and rudi didn't even live in germany.was living in switzerland and quite easily have just sort of walked away, but he didn't. and like you said, for renÉ, for lucy, for rudi, there was something about the life of racing that was so much in their blood that they couldn't abandon it. and both rudi and renÉ both right and speak about how nothing else in life, they never ever felt really comfortable in the world or at peace in the world except for when they were driving, when they were racing. like, for them that was the highlight of their life, the best times, the best moments, that sort of clarity, purpose, clarity of mind, that feeling of being in the flow, of being in the racecar, that was everything for them and they were willing to die for it, and for rudi, he was willing to compromise as well. >> if anyone has any questions -- jim donahue says the book is fantastic. your best, the what, a bit partial to hire. we have a comment. i was hoping it was a question, but thank you. >> thank you, jim. higher was my first book.

so, rudy didn't even live in germany. he was living in suiterland.and -- switzerland and could have quite easily walk away but he didn't. like you said, for rene, for lucy, for rudy, there was something about the life of racing that was so much in their blood that they couldn't abandon it. and both rudy and rene both write and speak about how nothing else in life -- never, ever felt really comfortable in the world or at peace in world except when they were driving. when they were racing. like, for them, that was the highlight of their life. the best times, the best moments. that sort of clarity of purpose, clarity of mind, that feeling of being in the flow of inning a racecar, that was everything to them and they were willing to die for it and for rudy's sake he was willing to compromise himself for it. >> host: if anyone has any -- oh, jim donohue says the become is fantastic. your best, though i am a bit partial to hyer. i was hoping it was a question but it's a comment. >> guest: thank you, jim. higher was my first book. but higher, faster, and no

and both rudy and renee both write and speak about how, you know, nothing else in life.they've never ever felt really comfortable in the world or at peace in the world except for when they were driving, when they were racing. like for them that was the highlight of their life, the best times, the best moment, that sort of clarity, purpose clarity of mind, that feeling of being in the flow of -- of being in race car, that was everything for them and willing to die for it and for rudy's sake he was going to compromise himself for it. >> does anyone have any questions -- tim, your book is fantastic though i'm a bit partial to higher. we have a comment. i was hoping it was a question. >> thank you, jim. >> yeah. >> higher was my first book. i've done higher, faster and now, you know, i'm not sure i'm doing longer or anything like that. [laughter] >> stronger next? >> stronger, probably not. i'm not -- no body-building books. >> yeah. have you started working on your next book? >> i have actually. i'm sort of, you know, most of my books are -- i now translate for the young ad

and the next question here is for rudy. rudy, before people go back to work, they are understandably concerned about the safety and ensuring safety for themselves and their families. will the city be providing guidelines and giving back to the office -- back to the office to ensure that people are safe when they return to work? >> thank you for that question, michelle. the short answer is -- yes. the department of public health, the county health officer have been working diligently to provide clarification and guidance where we've needed it. i think that a good example of this came to the city administrator's office and the mayor's administration with respect to industries and the construction sector. so, yes, the city is providing that guidance. it's something that is a top priority for the economic recovery task force in our effort to support not only jobs and jobs and businesses and small businesses, but we also want to support workers by collaborating around what those safety protocols are. they're going to look and fe

excruciating rudy rudy rudy rudy rudy rudy is the united states i know the power of the one do not underestimate. run for president in the news. not using everything penn state representative who has drawn inspiration from the bernie sanders campaign today who are the moon. through. the insurance companies the drug companies the. military industrial complex. where one person you see are willing to stand up against. stand up against billionaires and even against the system and the elites government regardless of which party or side of the aisle they're on so i think he embodies a lot of thing that really we need and i don't mock or seems to be saying. it is different to his political or as a pastor and role but baptist church. he sees a spiritual connection to the social justice agenda promoted by centers. i'm reminded of the song right at the sad. part. of what i am saying that what stan wilson isn't shown to me is that he had one and generally care for the instant really that is the scripture on jesus declared that we all should be and that we should be concerned with the least of these we must

