he made the comparison with pete sanford who was the leading male player for so long pete sanford whoding male playerfor so long in pete sanford who was the leading male player for so long in terms of grand slams. —— pete send first. here is the doll, just one of the four grand slams within one of the overall record. —— rafael nadal. an astounding achievement in the way he played in the final against novak djokovic, he really was not close at all. it will be thinking maybe he didn't have enough matches and it has about coming into rolling garros, having on played three matches since february because of the shut but he dismantled him. he demolished them. you have to think when they picked up in several months' time assuming they are fit come he will after excellent chance of winning a 14th french open title. you wrote a piece on the website today about the greatest of all time race. really interesting when you look at the three, how all of those grand slam titles between them, the emotional attachment their fans have for each when you try to separate them. it is a very partisan debate.

he made the comparison with pete sanford who was the leading male player for so long pete sanford whoyer for so long in terms of grand slams. —— pete send first. here is the doll, just one of the four grand slams within one of the overall record. —— rafael nadal. an astounding achievement in the way he played in the final against novak djokovic, he really was not close at all. it will be thinking maybe he didn't have enough matches and it has about coming into

i want to thank sanford bishop again for his leadership. we recognize that the strength of our military is drawn from the strength of our military families. i.t. for your commitment to our country. we are stronger. we are safer, and we're more secure because of you. may god bless you and may god continue to bless the united states of america. and now it's my pleasure to welcome my colleague and the cochair of the congressional military family caucus, congressman sanford bishop. >> thank you. thank you very much, cathy. good morning, good afternoon or good evening everyone whatever you might be joining us from today. i am congressman sanford bishop and a represent the second congressional district of georgia. i very happy -- i am very that i'm able to join with you today and and i am very happy that all of you have chosen to spend the day with us. i know that many of you our service members, , family of service members, dod civilians, educated, community support members. whether you're listening in all participating on a panel, we are gratef

president trump tonight for his part did a rally in sanford, florida. on average, recent florida polls show a -- look at the social distancing there at his sanford, florida, rally. recent polling in florida, on average, shows a narrow joe biden lead over president trump. but this, everybody packed in tight, no masks in evidence appearance in sanford, florida, tonight, follows another florida appearance this weekend by vice president mike pence. mike pence, this weekend, spoke at a huge florida retirement community called the villages. i think the villages is actually the largest discrete retirement community in the whole country. it's, therefore, like a bull's eye in terms of large concentrations of older people at high risk for coronavirus infection. still, just like the sanford event tonight featuring the president, the pence event tonight -- the pence event this weekend at the villages just had everybody packed super close together, all screaming their guts out, almost no masks in evidence at the event. after the president's event tonight in sanford,

president trump for his part did a rally in sanford, florida. on average recent florida polls show a -- look at the social distancing there at a sanford, florida, rally. recent polling in florida on average shows a narrow joe biden lead over president trump. but this, everybody packed in tight, no masks in evidence appearance in sanford, florida, tonight shows -- follows another florida appearance this weekend by mike pence. mike pence spoke at aa retirement communities called the villages. i think the villages is the largest discrete retirement community in the overwhewhole c. it's therefore a bull's-eye in terms of concentrations of old people at risk for coronavirus infection. just like this sanford event featuring the president, the pence event this weekend at the villages just had everybody packed super close together, all screaming their guts out, almost no masks in evidence at the event. after the president's event tonight in sanford, florida, the president is expected to do a bunch more swing state events in a row. he'll be in pennsylvan

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starting tomorrow with a rally in sanford, florida. mark meredith is live on the north lawn of the white house with more on the president's telephone call and his plans ahead. hey, mark. >> reporter: good afternoon. president trump says he's feeling much bettering very eager to get back out on the road, and one of the things that we're used to seeing him do before his coronavirus diagnosis, tweeting. quote: a total and complete sign-off from the white house doctors yesterday, that means i am immune and can't give it. very nice to know. as you see, hundreds of supporters showing up in massings to hear from him. she was speaking from a -- he was speaking from a balcony away from the crowd. the president told fox news earlier today he does feel great. >> i have to tell you, i feel fantastically, i really feel good. and i even feel good by the fact that, you know, the word immunity means something. having, having really a protective glow. it means something. >> reporter: the president also has a busy week of travel ahead of him now that he

