i mention talking to him, said frank, if i'm off on the some flash medium, but in figure out in custom homes, fresh from even standing in the most fish market and pick and more selfish in business. i've seen also because it's been in one of my side of the mountain even if you can go to the for printed in town stuff. they are off correct. bush won a competition for being with up on the smell of it being done when i make little they found them on such and off the park, but these are the i'm made of her flat and pretty much what i can get on them. but on time for his fans and it's hard to tie that doesn't impress me on some analysis on the chimes, all of us who album and who you want to. thank you one day. so i know you do this. you get to get over on oh no one needs a shrink to be in the babies and says, i'm going to take it by turns we could always show, going to know what it's like, bitch, the submission instinct, even with you. but soon as you go ahead, i thank you. don't want to shove the shit, i'm going to dust on us and must pass it fuss when it's imus togs time given that we've be

what i was friends with was standing next to me and cooked with a washer, looked at me and said, frank, don't have a star out there, shining for you to listen is up there now. feel now, and just like you got it came to mind us. we know we often think of death in relation to the stars. they say the shining up above now or those left behind posterity hurdles. and that's why the concept shannon wagner would have just came to me out of the blue am not like their lives in the sound of the future. electric motorcycles are looming. and the task the last harley livewire 1st, the fear and sorrow which the research wins. the challenge read on the path it is known as the poor man's cocaine, primarily benign or a coast more and more young people are taking the pain killers. the drug is cheap, but i impure almost always comes with a high price, particularly attention to 76 percent to 60 t.w. . and i don't need to keep up with the date of the ultimate goal for the over mentioned home the 4th time for the most recent article about the bottom of the last dragon. this word has called the hollow tree, u

and he said, liz, it is me, frank. i want to get into bed with you, but don't want you to tell lib, will you? lib was his wife. lizzy said she was tired and she told him to go away, but she persevered and put his arms around her neck and slept with her and that happened on several occasions. when lizzy realized she was pregnant she told frank. he asked if the baby was his and she confirmed that it was. a baby girl was born on november 3, 1863. in may of 1864, frank told lizzie he wanted her to take the child and get out of his home. she replied that she would leave if he gave her financial support, but he refused. when lizzie then learned that frank was going to kick her out of the house she decided to confront him in front of his wife. the next morning, a sunday, lizzie packed up her belongings, packed her baby and knocked on the pruitt's bedroom door, frank stayed in bed while his wife who just had a baby of her own got out of bed and she turned to frank and she said look at me, look at the baby and remember what you

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next door when i was franz was standing next to me and cooked with the washer looked at me and said frank there is a star out there shining for you to listeners out there feel now and just like vatican came to mind us we are there we often think of death in relation to the stars they say they're shining up above now or those left behind posterity hurdles and that's why the concept shannon wagner would have just came to me out of the blue. not like there has. been. the sound of the future. electric motorcycles are blooming and the taps the last harley livewire perseverance are at which the research wins the challenge that. there are dollars. to see act nothing works without lights when you work for television but it's important in our everyday life to 90 percent of all perception is our vision night influences our sense of well being but it can also be. one too much blue light can damage on the long term damage to their pubic benefits of. 30. w. . percent drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere power fight that's how intuition love hate money millionaire fans friends fight s

lisa: i will just say, you said frank's was the preferred hot sauce. i would argue that tallulah, the brand -- argue that show lula -- , the brandchalulah that mccormick but yesterday, is better. this is turning into the shopping network. but the lack of participation jon was talking about of the bond market in the euphoria we are seeing in certain pockets of is thisty markets, indication that the central bank is putting their thumb on all bond yields indefinitely? julian: there's no question about that, particularly when using about europe. they have been more forthright on full on monetary stimulus. obviously the fed is behind the markets. our question is, we are not so sure they are going to extend the purchases and maturities because frankly, when you look perspective from a of an ever exploding budget borrowings,massive it may not make a lot of sense to suppress longer-term maturities because that is where you risk a run on an already weakening dollar potentially. jonathan: sunday morning, i was doing the sunday morning routine, getting ready for

