i would like to reiterate what he said, big shoes to fill, mark johnson. i want to thank him for his years of dedicated service, the last few years being spent at the airport. he has been a big addition to our staff down there. like i said, big shoes to fill. i hope i can step up and do half as good of a job he did. thank you and i look forward to working with all of you. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. that concludes my report and i'm happy to take any questions. >> all right, commissioners, any questions for the chief of the department? i'm seeing no hands. chief -- actually, i have one question for you. with regards to the incoming academy class, is it smaller than normal because of issues that are related to covid or budget or what have you? >> thank you president feinstein. the class that is graduating, we have a graduating class on friday of 23 recruits. that class was smaller due to covid limitations. this next class will be larger. most of the covid restrictions have been lifted and we can put more folks through. in addition, we're see

i would like to reiterate what he said, big shoes to fill, mark johnson. i want to thank him for his years of dedicated service, the last few years being spent at the airport. he has been a big addition to our staff down there. like i said, big shoes to fill. i hope i can step up and do half as good of a job he did. thank you and i look forward to working with all of you. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. that concludes my report and i'm happy to take any questions. >> all right, commissioners, any questions for the chief of the department? i'm seeing no hands. chief -- actually, i have one question for you. with regards to the incoming academy class, is it smaller than normal because of issues that are related to covid or budget or what have you? >> thank you president feinstein. the class that is graduating, we have a graduating class on friday of 23 recruits. that class was smaller due to covid limitations. this next class will be larger. most of the covid restrictions have been lifted and we can put more folks through. in addition, we're see

democrat strategy by poulos ian schumer not working for the biden agenda with us tonight senator ron johnson, mark, brian babin from texas, chris bedford, tom benton from real clear politics and george bush, we will give you more on senator rand paul saying he will make a criminal referral to the justice department alleging that dr. fauci lied to congress and testimony over nih funding a dangerous gain-of-function supervisor's research, dr. fauci is denying this the media blasting senator paul over this but a deep dive into government documents support senator paul's allegation. and we have dr. fauci in his own words talking about this funding on camera three years ago, the big question is this who exactly is that this stick, the wheel ot funding and oversight of thent dangerous research into pathogens that can kill millions around the world, five states have reinstated mask mandates or they are threatening to do so senate minority leader mitch mcconnell warning americans to get vaccinated against covid-19 or you'll risk another shut down depending on where you live. more on a top aide to nancy pe

k. prime minister, says coven 19 restrictions will be scrapped on july 19. far, as johnson says, rules on face marks and social distances will be lifted in england. even as due infections surging the opposition party call reckless. also coming up in a nation hospital struggle to tre karone of ours patients and made a shortage of oxygen supplies. we'll hear why one of the world has one of the world's highest rights. a child's desk from cove at 19 and in canada and san hope for more reason to celebrate with it came one game from the final of the road 2020 thought insane base ice and erotic thought dangerous. ah. hello on, rebecca says, welcome to the program. u k prime minister bars johnson is laid out plan to end most cove at 19 restrictions on july 19th. that's the spot arise in infection rates across the country, driven by the more contagious delta variance. the measures include the scrapping rules on wearing mosques and social distancing the opposition labor party is calling the move reckless. but johnson says people have to learn to live with the virus. after nearly 16 months of masks, lockdown,

pointed out those figures in terms of daily covid infections, you know, heading towards that mark that boris johnsonds the 50,000 level. and we know that there is about 4,000 people also in hospital in england as well. boris johnson continuing to say that the vaccination rate and the fact that so many more people in the uk are vaccinated has broken that link between hospitalizations and severe disease from covid and the rising rate in infection. but when you think about the fact that the health secretary who by the way is currently isolating after contracting covid position has warned that in a few weeks time, we could be seeing infection rates of over 100,000, it is very clear that this is a country despite the so-called freedom day for england that is in the midst of a serious wave of covid-19. and that is something that the government has to contend with. also it is one of the reasons just briefly why they are doing some u-turns on things like trying to make sure that there is a covid vaccination passport scheme in september for youngsters going into night clubs and so on, so forth. >> and we kno

