that is what coach smith lived by.his sort of grecian urn is the sports illustrated sportsman of the year. it's one of the top awards in all of sports each year. the s.i. sportsman of the year. coach smith one that in 1997. there is a great story about how we got the artifact for the museum. he listed on the inventory of items he donated, we could not find it so we looked everywhere, in every closet, everywhere at the smith center, even at his house, and nobody could find it. somebody who visited his house five years earlier said, i think i know where that is. they went to the house, looked on top in the dining room of a cabinet and tucked in between two plants on top of this cabinet in his house was one of the most prestigious awards that is given in sports each year. the other when that is very prominent is the presidential medal of freedom that president obama bestowed upon coach smith several years ago. that's a photo of his family members, as well as coach guthridge on the left and coach williams with president an

smith: most of them are, yes.e do lean one way or the other, but most of these are definitely bipartisan. and any organization that goes into a school, just by nature, it is very important that they work in a bipartisan way. so it really is just about -- everyone that i spoke to that does the work, especially in school, talked about how careful they are to describe with the primary system means and registering as one party or the other might mean as far as the mechanics of it. otherwise to try to send them to information that might help them decide which one they are. but they really try to be very careful and it just register them specifically, what companies involved to do as well. a lot of the get out the vote efforts are nonpartisan. certainly each party has their own as well, but many, many options out there, if that is a concern for people, they are nonpartisan. the league of women voters is nonpartisan. and that is not only education, registration work, but also fights so many of the voting rights lawsuits

smith: thank you. the ve before us today national defense authorizing act 2021.scal year it's an important piece of legislation that we have done every year for 59 consecutive years. this year. for 60 it is incredibly important that the united states congress, the and the senate exercise our oversight over the and our t of defense national security budget and priorities, and this bill reflects that. start by thanking a lot of people who have done an enormous amount of work to make this possible. started in committee a couple of weeks ago. e had over 650 amendments submitted to the original mark of the chairman and the subcommittee marks. processed those amendments and actually adopted 475 committee.in i want to thank our staff more than i possibly can for the amount of work they did to go through all of those amendments, to work with various to work with interested parties to get us to that product. i am very pleased we were able that done and pass the bill out of the armed services unanimously. 56-0.

walker smith junior did not even have a uniform.s trying to get on a team this is like an aau boxing bid been training at the church hoping he would give him a chance. : : fight. he wanted to have for the ultimate town and rabe robinson wasn't fair and the more he thought about it, he had walker smith who was harassing him saying come on, coach, please. let me have a chance. i just want to show you what i've been doing in the basement. please, i'm begging you. george said albright, smith, go downstairs and put on some gloves. walker smith junior came back up and knocked the guy out. the sports editor at the newspaper, a gentleman by the name of jack case asked george what is the fighter's name. he had the card that he had given walker smith, junior. the card said ray robinson. they told officials his name is ray robinson. the lady next to the sports sportswriter, jack casey, said that as a street fighter right there. by the time jack casey got back to the newsroom, -- sugar and he wrote in the paper the next day, sugar ray robinson

smith and mr. thornberry on numerous occasions to have the deep dive into the fiscal viability of our defense budget as well as our domestic budget so that we can ensure in the future that operations and training and acquisitions do not suffer because of the lack of resources. i'm hopeful that the final bill we vote on tomorrow and send to the senate will reflect a positive vision for our nation's national defense and can pass with bipartisan support. our national security challenges are many. and they are serious. that's why the democratic-led house will do its job responsibly and to work bipartisanly to ensure our nation is kept safe and those who serve on the front lines of its defense have all the resources they need to carry out their missions safely and effectively. i thank chairman smith and the ranking member and all those who worked hardin clueding the committee staff who worked long hours under very stressful and unprecedented circumstances. i urge in closing, mr. speaker, all members to

