they're still what dire need to do something because of it even if those were the best numbers since mitt march i mean 960000 claims a week is still quite a terrible number it is dance class thanks so much now to some of the other business stories making news. says it still hoping to strike a deal with the u.s. over aircraft tariffs and comes after the us that it would be maintaining a 15 percent levy on airbus planes the longstanding dispute is connected to the boeing airbus rivalry the us says airbus receives too much european state. the european commission has reserved up to 200000000 doses of a potential covert 19 vaccine from u.s. pharmaceutical company johnson and johnson the e.u. executive arm said the contract would allow all 27 member states to purchase the vaccine and also to donate to lower income countries. china says it's come up with its 1st nucleic acid testing of our tree for cope with 19 such labs can be transported easily return results on site without the need for additional testing. now a day after receiving another box of sage age german travelled group to eat has posted di

you'll remember that mitt romney marched and showed his support. mitt romney think of the looting of downtown chicago? mitt romney for theft, for crime? most people aren't -- most democrats aren't. but no one is saying this. so instead of condemning blm they are getting rid of columbus day for juneteenth. if they are marching with blm. and think that? yeah. and when the dnc gets a prime time speaking spot to sandy cortez, maybe it's kind of an endorsement. you bet it is. a reporter tried to explain all of this to the mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot this weekend. and she didn't take it well. >> don't take it from me. just go by what's been done. i don't want to be her job for you but just go by what's been done. there were no consequences for the people arrested. >> don't bait us. do not bait us. do not bait us. >> not trying to bait you. just asking a question that seems -- >> asked and answered. do you got another question? >> tucker: don't bait us, shut up and obey. if don't ask questions, that's not your right. that's the position of lori lightf

the murder of george floyd, and you actually have the 2012 republican nominee mitt romney marching withnd saying "black lives matter." again, a huge cultural change in the united states of america. >> and a cultural change that has moved the center of gravity in the country further away from the republican coalition. i think we see that political backdrop very clearly these last two weeks. i thought last week democrats talking about systemic racism more only, explicitly and repeatedly than i at least have ever heard about. and i've been at every convention since 1984. and now you have a republican convention who is focused on portraying the protesters as, quote, a mob who is coming to get suburban white families in their home. i did think, however, that we really saw the first crack in the armor from president trump because all the effort that went into last night trying to however implausibly rewrite his history and say that he is a friend now of immigrants and african-americans and women, i think it was an implicit acknowledgment for the first time that i can remember that his strateg

. >> last community question, what do you think julian would say about mitt romney, marching and sayingack lives matter now. >> guest: he would like it. why not? you need all the allies and something he doesn't like about mitt romney, or any permanent friends. interested in racial justice, good for him and welcome. >> building constituencies and alliances around particular issues. not everybody is like that. after carmichael came into power they became insular and lost support and he was always building alliances. >> we have a comment from gail robinson about the general assembly in the 80s. always supportive, there was little legislative -- mentoring advice with levelheadedness. >> that is nice, thank you. >> we appreciate it. five minute left. i want to give you a chance for any closing thoughts that you make sure folks know about. >> how about i go first if that is okay. from page 227, at age 15 my grandfather born into slavery and fairly able to read and write, walked 100 miles to not go in the door of the colleague, 14 years later when he finally graduated. these were his words. in

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