this was coming out of nelson rockefeller. aramco would build its model in some ways drawing on the same lessons learned that nelson rockefeller would offer in venezuela. nelson was not outspokenly religious but he was a man who longed to reshape the southern hemisphere in an image of christian democracy. he believed it would stymie communism's influences and ensure america's place at the head of the new international order. big oil may not have worn biblical convictions on their sleeves. they were willing to drop it for the sake of brotherhood. yet however much they were drained of its dogmatism, oil's promise continued to inform their actions. its solicitation to extract god's bounty from the earth with a higher sense of being. the civil religion of crude is one thread in oil's biography. if we want to understand, we must also look to the american oil patch, a unique landscape out of which stirred an irreversible challenge to the rockefeller, eddy, luce gospel. there countless citizens stirred up with spiritual ardor have lo

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detective nelson was worried. would he show up? sure, your heart races a little bit. i mean, it's crunch time, and you feel like everybody's kind of depending on you to get this done. you want it to go well. >> so the idea is you're reeling them in like a fisherman. >> yep. >> but there are times when you don't know what's going to happen. >> right. you know? could have a fray in the line. have it break. had that happen a few times. >> but not this time. there was frank in a brand-new lexus suv. >> frank? >> yeah, that's me. >> that's not an i.s. >> an i.s., referring to the less expennive car he said he'd be driving. >> oh, yeah. my wife took the other car this morning. >> that's sweet. now i know what you spent your money on. >> money from fred schockner is what the cop meant. frank did not take that bait. >> i got to get going. >> hard to tell from the video, but frank coughs up the money. >> i got a grand for you right now because they're still monitoring my accounts. >> who is? >> [ bleep ] detectives. >> are they looking at y

and again, this is very much coming out of, and in line with, nelson rockefeller. and aramco would incidentally build its model, in some ways drawing on some of the same lessons that nelson rockefeller would offer in venezuela. nelson was not outspokenly religious, but he was a man who longed to reshape the southern hemisphere in the image of christian democracy. he believed that his civil religion of crude would still stymy communism's influence there and ensure america's place at the head of the new international order. indeed, big oils apostle's may not have worn biblical [inaudible] on their sleeves, [inaudible] for the sake of universal brotherhood and a logic of service. yet, however much they were drained of its dogmatism, oil's promise continued to inform their actions. it's saluted -- solicitations to expound gods mounties from the earth with a higher sense of being. oil's global topography's in this way became the theological plains. the civil religion of crude is one threat in oils religious biography. certainly vital to understanding the united states h

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el calvario de nelson comenzó tras una redada lentes visitó familiares a finales del aÑo 94 pero todoograron transferir en tres oportunidades al departamento de inmigración que se detuviera la orden de deportación que enfrentaba nelson. nosotros nonos vamos a dar de deportación por un aÑo este tiempo le permitirá volcar por este de su cliente. claro que significa esto para él. imagínate tener la visten libertad. ahora si no está listo para dejar drogar en el cual se ha convertido esta iglesia. >>> es muy difícil uno nunca sabe. al departamento de migración sobre este caso solo dijo que cada proceso es analizado de manera independiente de discreción de la gente encargada. pero nos adelantamos que calefón le por experimentar escasez de tocino ahora detallamos esto se debe de bienestar animal que forma establecidas iban a entrar en vigor el próximo aÑo parte de semana te establecen más espacios para la cría de seres al que la mayoría de los productores de porcino no están preparados de cumplir con esta medida por eso los expertos pronostican que la situación pudiera aumentar el precio de

coming up, he was beating on the door saying, nelson nelson, somebody's killed my family, they're all dead, they're all dead. >> your family dead, murdered. how do you even begin to absorb that? >> all these things, spinning around inside my head. it was surreal. am i really hear? it's surreal. >> we went down to the ground, laid on his back, rolling around. and says why, why didn't i have to go? why didn't i stay with them? >> there was more pain, much more still to come, when "dateline" continues. eline" continues yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell yo

