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the democrats have one. republicans have one. "the voter file" is a story of what would happen if someone got their hands on it and wanted to do some damage. and the sad truth is, they could do a lot of it. that is the story. host: david pepper, joining us from cincinnati"washington jour. host: our focus -- social media and free speech. the website is parler.com, and joining us from las vegas is the ceo of that website, john matze. thank you so much for being with us. guest: thank you. host: if you were to put a mission statement to your website, what would it be? guest: our mission statement would be to create a town square for free speech discussion and to protect people's privacy while doing it. host: so why a need for yet another social media site? what is motivating you and others to start this? guest: well, lately i am sure you have seen a lot of the present surrounding what is going on politically and people feeling like they have been censored in the united states. there's a lot of people that feel that they cannot reach

one hypothesis was that one of the reasons it's so difficult to improve on accents in foreign languages is that we can't hear our own faults pronunciation as well as we hear it in others and that's what we're trying to test by asking subjects to read sentences and then write their own accent as well as the accents of others i sure can. but before they play the voices back to their test subjects the researchers manipulated the voices so that it sounded as if men were speaking. back and say to people that was important to us we wanted to see how people judge themselves without knowing that they're listening to themselves and. for example this recording the boy forgot to book became this one the boy for. each test subject evaluated 4 of the male voices one of which was their own and the evaluation confirms the hypothesis as the result was that the test subjects did in fact evaluate their own pronunciation better than the others even though they weren't aware they were the ones speaking. why is this and what are the consequences. and as i can go on 1st of all were most familiar with our own

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i was on the 1988 bush/dukakis campaign on the bush side. i would say the top half is exactly not true, not how he was perceived. the bottom half is exactly how dukakis was perceived, from our point of view. i remember being -- i remember having a t-shirt that said, beware of greeks wearing lifts. there was a lot of joking about the difference in height between governor dukakis and president bush. president bush was 6'2" or 6'3". i remember there was a saturday night live skit because dukakis after dark. it played on this, that there was this other side to michael dukakis that nobody saw or knew about. but on the top side, though, i would say the left side of what they try to sell is exactly what we all perceived in george bush. a war hero, 58 combat missions, and lifelong public i was making a documentary about president bush, and david mccullough says that it takes 50 years for historians to render judgment on a president, and how glad he was to see that historians had come around on george bush and given him the credit that he truly deser

that just tells you when it comes on two fundamental issues like the ones we are facing on the next stage of covid relief, senator mcconnell is one thing in mind, protecting corporations and big businesses. well the american know better. overwhelmingly they said what you go along with the mcconnell approach a thing what is the business to do the right thing? it's better to have based on standard health and good businesses, the majority are good businesses they can live up to that standard with a clear conscience they are doing everything they stand for their customers. the bottom-line question is this how we protect america, et cetera mcconnell when you try to give immunity to businesses who can leave two more infection and death. >> while senator mcconnell is trying to protect corporate interest, people across america just need help. the struggling, have hardship some people call this package we talk about a stimulus. it's really what it is people are looking to see with the republicans are going to do, will they care? will they care about special corporate interest? so far americans hav

we have two bullet points on tonight, and one of them will be on for next week. there was a problem getting the reports from d.p.a. by friday in time for the meeting, so because of that, we're delaying by only one week. i expect that to be on next week for a vote. that's the bullet point with commissioner elias working with the chief. [inaudible] >> vice president taylor: you should mute yourself. thank you. and then, beyond that, just in general, as everyone knows, we're trying to really stream line the process for reform. justice delayed is justice denied. a lot of those things have taken far too long, and that's what we'll be doing in the coming weeks. that's my very brief report. next line item. >> clerk: no commissioners' reports? >> commissioner elias: i have nothing to report because i was too busy with 96-a. >> clerk: all right. 2-d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings. action. >> vice president taylor: commissioner dejesus. you're muted. we're going to be talking about that resolutio

one of his closest associates from that time was latif heir to one on the right in this picture. you know it was. when he began liquor land movement was an innocent movement. it was deeply religious and a danger to build up an equally religious generation the would be well equipped for the world and for the afterlife you. that was the initial goals. but some of glenn's early sermons reveal his more far reaching ambitions. to strive for a community that will change the social destiny of the world and create a new generation. and should understand the philosophy of these attitudes and top evils with real pure hearts. and your own well functioning intellect and they achieved this hope before my eyes. glenn sermons also contain references to the sapir e already of muslims and in particular of his own followers. the law mother. says you have the power but cannot be resisted. this knowledge will sharpen and strengthen that. you can feel secure. the others will look you respectfully in the eyes at gunderson to. what you will have the last word and few will decide the poems meaning you.

