john wayne came to look at the exhibit? >> yeah. all together?", he says, "no," and moon wouldn't sell it to him, because he knew it was going to be split up. >> according to underwood, the "duke" wasn't the last offer moon received. one was for half-a-million bucks. >> he turned down $500,000? >> yes. >> that sounds perfectly reasonable to american indian historian joe candio. >> the collection certainly is extremely valuable. you're seeing a lot of just pristine, perfect arrowpoints. >> on the low end, these intact arrowheads could run from 5- to 15-bucks apiece. >> as you go back in time, typically an arrowhead becomes more valuable. some of the oldest points, my goodness, i have seen those go anywhere from $500-to-$2,000. >> 5 bucks here, 1,000 bucks there -- the value of the 250,000 arrowheads adds up quickly. do you think it's worth $1 million? >> oh, it's probably worth more than that. >> did moon ever sell any of them? >> no, he wouldn't sell 'em. to him, it was worth more than money, to see you or anyone else come there and

. >>> earlier today, the president attended a private fundraiser when he landed at john wayne airport. he was greeted by large crowd of supporters.>>> i am really proud of him. everything he said he was going to do they were doing.>> president trump is maintaining a busy campaign schedule this week with stops in arizona north carolina and florida. they are scheduled to face off in the final debate on thursday night.>>> joe biden is vastly outspending president trump in television advertising. that is a joe biden has been maintaining a nearly 2-1 advantage. he is also dominating in three critical swing states. michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin where he spent about $53 million to president trump's 17 million over the past month. in pennsylvania, he ran 38 different adds. president trump on the other hand grizzlies got back advertising. battleground states. he has also come back on meds in michigan and wisconsin despite being behind in the polls. >>> a teacher in france beheaded. the terrorism investigation now underway and why 11 people have been arrested. >>> during this year's pro

i wanted to be like john wayne. maybe it was unhealthy. maybe it was maniacal but that's who i was and i was an american. that's very much having grown up in a convoy in this country, having dreams beyond all dreams and believing you could be anything you wanted to be the matter what happened to you. that sustain me, even back then after i was paralyzed i said i want to do something great with my life. i did say those things. >> i want to just interrupt for a second about bulova watch company, that was a program started for the world war ii vets. he built the watchmaking pool in queens. when you're going to john f. kennedy airport you'll go buy some of the buildings there, and eventually they had a basketball team called the boulevard watchmakers. >> i had no idea. >> when you think about it it was one of the first corporate sponsored sports teams, and not that far away there was another company team called the pan am jets and they were mostly -- [inaudible] so anyway, that's the part of the story about try to watchmakers. as you mentioned

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>>wheels down air force one in orange county president trump greeting supporters at john wayne airport before heading to a private fund-raiser with deep pocketed donors. the president's event hosted by tech tycoon palmer luckey where tickets range from $2800 for individuals to 150,004 couples. neighbors eagerly awaiting the president's arrival for him to come into sort of enemy territory in california. >>really which sort of felt abandoned a little bit out here on the left coast. but really the policies that need to change right now her watch or state go down the is really what we're here about mister trump in making a rare visit to church services in las vegas, nevada before his rally in carson city. the president along with many supporters did not wear masks and social distancing was optional despite rising cases of coronavirus. >>the president also weighing in on stimulus talks after house speaker nancy pelosi announced sunday lawmakers and the white house must reach a deal by tuesday. if they want to pass a coronavirus relief bill before election day. across the country. democratic

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you are john wayne gacy.nashville, one city councilwoman suggested citizens who don't wear masks could be charged with attempted murder. >> you know i work for an organization that if they have a virus, then they are tried for murder, or attempted murder if they are not toned. i think there needs to be stronger legislation to say that if you do not wear a mask and you subject exposure of this virus to someone else, then there will be some stronger penalty than there is in other viruses that areen exposed. >> tucker: so you thought you were smiling at someone you love. in fact you were pulling the trigger. see you in jail, miscreant! harsh words. but then science itself it's arch. science has no regard for sentiment of public opinion. science doesn't care about your feelings. science is about facts, data, truth, measurable outcomes. so what is the science on that? as it happens, we have the latest for you to make. and the science comes, interestingly, from the cdc, whose director told you that masksgl were mag

