room welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time not to go to steve king author of debugging economic seas now living in thailand while riding out the storm of incompetency of covert policy across europe welcome back steve gain good to be sort of you and i have a really good well i want to get your perspective ferris the thailand that many people are talking about thailand they have mostly eradicated cove it what is your life like in thailand are restaurants open molls shops is life relatively normal what did thailand do differently to amsterdam from what you fled stave well like a lot fish completely normal to max i mean it's just being out sokal right around a big soccer pocky i was going to have dinner in july really supposed to talk to you instead you know what having walked inside the restaurant and show temperature taken by an order ending the vase you went up and it's over example curious everybody's wearing a mask as they walk into the restaurant they sit down and say i'm off when they're eating i go to a gym nobody wears a mosque inside the gymnasium you wear a mosqu

brit hume publicly, no fan of steve king. he read through that article written by trip just about on january 15 of 2019, and trip brought up a whole series of quotes that said -- proves that i'm a racist. brit hume red down through that and said it's bogus. completely go gus. most of the quotes don't have anything to do with race whatsoever. none of the comments were racist. that's brit hume. between brit hume and mark stein and multiple others who are objective, i think we get the idea of what happened here. what i regret is going home to spend time with my grandchildren is not what i regret, mr. speaker. but what i regret is the precedent that's established here. that there's no place to appeal. and i recall when i was first elected to the iowa senate, i had what turned out to be a future constituent who found himself in an administrative law judge position where the administrative law judges had ruled against him. it was a domestic issue. and i knew that he was honest. i knew that he was the tarring e i knew he was the vic

sentenced to 33 months in jail for breaking into the kings bay naval submarine base in georgia to protest u.s. nuclear weapons policy. father steve kelly is part of the kings bay plowshares 7 -- a group of catholic peace activists who entered the base in 2018 armed with hammers, crime scene tape, baby bottles containing their own blood, and an indictment charging the u.s. government with crimes against peace. the base is home to at least six nuclear ballistic missile submarines, each of which carries 20 trident thermonuclear weapons. father kelly has been locked up since his arrest on april 4, 2018, so he has already served nearly all of his 33-month sentence, which included time served. another member of the kings bay plowshares 7, patrick o'neill, is being sentenced today. to see all of our coverage on the kings bay plowshares, visit democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. when we come back, we look at the supreme court confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, demo

, if it pulls back, i'm looking at it from the trench >> draft kings i am a seller at 55 and still a seller at 49 you reload at 40 >> stevedouble. >> and b.k., to you, the last word >> put this one in your sack >> fwoegold and copper. >>> coming up next, we are tracking hurricane delta as it closes in on the gulf coast, we have aive lreport from shepard smith on the other side of this quick break we will be right back. >>> welcome back we are following a developing story as hurricane delta takes aim. shepard smith with the latest. shep, it looks like it could be terrible for the folks in louisiana and mississippi. >> the latest is -- 5:00 eastern update -- first, lock at the top edge of this, it is so close to land it is incredible. looks like the eye will go over part of lake charles and to points east, a lot of rain jackson, mississippi, they are estimating 10 matches. 7 to 8 inches for lake charles this thing is going to go inland and rain and rain and rain the cone of uncertainty for this storm. category two when it comes ashore still a tropical system but not a hurricane as it moves up to the jackson, mississippi are

joining me now is dr claire steves, senior clinical lecturer at king's college london, who led the study at risk of long covid yet?|j think more at risk of long covid yet?” think that is a very good question. 0ne think that is a very good question. one thing we know about women and men as they have slightly different immune systems. so it may be that the immune reaction in men is something that triggers a very severe response in the early illness. and yet in women, it contributes to the long covid we are seeing. why is it so important to learn from the first wave as much as we can about coronavirus symptoms, with regards to long covid?” we can about coronavirus symptoms, with regards to long covid? i think in the first wave, we didn't even know that long covid even existed. there was a real imperative to save the nhs and not overburden it. many people who had coronavirus were sitting at home, suffering, and not knowing, in a sense, not gaining help at that time. now, we certainly know that if you have more than five symptoms in your first week, especially if you are a bit older, then you