mark meredith already on the scene just to our north in sanford.us from there with the latest as they wait for the president. mark. reporter: connell, good afternoon, the president will have a large crowd waiting for him as he touches down in sanford. as you well know, it is hot in florida. they are braving temperatures close to 90 degrees. that doesn't seem to stop the turnout. what it is like for us here at the sanford airport. look at the crowd already gathered here. these people have been waiting for several hours. most are not wearing masks. there is really no social distancing whatsoever. the trump campaign did take temperatures of the press corps as they were coming in. supporters were telling me they also had their temperatures taken as they came in as well. but we did not see anything radically different from what we've seen at other campaign rallies. i was just out in nevada a few weeks ago. that was a massive crowd as well where people really did the same setup. they came out to an airport. they felt this was a good spot for them to be b

that is in sanford, florida. you can watch on c-span two, online, or listen on our free c-span radio app. ♪

austin simonson at sanford health is a hospital physician at sanford health systems in sioux falls, southota. >> there doesn't seem to be a lot of rhyme or reason to it. i have a 97-year-old who is doing wonderfully; and somebody much younger than that, we're not certain they're going to survive the day. >> reporter: in nearby wisconsin, many of the i.c.u.s are at or near capacity. one of those patients in wisconsin is carmen lermer. she is recovering from a double- lung transplant after coronavirus destroyed her lungs. >> it's not like the flu. it doesn't feel like a flu. i was pretty healthy. i was pretty healthy, and look at me. >> reporter: the federal government says if a vaccine is authorized by next month, they could start distributing to front-line workers and most vulnerable people by the end of this year. dr. anthony fauci: >> if we get a vaccination campaign, i think it will be dasily by the end of 2021, and perhaps even into the next perhaps even into the next year, before we start having some semblances of normality. >> reporter: but some states remain skeptical of the proces

we have this video of -- it's in sanford, florida.have this video of governor desantis coming in along with i believe some congressional representatives. he's high fiving everybody in the audience. and really, i know it's early in the morning and not to gross you out, but as he rounds the corner here and gets closer to the stage, pasts the post and you wait a beat or two, just about right now, governor desantis is going to use that same hand to wipe his face. dr. vin gupta, help me out here. we're in a pandemic. did anybody tell anybody in sanford, florida, or the governor? >> good morning, mika. it's interesting you talk about hand hygiene there because there was a study that was published last week showing in the absence of hand sanitizing, covid-19 if you're in an exposed environment can last on the hand for nine hours versus the common flu about an hour and a half. obviously, he was hand sanitizing during that walk you showed us. leaders -- i use that term loosely like governor desantis we have to put up with have been unfortunate

sanford actually recently added six icu beds but make no mistake about it.here might only be less than a million people that live in north dakota, but this is now the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in our country with more new cases and more recent deaths here in north dakota than any other part of the country. you know we talk about a second wave or a third wave. that's not really the case here. they never had anything like what they are seeing now back in the spring or over the summer. so they're really grappling with this new wave for the first time. including with the basic issues of masks and mask mandates. no mask mandate here. you walk around in bismarck, you don't see a lot of mask wearing, even indoors. even the public health officials who are imploring people to wear masks acknowledge knowledge in a state that has a libertarian bent, it's not necessarily effective to have the government trying to tell people what they can and cannot do. but the big concern, stephanie, as this colder weather forces more people indoors in the winter months and

acquittal of george zimmerman for killing trayvon martin in sanford florida so it started there but unlike the obama administration trump has not responded them the bombing ministration came in and had federal investigations federal involvement and advocated against it even the president himself barack obama address trayvon martin said there could have been me at one point he said he could have been my son trump has denied that any of the. these issues events episodes were racist that there was any systemic racism still present and with drew in the justice department from things like consent to creese which is when the federal government says that police departments would have a pattern of inequality if unfairness harassment or killings could no longer operate on their own that they must be under the supervision of the justice department trust suspended a trance suspended lawsuits by the obama administration's justice department that said that we are suing because you are in have many people from voting so in many ways you are by the administration was moving forward as lyndon johnson's ad