>> if you can. >> her name is denita monique smith. >> okay.enita she ain't moving man >> reporter: denita seemed to have perhaps lost her balance and fallen down the stairs police and paramedics rushed to the complex. the college was quickly notified, as was denita's family >> "miss smith, denita fell. she's unconscious, but they're trying to revive her." he said, "are you coming to durham?" and i'm still trying to wrap my head around, you fell, unconscious, revive. i said yes, i'm coming >> reporter: sharon and her two other children lived in charlotte, almost a three-hour drive from durham. >> on my way there i did call jermeir. >> reporter: that was jermeir stroud, denita's fiance, a police officer who worked in greensboro, much closer to durham >> and i said, "jermeir, i need you to get to durham now denita has fell. she's unconscious. they're trying to revive her." so he said okay. because i knew from greensboro to durham he would be there before i would >> could you tell whether he had any idea of this >> he didn't let on like he was awa

smith of missouri. the speaker pro tempore: yet is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from missouri. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. kildee: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. horsford of nevada, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. horsford will vote no on the smith amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? miss rice: as the member designated by mr. deutch of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house, that mr. deutch will ote no on the smith amendment. the speaker pro

smith, your response to randy? mr.rskine-smith: i think we need to continue -- we need to support the social media when they take positive action. to randy's point, good practices. we need to hold those and encourage them to continue. in the end, we now know time and time again, self regulation has been insufficient. it is not enough for facebook to come time and time again and say we are sorry for the harms wrought by our platforms on society. we need regulations. we need all governments, all parliaments, congress, canadian parliament and beyond to put rules and place, because this is not a problem for the united states or canada. it is a problem for the world. frank: that is so important. it is so important, but it makes it so much more complicated, right? to understand these companies. they are global companies. borders do not matter. you could be on facebook, and have a facebook friend wherever, whenever all in realtime. but having a patchwork of regulations, laws accountability measures, is not enough. dr. stokes,

smith: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and to heir remarks include extraneous material on h.r. 6395. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. smith: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: thank you. the ve before us today national defense authorizing act 2021.scal year it's an important piece of legislation that we have done every year for 59 consecutive years. this year. for 60 it is incredibly important that the united states congress, the and the senate exercise our oversight over the and our t of defense national security budget and priorities, and this bill reflects that. start by thanking a lot of people who have done an enormous amount of work to make this possible. started in committee a couple of weeks ago. e had over 650 amendments submitted to the original mark of the chairman and the subcommittee marks. processed those amendments and

smith? your response? point whether our practices mange to hold those and in the endnd we know their self regulation is. [inaudible] times we say we need regulation we need to have parliament and belonged to put rules in place. a problem. >> that is so important it makes it important makes it so much more complicated. these companies are global companies have a facebook friend whenever laws and accountability is not enough doctor stokes your discussion has been so unbelievable you work with patients up close to work with communities and scammers out there what would you say to these legislators that, as a doctor, looking at the physical health and the public health, we need the most? >> as a doctor i hope it makes it clear, i do not for one moment say i am an expert. i'm just presenting ag problem. obi want to make it clear that my testimony is not meant to vilify social media in the middle of a pandemic everyone is scared, people are dying. we are all looking for someone to blame. i think as much as possi

jeff smith said the state approach to leave every county to decide what is best for them is feeling. >> we really need the state to uniformly do something dramatic to stop the spread. >> smith believes that the state does not step in soon california is only 4-5 weeks away from the virus is spreading uncontrollably. >> completely out of control spreading like wildfire. >> dr. smith's prediction comes as santa clara county moves further into stage ii of reopening the economy starting monday. >> this includes fitness studios and gyms. >> safety will be our primary concern to get things going. there is no doubt about that. we get that. facemasks, social distancing, disinfecting. >> scott howell, the founder and owner of red.fitness in san jose is making sure he will be able to follow all of the county guidelines he says smith's message paint a picture. >> what it shows to me is there is as much anxiety at our official level as there is in the community level. i get it. at the same time we need leadership that is going to make us solid -- make a solid clear decision pick >> leaders have r

. >>> jada pinkett smith getting candid, confirming she had a relationship when she and will smith were once separated. >> so that's what we're going to start with. >> we're going to start with -- >> this is a very personal journey. >> yeah. >> that became very public. >> all the details about jada and will's major revelation in our "gma" cover story. ♪ watermelon sugar high >>> which produce is in season for summer? your go-to guide. what to buy and what to skip for the most flavorful fruits and veggies that will last. ♪ we're gonna rock down to electric avenue ♪ >>> get ready for an electric morning. shaggy is here and he's performing "electric avenue." all that and more as we say, good morning, america. ♪ good morning, good morning >>> i'm schooling the youngsters on some music industry. they were not aware, i don't think, that that was a cover that shaggy is doing. >> i knew it was a cover. >> i like when you call yourself old. >> we should say old school. >> i don't know that i called anyway, covering eddie grant's "electric avenue" classic song. we'll hear from shaggy coming up. g

