host: scott kennedy is our guest.e is an expert on china with the center for strategic and international studies. we are talking about u.s.-china relations, talking about the trip the secretary of state this weekend to china, the first of major administration officials. as scott kennedy put it up to first secretary of state in five years. we welcome your calls and comments. (202) 748-8001 is the republican line. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. and for independents and others, it is (202) 748-8002. with scott kennedy, a major topic for the u.s. has to be covid-19. both the alleged origins of covid-19, a high priority among investigations in this country and the chinese response to that. guest: i think it is certainly possible that covid could come up in these discussions in part because of the question of origin, but not as an academic question or adjustably getting the chinese to admit the reality. it is also about how to deal with the potential of future pandemics. we are going to have future pandemics. we have to be a

host: scott kennedy is our guest.e is an expert on china with the center for strategic and international studies. we are talking about u.s.-china relations, talking about the trip the secretary of state this weekend to china, the first of major administration officials. as scott kennedy put it up to first secretary of state in five years. we welcome your calls and comments. (202) 748-8001 is the republican line. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. and for independents and others, it is (202) 748-8002. with scott kennedy, a major topic for the u.s. has to be covid-19. both the alleged origins of covid-19, a high priority among investigations in this country and the chinese response to that. guest: i think it is certainly possible that covid could come up in these discussions in part because of the question of origin, but not as an academic question or adjustably getting the chinese to admit the reality. it is also about how to deal with the potential of future pandemics. we are going to have future pandemics. we have to be a

from washington to across the country, coming up sunday morning scott kennedy of the center for strategicnd international studies discusses u.s. china relations and secretary of state blinken's trip to china and then musician author and activist daryl davis joins us to talk about his efforts to combat racism in the u.s.. c-span's washington journal, joint in the conversation at live at seven eastern sunday morning on c-span. c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> next week on the c-span network the house and senate return with both chambers planning on voteto override vetoes by president biden, the house will attempt to erride his veto on legislation that would block h student loan forgiveness program and the senate will vote to override the president's veto on legislation to repeal the epa's heavy duty truck emissions rule. on wednesday at special counsel john durham appointed by then attorney general william barr testifies before the house judiciary committee on his report looking into the fbi's investigation of then presidential candidate trump's alleged ties to russia. and federal res

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scott shaver. today the high court ruled the same-sex couples have the fundamental right to marry. no longer me this liberty be denied to them. that is what anthony kennedyote in his landmark decision. >> what an incredible october for the giants and their fans. you were in the parade today. what is it about this team and its connection with the people who live in san francisco? >> in a way, it is sort of an underdog team. nobody gives a much credit. they wind two world series and nobody picks them to wind this world series. it's a team of teamwork. they pull together. it is 25 people, 25 stories. we like that here. we are an area that work together. >>> thousands of college students doing walkouts. mr. trump and president obama held their first face-to-face meeting this week. both are calling for unity. clun'seawhr enatthhas exposedf . >>> 2017, lots of growing sexual harassment and use of women in the workplace. a movement called, me too. >>> welcome to kqed newsroom. hollywood has been asked to take a hard look after harvey weinstein's scandal. overnight, women of hollywood and elsewhere have gone a social media to share their stories of sexual harass

he has populist message, kennedy name, biden won't debate him, won't engage but pulling a substantial amount of support. very interesting. cheryl: scottonds, last word? >> compared tiffly speaking he is still a non-factor whether he breaks twitter down or not. he is non-factor. biden will be the person who will be the democratic nominee and beat trump and other candidates connected to trump if trump doesn't stay in the race. cheryl: let the games begin. scott, sarah, thank you very much. great having you here. coming up millions of u.s. dollars reportedly sent to food producers in china but what about america's farmers? john boyd, jr., president of the black farmers association, there he is and he is next. ♪. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep

