suburbia will be no more. want to talk now about these anti-semitic comments that are surfacing from black celebrities. we have nick cannon, athletes like desean jackson. when you think about the racism and bigotry that people are so aware of in the african american community, why is there not the same awareness or much awareness when it comes to anti-semitism? what's going on here? >> i mean, you know we talk about this in the episode this week on "united shades." one of the focuses of white supremacy is to divide us into teams. on top of that, we don't do a good job in this country generally overall of educating school kids about all these different -- about anti-semitism, about slavery, about the civil rights movement, about the chinese exclusion act, about breaking native american treaties, we don't do a good job of educating our kids about history, and those kids grow up into adults. and on top of that, the nation of islam movement, as complicated as it is, has been a place that black people could turn to

suburbia will be no longer. >> w.u bell, the host of "united shades of america" joins us right now. >> my ears were ringing it was such a large bdog whistle. >> what did you think of that? >> he invented new slights. i know a lot of hard core militant activists who only half talk to me because i'm married to a white woman. not one of them talk about the suburbs. steven miller's writing is getting worse, not better he's making stuff up. as a way to distract that he'll forever be known as the man who fanned the flames of coronavirus. >> suburbia will be no more. i want to talk about the anti-semitic comments that are surfacing from black celebrities. we have nick cannon, athletes like desean jackson. when you think about the racism and bigotry people are so aware of in the african-american community, why is there not the same awareness or much awareness when it comes to anti-semitism? what's going on here? >> we talk about this in the episode this weekend in "united shades". one of the functions of white supremacy is to

suburbia will be no longer as we know it.they want to defined and abolish your police and law enforcement, while at the same time destroying our great suburbs. in suburb destruction will with us. next week, i will be discussing rule, a disaster. and our plans to protect the suburbs from being obliterated by washington democrats, by people on the far left that want to see the suburbs destroyed and don't care. people have worked all their lives to get into a community, and now they're going to watch it go to hell. not going to happen, not while i'm here. the biden-bernie plan would also use the weapon of federal regulation too high that -- tie the hands of our police departments by abolishing cash bail. think of that. no problem to kill somebody, let them out. take a look at what's happening. crime in new york city up 368% from just a short while ago. of policeid of a lot and they are in the process of doing it, $1 billion. they probably want to abolish it. not eveneven book -- believable. when i first heard about it, when you

. >> we ended a war that was a horrible role for people in suburbia in the suburbs and that role has been the very unfair world for a long time and it was going to be made a lot worse by biden and cory booker, basically you put low-income housing and you build other forms of housing, also having to do with zoning and destroy people that have lived in communities in suburbia for years, they lived there and they want to destroy their lives and destroy what they have. it's been going on for a long time, i ended the role so people living in the suburbs will no longer have that problem. thank you. [inaudible question] >> he's done a fantastic job, he was respected by everybody, he was loved by everybody and we will miss herman cain. >> are you worried he cu caught covid in tulsa. >> no, i don't think he did. blake: president trump boarding marine one. he is now on his way to florida, he is having a fundraiser there and will be meeting throughou wh sheriff's throughout that state and the timing good on this one and get an update on storm prepared as there is a hurricane off the coast of fl

it has been for suburbia. we rescinded the rule three days ago. enjoy your life, ladies and gentlemen. enjoy your life. [applause] the proud people of texas will never bow, neil, or surrender to the left wing mob. you will always stand tall and strong for america. everyone here today carries the legacy of some of the toughest, fiercest, and most determine people ever to walk the face of the earth. your ancestors, you know that. you know that. generations of texas oil workers before you gave every last bit of sweat, heart, and great that they had to build up this country. they left our country. they loved our country so much they couldn't breathe. they are proud and devotion raise up america's cities, power our factories, propel our industries, sustain our families, supply our military. and america rise into the strongest, wealthiest, and greatest nation in the world has ever known. we are now at the strongest point militarily we have ever been. where is ted? he was a big leader in this. stand up, ted. ted cruz, john. [applause] and our son attend