he must have said negros. frank said, i' leave. joe said, sit down. this is 1961.s is before the civil rights act. and before the voting rights act. and before there was much sensitivity i would say at least for teenage boys, white boys, about civil rights issues. >> biden says he learned about the reality of race relations here while lifeguarding in a black neighborhood in the early 1960s when delaware was very divided, racially and culturally. >> the polish neighborhood, irish neighborhood, the black neighborhood. >> he stood out but worked hard to fit in. >> once you come in the neighborhood and somebody like you, you become like brothers. you become the friends. that's how joe and i came. >> i was about probably 9 when i first met him. i was one of the onry kids in the pool. >> he would be dennis the mayor of wilmington. >> joe saw an opportunity, the door was open and he was going to get in. he's going to make friends and he was going to talk to people and he was going to know this community and have the community trust him because i know joe had aspirations o

he must have said negroes. frank said, listen, i'll leave. k said, no, sit down, if they're not going to serve you, they're not going to serve any of us. this was 1961, this was before the civil rights act and before the voting rights act, and before there was much sensitivity, i would say, at least for teen age boys, white boys about civil rights issues. >> biden says he learned about the reality of race relations here while life guarding in a black neighborhood in the early 1960s when delaware was very divided racially and culturally. >> the polish neighborhood, the irish neighborhood, the black neighborhood. >> he stood out but worked hard to fit in. >> once you come in the neighborhood and somebody like you, you become like brothers, you become deep friends and stuff. that's how joe and i came. >> i was about probably 9 when i first met him. i was one of the omni kids in this pool. they called me dennis the menace. >> he would grow up to become dennis the mayor of wilmington. >> joe saw an opportunity, the door was open, and he was going t

they said they adjusted. 2018e saw in florida in they got it all wrong. i was not surprised. >> sean: frank said if they get it wrong this time, they should be out of business. i agree. karl rove, your take. you saw the numbers. they got the magic number. 57% maricopa country. that makes it interesting and tight. but it opens up a possibility on arizona and we are watching pennsylvania. what do you see? down to i break this defense and offense. the most important thing is for the president's people to defend where he is headed. georgia up by 45,000. these numbers change all the time. it will be different tomorrow. north carolina up by 76,000 and pennsylvania up by 290,000. the problem in pennsylvania will than while he is ahead by 2.26%. 12% of the vote is out. this is one of the problems with post-election analysis. they say we have 600,000 or 800,000. the "new yorky times" said 12% which is 742,000. there is noat precise number you can rely on. that suggests the president can keep pennsylvania as long as he gets 30% of the outstanding vote. you talk about it. you have to go on the offensi

said they adjusted. but we saw in florida in 2018 they got it all wrong. i was not surprised. >> sean: frankaid if they get it wrong this time, they should be out of business. i agree. karl rove, your take. you saw the numbers. they got the magic number. 57% maricopa country. that makes it interesting and tight. but it opens up a possibility on arizona and we are watching pennsylvania. what do you see? >> well, i break this down to defense and offense. the most important thing is for the president's people to defend where he is headed. georgia up by 45,000. these numbers change all the time. it will be different tomorrow. north carolina up by 76,000 and pennsylvania up by 290,000. the problem in pennsylvania will than while he is ahead by 2.26%. 12% of the vote is out. this is one of the problems with post-election analysis. they say we have 600,000 or 800,000. the "new york times" said 12% which is 742,000. there is no precise number you can rely on. that suggests the president can keep pennsylvania as long as he gets 30% of the outstanding vote. you talk about it. you have to go on the off