every is at a rally in sanford in florida on monday night.ve ryo ne i'll walk in their kiss everyone in that audience. i'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women and the, everybody, i'll just give you a big fat kiss. later in the week, accusations we re later in the week, accusations were again raised about the family of donald trump's opponent, joe biden, in regards to ukraine and alleged wrongdoing by his son, hunter. although the story was covered elsewhere on the bbc that did not feature on thursday night's news at ten, which arouse the ire of annabel wood. she e—mailed. finally, the bbc news website has been reporting on a case being heard at salisbury crown court where a policeman, timothy bremer, is accused of murdering claire perry after she'd revealed that ten year affair ina she'd revealed that ten year affair in a text to his wife. he admits manslaughter, but denies murder. wednesday's article on the case initially had the headline" woman strangled by pc lover plotted his downfall", with a photograph of the victim. and that offende

a large crowd has gathered at the venue in the city of sanford in florida.democratic party rival, joe biden. donald trump's nominee for the supreme court, amy coney barrett, has told the senate confirmation hearing that she will approach cases based on the law, not her personal values. mrs coney barrett told the judiciary committee a judge must apply the law as it is written, not as she wishes it were written. the uk prime minister has outlined a three—tier system to try to stop the spread of coronavirus. it will lead to stronger restrictions in areas with the highest rates of infection.

north carolina who, over the years, as opened new vestiges in education and public education, terry sanford. >> not conceding a single state to richard nixon. i should like to say to my friend frank king, that ohio may have passed a few times in this convention, but tom eagleton and i are not going to pass ohio. i shall say to governor gallagher in, ohio is ... he is the and unifier and the fundamental issue of this national campaign. and all of us are going to help him redeem aplenty may ten years ago, the next year you won't have richard nixon to kick around any longer. we have had our fury and our frustrations in these past months. and at this convention. but frankly, i welcome the contrast with the smog and dull and empty event which will doubtless take place here in miami next month. [applause] we chose the struggle, we reformed our party, and we let the people in. and so we stand today not as a collection of backroom strategists, not as a tool of itt or any other special interest. so let our opponents stand on the status quo while we seek to refresh the american spirit. [applause] let

semiconductors for sanford c. bernstein. all stock deal.s like amd is really trying to bulk up, be as competitive as possible against intel. who is the loser in this transaction, should they come together excessively, what is the fallout? stacy: let's talk about the rationale behind this. this is a strategic deal, not really an accretion driven deal, it is more strategic. it bolsters their ai offerings. there is a big push within the data center itself to push to heterogeneous consulting where 's, givingloading cpu them a bigger play there. it builds up their auto business. these are markets where xilinx has a position in. this is where amd has not historically played by design, but recently started to talk about beginning to look at it. xilinx gives them a presence in that market. this strategically fits. talking about winners and losers, does it change the structure of the market? at least not right away. it is a duopoly market between them and what was alterra, who was bought by intel. the ceo of xilinx is coming across to run amd. as fa

a large crowd has gathered at the venue in the city of sanford in florida. mr trump is eager to reinvigorate his campaign with polls showing him trailing his democratic party rival, joe biden. donald trump's nominee for the supreme court, amy coney barrett, has told the senate confirmation hearing that she will approach cases based on the law, not her personal values. mrs coney barrett told the judiciary committee a judge must apply the law as it is written, not as she wishes it were written. the uk prime minister has outlined a three—tier system to try to stop the spread of coronavirus. it will lead to stronger restrictions in areas with the highest rates of infection. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. when ukrainians voted to make a comedian their president, the rest of the world wondered what the punch line might be. volodymyr zelensky — who played the role of president on tv before he got thejob in real life — has now had a year and a half to make good on his promises of rooting out corruption and ending th