disrespect, keeping with the -- with the president was saying about fear mongering for women who live in suburbia, disrespect,on, condescension, i was proud. thank you, all, very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: during the summer months, reach out to your elected officials with c-span's congressional directory. it contains all the contact information you need to stay in touch with contact -- members of congress and state governors. c-spanstore.org. host: joining us from los angeles is arturo vargas, the ceo of the national association of latino elected and appointed officials educational fund. thank you for giving us your time this morning, sir. arturo: good morning. how are you? host: i am good. remind our viewers about your organization, its purpose and what it does. arturo: our organization was established in 1975. .dward r. roibal he was a pioneer in american politics and latino politics. the cdc campus is named aft

it has been hell for suburbia. we rescinded the rule three days ago so enjoy your life, ladies and gentlemen. >> the obama era rule forced local governments that receive federal housing funding to assess bias practiced and then fix them. the trump administration has said that the rule is, quote, complicated and ineffective. yesterday on twitter, the president added, your housing prices will go up based on the market and crime will go down. i have critics say the president is inciting a racial guidivide her. castro, the housing secretary under obama, says this sets us back to 1950. >>> in the north bay, a sculpture and school sign bearing the name of sir drake was not only a british eplorer, but also a slave trader. here is j.r. stone. >> reporter: this used to say sir francis drake high school, but now it just says high school as school employees have removed sir francis drake. in a letter to parents, the principal saying one of their goals is to become more anti-raci anti-racist. >> my reaction was they are actual

families play in the continuation of segregated suburbia? >> i thought we would do this together. [laughter] life flight is a -- white flight is a typical excuse for segregation, a private action. white flight was possible because there were white places to flee to. if we had not imposed residential segregation in suburbs, there could not have been white flight because every neighborhood would have had a diverse population. a lot of these things that we think of as being purely private rest on government policy. let me take a minute to go into one other, if i may, example of this. deis a big explanation for real estateation, families to the same race neighborhood. i would never suggest that just because someone is licensed by a state, they would be a state actor. if that were the case, everybody in the country would be a state actor. it would completely implode the distinction between public and private. the real estate agents are a different kind of state involvement. since 19 24, the national association of real estate boards has a code of

disrespect, keeping with the -- with the president was saying about fear mongering for women who live in suburbia, disrespect,on, condescension, i was proud. thank you, all, very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> services in honor of the late congressman john lewis begin this weekend and will continue next week with memorials planned in alabama, washington, d.c., and georgia. c-span's coverage begins today with a public service in the town of his birth, troy, alabama. live coverage at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> president trump signed four executive orders aimed at lowering drug prices, variations of proposals unveiled in the past. the ceremony across from the eisenhower building across from the white house.

disrespect, keeping with the -- with the president was saying about fear mongering for women who live in suburbia, disrespect,on, condescension, i was proud. thank you, all, very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> services in honor of the late john lewis begin this weekend and will continue through next week with them orioles planned in alabama, d.c. and georgia. see spence coverage begins tomorrow in the public service the town of his birth, troy alabama. live coverage on c-span. governor gavin newsom held a briefing earlier today on california's response to the coronavirus. he discussed the ethnic makeup of the essential

disrespect, keeping with the -- with the president was saying about fear mongering for women who live in suburbia, disrespect,on, condescension, i was proud. thank you, all, very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: during the summer months, reach out to your elected officials with c-span's congressional directory. it contains all the contact information you need to stay in touch with contact -- members of congress and state governors. c-spanstore.org. host: joining us from los angeles is arturo vargas, the ceo of the national association of latino elected and appointed officials educational fund. thank you for giving us your time this morning, sir. arturo: good morning. how are you? host: i am good. remind our viewers about your organization, its purpose and what it does. arturo: our organization was established in 1975. .dward r. roibal he was a pioneer in american politics and latino politics. the cdc campus is named aft

california dream is often the american dream kind of on steroids you know this was a place of vast suburbia you could buy your own home and it was a place that promised mobility and you could acquire a middle class income and people have some carrot moving forward but right now we have a very different kind of economy and i think we're actually seeing a different kind of training emerge that's more focused on how do we build community and create an economy that actually functions for everyone. california causes at the forefront of the effort to renew the california dream there's also an also that's it for walking around and listen it's an alliance of $31.00 community based organizations across the state earlier this year before the coronavirus pandemic put a hold on such meetings it was preparing its leaders for the coming election karl rove is the field director it used to be that only the unions had the high tech capacity to do these big phone banks and run voter lists we actually brought that to local organizations. local groups in the california cause alliance played a major role in swi

