porter joel doll roy joe how unusual is this policy it's believed to be in on preset into the restriction now it was already very difficult for strain citizens to return to their own country with some waiting many months and spending tens of thousands of dollars for a seat on a rare fly but now it is in fact a criminal offense if you attempt to return to having been in india for the last 2 weeks and you are threatened with up to 5 years in jail and fines of over $60000.00 now other countries which have closed the travel with india still allow citizens to return provided that they have tested and are koren teamed but not a stray there which is extremely cautious for example it's frequently shuts down major cities and locks them down if just one or 2 cases are detected now this policy does actually work however because there are very few active cases in australia and australia has suffered very few deaths during the pandemic however it comes at a cost to those citizens who are stranded abroad so what so they have potential punishment there for people trying to return how many people are aff

porter joel dahl roy joe how unusual is this policy it's believed to be in on precision to the restriction now it was already very difficult for strain citizens to return to their own country with some waiting many months and spending tens of thousands of dollars for a seat on a rare flight but now it is in fact a criminal offense if you attempt to return to having been in india for the last 2 weeks and you're threatened with up to 5 years in jail and fines of over $60000.00 now other countries which have closed the travel with india still allow citizens to return provided that they have tested and are koren teamed but not a stray there which is extremely cautious for example it's frequently shuts down major cities and locks them down if just one or 2 cases are detected now this policy does actually work however because there are very few active cases in australia and australia has suffered very few deaths during the pandemic however it comes at a cost to those citizens who are stranded abroad so what survey potential punishment there for people trying to return how many people are affecte

germany's of toby fest which has been canceled for the 2nd year in a row the reporter joel dahl roy is he joe you going to have to hang up your leader who isn't for another year the vaccination campaign he is picking up an infection numbers are dropping slightly so why cancel the october face when by october september october it could be all fine by then well october 1st is really not an event that you could hold under conditions of social distancing we could have a look at some images of previous dr. to get in on the understanding of why i mean people come together in massive crowds in these big tents they crammed together get up close and personal they let down their god and they have a bit of fun and you really can't do that with a moscow and now this event normally attracts 6000000 people many coming from around the world so while things that might hopefully be going well here in germany by that stage it's always possible the visitors could bring new variants with them that's what the authorities are worried about the premier of the state of bavaria is marcos and he's one of germany's mos

george roy family has met president joe biden at the white house where they advocated for the passage of the george ford justice and policing act. the 25th of may is the deadline by an original set for the police reform bill to be passed. the and today is an honor to meet with the president and the vice president for them to sort of concern. so our family and for them to actually give an ear to our concern as how we feel on the situation. i think it was a very great mean we're very appreciative and grateful. president vice president by the here research. i think that the meeting when we'll see so or concern i think generally you want to know is that how we were on, on what he could do to support us any day. let us know, days of course, based on the bill, but he wants to make sure that if the right build on that arrest view, he also said that he said that he's not happy about it not being made, but all the now he just wants to be able to be right, if you can make federal law to protect the bird, which just about ego, you can make but federal law to protect people. cullen. thomas, obvio

people come away thinking the president will pick their fights and listen to them and roy cohen was important to joearthy and the senate subcommittee investigating sabotaging the united states government during the time of the red scare in the early 50s in late 40s and early 50s but roy cohen, he was a self promoter and he promoted, made himself more important to reagan than he was. he already had his framework for how he was going to run the country and govern the country and his worldview was already set so there was very little you could point to that he had any influence, he simply met him once or twice, that deal was about it. there were several letters, a memo in the reagan white house, generating concerns, and agent to nancy reagan when they were in new york but the political analysis was stay away from him as much as possible. his influences, pretty outsized considering who reagan was and whose advice he took. >> blow is in sylvester, georgia. you are on booktv. >> a wonderful program. two things, the first i live down the street from a pearl harbor survivor the command of the us is ward, th

come away thinking the president is going to take their advice and listen to them and roy cohen was important to joe mccarthy in the senate subcommittee investigating sabotage of the government in the early 40s and 50s but he was a self promoter and made himself more important. he already had his framework for the country and the worldview was already set. there was very little you could point to he simply met him once or twice and there were several letters on the reagan white house. the political analysis was to give as much as possible. it's pretty outsized considering who he was and what advice he took. >> sylvester georgia, good afternoon. you are on booktv. >> thank you. it's a wonderful program. a few things. the first one i lived down the street from the pearl harbor survivor and the japanese submarines that morning. the other thing i want to ask you about one of the books you wrote about reagan between 76 and 80 i remember reagan debating his fellow conservative about the panama canal treaties into the status with his own parties. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> he's done, craig shirley. >> the

