impact of these 5,300 that julius rosenwald build. he was a friend of booker washington, and booker washington helped him understand for while it was great people to get to tuskegee but thousands of african-americans in these rural never had a first grade, second grade, third grade to get to. and so i'm delighted that this bill on the calendar today. the gentleman for yielding, and as you can tell, passionate about this bill. also live in the area where headquarters nal for sears andro buck exist -- existed at the time, so the name julius rosenwald is should y our country never, ever forget, and we ought to have as many ways of expressing it as we possibly can. thank the gentleman again, and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the yields n from illinois back. the gentleman from arizona reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. wittman: madam speaker, i have no further speakers, and i ield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia yields back his time. the gentl

the most famous example, of course, is julius caesar. and one of the weird things about julius caesar is it's a play that does not tell you who the good guys are and who the bad guys are. if you read the play uncut, you can see plenty of reasons why it's a bad idea for shakespeare, for caesar, excuse me, to become this kind of sole, king-like, monarchical power. but then there's also a lot of arguments in the play for why that's a good idea. you see plenty of arguments for why brutus and the conspirators are doing a bad thing, but then you see a lot of arguments that make you say, yeah, they're kind of good. i remember when i directed the play in central park, a number of years ago, i had a young nephew who was about eight or nine at the time, come to see it. and he asked me at the end, uncle barry, who's the good guy and who's the bad guy? the play doesn't want to come down on either side. and that's what makes shakespeare so useful to politicians. and we know julius caesar was performed many, many times during the revolutionary period.

julius gumpertz was a shoemaker, so he was going out every day to make what little money he could. to put together enough money to pay the rent, which was about $10 at that time. his wife was not earning a paycheck, but she certainly was earning her keep. she was a very hard-working woman. she would have been firing up the coal-burning stove to cook the family dinner every day. she would have been bringing up every single drop of water this family needed, to clean, cook, and bathe, from a spigot in the back yard. so she must have been a very strong woman, to carry up all that water, and all that coal, every single day. not to mention having four children in quick succession. they are both pretty busy and they are both keeping themselves afloat, keeping food on the table. at first, during their lives here, it is a time of relative economic prosperity. people are feeling pretty confident immediately after the american civil war. but all of that changes. and those economic circumstances change drastically until we begin to see a series of panics , which create joblessness, they create

i mentioned julius caesar who, five lines before he's assassinated, he's talking about how he is the immortal caesar on the senate floor. king lear thinking he can divest himself of his land. all these leaders who think because they have the title, they have the power. we see that a lot. any time congress changes hands, you have new chairmen and subcommittee chairmen, and they say, i'm chairman, i can do anything i want. they don't realize all they can do is get a few parking spaces for staff in the senate parking lot, but a lot of that is work. you see that in many cases. in american history, i think you've seen it in the supreme court, the supreme court thinking because it was the supreme court, it could do what it wanted without regard for the source of its power. examples, dread scott where justice tanney thought that he could resolve the issue of slavery just because he wanted to and thought it needed to be done. and bush v. gore where the supreme court decided that it could resolve issues that were not before the court and announced that this was one time only. this was not a p

at one point julius gumpertz gets up, has his breakfast, goes to work and never returns again. so effectively abandoning his family or otherwise never appearing, we don't know, leaving natalie to support her children alone. natalie gumpertz is in a tough spot. she's all alone with children to raise and no paycheck coming in anymore. she is left with a few options. she can go to public assistance. more likely she would have turned immediately to her community, which is a close-knit community of immigrants who rely on each other during difficult times. she probably would have asked for help from john and caroline schneider who were also german-speaking immigrants who ran the saloon on the ground floor of this building, schneider's saloon. ultimately natalie sets herself up in business. she sets herself up as a seamstre seamstress. she is making individual things for clients. this is before a large scale growth. pretty soon, natalie was making as much fun in those days, so her daughter grows up and lives a life of her own in the new york city. by the time natalie moves on from 45