fact in my whole new home you buy the one if you had a lot but she was the new home we home was suburbia it's a fact that kind of the homeless about the little money at what she was no mom with as you mean everything fatty and not in a manner human. look at its f.t. she added with video that wasn't what she was arrived yet and how to blow itself out how to how dumb i want to set my manual i didn't follow it up an awful lot of them of all that the what are the if that's what i'm for that is that you thought not what they want to spend on a movie with what not become a problem now it's a problem on america in these circumstances what would be the basis of interest gone dialogue when you were killing each other. enough. and took it even more. so we know i'm in boston in my kind of thoughts i am one who didn't feel well about that. i guess how could i be or not could listen and not know nor i didn't know how to be my son. how do you send them out on my vatican i think i don't know and you had no clue who. i was then how do you must. remove all doubt that up on the where we where you do not.

it's been hell for suburbia. we rescinded the rule three days ago, so enjoy your life, ladies and gentlemen. enjoy your life. >> reporter: housing and urban development secretary ben carson argued the rule was unworkable and ultimately a waste of time for localities to comply with. but critics say the president is trying to stoke racial division and appeal to white suburban voters with fewer than 100 days until the election. julian castro, the housing secretary under president obama, blasted the move. >> these guys come in a couple years later and they put it on ice and say, no, no, we're going to go backward to take us back to 1950 or choose your year when people could still be discriminated against because of the color of their skin. >> reporter: connecticut senator chris murphy, a democrat, tweeting, it's not even a dog whistle anymore. our president is now a proud, vocal segregationist. former vice president joe biden has promised to reinstate the fair housing rule which is included in his campaign's housing

person are you sensing of nowhere and have recently and some cities of western libya especially in suburbia i therefore people are submitted to the fact that my best bits i knew about the combat there was a bit. more limited than banning any form of support or suspects extended by any measure or player but the force of extremism is the problem then the situation is further i would buy the transfer but i believe there are plenty of external speicher's from syria to remove the bad things as carpet bomb had been abuses by the syrian observatory on human rights there is a remember serious threat to the security of negatives as well as but nobody expects and the bird shows of the military such that spencer protocol a predator. will not tolerate threats of dispatcher as they approach our borders and which i believe the better actively supported by foreign intervention support for extremism must cease and desist if the incumbent upon us. refers to remain that assistance from regional players that obvious knocking are present to the stability of the mediterranean region because of the recession. it

for suburbia. we rescinded the rule three days ago, so enjoy your life, ladies and gentlemen, enjoy your life. >> trevor: okay, first of all suburban lifestyle dream sounds like the world's lamest katy perry song but in case it wasn't clear. trump is saying he is going to stop black people from moving too white people's neighborhoods. i mean it's not even subtle enough to call that a dog whistle. it's too loud. more like a dog steel drum. i won't let the black people live near you. ♪. >> now look, i don't know why having black people move into your neighborhood is a bad thing. but apparently, it is so scary that trump campaign has already made it into a horror movie. >> they were living the dream lifestyle. they thought the high property values would never end. until one day, from the team that brought you migrant caravans comes a whole new-- fear, what happens when your street goes from suburban to urban. keep out. this fall. the scariest n word is "neighbor." >> trevor: damn, i'm black and i'm st

but suburbia does not appear to be safe. new york suburbs was hit harder than the city of new york. and lots of suburban and small-town places have been hit really hard. most of the variation so far comes with how early did the virus arrive and how well did your authorities respond to it and get people to wear masks, etc. host: the other -- another effect of the virus is the whole idea of remote working, working from home, working elsewhere that is not an office in a city or an urban area. any idea yet on how that may play out in cities across the country? up -- yeah, this is where we obviously do not yet have data, but i think we will see major changes in the future. i am speaking to you from my home, and i love working here. the desk where i am sitting is where i do my work every day. believe, my daughters might tell you if this is correct, but i believe i am just as productive as i ever was in the office, and i get to save almost two hours a day in the time it would take to commute back and forth. and that time goes partly to more productivity, partly to more time spent with my f