career of roy hodgson but after leading 16 teams across eight different countries, the crystal palace process the time is right to step away from the top flight and from privily football. joehis long career in the game. —— privily football. roy hodgson has been a manager since the 70s. for 45 years he's been turning teams around. now he is calling time on his 16th club. palace brought in hobson were they were bottom of the league come he leaves them stable in the top flight. they knew they were getting when a footballs greatest thinkers but for a while he has been considering a break. i had thinkers but for a while he has been considering a break.— considering a break. i had of the mind that the _ considering a break. i had of the mind that the right _ considering a break. i had of the mind that the right time - considering a break. i had of the mind that the right time to - considering a break. i had of the | mind that the right time to leave the club and maybe even to football for a while would be at the end of the season and i am pleased really that despite the speculation of the last two or three months, we have still been able to keep things free to even kill and it l

vote to contest the electoral college results on january 6th the more conservative roy did not in washington. i'm joe khaleel. congresswoman cheney is vowing to stay in office and try to win her party back from president trump, former president trump. >> suggesting she may even campaign against trump if he runs in 2024 house lawmakers reached a deal to form an independent bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. the bill would create a panel to study how and why the attack happened. although the bill does have bipartisan support. some republicans have downplayed the severity of the attack even likening the violent protesters to tourists watching the tv footage of those who entered the capitol and walked through statuary hall. >> showed people in an orderly fashion staying between the stanchion sun rose taking videos and pictures and to call in an insurrection in my opinion, is a bold face lie continuing to just pull this out what it was a distraction right a like this like. although an agreement was announced today. house minority leader right there. kevin mcca

come away thinking the president is going to take their place and listen to them but roy cohen was important to joe mccarthy and his senate subcommittee on investigating sabotage in the united states government during the time of the red scare in the early 50s, late 40s and early50s . but roy cohen, i don't like the cast s version on those who passedaway but he was a selfpromoter . he promoted , he made himself more important to reagan than he really was.he already had his framework for how he was going to run the country and to govern the country. his worldview is already set so there's very little you can point to to show that he had any influence over reagan . he simply met him once or twice and i think that was about it. there were several letters or memos i believe in the reagan white house that were generated , his indications to nancy reagan and to president reagan when they were in new york. and the political analysis was that to stay away from him. just stay away as much as possible so his influence was pretty outsized considering who reagan was and who he listen to and whose advice he too

joe biden's america. when we come back we'll hear roy wood, jr.'address on the state of black shit and an thonie mackie is joining us on the show, you don't want to miss it, take my hoodie, ♪ “better in color” by lizzo ♪ ♪ (ooh) ♪ ♪ ya'll don't hear me (tell 'em) ♪ ♪ sick-six piston (tell 'em) ♪ ♪ tiptoe kissin' (tell 'em) ♪ ♪ catcall kittens (tell 'em) ♪ ♪ whole milk lickin' (ohh, tell 'em) ♪ ♪ see my vision (tell 'em) ♪ ♪ rainbow smitten (tell 'em) ♪ ♪ nobody's safe, nobody ♪ ♪ you, and you, and you, and you can be my lover ♪ ♪ 'cause love looks better in color ♪ ♪ color me, color me, color me, color me ♪ ♪ love looks better in color ♪ ♪ (ohh, tell 'em) ♪ i wasn't going very far. ♪ love looks better in color ♪ i was in a hurry. it's too uncomfortable. sometimes i just forget. more protection, more sun, more joy. neutrogena® beach defense® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin. >> trevor: welcome back to the daily social distancing show, joe biden's speech tonight wasn't technically a st

joe biden's america. when we come back we'll hear roy wood, jr.'address on the state of black shit and an thonie mackie is joining us on the show, you don't want to miss it, take my hoodie, there you go. ♪ here's what you spent last month. ♪ this will help with the itching. ♪can i have a taste of your ice cream?♪ ♪can i lick the crumbs from your table?♪ ♪can you hear those people behind me?♪ ♪go mind your own business.♪ ♪why don't you mind your own business?♪ hey, sorry. ♪ should we tell him? we? you noticed it. you tell him. no, i hate conflict. create a diversion, then. i can't. i'm frozen. really? just pull him aside and— no! i can't do it. you do it! you do it! you do it! you do it! hey. just so you know, you've got a little... lipstick on your teeth. ♪ ok, rude. this academic year has been, um, challenging. but i think there's so much success to celebrate. woman: it's been a year like no other. man: yet, for educators across california, the care, compassion, and teaching has never stopped. woman: addressing their unique needs... man: ...and pr