at one point, julius gets up, 1874, gets up, has breakfast, goes to work, and never returns again. he's effectively abandoning his family or otherwise disappearing, we don't know. leaving natalie alone with small children to raise and no source of income. natalie is in a pretty tough spot. she's all on her own with small children to raise. and no paycheck coming in any more. so she is left with a few options. she can go to public assistance. there are a few forms of rudimentary public assistance available in those days, more likely she would have turned to her community, a close knit community of immigrants who rely on each other during difficult times. she probably would have asked for help from john and caroline schneider who were also german speaker immigrants who ran the saloon on the ground floor of this building, schneider's saloon, ultimately, natalie survived by setting herself up in business. she sets herself up as a seam stress. she's making individual garments for clients one by one, this is before the days of large scale clothing factories. we begin to see that a few de

it's really innocent it's like the clock seems to be running down pretty quickly when it comes to julius anjan appeared in a pardon for him with president trump what we've seen is that he has pardoned friends he's looking to pardon family there's a list of people that have been acknowledged that are probably going to be pardoned within the next few days julio's dollars doesn't necessarily reach the ticker tape of that list i think that for some people you know the argument is why why why now why would he move these people up. looking at the fact that he's really pardoning friends and family people been a part of the trump organization things like that what can be said from advocates of julia songes to the president specifically in trying to move the needle forward on this considering time is running so short right now. well jillian assigned exposed the deep state present sharpest looking up against the street humorous times like i said earlier there is no better way to stand up to be corrupt establishment and these are these which are the democratic establishment is well it's hard it is

in a solid earth near savannah democratic activists julius hall is volunteering to convince voters to cast their ballots. voter turnout might decide this runoff especially among african-americans you know on. campus and they are trying to get there by the get out and vote. we got you on our list as a democrat we've been behind so long. in this country. and so when you get a sense of you're own the raz and things are happening where we're there is some inclusion and then you get a clown that takes office for 4 years which is donald trump now we get rid of him and we feel like we can start over again. pressure is mounting on john ourself in the final days of his campaign but his supporters keep dreaming of his victory. and back with all of our salat in the studio he's in washington oliver you were down there in georgia we just saw you met the candidate you met a supporter but george a very republican state but a weeks ago to this election how are also of chances looking. well william it looks like a very close election perhaps of the likes of the presidential election or even closer but

kohl ofth us, david julius baer.'s talk about the immediate response we will get from governments, and how you think we are potential he going to see markets reacting to all of this. yields are starting to come down here in europe. seeing the german bund yield come down relatively sharply this week, despite the fact that we do have the longer-term trajectory and more positive news coming with the vaccine. do you think we should be seeing a kind of retracing down to the levels we saw in march in terms of some of that we are seeing from financial markets? or do you think the market will continue to look through what is happening in the here and now? if we would see such sharp corrections, i would probably be only buy side. i think this is pretty unlikely. one is the mechanics of how it works, so a sharp recovery, that is one thing. the other one is that the sectors which are affected in the areas which are affected, it is mostly employment. it is not so much output. these areas are not so much represented on equity mar

there are the classical histories which tell how julius ceasar loses power and how brutus and mark anthony contend for it. there are the great tragedies that tell the stories of hamlet, mcbeth, and leer. each a king or prince who loses power. taking this all in, i wondered whether shakespeare can teach something to those who work in and around congress. after all, shakespeare was one of our greatest thinkers. when he talks about politics, we may want to pay close attention. i submit that there is indeed much that shakespeare can teach us. but first, i want to whet your appetite with a mystery. why is the greatest shakespeare library in the world, the folger, located not in london or stratford, but if washington, d.c.? it is essentially on the capitol hill campus. if you came over from the house side, you may have walked right past it. so two questions. why is the folger library here? second, why does it matter? why is it important that the world's greatest shakespeare library is in washington, d.c.? and i should note the wonderful shakespeare theater downtown. why does it matter that shake

