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she compared him and i want to quote she compared him to mozart. both were geniuses who with their greatest works changed forever the way people think she's currently working on a book about the virginia dynasty, washington jefferson madison and monroe that will be out in about two years but fascinates her is it for the first 36 years of our of our republic with the exception of four short years of john adams the virginia dynasty was in power. of the 15 books. she has written five of them are history books for children. and we have bought them for all of our grandchildren and i've read them over and over with the grandchildren who love them and i'll just mention a few because you want to purchase them. america a patriotic primer celebrates the ideas that are our country and one of my favorites a is for abigail tells us about the accomplishments of women in america. and of course the one that i love the most is when washington crossed the delaware and it tells about the general washington leading his ragtag army across the frozen river christmas nig

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mozart and bach and beethoven?come from different countries. >> shouldn't we be celebrating what makes us different in our diversity and unique? >> diversity is strength. we're all immigrants, most of us, and we work together for a great country that we have. we don't need this division and hatred and attacks against other people. why can't they work with president biden towards an infrastructure project? we're trying to bring $2.2 trillion to infrastructure across this country. that's something that should be unifying us, helping our country, helping our people, helping our economy. there are so many things that are positive we could be working on. not on division and hatred and lies. >> part of that park is the fact that you sit on the subcommittee on the coronavirus crisis and this week we witnessed congressman jim jordan confronting dr. fauci again over covid restrictions. let's listen to part of that exchange that you heard in person and then let's hear what dr. fauci told my colleague, joy reed last night. >>

from friday when it did monday morning so did it distort is the root of your empty shops your growth mozart and your groups but now on monday morning good things are back to normal i wouldn't say it is back to exactly normal as it was a quarter of this back but it is nearly double and we're also looking at possibility of a deadlock dart which is a longer lock down and they might declare over the next one or 2 days i'm not sure we'll talk to your guild represents professional medical organizations in india and we've also seen some doctors on strike during this pandemic albeit for other reasons how our hospitals they're coping with these huge numbers and then all the front line medical staff. we have plenty of medical staff europe india nurses who are mad these border to border in a good deal like india however some places some districts some hospitals are or what had happened after the 1st day or. some of the boarding up they got happened and some of the bits which were it's our part or we they were given back to you said yes and they are now back to go again but in between there was a lull