mark: even before we had the tapes, we knew that lbj was incredibly persuasive and about the johnson thing but the tapes he provided so much more evidence of those persuasive skills. and what wasn't do you think the maid lbj legendarily persuasive. michael: any think it is so many contributing factors in a big one is to say that texas and his upbringing there, he was the personification of everything bigger in texas and he would use all of his physicality and michael is this in barnyard ways that we can talk about. brian: and as a huge physical presence. he had an enormous wingspan and he knew exactly what he was doing. and he had a command of the language encoded mailed this marvelous mixture of washington talk and texas talk read and you would not want to go up against him. we know that from all of the kindhearted souls who tried and lost over the course of these days. mark: and even able to do it over the telephone with virtue of the physical sense. brian: that is right. mark: many of the conversations showed different dimensions of these persuasive skills that johnson treatment t

internal email read any differently if it wasn't sent by an executive from pfizer or johnson & johnson pusher markfference at all customer if you just said, hey, would you think sent this email? someone from the cnn washington bureau chief or an executive of a pharmaceutical company? those are things worth asking. >> tucker: but why is a news channel doing this, any news channel customers a lot of them are. cnn's dr. road planned parenthood. these are not experts. and yet they are speaking with this moral authority, you must do this because we know, and of course they don't know, and questions that anyone else raises, including on the show gets shot down in the media. when did this become their role to do stuff like this? >> that's exactly right. the other question is why all of a sudden in the last 48 hours has there been this almost coordinated effort of people on the establishment center right kind of virtue signaling and telling every single person to get vaccinated? we are starting to see this kind of disturbing increase of activity on the database. we are seen story after story, not to menti

with us tonight, senator ron johnson, tennessee's mark green, brian babin from texas, also chris bedfordtom bevin from "realclearpolitics" and texas land commissioner george p. bush. also tonight we'll give you more on senator rand paul says he will make a criminal referral to the justice department alleging that dr. fauci lied to congress in testimony over nih funding over dangerous gain of function research. dr. fauci is heatedly denying this. the media blasting senator paul over this but a deep dive into government documents support senator paul's allegation. we've got dr. fauci in his own words talk about this funding on camera three years ago. now the big question is this, who is that, who exactly is on, at the stick, at the wheel on funding and oversight of this dangerous research into pathogens that can kill millions around the world? also five states have either reinstated mask mandates or they're threatening to do so. senate majority leader chuck schumer warning americans get vaccinated against covid-19 or you will risk another shutdown depending where you live. we have more on

the proposal marks a shift for boris johnson, who has been reluctant to endorse compulsory back passportlubs in england reopened yesterday for the first time in 16 months as the country swept away virus restrictions. bloomberg learned that apple is pushing back its return to office deadline by at least a month to october at the earliest. the company is responding to a resurgence of covid variants across many countries. apple will give its employees at least one month running before mandating a return to offices. ibm reported its biggest sales increase in three years, beating estimates on the back of strong demand for cloud computing. revenue rose 3%, almost $19 billion in second quarter, signaling that they ceo's pivot to the cloud is starting to pay off. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. dani? dani: annabelle droulers, thank you so much. the billionaire space race continues as bezos follows branson and is due to blastoff beyond earth in the coming hours. we hav

since the pandemic began, johnson's decisionmaking has been marked by a dizzying series of u-turns ontravelers. just last week the government promised fully vaccinated brits could return from all countries on its amber list without quarantine before announcing different rules just for france. >> the most serious problem i have with this government is their complete absence of a plan, of a strategy, and an inability to explain what they are trying to do and where they're trying to get to. they are making it up as they go along. >> reporter: perhaps worst of all government scientists have also warned that the combination of high prevalence and high levels of vaccination creates the communinditions in which it most likely to emerge. brits who are just starting to get back to normal life are hoping they never have to find out. and london night clubs will surely be packed tonight. prime minister wants now those clubs to voluntarily restrict entry based on testing or vaccination. though most clubs say they won't, not at least till september when vaccine certificates will be legally required

