and so joining us now is norm ornstein, and norm, when i listened to joe manchin yesterday, i thoughtge public breakthrough in his thinking about the senate rules, and, two, i thought, he's been reading and listening to norm ornstein. >> i thought the same thing, lawrence, and i was giddy, as a matter of fact. we've still got a long ways to go and we'll see what details work out. but i consciously, and al franken and i have been talking to senators and we've been talking this through for a while as well, but consciously wanted to look at something that i knew would resonate with people like manchin and sinema and feinstein and some others who were not going to be willing to completely abolish this rule 22, but would actually make a real difference in terms of giving democrats a fighting chance and more to get some top priorities through. you know, something else i thought along those lines in the last day or two, gabby giffords is now spearheading the effort in the house and they'll vote on it very soon to get universal background checks. if we didn't change the rules on something lik

i agree with what norm is saying, that all the norms have fallen apart, so to speak. but, the fact is that we don't want to forget that all of american politics has been built on tribal identity. it was rachel, for most of american history and was made invisible by disenfranchisement and suppression to voting. so we're seeing that. the map that you refer to allows us to see every congressional district in the united states has voted from 1840 to the president. and you can see which ones flip. i come from a very strict -- i come from the only congressional district in the south that has voted republican since the civil war. so when people look at this later, not now, you'll see in the corner of tennessee, there is one little red arrow and that's where -- i went to andrew johnson elementary school there and we had the identity of being a republican. in my lifetime, to go from being republican in the 19 fifties in the south, and what's being republican today means or an entirely different thing. some other things are confusing. that this map helps understand. the labels,

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conservatives will tell you that it's about promote repromoting early marriage as the norm. so it's a district. it's a fundamental disagreement. i think we're going to have to stop but thank you all for a great great discussion. i'm going to remind you wait, they will be signing books again on the second floor in the gallery. okay, and my instructions are wrong and don't forget to shop at the book tent and in the gallery. tell her i did. oh, yeah, let's hear about your secrets like the new york for the new york actually covers for viral was like the outside right? because it just did it. yeah, so it was curious to last night. world war ii was the first war in history, which was decided by weapons, which did not exist at the onset of the conflict. everyone knows the story of the atomic bomb, but the book is really about the second most important secret weapon on the allied side, which is the proximity fuse the smart fuse which i will get to in a second but more broadly the book is about the unique collision of science and warfare that occurred during the war and the strange n

so in addition to pushing against gender norms these suffragists also pushed against norms of heterosexuality and we can see this in their private lives. so we have to delve a little bit deeper now away from their public personas into their private lives and what we discover is that many of the suffragists propped up this public image of heterosexuality. well living their own private queer lives. so a good example of this is alice dunbar nelson and nelson had been married to paul lawrence dunbar and even after they divorced and he eventually passed away. still she would present herself and introduce herself as mrs. paul lawrence dunbar. she was fully aware that this allowed her a certain heterosexuality that earned her a lot more respect in public than if she presented herself as a single woman, and so she continued to present herself as mrs. paul lawrence dunbar for years after even after she remarried even when she was divorced at various points in her life. and in a private life, we know she had relationships with men. she had relationships with women if she were alive today, she might ide

conservatives will tell you that it's about promote repromoting early marriage as the norm. so it's a district. it's a fundamental disagreement. i think we're going to have to stop but thank you all for a great great discussion. i'm going to remind you wait, they will be signing books again on the second floor in the gallery. okay, and my instructions are wrong and don't forget to shop at the book tent and in the gallery. tell her i did. oh, yeah, let's hear about your secrets like the new york for the new york actually covers for viral was like the outside right? because it just did it. yeah, so it was curious to last night. history bookshelf features the country's best known american history writers of the past decade talking about their books. you can watch our weekly series every saturday at 4pm eastern here on american history tv on c-span 3 if you like american history tv keep up with us during the week on facebook twitter and youtube learn about what happened this day in history and see preview clips of upcoming programs follow us at c-spanhistory. you're watching ame