also, be careful who you step on on the way up, they will step on you on the way down.hank you very much. i like it when the democrats quote abraham lincoln, a good morning. host: francis? caller: i'm curious about something. do -- a lot to do with the brooks brothers riot in 2000 and i don't see anything where he's ever been quoted as to his role in that. i hope he can deal with that and tell us this morning on c-span. host: you are on with him about the 2020 election, if you could address the question to that caller: -- to that. caller: voter suppression is voter suppression. i think it's a topical question. guest: it's my honor to talk about the brooks brothers riots and the concept of one person one vote in the 2000 campaign. i'm proud of the fact that i joined a group of protesters at the miami-dade courthouse as the democrat led commission was going to take these chad laden ballots and put them behind closed doors without anybody supervising from the democratic or republican side, in an effort to try to make up the difference between bush and gore. our simple ask

on the one hand, that is reasonable it is only july. there have been a lot of cases where they haven't won it would be michael decaucus in 1988 over george bush and then lost in november it is too early to be confident. a lot of times, the u.s. election only gets going about labor day and it could be that the market is really not paying attention. >> things they want to introduce in terms of spending on green related issues they are going to be less market friendly than the policies of the current administration it doesn't seem to be having a big one. >> your comments think about the u.s./china relationship. there has been a lot of negative news in the resources also around further auditing listing in the state. markets have been cautious around the china story as they count down thinking there would be a lot of noise anyway what do we think about the positioning that only take that seriously as we get the polling resul results. >> i think the u.s. is a fairly by part season thing the democrats have been calling for u.s. administration

elections on a. very welcome to the stream home edition i am josh rushing and you are in my home edition today. with the owner might you run up the top this is out going out on you tube live and i hope you're going to join us in that discussion box over there and i'm going to get some of your comments into the show or try my best listen would you believe me if i told you i had an inside source with a trumpet ministration and they're planning to arrest hillary clinton bill gates tom hanks because they're all part of the kim a ballistic pedophile rig. you know who doesn't believe who do it who does believe that michael flynn former national security advisor to the united states check out this video he put out around july 4th. ah you're playing a man do solemnly swear do solemnly swear that i will support and defend supporting the constitution of the united states because usually. all enemies foreign and domestic against all enemies foreign and domestic i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same

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russia's economy on its ability to raise money from foreign investors on russia's standing on the world stage. ok for the last that can longer was very very much a corrective to russian oligarchs. person in america in 2006 in london boris berezovsky horse the may not want him to put him. out i mean the main seeing now it is of that london at this moment is not so much a corrective. for russian. businessman for russian oligarchs because. it is a big if you are that there is not more checking go. of the property . of. how do you use it at certain etc i mean anyway london is still very important from the financial point of view. of course there is some money laundering. a while longer and stronger rational but it's no child with the russian economy today well thank you so much for talking to us and taking the time to give us your views on this andrea fedorov is a former deputy foreign minister of russia joining us there from skype we apologize for the poor connection maritime sankey so much for your time now the coronavirus crisis send us president donald trump us we did a photo of himself

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any arrests in connection with this case and no word on a motive on this shooting that happened on julylife of that six-year-old boy, and absolutely devastated the city of san francisco. police say gunfire erupted at 10:45 saturday night with multiple shots fires in the area of ingalls and whitfield court. six-year-old jace young had already been struck by gunfire by the time the police arrived. he died from his injuries. an adult male victim was also found, but he is expected to recover from his winds. police say they don't believe that either of those who were injured were the targets of this shooting. now the supervisor for the area and the chief of police are calling on anyone who knows about who pulled the trigger in this case to come forward. >> it's an open homicide investigation, so there's not a lot i can add right now by way often commenting on progress of the investigation, except to say we're going to do everything we can to bring this case to a resolution for this child and for his family, and for the people of our city. >> i did just have an opportunity to visit with the f

they saw an up tick on trading on mobile devices.olf >> stimulus pacts going directly into stock market. i don't know what that concludes. i think it's interesting this wasn't just a case of people having more time at home people were drawn in by cheap prices >> baby boomers especially when you look at the differences in the generations they saw more so than gen z or millennials and researchers say it's likely because they have been through multiple downturns and know what to compare it to but interesting study, for sure. >> thanks for much so for those people will be in profit if they bought in the last couple movanof months we'l how long it influences their behavior >>> not far off the sessions highs we got to 560 or so higher on the dow up 2.2% we're up 2% or so at the moment. 530 points 1.3% for the nasdaq. best sector health care follow by industrials and consumer discretionary. real estate and staples are the bottom all 11 sectors are higher. thanks so much for watching. the exchange coming up next. one analyst says the death o

