and ahead of nelson mandela or international days, this week's uprising in south africa evidence that enough is enough for the washington, the liberal experiment forged by man dell or after his campaign of violence finally brought him to powder and apologize. we talk to one of his comrades, you know, all the small coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, after england lost the euro 2020 final to italy in a week, the british fans brought racism home against star football is what is kneeling mean seen as gesture politics by bars. johnson's home secretary, pretty battalion, call the black lives matter. protests. dreadful is politics the only route out of entrenched racism. joining me now from new market in england is one of the greatest crickets of old time, the west indies, michael holding his new best seller. why we neil, how we rise shots racism through the careers. it was a bolt, naomi, a soccer anterior re michael, one on it to have you on the, on this program. one of the greatest sports does ever in this country. and what a timely book to come out just after the defeat of e

so while we can condemn it, we did, because up in the ghost, the ation in 1994, led by nelson mandela we rose above our constituencies in the angle of our constituencies and they feared and found the common ground. and that common ground created a safe contain of a constitutional democracy based on one person, one vote in the democratic non racial, non stick to south africa. that was the mandate of the monday lead generation. we cannot blame mandela for the fact that leadership offered him failed to do the work . oh ok. oh, can we? i mean i spoke to man dealer in 9899. he told me he was all for the neo liberal model. he was all going for the i m f. you were a minister for public services analysis that were in the mantel or government. i mean, you know, you see very sad when he was talking to me. do you not see his privatisation and washington good sense of model that mandela chose as the part for south africa? do you not see echoes of that in the violent pictures we see in durban? today, i take for granted. i mean, i was the minister in his office responsible for the reconstruction an

going down the south africa, nelson mandela. >> i came back from south africa to see nelson mandela gettingrying to see them on robbins island. he was in prison. >> he got arrested in south africa for trying to do the right thing. prison changes a man. isn't even phased joe biden. he grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in wilmington. remember the time he whipped corn pop's sorry ass with a chain. >> corn pop walks out with that chain and you walk down to the car and say, you may cut me, man, but i'm going to wrap this chain around your head. >> tucker: you thought he was useless! that man has skills. he's got skills. he doesn't just do it up and talk, got more hair plugs, he's done stuff. we learn more of that stuff today during a visit to a mack truck facility in pennsylvania. joe biden told us, this had not been reported by many of his biographers, he can in fact double clutch a quad box. he used to drive an 18-wheeler. >> i used to drive an 18-wheeler, man. >> tucker: [chuckling] has mark steyn driven 18-wheeler? i don't know. he's written a lot of books, great bestsellers. joins us

after he does coal biden became a civil rights leader and then went to africa to free nelson mandela.muffled audio]. i got arrested trying to see you. i came back from south africa trying to see nelson mandela and getting arrested for trying to see him in prison. >> tucker: arrested in south africa for trying to do the right thing. prison changes a man. did not even faze joe biden. you remember the time he whipped corn pop. >> corn pop was a bad dude. he said you walk out with that chain. you walk to the car and you say you may cut me but i am going to wrap this chain around your head. >> tucker: [laughing]. you thought he was useless. that man has skills. he's done a lot of interesting stuff. he hasn't just stood up and talk. got more hair plugs. he's done stuff. we learned about more stuff today at a mack truck facility in pennsylvania. he is double clutch a quadbox. he used to drive an 18 wheeler. >> i drove an 18-wheeler, man. >> tucker: [laughing]. has mark stein driven an 18 wheeler? he's written a lot of great books. he will assess the remarkable career of the president of the

prosperidad cruzar la puerta hay un acto de aplicación es una pieza y lo hemos visto poraquí nelson mandelaerpo. si me va a dar alguna alergia o alguna cosa así negativa... algún efecto secundario a largo plazo que todavía nadie sabe. hola mayra. las vacunas contra el covid-19 son seguras y efectivas. lo datos actuales indican que los efectos secundarios graves son muy raros, la mayoría de las personas tienen efectos secundarios leves como dolor en el brazo, fatiga, nada de qué preocuparse, son reacciones naturales. si todos nos ponemos la vacuna, más rápido venceremos a la pandemia. hola qué tal feliz lunes este día martes la cobertura especial a quien telemundo 48. no es la excepción. nuestro recorrido en tokio muy cerca fue confeccionado y realizado por más de 100 rostros distintos nubladas en un enorme en la ciudad pasemos ahora a washington porque luego del juego las autoridades ayer domingo como pueden ver los incrementos en la medida de seguridad una de gravedad la dos personas donde ocupación que paso dice que cayó en zona de tres corredores en base. hasta tres corredores en new yor