my husband and a couple of our friends who were a handful of the white people who went to net nelson mandela's inauguration. i remember seeing he was out there with a film crew and i would love to track down that footage one day . i think south africa informed the person i became. people ask audi to become a libertarian and i was like i thought we were pretty much born libertarian and then we get influenced or forced into some other kind of thing but for me it's just always been individualism and really trying to help the community but from an individualistic way and not from a top-down way. so with life in south africa again, we saw this censorship . words in the newspapers were bad. they were allowed to talk about certain words for the illegalborder words that were going on . we half mast deportations, my friends were forced into the military who didn't want to be there and they were traumatized by thatexperience . again, it's sad to say but i think that that experience in south africa and knowing what the telstar from the regime saying that these certain people were going to label

of course nelson mandela was released in 94. i voted for it in the first open election. i and my husband and a couple of her friends were a handful of the white people who went to nelson mandela was inauguration. i remember seeing it was out there with a film crew. i would love to track down that footage one day. so i think south africa actually informed the person of a a ga. people always ask has to become a libertarian? unlike i think we're all pretty much born libertarian in the wicket influenced, forced into some kind of thing. but really for me it's always been individualism and then try to help the community but from individualistic bottom up way and not a top-down way. so with life in south africa again we saw the censorship. words in newspapers were banned. they were not allowed to talk about certain words or the illegal border wars that were going on. we had national subscription so a lot of my friends were actively forced into 90 didn't want to be there and they were traumatized by that experience. really again it's sad to say but i think that experience in sou

very much in line with nelson rockefeller. aramco would incidentally build its model on lessons learned that rockefeller would offer in venezuela. nelson was not outspokenly religious but was a man who longed to reshape the southern hemisphere and believed he could ensure america's place in the head of the new international order. big order of fossils would not have worn big convictions on their sleeves they were willing to drop doctrineal efficiencies in the sake of imperial logic and service. however much they were drained of dog mattism -- oil -- with an if we want to understand the profoundest terms in modern u.s. religious politics must look to the american oil patch, unique landscape to rock fella gospel. countless citizens stirred up spiritualardor long upheld potent gospel of their own i call wildcat christianity. -- granted man authority to tap sub surface crude. aggressively and on their terms -- cut throat essence that would endure across time. for john d rockefeller senior that rule of capture was in his mind waste

nelson, good to see you again. welcome. >> it's good to see you, joshua.ng, you know, flying these increasingly unfriendly skies? i mean, what's it like to be a flight attendant these days? has it always been this unruly and we just never talked about it? or is something really different happening right now? >> i'll tell you, joshua, the fines and also the penalties, federal penalties that are in place are because our union fought for those in the late '90s, because this issue of unruly passengers became something that we had to deal with on the job. but it was typically a bad day. it was typically a one-off in a 30-year career. it was not something that flight attendants were having to face every day when they go to work. we took a survey of our members. 85% of them said they've had to deal with an unruly passenger in the last six months. and 57% -- i'm sorry, 71% of them said that they've had five events or more in the last six months. so this is pervasive. this is something we've never seen before. and i just want to note the faa putting out that ad wit

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all >> reporter: when you think of people infected with covid-19, think of nelson, a 17-year-old with down syndrome has been in the pediatric icu at the children's hospital of new orleans for a week. every breath he takes is a struggle. hard to breathe? is that oxygen helping you? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: a little more than a week ago, nelson's parents knew something was wrong when he stopped eating. his mother says things got so bad, they thought he was about to die. when they brought him into the hospital, he was immediately placed in the icu. his parents say he has since lost 20 pounds. >> he was very sick. >> yeah, he was vomiting. he vomited a lot. he was sweating more. >> oh, yeah. >> he expressed his discomfort more. just knew it. >> reporter: it has been a widely held belief that it virus doesn't get kids as sick as adults, but with the emergence of delta variant, that may be changing. >> the icu is being paed here with covid patients. this small girl behind me isn't even two years old. >> reporter: 18 children are being treated with covid here, six in the pediatric icu. kendal

