i made that kool—aid, that hurts, that hurts. i made that kool—aid, that hurts, that hurts.ing to kill us and you are going to bring the virus you but am i going to risk my family to help others? what are my responsibility? day 100 of the coronavirus crisis and it's the day that we started to liberate ourselves from this disease, the day we move forward. a lifeline for people out of work and businesses that have been closed for months. after three months of lockdown new york is finally entered phase one reopening and it's a huge landmark for the city as it continues to recover from the peak of the coronavirus pandemic. it means that retailers can finally open the doors, even if it is just the kerb—side and in—store pick—up. sal and damien are trying to adjust to the new realities of running their business. it's scary. normally on a saturday and sunday we are crazy busy. and as you can see, this is the new norm. and i'm not sure how we are going to survive an 80% drop in sales when we are paying 100% on everything else. how's it going guys? be safe. be safe. i have two mortga

. >> you believe that bryce and drink the kool-aid? >> he's not drinking the kool-aid.made the kool-aid. >> are you guys willing to fracture your family because you disagree about politics? >> what you can do to repair a divided family. speak of the argument got ugly. >> there was a brawl. >> another the election is over, we are still not on speaking terms. >> just because i voted for a person, that's a reason not to talk to me? >> politicians come and go. daughters and dads, you get one each. this isn't about policy, it's about family. ♪ >> let's do it. >>

. >> you believe that bryce and drink the kool-aid? >> he's not drinking the kool-aid.made the kool-aid. >> are you guys willing to fracture your family because you disagree about politics? >> what you can do to repair a divided family. speak of the argument got ugly. >> there was a brawl. >> another the election is over, we are still not on speaking terms. >> just because i voted for a person, that's a reason not to talk to me? >> politicians come and go. daughters and dads, you get one each. this isn't about policy, it's about family. ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody.

the expression drinking the kool aid comes from this grievous atrocity. >>it was just vicious the reverend jim jones expanded the peoples temple into both san francisco and l a in the 70's. >>he was seen to be both magnetic and down to earth to his one-time followers. he was just plain old gm. >>that talked about our responsibility to society and how we needed to work together and order to create a a perfect utopias his message of social equality took root among black and brown communities. >>and with their help he became a powerful figure in california politics known for helping leaders like the late mayor george moscone e get elected the governor. >>jerry brown which show up when joan had need of and he had a way of. >>bringing in the votes but stories of abuse began to surface discipline went from talking to people when they did something wrong to then becoming physical to the point that it became like the teens, a combination of negative press attention and drug fueled paranoia drove jones to establish a colony in the latin american country of guyana.

the expression drinking the kool aid comes from this grievous atrocity. >>it was just vicious the reverend jim jones expanded the peoples temple into both san francisco and l a in the 70's. >>he was seen to be both magnetic and down to earth to his one-time followers. he was just plain old gm. >>that talked about our responsibility to society and how we needed to work together and order to create a a perfect utopias his message of social equality took root among black and brown communities. >>and with their help he became a powerful figure in california politics known for helping leaders like the late mayor george moscone e get elected the governor. >>jerry brown which show up when joan had need of and he had a way of. >>bringing in the votes but stories of abuse began to surface discipline went from talking to people when they did something wrong to then becoming physical to the point that it became like the teens. >>a combination of negative press attention and drug fueled paranoia drove jones to establish a colony in the latin american country of guyan

computer generated model tracks the kools of the $1343.00 tsunami it gives an idea of what could be in store for naples. but all this all the in time you know the give or take under 30 minutes for the tsunami to reach the gulf of naples from stromboli or for the an hour early in. the devastation would be unimaginable committee believe that in buckets the hour when all the boats in the harbor behind me would be hurled onto the streets speak the countless throughout it. the water would gush into the subway and drown all of the passengers. and the busy streets would be submerged. it would be apocalyptic. scene but that's exactly what happened without an early warning system of these. earthquakes landslides volcanic eruptions all of these natural phenomena can triggered tsunamis. research carried out over the last 15 years has provided a better understanding of the threat it's also helped perfect warning systems and better adapt them to the specifics of each risk zone. the technology is most advanced in japan a country at the forefront of tsunami science. research is here feel they know ex

