jones' conduct. around jo saw something el-- revenge from the left for jones' alliance with trump. >> my own view is that it has the fingerprints of an organize. attack within two years of trump's election, he faces an onslaught of lawsuits from all across thee country like the kinad never faced before. and he is completely removed from almost every social media platform. and his voice is csored or silenced, it'sn unprecedented attack on any individual that i've ever witnessed. >> narrator: by 2020, alex jones was exploiting another national tragedy... the coronavirus pandemic. >> gbalists inside our government to create the fea and allow the nation to never re-open. this is a chi-comm globalistme bioweapot to shut down our economy. >> narrator: fear, economic collapse, partisan division... >> crowd chanting): u.s.a.! >> narrator: and he was still in lockstep with the president. >> the democratic party, the bera, are cheering thi virus. >> now the democrats are politicizing the coronavirus,u ow that,

. >> roger delivers legitimacy to alex jones, and jones delivers to trump a disaffected voter. >> narrator: and the president of the united states. >> i will not let you down. >> now those ideas, which used to be on the fringe, are in the mainstream. >> coniratorial thinking is a feature of this president. >> narrator: now on frontline, "united states of conspiracy". >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pb station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public badcasting. major support is provided by the john d. and catherine t.r macartundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peacefulorld. more information e ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwid at fordfoundation.org. addition support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the park foundation, dedicated to hghtening public awaress of critical issues. mily trust.d helen glessner supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and spires. and by the frontline journalism fund, anth major support from jo j

a liberal fantasy is what doug jones believes in. he believes in funding planned parenthood but defunding the police. folks, we can't make it. outcould not make it with a great law enforcement. it is time we have a senator who represents alabama values, not new york values. values.ago not liberal democratic values. we need a senator that believes in our values. it is our mission, our movement, our moment to reclaim alabama senate seat from biden, schumer, and pelosi and put it firmly back in the conservative column. in that effort begins right here, right now. and tonight. want to thank all of you for coming tonight. this has not been a great night for me or my family, this has been a great night for alabama and united states of america. i would to thank everybody here for your support. we have a hard road ahead in the next three months. i am telling you, i had not taken any days off in the last 480 and i'm not taking them off now. so i want to say this, god bless all of you. god bless sweet home alabama. the united states of america

in doug jones' alabama, the rule of law is mob rule. think about that. is not law enforcement, it is mob rule. in doug jones' alabama, politically correct is the name of the game. i'm so sick of that. i'm sick of it. [applause] doug jones' alabama is not a conservative state that we love and embrace and defend. it is a liberal fantasy, a little fantasy is what doug jones believes endured -- believes in. he believes in funding planned parenthood but defunding the police. we cannot make it with out our law enforcement. senator whoe have a represents alabama values, not new york values, not chicago values, not liberal democratic values. we need a senator that believes in our values. it is our mission, our movement, our moment to reclaim alabama senate seat from joe biden, and schumer and pelosi, and put it back in the conservative column. that effort, begins right now, and tonight. [applause] i want to thank all of you for coming tonight. this has been a great night for me or my family, this has been a great night for alabama and the united states of americ

>>> my name is julius jones. i've been incarcerated for the last 18 years. >> the victim was suburban, white, gunned down by an african-american male. >> he deserves the death penalty. >> my brother is innocent. >> these people set me up. >> julius was not a choir boy. >> the gunman was wearing a red bandanna. the police never tested for dna. >> there was a fear at that time of dangerous young, black youth. >> the only way you're going to stop crime is to start punishing people who commit it. >> this young man has never been given a fair chance. >> i'm a dead man, breathing right now. but there is hope. ♪ >> i would have never thought i was going to prison. let alone to death row. it'll be 21 years here in the next 30 days or so. i've been here longer than i was ever even alive free. i wrote a poem about that, actually. "what i miss." snatching that catch. hitting that three as the crowd goes wild. what i miss the most, making another smile. it hurts when you can't grant that to your mom in a while. to be the fou

