there is leonard, who is here today, thanks for coming leonard. and i am in the middle, i am the skelly one. and then there is little hope. hope is here to. and bonnie on the far side. and our parents. paul wasn't born yet, but you are going to see paul later. yeah, paul is here to don't worry we got you. growing up, we had a foundation i've speaking up for things. we had so many great friends. one of the most downs great friend and our family friend the griffin's. well, edna griffin who is stanley's mother was an amazing woman. she was a really good friend of our mothers. she had already won in iowa supreme case speaking up against discrimination. we are so happy today that we are gonna have students from iowa that did a national history day program. so, please welcome lorne johnson and grace. come on up you to. yeah, all right. >> my name is grace and this is lauren johnson. we are students from decor high school. we are here to talk about our experience with the national history project. when choosing our topic we wanted to focus on activists i

that's basically right, although, i think one of the things we should bear in mind, leonard's right,n't assume that you'll get a result exactly like that in other states, but it strikes me when you look at polling, there is still a significant number of republicans, first of all, who have gotten vaccinated. second, who believe in masking, and so i think that while liberal states and democratic states have these attitudes, i think there are an awful lot of people in other states who really would rather have their government pursue a different policy. desantis's popularity has dropped because of his policies. there's a real reaction even in republican states, and i think that's why people should keep making the case. >> d.j. and leonard pitts jr., thank you both very much for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> thank you. >>> and another loss for defendant trump today. that's next. ss for defendant trump today. that's next. or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digesti

and leonard who's here today. thanks for coming, leonard. i'm in the middle. i'm the scowly one.re's little hope. hope's here too. thanks, hope. and bonnie on the far side. and our parents. paul wasn't born yet. you're going to see paul later. paul's here too. growing up we were -- we had a foundation of speaking up for things and we had so many great friends, and one of them was john's good friend and our family's friend the griffins. edna griffin, who was the family's mother was an amazing woman and she was a really good friend of our mother's. she had already won an iowa supreme court case speaking up against discrimination. so we are so happy today that we're going to have some students who did a national history day program about that. please welcome lauren johnson and grace. come on up, you two. [ applause ] >> my name is grace. this is lauren johnson. we're students. we're here to talk about our students with the national history day project. when choosing our topic, we wanted to focus on activists in historical that truly made a difference throughout communities in iowa.

and leonard, who is here today, thanks for coming, leonard. and i'm in the middle. i'm the scowly one. and then there is little hope. hope is here too. thanks, hope. and bonnie on the far side, and our parents. paul wasn't born yet, but you're going see paul later. yeah, paul is here too. don't worry, we've got you. growing up, we were -- we had a foundation of speaking up for things, and we had so many great friends. and one of them was john's good friend and our family friends the griffins. well, edna griffin, who was stanley's mother, was an amazing woman, and she was a really good friend of our mother's. and she had already won an iowa supreme court case speaking up against discrimination. and so we are so happy today that we're going to have some students from decorah, iowa who did a national history program about that. so please welcome lauren johnson and grace gerliman. come on up, you too. yeah, all right. >> my name is grace gerliman and this is lauren johnson. we're here to talk about our experience with the national history day project. when choosing our

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things were finally looking up for barbara leonard. hadn't been easy, she said, after her husband left her. to raise three girls alone. but here, in tacoma, barbara had, at last, found a good job, a home, and prospects. >> i was working in a real estate office, and had just bought a house in the north end of tacoma. scraped and saved money. >> even a little extra, to sign up her daughters for piano lessons. her youngest was nicole. there was angela, in the middle. and the eldest was michella. >> she was almost 13. she wasn't a rebellious child but kids that age want to be a little more independent. >> and it was bring break so she begged her mom. >> she wanted to go to the park with her sisters, and be there for the piano lesson. >> puget park, a patch of green on the north end of tacoma. just across the street from their lessons. a couple of miles from home. michella's sisters will never forget that day. >> we were -- >> for like half an hour or so. >> but we went, like, two and a they realized they'd forgotten their lunches at home.