simply we're at the national press norm bloggers decided to stand up comic. is the right word and leaped over him to be a born again. as a father. was and far more than the far. gentle sounded of the 1st reason to our store members course commissioner in your fortunes and wants them tossed mr from your question there's some art. in your sin of course across the board. ya got a new year sure sure for so long won't you want your kids to be honest i was going to punish new of machine you. and your mama very. badly you are the shrew. of forgetting you miss you more distant then you have with the world i don't stand when you know enough to live yeah yeah borgerson saw looks me with some all look after me prove it bush and do not raise to the. stuff long. be dear to my beautiful skin. i didn't starve you also but i knew from your work i'm. young as well you will i'm going to pick up almost the same more than. you want now tell me true some of the most for backup a problem until i can trust my doc no preview of the chair think i'm going to. trust my friends you can

they did you like sharing about values and so-called international norms and the russians have had enough of the e.u.'s interference in russia's internal politics he refuses to treat russia as an equal partner until this changes this bilateral relationship appears to be on hold. the president's press conference from the new state department auditorium march 23rd 1961. i want to make a brief statement about laos. it is i think important 'd for all americans. to understand this difficult and potentially dangerous problem. these 3 maps show the area of effective communist domination as it was last august and from december 20th now to the present day the end of march the communist control a much wider section of the country. the position of this administration has been carefully considered. and we have sought to make it just as clear as we know how to the government's concern 1st we strongly and undeservedly support the goals of a neutral and independent layo. to no outside. group of powers threatening no one and free from any government and. my fellow americans they are far away from america

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>> you know, i think today there really is -- there are really no norms of behavior in space. it's the wild, wild west. there's an outer space treaty from the '60s that talks about you can't put weapons of mass destruction in orbit, and you can't militarize a planet, celestial body. other than that, there's no rules. we really believe -- i really believe there needs to be some rules, safe and professional conduct. i think our allies and partners that we operate with also think that, and we're working together. we exercise together, again, we train together. one of the areas that we're focusing on is developing those norms of behavior of which we can operate collectively. we do that today. we operate in a very transparent manner. we operate in a way that demonstrates safe and professional behavior, and the domain and we hope others follow. i'm not naive to think if there was a set of norms of behavior that everybody's going to follow, but i do think if you have those rules, it will help identify those that are running the red lights, if you will, and i think that would be impor

i don't think if there is a set of norms of behavior that everybody's going to follow. but i do think, if you have those rules, it will help identify those that are running the red lights, if you will. i think that will be important. jen: ok. i'm going to jump over to some organizational questions. last week, you said that you developed a blueprint for space systems command. that will be coming out soon, in the next few weeks. are you ready to lay that out now? what sort of problems do you see this new organization tackling that existing organizations weren't set up to handle? and if you cannot lay out the whole plan, can you preview what it will look like? general raymond: i am not ready to go public with the plan. it's probably another week or so away from doing that. our desire is to drive unity effort across the government. there's lots of different organizations that develop space capabilities. now we have the space force, my desire is to bring alignment to those organizations. so i think you'll see some of that. the other thing is we have to go fast. we have to go

of every justice department employee those norms require that like cases be treated alike. that there not be one rule for democrats and another for republicans one rule for friends and another for fodor's one rule for the powerful another for the powerless one rule for the rich and another for the poor or different rules depending upon one's race or ethnicity when the u.s. house of representatives has now voted in favor of legislation making background checks mandatory for all gun buy is the bill will now go to the senate and if passed those new laws would tighten regulations that currently allow gun sales to proceed without a background check if 3 business days of pasta house speaker nancy pelosi has members of congress to pass the bill. so hard to imagine legislation being more popular than the rescue plan 75 percent whatever this legislation background checks closer to 90 percent bipartisan support across the country receiving the support of gun owners hunters and the rest they've all had to do a background check why shouldn't others and as i say about the members of con