claims. >> that's what alex jones does.the world he lives in. it's the world in which there is no true and false. where anything can be believed, except the official account of anything. >> buying this product. >> all these lies have proven to be a lucrative business for jones. >> introducing cell force. >> this stuff is incredible. >> available at info-war store.com. >> i just can't express how serious the situation is. >> and part of the way he's been able to do that is by continually scaring his audience into telling them that disaster is approaching. and then, selling them products to mitigate that disaster. >> if you don't buy the products, we will not be able to fund this operation. >> his online store sells everything, from freeze dryers to survival gear. >> we have the full my patriot supply. this stuff kills the whole sars/corona family, at pointblank range. >> most recently, the fda ordered jones to stop selling fake cures for covid-19. >> it kills every virus. >> there's money to be made in this. >> i only promot

>> we love you, alex jones. >> for what some are calling the info wars presidency. >> alex jones, henice guy actually. >> they are even getting our gods -- >> you may remember alex jones for spreading the most gross lie. >> sandyhook is the most synthetic lie, manufactured. >> since saying that the murder of the first graders and faculty was a hoax. he has been ordered to pay at lead $100,000 in legal fees. >> i thought everything was staged. >> in a deposition he said that a former psychosis made him believe this. >> that's what alex jones does. the world he lives in. there is no true of false where anything can be believed except the official account of anything. >> buying product -- >> all the lies have proven to be a lucrative business for journalism. >> introducing -- >> this stuff is incredible. >> available at info wars store.com. >> i want just can't express how serious the situation is. >> and part of the way he has been able to do that is by continually scaring his audience in to telling them that disaster is approaching and then selling them products to mitigate the disast

that is true of every person, clinton v jones. why not the same here. >> the hypothetical you gave proves the point. by the time you were to prepare, review, analyze the requests in these three cases today shows the burdensome nature and to require the president of the united states as you raised in your opinion in clinton versus jones that burden is being met by us being here but to require the president to have to respond to each and every state district attorney -- >> hire a lawyer to list what the burdens are. that wouldn't take a lot of time and he wouldn't be burdened because you say what the burdens are and if you are right you win that case. they are saying the other side, no burdens here and you say there are. let them figure it out. >> doing that establishes a problem with an analysis of case-by-case analysis. in this subpoena found on page 118 and 19 of the petition is a list of documents that are extensive. you have to meet with the president of the united states. imagine for a moment, you said let's assume the preside

jones., third, i'd say, if -- if that's really the concern, i think it's wrong to think that even a categorical rule here would provide comfort to a distractable president like that. so, for example, nobody suggests here that we should be barred from continuing to investigate his, the president's, prior colleagues. so, if we now gather documents from them that reflect past communications with him while he was ceo, are we then supposed to be stopped because it could create a fear in him that the investigation of others might lead him to be accused of something someday? again, my point is that this speculative mental distress standard is not an appropriate basis to draw a constitutional bright line. that's why the case-specific approach is more appropriate. justice kagan: and -- and speculative mental distress -- how about if they really mean political undermining? dunne: well, i mean, if -- that -- that's beyond the ken of our office, your honor, and -- and as, again, the district court found

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and my dear friend leslie jones will be here and i can't wait to see her and get her perspective. but first, and this might be crazy, i'm going to try and actually do a monologue. >> seth: before i start tonight, you might be thinking, seth looks old. and i want you to know, it's not just because the news is aging me, which it is. an hd camera yesterday, and let me tell you, the camera adds ten pounds, the hd camera adds ten years. i really miss how the ipad i was using gave me that soft, barbara walters focus. and look, i'm not saying i'm as respected as barbara walters, i'm saying i should be i'm sorry. i'm just angry, because barbara called me a few years ago and i thought it was to be on her "10 most fascinating people" special. but instead, it was for a special called 10 people you'd be fine next to you at a dinner party, but who aren't going to blow you away. let's get to the news. president trump yesterday delivered an address from the rose garden about the ongoing protests against police violence, specifically obama's address. "now go get him. president trump yesterday, de

