling is virtually a billionaire or maybe she is a billionaire noam chomsky very famous for his of far left stance on everything and they feel threatened because they're not sufficiently woke enough or in case a j.k. rowling she dared to say a woman is a woman and a man isn't a woman this this is outrageous but it is worse than that because this council culture is reaching down into the society to completely anonymous normal citizens who may say something that gets recorded or they may tweet something or they may post something on facebook and and this cancel culture is getting them fired and ruining their lives the best example of it and i know you know about it is the washington post going after a completely anonymous woman who attended a party 2 years ago and wore black face and they brought it up again and when she told her boss the washington post would be calling she was fired on the spot that this is outrageous that they're doing this to not only famous people famous people you know are subject to criticism all the time it's it goes of being famous but just ordinary citizens who are not public figures it's outrageous it is john it too short great to see you well do it again thank you so much my friend all right thank you steve. all right folks the new york times synonymous with media bias in the minds of many but has that bias gotten worse is that even possible in the culture suite reports scardino use that line up weigh in don't go away. so we have inherited a brain constantly comparing itself to others. for a monkey we just benefit with it compares itself to others and it seems that it's weaker when it doesn't reach for the banana because it's afraid of getting it it seems that it's stronger sara tone in his release and it goes for it and it feels good so we feel patterns when we're young of comparing ourselves to others and making decisions about when you feel one and when we feel one down and it's easy to feel one down all the time if you're in need to think that way and then you end up with this one is all the time and that's the root of depression. the past 3 presidential election cycles demonstrate vo

things but they remind me of a joke about john kerry when he was a senator from massachusetts which was the most dangerous place to be in washington was between johnon camera and boy, did these guys like to make a splash and get attention. obviously, what they're doing is not helpful for republicans apse efforts to win back the house. the republicans are way behind on fund-raising. there is only a handful, 10 or so democratic districts right now where republicans look like they have a shot. they need almost twice that to get the job done. to win back the house. i think a lot of this is a reflection of republican frustrations with the fact that their fortunes in november look weak for winning back the house and the guys in the freedom caucus see this as an opportunity to try to gain more power inside the conference by picking on cheney. >> melissa: if you don't like the phrase establishment, would you agree that she's a never trumper? if you look cheney-bush, there is mitt romney, there are a group of folks who don't like president trump and maybe it helps him to -- >> do you think -- do you think that -- that she's not going to vote -- do you thin

john kerry replaced their campaign managers. that was in a pre-election year, though. this is pretty deep in the campaign to be making a change of this magnitude. >> we're glad you finally got to john us, john. thank you so much. thank you, amanda. we safe. both of you. >>> now i want to bring in dr. jonathan reiner, he's the director of the catheterization program at george washington university. dr. reiner, always a pleasure. thank you, sir. in the middle of this deadly pandemic, the white house continues to attack our top infectious disease expert. this is what dr. fauci said in a new interview. published in instyle.com. >> it's pretty tough to walk a tightrope while trying to get your message out and people are trying to pit you against the president. this virus is killing hundreds of americans a day and dr. fauci is dealing with this nonsense? >> it's a terrible distraction. you know, what we need now is leadership. so we haven't had leadership from the political sphere in washington now for a long time. and that left us with the task force. but then the task force was sidelined. and now dr. fauci, who is really the only member of the task force who doesn't believe in spin, wh