was beyond -- out of sight of the rich and burdened estates of the -- she was the working class suburbia her garage, in her car, she had been strangled to death. it was sandra's new boyfriend who called the police that he found her that way. >> and she was slumped to the right to the passenger seat face down into the seat. >> roy asher is one of the original investigators. we spoke to him in 2009. this was two years after sandra was murdered. >> i saw the back of her neck, ligature marks. we have an idea of what could have been used. >> what? >> thin cord, like a fishing line. >> sandra's shirt and bra were askew. her lip was split as if she had been punched in the face. ryan, the boyfriend, he's the one on the right of the screen, told investigators he discovered sandra's body around 9:00 p.m. but the cops could see she had been dead for a while by then. >> probably eight to ten hours. putting the time of death in the morning. >> can you get more exact? >> no. >> given that the estranged husband, darren, used to live with sandra and ryan was now dating her, their fingerprints could cert

it has been hell for suburbia. >> mr. trump made that comment in texas today after tweeting similar comments about the 2015 rule which required local governments to document patterns of racial bias in housing. emeryville city councilmember and housing advocate john boweder called the comments racist. >> today he basically set the dog whistle down. he showed his racist face to all of us and said, no, i just think segregation is good and i think self-incriminati discrimination is good. >> he has a controversial history with the 1968 fair housing act. he and his father were accused of violating in it 1973 by actively discriminating against african-american milkants for their housing developments. >> a denouncing of unrequested forces in cities today. it came as the governor of oregon announced the federal government has agreed to a phased withdrawal. it was in wake of demonstrations against police brutality. mayor schaaf talked about it on midday live this morning. >> i know this community and in this community, sending fede

it's been hell for suburbia. >> the remarks come after a series of tweets by the president yesterday afternoon where he wrote this, i'm happy to inform all of the people living their suburban lifestyle dream, that you will no longer be bothered or financially hurt by having low income housing built in your neighborhood. your housing prices will go up based on the market i have rescinded the rule. house speaker nancy pelosi has now made mask wearing mandatory for anybody on the house floor. the new policy came just hours after texas republican ko congressman louie gohmert tested positive for the virus. everyone will be required to wear face covering while on the chamber floor except when they're recognized to speak. >> pursuant to house bill 965, members and staff will be required to wear masks at all times in the hall of the house except that members may remove their masks temporarily when recognized. the chair expects all members an staff to adhere to this requirement as a sign of respect for the health, safety, and well being of others present in the chamber and surrounding areas.

suburbia will be no longer. >> complaining about showers and incandescent light bulbs. >> so, shower heads, you take a shower, the water doesn't come out. you want to wash your hands, the water doesn't come out. so, what do you do? you stand there longer or take a shower longer? because i don't know about you my hair has to be perfect. an old-fashioned incandescent light bulbs, i brought them back. i brought them back. they have two nice qualities. they're cheaper and better. and other products. in an example of how low this white house can go, cnn has learned the official portraits of george clinton and -- bill clinton and george w. bush have been removed and placed where the president won't see them. i want to bring in kaitlan collins. good evening to you. the president is ignoring the pandemic and now we're learning where the white house's attention is. moving porterates of former presidents out of sight? >> reporter: this is a week where the president didn't hold any events dedicated to covid-19. they've been insisting he was focussed on it. and now with this great reporting, we'

multiply what they're doing now and the end result is you will totally destroy the beautiful suburbs, suburbiaill be no longer as we know it. tom, you and i have talked in the past about dog whistle that's not even a dog whistle, because we all hear that the same way what's he saying >> well, i mean, listen, it is insulting to all dogs across america to compare what donald trump says with dog whistles, whether it's post-virginia, whether it's post george floyd he constantly puts gasoline on fires rather than trying to put out fires. john lewis was a uniter in chief. barack obama was a uniter in chief. read what george w. bush said when rosa parks died, it was a statement honoring a champion in our civil rights struggle. donald trump had 18 holes and so couldn't get around to saying something about john lewis the american people are tired of divisive leadership. the american people want leaders who will save their lives. this pandemic, so much of it was so avoidable if we had leadership you and i have talked about the economy for many years this economy is in the tank. 17 weeks or more of recor

it has been hell for suburbia. we rescinded the rule three daysing on gdays ing ago, so enjoy your >> the trump administration has said that the rule is, quote, complicated and ineffective. yesterday on twitter, the president added your housing prices will go up based on the market, and crime will go down. critics say the president is stoking a racial divide and attempting to appeal to white suburban voters. >>> anxious o an oakland organization is helping families. homies is a community organization located in east oakland. and before covid-19, they operated as an independent after school program, but now they have taken una new community. every tuesday they create a large storefront called the freedom store. >> we let folks shop for free. >> and it takes a community to come together and have volunteers from all over who are coming through. >> during the pandemic, the freedom store has served over 1,000 people a week. >>> halloween still a few months away, but things may be getting spookier in the south bay. the w