doug jones does not need to be our voice in washington. doug jones seeks to have chuck schumer be the majority leader in the united states senate. he wishes to see the policies of nancy pelosi prevail over conservative alabama principles. it is an extraordinary thing, he has used the platform of alabama voters to advance a liberal, democratic agenda too long. that must end. the stakes are high. this party politics in the senate is of tremendous importance, as most of you know, as a result of the fact that every committee is chaired by the party that has the majority in the congress. so my view about things at this point in history is that the political parties have not been sufficiently sensitive to, understanding of, and responsive to the legitimate wishes of the american people. i have come to that belief both -- more strongly in recent years. it's really why i chose to make this race. i thought i might have the ability to contribute in some way to the future of our country, in that the republican party has the greatest opportunity to bu

. >> i would like to introduce mister rodney jones from pittsburgh, pennsylvania, who serves as ceo of east liberty health center, prepares underserved populations in the area. mister jones will share the work the east liberty health center is doing, patients stay safe, and also discussed the threat the pandemic has to the overall health and well-being served by the health center. stay at home orders and social distancing requirements caused many older adults, people with underlying health conditions to fear leaving their home for the care they need.

powerful democrat from georgia, democrat vernon jones whether his own democrat disband, change its name because it is associated historically with bigotry and confederacy. watch this. >> join me with others. challenge the democrat party to have at their national convention the number one platform issue that they will disband and change the democratic party. it would no longer be called the democratic party. why? because it is associated with racism, bigotry and the confederacy. elizabeth: welcome rnc committee woman for california, harmeet dhillon. welcome back. those are tough words from vern i don't know jones. that is a tough reaction. he is a democrat. not voting for joe biden. what do you say. >> it is long overdue for these democrats what the democratic party is leading them towards is absolute destruction of our country. democrats are as interested in the safety and security of their

. >> i want to bring in georgia state representative, vernon jones. he's a democrat but he's supporting president trump's re-election campaign. mr. jones, thanks for your time, sir. >> thank you so much. >> president trump, as you know, has made the military central to his campaign, central to his presidency. but this is an issue that involves the safety of u.s. troops. president trump said there he did not raise it in that phone call with vladimir putin, said he hasn't raised it with him. also once again casting doubt on the u.s. intelligence community. explain why americans should feel confident giving him another term as commander in chief. >> first of all, this is a president -- this president, president trump, is about results. he's been tough on foreign countries, making sure they fair their fair share. at the same time, he's dealt with unfair trades that wasn't fair from the beginning and as it relates to the military, my dad is a world war ii veteran, four brothers served in the military. he's strong on defense, giving the military the tools a

eddie jones i exactly.iejones i think is seeing every player individually but almost seeing it as being two types of player. young players such as ben earl, who is 21 or 22, he needs regular gametime in the premiership to prove himself as an international player and he has already gone on loa n to player and he has already gone on loan to bristol, and another who is looking to play for england one day ina similar looking to play for england one day in a similar boat. but someone would jamie george nearing the age of 30 a summer jamie george nearing the age of 30 a summer story for farrell, they know their game and bodies. and eddie jones is basically going to say if he gets them into camp and they look fit and fresh, he is going to pick them. and in a perverse way dropping down to the second—tier could really benefit these guys. they are not going to play attritional weekend week out rugby, it is when to be a 12 month season. this premiership resumes in august and then restarts the new season in november. i

rebekah jones built florida's coronavirus data portal, but she says she was fired by the state of florida on may 18th after refusing to manipulate data to make it seem as if certain florida counties had met the criteria to reopen. she has been tracking the coronavirus data in florida on her own since then, and in a recent article about florida's coronavirus data problem, she wrote "data is only as trusted as its keeper." and joining us now is the keeper of florida data, rebekah jones, the former manager of data and surveillance for covid-19 at the florida department of health. thank you very much for joining us again tonight, rebekah. what is the situation with the state of florida's publicly available data? is it still as flawed, to put it mildly, as it was when you were fired? >> it's much, much worse than it was when i was fired unfortunately. they've dumped antigen tests into the percent positivity but not separated them. they restricted some data. they haven't added anything new, at least not from the department of health, so things unfortunately have only gotten worse. >> so is the