leonard. >> michael lepore. >> charles a.nis levi. >> alisha caren levin. >> and my brother-in-law, alfred. big al, you have and continue to be missed every day for the past 20 years. we will never forget your live or any lives lost on or in response to 9/11. but let's also never forget what came right after that horrific day -- an unparalleled sense of unity, pride and love of our country, of amazing compassion of each other, whether family, friend or complete stranger. we were not divided based on our voting preference, the color of our skin or our religious belief. that was the united states i fell in love with and that was the united states i proudly chose to become a citizen of. god bless all those lives lost, and god bless america. [applause] >> i only you know you because of stories told, and your legacy. but i will make sure to let that legacy live on and never forget you. i am proud to hold your first day -- first name as my own, but i mostly proud to carry on your legacy for generations to come. we love you and we m

joining us now is leonard pitts junior, pulitzer prize-winning column is for the -- opinion column isre we go again at the capitol i think the capital is probably going to be ready this time. for the 700 or we will see, how many protesters show up there this weekend. >> i'm reminded of a quote i which forget which general was this said this around the time of the september 11th attacks, they were always fighting the last war, i am not surprised that we are now prepared on september 18th, or what happened on january 6th my question is, and i'm sure everything will be fine, because they're more prepared my question is where do we go from here? we're okay for the last war, what's the next war. and when will that take. that's a question i have to keep asking. >> what did we learn last night in the massive win, massive win by democrats in california? >> i think we learned that when voters, when it's very clear to voters that the alternative to a democrat and office, is in extreme republican like larry elder, when the alternative is a party that denies the value of vaccination, or at least

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dan leonard of the weather company. guy, i think that is interesting in terms of the balance there and so we haven't seen that translate into a spike in energy prices as we have in the past. >> yeah, it is interesting people try and obviously we're tasked to trade around these things but we're not -- we are sensitive obviously to loss of life and the loss of goods, services, all of those different things so let's be respectful there but that being said, trying to trade commodities is difficult to do. home depot will winter this. the stock is obviously sold off over the last couple of weeks but it found some footing today. so if you're trying to figure out who is the ben ferashy here, my sense is home depot is at the top of the list. >> you need plywood and dehumidifiers. mike khouw, where would you go. >> i think home depot would be a good choice. there are more do-it-yourselfers that would bolster they are competition in the form of lowe's and home depot being about 40% of the revenues from the professional side and i

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leonard in bakersfield, california, republican. caller: yes, i'm wanting to -- host: i'm going to put you on hold because you've got to turn down your television. conversation only works if you mute your tv and listen through the phone. caller: yes, i would like to discuss the history of the pledge of allegiance. i read an article on the web that said the pledge of allegiance was written primarily to sell flags to the schools in 1892. they had their columbus celebration, 400 year, -- 400 year -- host: we have to have you turn down your tv before you get on the line. joe in oklahoma city, democrat. caller: thanks so much for taking my comment. it's been a great broad-spectrum show today. just wanted to touch on the previous caller who said something about $780 billion for illegal aliens. i have one suggestion -- turn off am radio because that's just swill merchants and grievance and hate selling. i wanted to touch on the climate discussion that was on earlier when heather was asked who funds you? i forget -- can we forget what she s

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and so the most famous first amendment attorney in the united states at that time leonard budine alongh a young attorney named david rosenberg challenge mendel's exclusion as a violation of the professor's first amendment right to receive information to hear. so under the first amendment you have the right to speak as well as the right to hear and to receive information, and the precedent that establishes that right to receive information and right to hear happened in the 1960s. so they're using recent precedent to make this argument and also to circumvent that john turner case and the supreme court's decision. so they're going to argue that mendel's exclusion violates those within the united states, their first amendment rights. and the case goes up to the supreme court and the supreme court, although upholds the exclusion of ernest mendel also upholds the right of these professors or those within the united states to challenge exclusion based on the violation of their constitutional rights under the first amendment. and we still use that pathway today, using this precedent to challen