since the pandemic began, johnson's decisionmaking has been marked by a dizzying series of u-turns onns, masks, and mandatory quarantine for incoming travelers. just last week the government promised fully vaccinated brits could return from all countries on its amber list without quarantine. before announcing different results just for france. >> the most serious problem i have with this government is their complete absence of a plan, of a strategy, and an inability to explain what they're trying to do and where they're trying to get to. they are making it up as they go along. >> reporter: perhaps worst of all government scientists have also warned that the combination of high prevalence and levels of vaccination croats the conditions in which an immune escape variant is most likely to emerge. how likely is that, scientists don't know. brits who are just starting to get back to normal life are hoping they never have to find out. scott mclean, cnn, london. >>> covid cases are surging in many southeast asian nations, as well. also driven by the more transmissible delta variant. we're tr

mark mcclellan, an independent director on johnson & johnson's board. so i appreciate your time. thanks for coming on. so private companies are starting to say get vaccinated or get out. and they're being very clear about it. joe biden is saying all federal employees must get vaccinated or get regular testing. it is well short of that. it's obviously as far as they think they can go right now. do you think that message goes far enough? >> i do think this message is going to make a difference, erin. not just the president, but as you mentioned, businesses around the country, governors are taking further steps. and that's because we've got this more contagious variant and people that are not vaccinated, that aren't immune for workplaces like some of the retailers that you mentioned, and as well as for hospitals, health care organizations, we need these steps in order to protect people who are working there and patience, customers, everyone else. this is part of getting back towards normal with these very effecttive vaccines. >> i want to play something joe biden said today that sug

mark said, most places maintain social distance thing, or johnson admit me could drive off infections. i've kinda sounds, government is sending reinforcements. the north, off to 1000 of its troops, fled across the border to toxic song. how about prices have been gaining terror street raising concerns about security once foreign troops keep their withdrawals? is he obese, prime minister, i be mad, has defended the decision to fight rebels in the northern te gray regions. speaking to parliament, he described to grand forces as a danger to the rest of the country. leaders integrate say they're willing to accept a federal government sees 5 ss and demands are met. katherine sawyer reports from august. yeah, i got up because the prime minister be responding to questions from members of parliament at the session was mainly about his power on economic development. but the crisis in t grey was all to be called their gender. and what's the future relationship between the federal government and the t p. s? can there be sustainable peace and to growing up and is there the possibility of to grain

he's not that different from martin van buren or mark hanna or mitch mcconnell or lyndon johnson or franklin trying to pick people across the spectrum. abraham lincoln is a party guy. he loves politics and creates a party and that is, madison is a paul, we have a judge in as a appalled and sometimes, this is what we are seeing today, kevin mccarthy versus lynn cheney or lindsey graham, do you go with what is in the short-term interest of the party to keep the base or do you say even if it goes against the party, there are certain core principles we have to abide by as a matter of conscience? that is the kind of thing you will not understand if especially madison, as up your theorist as opposed to a political actor. >> may be a hopeful note because on the one hand we are saying madison was a politician. on the other hand politicians can be like james madison. a terrific book, thank you, thank you louise mayer, thank you new york historical society. ♪♪

prime minister boris johnson and the health secretary will mark the day in isolation this after javit came in contac with other ministers the government was forced to u u-turn on sunday after they were not required to isolate as they took part of the pilot scheme. prompts that ministers work under their own set of rules in the video statement, johnson said he briefly considered not isolating and urged the public to continue sticking to the remaining covid restrictions >> like so many hundreds of thousands of people across the country, i've been pinged and asked to self isolate by the test, trace and isolate system, after being in contact with somebody who has covid in this case, the health secretary javid. we did look briefly at the idea of us taking part in the pilot scheme which allows people to test daily it is far more important that everybody sticks to the same rules. that's why i'm going to be self isolating until the 26th of july >> the leader of the uk liberal democrats told cnbc the government has ignored the rising cases and choosing to go ahead with lifting almost all covid