of his biggest whoppers -- and i'm not talking about the cheeseburger -- include stories about nelson mandelahe name of corn pop. >> this day 30 years ago, nelson mandela walked out of prison. i had the great honor of meeting him. i had the great honor of being arrested with our u.n. ambassador trying to get to see them on robbins island. when he came to the united states, i said, mr. president. thank you for trying to come and see me. stick and he came up and he said, "jelly, baby!" grab my cheeks like that >> corn pop was a bad dude. and he ran a bunch of bad boys. i said, "hey, you come off the board. or i'll come up and drag you off." he said he'd be waiting. with three guys with straight razors. >> julie: i mean, wow. i want to start with the trucker. ben, i'll start with you first, i guess. the white house has come out -- i don't know if they can necessarily defend his comments because they never happened, so they come down that can't come out and say he made it up. but he did right in the passenger seat of an 18-wheeler, so that makes him a truck driver, no? [laughter] >> ben: pretty m

. >> nelson mandela once said, it is easy to break down and destroy.are those that make peace and build. but what these riots have reminded us, there are millions up or and marginalized people in this country, and they have a voice. they, too, want to be heard in this democracy. >> when the supermodel halima aden announced she was quitting modeling in november last year because it was incompatible with her muslim faith, her exit sent shockwaves through the fashion industry. now, after becoming a trail blazer per wearing a hijab on the catwalk, says that toward the end of her career, she had lost control of her identity. here is what she had to say. >> it is not that i was made to do things that i didn't want, but like many models, you start out young. i was 19 when i started modeling. i remember bringing suitcase two sets full of his jobs,abrics, leggings, sweaters, turtlenecks, all of these things that i would bring and work with the stylist onset to achieve the shoot. the last two years of my career, i trusted the stylist onset to style me. that is w

when nelson mandela became president until 2020, our economy has expanded capital terms, but only 18 percent. so what we've seen now is what's happening now, we've got overlapping and public health, humanitarian economic crisis. we've also got a political crisis and pocketed at war with itself. and we also have a public safety or security crisis to start off as a political issue over the jailing of former president jacob's duma. so is there a political motive behind the latest violence? okay, started, is it, it is a political reasons and whether you are 3 or don't agree with what jacob might say . he's a political grievance that has to be addressed and are really disappointed about political leaders, especially the president, the leadership, when this thing started on flattening, they should've been on the 1st claim to, to, to probably do not talk to talk to the people and calm down the situation because of content security response that isn't what preceded by political response, but now it has moved into something to be to in the original crisis. we are seeing practical honda. we're

when nelson mandela became president until 2020, our economy has expanded capital terms, but only 18 percent. so what we've seen now is that what's happening now, we've got overlapping and public health, humanitarian economic crisis. we've also got a political crisis in the party that is at war with itself. and we also have a public safety or security crisis to start off as a political issue over the jailing of former president jacob's duma. so is there a political motive behind the latest violence? okay, it started is it is a political reasons and whether you are 3 or don't agree with what jacobs. my thing is a political grievance that has to be addressed and are ready just appointed and political leaders, especially the president, the a ship. when this thing started on saturday, they should have been on the 1st claim to, to, to the province of do not talk to talk to the people and calm down the situation because of content security to respond that he's not preceded by political response . but now it is most into something to be to in the original crisis, we are seeing practical hun

and from to the home secretary, who said black lives matter protests and dreadful and ahead of nelson mandela or international day is this week's uprising in south africa. evidence that enough is enough for the washington, the liberal experiment forged by mandela or after his campaign of violence finally brought him to powder and apologize. we talk to one of his comrades, you know, all the small coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, after england lost the.

came just off of the human rights watch reports about apartheid. comparing israel to apologize, nelson mandela was unequivocally explicit about the about how white south africans civilians could be targets in military struggle. do you believe that no, and a and c style struggle is the cards against israel? i think you are beginning to see as of july saying we are not going to be the victims. we are not going to continue to accept this kind of artistic violence exercise against this. i'm not lifting finger. and because if you try to defend yourself, even though i'm to national law, allows you to defend your subs using only means including you are immediately labeled estimates. this is what this them, they being on palestinians labeling every monday and guys that's how much. and of course, how much my medical organization that what it's legitimate to get all of that and get anybody is implicated retirement. and you see that that logic direct lack of lots of so and then i think that that is a new dynamic. now that is a dynamic that says you cannot continue putting on the palestinians using blackm