. >> reporter: when you think of people infected with covid-19, think of nelson alexis.ome has been in the pediatric icu at the children's hospital of new orleans for a week. every breath he takes is a struggle. are you having trouble breathing? >> uh-uh. >> reporter: is it hard to take a breath? >> yeah. >> reporter: a little more than a week ago, nelson's parents knew something was wrong when he stopped eating. his mother says things got so bad, they thought he was about to die. when they brought him into the hospital, he was immediately placed in the icu. his parents say he's since lost 20 pounds. >> he was very sick. >> he was -- >> he couldn't -- >> he was vomiting. he vomited a lot. he sweating more. >> oh, yeah. >> he expressed discomfort more. you just knew it. >> reporter: it was a widely held belief throughout the covid-19 pandemic the virus doesn't get kids as sick as adults but that may be changing, especially here. the ic us packed here with covid patients. this small girl behind me isn't even two years old. there are 18 children being treated. six are in th

>> bill nelson was one of the most collaborative democrats. he had strong relationships with a number of republicans. i think that he has already demonstrated that he will not allow partisan bickering to distract from the mission. nasa is, without question, the preeminent space agency of any country on earth and we need to protect that. we need to expand on that position. on this call we are talking to the committee of space business. singing to you the hymnal of all the different reasons outside. gps, for instance. outside of normal space perceptions, so much of our economy is dependent on making sure we continue to lead in space. i think the public understands that. they are excited. billionaires going out into space. a lot of people frown on that. i do think that it is exciting. something that i want to take advantage of and utilize. i think that it will benefit nasa. every chance i get, i will try to find ways to put pressure on all the senators to get people excited in their home states about what is in store for nasa and this country and

the medical director, scott nelson, has been working here since 2010's earthquake. >> we have many onm floor, and outside for lack of space. >> reporter: what kind of injuries are you seeing from the victims? >> with earthquakes, every type of orthopedic injury is produced, many are crush injuries. severe open fractures. >> reporter: dr. nelson took us to the operating room as the patient was undergoing surgery. >> many of the patients have had walls and ceilings fall on them. we have had a few jumping injuries. people jump off the balcony and have fractures from that. >> reporter: it's the ward, it's a race to keep up the influx of patients. three days ago, this wing was under construction and it was empty. now, there's not an empty bed in the entire ward. they have seen over 100 patients in just the last 48 hours. >> she has a femur fracture here on the right side and another femure fracture on the left side. >> reporter: both of the femures snapped in half, as she tried to escape a crumbling market.

nelson, no. question.her effort to bring out any selfie enemies, is that right? >> mr.-ness, and yes that is correct. some selfie in me as i understand are making their way by various boats out into the south china sea. i suspect they probably will be picked up. >> those people at the time were called boat people in our news coverage. some of them drowned. some of them were picked up. and then, at the press briefing, the day after, the last helicopter left vietnam, there is this question. is the president disappointed that he was not able to get between 100,000 200,000 out, as year regionally hoped? mr. nelson, as many were evacuated as was realistically possible. question, do you have any sort of figure in the? we've had figures all the way from 45,000 to 70,000. mr. nelson, it is not possible yet, because some of them left on their own and others have gone to various places, there is no complete count. no complete count. realistically possible. as many were evacuated as realistically possible. and no one

but a doctor lewis nelson is the chief of medical toxicology at rutgers new jersey school of medicine and says this wasn't an overdose. i can tell you this. not fentanyl right. this is a normal human stress response. he points to one piece of evidence in particular the amount of narcan used to reverse the alleged overdose of facts press one of the best reasons is into for that to make better. we never news 4. that was you need one dose. he is not the only one speaking out after the video went viral major outlets, including the la times and new york times have pointed to questions surrounding this video. >> doctor nelson says what deputy david 5, i experienced. and during this call was real. but it wasn't an overdose. this is anxiety that just overwhelming is fear. i mean, we see these law others are not immune to this. this in motion. sentinels poison. you just not that way and it does not look like that on the other hand, experts from mental health center of san diego are drooling an overdose out who were seen an increase in the potency drugs in general. they're cutting a lot of drug