the proposal marked a shift for boris johnson, who has been reluctant to endorse compulsory vaccine passportsnightclubs in england reopened yesterday for the first time in 16 months as the country swept away virus restrictions. three chinese cities including beijing are warning of power outages as historic manned and supply shortages strain energy grids. electricity use will have scheduled disruptions in order to avoid overloading networks. the corporation says 11 provinces reported record demand and peak surges last week as temperatures soared. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: laura wright here in london. coming up on the program, getting more on the market selloff in the earnings story. we will get further into that conversation, next. futures pointing to a bounce in europe and the u.s.. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> those are a lot of the glamour stocks, many of whom are losing money now but growing revenues a super fast. i think those will be more at risk if rat

johnson says, rules on face marks and social distance thing will be lifted in england. even as you infections are surging, the opposition party call move reckless. also coming up in the nation is hospital struggle to treat corona virus. patients i made a shortage of oxygen supplies. will hit why is one of the world has one of the world's highest rights of child this from.

mark the 1st day of ease. i'd huff and he was chanting in full, his address. he was also palestinians, and johnson, who also living under is really occupation for the 2nd year in a row, only a limited number of people have been a load at his lunch holiest sites in mecca to mark the beginning of each of her. it's usually one of the world's largest religious gathering that attracts more than $2000000.00 muslims. but only 16 science and vaccination. saudi residents are taking pause in this year's hodge pilgrimage because of corona virus restrictions. the white house says it seeming to close the guantanamo bay prison. it follows the 1st prisoner release under the joe biden administration of white house correspondence. kimberly hawkins has more. he was held for almost 2 decades without charge at guantanamo bay detention facility. in 2016 review panel recommended abdul la teeth monsieur b repatriated to his home country. but it didn't happen until this month. the 1st release says the us president joe biden took office. this individual who we now it's a transfer of the department defense announced a tran

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corona virus. despite rising numbers of new cases for his johnson announces that the last condemning restrictions in england will be lifted. this mark also coming up authorities in israel urge young people to get vaccinated as the delta variant drives new health rate, especially among the unvaccinated population. and more than a 100 children go missing after government attack of school and julia, teachers fear.

territory in the south china sea. british prime minister boris johnson has condemned the online racist abuse against england . black footballers mark has rochefort jayden santo and k is sacker. were targeted have the missing penalty kicks and sundays. a euro 2020 final against italy, the metropolitan police say it's opened an investigation. of course you can follow all of those stories on our website at algae there at dot. com is updated throughout the day. of course on top story. the events in george will validate through the day, if not more than half an hour. next, it's inside story with the hub jumped you do stay with me. ah, ah, ah, ah, the us gives russia an ultimatum. stop ransomware attack hackers, extort millions of dollars by targeting businesses and infrastructure. so what's needed to stop the cyber criminals and contain the threat to global security? this is inside story. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm a hammer, jim john ransomware attacks are becoming a global security threat. hackers break into computer systems lock up files and hold them for ransom. as the name suggests, many cyber criminal networks ar

mark. uk dummett cummings held discussions about ousting borisjohnson dummett cummings held discussions about ousting boris johnson from downing street within days of the conservative victory. but earlier, a minister said that people could make an informed decision. those are the headlines from the bbc. now on bbc news, our media editor, amol rajan, speaks to google's ceo, sundar pichai about a wide range of issues, from the company's hotly—debated privacy practices to its pioneering development in al and quantum computing. few people could be said to personify any of the vast new forces shaping the 21st century, let alone more than one. but perhaps the ceo of google, sundar pichai, can be said to embody two. born to a modest, middle—class family in south—east india, pichai is globalisation made flesh. the personification of both the indian and the american dream. and as the boss of alphabet, the parent company to google and youtube, he is uniquely qualified to detail the promise and the peril of technology in our time. valued at over $1.5 trillion, his california—based company pioneered the internet that we have

mark. uk dummett cummings held discussions about ousting borisjohnson dummett cummings held discussions about ousting boris johnsonld make an informed decision. those are the headlines from the bbc. now on bbc news, our media editor, amol rajan, speaks to google's ceo, sundar pichai about a wide range of issues, from the company's