i'm not apologizing in any way for rudy because it's very clear by 1936, 37, germans announced grandrix every single year, rudy was top of the mercedes team, he is a hero of the right, he's celebrated as such. he meets with hitler, propaganda, rights on the editorial piece and nothing about him, mark my people knew him, etc. still did not subscribe to ideology, he didn't much care or like hitler but was willing to do whatever it took. so it's a complicated story in a complicated individual but i think he ultimately sacrificed his soul for racing. >> similarly, lucy and -- unforgiving -- >> charles, renÉe? >> renick. they also were doing anything so yes, you can definitely see the good versus evil play out but similarly, they were very much willing to race, drive. so you can definitely see that in their stories as well. >> a new -- they knew, he and his fellow members on the team, they knew what hitler was doing. even before the war, they knew torture, imprisonment of jewish people, germany and yet, they were still willing to be representative of the country so rudy didn't even live i

new york city mayor rudy giuliani on septemb 11th, 20 2001. >> we will get through it. >> his next bid. >> i need your support and i want your s iport and will fight for it. thank you very much. >> he is president trump's personal attorney now. >> the president has done a sue ber superb job. >> this is a new virus. >> reporter: and competing america. hat is best for >> the testing is not going to be a problem at all. >> testing has been a big prlem. >> what does mayor rudy giuliani say now? >> "firing line" with margare hoover is made possible by the following. >>> mayor rudy giulni, welcome ck to "firing line." want to acknowledge that we have met before. >> i moved to new york city to work for you when you were first contemplating a presidential bid in 2006. i later married your long time chief speech wrer. one undepable lasting legacy of your presidential ambition. >>hine of the betters i did. >> one of the lasting legacy of your presidential campaign is my marria and two chredren. >> t aren't too many others. there are 160,000 ces of covid in new york city and four times as many pe

the poem is called rabid rudy. what goes on with rabid rudy, monster of ineptitude-y., mixing bribes and dirty tricks, he soiled our geopolitics. filled with rage and babbling bluster, america's mayor has lost his luster. some of them are long and some of them are short. >> stephen: i love it. i love it. i want to read you a quote from noted wise man john lithgow. he gave this advice to actors -- have something in your life that is all yours, some creative thing that doesn't depend on somebody else hiring you. what did you mean by that, and did you always follow your own advice? >> well, it's a hard profession because it's a profession that absolutely depends on you being hired, and, so, a lot of it is waiting around for it to be somebody else's brainstorm. >> stephen: yes. and that's very depressing. and i just sort of present that to young actors who are so eager to get success and get work. sometimes it's a real hardship. so i always say, find something that is all yours, some creative outlet, you know, paint or tap dance or write or if there's a role you really, re

brian yannis i'm going to ask you to standby, we have warmer your city mayor rudy giuliani, you are here? >> i am right here watching it what's happening in my city with a tremendous amount of sorrow and a broken heart. i was married years and bernie kerrick is one of my commissioners, i can tell you we took over a city that had two riots in three years, this kind of thing, i never had this happen in eight years. ever. i have to tell you one thing that you probably don't know, you see the police officers and white shirts, those are not police officers, those are higher ranking officers, those of lieutenants, captains and above, that the difference between what happened in minneapolis the other night to mr. floyd and what happens in my city. superior officer should've been on the scene of when mr. floyd was killed, probably would not have happened. they would've stopped the officer that was out of control. that is why, when you see an officer in white, that is not a police officer, that is not even a sgt, that's a lieutenant or captain and possibly an inspector. that's a very high ranking

we have a great guest and doctor rudy daniels who will join us. i've been with the railroad industry for about 23 years now. i initially started with cbs x, and i have quite an experience with the military as well, i went to west point in 88 and i was nine years tactical commander and then joined csx railroad. was there five years. then i came to kansas city, 14 years. i was able to make it up to the rank of chief operating officer there. i had a wide variety of experiences, both in the u.s., midwest and in mexico. a lot of the development there, even down to panama. the pandemic canal railway. that -- for the last five years they have been working with wyoming railroad, ran about 31 of their railroads. 120 worldwide. in australia, europe and also the united states. great experience running those railroads. now i'm out just helping most of the railroad industry on technology issues one of the major things that a lot of people -- railroads have been around for over 150 years. rudy and i were just talking about the union pacific driving a cold and s