smith also spoke up saying, to make mistakes oue fear of losing your family is kritle.d jada pinkett smith were married in 1996 and have two children >>> people all over the world have found way to spread joys to others the man in nr of laughter by posting dad jokes outside of his home max paddock from our affiliate has more >> reporter: the sound of scissors gliding through paper a stroke of the pen. these are the sounds woody hears every morning. >> it's a fun thing. we've had so many responses. >> reporter: for the past 100 days, woody's been lifting spirits on this cntry through e power of laughter. >> she drove by this house in south carolina that had a joke of the day >> reporter: woody's bad dad jokes reaching as far as arizona. >> we need a positive, uplifting theme or something like that >> reporter: i wanted to put woody's dad joke skills to the test >> how did the hamburger introduce his girlfriend meat patty call a monster that likes to dance. >> i don't know. >> the boogeyman >> are glass coffins going to be a success? remains to be seen >> knock knock >> w

smith. he is the director of the bureau of federal tech in the consumer trade commission. >> thank you. chairman moran, ranking members blumenthal and members of the subcommittee, i am andrew smith, the director of the federal trade commission's bureau of consumer protection. my written statement represents the views of the commission, but this opening statement represents my views alone, and not necessarily accused the commission, or any individual commissioner. i am pleased to appear before you today to discuss protecting americans on covid-19 scams, despite the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic, the bureau of consumer protection has managed to be aggressive, creative and productive, particularly with respect to scams, taking advantage of covid-19 during confusion many of our specific initiatives in the last four months are outlined in my written testimony, but what is truly remarkable to me is how the entire bureau of consumer protection has risen to the occasion and made a major con

there is only one norman smith! as if! norman, think very much. ijust want norman smith! as if!ant to norman smith! as if! norman, think very much. ijust want to bring you a bit of breaking news. this is to do with the british reaction to the new extradition laws that china is introducing in hong kong. and priti patel has just said, the introducing in hong kong. and priti patel hasjust said, the home secretary, that honours 3 million people in hong kong, january next year, she says applicants will not need a job to the country. we are planning to open the hong kong british national overseas fees are from january 2021. this is a written statement from parliament. there will be no skills, tests or minimum economic means test. i'm giving citizens the opportunity to acquire full british citizenship. they don't need to have a job before coming to the uk. they can look for work once here and they may bring their immediate dependents, including non—british national overseas citizens. about 300,000 people currently hold a b&o passport. an estimated 3 million eligible for a b&0 estimated

norman smith is in westminster. norman, norman smith is in westminster. lots of questions quarantine norman, lots of questions around the quarantine and a desire for things to be different, but the government claim it is taking a safety first approach. well, boris johnson sadly is taking a safety first approach. he seems to be driven by a conviction that the priority for the government must be avoiding the possibility of a second surge in the virus, although there are those in government who have argued for, if you like, a more relaxed approach in terms of regional quarantine policy. the heathrow boss says that he believes there are ministers and government who support his idea of rolling out a shorter testing regime for people returning from spain. the prime minister himself i think is deeply, deeply cautious and for that reason, we are not going to see any reduction in the 1a day period for the foreseeable future. it's clear the foreseeable future. it's clear the government is looking for options, we have had that

karl smith, you laid out your recovery plan. what are the tax hurdles that would keep that planur from beig implemented? how much are we talking about changing tax policy and legislation to do so? >> guest: i think our plan or the things that we are putting forward are not that legislatively complex. congress in the tax cuts and jobs act had a temporary provision h to allow some formsf this type of expensing for equipment. what we are suggesting is that in the covid and five at what's at least as important is the structures. so buildings, office buildings, a new factory that might be built so we're asking for this kind of treatment to be used to bear. in terms of real estate investment for very long-lived buildings, there are some concerns about the way -- i don't know how much interest this is to be used but we've explained or laid out for congress will recall neutral cost recovery which allows businesses to index their deductions over time. it gives them the same economic treatment as full expensing, but a residential building

jeff smith is the executive officer in santa clara county. today, he made an announcement that he knew he would eventually have to make. >> i just told all the county employees not to expect to come back to work or have anything near-normal until at least the end of february and probably not even then. >> reporter: dr. smith sees a dangerous combination in the fall, a big spike of covid-19 along with the flu. >> there will never be a vaccine that will be effective. we have never been able to develop an immunization against the common cold or any other coronavirus. reverend dr. smith says the best case scenario is to completely shut down for six weeks to reduce the number of cases. the worst case scenario is to stay on the course we are on now. >> doing what is more equivalent to spot fire treatment and struggling for the next 10 years with the same problem. >> reporter: while many bay area residents hope that will not be the case, some have little hope will improve anytime soon. >> if we don't do what the science tells us what we should do, i

