foundation on behalf of the pritzker military museum and library. the very first session of the day is one of the most famous world war ii chroniclers. this session will feature todd depastino whose latest book drawing fire the editorial cartoons of bill. mauldin was published by pritzker military museum and library this past year. todd will be interviewed by the museum's own samuel's

threatened to throw people in jail and she went to get a hairdo at a hair salon in the governor pritzkerut reprehensible. >> , they all broken that, gavin newsom has gone to restaurants when he had restaurants lockdown orders, governor cuomo of new york is given his own personal family preferential treatment on testing and vaccines, you see now what you just mentioned in illinois, they have big top rules for everybody else but they're not following themselves in the hypocrisy adds to the dissatisfaction that the average person is feeling, i think this example shows there is a lot of dissatisfaction that will show up in the polls ended 2022 election. >> you know what is interesting amazon the warehouse in alabama said no to unionization by overwhelming amounts more than doubled the workers opposing been unionized versus those who were for it, this is ass dona bernie sanders and joe biden and it look like the workers enter workers on both sides in the media saying they were pressured and some not reporting thede landslide against unionization, that's a big push back, what do you say. >> no

and to illinois, democrat governor pritzker, chicago mayor lori lightfoot, they got booed at a chicago white sox game, the crowd voicing their anger over everything from rising, skyrocketing crime to these democrat officials who broke their own lockdown rules. also tonight the biden administration in a baffling move, it did not increase funding for homeland security in the middle of an historic border crisis as even house democrats say house speaker nancy pelosi and other officials, stop being awol at the border, go to the border. instead of claiming there is no border crisis, then try to claim it's trump's fault. that's a 180 even democrats don't like. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening ed different" starts right now. ♪♪ elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show former acting attorney general matthew whitaker. sir, it's great to have you back on. the daily mail bombshell, shocking details that hunter left out of his tell-all memoir, top forensics experts say that, yes, they did authenticate that it is his laptop. they include a former fbi veteran agent. so it

of the pritzker military museum and library. the very first session of the day is one of the most famous world war ii chroniclers. this session will feature todd depastino whose latest book drawing fire the editorial cartoons of bill. mauldin was published by pritzker military museum and library this past year. todd will be interviewed by the museum's own samuel's murray stone senior historian and the executive director to our institute for the study of warren democracy dr. rob satino. rob is the author of 10 books has been involved with basically every content aspect of the museum since he joined us a few years ago, and we're very fortunate to have them on our team and have him kick off this opening session. i will be joining you all after the conversation. to handle the q&a session, but for now rob take it away and let's get the conference started. jeremy collins. thank you very much. it's a really good to be here to kick off this international conference on world war ii all digital format this year, and we're really really lo

i would say right now, the future is in the hound of jb pritzker.e have never had an individual like this in my time -- the future is in the hands of jb pritzker, and we have never had an individual like this in my time illinois. i am optimistic he is going to do a good job. i hope he does and i am optimistic that he will. you know, he does not have to owe anybody. he is his own man. this is a big deal, and politics, at any level. i do not think he fits any mold, and that is good. i think we are going to see some new, some innovation, that may even surprise bernie and i, and i'm optimistic. thanks cannot get much worse, tiffany, ok? >> thank you, gentlemen, for joining us and talking about illinois. >> it is what we do, right, taylor? thank you. >> our look at controversial and colorful politicians continues with the former u.s. senator albert fall. serving as president warren harding's secretary of the interior, fall was at the center of a scandal involving u.s. navy reserves in wyoming. his interior secretary became the fall guy, harding and voide

it is good to have my friend eddie pritzker joining us virtually to introduce ms. kiernan. i care about making sure nasa has strong and capable leadership. senator nelson has extensive experiment -- experience for nasa. he personally flew on the 24th flight of the space shuttle , participating in experiments while in orbit. nelson also served as both the chair and ranking member of this committee's space and science subcommittee. through these positions, he was instrumental in shepherding numerous nasa authorization bills. he will be important as we work towards passage of the next one. lina kahn has been nominated. we held an oversight hearing yesterday. we discussed the commission's role in reining in big tech. add the role the ftc has to play in enforcing college athlete rules and other sport issues. i would like to hear ms kahn's views on these issues today. leslie kiernan has a long record as an attorney. her experience should be a strong asset. the commerce department has a broad portfolio. that oversees numerous sectors of our economy including fisheries, weather for