feel lucky to call rudy a friend. and i know the city of memphis and the jewish community will impact for years to come. him.ta and i will his yield back.r, i the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? to seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman is recognized for one minute. mr. mcadams: thank you, madam speaker. am in washington to fight for utah's business owners and our working families affected by the coronavirus. program eck protection was designed to help small businesses stay afloat and to payroll.oyees on the utah financial lenders processed more than $5.2 billion in loans we elp our businesses, but must make sure the program works for these businesses and employees.for their some utah small businesses affected by the covid-19 shutdown, through no fault of own, may not be open or fully functional within eight weeks. deadline to iginal spend the funds for loan forgiveness. the bipartisan bill i support the loan nds forgiv

rudy giuliani will weigh in, our investigation tonight.lso frustrated americans all across the country, you're seeing it every way. they are now beginning to revolt against the lockdown. wait till we see the beaches in huntington this weekend in california has 33 states are now in the process of lifting restrictions and opening up, and at least one professional sports league is days away from returning to action. there is hope they are. we'll have more in just moments. first we turn to our top story, the hypocrisy, the seat that is modern extreme democratic radical socialist party. he ignored sexual assault allegations levied against him by a former staffer. her name is tara reade, too graphic to repeat on television. we won't do it. top grant democrats have tried to give biden cover with glowing endorsements, the mob, the media, they asked them not one single question about the reid allegation. it the believers were nowhere to be found, and after a mountain of corroborating evidence, surrounding her allegation, the media was guilty didn't

and the next question here is for rudy.o work, they are understandably concerned about the safety and ensuring safety for themselves and their families. will the city be providing guidelines and giving back to the office -- back to the office to ensure that people are safe when they return to work? >> thank you for that question, michelle. the short answer is -- yes. the department of public health, the county health officer have been working diligently to provide clarification and guidance where we've needed it. i think that a good example of this came to the city administrator's office and the mayor's administration with respect to industries and the construction sector. so, yes, the city is providing that guidance. it's something that is a top priority for the economic recovery task force in our effort to support not only jobs and jobs and businesses and small businesses, but we also want to support workers by collaborating around what those safety protocols are. they're going to look and feel a little different in vario

and the next question here is for rudy. rudy, before people go back to work, they are understandably concerned about the safety and ensuring safety for themselves and their families. will the city be providing guidelines and giving back to the office -- back to the office to ensure that people are safe when they return to work? >> thank you for that question, michelle. the short answer is -- yes. the department of public health, the county health officer have been working diligently to provide clarification and guidance where we've needed it. i think that a good example of this came to the city administrator's office and the mayor's administration with respect to industries and the construction sector. so, yes, the city is providing that guidance. it's something that is a top priority for the economic recovery task force in our effort to support not only jobs and jobs and businesses and small businesses, but we also want to support workers by collaborating around what those safety protocols are. they're going to look and fe

and the next question here is for rudy.dy, before people go back to work, they are understandably concerned about the safety and ensuring safety for themselves and their families. will the city be providing guidelines and giving back to the office -- back to the office to ensure that people are safe when they return to work? >> thank you for that question, michelle. the short answer is -- yes. the department of public health, the county health officer have been working diligently to provide clarification and guidance where we've needed it. i think that a good example of this came to the city administrator's office and the mayor's administration with respect to industries and the construction sector. so, yes, the city is providing that guidance. it's something that is a top priority for the economic recovery task force in our effort to support not only jobs and jobs and businesses and small businesses, but we also want to support workers by collaborating around what those safety protocols are. they're going to look and feel

