because they never quit. >>> so general russel honore is with us tonight.r hookup works here, i can say that your internet service provider has done what no foreign enemy was able to do, and that is silence russel honore. it's great to see you back again. the connection appears to be holding. i know you spent some time at ft. benning. how would you feel if we renamed that one for somebody like omar bradley? >> oh, that would be a good idea. i mean when i was a deputy commander there and i also spent some time at fort hood. i've been three tours at ft. benning. the unusual thing about this, while it's time for them to be reconsidered and be renamed, the people that have served there, ft. benning, ft. bragg, and fort lee were named in the first world war. so think about how we're building an army. you got to go in and take up a lot of farmland, local politicians. they had to vote, and they named them after confederate generals. and there are a lot of people -- that's just 50 years after the civil war. it's no wonder they ended up with those names. but they ha

joining me for reaction 1st former republican congressman bob barr and then retired army general russel honore a on this addition to. the politicking i'm larry king spygate in coronavirus numbers a bombshell claim about russian bounties against american troops and a shocking presidential retreat including a white power chant plus ongoing protests about race and policing will leave all of the discussion with form of congress whom bob barr of georgia one time libertarian presidential candidate he's also the president and c.e.o. of the lauren force one education foundation and he joins me from georgia but the president acts like it's not there the coronavirus numbers are terrible. i think larry the way i look at this and i'm not a doctor i'm not a health care professional i look at most of these public issues through the lens of commonsense and history and i suspect that this thing is going to go up and down now it will cease fire alleys and spikes and valleys for some time so you know i don't think that it's a major crisis that we see some of these numbers going back up we'll probably see him go

army lieutenant general russel honore, who led the relief effort, of course, on the ground in new orleans in the days following katrina. he happens to be a 37-year veteran of the u.s. armed forces, and i am told after all that buildup, we have lost the general because these days, we are at the whim of a wi-fi provider. all right. we're going to try again. we'll take a break. hopefully we'll have the general with us on the other side. al with us on the other side. . with us tonight. and, general, if our hookup works here, i can say that your internet service provider has done what no foreign enemy was able to do, and that is silence russel honore. it's great to see you back onor. it's great to see you back again. the connection appears to be holding. i know you spent some time at ft. benning. how would you feel if we renamed that one for somebody like omar bradley? >> oh, that would be a good idea. i mean when i was a deputy commander there and i also spent some time at fort hood. i've been three tours at ft. benning. the unusual thing about this, while it's time for them to be reconsidere

lieutenant general russell honore is here. and ex-marine gallego, why he says congress won't stand for martial law. >>> new charges in the murder of george floyd and the progress that could lie ahead. >>> taking a hard look at the behavior of police unions as the impediment to real police reform. >>> and the virus never went away. why public health experts are raising the alarms over the spread in hot spots around the country when "all in" starts right now. >>> as protests continue around this country for the ninth straight night, mostly peaceful, we'll be covering those marches. we begin by the unraveling of the moment the president seems to have hoped would be a defining triumph. the assault on peaceful protesters at the white house on monday to clear the way for him to go stand in front of a church, august wardley holding a bible, because he was reportedly mad anyone would think he was hiding in a white house bunker during the protests. he thought that photo op would project strength. she had it has turned into a defining d

welcome back to politicking we now welcome retired army general russel honore a he joins us from where i object general where are you located baton rouge louisiana baton rouge louisiana he played a crucial role speaking of louisiana in post katrina relief efforts and he's been critical of the trumpet ministrations response to the pandemic he joins us from louisiana what do you make of these reports about the russians paying a bounty to kill american soldiers in afghanistan. a very discouraging but to be expected from the russians they will do is lawyers they could go to impose their will other will also use it for mission operations to exploited this to you cause to send in the american people so they will use a soft power and the apparent limited use of this direct power by giving money to the taliban that kill us so does this. one get the word come out about it well that night like you know we will. blow it up in the press and media all social media because dissent usada united states so it's that this when america's both ways blair. former congressman bob barr was with us and he ten

join me for reaction 1st former republican congressman bob barr and then retired army general russel honore a on this edition ticket. to the politicking i'm larry king spygate in coronavirus numbers a bombshell claim about russian bounties against american troops and a shocking presidential retreat including a white power chant plus ongoing protests about race and policing will lead of the discussion with former congressman bob barr of georgia one time libertarian presidential candidate he's also the president and c.e.o. of the law enforcement education foundation and he joins me from.