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>>wheels down air force one in orange county president trump greeting supporters at john wayne airport before heading to a private fund-raiser with deep pocketed donors. the president's event hosted by tech tycoon palmer luckey where tickets range from $2800 for individuals to 150,004 couples. neighbors eagerly awaiting the president's arrival for him to come into sort of enemy territory in california. really sort of felt abandoned a little bit out here on the left coast. >>but really the policies that need to change right now her watch or state go down is really what we're here about mister trump in making a rare visit to church services in las vegas, nevada before his rally in carson city. the president along with many supporters did not wear masks and social distancing was optional despite rising cases of coronavirus. >>i'm the president also weighing in on stimulus talks after house speaker nancy pelosi announced sunday lawmakers and the white house must reach a deal by tuesday. if they want to pass a coronavirus relief bill before election day. across the country. democratic nomin

this is when she was writing about john wayne.d we understood early to be characterized by ba naturalty and doubt he suggested another world. one which may or may not have existed ever, but in any case existed no more. and willie, those voters like directors like john ford when they looked at john wayne, will voters when they looked at donald trump may have sensed as joan wrote of wayne, into this mold might be poured the inarticulate longings of a nation, wondering at last at what pass the trail had been lost. you know, picking up on jonathan lemire's theme from last night, willie, donald trump presented himself as the john wayne type figure that could bring america back to that long, forgotten place. and four years ago, he told americans assuredly i alone can fix it. believe me would punctuate every sentence. what do you have to lose he would tell americans, and that is just a message, willie, underlying what lemire had been writing about for a long time, that's a message that doesn't hold the same strength with as many american

dressed better for mark, ron, but you know -- >> you know, hey, i feel like rand stoddard next to john wayne in liberty valence. >> he wears it well, he is looking good. i appreciate you both joining. ron, i will start with you giving you him an edge on his outfit. with 11 days to go, what impact do we see in the changes in the electorate. >> what trump has sentenced the republican party to is getting bigger margins out of smaller groups. he is doubling down on rural whites, whites without a college degree, and evangelical whites. even though they are shrinking. noncollege whites are the best group. declined 2-3 points. going back as far as we can go and stretching forward as far as we can go. and as you pointed out what is significant about it, it's not surprising that it's happening in texas and arizona, and north carolina, where you have explosive growth in the young, nonwhite population. but it's happening even in ohio, and minnesota, and michigan and wisconsin and pennsylvania. and so, it's not to say there's not a path for the president. there's still, in those rust belt states, done,

>>wheels down air force one in orange county president trump greeting supporters at john wayne airport before heading to a private fund-raiser with deep pocketed donors. the president's event hosted by tech tycoon palmer luckey where tickets range from $2800 for individuals to 150,004 couples. neighbors eagerly awaiting the president's arrival for him to come into sort of enemy territory in california. really sort of felt abandoned a little bit out here on the left coast. >>but really the policies that need to change right now her watch or state go down is really what we're here about mister trump in making a rare visit to church services in las vegas, nevada before his rally in carson city. the president along with many supporters did not wear masks and social distancing was optional despite rising cases of coronavirus. >>the president also weighing in on stimulus talks after house speaker nancy pelosi announced sunday lawmakers and the white house must reach a deal by tuesday. if they want to pass a coronavirus relief bill before election day. across the country. democratic nominee j

>>wheels down air force one in orange county president trump greeting supporters at john wayne airport before heading to a private fund-raiser with deep pocketed donors. the president's event hosted by tech tycoon palmer luckey where tickets range from $2800 for individuals to 150,004 couples. neighbors eagerly awaiting the president's arrival for him to come into sort of enemy territory in california. really we sort of felt abandoned a little bit out here on the left coast. >>but really the policies that need to change right now her watch or state go down the is really what we're here about mister trump in making a rare visit to church services in las vegas, nevada before his rally in carson city. the president along with many supporters did not wear masks and social distancing was optional despite rising cases of coronavirus. >>the president also weighing in on stimulus talks after house speaker nancy pelosi announced sunday lawmakers and the white house must reach a deal by tuesday. if they want to pass a coronavirus relief bill before election day. across the country. democratic no