the gender norms of the norms of how boys behave and how girls behave it's everywhere it's not just in the family you absorb it almost from the atmosphere from the air it's everywhere so unless these. subtle cues. how do you say stuff that bert and list the shift we're not going to see big cultural change i think the 2nd thing i want to say is that all that we're talking about is as maybe there's a difference in degree but it's. hard to you live now to be u.s. state department for spokesman that ned price is briefing the media let's listen in . with a virtual ceremony we were especially honored that 1st lady dr jill biden also delivered inspirational remarks at today's ceremony the 2021 class of awardees our truly international from venezuela to iran to china these women exemplify everything that this award means strength leadership and courage following today's ceremony the 2021 awards will embark on an international visitor leadership program virtual exchange to engage with in meet american leaders in their fields from across the united states over the last 15 years the united states

if the norms of how boys behave and how girls behave it's everywhere it's not just in the family you absorb it almost from the atmosphere from the air it's everywhere so i list these. subtle cues as. her dish was saying it's stuff that bert and list the shift we're not going to see big cultural change i think the 2nd thing i want to say is that all that we're talking about is as maybe there's a difference in degree but it's equally true in the u.s. as it is in india there's still a strong boyfriend preference especially amongst men in the us than there is for girls and when you do any drawing tests or any tests in the u.s. about who's a leader 80 to 85 to 90 percent draw men including women. so it's really an outcome of patriarchy and the fact that. deep images about men as again her was saying men as providers mendosa protect. men as everything despite education has not changed which is why i focus on the middle class rather than the poor because we always look at the poor as the problem not the middle class but if we can change we who have everything can change we who already belie

was a norm and then. when a dark order was to get there but unless someone. is going to court a hypo with this much as you call mom can. be a most. of. them would get out the door for the. left going to my. game in the mess with. little i know my daughter left on the. gentlemen without regret. well you are going on for a little don't make me. happy but there will and. i mean how could. we where in the name bessie musa a sob in the wall and all of us. i mean. bob the south of the bus so what i'm slow memon somewhat that what i'm now they can ship will be in their. head be i mean or will in the eyes. of. god. be. the man on premier league football was lifted in january 2015 but after the stadium deaths in cairo one month later the bulls been banned indefinitely. the dog narrative about the car was such that cub scout. i think. it's safe to disobey god if i did that i should have that's. the 2nd. so the model for the day is. then we've got a mini of the i have how i feel how did. you say i'm in a minute. i want to quit the show i hate it and then it's an examina

for countless and hidden figures who continue to challenge institution national norms, influencing and advances in technology, social sciences and the arts. for the unheralded mothers who challenges the hours in a day and manage households and nurture young leaders, for the faithful like mary, ruth and esther, who in the face of cultural challengeses yielded to your will and affected your loving plan. as we go about our business and address the concerns of these days, may we hear from the which is zom, the teaching of kindness. may we learn from their live's work the importance of courage and be inspired by the strength and honor of these women that our conduct would be worthy of their history. like them, almighty god, choose to challenge the limiting expectations and destructive norms of injustice and overwhelming crush of daily living that in facing these challengeses would prove faithful to honor the gift of life you give us day. we pray in the abiding love of your wholly name, amen. -- holy name, amen. the speaker: pursuant to section 5-a 1-a, the journal is approved. the pledge of

the humanitarian norms the legal norms that america is supposed to be abiding by be nice if we got those questions they're probably going to your questions about whether he's being too soft. and that's coming up as i say in just under an hour's time and we'll have live coverage dan thank you she has a south of the border in the now here's my. mexico and maybe just paint the picture for us of what's going on behind you. sure will set the scene for you a little bit we're at it shot but out of a really just a very short distance from the us mexico border a stone so you might say and behind me what you can see just to give you a sense of what this is this is a migrant camp that popped up a little more than a month ago we've been told by people here that it's comprised mostly of central american migrants many of them from honduras many of them from guatemala but we really do have quite the mix of migrants here many are haitian nationals some colombian nationals cubans there are quite a few people here from southern mexico states like chiapas and the haka people who are fleeing violence who ha