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rule to one metre was that one metre rule to one metre was that one metre rule should be accompaniedeople should not wear masks or take any mitigating actions at all, it is clearly the case that wearing a mask is an act of altruism. it doesn't actually protect you from the disease but it prevents inadvertent transmission by the wearer to somebody else. and i think the important part here is confidence. we wa nt important part here is confidence. we want people to wear say yeah be safe and confident and there are a lot of people that have not ventured out and very soon, people who have been shielded will be able to go out and about from august. we owe it to them to be, to try and make places of work or shops or whatever, such as safe as possible and the wearing ofa as safe as possible and the wearing of a face covering can really help do that. do you wear a face covering ina shop do that. do you wear a face covering in a shop now? yes, i do, i carry one with me. i think outside is one thing with social distancing, but a small shop i think is a very sensible place to wear a covering. i

one of the one of the responses to this that rings least true to me and that i think is the one of the the biggest examples we have of kind of pearl clutching right now is oh when this bubble inevitably blow up like it always will these guys are going to be disillusioned and my theory is that they disillusionment is table stakes for this disillusionment is the reason they got in disillusionment is going to college in college that 12 years later without feeling like you got farther along disillusionment is not being able to buy a house because houses just keep going up disillusionment is as all of these things right it's the places that inflation is they can hold that aren't the silly little you know consumer price index and so if people are being told and structurally forced into participating in markets as their only means of getting ahead in any meaningful way why wouldn't you do it in a way that's more that's more kind of barbarian and serves your own interests and doesn't play by the rules when the rules have left you behind why would you accept them as the way to play the game if

it and it was one of the least well known things that we polled on and it was rated about as highly as fidel castro in our poll if you know anything about florida you know we don't like castro very much i repeated this poll just last month and found that support for cuban on has not increased. at all in 2 years and we've also done this nationwide and i've seen revolts results of other polls. too and it's not a big thing out there and i would say that it's support or is deeper than it is wide and i would also say if we're defining far right as the political dispositions of the people who support it it's not far right in any sense at all it's it's equal numbers of republicans and democrats and republicans and democrats rate it equally poorly so it's much as we like to think of it as far right the evidence for for that if we're talking about the followers just isn't there. you know if you go back to that pew poll i don't have it on the computer this other part of it but it was. democrats were more likely to have heard of it than republicans actually i believe in this poll and i can may

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' home to buy a drink the other one this was 2 blocks away and we were on a motorcycle the police car crashed into them and threw them on the ground he had a bullet in the middle of his chest i don't know why they did it lucas was so happy to be turning 18 he wanted to get a driver's license and help our family. loved horses and like to compete in races around the province his friend brian bromell was with him that night he says they did not mean to violate the lockdown and never thought things would end up the way they did but to get on a limb. now we cannot trust the police they don't take care of us they kill us we have to take care of each other because we cannot expect anything from them. but many say look us in the only victim of the security forces it's been 4 months since argentina imposed to prevent the spread of colgate 19 but critics say that the government has given too much power to security forces on the ground who are in charge of patrolling the streets security forces that have been involved in abuses in the past human rights groups say that at least 12 people have bee

no one said that all lives did not matter. what are you tripping on? no one ever said that. this is about a group of people disrespected so and put on a level of being subhuman. it blows myine, mind that this country measured a black person by a certain percentage of what they had in their blood. are you kidding mez/ in this country -- are you kidding me? in this country? i did not ask to be born here. i was born here. time, theny point in person who is just speaking, said you could get killed at one point in time in this country for your civil-rights. are you kidding? for your civil-rights? it is mind blowing. but, you know,, it is like that thing, it is a trip. and these. citizen things happen. andi am a black female there were blacks back in the day that could be killed if they were just walking down the street. i live in virginia. to understand these things is mind blowing. here we are now. and i do not know what that felt like. for someone like john lewis to be witness to these things, that he could be beaten. could you imagine someone being beaten with a stick, not a s