>>wheels down air force one in orange county president trump greeting supporters at john wayne airport before heading to a private fund-raiser with deep pocketed donors. the president's event hosted by tech tycoon palmer luckey where tickets range from $2800 for individuals to 150,004 couples. neighbors eagerly awaiting the president's arrival for him to come into sort of enemy territory in california. really we sort of felt abandoned a little bit out here on the left coast. >>but really the policies that need to change right now her watch or state go down the is really what we're here about mister trump in making a rare visit to church services in las vegas, nevada before his rally in carson city. the president along with many supporters did not wear masks and social distancing was optional despite rising cases of coronavirus. >>the president also weighing in on stimulus talks after house speaker nancy pelosi announced sunday lawmakers and the white house must reach a deal by tuesday. if they want to pass a coronavirus relief bill before election day. across the country. democratic no

the movie was red river with john wayne and montgomery cliff. it had every politically incorrect thing in it. it is sexist and racist. and we had popcorn. each of us. and then we went to the caucus room and the library and we had of southwestern dinner. bought >> our tradition on the court is that the least junior justice would welcome the next incoming justice by arranging a welcoming dinner. and so mine was arranged by sam alito. there was a wonderful dinner. he had a classical guitar player. he was playing spanish music, which i thought was quite beautiful and entertaining. the next year, when elena kagan came aboard i decided to call up one of her friends from harvard and ask them what they thought was her favorite food. the friend reported that her favorite food was chinese. well, i had a problem, which is that justice stevens did not eat chinese food. so i had to devise a menu that would satisfy him and also satisfied her. so i worked very diligently with the caterer to come up with an asian flavored meal that everyone would like. i think

founder serves customers with a 9 millimeter semiautomatic pistol the interior is adorned with john wayne vintage guns and even a crucifix framed by bullets. shooters grill is an open carry restaurant by wait staff and myself we all carry firearms to work and they are loaded they're real we all practice we all train we are efficient with our firearms we pack this safety with them. and i think that it's good for more people to have them because we feel safer this is the safest restaurant the world ever known is always ready in case anything happen and nothing ever has there you go colorado is one of the $32.00 states in the us where citizens have a constitutional right to openly carry a gun which might be a pistol or an automatic assault rifle. to stop a bad guy with a gun you need a good guy with a gun because the criminals have free range they know you have nothing to stop them with they can go in and try to rob you at gun point and you're not going to shoot back because you are a law abiding citizen and you are obeying the government and not carrying your firearm and so they know they c

>>wheels down air force one in orange county president trump greeting supporters at john wayne airport before heading to a private fund-raiser with deep pocketed donors. the president's event hosted by tech tycoon palmer luckey where tickets range from $2800 for individuals to 150,004 couples. neighbors eagerly awaiting the president's arrival for him to come into sort of enemy territory in california. really which sort of felt abandoned a little bit out here on the left coast. >>but really the policies that need to change right now her watch or state go down the is really what we're here about mister trump in making a rare visit to church services in las vegas, nevada before his rally in carson city. the president along with many supporters did not wear masks and social distancing was optional despite rising cases of coronavirus. >>the president also weighing in on stimulus talks after house speaker nancy pelosi announced sunday lawmakers and the white house must reach a deal by tuesday. if they want to pass a coronavirus relief bill before election day. across the country. democratic

. >> reporter: heavy smoke caused the faa to evacuate the control tower at john wayne airport and delay flights. >> reporter: it's not necessarily the power and scope of these wildfires that's the most dangerous element out here. it's clearly the wind that's driving that. in northern california where so much has already burned, power was cut off to around 1 million people in hopes of preventing more devastation. from the winds in the bay area to santa ana in the southland, california is ones again under siege. officials are still trying to determine the cause of this fire but they do say a local power company may have had some downed power lines and that may have been the cause for the blaze. meantime, over the next 12 to 24 hours, we are expecting the wind speeds to decrease a bit. that's giving firefighters exactly what they need over the next day. guys, back to you. >> miguel, thank you. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus. concern over an uptick in cases has the stock market on edge. hospitalizations in the u.s. are up 40% just in the last month and the crisis is especially dir

they're trying to cancel john wayne.in 1970? can you believe that? it's like, yeah, he was born in 1907. that's what these people sounded like. pete: well done. burr made the comments during his opening monologue of last night's saturday night live episode, and those are your headlines. will, it is the comedians oftentimes who are the most outraged by cancel culture if you can't make a joke about something and you're canceled for it, what job do they have. will: bill burr is great. a comedian who often tells the truth. jedediah: and he's a hundred percent right. will: still ahead, biden is ahead of president trump in new polls, prompting our next guest to ask, then why are democrats asking so desperate? charlie hurt breaks down the potential fears next. ♪ it's my 4:10 no-excuses-on- game-day migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose of ubrelvy works fast. it can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours, relieving pain