of every justice department employee those norms require that light cases be treated alike that there not be one rule for democrats and another for republicans one rule for friends and another for foes one rule for the powerful and another for the powerless one rule for the rich and another for the poor or different rules depending upon one's race or ethnicity now the alleged killing of a man by police at a student protest in johannesburg has been described as indefensible by south africa's police minister and it's believed the fescue 5 year old was shot dead when officers fired rubber bullets to disperse protesters the man had not been taking part in the demonstrations an investigation is underway. well staying in south africa and tributes have been pouring in to do king died at the age of 72 the zulu nation says goodwill is well a teeny had been in hospital for weeks to treat diabetes when his health then took a turn for the west king's well a teeny was the leader of south africa's largest ethnic group and he served as monarch for 5 decades. every coast has seen 3 cycles of presiden

these issues are coming together to create an erosion of the rule of law and also our foundational norms in society and one that we don't have disagreements through violence now people are arguing that to the point we see commentators on news media and opinion pieces arguing that property disruption is nonviolent. that is a major talking point liberal left in america. >> it is over here as well. >> see? this is what i mean in my book this is what makes antifa so radical and dangerous. i'm not talking instances of them writing one or two nights or portland is extraordinary we had more than six months of violence but what it does to the institutions of liberal democracy, you have people now who are openly physically assaulting people who have political disagreements with them and are cheered on frequently by politicians, mainstream media turning a blind eye to it. i have a lot of despair in my warnings to the city going back to portland and other places in america going about years i've been writing about this issue for a long time. i didn't want to be right. not only was i write i underes

that's it for us on abc7 - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri.o consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> hi, i'm reggie aqui from abc7 news. and welcome to this "show of hope," a special televised fundraising event benefiting san francisco community health center. i'm thrilled to be with you tonight as we highlight the great work of the health center and all that they do for so many in need right here in the bay area. throughout our show, you're going to learn so much more about their mission and critical work over these last 30 years. and i know that you're going to be moved and inspired just as much as i am. we also have some very special guests that i know you're not going to want to m

the next 4 years that's really wild to me that's not democratic that's not respecting our american norms and tradition and i think even though there's not a libel polling to tell it to the bathroom during the americans do you want our norms and institutions respected they were and how be theft is that to be alive but when we look at the mention of donald trump's politics can you put your finger on what is it that you're so hostile to as these policies on the economy isn't of national policies it ought to set the the lack of respect to the trump sil's forms of a riot if sections of american society i find on the top to be a want to be dictator that's really ultimately what it is for me and i thought there's i mean if keep uganda we know what dictators do we know when government gets too big and too oppressive and donald trump is a big government guy while on the other side of his mouth he tells conservatives that he's a small government guy he's a guy who doesn't have any kind of doctrine he hates certain groups of people simply for existing to me he showed the. country where he really be

and learn from them and studying gender and sing the norms on five continents. and what he is finding that among ten - 14 -year-old, the most important thing that is found i thank you so that boys that age group actually hurt more physical violence and more sexual abuse from adults and girls. that was shocking because it's encounter from how i had been thinking about things. but things were easier for girls is what i thought greeted now i don't think that anymore. i nothing is harder for one or the other. i think that all kids face a difficult time for navigating the world. and the world can be unkind to boys just as it can be unkind to girls. so one of the things that was more shocking to me site talk to the boys was the amount of shame they're made to feel when they push up against the norms of what we have told boys they should be. it and i think that we see those results of that kind of definition of masculinity and poor outcomes for american men. so men are four times as likely to commit suicide is limited they live five years less on average than women. i

the norm as opposed to the exception-— the norm as opposed to the excetion. �* .,, i. exception.es to _ exception. but as you say, when it comes to the _ exception. but as you say, when it comes to the actual _ exception. but as you say, when it comes to the actual winners, | it comes to the actual winners, a diverse set of winners this year. that is in terms of chloe zhao winning the accolade of best director. i want course, that's been a long time coming, hasn't it? it that's been a long time coming, hasn't it? ., , that's been a long time coming, hasn't it? . , ., ., ., hasn't it? it has. chloe zhao, a really great _ hasn't it? it has. chloe zhao, a really great achievement i hasn't it? it has. chloe zhao,| a really great achievement by her. the first woman of asian descent to win in this particular category, in fact, only the second woman in the history of the golden globes to be named best direct. before only in its history have they been five women nominated. this year there were three. so that was a positive achievement, nomadland is this great movie starring francis mcdor