i was "drinking the kool—aid", as the expression goes. i was in my own bubble.care. it was reckless disregard, and dangerous, and it became worse and worse because when i started it wasn't that — i did start from a place of, in 2004, being a fan of celebrities. but, like any addiction, or anything that's bad, you know, it doesn't start full blown right away. it got worse and worse as the years went on. and then eventually, around 2008, i began thisjourney to be a healthier person. and when i became healthier, i started to have different thoughts and i started to think, "is this the right thing to do, how i'm doing things?" but for a period of two years, i was paralysed by fear because by 2008, i was already perez hilton and had been doing things a certain way for four years. i was afraid that everything i'd built would go away. let's be honest, partly the fear was probably that you would undermine your own business. you were making a lot of money. an awful lot of money. that's what i just said. i said everything that i built would go away, and that was scary for

to which president trump accused woodward of drinking the kool—aid.out but we're seen one side really get into it and i think it needs to be explored further. greg, one side getting into it, suggestion that donald trump and may be other republicans haven't? yeah, and the president has a habit of demonstrating a lack of messaging skills to say the least. i'm sort of smiling while i say it but it's an understatement. i think we have to keep a few things in mind. laura brought up a good point. let's have these conversations, let's have them comfortably. i think one of the challenges to the movement over the summer is there was a real aversion on the right and the politically conservative about addressing or speaking about these issues because there were so much risk that you could lose yourjob, lose your position in university. that kind of censorship is really difficult. i think we just have to be careful about groupthink, especially at the universities where conservatives don't feel comfortable about speaking at universities, orthey'rejust not allowed

laws on mars with the elon musk it'll be like jim jones indiana in the have some martian version of kool-aid and then that'll be the end of the earth if he doesn't mention whether or not they're going to have a central bank up there but you know musk space x. has declared mars a free planet and claims their planned colony on the red planet will not recognize earth based laws the claims were spotted buried in starlings beta consumer service terms that was recently sent to customers ahead of the internet rollout dubbed governing laws the section states space-x. will not abide by international laws beyond earth and the moon but instead adopt self-governing principles established on good faith like you don't even have to go to mars to be a martian and human must love colony because the neural link has other projects where they're tapping into your brain with neurons and nodes you can have virtual mars in your head then you could be networked with other people in virtual mars in your head. and you can live on mars in your head you don't actually need to go there they can have probes on mars mappi

to which president trump accused woodward of drinking the kool—aid. think it needs to be explored further. greg, one side getting into it, suggestion that donald trump and may be other republicans haven't? yet, and the president has a habit of demonstrating a lack of messaging skills to say the least it's an understatement. i think we have to keep a few things in mind. laura brought up things in mind. laura brought upa good things in mind. laura brought up a good point. let's have these conversations comfortably. i think one of the challenges to put the movement over the challenges to put the movement overthe summer is challenges to put the movement over the summer is there was a real aversion on the right and the politically conservative about addressing or speaking about addressing or speaking about these issues because there were so much risk that you could lose yourjob, lose your position. that kind of censorship is really difficult. i think we just have to be careful about groupthink, especially at the universities where conservatives don't feel

has he taken international economics kool-aid? timothy: he is an incredible character. a political animal that has been in power for 20 years. he knows how turkey works in terms of the politics. focusing on this empty decision and the focus that -- assumption erdogan is going to allow the new governor to massively hike interest rates. he has done that before, right? , 2006-2007. he always takes it to the edge. and he kind of pulls it back. the bottom line is, they're going to hike today. that is pretty clear. he gets it. he knows if he does not hike, it is a disaster for the lira. the previous governor -- the cover is empty. the only way his interest rates. erdogan in the end gets that. how big of a hike do they need? it needs to be big enough to shore up the currency. the median average is people expecting something like 475 basis once. is that an applicant investors interested? basis 1025 -- we are -- he moves it to 15 and say, well, we are normalizing the rate. i think they will go to 15. i think they will sell it -- try to sell this as a simplification of the regime