pritzker there so really you've got your curity across the country and of course that's because people are very concerned that there might be a recurrence of the kinds of protests that also mingled with riots and arson last summer after the death of george floyd europe's drug regulator has found possible links between johnson and johnson's covered 919 and rabbits close but the european medicines agency says the benefits of the vaccines to any potential risks johnson and johnson stock rhonda it's one day's job last week after recommendations from us all pharmacies 6 cases of unusual blood clots so identified among people suing immunised with the job the delay has halted vaccination if it's also in the european union bason it's an abduction with the latest. well it means that there is another disputed fact seen actually that could create concerns among people here in the e.u. it's very rare in 8 cases in fact they found blood clots and also decide in decrease of blood platelets mostly within young women in the ages of 18 to 48 years old in the united states and that was also the reason t

pritzker there so really you've gone and you're curity across the country and of course as because people were very concerned that there might be a recurrence of the kinds of protests that also mingled with riots and arson last summer after the death of george floyd so tensions and tempers are all high indeed we'll keep monitoring the situation with you and minneapolis john who did that for us. still ahead here on al-jazeera 1000 migrant workers rushed to leave the indian capital ahead of a weeklong curfew as a surging coronavirus cases threatens to overwhelm parts of the country and the british government threatens to pass new laws to stop some of its top football clubs joining a breakaway european competition those details after the break. it's time for the perfect jenny the weather sponsored point qatar airways the rains gathering again in china and it will probably keep gathering in moves in unusual direction because of disruption to the system just coming in to the bottom your screen says super typhoon is off the edge of the philippines now in the forecast it stays over open water to

i want to thank secretary pritzker for the gracious remarks. i appreciate her support and value her friendship. i want to thank my husband and our four children for their encouragement and support. the department of commerce has approximately 47,000 employees working across a wide range of offices and bureaus. the people of the commerce department are working on communications policy, international trade, weather, fisheries and patents. they help foster innovation by setting standards and conducting research. their work touches the lives of every american probably every day. the department's ability to fulfill its mission is critically important as the country seeks to recover from the economic damage caused by the pandemic and to protect american competitiveness from the unfair trade practices of china and other nations. together, with more than 300 career lawyers and other professionals who make up the office of general counsel, the general counsel plays a critical role in advancing the department's mission by providing high quality, legal ad

turn your attention to home plate as we welcome pritzker and our public health director. >> the doctorve response to the pandemic. pete: i'll see you in seven hours on fox and friends. enjoy gutfeld. >> been free to follow your heart. ♪ live free ♪ ♪ beat surrounds you ♪ ♪ the world astounds you each time you look at a star ♪ [bad singing] i can't sing very well but i'm furry and sexy as he will.

plate as we welcome pritzker and our public health director. >> the doctor and governor have an all in campaign to carry out a comprehensive response to the pandemic. pete: i'll see you in seven hours on fox and friends. enjoy gutfeld. >> been free to follow your heart. ♪ live free ♪ ♪ beat surrounds you ♪ ♪ the world astounds you each time you look at a star ♪ [bad singing] i can't sing very well but i'm furry and sexy as he will. [applause] >> greg: so hunter biden is out pumping his new memoir like the stock he owns in buries ma. i could have said a dead hooker's chess but that would have been too far. last night he went on kimmel. doing a show is like inhaling a crack pipe, it's like sipping on a temple through a twizzler. hunter says he doesn't remember anything about the lop top. >> i really don't know and the fact is, it's a red herring. >> i think i'm within my rights to question anything that comes from the desk of rudy giuliani. >> greg: it's a red herring which, by the way is not a sex act involving a fish. you never know with hunter. he also defended his spot on the burisma