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it should be dependent on monday where i don't know the people here from the young nelson to mesa. and if they do dare to break for the past votes of the opposition, we've done a p s at least shuffle off and allow that vote to stand. how can you guarantee these elections will be pretty involved with such a history of cheating and beating that? no, no, we don't to talk about that the election to be different from in the election, which is being held in because they will be free and that will be me me ah ah ah ah, the news news news news my colleagues, what they call it tripping my kind of enlightenment to purchase a situation but had took off the cancer but needs to be punished about but has to be controlled. i refused to let them to find my life. i refused to let them decide why. why ought to be so i will keep on preaching. i will keep on pushing. i won't keep on fighting. i won't keep on representing. i still make all things, all right, until i make them understand my arisen until i make them understand that i am the boy until i make them understand that i will keep on pushing wit

i don't know the people here from the young nelson to me sir, and if they do dare to break for the past and vote for the opposition with donna pierre to please shuffle off and allow that vote to stand. how can you guarantee these elections will be pretty involved with such a history of cheating and beating that? no, no, we don't talk about the election to be different from in the election, which is being held in because they will be free and will be free. me me me i the the ah the me me ah ah, ah ah, my colleagues isn't what they call the truth. my kind of enlightenment tends to purchase a situation that had took off the i can so that needs to be controlled by a lot but has to be controlled. i refused to let them to find my life. i refused to let them decide why, why? so i will to point coaching, i will keep on pushing. i will keep on fighting. i will keep on representing i feel i meg, all things, all right, until i make them understand my arisen until i make them understand that i am the voice of prison until july mixed up. understand that i will keep on pushing without building for th

suppose you think but i i i i i get the one, the middle bill, a lizzie in the near the, in the near nelson nice. and they will be free and then will be in the with the is it is the get him what it is about you young for the month? not the near the new he in like honestly, i mean the, the, i don't ask for the coffee as of a been to then the i knew that there was not thing was amazing. i been in the meeting to love it. i said with a little border, so don't feel that this is a little bit when you're unable to you may receive a few more waiting. let's move good. my name is mary. can leave this. i know vehicle gets a compliment. ah. i was laid off in a little while they seemed to be one minus i don't know how to say to me, but it was on me ah yeah. you know, you know, you gotta get the mail need, but i can't think of a way for me i'm just gonna cut him in. ah, i came up with a nice nice look. and possibly, i mean my that in the, in a last year that when the stuff that i want to do my cheese, i me ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, what nice i use i of him says he is this, this noble is

i don't know the people here vote from the young nelson to me sir. and if they do dare to break for the past, vote for the opposition would appear to please shuffle off and allow that vote to stand. how can you guarantee these elections will be involved with such a history of cheating and beating that? no, no, we don't to talk about that the election to be different from any election which is being held in because they will be free and will be free. mm. mm mm mm mm i i the ah the ah ah ah ah, ah ah, my colleagues risen what they call it tripping my kind of enlightenment to purchase a situation that i have to go to i can so that needs to go up but has to be controlled, i refuse to let them to find my life. i refuse to let them decide why m and white want to be. so i will keep on coaching. i will keep on pushing. i will keep on fighting. i will keep on representing until i make all things, all right, until i make them understand my reason until i make them understand that i am the voice of britain until i mixed up understand that i will keep on pushing

nelson sorry should be about raising prices in harley down to the town. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in that designate adult, had made the task of fixing a war torn economy, counting the cost on al jazeera applesauce, laughter the actual video, left and lighting, and saw that there could be a just the okay, now, i mean, i, i, i'm going to recommend just walk with i'm not sure what's going on on my son. grim ahead alarms water. us nice me. i choose ah yeah. well lucky this way i need to walk her squash. no, he will be able to tell you that in the shower for my son, the noise on the radio is going on here. the 1st one is his locker. if they was canada or della hold k, me get a month or a cannot give saunders? i guess we're a no no boiler yes . oh and course go get that point. and i always love on rolling beyond the branch. i'm not i'm going to get, you know, a risk i, i think i gotta figure out was i going to? yes. and then you probably. yeah. when you went to the side of d n a when a loan in