rudy daniels. >> thank you very much. first of all, it's an honor to be here this afternoon at the national world war i museum here in kansas city. a great honor to be invited and to do this presentation. and as far as world war i, the railroads of world war i, as a historian, i have written several other books on various subjects, but i feel it's almost a privilege. now it is a privilege to have written this story, to bring it to light. and basically to quote the french army during world war i, he said this is a railroad war. quite simply this. you need a train to get the young men and women to ports to lead the united states, of course, ships overseas and trains again to get everything to the front. so railroads played not just a critical but a vital part in the american victory and the victory of world war i. i want to start off with a couple of slides here. this first one is all controversial. you see the soldiers:this is the cs -- from the chesapeake and ohio historical society. they said well, they have soldiers emb

rudy giuliani weighs in on thisg disaster.ry single wrong horrible decision that new york city has could make, they've made. we will talk about dr. death straight ahead. there are everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. visit cdc.gov/covid19. brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmeyer. a top official says the government was slow to understand how fast the coronavirus breads from european travelers. an official from the cdc published an article friday suggested limited testing and delayed travel alerts for areas outside of china because they jump in u.s. cases. more than a million americans have tested positive for the u.s. and nearly 55,000 have died. the ncaa unveiling a three-phase rhythm of the plan for getting college boards up and running this fall. it'd be contingent on a downward trajectory. also says widespread testing for coronavirus will be crucial, especially for contact sports like footba

>> yes >> seth: yeah. >> especially bloody mary rudy in the morning >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah.eth: i want to ask -- i don't want to turn this around to you but we found a high school photo of you and do you believe this haircut -- and again, use your background as a prosecutor obviously you know the law you know the constitution. is this an impeachable haircut is that -- [ laughter and applause >> i -- i wish i could say that is russian misinformation. >> seth: yeah. >> but there are witnesses who could come to my defense for that but i'm not going to allow any of them to come forward? >> seth: yeah, there you go. it is -- you definitely look like you're about to like get in a karate fight and we're not going to root for you. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. all the kids were -- >> seth: was it california - >> yeah, the whole soccer team, dublin high school, go gils. we were all -- yeah. >> seth: that was a look you all had. there was another -- this was one of the fun scandals. because every now and then, there's a fun one that comes up. you were part of one and this is actua

and the next question here is for rudy. rudy, before people go back to work, they are understandably concerned about the safety and ensuring safety for themselves and their families. will the city be providing guidelines and giving back to the office -- back to the office to ensure that people are safe when they return to work? >> thank you for that question, michelle. the short answer is -- yes. the department of public health, the county health officer have been working diligently to provide clarification and guidance where we've needed it. i think that a good example of this came to the city administrator's office and the mayor's administration with respect to industries and the construction sector. so, yes, the city is providing that guidance. it's something that is a top priority for the economic recovery task force in our effort to support not only jobs and jobs and businesses and small businesses, but we also want to support workers by collaborating around what those safety protocols are. they're going to look and fe

. >> you are right, i think rudy was absolutely right about this, the law does not enforce itself,

. >> you are right, i think rudy was absolutely right about this, the law does not enforce itself, you really have to take on the first and the second and the third acts to convey the understanding of people but the laws are going to be enforced and frankly to be faithful to your oath as a government and as a law enforcement official which is to protect the public, the idea that this is going to play itself out and people will exhaust itself has never been true in the history of humanity, what happens when you don't enforce order, it raises the appetite in the energy of the people who are anarchist and thrive on this atmosphere. if you are a law enforcement officer, you have to enforce the law, if you create a climate that people think it will be enforced, this is what you get. harris: can i ask you a question of where we are with the pandemic and all the restrictions that people have in the minnesota governor has said we have a balance first amendment right in keeping people safe, real quickly in the last two seconds, what is the legality. >> i would had a more optimistic answer about

floyd met his death as that police officer put his knee in his neck, is something that former mayor rudy giuliani has said at the point of unified for a moment and could still be that but yet now rather than talking about something that we can all agree was agreed using cruel and so many things to say about the video tape death, now we are focused in on the violence of peaceful protest that has devolved into something else in the later it gets, the more difficult it is to hold the line against people who do not want to go home and some of them are there peacefully obviously, someone to set stuff on fire and throw bottles that explode on the ground and so forth, this is a tough night, third and fourth night in some minutes of polities to watch this happen in america today. there are legalities to consider and we talked briefly with former u.s. attorney guy lewis about the department of justice and what will happen next, i want to bring in and the mccarthy former u.s. attorney as we round out this hour, what are your thoughts, we have another autopsy coming, doctor michael, what are your t