that's what i took clinton v jones to be saying. that's the kind of thing the president has to come in and show, a case specific argument about burden on the president. are you making that kind of argument at all? >> yes and no. not if what you mean by burden is just compiling and delivering to the documents to the house. but if you mean undermining and harassing the president. >> harassing and undermining the president, the point of some of those suits is to harass and undermine the president and the court let them go. they let them proceed. it said the only thing we are going to be concerned about is if you come into us and say, in defending those suits, you will be prevented from performing the responsibilities that we, the nation, need you to perform. are you making an argument of that kind? >> yes, in the courts below when the house goes to the limit of its there, it says probably it could not draw the blood of the president or read his diary. the powers they are seeking in the burden they will impose in the aggregate on the pr

as the legend tells us, on the day congress laid down guidelines, jones was named commander of the newly ship. stars & stripes had not been seen beyond the country shores a giant of a man went down in history aboard the good ship ranger he made his way to france. gaveommissioners in paris the stars and stripes a chance salutench gave the first our flag was recognized seeing one more round downhip that never went the greatest one of all with guns that would never fall no ordinary seaman claimed such victories in our early history partiesl jones me the ranger went down in history for john paul jones and his great ship that never went down ♪ designast the permanent was set. then a new problem arose in 1777. and kentucky were added. the old flag no longer work. that brought up a debate over what should be done to keep the american flag up to date. years, there might be as many as 20 states. the banner would become a streamer that would go on and on. at last, under pressure to get onto more important business, the problem was postponed as the house voted to have the flag of the united states

me parties the ranger went down in history for john paul jones and his great ship that never went down last the permanent design was set. then a new problem arose in 1777. vermont and kentucky were added. the old flag no longer work. that brought up a debate over what should be done to keep the american flag up to date. within 15 years, there might be as many as 20 states. the banner would become a streamer that would go on and on. at last, under pressure to get onto more important business, the problem was postponed as the house voted to have the flag of the united states 15 stripes with the union of 15 stars. in its earliest years, the stars and stripes floated over a few merchant vessels. most americans never even saw it. then as now the world was dominated by superpowers. the u.s. was not one of them. it was just a fledgling nation, not strong at all. it took powers like england and france and as they straggled for supremacy, america and her ships were caught in the middle. it's commerce preyed upon. so as the 19th century don, america found herself engaged in yet another struggle

senator jones, it's good to see you. me just start with sort of a big picture question here for you. you're going to have to, in order to win re-election, you're going have to win the support of voters who vote for donald trump and doug jones. make your case to that voter. >> well, my case is to the people of alabama, regardless of who they're going to vote for for president. i think, chuck, you interviewed me. we talked in 2017. i said then i was going to focus on alabama and the kitchen table issues of jobs, economy, health care. and we have done just that. 17 bipartisan bills, been named one of the most bipartisan senators in the senate. we have gotten things done for the people of alabama. and that's what folks are looking at. especially in this time of crisis that we're facing in alabama and across this country. that's where i think people are going to look, and they're going to judge the senate race independently from anything else. >> you know, it seems to me, i'm curious what lessons you took from the runoff. my

finally on july 6, jones who had 16 months in his sentence for a third dui was released. he describes finding out about the outbreak inside the state prison from his wife. >> you had no idea there was an outbreak? >> no. when they started bringing people in there like bringing people in there putting red tape on the benches and red tape on the floor. >> reporter: the latest numbers are grim with,3 inmes e or wit >> i w wn there i had this mask here. when i got released, i got into r and r, they gave me this to put on. >> now the california department of correction says they are supplying weekly sanitation supplies and ppe to all inmates. as to hand sanitizer refills, that's upon request. >> reporter: jones revealing prison staff masking the lack of sanitation. >> the auditor coming, they got the tape, the phones and everything but when they leave, it's back to normal. >> reporter: in a statement the department of corrections said to abc 7 news, sangui quentin h implemented modified programming where dining, phone calls, and showers are allowing for proper disinfecting bet

