i'm bill rasmussen senior museum collections curator at the virginia museum of history and culture andwelcome to curators at work, which is a regular series where our curator share stories about working with our collections. it's it's part of this series as part of a vast library of online programs that we offer. under our virginia history and home initiatives if you if you're not aware of that you can go to our website and go to virginiahistory.org slash at home and then you can see all

rasmussen is the senior museum collections curator at the virginia museum of history and culture which hosted this event and provided the video then in an hour karen tumulty talks with c-span about her new biography the triumph of nancy reagan. good afternoon. i'm bill rasmussen senior museum collections curator at the virginia museum of history and culture and welcome to curators at work, which is a regular series where our curator share stories about working with our collections. it's it's part of this series as part of a vast library of online programs that we offer. under our virginia history and home initiatives if you if you're not aware of that you can go to our website and go to virginiahistory.org slash at home and then you can see all sorts of things that are programs that are available to you and they're all free they include podcasts webinars virtual tours tours of and and hours of recorded lectures. and before we get started, we always like to thank our members because none of the work that we do would be possible without their support because remember we are we are not a

rasmussen polling shows 64% of people propose higher oppose higher taxes. g as we approach the new tax deadline in ten days the gallup pole suggest that america pays enough or ready and federal taxes 50% say they're too high and don't forget you helped reduce them in 2017. i'm wondering who the 4% that says taxes are too low, they could always write a check. it's interesting to show 55% say they were fair and is usually higher during the public and white houses. larry: i thought you were going on with other stuff, that is fine. you did great work, the mere fact that the public is back in fact that the public is back in my view, it's a rare occurrence walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could s

democracies foundation placed it above china and above russia the organization was founded by anders fogh rasmussen the former nato secretary general. seems he had more than 50000 people from 53 countries took part in the. big respondents there 44 of those responders agreed that washington's influence in their view was a threat china came in 2nd russia came in 3rd all the same the us secretary of state along with his british counterpart on monday nonetheless singled out beijing and moscow as the malign influence is responding to a situation where our values are being challenged the international architecture is at least in some respects being weakened together our 2 countries recently took measures to prevent british and american businesses from inadvertently supporting forced labor actions wrong and elsewhere and china will continue our robust cooperation to address the atrocities and change on a crackdown on pro-democracy activists and politicians in hong kong which breaches china's international commitments and the repression of media freedom across china and in other parts of the world i also w

of the alliance of democracies foundation former nato chief and danish prime minister anders fogh rasmussen said this poll shows that democracy is still alive in people's hearts and minds we now need to come out of the covert 1000 pandemic by delivering more democracy and freedom to people who want to see their countries become more democratic resolution might have missed an important point in the survey and that is that the participants made it quite clear that they don't want democracy delivered to them but instead would rather see more equality in the world to make things more democratic the democracy perception index survey has been conducted since 2018 by law tenor and the alliance of democracies it is the world's largest annual study on how people perceive democracy for r t m i look so hot i love it and for more on this will bring in our panel to discuss former u.k. m.p. george galloway and new york times bestselling author president of the phyllis schlafly evil for him and martin hellman good to see you again 1st 53 countries 53000 participants when asked about a number of issues thr

of the alliance of democracies foundation former nato chief and danish prime minister anders fogh rasmussen said this poll shows that democracy is still alive in people's hearts and minds we now need to come out of the covert 1000 pandemic by delivering more democracy and freedom to people who want to see their countries become more democratic resolution might have missed an important point in the survey and that is that the participants made it quite clear that they don't want to mark receive delivered to them but instead would rather see more equality in the world to make things more democratic the democracy perception index survey has been conducted since 2018 by law tena and the alliance of democracies it is the world's largest annual study on how people perceive democracy for t m i look smile of it and for more on this will bring in our panel to discuss former u.k. m.p. george galloway and new york times bestselling author president of the phyllis schlafly evil for him and martin gentlemen good to see you again 1st i think of 3 countries 53000 participants when asked about a number of