they all go back to louis xvi-era. >> was sandy part of the smith family?umber three, featuring another new yorker from a well-to-do family named george garfield. >> george himself was a unique individual. he never went to college, but he got a law degree. he went to the new york city library and studied on his own and passed the bar exam. >> and he was a practicing lawyer for a number of years. >> and apparently a successful one, at that. one day in the early '60s, george shows up in princeton, looking for some prime acreage, and spies the grand chateau, which the smiths have put up for sale. george buys it. >> it was about 18 acres and this house, and then he bought two adjoining lots and then he bought five acres across the street. >> okay, so, i'm wondering -- how do these tales of wealth and opulence lead to our retired teacher's strange inheritance? that's the fourth story. it involves a working-class family, an untimely death, and a chance encounter. sandy, this is your inheritance. oh, my goodness. and it begins after the break. >> which gilded age

it has taken everybody a bit by surprise, penny smith?of course it is one of those things where... is a special day like that, for example, where you are walking down the aisle with your daughter and you are nowhere in existence. mind you, it isa nowhere in existence. mind you, it is a lovely picture of the queen and prince philip and of course that outfit, i was just thinking prince philip and of course that outfit, i wasjust thinking i have seen that outfit somewhere before and it was when she was making sir tom more sir tom, the 100—year—old who was so chuffed to meet the queen, so we will see more of that outfit a bit later on, and i think it is something like the first time in 235 years that there has been a very quiet, secretive royal wedding. yes, and you can understand why, i suppose, you can understand why the individual snaps prince andrew isn't there, but whether he was or wasn't, attention is going to be paid to it,. yes, of course, and that is the point. sorry, penny, iwas trying to get back to to join in. point. sorry, penny

smith. >> thank you. i am andrew smith, director of the federal trade commission's bureau. my written statement represents the views. of theessarily the views commission or individual commissioners. i am pleased to appear before you today to discuss protecting americans from covid-19 scams. theite the disruption, bureau has managed to be productive, particularly with taking to scams advantage of covid-19 fear and confusion. many are outlined in my written testimony, but what is truly remarkable is how the entire bureau has visited to the occasion and made a major contribution against covid scams. each of our regional offices is pulling its weight, while keeping up with project loads and cases. practice division is taking on robo calls. our privacy division is focused on contact tracing and issues around since learning. our enforcement division is taking on fulfillment scams that promise ppe to consumers, but that never delivered. collecting and analyzing complaint data for public consumption

smith is recognized for 0 seconds. ms. houlahan: i reserve the ball aps of my time and two minutes f my time to mr. mitchell. i resevere the ball aps of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> i rise in opposition to the amendment. , 7 jordan: 53 days, 53 days 1/2 weeks, portland, oregon has been burning. three weeks ago, we saw the democrats' spops on the house floor and the chairman said, antifa is imaginary, tell that to the people of portland, rioting, stealing, destroying property and attacking police officers. this amendment is no good. it limit the authority of the president under the act when he needs to unlawful combination or conspiracy. the act has been used by many presidents to address riots including presidents roosevelt, ice yep hour and kennedy. but now, now that president trump mentions using this to address the widespread violence, the democrat majority wants to put restrictions on it, wants to put restrictions on it. t

hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith.ng in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. first up, spaceship earth, a fascinating documentary about eight people who lockdown for two years for a science experiment. as i am ready to enter, i take my last breath of this atmosphere in two years. we were pioneers. we were the first biospherians. how can you prepare yourself for a journey into the unknown? the biosphere two is a collection of huge geodesic domes built the biosphere 2 is a collection of huge geodesic domes built in the arizona desert, home to an entire ecological system, including rainforest and an ocean. we called it biosphere 2 because biosphere1 is the earth. in 1991, the eight biospherians went to live and work there. they reckoned we might all have to relocate to mars one day so they wanted to give it a dry run. under the glare of the press spotlight, the experiment suffered from controversy when the team added to the oxygen supply and allegedly brought in items from the outside world. i don't want to ta