busy 2 decades now, but the mere fact that jacob zoom out, spent years behind the same bars as nelson mandela, and that he's being jailed is an enormous trigger for the poor and his home province and elsewhere. when you go to people's beloved president. so my, then the people on the street and demonstrating the foundation is saying that i just got off the people in case that then in every way again, it's probably south africa's appalling past that's adding fuel to the fire and intensifying the anger and divisions. speaking of extra fuel to the fire, think of what kind of message this video posted by jacobs. my daughter would send to the st. opponents of the leadership, which took over a video of shots being fired at the face of president rama post. so now unfortunately for the government, there are other more obvious routes of the unrest like low income levels and record high unemployment. almost exactly a 3rd of the country's workforce is unemployed. the number is even higher, reaching 46 percent among young people. many thought these were taking time bombs that have now gone off. you may bl

south africans today as opposed to be celebrating nelson mandela day, the birthday anniversary of the birth day of the country's 1st democratically elected leader. but many of them reckoning with the fall out of some of the worst writing and loot is looting this country themes in the end of white minority rule. and that was pro provoked by the jailing of former president jacob zoom, but driven on by chronic inequality and poverty. when a party to ended almost 30 years ago, millions of south africans like dorian and gamer, hope for a future of equality, opportunity, and prosperity for her. her children and her grandchildren. it hasn't turned out like that. things always. since since this democracy was there is not democracy. yes, there is no democracy at all during story is one of frustration and wasted potential. a story familiar to millions across this country. i was interested in going maybe universities always, but i put into a 40 because it's too much. i could, i couldn't afford it, but i was so interested in being something, having some profession. but a con drawings daughter say

nelson mandela was unequivocally explicit about the about how white south africans civilians could be targets in militant struggle. do you believe that no, an a, an see style struggle is the cards against israel. i think you are beginning to see as of july saying we are not going to be the victims. we are not going to continue to accept this kind of artistic violence exercise against this. i'm not the listing finger. and because if you try to defend yourself, even though i'm to national law, allows you to defend yourself using all means including your immediate level, that this is what they being on labeling every monday and got how much i know, of course, how much my is american standard organization that what it's legitimate to get all the guys and gave anybody is implicated. and you see that that logic isn't moderate, lack of lots of so and then terms. i think that that is a new dynamic. now that is a dynamic that says you cannot continue putting pressure on the palestinians using blackmail understood at shaw and then asking us to accept this state or the smell. now things are chan

corps on the border of south africa during the apartheid and i was there for the election where nelson mandela was elected president. a lot of the things you think that will not change, will. many times for the better, i am optimistic about this. look at gay-rights, marriage, that will never change, but it did. i think we made progress, not enough. changes the story. host: let's dig in. guest: -- host: let's dig in. the battle between right and left will not fade, we needed, we must battle for the maximum liberty of the individual americans after all of these years trying to get it right. where are we getting it right? guest: i like c-span because you get the left in the right, journalists do not tell the whole story. i cannoti cannot think anybody , they tell part of the story. they don't not -- they don't tell the whole story, at the federal government spent a lot of money will fix a lot of bridges, roads and put people to work that we might inflate the economy. guest: black lives -- that begin to behave like my the safest way is to not go into any club or situation, they pull back. that is

nutshell, i mean the actual divide it was a ruling party, the african national congress, a party of nelson mandela, which is very topic because yesterday it was international mandela that once again, if he's party that appears to be one of the appears is divided. and as a result of these party being divided with the camera president and the full president and all supporters between the 2 and the ruling party, then as an inability to lead effectively this has been going on for over a decade. and that played out with the arrest of a former president put the correction, but he will contend to court. the corruption case is still going to be heard. right . and there were protests against him being arrested. the 1st president, the rest of the democratic south africa and the protest and full of interest, something else now read. it is whether people opportunistic because of a poverty stricken. and it took advantage of the situation, or whether they went inside cuz i don't really know the president of the country up front saying that there was a clear attempt. was he call it insurrection displayed on bias

hearing when mom, mom, mom and i have not read the and south africa is marking the birthday of nelson mandela. the country's 1st ever democratically elected leader, but many are not celebrating and is bernard smith's reports from date and zoom. a township in durban, the ongoing protests are driven by chronic poverty and inequality when a party to end it almost 30 years ago. millions of south africans like dorian and gamer, hope for a future of equality, opportunity, and prosperity for her. her children and her grandchildren. it hasn't turned out like that. things always been since this democracy. but there is no democracy. there is no democracy at all. during story is one of frustration and wasted potential, a story familiar to millions across this country. i was interested in going maybe universities always, but i put in a 40 because it's too much. i could, i couldn't afford it, but i was so interested in being something, having some profession. but i can dorians daughter says she's not got the right connections to get a job. a semi n z row will see we're not working because those who are in