congressional black caucus and was held at the capitol center and featured such fantastic people as kool and the gang and gladys knight and the pips was very successful and was really part and parcel of the congressional black caucus being a real power. therefore thousands of objects in the house collection of art and artifacts and these are just a few of them, you can learn a lot more about them on our website which is history.house.gov, but even more importantly than going to the website and finding out about stuff, the thing that i think is important is that these are all objects that really represent this incredibly long history of an incredibly long and important institution and each and every one of these from an object like ron dellums' our congressman that is just text on a background to something that is far grader like a portrait or picture of shirley chisolm on the cover of a magazine, each of these is putting a little bit of a human face on the history of the house of representatives and it makes the institution just that much more accessible to call of us so that we can real

what kool aid are republicans drinking? >> i don't know. respect the president's right to go to court and get things addressed, but even if everything the president suggests happens in terms of investigations, i don't think the results will change. in florida in 20 years ago, 20 years ago, the difference in florida was 537 votes. that what it was. one state, and that made the difference in the electoral college. it's a much higher hurdle for president trump to be able to turn the votes around in so many states that he would have to do it to be able to say he won. i think joe biden is the president-elect. yes, president trump has the right to request a recount. georgia is doing it by law. and others may have to do it because of other races. the only race in the country is not the race for president of the united states. but recounts may happen and should happen, and we should respect the results of those recounts. but i don't see any path to victory that is credible for president trump right now. >> math is math. andy card, grateful for your

the expression drinking the kool aid comes from this grievous atrocity. >>it was just vicious the reverend jim jones expanded the peoples temple into both san francisco and l a in the 70's. >>he was seen to be both magnetic and down to earth to his one-time followers. he was just plain old gm. >>that talked about our responsibility to society and how we needed to work together order to create a a perfect utopias his message of social equality took root among black and brown communities. >>and with their help he became a powerful figure in california politics known for helping leaders like the late mayor george moscone e get elected the governor. >>jerry brown which show up when joan had need of and he had a way of. >>bringing in the votes but stories of abuse began to surface discipline went from talking to people when they did something wrong to then becoming physical to the point that it became like the teens, a combination of negative press attention and drug fueled paranoia drove jones to establish a colony in the latin american country of guyana. >>n

than 900 americans died when people's temple cult leader jim jones ordered his followers to drink kool-aid laced with cyanide following the murder of five people at a nearby airstrip where bay area representative jackie speier barely escaped with her life. tonight's memorial takes place at evergreen cemetery where more than 400 victims are buried and will also be shown online. >>> pg&e is facing a new lawsuit tied to last year's kincade fire in the north bay. sonoma county and towns including healdsburg and windsor are included in the suit which alleges negligence. cal fire determined faulty transmission lines near geyserville sparked it. pg&e says crews inspected the lines multiple times in 2019 adding it has not yet seen cal fire's report. in the meantime pg&e is reportedly issued a final report. a watchdog recently recommended the utility be fined $166 million for widespread outages and in some cases lack of advanced notice. "the press democrat" reports they have six days to respond. >>> time to get a look at the forecast for you. of course we know that rain has been sticking around her

it is-- you're drinking your own kool-aid in a way that i think is troublesome.oe biden is going to have is to figure out how to puncture that, you know, information bubble that-- not just republican officials, but a sizable portion of voters are in right now. >> stephen: that gets you to a question that's buried deep in these pages right here, but it could be the only question i asked you upon. if i only had one question to ask you right now it would be, "what happens now?" what the hell happens now when you have half or 70% of the republicans, so maybe about 40% of the public think that joe biden won by cheating, and they believe that all these fantasies being promulgated about democratic cabals that seem to be pulling the strings in states, democrat or republican, all over the united states. how do you then speak to those people, even if you are someone like joe biden who's capable, believes in a government doing the job to serve the people, and is empathetic to the concerns and needs of the people who didn't vote for him-- and we'll get to eventually. part of

the expression drinking the kool aid comes from this grievous atrocity. >>it was just vicious the reverend jim jones expanded the peoples temple into both san francisco and l a in the 70's. >>he was seen to be both magnetic and down to earth to his one-time followers. he was just plain old gm. >>that talked about our responsibility to society and how we needed to work together order to create a a perfect utopias his message of social equality took root among black and brown communities. >>and with their help he became a powerful figure in california politics known for helping leaders like the late mayor george moscone e get elected the governor. >>jerry brown which show up when joan had need of and he had a way of. >>bringing in the votes but stories of abuse began to surface discipline went from talking to people when they did something wrong to then becoming physical to the point that it became like the teens, a combination of negative press attention and drug fueled paranoia. >>drove jones to establish a colony in the latin american country of guyana n