host: carl smith. guest: when we think about what we are going to have to do repay some of the cost of the virus and particularly if congress doesn't change the trajectory of entitlements or as many people are talking about expand entitlements come we made the point that consumption taxes are the only viable way to even attempt to -- some of this stuff. a lot of the times measures of congress especially ones who want to expand title months point to the size entitlements in europe in one of the points we've made his overtime europe is actually been lowering some of the taxes on business and they've been increasing their already relatively large reliance on consumption taxes. particular on the value added tax. it's like a sales tax but levied on the business prior to the sale rather than the consumer at point-of-sale. it's for essentially the reasons the caller outlined. the larger tax rates get, the more incentive there is to play games with the system to avoid taxes, even especially for businesses to l

jeff smith said the current policy giving each county to decide what is best is failing. he believes california is only a few weeks away from having the virus spread uncontrollably . >>> hundreds of south bay teachers said they are unwilling to return to the classroom this fall after 1400 signed a letter to the san jose unified school district saying the do not feel that it is safe >>> the oakland school district is out with a plan for the coming year. the district intends on combining in person teaching with online learning. the timing depends on science and safety. >>> governor newsom set 8000 inmates will be released they have to contain the covid-19 outbreaks in state prisons but only about 100 will be released from san quentin, the site of the largest outbreak. >>> president trump commuted the sentence for roger stone, longtime friend and political ally after he was convicted of seven felony stemming from the russian investigation including lying to congress and witness tampering. >>> it will be hot today inland. if you can see the water near the coaster bag you will

trump, who had repeatedly criticized smith.s chairman saying, quote, we're thrilled that shep will continue his pursuit of it's truth. smith saying i'm honors to continue to pursue the truth for those who have been following my reporting for decades in good times and in bad now, my boss is saying that smith's program will go beyond the financial markets to stories across the entire landscape of global news. shep will join us here on cnbc tomorrow on mosquito"squawk on e street" at 10:00 a.m. >> speaking personally, we have close mutual friends i'm thrilled he'll be joining us here certainly a well-respected journalist we welcome him aboard here to cnbc julia, thank you very much >>> coming up, the impact of the coronavirus and the social justice movement is having on corporate america. after this united airlines warning a potential 130,000 layoffs. job losses taking place across the economy in companies more on ceo turnover. >> hi, melissa, yes. ceo turnover especially in the entertainment and leisure sector is up, up almost 83

jada pinkett smith and will smith, revealed a private series, on "red table."ned up about her romance when she and will were separated. >> you need to say clearly what happened. >> i got into an entanglement with august. >> an entanglement? >> yes. >> a relationship. >> yes. it was a relationship. >> i wasn't sure i was ever going to speak to you again. >> i know. i know. >> the fact that i'm speaking to you again is a miracle. >> we have really gotten to that new place of unconditional love. >> entanglement. i'm calling it. oxfords's dictionary's word of the year. will and jade the emphasized the love they have for one another is secured. and they said the enang tanglement has made them stronger. kenneth, thoughts on this? >> people had a lot of fun with the word entanglement over the weekend. and that famous friend's line, a lot of people feeling for will. itanjada . it's their private business. and the fact they let us know what's going on will help what's going on. people shared on video from a couple of years ago, they were looking at things and will said,

smith and mrs. alexander sort of bonded that day and they exchanged children. my mother be cain roslyn surrogate mom and roslyn's mom sort of became my mom. although it would take a long time before i got to west virginia to meet roslyn's mom. she went home with me all four years. my very best friend to this day is robin smith. she's actually living in greensboro. she retired here some ten years ago from new york where she had been working in social work. when she retired, she came back to greensboro. i said why did you come back to greensboro? did bennett have anything to do with it? she came to cranes borough and when i took the job here, i was delighted she was here. >> she was, i think as i understand, part of campus. she studied sociology. >> she studied sociology and political science. i was doing english and theater. >> tell me about the role of an english student and theater student in the 19 fifties. >> oh my goodness, it was wonderful. my english professor we was -- well i had several, but doctor jared was the man who taught me literature. what a wond

now smith and the government argued the government admitted smith's book did not have classified information is about the abandonment of the south vietnamese in 1975. in the government admitted they didn't have classified information. but they went after smith on was he violated his contract. the supreme court without holding oral arguments or folate briefing took off all of his royalties in that case. it turns out, the book tv would love this is years later when researchers got into the justices papers, they found justice powell drove that opinion because he was so angry at his former clerks hit all talked about woodward and scott armstrong for the book, the brethren, and powell was so mad at those guys. that's the precedent against the threat on bolton today the government could take away his work. >> is their informal system in place now for prepublication review? >> yes there is. i differs from agency to agency. this is so decentralized that it becomes really capricious and pretty arbitrary. here is what happened to bolton. i'm quoting from the judge's opinion that just came out this pas