pritzker has called in 150 national guard troops there to supplement hundreds and hundreds of chicago police and here in minneapolis police leave has been canceled the schools have been canceled for the rest of the week so as you can imagine this city is veering up for a response to that the only question is what that response will be. and though it john stay with us we can see some live pictures the other side of the courthouse from where you're standing people obviously a gathering there and members of the media as well those are people of cameras but a lot of people there have gathered waiting for the verdict which has been reached by the jury as john just remind us what was the main arguments of both the prosecution and the defense. will you outline what those charges were. the elements of those charges that the things that the prosecution had to prove were really very simple they were a variant show of and caused the death of george lloyd the prosecution says he absolutely did and they use a number of witnesses largely medical witnesses to show that he put his knee on george boy'

pritzker to our mayor to kim fox get tough on crime which right now they're not. doing. molly: white house press secretary jen psaki called the video chilling. she acknowledged she hadn't spoken to president biden, but she said it was a reminder too in this country law enforcement uses unnecessary force too often resulting in the death of black and brown americans. your response to that. >> they're right. i mean, look, it is a serious, serious problem, but one of the best things that could have happened is that we have this videotape because now we know what happened. and nobody who isn't pandering to the left can say that shooting wasn't justified because it was. police brutality is a major, significant problem, but this isn't one of those cases. this is not george floyd regardless of how the radical right wants to portray it. molly: andrew stoltman, really appreciate it. thank you so much for sharing your insight. we continue to have reporters on the ground in cities that are seeing e -- enormous unrest, and we appreciate your take on things. griff? griff: big t

pritzker saying in a statement, the 13-year-old's tragic death would be any parent's worst nightmare.hat new video reigniting calls for police policy reform. this morning adam toledo's family is asking for privacy. t.j.? >> all right, victor, thank you so much. hearts go out to certainly the family but the whole community there in chicago. >>> we want to turn now to the coronavirus emergency. the ceo of pfizer saying a booster shot may be needed after a year and possibly one every year after that as concern grows over vaccine hesitancy amid that surge in new cases. our whit johnson is at a vaccination center in new york with the latest. whit, good morning to you. >> reporter: t.j., good morning. dr. anthony fauci calls this a turning point in the pandemic. millions more americans are getting vaccinated every day, and yet still hospitalizations and cases are moving in the wrong direction. especially in hot spots like michigan where health experts say younger unvaccinated americans are driving a new surge. this morning, covid cases on the rise across the country, up 31% in just the last

not least the former secretary of commerce, secretary pritzker thank you for joining us to speak to the nomination of ms. kiernan. we thank you for your service. >> good morning and thank you so much the other members of the committee for all of the opportunities to speak today about our good friend, leslie kiernan. i'd like to congratulate the other nominees as well including my friend and former senator bill nelson and lina khan. let me begin by serving as the 38th sec. of commerce was the honor of a lifetime, and i really want to thank the committee for giving me that opportunity to serve the country. i thoroughly enjoyed working with each and every one of you on the critical work to build a strong economy and i've appreciated your partnership and oversight role of the department of commerce. .. >> and demonstrated over the course of her career in the private sector and government and in the nonprofit world. she's also someone who is quite adept at dealing with high pressure situations and multitasking given that she is the mother of four wonderful children. fundamentally leslie is a

our next third on the list today is penny pritzker.u.s. would mean and also for future immigrant employers what stands out to me particularly important is randall, when you look at somebody like the former secretary and how she framed these conversations, right, about argument on the economic and business need, what happens is you suddenly find people who have not been part of the conversation instinctively, business leaders, policymakers who are finally paying attention. >> what's a hyatt billionairist doing on this list it's a legal issue and emotional issue and goes to the fabric of america. and it's also a business issue if you look at who's starting businesses, immigrants are 80% more likely to start businesses. if you look at the entrepreneurs who are the most successful in america, more than 10% every year are immigrants. immigrants don't cost jobs, net/net they create jobs if you look at elon musk or the richest doctors in america, pioneer, they're all immigrants. that's why it's very interesting. if you look across the busines

foundation on behalf of the pritzker military museum and library. the very first session of the day is one of the most famous world war ii chroniclers. this session will feature todd depastino whose latest book drawing fire the editorial cartoons of bill. mauldin was published