than 900 americans died when people's temple cult leader jim jones ordered his followers to drink kool-aid and it was laced with cyanide. it follows the murders of five people at a nearby airstrip where bay area representative jackie speier barely escaped with her life. tonight's memorial takes place at evergreen cemetery with more than 400 victims are buried. it will also be shown online. >>> contra costa county is boosting protection for business owners struggling to make it in the bay. an eviction ban set to expire this month. impacted by the pandemic also have protections locked in at least through january. >>> new details on san francisco's long-term telecommuting plan. the goal was to require bay area employers have 60% of their employees work from home on any given work day. now leaders are pulling back due to backlash. slow development of traffic and green transit alternatives and lead to more hardship for low-income workers who cannot work from home. city transit leaders will push more commuters from cars to other modes of transportation. >>> a live look for you at san francisco,

the expression drinking the kool aid comes from this grievous atrocity. >>it was just vicious the reverend jim jones expanded the peoples temple into both san francisco and l a in the 70's. >>he was seen to be both magnetic and down to earth to his one-time followers. he was just plain old gm. >>that talked about our responsibility to society and how we needed to work together and order to create a a perfect utopias his mewsage of social equality took root among black and brown communities. >>and with their help he became a powerful figure in california politics known for helping leaders like the late mayor george moscone he get elected the governor. >>jerry brown would show up when joan had need of and he had a way of. >>bringing in the votes but stories of abuse began to surface discipline went from talking to people when they did something wrong to then becoming physical to the point that it became like the teens, a combination of negative press attention and drug fueled paranoia drove jones to establish a colony in the latin american country of guyana

>> reporter: first of all, people want to know, it was calvin kool lij.hy are they watching this county? it's really the bell weather for the state. first of all, it's evenly split between republicans and democrats. and then the independent votes much like the mirror of the state here, so you look at pith knelt lis county. if you go from 1980 forward. it's chosen the president elect for the 40 years except for 2000 when nothing made sense because of the meltdown in the state of florida. so this is the place to watch. so as people are wondering about the florida returns, if they get their phones out and look, it will probably tell them. i can tell you that both the biden campaign and trump campaign are watching the county very closely. we have had an opportunity to talk to some of the voters here today about their participation, about the record turnout in this state. take a listen. >> it feels good to vot. i wanted to vote in person today because i didn't want to worry about slow mail. i didn't want to worry about any problems. i want to put the ballot in

the expression drinking the kool aid comes from this grievous atrocity.s just vicious the reverend jim jones expanded the peoples temple into both san francisco and l a in the 70's. >>he was seen to be both magnetic and down to earth to his one-time followers. he was just plain old gm. >>that talked about our responsibility to society and how we needed to work together and order to create a a perfect utopias his message of social equality took root among black and brown communities. >>and with their help he became a powerful figure in california politics known for helping leaders like the late mayor george moscone he get elected the governor. >>jerry brown which show up when joan had need of and he had a way of. >>bringing in the votes but stories of abuse began to surface discipline went from talking to people when they did something wrong to then becoming physical to the point that it became like the teens. >>a combination of negative press attention and drug fueled paranoia drove jones to establish a colony in the latin american country of guyana name

but others were forced injected at gunpoint jones died by gunshot the phrase drinking the kool aid comesis grievous atrocity. >>it was just vicious the reverend jim jones expanded the peoples temple into both san francisco and l a in the 70's. >>he was seen to be both magnetic and down to earth to his one-time followers. he was just plain old gm. >>that talked about our responsibility to society and how we needed to work together order to create a a perfect utopias his message of social equality took root among black and brown communities. >>and with their help he became a powerful figure in california politics known for helping leaders like the late mayor george moscone e get elected the governor. >>jerry brown which show up when joan had need tea at a way of. >>bringing in the votes but stories of abuse began to surface discipline went from talking to people when they did something wrong to then becoming physical to the point that it became like the teens, a combination of negative press attention and drug fueled paranoia. >>drove jones to establish a colony in the latin american count