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former democratic senator from nebraska, ben nessa nelson, how to fix the senate and death of the senate. in his drink kate clifford larson recalls the life of civil rights activist fannie lou hammer and walk with me. also being published this week, best-selling science writer richard dawkins provides a collection of his book review and essays and books do furnish a life. empower and liberty pulitzer prize-winning gordon would the political debates the creation of the u.s. constitution and his assistant stefan alexander argues good physics require stepping outside conventional thinking in fear of a black universe. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold. watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. >> joining us on book tv is author philip magness he is the co-author with jason brennan of this book, cracks in the ivory tower. at first about mr. magness when you do for a living? >> i am an economist at the american institute for economic research. >> have you been in academia before? >> i have it. spent about ten years teaching college americ

nelson took us to the operating room as the patient was undergoing surgery. >> many of the patients have had walls and ceilings fall on them. we have had a few jumping injuries. people jump off the balcony and have fractures from that. >> reporter: it's the ward, it's a race to keep up the influx of patients. three days ago, this wing was under construction and it was empty. now, there's not an empty bed in the entire ward. they have seen over 100 patients in just the last 48 hours. >> she has a femur fracture here on the right side and another femure fracture on the left side. >> reporter: both of the femures snapped in half, as she tried to escape a crumbling market. hers is one of thousands of stories from hai thtians. >> she was running and hit by debris, there was a man next to her who died, who was crushed by the debris and she said that god blessed her, she is alive. >>> here in the u.s., the recent surge in covid cases is throwing a wrench in the summer travel season. a lot of people who are itching to get away after 18 months of restrictions, have apparently changed their minds.

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tom: erik nielsen, thank you -- erik nelson, thank you so much. a short note. to the soup of china. to me with leland miller and the china beige book saying it is not happening. lisa: gabriella nails it. the noise is so strong. we going to work on your blue look tonight? please send pictures. she is looking to the noise from slowing growth, from the regulatory pressure, from trade, from the covid pandemic, trying to reconcile all of these aspects. the currency is managed. it has not been an indication of any of this noise. when you talk about the supply chain ramifications coming out of china, there could be serious issues. tom: kailey, what is interesting , to me what we have not talked about is emerging markets drifting away. kailey: i always pay attention when i see a stronger dollar to what emerging-market currencies are doing come into chinese yuan is not immune from. yesterday or wednesday we saw the yuan reach its strongest level. in five years, even as it was weaker against the dollar. lisa: you say to kailey, have you been watching emerging markets. i

joining us now is danny nelson i'll not ask you about oscar mayer.ngs that i think real investors and serious investors look at and go really? not now. anyway, to what do you ascribe this massive run in crypto and ethereum and in plain english because it is 5:45 in the morning. can you explain the recent forking and i want our viewers to know i said forking >> with the recent run up in crypto prices, we see more on risk appetite. i don't know why anyone would pay so much for a pack of wie wieners. there are so many issues with the growth of ethereum and crypto overall because of the transactions that run through the network and the forking, in the most simple terms, is the effort to change the way it works behind the scenes to make it a lot better in processing transactions and more efficient. >> yeah. do you think that post -- this is hard to say post-forking rally is going to stay or is it a short-term anomalies that causes things to happen under the hood, danny, because we had been in a period of weakness. what are you hearing about the future pat

host: let's hear from nelson in florida, republican line, go ahead. caller: good morning, gentlemen. i just have one question -- i'm 72 years old so i have been through a number of the senses. on every single one that i'm aware of, there has been an assumption that there is an undercount step+ what's the purpose automatically assume there is an undercount and how do you know there isn't an over count? it seems to me that this problem, i'm trying to assume that there is a political aspect to this. i'm wondering if you could address that a little. host: nelson in florida. guest: the people at the senses euro all have dr. in front of their name and a phd after their names. many of them do and these are smart people who do a lot of statistical work to fix these numbers to figure out the closest, most accurate possible count. i don't know that there is an assumption of an undercount but they go back and look at the numbers and look at what they have actually counted over the last year or so were six months they get to go and count people. when they do, the

it's also strengthened nasa leadership by designating bill nelson to run nasa. also pamela melroy as deputy administrator. she'll be first woman to serve in this capacity in the history of the agency. as the chairman of the space and science subcommittee, i'm not just representing colorado although colorado obviously has a strong scientific community led by companies like ball corporation. but also need a whole of government approach to addressing the challenges we face in space and in science. it's nasa -- it's the department of defense, department of commerce. and i think that by continuing the national space council, the biden administration has made clear that leadership in space continues to be a priority. nasa already has a number of important initiatives going forward. the artemis program to land the first woman on the moon. the mars exploration with perseverance rover and ingenuity helicopter. i have been watching those videos and seeing not just the attention in the senate but the attention across america, really was inspiring. and i think the endless f