frank said he was a marine, also a firefighter and emt, and it looks like he was an amazing data, toowas very much a family man. he was all about a servants heart from a boy scout all the way to the marines right out of high school and firefighting, and eventually went to arson for the last five years and he just loved it. he had a real passion for it. >> john: what was it that drove his passion for service to his country and service to his community? >> he was a natural hero, i think. he always just wanted to do the right thing. lots of integrity, and you know, he said you need to do the right thing no matter what. he's always had that honest, good heart. >> john: my understanding is that he helped design the home that you are living in and frank's organization has relieved you have any encumbrance that you had in terms of the mortgage, they paid off the mortgage for you. what does it mean that you and your two children, sydney and grayson, will be able to stay in the home that your husband helped design and build? >> it definitely means the world to us. that's one of my first though

in my cell in nuremberg. >> defendant frank himself said before this court -- [speaking foreign languages to make utterances which are terrible. a thousand years will past and this guilt of germany will still not be erased. >> the prosecution rests. >> the defense begins. they call 61 witnesses and introduce 38,000 affidavits on the defendants'behalf. they submit 136,000 more affidavits, 7,000 on behalf of vsd, 3,000 on behalf of the general staff and okw. 2,000 on behalf of the gestapo. these attorneys were personally selected by the defendants. many are well-known german lawyers. and each now rises to plead acquittal for his client. some make blanket denials of all guilt. [speaking foreign language] >> some of the defendants had, without doubt, a great influence in those spheres which did not interest hitler. they had no powers whatsoever in the great decisions concerning war and peace, armistice, et cetera. >> other attorneys lead their clients through a carefully prepared defense. here striker is examined. [speaking foreign language] >> and i will continue. it has also been stated by

if i could say one more thing, the world's financial leaders said after dodd-frank was passed, after financial stability forum did all its things, that we now have a much healthier financial system that could continue to function without large-scale bailouts. less than five years after that was definitively proclaimed, we had the biggest set of actions directed at propping up the financial system in global history, and while it is looking ok right now, we are not sure that even what we have done is going to be enough to hold. that suggests the need for a great deal of fundamental rethinking. >> we are going to hold that thought. we need to get the polling answers, which i gather are pretty strong. if we could just bring up what the response from the audience to the poll was.

we do it frank said in 1975. you outlaw bale in ballots.u go to paper ballots and photo id per lot western european nations do that. like france they discovered it is ripe with fraud and manipulation. it perverts the integrity of the vote. i will say this, the trump campaign electors start voting to ask from tamara for the have a two-week deadline. they cannot actually get some of this to stick. there are real questions for we have three to four times the number of mail in ballots over 2016. and yet the rejection rates drop to nearly a tenth of what they were in 2016 for their some real serious questions about the pre-canvassing taking place in states like pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. where it is illegal to do that and cure ballots before election day for they only have two weeks but if they can't figure it out you're probably going to see something around december 7 or 8 right when the electors start voting or trump might actually say we fought the good fight, it's time to move on. >> we need to come up with some objectives standa

thoughts here as you look at the electoral college map about some of the races that have been called, frank saidr but president trump is doing everything he needed to do early on in many of these states the democrats had hoped to contest. he is doing well in florida, he picked up all the states that he did in 2016, at least so far. i think as the night goes on, certainly much of our attention as it always is and will continue to be our on many of those swing states. we're talking michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, north carolina, ohio, in addition to the fact that i think we should keep a very close i on arizona. this is a state that has continued to be reliably read for a very long time and a state that democrats are hoping to flip with an injection of high turnout with early voting. in addition to the fact that demographics are changing. younger people moving to arizona, arizona demographics have been changing for a long time. there are several states on the map that we will continue to watch. again, i cannot stress that enough for our viewers that we may not know who the winner is tonight. it

frank. as a malaysian, they said that this will open up the regional economy for malaysia.sonally, i disagree completely. i think he is on the wrong side of understanding the agreement because, first of all, six asean countries out of town would have to ratify the agreement over the next 10 years. and then another 10 out of 15 from the full framework would have to ratify them further. that includes australia. there were a lot of hoops to jump through over the next two years. there is one little point that i would like to add, which might u.k. colleague has mentioned. maybe people who are very enmeshed and involved in trade will feel very happy because the rules say that anything within the threshold of 40% would qualify for a tariff-free threshold to export or sell their goods into another country. anything that is sourced from another region that are not part of rcep, going as far as 60%, with still qualify. maybe that is the reason for the exuberance and the joy. but personally, i don't think this is a good agreement. >> gareth, very quickly from you , is this a good sign