the we see this guy selling people kool-aid and they can't see it.ran, he is not getting the military where it needs to be. he is not focused on ground troops. he is focused on big ships where the people with the big dollars can make money. host: you mentioned leadership, what do you see in joe biden that speaks to leadership? thatr: what i see is a guy knows that if you do not bring all races of people together, this country will fall. it will come into a dictatorship. we don't need that. that's what we have now with 45 up there. he is dividing the people. he said he is -- for the blacks, no he is not. he is using that to get minority votes. if you can't see this, there is something wrong with you. chaos,is country goes to -- theyhat voter fraud are part of this chaos that is going to -- for example, yesterday when that bus was coming through texas, instead of forsaying this is not right my constituency to do, we should allow everyone to vote their opinion. when trump's bus came through georgia, we listened. we did not try to block it. he said this

those poor people who went to the country and drank the kool-aid.hese people don't seem to drink rationally, and if they would just look at trump's record even before he went into the presidency as a business man, his family, his father, and his record in business. what they did to little people, to the contractors, to their creditors. to put it bluntly, how they screwed them over time because the trump family could afford at that time the lawyers who could get them out of the bankruptcies, the bankruptcies, without them losing any money. it was their workers and their contractors that paid for all of his bankruptcy. host: we were showing you video moments ago of the rally at freedom plaza. they marched to the supreme court. a good bit of that we covered yesterday here on c-span. you can find that on c-span.org, the video from yesterday's rally in washington, d.c. a couple of news items from the hill on twitter. castding to lou dobbs -- election results as effort to deny trump "what is rightfully his." on that rally, the hill with some of their vide

trump eaten all the kool-aid. he has all his talking points.ave a lot of people who are out of vote this election. i would like america to go out and vote and let's get this turd out of the white house, and get the country going. host: your support for joe biden, what would you say is? caller: why i support him. i support him because we have a commander-in-chief, or we will soon have a commander-in-chief that the whole world will not be laughing at. one who cares about getting the coronavirus controlled. while, buthere for a he will get control of it. he is not going to say to insert bleach in your body. he is not going to lie to you. host: when it comes to joe biden himself, what do you think you will do about the coronavirus differently? -- he will do about the coronavirus differently? caller: i think he will attack it from the white house as a national problem, so we can get all states together and doing the same thing toward the same direction, not one state doing one thing, a red state doing something, a blue state doing something. let's g

push back on the messaging more because what i have seen is a number of my colleagues drinking the kool-aidw ever you want to describe it. at a certain point, they seem to start to believe some of this nonsense. i mean, you go back to the ukraine thing and when we heard about crowdstrike and the server, look at that, this is ridiculous. but then a certain number of republicans they start to believe it and some do. now, the overwhelming majority don't, to be sure. but it's really important that we fight this message war. that we just don't shrug and go, oh, gosh, this is crazy. no one is going to believe that. no, we have to push back on just how destructive and wrong what is happening here is. increasing number of republicans you know get sucked into the void, if you will. we have to push back on that. sadly. i mean, you wouldn't think logically you would have to. but this is a big deal for the future of our country. >> a lot of people believe exactly what the president said and as we have learned again this week. 70 million, 71 million people believe what he says and continues to believe w

just saying, any democrat that believes joe biden is up by 11 or 12 points, man, you're drinking the kool-aid. these races are still close. >> very close and no one should in any way not have a sense of urgency if they're a democrat supporting the biden/harris ticket. i do believe that the two things that are helping biden particularly in florida and wisconsin and michigan is in florida, the source of the polls are very effective and they're used in other states because what a lot of people don't understand, particularly the trump campaign, is that the church related kind of voter in the black community is usually a voter. they go and get rappers whose fans don't vote. the voters go to church, church folks vote. either way you want to put it and the souls of the polls brings out the numbers. the other thing i have seen in florida and you and i have talked about this, as we have observed it is that they have worked in outside counties that have been ignored in the past that are not majority black or democrat, but if you energize them it brings down the trump victory and that's happening in mic