erica chan and rudy salazar moderate a facebook group called unofficial ca unemployment help. it has mushroomed to more than 33,000 members who share experiences and shortcuts. erica says she started the group to answer just a few questions from friends and family. >> i'm struggling with money. they must be, too. i figured i could share the resource with them. i think after that it was word of mouth. >> reporter: it didn't take long for erica to find people like rudy salazar who were in the same boat dealing with the state unemployment office. >> 300 calls just to get through to someone on the other line. >> reporter: some of the most common questions the facebook group tackles involve identity verification, extensions and penalty weeks. they agree there's no magic wand here. the key is persistence and continuing to call. a lot of the most common problems do require intervention from a state specialist, so you have to just continue calling. if you want to see the facebook group's tricks we put a length on our website nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> thanks so much, chris. don't ca

we want you to meet eric and rudy.y moderate a group on facebook called, unofficial ca unemployment help. membership has mushroomed to more than 33,000 people who share experiences and short cuts. erica says she started the group to answer a few questions from colleagues, friends and family. >> if you're like me, i'm struggling with money, they must be, too. so i figured i could share this resource with them. after that, it was word of mouth. >> reporter: it didn't take long for her to find people like rudy salazar, who were in the same boat dealing with the state. >> 300 calls, just to get through to someone on the other line. >> you heard him right, 300 calls to get through. some of the most common questions the facebook tackles involve identity verification, extensions, and penalty weeks. erica and rudy agreed. unfortunately, there is no magic want here. a lot of the problems that people are facing require intervention from someone at the state. so they say persistence is key. and eventually it will pay. so just kee

and the next question here is for rudy.ore people go back to work, they are understandably concerned about the safety and ensuring safety for themselves and their families. will the city be providing guidelines and giving back to the office -- back to the office to ensure that people are safe when they return to work? >> thank you for that question, michelle. the short answer is -- yes. the department of public health, the county health officer have been working diligently to provide clarification and guidance where we've needed it. i think that a good example of this came to the city administrator's office and the mayor's administration with respect to industries and the construction sector. so, yes, the city is providing that guidance. it's something that is a top priority for the economic recovery task force in our effort to support not only jobs and jobs and businesses and small businesses, but we also want to support workers by collaborating around what those safety protocols are. they're going to look and feel a littl

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he told rudy that he wanted to date her and of course rudy thought he was out of his mind but he pursued her and they began dating and of course the parents were not in favor of this interracial couple. it was just, you know, they thought trouble was going to follow it but they continue to date one another. the parents realize that there was nothing they could do about it and so bruce and ruby wound up getting married. it was just a wonderful love story was that survived in came out of a movement where and sustained past the movement. in this photograph here is another special photograph where. this just shows you how young some of the people were who were actually marching and part of the movement. these two young were girls and boys standing right here on the front, they are actually the younger sister and brother of ruby who was in the first photograph sitting across the intersection on franklin street. when ruby would go out to be in the marches and things, their mother would always tell them to not go out. their mother's name is mama. kathmandu count was amazing. she would always te

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commissioners with himself to a new place in lower manhattan i thought for a minute and then i said rudy i'll be right there and i brought all my key commissioners and players that afternoon and temper lemon we were on the same room at the same table city state and federal and we were like that for months after september 11th so we didn't have the city saying one thing the state saying something else the federal government saying a 3rd then we had a seamless recovery and you look now and you see the governor of new york and the mayor of new york don't even seem to be talking to each other one will say the schools are many closed and the other will say wait a 2nd that success i know paul and trump have met but it certainly doesn't seem like they're communicating in a cooperative way so it's just disappointing to me that the divide that we saw before the code virus doesn't seem to ever really close the way it should have in the face of this national emergency frankly though isn't the pandemic and $911.00 apples and oranges it in many ways they are the pandemic is goal it's certainly a nati