frank rooney said maybe they should live in north korea or of saudi arabia. come on.be has suspended the one american news network for a week for breaching policy against hosting misinformation about the pandemic. the google owned video service penalized oan for describing a covid treatment as a cure for the disease. and barred the network from making money on its existing videos, though they can reapply for the program. now get this. andrew cuomo and donald trump would seem to have very little in common other than growing up in queens. but it turns out that new york's democratic governor has a dim view of the media, saying they're taking on a nastier and disrespectful tone with some journalists asking, quote, really biased questions. this after cuomo chastised reporters at a recent briefing. here's what he told radio station wamc. >> the way they question president trump at some of these press conferences is just i've never heard that tone. they're supposed to be a decorum to the institution. if anyone used the tone that they use with me and some of these -- you did

frank luntz said, he is republican pollster. he said the results were devastating to his industry.ve words if you're pollster. do you want fries with that? i worked at a job like that. doesn't pay as much as a pollster. elizabeth: we see what you're saying. we saw in 2012 miscounting of the black vote. talk about that. they were we saw in 2016 there was a question about who the polls were sampling. were they oversampling democrats, under sampling republicans. now we see pollsters getting criticized for missing the so-called shy trump voter who doesn't want to talk about who he or she is voting for because they get threatened and harassed. you wonder, final question, joe, how do pollsters get around that, fix problems around their own polls? do you triangulate, say to the person you're polling who are your social contacts who are your families, who will friend vote for, do you friend think will win. you get a sense this is shy trump voter. i don't know how you fix the problem. i really don't. >> i don't either. i've never been polled in my life. i don't know you are. if i'm getting

doesn't tell you much and particularly when now no one trust polls at this point and i applaud frank the said get into real estate at this point because this is devastating for our industry but we have short-term memory so when we have another presidential election that starts in two years, believe it or not, we will see polls over and over again telling us how this person is leading this person and quite frankly, it don't mean nothing. mark: while they are pushing these don't mean nothing polls other things are going on in the country that the media utterly ignored or did not find. hundreds of lawsuits being brought in state after state after state by the democrat party and their surrogates to change the way we vote in estates. massive mail-in ballots voting in some states no signatures, no states no signature comparison or postmark and some on and on and that had more to change the landscape in this election and it was strategic, it was a network and a biting campaign was while we have reports on this that surrogates groups were involved and i saw almost no reporting on this from the major

what winners do to bring you in in just a 2nd but i do want to tell her frank a response to what rich a good state has just said what is your response. well my goodness is my response the 1st thing so much for uniting people calling trump supporters chumps and insulting anybody that doesn't agree with biden agenda but let me speak to your questions that you asked about the so-called united democratic party. are they united on medicare for all i don't think so are they united on fracking i don't think so are they united on a universal requirement to pay people money for not working i don't think so i just thought before this program is do meeting that bernie sanders had with his supporters saying that this is just the beginning they're going to have to push and they will push joe biden to the left obviously the american people know the score by selection of the most liberal senator in the u.s. senate according to newsweek to be his running mate that there is a leftist agenda this is a socialist agenda this 78 year old man i've been in washington 40 years who is not in his prime cotton to do not prepare to be pre

frank, i said earlier that maybe it is not surprising that we don't have the answer as of now.ve said for weeks that it is unlikely that we would though obviously in the 24 to 48 hours ahead of the elect, some of the polls seemed to suggest that maybe we'd get a quicker answer and i think the markets were potentially even bretting o that are you surprised at the outcomes we've seen thus far >> my single biggest surprise is not something that you guys have been talking about is that it looks right now that the republicans will keep control of the senate that did not look the same way 48 hours ago my second biggest surprise is that the poll is iters at cnn and a few other places have not apologized for the numbers that are completely wrong, that it appears that -- and by the way, it still appears that when all the votes are counted, joe biden is the next president. but that has not been confirmed. and the third surprise is that people have not been more insistent on telling individuals calm down, that every voice be heard, every vote be counted, that we don't rush to a decision,