. >> what is julius pringles working with from the neck down? do i need to know this? no, i don't. i'm willing to give $10,000 to feeding america if pringles answers my question. the ball is in your court, guys. the choice is yours. do the right pring here. >> now, we've been able to learn because pringles finally responded to his pressing question and revealed what julius pringles' full body looks like. the company revealed this video. the moment john oliver and "last night" have been waiting for. and we're donating one dollar to feeding america which happens to be $10,000. well, that's fun. there you go. learn something new every day. he looks a little bit too much like the buckeyes mascot. my director is correct. >>> still ahead here, u.s. authorization for coronavirus vaccine nears agency the fda review suggests it's even more effective than first thought. "way too early" coming right back. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slu

marshall nuremburg for breaking the genetic code, julius axelrod for his work on the central nervoustem, christian won a chemistry prize for work on a media acids, and carleton isolated a virus fatal among natives of new guinea. as reflected in his work, international health has become an area of importance for the ph, fs1 with notable exceptions. the cdc, for instance, provided leadership for the global camp and it resulted in the conquest of smallpox. in 1967, surgeon general william stewart had pledged ph as personal to the world health organization campaign against smallpox. more than 300 physicians, scientists, and public health workers led by the cdc's doctor d. a henderson went all of the globe to fight the battle. and they won. by 1977, smallpox had been eradicated throughout the world. in the 1960s, reorganization brought new programs to the phs fold. one of the most significant was the food and drug administration, which had been an independent agency sends its exception. its original responsibility was for the protection of the american consumer against adulterated or misl

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langevin will vote yes on ssage of h.r. 3250, julius rosenwald and rosenwald schools act of 2020. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by mr. lipinski of illinois, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that mr. lipinski will vote yes on h.r. 3250. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from kansas seek recognition? ms. davids: as the member designated by ms. axne, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house ms. axne will vote aye on h.r. 3250. as the member designated by mr. kim, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that mr. kim will vote aye. as the member designated by mr. cleaver, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that mr. cleaver will vote aye on h.r. 3250. as the member designated by mr. defazio pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote aye on h.r. 3250. as the member designated by by ms. hail and, puncht to h. res. 965, i inform the house that ms. haaland will vote aye on h.r. 3250. the speaker pro tempore

an actor himself, tennon appreciates the depths davis can go in her work. >> julius tennon: this woman'ss showing me a fat suit. she's going, "honey! my fat suit!" she's excited about the transformation. i mean, that's the epitome of an actor who really wants to disappear. and viola disappears when she's working. there's a few other small changes in there. >> wertheim: together, they run juvee productions, which pushes projects the studios might otherwise ignore. the latest movie in their pipeline? it's about a real-life all- female army in west africa. tell me about "the woman king." ( laughter ) >> tennon: oh, man. >> davis: whooo, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo! ( laughs ) i always wanted a black female "braveheart." this is it. >> wertheim: the movie is set to start filming next year. this performer, who toiled for decades, waiting for hollywood to catch up to her talent, is now calling the shots. how do you take the measure of this journey you've been on? >> davis: i have to say, two things. number one, i always have to tell myself that i'm not poor anymore, that i'm not that girl any

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. >> in a suburb, new savannah, democratic activists julius is volunteering to convince voters to cast their ballots. voter turnout might decide this runoff, especially among african-americans. >> how are you doing? trying to get everyone to get out and vote. we got you on our list as a democrat. we have been behind so long in this country. and s when you -- get a sense that things are happening where there is some inclusion and then you -- it's for four years. we get rid of him in we feel like we can start over again. ♪ >> pressure is mounting on jon ossoff in the final days of his campaign. but his supporters keep dreaming of his victory. william: back in the studio. he is in washington. you were down in georgia. you met his supporters, georgia a very republican state. how are osoff's chances looking? oliver: well, william, it looks like a very close election perhaps of the likes of the presidential election or even closer, but there's certainly something that has changed since november and that is donald trump of course lost the presidential election and wh that, also, he lost a lot

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. >> reporter: during a sermon he drew a parallel to julius caesar. >> that's what caesar ultimately wanted, he wanted to be worshipped. but only god can be worshipped and only god is worthy of our praise. >> reporter: he did not respond to request for an interview. this video is from tonight's service the church streamed on youtube. worshipping with him tonight was tim glass. >> each and every person here not just the senior pastor but each and every single person here says, hey, this is important enough to me and my faith and to go out and to know, hey, i don't think there's a risk here. >> reporter: glass said he wanted to show support for pastor mcclur even though glass says he's holding his service in a tent outside his church. as chapel members come out of service tonight this is just the latest that has been hosted by this church in defiance of santa clara health orders. according to one of cavalry chapel's assistant pastors as of last week the church has racked up about $800,000 in defiance of administrative health orders. she says churches should be considered essential busi