marked will remain mandatory on public transport. this comes in the face of plans by the government of prime minister bars johnson to lift most cove at 19 restrictions. despite the rising cases. one week after the assassination of haiti's president, the country is still reeling from the fall out. authorities believe they have arrested one of the masterminds behind the plot, but still looking for a motive. meanwhile, a political power struggle is doing little to help the country recover. haiti, the poorest country in the americas, has a history of dictatorship, political upheaval, and corruption couldn't have been more brazen. cctv cameras caught the assassins moving in military formation. descending on the sleeping president outside his residence, they bypassed his security guards by claiming they were us agent. once inside they killed him. ready we need to know what is their motivation, who they are, and where they came from. in the days that followed, police killed or captured an army of suspect, a mix of colombians and haitian americans. they had their mash and reese. and then a few days later, near a legit mastermind, a little no

state rep julie johnson joins me live with more on her party's plan. >>> marking one year since his deathgils are taking place in atlanta and across the country to honor civil rights icon john lewis. the anniversary comes amid an urgent push to pass federal legislation in lewis's name to protect voting rights and counter a growing list of voter restriction laws passed at the state level. doubling down on lewis's message of making good trouble, vice president harris released a statement honoring the congressman. she is urging lawmakers to carry on his lifelong fight by passing the john lewis voting rights act and the for the people act. texas house dems who traveled to the capital earlier to prevent the state's legislation from passing are expected to attend. >>> still ahead, the nation's top military brass compares the former president to the furor according to an explosive new book about former president donald trump's final days in power. how close was the country to a coup? >>> first, sucher surge. as much of the country celebrate it is season free from most covid restrictions, concern

johnson. welcome to "the week." . >>> we begin with voting rights. today marks one year since the death of congressman and civil rights icon john lewis. ceremonies took place this afternoon in nashville to celebrate his life. in san diego, the u.s. navy named a ship in his honor. house speaker nancy pelosi spoke at the christening of the "usns john lewis". >> it's fitting that we honor john lewis with this formidable ship, because john lewis was a warrior. this ship will be a beacon to the world, reminding all who see it of the persistence and courage of john lewis. >> the bill that bears his name, the john lewis voting rights act is currently stalled in congress. many democrats say passing it is critical to ensuring equal access to the voting booth. among them are more than 50 democratic members of the texas state legislature. they fled their state to pass package of restrictive voting laws. today we learned that three members of that delegation have tested positive for covid-19, despite being fully vaccinated. that's what's known as a breakthrough infection. w

johnson & johnson and three distributors have agreed to pay -- settle government lawsuits over the opioid crisis. the settlement marksnvestigation of the highly addictive drugs which have been blamed on 500,000 deaths over two decades for -- two decades. ivf has been around for almost half a century. as technology advances, so too are improvements in this delicate people the chance to create life. one company, tmrw life sciences, has developed the first system to store, track frozen embryos throughout the process. they have finished financing. joining us is tara comonte. how do you like to say it? >> tomorrow. caroline: you been raising money. congratulations. $100 million, in excess. what you want to do with the money? how do you want to continue to spread the word about what you are trying to achieve? >> this is a part of the ivf lab. it really hasn't seen innovation over that entire period you talked about. almost 40 years. we are at a point now with the growth and the speed we are seeing in demand for fertility services, whether it helps with infertility or help on a proactive basis with preservation and freezing

conversation going on between mark zuckerberg and doctor anthony fauci for example during the pandemic. they did censor key information, we had doctor kory and senator ron johnson on last week to discuss hydroxychloroquine that was very important treatments for covid-19 and yet social media censored them, tell me about that because you've got social media working hand in glove with the democrat party. is that what gives you the opening to see these companies even though that they do have 230 immunity. >> that is one of the muni reasons but when you say that they work with government they work with democrats within government and frankly outside of government. they work with the democrats, the democrat it should be a campaign contribution, the largest ever made and even though the election how they helped rake the election the 2020 presidential election they have lockboxes all over the place they bring them in late and trump has virtually no votes within the boxes like we have no votes we had 12 million more votes that i got the first time and they have a lockbox and people are looking at that left and right, by the way the investigation going on right now from