he knew the central operative at the heart of this scheme, leonard leo. he had worked on judicial nomineeses in -- nominations in the bush white house with leonard leo who coordinated big donor support for judicial nominees. i've described before a judge who bemoaned to me what he called his colleagues auditioning, auditioning for higher office, auditioning for the supreme court. auditioning was a telltale word that struck -- that stuck with me. you don't audition without someone to audition to. well, kavanaugh knew the guy at the center of the scheme, and he knew that the donor t turnstileo the supreme court was run out of the federalist society. so kavanaugh not only auditioned with leo, he auditioned at the federalist society. and no one auditioned harder than brett kavanaugh. as a circuit judge, he campaigned through 27 federalist society events. i think he set the record for auditioning at federalist society events. he knew who and he knew where and he also knew what the big donors wanted. so he made sure his circuit court opinions signaled his chops

are having mixed messaging, where people are talking about breakthroughs a lot, but you know, david leonard gave a really great new york times article this morning that he said come up really like your breakthrough risk depends on if you are in a place with lower high infection rates. it totally makes sense. >> reporter: you just have to look at what happened in florida and texas and the south to say this could've been asked, right, if we had lower vaccination rates. we have a compass a great deal. >> reporter: dr. george rutherford says delta has exposed the risk of having trucks of the population unprotected, and there are still corners of the region and age groups where there is more work to be done. >> we need to be working on improving our vaccine coverage. we need to anticipate what pediatric vaccines are going to become available. >> reporter: one more recent overcoming does it would be acute accomplishment. experts think that variant is so transmissible that it simply cannot evolve to become more contagious. if that is the case, the virus may have thrown its best punch. >> once peop

morgan leonard and p. s. p. investments are pouring money into snapping up family homes. financial dr. blackstone is buying whole partners of america for $6000000000.00. the company own 17000 homes. not interestingly. the company allows tenants to buy their rentals in the u. k. lloyd's banking group plans to buy 50000 homes over the next 10 years. and retailer john lewis planned to build 10000 rental homes. but there is some pushback against giant landlords. berlin will be holding a referendum in september that would allow the local government to buy 240000 properties from germany's biggest publicly listed residential landlord. while let's talk to one of those campaign is dr. joanna kusha, who's a research fellow in urban studies at kings college, the university of cambridge, and she's joining us 5 kite from berlin. thank you so much, joanna for being on the show with us. so why has the city decided to vote on seizing these properties from the company that owns them? but linux decided to use the power. they h

an upstatement visitor, ellen leonard are, described in her article called three days of terror, an account of the taoism she spent in an upper floor apartment on the nearby cross street between first and second avenues, quote, on the very edge of one of the infected districts, unquote. the illustrations of the riot crowd itself may have convey ised more evidence to alert contemporary readers than is immediately apparent. the visual markers of ethnicity were ubiquitous in the riot pictures. the pictorial -- of irish catholicism having grown familiar to artists after three decades of cartoons, prints and city views. but finer distinctions of class position within the ethnicity could also be found in some of the illustrated press coverage. in keeping with the convention that would characterize the practice of the illustrated press for some 30 years, these visual distinctions were not necessarily noted in the textual descriptions that accompanied the engravings. their appearance spoke for themselves. among the new york pictorial papers, the new york illustrated news published the largest numbe

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lot of skepticism and depending where you sit in europe, for example, the baltics i was just at the leonard mary conference in this donia. they're very skeptical about friends guarding their interest. we saw even with coping in how the the gate went off when it came to mask. so italy with angry friends because they shut off masks for them. do you think that they're going to trust them if they have any sort of need for military intervention? so i think that this is one of the things that will deeply divide europe if the european army continues the snare. because you have the baltics, you have poland, who are very, very skeptical about these. they're even the way nivia recently was, you know, kind of put it on the naughty set by china and because for leaving the 17 plus one and there was no, you solitary or very, very little of it. we're going to have to see if we do actually eventually find any solid arity around this issue. we're out of time. so i do want to say thank you to all of our guests theresa fallon, david de roche, and nicholas wife. and you too, for watching you can see this progr