to be with him we will take you to it now next a leaked tape reveals that julius son should tried to warn all of limit widespread internet releases of u.s. information back in 2011 the tapes been revealed in by conservative investigative project veritas own the recording the sounds allegedly speaks to an attorney at the state department. we have intelligence that scene state department database. $70200.00 cables including the classified cables that is. being. spread around. to the degree that. we believe we've got the next few days. become public and. some possibility to stop. well on the tape are son said that classified cables have been stolen by former wiki leaks colleagues were being quote spread around the internet the wiki leaks founder expressed concerns over possible danger to u.s. government employees further he suggested authorities covertly remove the files from the internet and indeed even offered to help track them down but all that said it appears that officials failed to take action on the information that he provided of course is a pin well publicized cable gate the l

issued to lists of pardons but despite calls from rights activist defenders of freedom of speech like julius and weird snowden left off at the same time the outgoing u.s. president has raised concerns on the united nations by giving clemency to 4 former contractors of the black water private military company they were jailed for their involvement in the mass killing of civilians in iraq people in that country have condemned the decision was the government. the ministry believes that this decision did not take into account the seriousness of the crime committed and was inconsistent with the u.s. administration's declared commitment to the values of human rights justice and the rule of law and regrettably ignores the dignity of the victims and the feelings and rights of their relatives because the courts of the infamous blackwater company killed citizens a nice to a square and today we hear they've been released on the personal orders of president trump it's like the u.s. doesn't care for spilled iraqi blood so we call on the united nations the international community and human rights organiza

than have for the sun confirming to this channel the authenticity of a recently revealed julius sanish tape in the audio the whistleblower tried to warn u.s. authorities of widespread internet releases of american classified information as far back as 2011 that appears than in stark contrast to u.s. claims that disarms wanted to endanger american lives after some told us the audio should be a game changer in terms of the u.s. bid to extradite a sandwich this evidence that you heard and i can confirm that this is authentic is not new to the courts in the u.k. transcript of for this conversation was presented to the court in september well this should have a tremendous weight because it's basically the argument that is in the narrative for the justice department in their indictment and try to use it to get a measured a lovely u.k. you know talking about irresponsible behavior and putting lives at risk following these revelations more than 400000 people around the world already signed a petition calling on the u.s. officials to drop charges against the songe politicians and activists then

in a suburban use of than a democratic activist julius hall is volunteering to convince voters to cast their ballots. voter turnout might decide this runoff especially among african-americans you know and we have cameras and they're trying to get there by the get out and vote. we got you on the list as a democrat we've been behind so long. in this country. and so when you get a sense of you're own the raz and things are happening where we are there is some inclusion and then you get the clown that takes office for 40 years which is donald trump now we get rid of him and we feel like we can over again. pressure is mounting on john also if in the final days of his campaign but his supporters keep dreaming of his victory. and back with all of our salat in the studio he's in washington all over you were down there in georgia we just saw you met the candidate you met his supporters but george a very republican state but a weeks ago to this election how are also of chances looking. well william it looks like a very close election perhaps of the likes of the presidential election or even clos

teddy cañon julius, looking for new sites where he can plant seeds balls to grow large numbers of newtrees are focused with all of the seed for work that we're doing well is specifically on restoring, degraded areas that are degraded because of human activity. if no one else is going in to restore and replant, where some of those trees have been cut down, their urgency that we're seeing from all of these byproducts of deforestation, garbage ation, the flood, the drought, you know, we wait 50 years for it to solve its own problem that might be too long. today, teddy has been dropping bagfuls of c boss. the seed is tucked inside a pallet composed of compressed charcoal dust and some nutrients are often distributed in areas where trees have been cut down, illegally. teddy and his colleagues, house and car start founded, the company that makes the seed balls these trees are all their fish. is your idea? this is the other fever. are you so parts of it? my yellowish thorns off the style shards having dolls that yes, this is the same, a sailor fever on the stuff and all over sadly for those

