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the nearly 700 republican who is have filed paper work with the federal election commission to run nec representatives, a third have embraced trump's false claim about defeat. sdplst the a gop strategy playing out at the local and state level. pointing out that pennsylvania state senator who is cont contemplating a run for governor told trump he could engineer a post-election audit in his state like the one under way in arizona. amy is a national political reporter for the washington post and wrote the story. thanks for being with us. in many of these races, according to your reporting, great piece, it's the central c conduit of the race. it's what the candidates are running on. >> that's right. some of these candidates are challenging republicans in primaries who they are saying didn't do enough to defend former president trump. for instance, there are six republican challengers to liz chaney, the republican member of congress who was kicked out of leadership in congress because she voted to impeach trump and has not embraced and has ru p repudiated the claims. you see that everywhere

matt damon plays a really rough nec type guy, guy works on an oil rig. he's a strain from his daughter, but when she is arrested in mar, say, and thrown into jail queues of, of murdering someone he comes to, to try and help her out. and he tries to clear her name. she claims she is not guilty and he tries to negotiate the differential legal system and, and sort of investigate the case himself without speaking any french. so it's of course interesting because as you mentioned that the director, this is from the director of spotlight, which was oscar oscar winning film. and so a lot of people looking at this movie to see if it could be an awards container on a more historical plan. director todd haynes is back with a brand new documentary on the band velvet underground. so let's just take a quick look at how that sounds. church music which never is land or c alone blooms, hair inside the mind, patterns, notion and actually knows. moving with matt in the search key part are very much reflecting the times there. i know you're enthusiastic about this one. sco

nec ethel is being portrayed as a victim or a martyr. the ethel i discovered through reading the letters actually is her own woman and certainly by the end. i found that interesting but there is of course new information. david her brother and i'm sure we'll talk about the family dynamics but for those of you who don't know her brother david was key to the story and perjured evidence in what sense apple to her death in david died in 2014 so finally the grand jury statements were worthy and that's what what made clear that he had lied and he really has no remorse for the lighting but he had seen his sister typing the statement which was not part of his grand jury statement when he actually said my sister has no -- so was the release of the grand jury papers. it was also the letters which were referred to in the introduction, the personal letters and while i fully expect that some of them were a publication not all of them were. i found them so extraordinary and moving how ethel tried to be a mother from prison. i think the letters that st

americans do not believe that nec the prices going up every time they go to the grocery store.the way, president biden answer the question on cnn last night was just inexplicable. he said the solution to the inflation problem was for the federal government to bail out $4 trillion. a second grader knows that's massive increases to debt will make the inflation problem much worse not better. >> shannon: americans are growing increasingly skeptical of the multitrillion dollar packages as well. when it affects the pocketbooks at home a lot of people wake up and see things differently. great to see you both come back soon. >> thanks, shannon. >> have a good night. >> shannon: youtube. china throwing up new roadblocks to investigations into the origins of covid-19 tonight. the communist regime said it cannot accept the world health organization's plan for the second phase of study announcing evidence that the virus might have leaked from a lab in wuhan. fox news medical conservator dr. marc siegel shows us tonight. hello, dr. beard >> hello, shannon we learned the world health organiz

that skill of —— —— devastation, nec, that is coming through.er is receding, that level of destruction is becoming apparent. angela merkel described this as a catastrophe that has hit as part of the country with so many deaths, people unaccounted for, it is a real recovery process. we have police services here who are asking us to move off the bridge because as i was saying, there are three enormous tracts there that have just been pales. three enormous tracts there that havejust been pales. 0ne next three enormous tracts there that have just been pales. 0ne next to each other, and they will be using metal cutters to cut through and i have to say, that the grim recovery search will then begin. the army is bolstering the police services here in this part of west germany. thank ou ve in this part of west germany. thank you very much _ in this part of west germany. thank you very much for — in this part of west germany. thank you very much for that. _ in this part of west germany. thank you very much for that. more - in this part of west germany. t

the next part of this year, we'll have intermittent outbreaks and will probably have them over the nec several years. the way to concede that is like the measles outbreaks that we have. we have a well vaccinated population but we have pop you -- populations where people are not adequately vaccinated and people get infected. this is a very severe disease and we need to take it seriously. i know people are very worried about the delta variant and i am too but let me say there's very likely to be a variant that develops in any of our communities around vaccinated be we need to be concerned about any new variants that occur and watch them very carely. i know the cdc has received up its surveillance of these but we just can't let our guard down. let me say one final thing. i'm glad you're better and i want to thank for your advocacy. >> thank you. >> thank you for inviting me i'll focus on how behavioral science suggest we can have covid vaccinations. we should be making it radically convenient to reduce hissen costs. people are busy, forgetful and dissuaded by hassle factors than we apprec

the nec should be a public/private led consortium to lead semiconductor r&d, and manufacturing and processing. it should enable manufacturers big and small to move semiconductors to big and small plants. we need more than plants. we need to invest in the american worker with training programs to create good paying jobs for opportunities for decades. this demands urgency to generate dividends for all americans, and to outline the supply chain disruptions by investing and leading effective partnerships and produce an outcome for americans today and generations to come. thank you and i look forward to the questions. >> thank you, dr. gill, for that testimony, and covering a broad view of the various sectors that we are going to talk about here. mr. miller, thank you so much for joining us, and we look forward to your testimony. >> sure. chairman cantwell, and ranking member wicker, and the members of the committee, on behalf of the i.t.i., i thank you for opportunity to testify today on the supply chain resiliency. as co-chair of the information and coinformation risk management or the itcm task

nec donald trump, again, coming in at 41. host: this survey has a lot of content. if people want more, where can i go? guest: we have a website. it is c-span.org/presidentssurvey2021. there they will be able to select each president. you can also look at each of the individual characteristics and see how the rankings came out with those. you will see a list of the 100 42 historians who participated. all of the resort -- all of the results are anonymous, we are sharing who participated. we have a gallery of insights. more graphics, similar to the two we just showed you. host: again, you can find it on the site, and rachel katz served as the project coordinator. thank you for your time. guest: thanks, pedro. we also have four of our survey advisors coming onto the journal sunday morning. they are going to be live for two hours sunday morning on the fourth of july. they are going to go more in depth into the survey and results, and taking fewer calls [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.