and be popular and appease prime minister johnson's back benches, who want all restrictions to be removed. the science will tell you otherwise, where do you mark where it's properly and it will save lives? not just for the british view is watching al jazeera now, but for our international global audience, please tell us why do we have to wear a mask? well, be saw clearly to virus isn't predominantly spread by the arrow, so rude. and what that means is it is in the ash and it spreads to the distances. been 2 meters that everybody talks about. so if you were to wear a mosque, it reduces the throwing out of infectious bar particles. and if somebody's throwing them out in your direction a well sitting close mosque prevent a lot of those bars, quantico from hitting your nose and mouth and infecting you. so the mosque was properly a good quality one, protect the person wearing it, and protect the people as well. so it's good to remind everybody what it's all about at the end of the day, it's the small things that matter, dr. about it, and katia, thanks so much for joining us from exeter medical school in the u. k. now, russia's capital is also using

i mean, as you say, mark rutte had to apologise, so politically it has been very difficult for him and i wonder what is next for boris johnsonlook at the netherlands — and, of course, the reason for this is the delta mutation, because the delta mutation is far more infectious than the variant we had before. so, in the netherlands, there's a 500% rise in infections and there were a lot of mass gatherings, so there were some music festivals allowed again. and, of course, you can understand, we are all fed up with it, we understand, some want to go outside. but there were one or two big musicalfestivals and 500 new infections. i was covering the euros in wembley in the last weeks and thinking of 65,000 people in wembley and far more people around, people celebrating all over the country. we do not know yet how many infections that will have caused, but this is one thing. and then on monday, opening the floodgates, so to say. i think people are looking to quite a bleak infection scenario in the next weeks in the uk. michael, the british are fortunate in they have not only been able to afford and source quite sufficient numbers o

marks up in your 20 to 20 final. the walls help organization says it was devastating for us to control the pandemic. philippines, boris johnson is pushing ahead with his freedom day pound for england next week. about many and at risk where it was all horrified at the news. we have some, some of them companies like mind it's anything but freedom day. it's very frightening man. and i, i'm not to live on the phone, goes on as a highly contagious delta barrier takes around the world account takes more than 90 percent of new cases in russia. we return it to the red zone to see how health care walker, the child. the also ahead hash tag, so as cuba is trying to go social media as us politicians express strong support for the protest as well, keep an official claim that knows in naples meddling in the countries in the news. 27 live from the russian capital. this is our national. thank you for joining us. your company won't start us off. it may be the beautiful game, thought it's not looking good for the fight. gave over at fed that sunday year or 2020 final could result in a huge spike in cases as the victorious italian team parade t

marks the 73rd anniversary of the british. increasingly privatized universal, and h. s. health care system. the celebrations came with warning from scientists against plans by pm or johnson to loosen corona vice protection in the face of exponentially rise in cases and a new lambda variance. but as euro 2020 b is rain down from above when england face denmark tonight, at wembley, we are all at risk of a drug. the politicians have arguably long encouraged alcohol. joining me now from both is the case. what drugs are his autobiography, not on cut shots, a scandalous history of u. k. drug policy, as virtual class war professor david. david, thanks so much for coming back on even before i get to the amazing book with so many insights of a say, your take. i know it's not your direct field a given the you will feel the pharmacology on, on the british government's response to the current of spending. it seems to me it's almost as chaotic as a response to drugs. and it fails or has partially felt for the same reasons, but don't have a systematic structure for making decisions. and then of course, why has the health service become overrun? whereas in most other countries in europ

marks the 73rd anniversary of the british, increasingly privatized, universal, and h s. health care system. the celebrations came with warning from scientists against plans by p. m, or johnson, to loosen corona virus protection. in the face of exponentially raising cases and the new lambda variance, but as euro 2020 b is rain down from above. when england face denmark tonight, at wembley, we are all at risk of a drug. the politicians have arguably long encouraged alcohol. joining me now from boss is the u. k. 12 drugs are his autobiography, not on cut shots, a scandalous history of u. k. drug policy as a virtual class war professor. david. david, thanks so much for coming back on even before i get to the amazing book with so many insights a say your take, i know it's not your direct field a given the you will feel the pharmacology on, on the british government's response to the current of spending, it seems to me, it's almost just chaotic, is their response to drugs and it fails or has partially felt for the same reasons . they don't have a systematic structure for making decisions. and then of course, why has the health service become overrun? whereas in most other countri

this week marks the 73rd anniversary of the british. increasingly privatized universal, n h s health care system. the celebrations came with warning from scientists against plans by p. m. or johnson to loosen corona virus protection in the face of exponentially raising cases and the new lambda variance. but as euro 2020 b is rain down from above when england face denmark tonight of.