. >> reporter: when you think of people infected with covid, think of nelson alexus, the 17-year-oldas been in the pediatric icu for a week. every breath he takes is a struggle. >> hard to breathe, huh? is that oxygen helping? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: more than a week ago, his parents knew something was wrong when he stopped eating. things got so bad, they thought he was about to die. when they brought him to the hospital, he was immediately placed in the icu. his parents say he has since lost 20 pounds. >> he was very sick. >> he was vomiting a lot, sweating more. expressed his discomfort more. >> reporter: it is a belief that the virus doesn't get kids as sick as adults. with emergence of the delta variant, that may be changing. >> the icu is packed with covid patients. this one girl isn't even two years old. >> there are 18 children treated for covid. six in the pediatric icu. kendall jaffe is one of the nurses. she worked through the pandemic and said it has never been this bad. >> we hadn't seen kids get acute covid lung disease as much as the delta variant now. it is hitting the

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omar, christopher rosales and nelson all of the in charge at least 10 violent crimes including carjacking, shooting stolen both in burglary since february . police release this video which they sent us next to himself modified to be well basically handheld guns in this is an organized group of gang members including handling a lot of harmony in our city. we were very happy the office is. police are several search warrants last week they illegally is not, capacity plus materials to make guns without serial number is known on the street goes will have more coming up 6:00. straight to our fire winds includes guys are helping firefighters battling the dc fire. they are fighting the plants more aggressively and aired grounded return to their dc fire has chart thousand acres area larger than the city of los angeles. he was 21% is structure the sheriff's office is 31 people reported missing and other areas have been a fire is now the second largest fire history better progress on the river fire plaster they had and 68 percent and after disgorging more than 2600 acres and destroying s. for the fi

nelson and california -- nelson in california. caller: i will say it is amazing you played the clip from trump after the caller bashed biden. it is like trump had confidence the taliban would do the right thing. i have more confidence in the taliban not being terrorists than trump's followers if you know what i mean. january 6 and more domestic terrorism coming up, especially after census data showing the declining white population, but i think we had to leave because they are not willing to fight for themselves and they just have to have the resolve within themselves. host: all right. nelson's thoughts in california. we go to georgia. earl is watching as they are. you also say it is a mistake to withdraw. caller: no, i say it is the best thing we could have ever done. i don't know how i called in on the wrong line. host: that is ok. caller: in 1969, nixon negotiated in vietnam to keep the war going. draftees. they were drafted for vietnam. they had a lot to do with ending the war, because they would say shove it. we are not going

. >> when we had secretary nelson here in may he said 5.4 billion in infrastructure, one of the cap?he gap. >> deferred maintenance and $5.4 billion investment portfolio are slightly different thing. it would retire a substantial majority of the deferred maintenance. 5.4 is subpoena across the entire complex of mass are driven by the mission, what are the things we need to investment in going forward? all of the investments we need to make. there categories like modernization, where do we build new capability? it should be a national capability. we talked about modernization and repair, all these facilities back up to acceptable standards. >> national research council, significant concerns about research laboratories. re: where infrastructure is ahead of it? >> i think we are able to continue with scientific cover. it is in the near future. >> in your written testimony you talked about making systemic issues and electrical systems, are these, is this a new problem or something we've been dealing with for a long time? >> after talking about this, is electrical explosions on energized

with me is colleen nelson. why is he shutting out the press, colleen?ome limited access to the sacramento v and other outlets, he did an sbrir with a sacramento v reporter. but as the questions have gotten tougher, he has pulled back and really reverted to mostly speaking with conservative media outlets, media outlets who he thinks are more closely aligned with his viewpoints, and has made the calculation that he doesn't need to speak to nonpartisan media outlets in a lot of cases, and he has gone so far as to report that he has revoked access to sacramento b journalists, that he won't allow us to cover his events or press conferences and we are not invited. >> so he's a member of the media shutting out the media, which really shows our media parallel world. there is media that's trying to scrutinize candidates, and there is a media trying to prop elder up, and unfortunately there is not a lot of overlap. what are you doing instead? how does this ultimately hurt californians when elder won't answer questions? >> well, it hurts voters. and so this isn't

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