jon sopel, bbc news, sanford, florida. stunning photograph of a siberian tiger, one of the the rarest creatures on earth, was captured using a camera that was set up for months in the forests of russia's far east, and it's brought sergey gorshkov the award of 2020 wildlife photographer of the year. the annual award, organised by natural history museum, was announced during an online event, as our science correspondent victoria gill reports. in the wilderness of russia's far east, taking even a blurry snapshot of one of earth's rarest creatures would be a realfeat. but with a combination of skill, luck and months of persistence, photographer sergey gorshkov managed to capture this. while the judges said it looked like an oil painting, it is a photograph of an endangered female amur tiger. it was caught by a camera trap that was triggered by the movement of the animal herself. and here, i have been inspired... like so many 2020 events, the ceremony for the wildlife photographer of the year was held online, and the duchess of

president trump returned to the campaign trail with a rally in sanford, florida. >> it was his firstutside of the white house since many did not wear masks, including the president himself. >> i went through it. now they say i'm immune. i can-- i feel so powerful. i'll walk into that audience. ( applause ) i'll walk in there. i'll kiss everyone in that audience. i'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women, and the-- everybody. i'll just give you a big fat kiss. >> trevor: yes, my friends. it looks like trump has emerged from his battle with the deadly virus, and it's made him horny as hell. i guess it's true what they say: a serious illness can make you realize what's most important in life. and, also, kissing the women and the guys. whoa! i'm happy that trump is "biohazard-curious" now. that's cool. although he may have just lost mike pence's vote. >vote. ( as pence ) "this is not the moral example we should be setting for those kids in cages." it's also insane how trump says he'll kiss all the guys but just the beautiful women. ( as trump) "you ugly chicks. i'm out. i can deal with

testing positive for covid-19, president trump was out on the campaign trail, holding a rally for sanford, florida. it's a message of course as business as usual trying to put this virus behind him. is that going to work given 60% of voters disapprove of the way he's handling this pandemic? >> i don't think that the virus is ever going to be out of voters' minds. it has been front and center in everything we have done for nine months as a community, as a nation. it's not simply going to go away because a president wants to will it away. as a matter of fact, infections are rising once again, hospitalizations are rising in many states around the country and we're heading into a fall and winter that could be dismal. we're going to be stuck back inside, and these those are exactly the conditions under which this virus spread. it's going to be troubling and president trump is taking a clear risk every time he hosts one of these forums or big rallies that one of the rallies themselves might become a super spreader event, which would be a disastrous outcome for his campaign, as it was when his i

applause] ♪ ♪ >> on monday, president trump returns to the campaign trail with a rally scheduled in sanfordida. we will have live coverage starting at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span2. vice president mike pence is in the orlando area today for several events, including a roundtable with area latinos and a rally later this afternoon. the campaign swing comes a week after trump's planned orlando rally was called off due to the president's positive coronavirus diagnosis. ♪ joe biden heads to erie, pennsylvania for a campaign event later today. watch live coverage starting at 4:45 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org or listen live on our free radio app. >> tonight, we are featuring debates from two u.s. senate races. first, south carolina. senator lindsey graham, chair of the judiciary committee, faces jamie harrison in their second debate. that race has gotten closer in recent days, and according to the cook political report, it is now a tossup. after that, the first and only debate scheduled in the texas senate race between incumbent republican john cornyn and his democratic challenger m.j.

everything from moving around hospital beds here at sanford to even the idea of creating a field hospitals away in fargo, north dakota. what is causing this spike? this is what everyone's asking. and folks i've talked to tell me they believe it's simply covid fatigue. folks shut down here in march like much of the country did and didn't see many cases in the spring and summer. now that it's getting colder, there are seeing a number of cases and a big spike in those hospitalizations, as well. here's what some folks i talked to yesterday have to tell me. >> we're all locked down so tightly all spring and all summer. i didn't really know a person that had it, so now to have my sister tested positive this week, so to have someone in my family test positive, it's really hitting close to home. >> not going to not go over to my friend's house and do things. i want to live my life, but i know that could be more dangerous for the more vulnerable population that should maybe not do those things. but for those of us that are younger, healthier, i'm still going to do those things. but, yeah, we proba