in a suburban new savannah democratic activists julius hall is volunteering to convince voters to cast their ballots. voter turnout might decide this runoff especially among african-americans you know on. campus and they are trying to get there by the get out and vote. we got you on our list as a democrat we've been behind so long. in this country. and so when you get a sense of you're own the raz and things are happening where we are there is some inclusion and then you get a clown that takes office for 4 years which is donald trump now we get rid of him and we feel like we can over again. the pressure is mounting on john also if in the final days of his campaign but his supporters keep dreaming of his victory. and back with all of our solid in the studio he's in washington all over you were down there in georgia we just saw you met the candidate you met a supporters but george a very republican state but a week to go to this election how are also its chances looking. well william it looks like a very close election perhaps of the likes of the presidential election or even closer but

totally goes against the narrative in the indictment and to totally goes to show that we can lose and julius all that the a being very responsive. u.s. government bodies are expressing alarm reporting a large scale hacking campaign affecting their networks the u.s. energy department however said that a cyber breach targeting it did not impact the country's national security and was limited to business networks only it was just the latest federal agency to confirm it was attacked systems at the commerce department and treasury department were also breached over the weekend hackers are believed to have infiltrated the software of a technology company solar winds compromising a network safety tool the media has been crying foul pinning the blame on russian hackers despite the f.b.i. still tracking those responsible and an absence of official findings. still to come the president of france is the latest leader in europe to test positive for the coronavirus details after a short break to start international. universe we are in the. information crisis. that is the reality of the. galaxy or. is the

reported julius l. deli joins me now julia give us some perspective here how worrying are these latest numbers. they're definitely concerning just even if especially if we consider that there are measures in place to try to contain the spread of the virus and just yesterday the head of germany's disease control agency said the situation is worrying we could even see a spiraling of of cases again going into exponential growth. the virus is widespread across the country and what is most worrying is that we see an increase in cases in older age group these are the groups that are at higher risk from cold 19 and that's why we've seen an increase in intensive care beds and in deaths recently and even if we compare germany to other countries for example the us which is not seen as a beacon of. responsibility in dealing with the pandemic and not a successful example necessarily we see that the incidence of call in 19 in the u.s. is at $63.00 cases per 100000 inhabitants over 7 days in germany that number stand

for what 4 or 500 days now having committed no crime except the main myna myna bail in for it will julius and is actually served his bail infringement liberates a ruling expected on a journey for 2021 but hasn't his own lawyer edward fitzgerald says that. trump if trump is reelected it will be worse for julian a songe and famously of course. people around biden are connected to a scientist former lawyer mark clooney and a prominent democrat party liberals. yes of course if trump had been re-elected it would have been worse for everyone in the world but that doesn't make biden a good candidate biden is a dyed in the wool were among grading servant of the oligarchy that rules the united states american will continue to be so for however long he remains president of the united states he's not to be trusted on anything do you think joe biden is going to move the american embassy back to tell the v.a. are you kidding he's made it quite clear that he's the staunchest zionist friend of . of israel that could possibly be in office so he i hope that he and kids start a happy sleeping in that caugh

give justice to julius on ships he so wishes but as something that. maybe one would claim a lot of his reporters would claim supporters would claim that he's a victim of this pandemic but. i look at it in a very different way i look at what's happened all across the western world particularly in the united states because of the lack of government support for working people here and one of the conclusions drawn is that a lot of working people it least in the industrialized western world are just simply not necessary for the elites they just don't really. matter for you the unfortunate thing for these are leaves of these people still have their vote to ok because that's where they become a tree they make trouble they make trouble with breaks that they make trouble of voting for trump well whatever happened to the voting in 20160 others but my point in saying this here is that when you bail out the richest people in the world because a stock market is crashing but you it's a 2nd partner george and i in the gaggle of talk to many many times about the inde

in a suburban new savannah democratic activists julius hall is volunteering to convince voters to casttheir ballots. voter turnout might decide this runoff especially among african-americans so you dylan. thomas and they are trying to get there by the get out and vote. we got you on the list as a democrat we've been behind so long in this country. and so when you get a sense of you were on the raw as and things are happening where we are there is some inclusion and then you get a. clown that takes office for 4 years which is donald trump now we get rid of him and we feel like we can over again. the pressure is mounting on john also if in the final days of his campaign but his supporters keep dreaming of his victory. and back with all of our salat in the studio he's in washington oliver you were down there in georgia we just saw you met the candidate you met a supporters but george a very republican state but a weeks ago to this election how are also of chances looking. well william it looks like a very close election perhaps of the likes of the presidential election or even closer but