president is mounting a series of legal challenges but a judge in michigan has just said they counting there will continue. i'm frank off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome to days after the u.s. presidential election and there is still no winner votes are still being counted in several key u.s. states to mcready challenger joe biden is closest to the 270 electoral college votes needed to secure the president's he says he to press has called arizona for biden even though the vote count there is not yet finished a win in arizona would put joe biden at 264 electoral college votes other news agencies are reporting that the arizona contests is still open meanwhile the trunk campaign has launched. legal actions claiming voter fraud is trying to stop the vote in 3 states. frustration spilling out onto the streets in new york and trump protesters demanding every vote be counted. in other cities like here in seattle a similar story. in portland a sign that many here have had enough of u.s. politics all together. but in phoenix arizona pro trump supporters make their voic

. >> i've said for a long time, frank, that i think propositions, state propositions, are the result,he california legislature not being able to address these core issues. they are very controversial, and nothing stops a group like a social interests from going south and nature signatures and putting these propositions on the ballot, but i think it requires a state law, constitutional amendment, whatever is required, to make these propositions, before they qualify, go through the legislature, so that the legislature can weigh in on the basics of these propositions, to see whether they are moved forward to the people, or at the very least, the legislature should be required to vote on these things yea or nay before giving it to the people. its problem at tick you have all of these brought forward cycle after cycle after cycle. >> right now fox has joe biden with 91 electoral votes. donald trump with 73. let's talk about the national election. one of the key states is florida, and so far, according to fox, with 88% of the vote reporting, donald trump leads joe biden by about 2 percentag

position where he has a lot of government experience and wants to not poke the bear, wants to do what frank said, doesn't want to at all antagonize prmpb anymore than he has to. president trump has done the thing he fears which is lose and republicans say let him process and maybe he'll never actually concede in a normal way but leave office saying the election was stolen from him but i'm going. >> i'm surprised by the brazen 2020 politics at play. mike pompeo is a whole lot of things and i'll restrain myself here but stupid isn't one of them. to stand at that state department podium, to step behind that podium and spread the lie, not just disseminate it here but around the world and again "the wall street journal report"s today no evidence of systematic fraud in u.s. elections, international observer mission reports. that is straight in what should be pompeo's influence field. for him to stand there and talk about a second trump term, what gives in just how heavily 2024 is weighing on mike pompeo and lindsey graham and all these grown-ups who know -- i get the psychology of donald trump. we hav

said. brian: frank do people not appreciate the fact that staying healthy and strong and building up your immunityone of the best ways to fight this virus? have you been telling people that. >> absolutely. people do understand that and that's why we are so busy here at the gym and that's why we have had over 72,000 visits since may 16th. the problem is that the elected officials that actually set the guidelines for everybody they are the ones that don't care. they want everybody to actually be in their homes not build their immunity. brian: frank, duble you believe other people should be standing with you. >> absolutely. my biggest fear right now with the second shut down is that people are going to shut down. the most important thing that i think could come out of this second shut down is for other businesses to stand up together with us. we can all work together. there is power in numbers. and they falsify numbers. want to shut us down saying we can't -- yet in long-term care facilities there is 241 covid outbreaks. how do you have 241 covid outbreaks no one is allowed in there? they learn to ta