in front of our home secretary, who said black lives matter, protest, dreadful, and ahead of nelson mandela or international days. this week's uprising in south africa evidence that enough is enough for the washington, the liberal experiments forged by man dealer offers campaign of violence, finally brought him to powder and apologized. we talk to, one of his comrades, told us more coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, after england lost the euro 2020 final to italy. in a week, the british fans brought racism home against football as what is kneeling means in his gesture, politics by birth. johnson's home secretary, pretty vitality, cool. the black lives matter protests dreadful is politics.

held its 1st election in which always says, were allowed to take part the same period for which nelson mandela. the country's 1st black president was confined in prison under the apartheid regime. today, south africans might be free and equal, but wanting to live in abject poverty. among them a growing number of white south africans who say life under the apartheid government was easier. if the majority people or the people, we are just luck. we a quarter that may be least, may be 3rd. and so it's come, you know, is they provide, which was a people and then for the wife it's not easy. it's rough and tough times. and if you don't like in suite by yourself, it's hard to live. but in these down the bottom. yeah. she's got a feeding scheme. yeah. and if it wasn't for that fetus, then it would have happened to all the people you least saunders has taken it upon herself to provide food for the community. she relies on handouts and donations. and wisdom has set up a soup kitchen to difficult to get the job, especially when you're staying in a place like this. there's a lot of people that went out to

not a full lot continues south africa march the birthday of nelson mandela, 1st democratically elected leader bennet smith, went to summa township in derby. and to see why people are so angry and frustrated when a party to end it almost 30 years ago. millions of south africans like dorian and gamer, hope for a future of equality, opportunity, and prosperity for her. her children and her grandchildren. it hasn't turned out like that. things always been twins. democracy. why do they not democracy? there is no democracy at all. during story is one of frustration and wasted potential. a story familiar to millions across this country. i was interested in going maybe university's way, but i put in a 40 because it's too much. i couldn't afford it, but i was so interested in being something having some profession. but i can't. dorians daughter says she's not got the right connections to get a job. as said, ben, z, we'll see we're not working because those who are in higher positions, they only look after their friends or their family. so it's not going to be easy to our kids to get jobs becaus

rob, yes, south africans today as opposed to be celebrating nelson mandela day, the birthday anniversary of the birth day of the country's 1st democratically elected leader. but many of them reckoning with the fall out of some of the worst writing and lucy looting this country themes in the end of whites minority rule. and that was pro provoked by the jailing of former president jacob zoom, but driven on by chronic inequality and poverty. when a party to end it almost 30 years ago, millions of south africans like dorian and gamer, hope for a future of equality, opportunity and prosperity for her.

front of our home secretary, who said black lives matter, protest and dreadful, and ahead of nelson mandela or international days. this week's uprising in south africa evidence that enough is enough for the washington, the liberal experiment forged by men dealer offers campaign of violence, finally bought him to powder and apologize. we talk to one of his comrades. told us more coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, after england, last 3 years, 2020 final to italy. in a week the british fans brought racism home against star football as what is kneeling means in his gesture, politics by birth. johnson's home secretary, pretty vitality called the black lives matter. protests, dreadful. in politics, the only route out of entrench racism. joining me now from new market in england is one of the greatest crickets of old time, the west indies, michael holding his new best seller. why we neil, how we rise charts, racism through the careers of the same bolt. naomi, a soccer anterior re michael, what not to have you on the, on this program. one of the greatest sports does ever in this count

was at the border of south africa in apartheid, and i was there for the election in 1994 when nelson mandela was elected president. so a lot of things you think are never going to change, and they do. so i guess the big message has changed many times, for the better! things we thought would never change. look at gay rights, gay marriage, "that will never change," well, it did change. i think we have made a lot of progress, not enough, but change. i think it is the story of my life. host: let's dig into the book. "the battle between left and right will not stay. we need it, because even if we strive for a better life, we must strive for the maximum liberty of individual americans, after all of these years, still trying to get it right." where are we getting it right, and what do we need to fix? guest: first of all, i like c-span. journalists, the left in the right, they do not tell the whole story. they tell part of the story. they did not tell the whole story. if the federal government spends a lot of money, they will fix a lot of bridges, fix a lot of roads come up with a lot of people to w