if you look at these images right now, we're showing our viewers these pictures coming in from sanford, florida. you would think this is prepandemic. huge crowds. how shock iing is this to spee this after the president of the united states himself, his wife, so many of the president's top aids got infected? >> thank you for having he on. it's very upsetting from a medical point of view. looking at that and thinking it's irresponsible. we know from previous rallies that they have fuelled more cases, hospitalizations, probably deaths. and it is all unnecessary. we shouldn't be doing this in a pandemic. we should be wearing masks and social distancing. >> the country, as we heard, is also averaging nearly 50,000 new infections every day. dr. fauci just told jake tapper those numbers. should to the them into practicing. simply wearing a mask, but cl r clearly the track record here in the united states is at best mixed. can we really turn things around without more drastic measures imposed on a national level right now? >> we're one of the few countries in the world that's manage d to polit

the balcony of the white house and he announced that monday will hold it a "very big maga rally in sanford, florida." with the edge wide and, he's in nevada today and pennsylvania tomorrow the trump campaign has ground to make up if they're going to change the tide here so how do they plan to try to do that? tonight joined by trump campaign senior advisor jason miller and in moments we will speak with former speaker of the house newt gingrich. we begin tonight with jason miller. thank you for being here, jason, good to have you here tonight. the first question is what's your response to the canceling of this debate and is it a missed opportunity? i want to quote, this is joe biden's reaction and the campaign said it's shameful that donald trump docked the only debate in which the voters get to ask the question but it's no surprise. >> this is pretty rich coming from the biden campaign but the over all commission is what happens when the swamp strikes back. be clear, president trump is ready to debate joe biden anytime and anyplace, but we need to do it in person. we can do it in the virtua

a busy week, he's got three rallies this week starting tomorrow in florida outside of orlando in sanfordorida, also in pennsylvania tuesday, wednesday going to des moines, iowa. the president was supposed to be in florida on thursday, miami specifically to debate joe biden. that debate was canceled last week after the debate organizers wanted to do a semi-virtual format. the trump campaign says it's disappointed by the outcome. >> these two men should be on stage. there is no reason that they shouldn't be. 175 doctors told "the new york post" that they think that the president without a doubt should have been able to do this. >> reporter: we're still waiting to see what the president may do thursday night instead. i'm told his campaign's going to be holding a grassroots call within the next hour focusing not only on the president's campaign schedule, but also the looming fight on his supreme court nominee. arthel? arthel: mark meredith, thank you very much. eric? eric: well, now let's go to jackie houston rick following the biden campaign -- jacqui heinrich. last night the former vice pr

this evening, the president will travel to florida for a rally at the orlando/sanford airport. >> it looks like i am immune for maybe, i don't know, a longtime. maybe a short time. it could be a lifetime. >> reporter: it has been a week since president donald trump left the walter reed medical center after a stay for culminating treatment. on saturday, the president's doctor issued a memo that said the president is no longer considered a transmission risk and is not a to isolate. >> the white house doctors are the best. they said totally free of spreading. >> reporter: the latest battleground tracker poll shows democrat joe biden leading in the key states of michigan and nevada. it also shows the candidates tied in iowa, a state president donald trump carried by nearly 10 points in 2016. here in d.c., 40 days of confirmation hearings begin for supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. the white house is pushing to have her convert before election day. democrats say judge barrett will side with the court's conservative justices. >> they want her on that court to hear the affordable car

that's sanford, florida, where president trump is holding a a rally later this evening. can already see lots of red hats, few masks, no distancing. president trump is push iing ahd with rallies despite his recent coronavirus infection and the fact that florida is not a safe place yet for crowds like this. president trump just walked out of the oval office on his way to head to florida. this comes as 31 states are seeing an upward trend of new coronavirus cases, including florida. seven states saw their highest day of single cases since the pandemic began. now the latest forecast from the nih projects another 181,000 deaths in the united states by february. so we turn back to our conversation with dr. fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert. >> how bad is this going to get this winter? is there anything that we need to be doing other than the masks and avoiding crowds and hand washing that we're not doing? >> i hope these numbers that you're quoting, which are absolutely correct numbers, jolt the american public into the realization that we really cannot let