north carolina governor roy cooper tells cnn he thinks federal officials should, however, investigate the shooting themselves. cnn's joein north carolina. he's been following this story. what was the district attorney's explanation for charging those officers? i watched the tape. i saw the press conference. explain it to us. >> well, he says it's all about the law, plain and simple. it's all about the standard for the use of deadly force. that a police officer can use deadly force, in other words, shoot his weapon when he perceived a serious threat of imminent harm to himself or a third person. the threat was there because of the way andrew brown was using his car, but the question has always been whether andrew brown was using his car to try to get away. so here's andrew wombel, the district attorney, in his own words. listen. >> when you employ a car in a manner that puts officers' lives in danger, that is a threat. and i don't care what direction you're going. forward, backward, sideways. i don't care if you're stationary and neither do our courts in our case law. >> so he also released just a snippet of the video t

vote to contest the electoral college results on january 6th the more conservative roy did not in washington. i'm joealeel. >> congresswoman cheney is vowing to stay in office and try to win her party back from former president trump suggesting she may even campaign against trump if he runs in 2024. in the meantime, house lawmakers have reached a deal to form an independent bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. that bill would create a panel to study how and why the attack happened. although bill does have bipartisan support. some republicans have downplayed the severity of the attack even likening the violent protesters to tourists watching the tv footage of those who entered the capitol and walked through statuary hall showed people in an orderly fashion staying between the stanchion sun rose taking videos and pictures and to call in an insurrection in my opinion, is a bold face lie continuing to just pull this out what it was a distraction right a like this >> although an agreement was announced house minority leader kevin mccarthy has yet to sign on a vo

bipartisanship, i ask every republican i talked te chip roy, john corning, i asked every republican i t talked to every day, when the last time they got a call from joe member of the white house team i had one conversation, that means what's really going on is a biden here's a administration or harris biden, however, you'd like to call it is handing out goodies to everybody in their own party, think about this, you sat around the table, president trump wasn't always so popular with all republicans because two washington republicans he was heterodox on a lot of questions like trade and taking on china from a national security and economic securitymi standpoint, think about immigration, building a wall, he really change the party in a lot of ways it is america first agenda and joe biden is dancing to the tune and liz says of aoc in the most extreme voices in his party. i'd like to see joe biden on one or two things, once again. larry: he's not bill clinton he did not triangulate, that's what bill clinton did he's a very smart politician a very moderate as a democrat. i'm going to give you the last word, this is not a trick question in all honesty. supp

chip roy was somebody who spoke out and said he supported the certification of joe biden as the 2020hat election. he believes that congress should not have intervened and had any say in the election results as states were sending in the results to be certified by congress. that's another big difference between stephan and chip roy. this repent think you republican said that's why he would support chip roy. host: i don't want to get you in trouble with your editors. we will let you go to get in there, thank you for the help this week on covering this story. >> any time, thanks so much. host: we will update you if there is news before the house comes in at 9:00 a.m. on that election for the number three sport in the house republican leadership. in the wake of the cdc guidance, fully vaccinated americans can go without social distancing and without masks indoors and outdoors, what does it mean for you and your family? hopewell junction, new york, the line for those who are vaccinated, good morning. caller: good morning to you. my wife and i received the vaccine, we are two weeks out fro

joe mccarthy. it started by revealing one of mccarthy's aides had dodged the draft which crafted army doctors to reclassify. next to the column revealed another mccarthy staffer, royohen, was demanding weekend passes and special treatment from the private. mccarthy was investigating the single core. the army said he was prolonging the investigation to blackmail the private. mccarthy said the army was holding shine hostage make them stop the investigation. the senate held the televised hearings and this gave the nation the chance to see for themselves the type of actions and behavior senator mccarthy -- the drew pearson had been reporting on. no other journalist, not even edward mauro who gets the credit, but no one could ticketed as much to joseph mccarthy's undoing. drew pearson spent four decades making allies among the highest levels of government and pursuing tips from some of the lowest level whistleblowers and civil servants. he knew leakers often had ulterior motives, but he did his best to try and verify the information that they were providing. his column contained news that the rest of the washington press corps either missed or had been unable to persua

and win was important to joe mccarthy in the senate subcommittee on investigating sabotage and the united states government during the red scare in the early 50's in late 40s. roycowen i don't like to cast aspersions on those who have passed away but he was a self promoter and he made himself more important to reagan than he really was. he had this framework for how he was going to run the government and the country and his worldviews were already stat so there was very little you can point to that he had any influence over. he met him once or twice and that was aboutic it. there were several letters and memos from the reagan white house that were generated by root roy cowen to mrs. reagan and president reagan when they were new york and it was to give him a wide girth as much as possible. his views were outside considering who reagan was and careful whose advice you to. >> host: beau is an georgia. good afternoon beau. >> caller: two things first when i lived down the street from the -- and the other thing i want to ask you about one of the books he wrote about reagan between 76 and 80 i remember reagan debating his fellow conservative though buckley about the