america is voting on st charles the wealthiest man who comes to jimmy we have to fix the pandemic so that we can fix the economy the gap between rich and war in this country is wide and it's getting wider. new york was hit hardest by the pandemic and the poorest worst affected. trying to get reelected i do see nothing is really going to change from policy right not just trying to get worse the coronavirus put the focus on social injustice right in the middle of an election year only one person of the 2 candidates even taking the whole of genes the systematic racism in this country we need someone who can bring together the country. you can unify the country. 8 months one city 3 quotes the city's upper middle and lower classes this film shows an idealized city traumatized while taking a look behind littering facades and lays bare one of america's biggest failings inequality. spring 2020 and back to kevin smith kirkwood takes a hook on board flight features a closed he and his colleagues around of work it's really intense it's very tense. and it's scary not knowing where. there's an en

people with power as a matter we have to believe if you have sufficient numbers to go to st charles off age it will happen in the same. order that we call upon this government to withdraw the extradition bell this is the clear and i believe the unanimous. belief of the legal profession that. this momentum it's it's going well 123 do something to save costs and their own freedom. i think this is a good place to cover politics in this sense although it's a very difficult situation that we're in which try to sort of make some impact with the there are sources that we have. been saying you know why they play at all they have picked up you got. them die you took my i'm going out. the pro-democracy lawmakers are having a vote of no confidence and chief inspector carry a lot more dicey got a lot of laughter. if you take a song of hot spot they're trying to make a symbolic gesture why you got. that tight job people just like they like you don't know how they sound guy why they don't tell you more than bob i don't get don't i could think why my dad so dad and dad. i'm going to spend 20 minutes t

st. charles, ford motor country for total investment of over $1 billion and nearly 10,000 new jobs. [applause] all of these announcements highlight missouri's competitive business climate. since 2018, missouri has jumped from the 21st to the 11th among site selectors. this is thanks in large part to the success of our workforce development programs. the missouri one start for example nearly 100,000 missourians have received training through partnerships with over 400 companies. since launching the new revamped program, businesses have invested approximate $2.5 billion in missouri. our sales grant program is also been a huge success. helping us fund critical projects like the nursing program expansions at missouri western and st. louis community college ranking technical college also announced a new $7.5 million advance manufactured training szilagyi in missouri, in partnership with blinken county school district. a great example of what we can accomplish when they work together. [applause] in addition to workforce development, we also continue to move forward on critical infrastruct

now we are going to look at an era defining airplane connected to charles lindbergh, the spirit of st. louis. this airplane in may of 1927 flew the 3600 miles in 33.5 hours from new york to paris, flown by charles lindbergh. his goal was to win the prize of $25,000 for the first nonstop flight from new york to paris. ortega was a hotel entrepreneur and he wanted to join his former country france with the united states. that was the impetus for this flight, but what it represents in the history of aviation is part of the telling of the airplane and this transformation of the airplane from what the wright brothers created and how it transitions over the 20's and 30's to what we call the modern airplane. lindbergh was an unknown airmail pilot in 1926 flying the mail was thinking about, is this possible? building upon that idea, he gets financiers from st. louis, he trained them to fly, interacted with them in aviation circles and gets the backing to either purchase a long-distance airplane or build one. he ends up in san diego with ryan airlines and meets their chief engineer and they de

host: president clinton -- st: jonathan martin of the "new york times" saying -- host: charles in washington, north carolina. charles. caller: i have a pretty short comment. and basically about the elephant in the room and talked about the constitution. basically this is all about the constitution and the state constitution in four, five of these states which clearly broken and went around republican legislatures and that broke their own state laws, ok? then the supreme court ignored when theyly voted 4-4 were one person short and ignored the thing. and then they clearly broke article 2 of our constitution. and that's what the problem is. it's not going to go away. you can't excuse it and can't be hypocrites about it. and when you use the constitution in your favor only when it suits your purpose, but ignore it when it doesn't suit your purpose, we have truly lost the country and that's why the people were there. and i did not see a big riot. they were peaceful. and to plend in -- host: let's go back to the moment when security was broken and the protestors entered the capitol building. this