out front at the rally in sanford, florida. so jim, you're there. what are you seeing? and the white house just releasing some new information about the president's health. >> reporter: that's right. forgive me for our shot going down at the last second. talking to you by phone here. but yes, you're right. the president's doctor, dr. sean conley, did release a statement saying the president has tested negative for the coronavirus on consecutive days. this one raises -- which is a rapid test -- >> obviously we're having trouble hearing jim there at that rally. if we get him back, we'll hear what he has to say. obviously the president touting that he has the all-clear and on that campaign trail. out front now, dr. todd housy, medical director of emergency medical services for seminole county, florida where the president is holding this rally tonight. doctor, looking at these pictures, our crews have been in there throughout the day, it's the usual. very few masks except for some people who are behind the president where the cameras are pointed. lots of people, no social d

you can see it there his rally in sanford, florida, is underway not far from orlando. it's his first official campaign stop since he left the hospital following his covid diagnosis. the white house doctor has cleared the president, saying that he could hold public events as of saturday as i mentioned earlier, his doctor has said the president has had two days of testing negative for covid-19 in a row that said, here are some facts the cdc recommends that people with covid-19 refrain from being around people for ten days after symptoms first appear. that includes 24 hours with no fever, without the use of fever-reducing medications the cdc reports people with more severe symptoms could be infectious for 20 days after symptoms begin geoff bennett at the president's rally in central florida now geoff. >> reporter: hey, shep, good evening. president trump began his remarks here on the rally stage behind me saying these heartened and humbled by the prayers he's received during his recovery from covid-19. he then quickly pivoted to the usual attack lines that we've heard fro

president trump has an event tomorrow in sanford, florida, at the orlando sanford international airport which is northeast of orlando, not far from the villages, which is the uber retirement community in florida. joe biden's campaign just announced on tuesday he's going to be making remarks in pembroke pines and miramar. those are in western broward county, an area that has a lot of retirees. how strong do you think the argument is right now to seniors in florida, especially considering that seniors in central florida and seniors in south florida and seniors in north florida can be three very different groups of people? >> sure. well, look, as you and dave wasserman were just discussing, we are focused on building the broug broadest and most diverse coalition that's going to drive joe biden to the white house. as you mentioned before, the vice president will be in ohio tomorrow. he'll be in florida tuesday. dr. biden will be in georgia and texas this week. those are four states that donald trump won in 2016, so we are very much a campaign on the march in that regard. while, by the way,

that happened in sanford.uld not help but notice when president trump resumed his campaigning, what was the first place he went to? it reminded me of reagan in philadelphia, mississippi. he went to sanford, florida. to have that purse campaign rally after he was sick. that coming about together of the three of you and how you coined that term "black lives matter those quote? >> we have told the story and million times. so i want to actually talk about what are the implications of the movement that we have been so honored to be the smallest component of. number one, here we are seven years ter and we are seeing a second eruption all across the globe of black lives matter. but what we're seeing this time, which i think is different than the first time around, is a couple of things. number one, we are still seeing the presence of vigilantes in addition to police and acting violence in our communities. but i think what we're seeing is the spreading of this movement, not just amongst people of color or black folks,

yesterday in sanford, he walked out on stage, was tossing masks to his supporters. yet, when he boarded air force one, did not wear a mask and when he came out did not wear a mask. the president suggesting that he's immune. he's trying to spin this to his political advantage. to paraphrase him, he said, immune, do you want another guy like joe biden who isn't immune and is still in his basement? that's the kind of pitch that he's trying to make, but it's not resonating with voters, not here in florida, the polls show. and joe biden said something today during his event in pembroke pines for older voters. he said, think about this, how many times in the last seven months have you been able to hug your grandchildren? and i got to tell you, for people of a certain age who know, you know, time is valuable and time is finite, that is an argument that resonates deeply. and so president trump has always treated this pandemic as if it's a political albatross that he can message his way out of. >> right. >> he's never treated it as if it's a public health imperative. and her

there was a reason why he was in sanford last night.a reason why joe biden is in pembroke pines in south florida at a senior center. the president won seniors by 330,000 votes last election. only one by 113. the game is on. i suspect almost every day or almost every other day both candidates will be in this state in one area or the other because 29 electoral votes, if you minus that from the president, he is down to 275. then you've got to be perfect from there. so we expect air force one to be riding down i-4 a few times in the next three weeks. connell: without a doubt. he needs the state to win. you can, you know, take other states out but not florida for president trump. as you said you almost have to be absolutely perfect. i said i wanted to talk about other subjects. we always talk about the market or the economy. on the economy here in florida, governor ron desantis pretty much opened things up a few weeks ago. there has been a lot of yelling back and forth whether that was a good idea or the wrong thing to do. what is your take