be" in 1979 that the program marked the first time in american history that the war had been declared over by an anchorman. what really happened that night? we know johnson did not see the program when it aired. we know that public opinion had began shifting against the war. we know that stalemate to characterize the war in vietnam as a stalemate was hardly a novel or original characterization in 1968. it imbues the supposed reaction of the president. we'll take a look at each of these factors and a few others during the presentation. fraep rk -- first of all, where was lyndon johnson? he was in austin, texas at the time of fram. he was there to attend a black tie birthday party for a political ally of his named john connely, the governor of texas at the time. johnson was offering a light hearted toast to john connelly at his 51st birthday. johnson said today you're 51, john. that is the magic number that every man of politics prays for. the probably isn't is greatest joke ever told by a sitting u.s. president by for lyndon johnson, it wasn't bad. in in case, he is not lamenting the los of cronkite. he's not in front of the television to watch the progra

marks the 73rd anniversary of the british. increasingly privatized, universal, and h s. health care system. the celebrations came with warning from scientists. again, plans by pm or has johnson to loosen corona virus protection in the face of exponentially raising cases and the new lambda variance. but as euro 2020 b is rain down from above. when england face denmark tonight at wembley, we are all at risk of a drug that politicians have arguably known, encouraged alcohol. joining me now from boss is the.

minister boris johnson has said proof of vaccination must be shown at clubs and venues from september, as experts insist the benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks for most people. markon to this. we are planning to make full vaccination the condition of entry to nightclubs and other venues where large crowds gathered. following that, eric clapton issued a statement on the telegram account of an italian architect and covid sceptic. he eric clapton�*s concerts hit america in september where vaccine proof is only required in a few venues, and there is a european tour next year, including london�*s royal albert hall and may. i am a huge fan of eric clapton and i am shone. you have got to be fair, think of the audience, think of 5000 people or 30,000 people they are all crowded together. you don�*t want to become a super spreader. are you worried this will put off people from getting vaccinated? i am 100% concerned that it will slow down the vaccination rate, and it has. but, in the uk, these protesters met outside parliament to demonstrate their objections to vaccinations, and there are reports that some politicians from inside boris johnson�*s conservative party may bo

mark the anniversary and explore the consequences of that day. our guest from the tulsa historical society and museum was local author and attorney hannibal johnsonwhose latest book is black wall street 100 an american city grapples with its historical racial trauma. but first we hear from the oldest living survivor of the tulsa race massacre 107 year old viola fletcher. here's a portion of her recent testimony before house judiciary subcommittee. i went to bed at my family's home in greenwood neighbors of tulsa the neighborhood. i felt the sleep in that night was rich. not just in terms of well, but

what am i doing with my hands question mark [laughter] it is hard, but you get used to it. thanks. >> in the impeachment of andrew johnson, one of the articles of impeachment involved speechwriting. the president had done a tour of the country defending his version of reconstruction and had apparently been so crude, so offensive, so i'm presidential in his criticism of the radical republicans that they wrote that as a reason for his removal from office. is it possible for president to say something, write something or tweet something that would justify removal from office? [laughter] kyle: it would justify the removal of the writer. [laughter] john: that's what you live in fear of. of course, johnson didn't have writers, so bango -- impeachment. sarada: legally, i can't answer that question. i think if he says something that is -- that, where he perjured himself, then yes. kyle: it seems like it could be the sign of an actual crime. sarada: there are questions about whether this president, the use of his twitter account, deleting tweets, whether he is in violation of the presidential records act by doing certain things,

mark and the oldest astronaut and the oldest. uk prime minister and former prime minister told the bbc he held discussions about trying to oust borisjohnson within days of mr johnsonpeople can make in informed and sit doing that decision whether or not to do so.