whole family plays electric, i have been playing this song a lot, it's kind of a 60s protest song and odessa older daughter plays acoustic guitar is also putting your mind in a different mode. a lot of what i'm talking about is when you play music, not thinking about anything else except the music. it's good to put your mind in a different mode a little bit every day and what i think is a whole day every week, it helps everything just get out of your head, out of the web, the phone and just exist in a different way, that is the biggest message the ukulele teaches me. >> i will probably there but a huge thank you to tiffany lane for joining us. you can buy 24/6 and have it shipped directly to your. if you want to find out more, visit us online. been watching this book festiv festival. ♪ ♪ >> on our author interview program, "afterwards", wes moore discusses 2015 protest in baltimore following the death of freddie gray. he offers his thoughts on the recent protests over the death of george floyd. >> it is just about can we make sure police officers have body cameras. it's not just about, how d

and to travel up and down the panhandle so lubbock and odessa were the big oil towns and the rest wasa farming district. >> i remember talking about a story and that you said the speeches were terrific. >> when george was running for congress george's mother gave me advice and said don't criticize his speeches. she criticized her george's speech and he went come home for weeks with letters saying it was the best speech he had ever given. [laughter] so i took it to heart i never criticized him and one night we were driving home from lubbock just pulling into our driveway and george said to me the truth. how is my speech? i said well that wasn't very good. and then he drove into the garage wall. [laughter] >> before we jump into the political life you write about it so interestingly your father coming home from the war of pictures of concentration camps. one of the concentration camps he came home with eight little photographs and american troops went in but their faces in their hands and wept. but my dad never really talked about it. we had these photographs and we would look at them b

odessa, but that's not necessarily the political map, it's major metropolitan areas in texas.cent other years moved the state more to the left. you see senator cruz is right when he says it's a battleground state. but governor abbott is sticking with president trump. this is a state we've seen in races it's starting to turn and that makes president trump have to run up the numbers in the rural areas. but for someone like john cornyn who's never going to reach the 90% republican votes in the rural areas, when you're running with trump how do you balance out in the suburbs, it's going to be tough for him and others. >> you look at the suburban vote that bob just brought up. areas that used to be reliably conservative, whether you're talking about the philly suburbs or the i-4 corridor or suburbs around dallas have actually seen white republican voters run away because of the president's actions on not just the coronavirus but before that on race, you look at charlottesville, you look at so many other things that actually hurt the president in 2018, hurt republicans in 2018, and