smith: thank you.he ve before us today national defense authorizing act 2021.scal year it's an important piece of legislation that we have done every year for 59 consecutive years. this year. for 60 it is incredibly important that the united states congress, the house

smith says the fire is a blow to the naval fleet. the ship is a flagship to transport marines and other personnel to war zones. he says the fire could cause earlier and even longer deployments for sailors having to fill the gap is a very important you choose you guys set. >>for you know marines and navy on the west coast kron 4 tours, the uss bonhomme are shards when the ship visit san francisco during fleet week in 2018. smith says he's now thinking of his fellow shipmates. >>as the investigation into what started the fire zahn and that i know of any who was in a ballot. >>on charge is going to do the right thing and they're going to handle to the best of their ability jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>well back here in the bay area officials are investigating the cause of a deadly fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood. you can see video here the firefighting effort. it broke out yesterday at a 3 story home on sacramento street. when say one person was killed and another was injured in the blaze the injured victims in t

smith: this is frank smith. this is an opportunity for the community to talk and we re-think and come up with a name that may better represent the values that community holds. this is an important discussion. i saw something in the "washington post" a few weeks ago saying that we need to build more monuments. i am on that side. he said we should put them up all over the country and i agree with that. somebody needs to pay some attention to trying to get some things on the landscape that represent the most important -- to this country. the civil war shamed this country. it is an important time in our history and we have to find a way to talk about it that brings us more together because this is a great nation that got out of this and we ought to be able to do about it in a way that makes sense. rep. huffman: those are great thoughts. let them chair, thank you for indulging the additional question and thank you to the panelists. chairwoman haaland: of course. the chair will recognize mr. mceachin for a few minutes

well smith. you got to say you got to stay roped to go to then you got to play. and film me $100000000.00. unbelievable everybody in the world saw the plec you know what i think back on you in indianapolis i'm trying to think do you have dreams aspirations back then or were do you come to indianapolis from or is that where you were raised to want to do 1st get the bite the just see yourself as an actress i was i got the bug actually when i was like about 50 from my auntie who passed away she was the 1st person to cut my hair and put me on a runway and a field day that audience and those lights it just it bit me and then i went to see michael jackson and diana ross in concert and i had never seen such amazing african-americans on stage and diana ross with her wig and nails yet that i was like where do they live in california that's where i'm going and i laughed. well i tell you what yet they have some support to do that better or you're just a a balls and kid who thought yeah i'm going to go try that or did jeb support who was in your corner i mean i definitely ha

smith vowed to reopen his gym today no matter what.o mercifully clearly doesn't know what to do, so many have died, he has arrested people for attending weddings. you are openly defying him on television, what do you think will happen to you when you do this? >> we are prepared for any and all consequences. our actions are going to be grounded in the ideals of civil disobedience.al and what we intend to showcase is that we reject the premise of essential versus nonessential businesses. >> tucker: so smith wasn't joking.re his gym reopen today in a big crowd arrived when it did. the police arrived too. here's what happened next. >> we are only here for people safety. seems like that's what we have out here today. [applause] you are all in violation of the executive order. on that note,, have a good day, everybody be safe. when that kind of a touching exchange. a happy ending, but didn't last long. the police come as you just heard, prefer to leave citizens in peace, weren't hurting anybody within their supervisors force them to return w

kelly miller smith invited john lewis. a fisk student who told me about a student from chicago who wanted to do something about those vicious signs. i said, "invite diane nash to the workshop in september, because we are going to do something about those signs." john lewis had no choice in the matter. you should understand that. because all the stories we've heard this morning of john becoming a preacher, preaching to the chickens and other sorts of things, becoming ordained as a baptist minister, something else was happening to john in those early years. john saw the malignancy of racism in troy, alabama. there formed in him a sensibility that he had to do something about it. he did not know what that was, but he was convinced that he was called, indeed, to do whatever he could do. get in good trouble, but stop the horror that so many folk live through and in in this country and that part of the 20th century john was not alone. martin king at the same experience as a boy. i had the same experience from age 4 in the street

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