and learn from them and studying gender and sing the norms on five continents. and what he is finding that among ten - 14 -year-old, the most important thing that is found i thank you so that boys that age group actually hurt more physical violence and more sexual abuse from adults and girls. that was shocking because it's encounter from how i had been thinking about things. but things were easier for girls is what i thought greeted now i don't think that anymore. i nothing is harder for one or the other. i think that all kids face a difficult time for navigating the world. and the world can be unkind to boys just as it can be unkind to girls. so one of the things that was more shocking to me site talk to the boys was the amount of shame they're made to feel when they push up against the norms of what we have told boys they should be. it and i think that we see those results of that kind of definition of masculinity and poor outcomes for american men. so men are four times as likely to commit suicide is limited they live five years less on average than women. i

>> i think today there are no norms of behavior in space. it's the wild wild west. there is an outer space treaty that talks about you can't put a weapons of mass destruction on orbit or militarize. i believe there needs to be some rules in a safe and professional conduct. i think our allies and partners think that will work together ws exercise together again and we trained together. one of the areas we are focusing on is developing the norms of behavior which we can operate collectively. we do that today. we operate in a transparent manner and in a way that demonstrates safe and professional behavior and we hope others follow. it's not naÏve to think if there was a set of norms or behavior that everybody is going to follow. but i do think if you have those rules, it will help identify those that are running the red lights if you will and i think that would be important. a. >> i'm going to jump over to the organizational questions. last week you said you developed a blueprint for the space command and that will be coming out in the next few weeks. what sort of prob

george they're here with us norm out of money can cure this pay this already norm out of money. can bring them back to be here for his children know to make memories and watch them grow. at least 3 more protesters have been shot dead in answer to demonstrations and men bought 2 of them were part of a group outside a police station young gone warning for the release of detained protesters meanwhile citizens stranded in the u.s. by the 2 have been offered temporary refuge washington says because they'll face brutal violence if they return. a car bomb in afghanistan's herat province has killed at least 8 people and injured dozens more rescuers are trying to find survivors trapped in the rubble of destroyed buildings no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing but local officials a blame the taliban within hours of the attack the u.n. security council condemned the alarming increase in attacks on afghan civilians coronavirus deaths in brazil have now exceeded $275000.00 it's the 2nd highest number in the world after the united states the world health organization has worn the

that was in the book was the amount of shame they are made to feel when they pushed up against the norms of what we told boys they should be and i think we see those, the results of that kind of tight definitions of masculinity in poor outcomes for american men. so more times men are four times more likely to die by suicide, they live five years less on average than women and i could go on but these are pretty shocking differences as adults and if we look at the way that we raise boys, the one ingredient we can do better at his giving boys more latitude to be themselves. >> i love that in many ways we've given girls a headstart . we had female empowerment groups for a long time at the boys group is brand-new as of a few years ago and the boys were saying we need this space to and you talk about harvey weinstein and i think for some boys growing up today they're taking all this in and they are hearing the negativity about boys coming from society and wondering am i a future harasser. so i've been talking a lot about how we need to be careful with the language we use when were talking abou

have come -- gender norms have, because when she first tried to enter the economics program at uclahe was denied, and she always wanted to do political economy work anyway, so she entered the political science program, so she is formerly a political scientist, but she was literally rejected from an economics phd program and then goes on to be awarded the nobel prize. if that is not an inspiring story, i do not know what is. it broke up her first marriage, the fact that she wanted to go into this kind of professional work. she wound up developing a lifelong partnership with her husband, and they work together from their different perspectives. she did a lot of applied and empirical work. he was more of an abstract political theorist, and they were animated by this question of figuring out how it is that people resolve problems and organize for themselves without recourse to top-down policy. so she spent so much time traveling the world and studying how it is that small communities and organizations were able to resolve collective action problems for yourself. you hear her almost joki