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but a recent rasmussen survey town only 32% of adults support transgender students playing on the teamshey identify with while 54 percent do not. jillian? jillian: christina coleman live in los angeles, thank you. make sure you stay tuned for this. sean hannity will have an exclusive one-on-one interview with caitlyn jenner. it will be her first national television interview. you can catch it wednesday at 9 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>> meantime, the state department is denying reports it has reached a prisoner swap deal with iran, this as negotiations on bringing the u.s. back into the iran nuclear agreement move forward in vienna. trey yingst has more from our mideast bureau. >> reporter: jillian, good afternoon. nuclear negotiations with iran are ongoing though state the state department is urging patience. the chief negotiator for the islamic republican said this weekend that his country expects sanctions to be lifted on most banks, oil companies and individuals. this is based on progress and ongoing talks in vienna, autrey e ya, where physical agreements are

a rasmussen survey found that 54% oppose transgender participation in sports teams. only 32% support it. so it's time to find out how the governors with me tonight are fighting back. i'm joined by the red state trail blazers. governor reeves, mississippi is the first start to protect female athletes. we didn't you think it was so important? >> this is an issue i'm passionate about. why? because i have a 16-year-old daughter action 14-year-old daughter and a 9-year-old daughter that play basketball, soccer, every sport they can play. the reality is, biological males shouldn't be allowed to compete with them for scholarships and opportunities. so i was so blessed that the mississippi legislature sent me a bill to ban that in our state. i was honored to sign it. >> laura: governor desantis, a bill of a similar nature is about to cross your desk. are you going to sign it? >> yeah, we're going to protect our girls. i have a 4-year-old daughter and a 1-year-old daughter. they're very athletic. we want opportunities for our girls. they deserve an even playing field. that's

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not to relax some of its guidelines about preventing covid-19 in the workplace and as ktvu sally rasmussen reports here it comes as more people are getting vaccinated in covid infections. valley in california continue to drop. good afternoon. good afternoon, michael. right now, the cal osha board is still taking public comment from stakeholders on this decision to possibly relax some of the workplace guidelines for covid-19 prevention. if cal osha does approve them, and at last check, it appears based on some of the comments from the board members and people stakeholders. it doesn't appear that cal osha will be voting on this today. they made likely delay this, but if the changes do g. into effect, it could mean things like no more masks at the office and into social distancing at work. if everyone working together is fully vaccinated, the regulations could go into effect as soon as next month with workplace social distance and coming to end by july, 31st if people are fully vaccinated, but again, based on what i've been listening to in the meeting, just in the last 45 minutes, it appears

recent polls show broad support among african americans and other minorities for voter id spirit rasmussen found 69% of african merit support voter id and another poll by the atlanta journal-constitution finds two thirds of voters in georgia support voter id. 82% of arizona's voters support election integrity reforms which include stronger voter id and voter roll cleanup. one of the recent hearings we had at the full committee in the last congress was to talk about voter roll cleanup. we had an secretary state now senator of california alex padilla to take off already identified dead people from the california voter rolls. at some point we've got to take a serious look at ensuring the voter rolls that are used in every single polling place in this country are updated according to the law. these are the types of things that this subcommittee has been debating and glad to be here today, mr. chair and mr. ranking member and i'm interested to hear the testimony and i would ask unanimous consent, mr. chairman, to include some of these studies and i polls that i just mentioned for the record. >>

first of all, to note the incredibly important move to the irish government to keep rasmussen operational and northern ireland. being taken away and replace the system and the rest of u.k.. that is an excellent opportunity. that means that by the way, i was the erasmus student in 1976 in france. it was not erasmus in the time, but eu funded. 30 years later, my son was the same as well. it is one of the best tools the european union has two promote interchanging. normally, it means students living anywhere in the european union for a year or they can go abroad, america, japan, etc.. that is a vital way of is covering a new culture, new country. my suggestion here is actually, ireland operates a internal erasmus. and they start offering places for northern students down south for a year and southern students up north for a year. maybe, there will be some market in the future. i want to go to the south of france somewhere, but if you think in terms of the island, that would be a very healthy way of getting to know you better, which is vital in the north south see i believe. by the way, befor

failed to talk about what the american people prefer and in 75% of likely voters surveyed in a recent rasmussen poll said voter id is needed for a fair and secure election. two recent polls showed broad support with african-american and other. 59% of african megan show voter id. the atlanta journal of constitution finds two thirds of voters in georgia support voter id. 82% of arizona voter support election integrity reforms which include stronger voter id and voter roll cleanup. one of the recent hearings we have in the full committee in the last congress was to talk about voter roll cleanup where we had then secretary state and now senator of california alex padilla not commit to us to take off all ready identified people from the california voter rolls who were dead. at some point we got to take a serious look at ensuring the voter rolls that are used in every single polling place in this country are updated according to the law and these are the types of things that this subcommittee has been debating and glad to be here today, mr. chair and mr. ranking member and i'm interested to hear the