-- pelosi and steve mnuchin spoke about how the democrats may be holding back in hopes of winning the senate next month and driving their own bill. governmentainst the continue, as the kingned home from germany, and they did not stop. protesters want new elections, because additional reform, and curbs on the power of the king. they said that they do not want to bring down the monarchy. malaysia faces more political upheaval. united malays national organization -- those were your "first word" headlines. calls for for morning snapshot of notable traits for the day. sophie is with us in hong kong. of ans a little bit outside, but the down trend has continued. sophie: taking a longer-term hear that 2020 is the turning point to diversify away from the greenback, including more liquid currencies against the dollar, such as the euro, the yen, and the pound. themparison was drawn to of disrupteriod risks are election likely adding to the pressure. bol: we look at the be ok -- k. what are we expecting from the government? stephen: sophie: governor lee said that the central bank would be willing to ramp up bond buys. capital economics expects the next move to be to reach into a no

steve. despite the fact they will be separated by plexiglass and 12 feet apart inside the kings bury hall behindt comes to the coronavirus the administration's handling of it and the president's own diagnosis. we expect harris to go after pence on it but trump 2020 communications director tim murtaugh says that vice president pence will vigorously defend their response and go after her own record. watch. >> kamala harris is still at this moment a co-sponsor of bernie sanders medicare for all bill which outlaws private health insurance for 180 million americans. they are in the grips of the radical left and the vice president will make it clear. griff: harris has been here since last friday preparing pretty much behind closed doors rarely out and not making public appearances. we got a look at her lines of attack on covid from joe biden who was in gettysburg yesterday. >> it's estimated that nearly another 210,000 americans could lose their lives by the end of the year. let's end the politics and follow the science, wearing a mask, wearing a mask is not a political statement. griff: one other not

steve, thank you so much for being here. we appreciate. got more "fox & friends" coming up on the other side. on king's hawaiian bread! yum!first, $900 million, that's how much an arbitrator orders new york city to pay teachers in back pay. mayor bill de blasio says the city can't afford payment because of the budget crisis caused by the pandemic. next if, 2,385, that's how many nypd officers filed for retirement this year. the department's ranks shrinking to their thinnest in nearly a decade amid a rise in anti-police rhetoric. it also comes as the city sees a spike in shootings, burglaries and murders. and finally, nearly 50,000, that's how many incorrect absentee ballots were sent to homes in ohio, in a county in ohio. officials are blaming malfunctioning scanners that either printed the wrong precinct or congressional race. new ballots are supposedly being sent out this week. pete: what could go wrong? all right. new concerns -- as the u.s. state department is warning that the communist nation is targeting local government officials in the u.s. to determine if they're susceptible to chinese influence. here to discuss,

steve. precautions and a lot of signs posted out here university of utah you better bring your face mask if you plan to come out. the debate the one and only debate happening in kingsxiglass separating the candidates along with they will be seated 12 feet apart from each other. moderator will be "u.s.a. today's" susan page. she has 90 minutes. it will be nine 10-minute segments it will be interesting. as you mentioned vice president pence did arrive last night. was met on the tarmac by the governor. before that he called into a virtual maga event and he says he's ready to go. listen. >> it's on, everybody. i can't wait to take the debate stage against senator kamala harris to draw the contrast between president trump's america first agenda and joe biden and kamala harris' agenda of higher taxes, open borders, a green new deal. harris arrived over the weekend visited mormon sites appealing to latter day saints voters. she had no public remarks yesterday as joe biden was campaigning down in miami. and, of course, meanwhile the president back at the white house. now, both biden and president trump have indicated they will be ready for next week's debate in miami. no i