dr julius shah is a psychologist at university college london in england. she is also the author of an intriguing book the memory illusion. every time you remember something you activate that memory network in the brain you're actually evil to change it slightly so next time you recall it you're only recalling the last time you recall it and over time those changes can compound and you can end up very far from the original version of your memories and you might believe it wholeheartedly full of confidence and while it's not true. elizabeth phelps is kali neuroscientist joseph made a video illustrating phelps's idea that our forever changing memory is forever. that's a terrible war hero going on a 100 city tour describing all the great things that happened during the battle and the story gets more and more heroic as you go from city one to city 100 so by the end it sounds so good to leave. us broadcaster brian williams and hillary clinton both falsely recalled being under gunfire in conflict with foreign countries. where they deliberately exaggerating or jus

teddy cañon julius, looking for new sites where he can, plant seeds, falls to grow large numbers of newtrees are focused with all of the seed of all work that we're doing now is specifically on restoring, degraded areas that are degraded because of human activity. if no one else is going into a store and replant, where some of those trees have been cut down, their urgency that we're seeing from all of these by products of deforestation dietician, the flood the drought, you know, we wait 50 years for it to solve its own problem that might be too long. today, teddy has been dropping bagfuls of seed balls. the seed is tucked inside a pellet composed of compressed charcoal dust, and some nutrients are often distributed in areas where trees have been cut down, illegally. teddy and his colleagues house entire stock founded the company that makes the seed balls history says, or call their case, your idea, this is the other flavor. are you so parts of amarillo starnes off? the child starts having dolls that yes, this is a stream of sailor fever on the stuff and all over. sadly for it there's a

marked by deep concerns a new lockdown in germany isn't a matter of if but rather when did i use julius how delhi is following the story for us hi julie a let's talk about these numbers nearly 30000 new cases and 598 people have died in one day why are these numbers continuing to rise. well the lockdown that we've seen in place in germany over the last 6 weeks a partial lockdown appears not to have worked it was meant to bring down cases significantly before the christmas period so that some restrictions could be loosened then people could enjoy the festivities with a bit more freedom but it clearly didn't go far enough in bringing them down the numbers are actually going up again now we've seen in other countries in europe for example ireland that stricter lockdown for a limited period of time was able to do just that to bring the numbers down and stop the virus and its tracks here in germany when the decision was taken. over 6 weeks ago there was no political consensus between the federal government and the state governments to tougher lockdown and that's how we saw the compromise of

the framers were quite familiar with and julius caesar and original the last 2000 years seizing power for a republic and made it quite clear there would be civilian control of the military. >> your career had some interesting intersections. specifically, you mentioned in the video when you are clerking you had a chance to clerk for arguably one of the great legal minds and influencers in the country thurgood marshall could you share about that experience? >> everybody knows thurgood marshall they had a civics class as the architect and winning lawyer in the school desegregation place it cases in the fifties. the 20 year campaign organized by justice marshall and and his colleagues and there was a great accomplishment with the up until his career through he went up on the court was spent defending blacks accused of rape or murder usually a white victim and a black defendant in the deep south. and he took his life in his hands almost every time going from new york to defend those cases his life was threatened and almost lost more than one occasion he was about to be lynched when the she

. >> i'm thinking fidel castro, julius caesar, that was not an american president giving an acceptance speech. >> tammy: tonight as we speak, the same people you just saw are now switchingg gears. instead of attacking and investigating and probing come of the media is now attempting to shield joe biden from any and all negative attention. for example, you won't likely hear any coverage of biden's constant confusion like yesterday when joe called his running mate kamala harris the "president-elect." >> clearly and unambiguously urge to take the vaccine once it's available. i took it to instill public confidence in the vaccine. president-elect harris took hers today for the same reason. >> tammy: while joe is measuring the drapes for his provincial elect kamala harris, the fight for presidential integrity, asking thes. supreme court, absentee votes that did not follow the states own rules and that there are enough examples to make trump the winner of the badger state. on capitol hill, missouri senator josh hawley plans to object to the electoral college results, citing major irregulariti

