this one's from marvin marvin, he's waiting. what do you think drove those women to fight for their country, even when they were still say, so being subjugated, subjugated to the harshness of the patriarchy in ethiopia. the question, this is a very fast square, the very fast answer is they saw war as an opportunity to change their station in life. they were fighting not just for their country, but for themselves as well. so uneek, thank you for your courage and determination to tell the story how you present facts, dates, and sense and violence from overcoming your voice revision. i mean that it's just, this is what we do. as writers, everything happens in revision, write it all down and then revise. chris fine. how do you deal with criticisms of focusing on conflicts a century ago? he said it's more current ones being that the role of women is so much different now. oh, i don't know if the role of women is so much different and i don't know if there has been a i don't know about criticisms about writing from the past. the past

marvin bartley date in tennessee. i am marvin bartley. to think the black race is a monolithic movement, it is by no stretch of the imagination. onere not one-sided, politically affiliated. are not understand why we being taken out of the american population as some type of thisly that is used for purpose and that purpose. the bible told us if you understand -- if you understand your bible, a devout christian, you have no business voting at all. you are not of this world. you are simply in this world. you hypocrites and you racists need to wake up and realize the black man, not the black woman, but the black man will reap all kinds of repercussions because donald trump has lost. host: marvinn tennessee. william out of wildly, georgia, a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. a couple of quick, simple comments. ers are talking about the number of people that trump had. he won 70 million votes. -- the majority of the people that voted for trump, a lot were his basic supporters primarily conservative whites. 75 million.t he has whites plus the minorities. they put him ahead. they are standing too close to the mere. they are part of the 70 million that voted for trump. i hear people talk about the machine got hacked. one of the worst things that could have happened to the voting system was the put them on computers. voting should be show concrete and so simple as color-coded popsicle sticks. i guess there is the possibility it could happen with the machine but i don't think there was anything crooked. ng should be more simple for all of us to vote. host: 15 minutes left of this first segment. michigan certifies result. gsa ascertains biden win. to dive into those ter

marvin ellison is turning around the -- what was really a terrible omni channel, and this company was acting -- the sellers were acting as if there was no press release they saw the number and said sell marvin is turning this company around and if you want to bet against him, i think it is a fool's errand >> all right to be fair, it is up nicely, it is at a very good run. >> yeah. >> perhaps not as strong as -- roughly in line, walmart is up 24% for the year >> i thought walmart was terrific lowe's isn't going to be as much as the er guyother guys we're kind of done with the selling of walmart too many people raised the price target, carl, these raising price targets is another thing i find is captain obvious. like, raise the price target, buy the stock. there is a lot of young investors who i think see good news and they buy and the older investors are index funds. think don't know how to sell anyway, right? >> i thought it was interesting, mcmillan on the call yesterday, and i'm quoting here, the company is changing and shaping its business model the way we make money today and the way we make money in the future will be more multifaceted, whether it is marketplace or advertising walmart