and then they came down to the basement of sanford psychology department the place where the prison study was done. the idea is prison is made to feel inferior in significant worthless the most important thing is you take away their name they become a number and of course given they have smocks it with no underpants they're behind is showing. like 1st hour in there it was humiliating was also abrupt was quick it was just you know take them off put this on and then i got dusted with baking soda which was supposed to be easy to delouse or and i was letting the cell. what the bardo did was a very cheap doc off of. the kind of thing that milgram was doing nunnally zimbardo. i think you know the guard called john wayne believed that ethics don't matter is the environment as are the sissel and that's not true all life is real life. we needed to get tougher with the prisoners. and it could well be that we were instructed by the experimenters to get tougher in fact i don't think we considered ourselves to be as subject of the experiment we were merely a tool of the researchers to get the results

eastern in sanford, florida. online at on c-span2, c-span.org, or listen on our free c-span radio app. siobhan hughes covers congress for the wall street journal. with the hearings come up and the jute -- in the judiciary committee coming up, we have spent an hour talking about these four days worth of hearings siobhan hughes, welcome. how did these hearings compare with ones in the past given we are now operating under the pandemic. four days for the nominee. caller: four to -- guest: four days is about the standard for a lot of people who have been tuning into the supreme court nominations only recently, it might feel a little different. that is because the brett kavanaugh nominations were so contentious. it did go on for longer than normal. four days is about right. we will start monday with opening statements from senators. we will hear from a neat -- amy coney barrett. divebsequent days, we will into very intense questioning of her by the senators. finally, there will be an outside panel that the senators wi

from jacksonville to right here in sanford.on the shoulders of florida patriots who gave their blood, sweat and tears for this beloved nation. we stand on the shoulders of american heroes to cross the ocean. blaze the trail, settled the continent, lay down the railroa railroad. take out the panama canal, raised up the skyscrapers. twelve world wars, defeated fascism and communism. and from here in this beautiful state and that our brave american astronauts on the face of the moon. [cheering] we made america into the single greatest nation in the history of the world. and the best is yet to come. [cheering] proud citizens like you help build this country. and together we are taking back our country. we are returning power to you, the american people. with your help, your devotion and your drive, we are going to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting. we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheering] [cheering] and went ron desantis comes to my office in washington, the magnificent oval office and he says t

. >>> years look at the top headlines for president trump disruptive a rally in sanford, florida, his in person rally since testing positive for covid-19. the president handed out masks before giving a nearly hour- long speech to thousands of supporters. his doctors that he test negative it is not contagious. >> it does give you a good feeling when you can beat something and now they say you are immune, i don't know for how long, some people say for life, some people say for four months. >>> meanwhile joe biden hit the campaign trail in ohio today, as this was a state president trump 1 x 8.2016. today the democratic nominee made his case to blue-collar workers. >>> times are hard, unemployment is way up, due to the pandemic. and the terrible way in which has been handled. >>> imagine waking up to this, a knock on your door in the middle of the night to tell you that you won the nobel prize. welcome that is what happened to stanford professor, his ring camera captured this one when his neighbor and fellow winner robert wilson came knocking. the to win the prize in economics, they were

sanford starts november 7 in eugene against 14 ranked oregon. ducks picked to win the north division. the big game against cal will be played in berkeley the day after thanksgiving. as for the bears, they open up at home against washington, followed by back to back road games at arizona state, and oregon state. baseball, closer liam hendricks and the as tee it up with the american league divisional series rival houston. monday at 1:00. sadly, without third baseman matt chapman who had hip surgery in september. but since this injury, the as have ripped off four of five meetings with the astros. skipper bob melvin had a thought about that. >> obviously, chapman for us was a huge loss. but maybe there is something to that, that we played houston right after that. and we were able to win the series like that. that is probably a good observation that we probably felt like after that, that somehow, we could manage around it and still win games without him. >> who took this trophy in baltimore? the winner of the preakness stakes, the colt authentic on