former mayor rudy giuliani, the cops were asking for the masks because they were getting sick, mr.his guy still have a job tonight? >> it's a woman, and only because she reflects the mayor's attitude. there's nobody in this city and certainly no police officer that would expect that that is de blasio's attitude. he's been against the police department since the day he wanted office. they turned their back on him because some of the things that happened during the murder of detective ramos. he's never really spoken up for them. he wasn't there for them now and get them the help and support they need. over 4,000 are sick, 40 pluses have died already or are near death. look, if you don't understand as the mayor how to a get the suppt of your police department, you should resign. it's the most important agencyow that you have. it's the one that keeps people alive and if you're the mayor of new york city, you get a blessing of god because you've got the best police department in the world. i had a performative fit and i had three great commissioners, but most of all he had an unbelievab

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jesse: thank you, rudy giuliani finding all the answers.oe biden finally breaks his silence on the sexual assault allegations. and he. >>s himself to another -- and he opens himself to another controversy. [♪] jesse: major developments in the sexual assault allegation against joe biden this week. 39 days have passed since the allegation and biden finally faced questions. >> she says in 1993 that you pinned her against the wall and reached under her clothing and penetrated her with your fingers. would you please go opening the record with the american people. did you sexually assault tara reade? >> i am saying unequivocally it never happened. >> do you remember her. do you remember any type of complaint she might have made? >> i don't remember any type of complaint she may have made. it was 27 years ago. nor does anyone else that i'm aware of. and the fact is i don't remember. i don't remember any complaint ever having been made. you said if someone like dr. ford were to come out, the essence of what she is saying has to be real. why is it r

guiliani's -- rudy guiliani's stop-and-frisk policy that lasted for many years. and it went on for at least 10 years in new york city. so i contacted my supervisor matt hand haney immediately and documented the incident and i was passed on to the soma police precinct captain. and i never got a response from the soma policing captain with regard to assisting a citizen in filing a complaint against the sfpd. i didn't get an email response, i didn't get a telephone call. despite supervisor haney's office and staff intervening on my behalf and introducing me via email to the soma policing captain. so i do plan to pick up this matter and to move forward with filing a police complaint but i do need -- >> operator: you have one question remaining. >> clerk: good evening. you have two minutes. >> caller: thank you. hi. i'm maxim anderson, a resident of san francisco, and a member of several community organizations, including the league of women voters of san francisco. thank you for holding this virtual police commission hearing. the police commission mission is to set p

steve bannon and rudy giuliani talk china and joe biden. back to "watters world" for all your headlines. log on to foxnews.com. jesse: if nancy pelosi and her fellow democrats get their way, all votes will be conducted by mail on election day to stay home for coronavirus. republicans are calling b.s. there is no way to monitor over 100 million americans voting from home. nancy pelosi wants to pay political operatives to collect ballots and go door to door. one man pushing for universal absentee voting, job. recently i spoke with former new york city mayor and personal attorney to the president, rudy giuliani about all of this. >> there is no doubt they want to interfere in the 2020 election. it's just as dangerous to go up to the door of someone and solicit as it is to have a well organized construct polling place where people can be six feet apart or as far apart as they have to be. that's a lot safer. we'll find out there was a lot more chinese corruption in this whole situation than we realize. i think biden's embrace of china will turn

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we'll go back to mike tobin and a second the first, rudy giuliani, mr. mayor, you dealt with some tough days in new york city, your years as mayor with all of this, mr. mayor, i can't imagine knowing you having been friends with you for a couple of decades now that you would ever allow what happened last night to happen again. >> first person who threw a brick would have been arrested. the second person who burned a car would been a arrested. third person who tried to hurt somebody would've been arrested and the statement to them would be push it any further and try me, and you're going to regret it. i inherited a city that had had to go major riots for eight days, and i left the city in eight years, no rights even though we had some very, very controversial police shootings. you just didn't write under me, i'm sorry. they never even tried. so what should happen here is somebody should take over. progressive democrats are incapable of keeping their people safe because they have criminal family policies that are pathetic, dangerous, and now seeing the res

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