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the president gave a response and said, quote, culturally there are different norms that each country are expected to follow, closed quote. an answer that was eerily remsent of president obama's cultural norm defense of -- which was widely criticized by human rights defenders everywhere including an editorural by "the washington post" called president obama makes -- look good on rights. you did say again today, you said in your senate testimony how you believe china was committing genocide. and ned price at state was asked whether it was ongoing and i do believe you think it's ongoing and hope you would comment on that and whether or not a real cost for these crimes, these horrific crimes would be imposed. will you retain the entities list, for example? we have legislation that's pending that would make it a presumption against any product coming out that it shouldn't come here because we can't determine whether or not its origin was by forced labor. in like matter you ought to have hong kong pass the human rights and democracy act. will you impose a serious cost on xi jinping and oth

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be a spark roy that still would see chess and want to set the norm of. options to. start with but. also to some. if you do then you are dispersed across the surface of the. rocky rolls with the government of christmas but i'm gonna put on your bumper car contra you from 0. to just not the least but she was out there all night and each to dig bob shouldn't jim to get a beautiful piece of pocketbooks the most is that with the nuts but cent of it at the bottom store and you buy yachts still very stupid you can use and then use the new to subsume at the. store. of course. as you'd see it but in another just it's in the us but it's an opportunist good to see dick of the bag it's a stalk of what i would see the beautiful but as much as. the bit that's about it seem what civil war did this year the 1st that he gets your family what circle they give the war. but my man stop and special star. mentality. i got about the pyramid i knew much beside peace mark. over the moon with but what is it that i want to. abort the car that when you walk out the window. at the top he. doesn't of skin but w

. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >>> will san francisco really rename many of its schools? parents and activists argue the school board did not adequately present its intentions before making that controversial decision. board members took people by surprise back in january voting to rename s

'd simply a national crisis norm borger decided to stand up comic. is the right word and what got him to be a born again. father. wasn't brought forth as far. as i'm going to the 1st reason to our store members course commissioner your point is most of them just mr from your question from art. in your sin of course the price for. your share short for so long known she needs to be honest i was going to manage news of the machine you and your mom was very. bad in the irish. war given him a few more years his vineyard was long i thought it would have known the true idea ya borgerson saw looks to me with all look after me clue that bush is not a lot of. stuff though. b d america my beautiful school the new i didn't start the year or so but i knew from your work i'm. young i was valuable i look up almost the same more than. you want to know what film which is some of the most for backup a problem which i can trust in my fucking new preview of the technique of going to . trust my friends you can trust your words just because you walk jog or figure out beca

was a norm and then. when a dark order was to get there but unless someone. is going to court a hike now with this mission as you call mom can. be most. of. them would get out the door for the. left going to milan. game in the. little. i know my daughter left on the. mile gentlemen without regret. i don't for a minute ma'am and on another of them if it make it. better but there will and. i mean how could. we where in the name bessie musa sobbed into the wall and all of us and. then. bob the south of the bus so what i'm slow. somewhat that what i'm now they can ship will be in the. head be what i mean or will in the eyes. of. god. be. the ban on premier league football was lifted in january 2015 but after the stadium deaths in cairo one month later the bulls been banned indefinitely. the narrative. there. is no knock us out that go straight out. to. be safe you just said that if i did that i should have that's. the 6 of them. that i want a whole day of. for then. many of you have how i thought in. you see i'm in a minute. i want to put fish i thought i had a i

. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri.do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> right now on "california live," cocktails at the curb. lisa has something special shaking. >> who needs to go to a bar when you can have the mayborn mobile mixologist bring the bar to you? >>> then puppy love. ariel winter is inviting kim on her mission of mercy. >> you can come here to wags for adoption. if you come by the center, you might even see ariel cleaning out a kennel. >> you might. >> from the hulk to the hunk. we're introci

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri.te. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. gerry: the lost -- the last time we tried the government and an economic disaster the combination of big spending hike taxes huge deficits runaway inflation soaring interest rates and collapsing investments in growth. it culminated you will well remember in the catastrophic economic outcome of the 1970s. take years to cut taxes and punishing interest rates from the federal reserve to bring down inflation before america recovered its dynamism. are we back to the air of big government? the biden program mark a return to those passing days quest let's discuss this in the race and inflation risks particularly with dallas

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