close. >> what about john jones?absolutely not. >> wasn't possible? >> no. >> reporter: for tandy, it always was nick, and only nick, in the frame for the crime. police would continue investigating, but by day two pressure seemed to be mounting for a quick resolution. >> even the next morning, the chief of police there in potsdam indicated to another investigator that they had a pretty hot suspect, and that they were lining up whatever evidence they could to try to make an arrest. >> reporter: that conversation was recorded by the potsdam p.d., a routine procedure for calls in an out of the department. >> we got a 12-year-old that's lost his life. we got to lock somebody up. >> and we have a strong suspect at this point. um, and uh, we're just trying to get all of the ammunition against him at this point we can. >> reporter: so 24 hours after the murder, lt. mark murray, working his first homicide as lead investigator, went to observe nick on the sideline at clarkson's soccer game against suny-potsdam. remember, poli

also tonight, senator doug jones who spoke with dr. anthony fauci today and he will give us his reaction to intelligence reports that vladimir putins has been paying to have american soldiers killed in afghanistan. he will join us later in this hour and react to the fact, the public fact that donald trump has done nothing about the reports that putin is killing american soldiers, and donald trump aparentally intends to do absolutely nothing about it. she won a pulitzer prize from "the new york times," and her name never appears in the stories that won the pulitzer prize for explanatory reporting, because mary trump secretly supplied years of donald trump's tax returns that became the basis of "the new york times" 2018 reporting on how president trump and his father accumulated wealth. the short explanation for trump business practices is "cheating as a way of life." that's how mary trump describeso her uncle donald trump and her grandfather, fred trump, sr., in her new book. "too much and never enough, how my family created the world's

jones won. he will be the most vulnerable democratic running for re-election to the senate this november. jeff sessions, four terms as a u.s. senator in alabama, but he goes into this as the underdog today. we can show you why. in the preliminary, where they pick the top two candidates, sessions actually was in second place behind tuberville. tuberville did lead sessions in the preliminary. polls have shown tuberville ahead in this thing. the president the big x factor. alabama a state trump won by 28 points. trump personally invested int j his former attorney general. there have been a few primaries where the president endorsed one candidate and republican voters chose another. this would be a very extreme example of that if sessions were to win. the other one we're keeping an eye on is in texas. you have m.j. hhegar and royce west. the interesting thing is in texas, at the presidential level, trump versus biden, we've seen polling to show this a very incredible race in texas. biden with a chan

jones. >> chairman collins, ranking member casey and members of the committee thank you for this opportunity to testify before you today. i am ceo of east liberty family health center center which is a federally qualified health center located in the east end of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. federally qualified health center us or fqhc argument health centers in which the mission is to enhance primary care services as underserved urban and rural communities. they provide services to all persons regardless of the ability to pay and charter services on a sliding ski feel that is based on family size and income. they service a safety net for patients who are uninsured, underinsured and underserved. health centers are safely come inspect their newly 1400 across the country that approximate 120,000 services every site and underserved communities across the country. each of them health consider -- encompasses 69 zip codes it has has a population of over 11,000 patients which you'll approximate 40,000

van jones, dr.a man or the, a friend and then for john lewis after the tragic events of 1968 it was left to him to continue to try to spread the message, march but be peaceful, march but do not choose violence, but please march. >> yeah. you know, he actually inherited two mantles. i think he was aware of one, dr. king killed in '68 but also bobby kennedy. he was a part of bobby kennedy's campaign and trying to keep the alive to coin a phrase and to move it forward. one thing to point out is this idea of a pilgrimage, a final pilgrimage, i'm not sure the viewers know. every single year he would go back to selma and reenact what happened and talk to people and used that opportunity to go to the bridge that build bridges. he always brought republicans with him. he always brought people who had been opponents with him and they had to absorb that john lewis magic and that spirit of reconciliation and then he would go back and try to change laws. so this idea of him being on this final pilgrimage going p