at this moment than to see that polling is broken that looking at polling is broken frank once himself actually said we should give up the practice of polling and begin having substantive policy discussions you thought it would be healthy for the country and getting away from this horse race mentality that polling promotes i found it a very provocative and you almost a brave comment from luntz last evening but i think polling right now is not just under us because there are some pollsters that get it right it's the question of whether or not a substantial portion of the american public talk honestly or are connected to those questions and pollsters that they're being posed and it's very clear that that answer is no they are not and in that in that situation pollsters are no better than modern day out commis we don't see a transparency into what they're doing and the spin can go over every which way there's no other way to explain the huge gap between expectations and results for the 2nd election in a row oh steve it feels like one of the places they they did make some assumptions was when it came to

you much and particularly when now no one trust polls i would think at this point i applaud frank at least he saidaybe we should get into real estate at this point because this is devastating for our industry. but we have short-term memories so when we have another presidential election, that starts in two years believe it or not, we're going see polls over and over again tellings us how this person is leading this person and quite frankly don't mean nothing. >> pushing don't mean polls -- other things were going on in the country that media utterly ignored or didn't find. hundreds of lawsuits being brought in state after state after state by the democrat party and their surrogates to change the way we vote in states. massive mail-in voting some states no signatures. some states no signature comparison some states no post park some state on and on and on that had more to change the landscape in this election and it was strategic it was network, the biden campaign was not involved we have reports on this. surrogate groups were involved. i saw almost no reporting on this on the major television netw

. >> but frank, what you said is so interesting because i don't think krebs' adversaries to protect the country from, russia, once again donald trump finds himself aligned with russia's vladimir putin finding one of our own officials who protected the integrity of our election and our vote as someone who worked against him or wasn't on his side. is that a coincidence? >> no. there's no coincidence here. look, the success of putin and success of trump go hand in hand. you need only read that mueller report to figure that out in terms of that kind of collaboration, and the track record is there. so if putin is upset, trump is upset. let's not forget this trump firing is more than just vindictiveness and anger at speaking the truth, there's more to it. it is not trump looking in the rearview mirror at what happened, it is also looking forward. by that, i mean part of krebs' job is to stop the propaganda about how the election is fraudulent, how there's massive voter fraud. and by the way, that's pumped up by adversaries like russia. you take out that guy, the number two guy resigns, you ha

i'm frank mallicoat, ktvu fox 2 news. >> i love what that teacher said, proud to vote and have a voice. very important message on this day. frank. thank you. >>> meanwhile, the governor is joining bay area leaders this noontime and phone banking for judyin and joe biden and kamala harris. the lieutenant governor representatives barbara lee and jackie spiro and along with the mayors are joining the governor there. their goal is to make 100,000 calls and text messages to help mobilize voters to defeat president trump. >> this is unprecedented. we have long said this. let's test the theory. the assertion that when democrats vote, when people vote broadly, democrats win. and so, we could i think, will prove that theory and not just test it. and have confidence. >> the manny's election phone bank will be sending calls and text messages until 4:00 this afternoon. the governor is to visit an alameda voting center in an hour to thank poll workers their and to promote safe voting. >>> many businesses around the bay area have been boarding up, preparing for a possibility of civil unrest followin

we want to get straight to what frank luntz said, that the polling profession is done. ? >> so i'm not a pollster, but i think frank is kind of exaggerating a little bit for a couple of reasons. one being we know that in a lot of states the result is changing from what it was initially on election night, so if you went election night, you thought, oh, my gosh, biden is going to lose wisconsin by ten points. turns out, he is ahead in wisconsin, and wisconsin has been called or projected for him, so when you compare the final results, it will take a couple of weeks. they probably wind up 48, 49 out of 50 states right. and come a little low on biden's popular vote. so i think in the light of date it's going to be a mediocre year for the polls but where they correctly pointed towards biden's wins in key states. >> how is polling conducted? did mail-in early and or absentee ballots affect the polling? >> that's a big question. i don't think the polls were perfect. they clearly underestimated in some key states president trump. one big change here is that you have so many more

