there resident michael sam has agreed to aid me on my quest course it's a bit hidden it doesn't come right up here like other things you have to look for the unicorn. but the unicorns are really everywhere almost every company that enterprise with this town has a unique colony even in its name. and we need some unique on ice. to this $60000.00 plus residents that unicon is a part of daily life one even seems to have grown up in the park. out of it and. you have to look for them with your heart if you lose your mind in reason you've already lost that's why the unicorns tend to turn out here in places where you have to look with your heart and. soul to shine unicorn would hardly want to hike right in the center of town so i try my luck in the country this looks quite a bit more promising maybe this house will eventually get. merely invisible. well no luck i've examined every white horse because as we know unicon some of. them where are the unicorns where. back in town i had told the museum there's an exhibition about the unique concept recent evolution into kitsch. alongside interestin

. >> michael, sam in florida wants to know about rost stores. >> sam, i own it, i have a small positionit, it's one of my riskier positions, i think that management has done a good job through this pandemic, stores were closed, they cut back, they cut back and i think they made very good decisions, this is the low end consumer of course turning over inventory and new inventory all the time i think it's going to make t i think it's going to come through fine, they have done a lot of the right things so, yes, but this is not a blue chip. >> all right tiffany, for you, ken in south carolina, is there still upside with you will at thulta. >> there are only two options, sephora and ulta ulta tend to carry the more affordable products, i like that they have salons inside some of their stores, the stock is down 16% year to date i think it presents a good buying opportunity. >> joe, i noticed you told iemg and you've been talking up the emerging markets why did you sell this? >> iemg, scott, that's the emerging market equity, i kept my emerging market debt. if you're going to be allocating towa

michael, we believe we can do more than one thing with our lives, within this hour, with our time on earth. i did have fun with sam. we wanted to get into this with you. i know you care about it. we're living through -- and i want to give the audience a little more, the national unrest and defined in summer that hung over the conventions after this weekend's police shooting of jacob blake. thank you for joining the conversation. here is some context. policing debates continue and there are facts and law thags people need to know about. you look at the police shooting blake. this is a still. shot in the back as he walked away. hoe was not armed at the time. and some people stress that blake was not complying with officer requests, that is legally irrelevant. it's illegal to use deadly force on someone if they are fleeing. if they don't pose a deadly threat. the supreme court ruled on this all the way back in 1985 after police shot someone who was 100 pounds, 15 years old, a young black boy who had stolen $10. here is a brief part of the coverage at the time. >> one of those is an edward garner, a 100-pound unarmed

michael steele. couple of things here, president may feel like he's the one going to go into the debates like his favorite cartoon character, yosemite sam with guns blazing. but there's axiom in politics, if you're asking for more debates you're losing. do you believe it? >> the way you pronounced that -- but i digress. the one thing you need to know about this debate story, side that's asking for more debates is losing is the universal truth of politics. side that wants to add debates is behind and losing. this is a clear sign that the president's side believes it is losing this election and therefore wants as many debates as it can possibly get. and the joe biden side, i will confidently predict, will be very coy and very reluctant and -- won't want an additional debate. and might be coy about the debates already scheduled because they're ahead. >> michael, the topic of cognitive testing came up again today. >> again! >> maybe the three of us should take one. but joe biden was asked -- i know, it is wednesday. joe biden was asked about the topic today, going to play his answer and we'll discuss. >> no, i haven't taken the test. why th

michael countryman and the young theater roosevelt. it's hard being doug brinkley and nobody calls you david brinkley. i don't want to hear your complaint. >> what were sam and cokie really like? >> i'm not lying. my first book was on dean acheson and somebody i knew in madison avenue of the bookstore. anyway they threw a really nice party for me enter new york penthouse. i was young kid, my first book city at this desk with my signing pen on dean acheson and lo and behold in a tuxedo was walter cronkite in line. i thought wow, the guy i watched in ohio is coming to my book signing on dean acheson. i kept an eye on, talking to other people and he came up and we cut up to me he said, that was a wonderful time we had sailing together. [laughing] he thought i was david's son. i was, you are always put in the position to say oh, well, you know. i corrected him a little and i watched him slink out. >> that's good. a whole category of this. i was on stage with a very prominent person in issuing him and he kept asking me about, as you wrote about grant, your hamilton point. jesus christ, he thinks on ron chernow. how did you handle it? >> i just rolled with it.

sam's club in midland, texas. zach will share his personal story about what happened that day and discuss the importance of the bystander intervention. michael is a commissioner with the u.s. commission on civil rights. he will be sharing some of the findings from the commissioners reports on a crimes as well as recommendations with the federal government as taken to prevent and address these crimes against asian americans. i want to welcome all of our distinguished panelists. and thank you for participating in today's congressional forms. i like to begin our panel by recognizing our first panelist. >> good afternoon. thank you congresswoman and all and members of the tri- caucus for the opportunity to testify before you today. the chinese affirmative action at san francisco state university, asian american studies department, and the policy and planning council where i work launched on march 19th, 2020, if young eight, the nation leading educator of covid-19 related hate incidents against asian americans in the pacific islanders. in 19 weeks, we have received almost 2600 self-reported incidents. from across 45 states and the district of col