doug jones is the best candidate.tom my tubervil tuberville, there is really no comparison. >> the democrats in your state came out of the gate playing to refer to college football a smash mouth today with this tweet. senator jones, that's of course incumbent senator doug jones who has his very senate seat that was once jeff sessions, he has it in the special he won against roy moore. just got justice for four little girls murdered by the klan. tommy tuberville got a one-game suspension when one of his players raped a girl. collects millions of dollars in pension money from hard working alabama and bilked investors based on their trust in investment. doug is going to run through you. i guess the question is doug jones has been written off by a lot of the national media in an environment that is getting increasingly, you know, contested in all kinds of places. i know it is your job to say doug jones has a chance. but make the case for why he does. >> well, it's simple. we got the best candidate. and we have already see

that's what i took clinton b jones to be sane. that's the kind of thing a president has to come in and show a case specific argument about burden on the president, are you making that kind of argument at all. >> yes and no, my burden is compiling and delivering the documents of house, yes you mean by burden is what i think lynn b jones, which is harassing and undermining the president, exactly the subpoenas -- >> you not undermining the president, the point of those is presumably to harass and undermine the president, the court let them go, let them proceed, and said the only thing that we are going to be concerned about is if you come into us and say in defending those suits, you will be prevented from performing the responsibilities that we the nation needed to perform, are you making an argument of that kind? >> yes when the house was pressed in the limit, is that the probably it cannot draw the blood of the president or believe in teenage diaries, how is it seeking and will reshape and transform the balance of the separation o

news live from berlin monica jones is up next with g.w. bush news to the real she'll be run through. the debris of the. night in germany live. at any time any place using news media in the bellows yeah i don't like the car song to sing along to. come from super. for. interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive learn german to free for you. the u.s. marks a record surgeon new coronavirus infections but hopes for a vaccine boost investor sentiment we go to new york for the latest also coming up after weeks of lockdown european cross border commuters cherish the regained freedom of movement. and the coronavirus pandemic is making an already diet food situation worse cubans increasingly rely on the whole globe. monica jones and this is a huge business welcome and was dancing in the united states where stocks rose on news that the 1st of 4 experimental kogut 9000 vaccines being tested by pfizer and its german part now by own take a showing encouraging results the company said they tested 45 people with the know a medium dose and

jones. third, that is a concern i think it's wrong to say the categorical rule would provide comfort to distractible president like that, for example, nobody suggest that we should be barred from continuing to investigate the president's prior colleagues, if we gather documents from them that reflect past communications with him while he was ceo, we supposed to be stopped because it could create a fear that the investigation of others might lead him to be accused of something someday, my point is that the speculative stress standard is not appropriate basis for bright line. that's were the case specific approach is more appropriate. >> speculative mental distress how does that mean political undermining. >> that's beyond the can of our office and again, the district court found there was no bad faith intended by virtue of our subpoena, 30 been determined that there is no intent to undermine. i don't know how a court can evaluate that and i'm not sure that would be appropriate. >> mr. secular

it's pauline neville—jones, baroness neville—jones, who is a former diplomat and a former minister and chair of thejoint intelligence committee. hello. and we'll speak to author, journalist and expert misha glenny. hello, misha. hello. he was the author of mcmafia, which was then turned into a super—glitzy tv show. press any number. what number? any number, mama. the year i was born. nothing's happening. now press zero. siren blares. misha, before we talk about the serious stuff, the showbiz stuff, the tv show is fiction but your book is actual fact, isn't it? that's right, yes. mine was a nonfiction book and then transformed into a fabulous drama by hossein amini, the writer, and james watkins, the director. now, baroness neville—jones, i mean this in the nicest way, but you've been in this world for a few decades now. did the stuff that came out today about what russia's been doing surprise you in any way or did you just think, oh, here they go again! more here they go again. however, i think that anybody who is engaged in that kind of work would have known there was a threat, and th