joining me for reaction 1st former republican congressman bob barr and then retired army general russel honore ray on this edition politic. for the politicking i'm larry king spygate in coronavirus numbers a bombshell claim about russian bounties against american troops and a shocking presidential retreat including a white power chant plus ongoing protests about race and policing we'll leave all of the discussion with former congressman bob barr of georgia one time libertarian presidential candidate he's also the president and c.e.o. of the law enforcement education foundation and he joins me from georgia gave the president actually i guess. the coronavirus numbers are terrible. well i think larry the way i look at this and i'm not a doctor i'm not a healthcare professional i look at most of these public issues through the lens of common sense and history and i suspect the this thing is going to go up and down we'll see spikes and valleys and spikes and valleys for some time so you know i don't think that it's a major crisis that we see some of these numbers going back up we'll probably see hi

. >> general russell honore.ou have a den that i would like to spend time in and see everything on the walls behind you. always a pleasure to have a conversation with you sir. thank you for staying up late with us tonight. coming up, what joe biden calls his single greatest concern about the november election. our other louisianian, james carville is with us to talk all things 2020 when we come back. things 2020 when we come back. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >>> this president is going to try to steal the election. the guy that said all mail-in ballots are fraudulent. >> have you ever considered what would happen if you were the winner and trump refused to leave? >> i have and i am so damn proud. you have four chiefs of staff and ripping the skin off of trump. you have so many rank in file military pe

lieutenant general russell honore is here. ex-marine gallego, why he says congress won't stand for martial law. >>> new charges in the murder of george floyd and the

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russell, for assisting the elderly, and for performing above and beyond the call of duty, i would like to award you the highest honorke earth and fear only s.h.i.e.l.d. can stop them. mack: alright, so they plan to eliminate s.h.i.e.l.d. from history. and if we hadn't jumped when we did... the fight would've ended before it ever began. deke: so, wait, the zephyr's a time machine now? simmons: in a sense. there are critical launch windows, leading to specific points in time and space. fitz called them "tides." the chronicoms took one, and we followed them here. i have a job for you. if you can deliver this to the docks, then my employer will reward you. simmons: but the chronicoms are after someone else, named freddy. [ gunshots ] why are you doin' this? because you are the thread. [ rumbling ] [ clatters ] i'll keep him safe. meet back at koenig's. [ viola groans ] mack: any idea why they were after you, kid? i-i'm just supposed to make a delivery tonight. his full name. what is it? wilfred malick. why? daisy: wilfred malick. as in father of gideon malick. future head of hydra in america. if the chronicoms kill mali

russell wilson, who is rocking a red carpet right in his backyard with wife sierra. >> we'll have some special moments when we're together. >> reporter: and our verywn a special award honoring college athletes. >> use our influence and renounce all violence. the racial profiling has to stop. >> we may suffer alone but we survive together. >> reporter: this year, the show spotlighting calls for social justice. >> it's a no-brainer for us to really emphasize the significance of what's going on around the world. >> what if i was george floyd? >> if i was george floyd. >> reporter: wilson is one of countless athletes who have spoken out in support of the black lives matter movement. nfl commissioner roger goodell changing his stance, now supporting players who peacefully protest including by kneeling during the anthem and encouraging teams to hire former 49er colin kaepernick. >> to draw attention to the idea that racism is still real. >> reporter: he says having another baby on the way lends urgency to change. >> one of the greatest gifts in the world is children. to really understand that a new life is coming in this world, how i'm going to be protect that life in every way p

will certainly honor the weight oways tliiest nig tsthcaar, but the espys will be intimate affair, hosted by her girlfriend basketball star sue bird and seattle seahawks quarterback russell moments where we're together. >> reporter: and our very own robin roberts will be presenting a special award honoring college senior athletes benched by covid-19. the espys never shying away from tackling tough topics. >> use our influence and renounce all violence. >> the racial profiling has to stop. >> we may suffer alone but we survive together. >> reporter: this year the show spotlighting calls for social justice. [ crowd chanting ] >> it's a no-brainer for us to emphasize the significance of what's going on around the world. >> what if i was george floyd. >> if i was george floyd. >> if i was george floyd. >> reporter: wilson is one of countless athletes who have spoken out in support of the black lives matter movement. nfl commissioner roger goodell changing his stance now supporting players who peacefully protest including by kneeling during the anthem and even encouraging teams to hire do tnk theot it epni wrong? >> well, you know, i think colin was dely trying ntion --t'se a