it reminds me of the courtroom of john wayne gacy, not amy coney barrett.he had the same pictures around the courtroom. these are not her victims. hard to come away visually without thinking that she was threatening these individuals. but that's the disconnect with this aca case. the aca in most likelihood will not be struck down. john roberts and brett kavanaugh are expected by most people to support serverability. what's at issue in that case is whether the individual mandate being found unconstitutional means that the entire act has to be struck down. that's the issue. the individual mandate is already dead. the congress negated the individual mandate. so the core question is not this overriding constitutional issue, it is one that cuts across the ideological spectrum. whether a whole statute should die if a critical part is removed or struck down. justice kavanaugh just handed down a decision where he gave a roaring endorsement of serverability. most people believe they don't have close to the votes to strike down the entire act. >> sandra: really inter

. >> thank you, wayne. john evers. >> that's a really good point that always separated al smith when it came to labor issues is in 1911 there was the famous triangle shirt waist fire factory down in manhattan. and smith was on the commission that was passed by the legislature to study labor law and smith drew closer. he became good friends with francis perkins, snyderman, all the labor advocates at the time and passed in this very chamber the labor laws to regulate fire escapes, health codes, workmans' kpep sags and hand in hand was the advent of civil service. being a tammy man there was rumors he wanted to pack everything with democrats. he used to say, and it became more prevalent towards the end of his gubernatorial career is that the most qualified person should have the job and smith was well-known to have people in his cabinet that were republicans, not enrolled, people with nothing to do with government at all. his highway commissioner was a military engineer who had, i believe, republican affiliations.

i think there is always going to trump, almost a johne embodiment from wayne movie.e just goes out and says we are the united states, we are patriotic, and we do not apologize for that. a lot of americans like that could a lot of nonminorities where tired of being called racist. up in this great country. we have gone to schools with different people from all different ethnicities. we have done sports with them and we have won championships and come together where everybody said, listen, i do not ,ike you, you do not like me you make your block, we will score, and we will win a championship and everyone goes their own way. i think this country needs to emulate a lot of the american asian community where the children are studying so hard and they are taking full advantage of the opportunity. that is what needs to happen. , good morning, david. caller: hello. it is so hard to get on, please, please do not cut me off. i am very angry. over.untry has been taken our education is destroyed. our children are not being taught, nothing but garbage. we have no trade system for

wayne reporting. let's get a check on our forecast now that john traber who standing by john needed that smile yeah does yet because the forecast not a smile worthy, but hey that's ok we do have better stuff around the corner. >>today is just not one of those days that you want to be spending too much time outside as the phone this morning, it's under a layer of haze just as the rest of the bay area is it's not fog, you're looking at its of course wildfire smoke that has really settled down into the region now some of those winds out of the northwest really aided in transporting smoke not just from the glass fire, but also from the august the north complex is even further north in the state. back here into the bay one of the reasons that pretty much all the bay area is under that very pour category this morning. the worst we've seen it in a while now. now he's the conditions will remain into the afternoon as we continue to see this flow of air from the north and west pushing some of that smoke our direction bit of good news around the glass fire this morning in that winds are actually relatively calm in

education at wayne state university where he received a lawelor's degree and a llb degree and was first integrated into white liberal politics in detroit as a staffer for congressman john dingell. viaentree into politics was white liberal establishment. however, he had history like mayor coleman young as being the labor activist. he was a labor attorney and referee for the michigan workers compensation department. that is where he got his start , politics, activism, and because of black labor in , he first was introduced to radical politics. movementell, the labor . pre-existingfrom and continued black nationalism and black radicalism in detroit as well as white liberalism and white radicalism. that is important to note. -- thenot list the long long list of black nationalist organizations in detroit during that time and prior to, but it is important to mention people wright, whiches h the museum is named after. that was a close friend of his. we have the pan-african -- the orthodox church -- the shrine of the black madonna. i was about to get tongue-tied. wayneican new africa, state university, and i could go on and on. i know brother goldberg is going to address some