bad as we thought it would be when the dow jones was down to 18,000.d as they thought they would be. we are getting a lot better medicine, the diseases are less, the deaths are less than we thought. that market has popped up saying that this would just be a blip in the economy. it's not going to be a permanent damage done to the economy. i think the dow jones is telling us we don't have nearly the serious problem while the politicians are talking about. we don't. we can make it through this fairly easily, as long as the politicians don't mess it up. that is again why i recommended the payroll tax waiver. to get those jobs right back into place, so the economy catches up with what the dow jones thinks it will be and what it should be. >> harris: well, for political purposes and for our hearts, we hope that you are right about the covid-19 situation and that the current spikes can get under control. politically it is the number one thing according to fox news polling and others for voters this season, as well. art laffer, it's always good seeing you. >>

paul jones has a thing called just capital. larry fink is on the train.ing people have been that way and saying we need multi-stakeholder capitalism. just shareholder only is not working. the rich-poor gap is getting too wide it is leaving people behind. there is a rise in esg funds. almost every fund wants to be an esg fund. i think biden will be moving towards wall street. wall street was already moving there. that is not a concern for the market as much as the tax code. reporter: i want to go back for a second because you were talking about the sky high tech valuations. what does that mean in terms of how you are investing? said inend of mine markets like this you want to be on the airplane but in the seat closest to the exit. the reality is i missed this tech move. at least i was smart enough to not keep fighting it, but i have not been participating. i've got a lot of friends that are making more money than i am these days. i have a whole bunch of gold and bitcoin. that is also participating in this liquidity driven bubble. there will be longer term

jones, would you briefly comment on it as well? my time is about up, but please tell me what you think? >> sure. transparency is only part of it. it's under the broad umbrella of socioeconomic status. as i mentioned before, this pandemic has served as a flashpoint, but the bigger picture is, we have to get fundamentally into the situation that why is there disparity and it all has to do with education, neighborhood, housing, social reported access to health care. the broader picture is we need to take care of this pandemic, it needs to be a federal global approach. once we get on the other side of this, we need to peel it all the way back and get to the root of what the issues are. again, it's about people not having equity and equality in accessing jobs, education, and health care. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, senator. senator jones. >> thank you, madam chairman, and thank you ranking member casey for holding this really important hearing. this is especially i think significant in all of our states but i have been acutely a

correspondent dorian jones welcome dorian i did today's case attracted much attention. well among human rights defenders both local and international yes they were out in force a pivotal case for human rights in turkey along with critics of the government but mainstream media which is pretty much under control of the president heard one and his government paid attention to this focusing more on earth one speech today we've made some powerful statements and also the jamal khashoggi case drew a lot of attention given the fact that the government is strongly backing it but in social media which many of the opposition do get the news as one of much of the young social media was burning with that there was outrage over the conviction of and this is another attempt to silence human rights defenders and it really does illustrate that turkey is a proud 2 parallel worlds exist those supporting the government who get one view of what's going in turkey and opponents and critics who get another in this case is just further polarizes divide in turkey critics of the case was politica

sandra jones is in command.she is a pastor's wife, with the voice of a four-star general. >> sandra jones: take his number. we'll find a way to deliver to him. >> alfonsi: jones keeps the cars moving, and the water coming. each family is allowed four cases of water. on this day, they gave away 36,000 bottles. it just strikes me... it's been five years and you're still doing this. >> jones: five years. and-- and the thing about it is it's not lightening up. i could see it if it was lightening up. but it isn't. >> alfonsi: it is not. the state stopped giving away bottled water two years ago, because it said the water is safe. sandra jones relies on donations of water. what's it been like? >> larry marshall: it's been kind of hard. >> alfonsi: larry marshall was second in line. the widowed father of four got here at 5:00 a.m. he's been waiting five hours for water. >> marshall: water should be a basic necessity that-- we shouldn't have to wait or stand in this is not a third world country. but we're living like one