on trains.n demographic genocide, using mass imprisonment, concentration camps forced abortions against muslims in the region. china's ambassador to the uk, doesn't acknowledge the video. he doesn't answer, asked to explain footage of this concentration camp in china. watch this? >> this is not true. the facts just show the opposite. people in shenzhen enjoy happy life. you know, they are enjoying, people call for order, to restored in shenzhen. china of course is strongly opposed to any torture and persecution and discrimination of any ethnic people. this is not the case in china. the policy of the chinese government as i said, every ethnic group in china is treated equal. elizabeth: okay. let's welcome america first senior policy director, curtis ellis. i mean, curtis, the video proof is there. it is going on. he is flatly denying it. your reaction? >> china's ambassador we would expect him to deny it. he is not only one being silent about china's slave markets. general motors, apple, nike, th

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hang on. so people understand what is happening in the news reported from the county level, again, reiterate for people who were not listening. coolers byered 14 next week to get them. working closely with maricopa county to get a plan. each summer we see increased deaths due to heat related illness. we are also seeing increased deaths unfortunately due to suicide and drug overdoses. in addition, we have the covid related deaths. maricoparking with county on trying to get the decedents out of the medical examiner's office and into funeral homes for final disposition, because they are almost at capacity. the rest of the state has capacity to handle any of the decedents, or those who need care. we continue to work and identify solutions for hospitals. >> maricopa county has not ordered coolers in 10 years. governor, what guides your decision, politics, economy, science? you say public health, but former health officials, citizens and businesses think you're decisions are half measured. are you t

our system has been a one-on-one system, really prior to the covid crisis.form in 2012 empowering our students, our teachers with devices and connectivity so prior to the last shutdown back in march, we were able to achieve 100% connectivity between our students and digital content with every single student in our school system with a device. but the cost quite frankly that i would like to talk about is the cost of social isolation, social and emotional deprivation some students may face as a result of remote learning. stuart: sir, i hate to interrupt but you are bringing up a very important point. there is a cost to staying at home. there is a huge cost to online learning and it's not dollars and cents. it's the emotional distress, the isolation of those kids who have to stay home. i'm sorry i interrupted you but that's a very important point. >> it's one that we cannot ignore and quite frankly, knowing the conditions we face right here, right now in miami-dade, are unlike conditions faced across the country, where the positivity rate for covid-19 may be ar

fully one half of the netherlands lives just one meter above sea level one quarter is below sea level the country is protected by a system of polders dikes and dams but for how long the netherlands is developing innovative concepts to deal with the projected rise in sea levels. here in amsterdam a pilot project has created an entire community of floating homes. such a glass and is a founding partner of the space and matter architectural studio he and his family now live in one of the house boats a small building initiative began acquiring the sites about 10 years ago there's room for about 30 homes. houseboats here are nothing new but this project is one of a kind. living on the water is incredible it's a dream come true for me this place feels like a vacation home to the hospital if you come back from work and you feel relaxed and like you're on vacation you remember. such a design the house himself. has plenty of living space spread out over 3 levels. you won't find this kind of comfort on a traditional houseboat. connects the floating settlement to the mainland. we've got connectio

it goes on and on. just think there is a responsibility on the part of these platforms to understand the division they are causing the country by telling people what they want to hear, even though what they want to hear isn't necessarily the truth. there has to be some focus on that, and i think there has to be transparency on it. we should at least know the source of who is giving them the information, so they can at least make a judgment. >> we are going to have to leave it there, chairman mike doyle of the subcommittee on communications and technology and chris mills roderigo from "the hill" thank you. ♪ c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events. of c-span'sh all public affairs programming on television, online, or listen on our free radio app, and to be part of the national conversation through c-span's daily "washington journal" program, or through our social media feeds. america'seated by cable television companies as a public service,

come on, people. get those masks on.t: governor desantis has been on the news a lot about what's happening in florida. what would you like him to do? geter: i would like him to serious about this and follow the science. winterhaven is only about 30,000 people. exceed the icu units at the hospitals, it's the most incredible thing i have ever faced. those of us who are high risk, where are we going to go if we get this thing? host: go if we get this thing? we will hear from new york on a opposed line? caller: i will not say this is a hoax, this is a fraud. surgeoni and the general both gave great argument for why we did not need a mask. if you need a mask, you should wear one. it is amazing how many nobel prize winners, how many senior distinguished scientists are banned from the mainstream news media to give their opinion about this. we have suicide rates spiking, drug overdoses spiking, the worst unemployment in the history of the united states, we are in an economic depression. 50% of the people who die from this are in