ramaswamy and tim scott are lagging behind in single digits, as are a few more people on the large wall. president biden has two challengers polling in double digits. robert f. kennedye williamson. >> carley: 10% double digits, interesting. president biden is trying to persuade voters his policies are working as he rolls out bidenomics in chicago. >> president biden: bidenomics is about building the economy from the middle out, not the top down. three changes we helped and been able to do it. first, making smart investments in america. second, educating and empowering workers to grow the middle class and third promoting competition to help small businesses. >> carley: an air force veteran and a student at university of chicago and a bodega owner in brooklyn new york. good morning to you all. the president is making speeches, talking about bidenomics. his goal is to convince americans the country is in good shape. are you buying it? >> no, biden should be ashamed to put his name on this economy temperature is creating desperation and hardship and it is atrocious. >> carley: talk about what makes you feel that way. >> i see myself -- my family, debt is increasing and

scott round out the top 5. and then we asked the same question for the democratic presidential primary in 2024, president biden comes out on top with 72%. he's followed by robert kennedy junior, marianne williamson and 4% said they would use somebody else altogether. finally ask california voters which issue is the most important face in our state. 25% say it's the economy, including jobs and inflation and taxes. it's followed by homelessness, housing, affordability, crime and immigration. now we pose it much more of this poll on our website kron 4 dot com. so you can check on that. also, our capitol correspondent eytan wallace will join us in the next half hour to break down more on those numbers will send it back to both of the deaths. all right. thank you. >> so breaking news overnight, denver police say 9 people were hurt in a mass shooting in an area where basketball fans have been celebrating the nuggets first nba title. when you can see that crime scene here, the shooter is in custody. so that's no longer concerned. but the denver police department says 3 of those people that were hurt are in critical condition this morning. shooting happened about a mile from

scott was with the view. how is vice president mike pence going to capture the news cycle? trump captures it innately but how is he going to make waves in there the other two candidates have? >> kennedy ring, kayleigh said he has proven himself under fire in an executive way, in the governing way. but what about in the fire of the inevitable attacks by donald trump? how would he successfully in your opinion, differentiate himself and say, this was my former boss, we were a team, but now i'm separate. cracks that will be the trickiest thing for him and ron desantis and other republican candidates because they're not like joe biden the have the luxury of attacking trump all day long and just during hunks of red meat at a very hungry divided audience. democrats, republicans don't necessarily want to hear that because they missed the trump economy. there is a lot of the policies, and so, these candidates have to figure out a way to thread a tricky needle because they do have to somehow, attacked him without alienating all of those voters who want those policies back so desperately, who see the country in a very different place, but it was when donald trump was elected in 2016. essentiall

kennedy to get 20%, about 20% of the voters. >> steve: tha25. >> ainsley: that's a big deal. >> brian: one in four voter looking for somebody else. quality of the today nikki haley to tim scottoing on "the view" today. bret baier broke down the field as he sees it right now with trey gowdy. >> former new jersey governor chris christie obviously ran back in 2016. he was a large reason why marco rubio got knocked out in new hampshire, if you remember that debate. chris christie was essentially a suicide bomber on that stage. taking rubio out. i think he plans to try do that to former president trump. he has talked about and this a forecasts that. it's a much different target. i think desantis and former vice president pence are going to spend a lot of time in iowa touting social conserving values. i think just big picture, trey, it's a big deal that the former vice president of the former president, who is running, is going to get in this race. i mean it says quite a bit just by it happens. >> steve: not too far away from iowa is north dakota. that is why it north dakota governor doug burgum is going to get in. is he really not very well-known outside of north dakota. he appar

scott, the republican field is emerging. a bunch of potential challengers, desantis, seeing if trump can be dethroned. on the democraticside we're obviously seeing a whole lot less. the incumbent, everybody forming around that. robert kennedybviously being the front-runner but there is not really expected to be a primary there. he has a big uphill battle. i think he is showing quite well early on. you have the center of the field. if there was ever a moment certainly in a biden-trump race where the american people wanted to see alternative to the blue and red, or two party system, this is a prime time for that. no labels has achieved its ballot access. obviously the libertarian party has pretty good ballot access. if ever there was a moment to see a third party candidate have a relevant role, the best we've seen since call it ross perot. we're in for interesting election no matter what happens. to the american people, the future will happen to us or with us and so it's important that we exercise our rights and participate in this very important election. neil: have no labels, brock, have no labels folks talked to you? i believe they've clearance on almost all state ballots? some other third party candidates do not. which m