said they only abate orders. they blamed everything on hitler or himmler who were both dead by then. nicholas franks, father was sentenced to death. his and 11 more death sentences were carried out on october 16th, 1946 and at the movies. back then they showed not how they were hung, but how they lay in their conference with the white and black stripes noose around their necks. and i thought they all deserved to wear that next time. nicholas hong, always carries a photo of his hank father with him. and whenever he feels just a touch of pity for his dad, he thinks of auschwitz. and then he affirms the verdict of the nuremberg trial was just the presidential election in that u.s. has been decided. democrat, joe biden is president elect. but the election highlighted america's deep divisions . this is particularly evident on the highly competitive swing state of georgia in the heart of one of the most divided counties in georgia, lysa town minutes with half of its population is white and 48 percent to south africa in america. in an antique shop in downtown, we find many items that reflect the time when

what winners do to bring you in in just a 2nd but i do want to tell her frank a response to what richard good state has just said what is your response. well my goodness is my response the 1st thing so much for uniting people calling trump supporters jumps and insulting anybody that doesn't agree with the biden agenda but let me speak to your questions that you asked about the so called united democratic party. are they united on medicare for all i don't think so are they united on fracking i don't think so are they united on a universal requirement to pay people money for not working i don't think so i just thought before this program is do meeting that bernie sanders had with his supporters saying that this is just the beginning they're going to have to push and they will push joe biden to the left obviously the american people know the score by selection of the most liberal senator in the u.s. senate according to newsweek to be his running mate that there is a leftist agenda this is a socialist agenda this 78 year old man i've been in washington 40 years who is not in his prime cotton to do not prepare to be

you know, the challenge that vice president has with his plan is that, you know, i think robert frank said union is it's much higher than that, probably 1.3 trillion in new spending every year the tax plan that biden has put forward doesn't come close to cover that ben said that vice president biden isn't interested in raising deficits, there's no way he can provide for that kind of spending without raising deficits or making up for that spending elsewhere on taxes on middle income earners. what democrats have been talking about in terms of spending plans over the course of the presidential campaign, and even saying they can pay for it just taxing businesses and high income earners, that's simply not the case the taxes are paid for by middle income earners across the rest of the world in countries with spending burdens similar to what vice president biden is proposing in his plan. >> just to clarify, robert said about 5 1/2 trillion dollars in spending that was the number he used but ben, matty, i want to thank you both for being here. this is a discussion we'll continue. >>> coming up, we

certainly a lot of politics to go on a lot lecturing still to go thanks said to all our guests richard good stain told belton adelphi frank and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website how does their adult called and for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are a.j. inside story for me and the entire team hey and i think. i. or joining a personal discovery base which is the kopi of a letter not c. germany addressed to my grandfather al-jazeera. traces of family links back to the regime of britney job. on off switch is fascism returning to a terribly important freshest in the family it makes me sick this letter lowenfeld . on al-jazeera. a story of love family and fredo going through my living years old you were at school we heard the sounds of large explosions. and the hardships faced in captivity they came for me i mean that night they told me to leave my son i said how can i contact with him i saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners know a lot

ministers said people should be alert but not alarmed. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner is herepretty much from the moment the attack started to unfold last night, jtac, thejoint attack started to unfold last night, jtac, the joint terrorism analysis centre which sits inside m15 headquarters but is separate from them, started to think about what that would mean for the safety of british nationals both here and abroad and they look to the pattern of attacks we have seen in europe in the past three weeks, three deadly jihadist attacks in france followed by what is called a marauding terrorist firearms attack in vienna last night, a gunman walking around heavily armed and picking people off. they concluded that was enough to push the threat level up from where it had been, substantial, meaning an attack was likely, too severe, highly likely. in practice, we are not going to notice a great deal of difference. remember as well that we are about to go into lockdown which is going to make it much harderfor anyone lockdown which is going to make it much harder for anyone planning lockdo