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. >> and thinking v dell castro, julius caesar, that was not an american president giving an acceptance speech. >> tonight, as we speak, the same people you just saw are no switching gears instead of attacking and investigating and probing, the media is now attempting to shield joe biden from any and all negative attention perry for example, he won't likely hear any coverage of his near constant confusion like yesterday when joe called his running mate kamala harris the president-elect. watch the spirit. >> the president will clearly hurt all americans to take the vaccine once it's available. i took it to a vote of public confidence in the. president-elect harris took her today for the same reason for it . >> while he joe is measuring th drapes for his president-elect kamala harris, the fight for integrity does continue. the term campaign is asking the u.s. supreme court to weigh in on the election a case out of wisconsin in this case lawyers for the president say the state counted absentee votes they did not follow the states own rules. in that there are enough examples to make trump t

he drew a parallel to julius caeser. >> he wanted to worship but only god can be worshipped and onlyhy of our praise. >> reporter: wore shipping with him was ted glass. >> each and every person here, not just the senior pastor but each and every single person says this is important enough to me and my fais and to go out and know, hey, i don't think there's a risk. >> reporter: glass says he wanted to show support even though glass is holding his services in a tent outside his church. as church members come out of services tonight this is the latest hosted by the church in defiance of health orders. according to one of the assistant pastors as of last week the church racked up about $800,000 in administrative fines for defying health orders. an attorney representing cavalry chapel says churches should be considered essential businesses. >> you have churches in tier one completely banned but you have a lot of others allowed to remain open. that is discrimination. >> reporter: gathering in large groups especially indoors and without wearing masks. >> we cannot emphasize enough this is a

the joke was about how it was a leap year, and leap year had been started by julius cesar to correctnd another thing that happened with cesar was that he was stabbed to death by a bunch of senators because he went crazy. and i said, that's an interesting thing that could happen. [ laughter ] and i just did it again, which i'm realizing in the moment, i just told it again. i got in -- a lot of like magazines that i don't think existed before, like patriotic magazines that just suddenly were on twitter, you know? just like "bald eagle monthly," like, this is an outrage! [ laughter ] what also happened is there's a service that operates for the president, and there's secret. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] >> they're a secret service. and they -- >> jimmy: how do you know about them? [ laughter ] >> they -- because they investigated me. and i guess they opened a file on me because of the joke. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i have to say, there was a -- am i stoked there's a file open on me? absolutely. [ laughter ] did i enjoy it in the moment? not so much. but the person vetting me said -- was very

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like julius ceasar, he is attempting to lead an insurrection against democracy, ironically, he considered invoking the insurrection act in the wake of george floyd. he deployed officers in riot gear with no identifiable markings to police demonstrations in the capitol. he has no issue using the military to clear his aims. he used the military to clear a path outside the white house so he could hold a photo op. if he will use the military for things with no consequence, why wouldn't he use it to stay in power? if you read the manual how to do a coup, this is the stuff you will be doing. holding meetings with supporters and officials who are egging you on and telling you it can be done. coups get real when legal and political options are exhausted. trump is running out of options. he is considering a coup and he has 30 days left to execute one. so no more blind quotes, no more silence, now is the time to speak out against a man who is attempting to dismantle democracy to stay in power. you can't sort of be on the right side or sort of be on the wrong side of that. and it doesn't make you a

i can't wait for it to begin julius evans will be in there. we will give you live coverage once that happens in about 50 minutes from now. thank you james, all right these are the stories that make you smile on a christmas eve. thank you very much well. >>6 '09 is the time. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, a 100 people in oakland will now have a place to call home, thanks to a city led effort. we'll have details on that. >>coming up after the break and the fda is placing limits on who can donate convalescent plasma to help covid-19 patients. the move that's expected to impact local blood donation centers. and it is a clear one for the golden gate bridge with no fog out there right now, but we are seeing fog suffer some of our interior areas. >>likes a and contra costa counties so watch your travel this early christmas eve morning. i've got your forecast for the holidays still to come. >>all right we're following the latest with santa just checking of the latest norad tracker you see it on your screen, it looks like he just left toky