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jones is not favored to win. if we find ourselves in a cataclysmic proportion, you might see this race actually become more competitive, even though it is in alabama, it's in a state the president will win by double digits.at one of the interesting things wo have seen over the last couple weeks is as least one outside republican group has reserved se millions in dollars for advertising in fall in alabama which shows even republicans are not taking this race for convic granted. you want to talk aboutwill wave. when republicans are not win a absolutely convinced that they s will be able to win a state election in alabama, you're looking at potentially a pretty big night forgu democrats. >> take us up to maine. >> so in maine, we have one of the premier on the map. republican susan collins is a he stalwart in the united states senate. really crafting an image built as a middle of the road, moderate republican member of the united states senate. that's been her calling card for as long as she has been in thatt chambe

nia-malika henderson and van jones are still with us. nia-malika henderson, congressman clay spoke of the example that john lewis was, that he was living history. he will stop at the place where he made his last public appearance, what has become a gathering place here, steps from the white house. blake lives matter painted in the streets. it's now become known as black lives plaza -- black lives matter plaza here in washington, d.c., steps from lafayette park where the president of the united states and his deputies had that crowd dispersed and steps more now from the white house. it is interesting, if you study the history john lewis, when he was young and he was the youngest speaker in the march on washington he was known as a bit more radical and aggressive and over time dr. king and others told him to -- to tone it down a bit. what was most remarkable in washington whenever you met congressman lewis was just how peaceful he was, what a calming presence he was. how he were take your hand and ask you how you were doing. there is a les

he's making his return to the ring to take on roy jones jr.y-per-view and triller. and on august 9th, you can check out "tyson vs. jaws: rumble on the reef" as part of discovery channel's shark week. here's mike tyson! >>> man it has been a while since the first time i told you i saw you was at my high school in socrates. >> it was like a golden glove or something.castore sold you a pair of boxing shoes mike tyson got his boxing shoes from montanas. it was the coolest thing ever and now here you are, mike tyson is back. iron mike. >> yeah, i'm so happy. it's going to be so awesome. i'm so happy to be coming to the ring and facing roy jones. it's going to be awesome and i'm launching being a prototype of it, i'm launching my "legends only league. leagues from all over -- i don't care pool shark, all the ex-legends who want to play and still able to play and still beautiful, like myself, they can come with us, call me. like before i was saying we have metta world peace, one on one and have wayne gretsky go up against the guy one on one >> that's

jones now running for a full term.ones is the most easily, by far the most vulnerable democrat running for the senate re-election in the senate in 2020. let's put in some perspective here. the scale of the challenge for doug jones. so check this out. these are the past three presidential elections in alabama. the result here, republicans winning them all. not just winning them all, winning them all overwhelmingly by more than 20 points in each of the past three elections. it goes back further than that. here's one way of looking at it. how many times in the last decade has there been an incumbent senator running for re-election in a state that last three elections had voted for the other party's candidate by this kind of landslide, by at least 0 points or the last three elections. in the last decade, there's exactly one. i can show it to you. it was this race. right here. 2012. in massachusetts. does this sound familiar? scott brown. had won a special election in 2010 in a state that had overwhelmingly been voting demo

jones, mr. jones. >> i'd much rather have a president like president trump. >> with regards to russia specifically here, the president of the united states despite a mountain of evidence and solid reporting on this idea that bounties are being offered on american soldiers in afghanistan, why not bring it up on the phone at least? >> well, first of all -- >> not just that phone call, why not address it with vladimir putin at all if he is in fact so hard on russia? >> first of all, where is the mountain of evidence that it was said? whereof the mountain of evidence in the russian collusion, the russian hoax. there's a lot of misinformation, erroneous information, outright lies. you know it, i know it and the american people know it. this president is solid. he is not wasting his time. he is focused. and russia knows that this president, president trump, is not playing around. he is not the lamb of the previous administrations. so i feel comfortable, the american people feel comfortable. now, the l