the first thing my 12-year-old son said to me was, "mom, married donna -- "mom, maradona died. " >> totally shocked, hurt. to be franki think he was a great guy who did not have very good relations around, was taken advantage of a lot. brent: sergio, could you tell us, what does he mean to the people in argentina? >> as you know, we are an u nder-developed count, not like europe, with education, it is a young country. we can make a soccer player like god. you know what that means. diego maradona was the best player inside the football field and that is it. as i told you, i and i think that people must remember diego as the best player. all what he did for the national team, especiay -- for napoli. i was a couple of times in italy. it was amazing and i would walk on the street and people would kiss my shirt because i as in an argentine shirt. they would say, i am from argentina. of course. they kissed my argentina national team t-shirt. that is it. we are here for only a moment my friend. brent: sergio rosenthal, sports journalist joining us tonight from buenos aires. we appreciate you sharing your memories and though

frank interview by dr. fauci with the "washington post" that published yesterday. he said neither he, nor dr.om the task force has briefed the president in quite some time. he said that's because the white house didn't like the news. tey needed to have a medical message that was essentially consistent with what they were saying. that's pretty flatout saying that medical information and the public's health is being played with for political purposes. do you agree with that? >> doctor: well, look, i think the facts are going to overtake any political dialogue very quickly. i think as we get into the next two or three weeks, it will be unmistakable what is happening around the country. i don't think we're going to lockdown like europe is. and europe has a very dense epidemic. there is a very worrisome trend in europe -- i don't think the political support is here for it even at a state level. i believe you'll see targeted mitigation and states taking local action. we're going to have to start taking more aggressive actions. my view i is the inflection point will be thanksgiving. and december wil

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said, i had no other choice i had to except for nicholas funk. the trials marked the abrupt end of a carefree childhood. his father, hans frank, hitler's deputy, and occupied poland was one of the major war criminals. he was called the butcher of poland. a fact that didn't escape nicholas who was just 6 at the time of the trial after school, someone taunted me minister minister gas canister, because i was the son of a rush minister. that wasn't so bad. another said, hey mickey, that's what they called me, your dad's going to hang soon. all i said was, yes. more than 600 journalists from around the world followed the nuremberg trials. do new or do you mushy. all you could hear was the translators machines. and i if a need for me, it was a tense, oppressive atmosphere. yeah. that was also charged with shame. most fear the response to the major war criminals were indicted on the following charges. conspiring to commit crimes against peace planning, initiating and waging a war of aggression participating in war crimes and crimes against humanity. because i mentioned to 80 all of the accused pleaded not guilty. petain, god was jus

they ran down in frank terms that runs contrary to what's said publicly, acknowledgement of worries inand challenge double senate race and their worries include they acknowledged donald trump. one of the things they said on the call, particularly senator perdue, you quoted him, that they want to say publicly we believe trump has won, privately, they're standing alone. they're talking about the liabilities that president trump has presented to them and did present in the general election. noting that georgia's demography has changed and that they had work to do with suburban voters. suburban traditionally republican voters who this year we went toward joe biden. >> great reporting on that. a fascinating piece. i commend folks to read the full piece in the washington post. tom, thank you. josh, thank you for your reporting. a lot more to time including breaking news on capitol hill this morning that might jeopardize the confirmation be but shouldn't be. we'll take you there live next. and with brokerage accounts online trades are commission free. personalized advice. unmatched value. at

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hey, frank >> reporter: good morning, carl. as you said it, the eyes of the world on pennsylvania, philadelphia in particular and on this building here in philadelphia, this is the philadelphia convention center, this is where the mail-in ballots for the city are being counted as we speak. now, at the latest count, here are the numbers that we had, those numbers are changed since joe biden has taken a lead in the state so far, but the latest count, we had the city of philadelphia still counting just under 52,000 mail in ballots they're largely expected to be for joe biden. he's already captured 80% of the vote here in the city. that percentage is expected to stay consistent throughout those mail-in ballots, at least to some degree. you don't know if it will be exactly 80%. we're looking at the pennsylvania mail-in ballot count, 163,000, less than that left to count. mail-in ballots, of course, are state wide largely expected to be for joe biden, the president himself said that mail-in and voting just isn't the right way to do it he said it

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