>> when we think of san jose, sadly, we might think of the shark tank, but probably we think of suburbia reporter: in the shadow of the shark tank, marketer dan orloff says san jose needs more than silicon valley. >> getting to a heart of who we are as a region, headquartered in san jose, is important. >> reporter: so a contest was launched to bring an icon to san jose. something to define it, like the golden gate bridge in san francisco, or the eiffel tower in paris. >> i've always thought that it was a hole in our community that we don't have such a place. >> reporter: 963 submissions from 72 countries later, a group called urban confluence silicon valley has a lot to choose from. from the techie to the spacey to the flat-out weird. each aiming to give traveled know how important those things are, both for economic development of a community, also for people's confidence in their own community, having a sense of optimism about who they are and where they live. >> reporter: the plan is to eventually put the icon here at san jose arena green, where it will be seen not only from the groun

it has been hell for suburbia.d the rule three days ago, so enjoy your life, ladies and gentlemen. >> the obama era rule forced local governments that receive federal housing funding to assess biased practices and then fix them. the trump administration has said the rule is, quote, complicated and in-effective. yesterday on twitter, the president added your housing prices will go up based on the market and crime will go down. critics say the president is inciting a racial divide here attempting to appeal to white suburban voters. julian castro under obama said this is setting us back to 1950. >>> sir francis drake high school will be getting a new name. statue sounds like a broken record, doesn't it? that is kind of the way our weather pattern is. stuck in a rut. but that will change with slightly warmer temperatures, pa le peninsula near 80. the south bay look for a faster sunshine and 76 at noon, low to mid-80s this afternoon. very nice 71 at 8:00. and our warmest temperatures will be east bay valleys where there

they're folks who don't care about the other issues in our society and i think he's misunderstanding suburbia today in america. it's overwhelming folks who would like to see a more harmonious and a more decent society. they're not voting for donald trump. they're voting for joe biden, no question about it. in fact, by doubling down he's making it worse because he's making himself look like an extremist who is willing to take away our democratic norms. think about it he's literally trying to create the equivalent of a national police. something that's never existed. our founding fathers didn't want it. no americans have wanted it. trump's trying to do that de facto by ordering federal troops into cities that don't even want them. that will backfire in every way. it has to be stopped. and if those federal troops show up on the streets of new york city, we'll be in court and we'll stop them because it's a brazenly unconstitutional. >> thank you. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> arizona is dealing with a huge number of coronavirus cases. leading some doctors to ration medical supplies.

if you move past redlining when highways were being built out to suburbia the government was spendingite plight and dins investigate disinvest in communities that were black. it's actually reinvesting or investing period in communities that have been disinvested in intentionally. >> i think that distinction is very clear. and, far cole, y and, nicole, you say it's not free money. but we are moving the needle on this conversation, nicole, because you got picked on by the secretary of state. he named your project. and implied that people like you are rewriting history in america. i think that indicates that your writing and thinking on this is having an impact. >> yeah, i certainly never expected to be in a speech by the secretary of state. but what i think is important is when we look at opposition to something like reparations, that clearly comes in part because we have been taught this history so poorly. most americans have no idea what slavery prevented black people from accumulating any property, any wealth. most people have no idea that we had 100 years of legalized racial aparthe

suburbia would be no longer. >> complaining about showers and incandescent light bulbs. >> so showerheads you take a shower. the water doesn't come out. you want to wash your hands, the waters doesn't come out. so what do you do? you just stand there longer? or you take a shower longer? because my hair, i don't know about you, but it has to be perfect. old-fashioned, incandescent light bulbs. i brought 'em back. i brought 'em back. they have two nice qualities. they're cheaper and they're better. they look better. they make you look so much better. that's important to all of us. >> and of course, sitting behind the resolute desk, with a bunch of cans and packages of beans and other products. in an example of just how low this white house can go, cnn has learned that the official portraits of president clinton and george w. bush have been removed from the grand foyer of the white house within the last week, and placed where the president won't see them. i'm going to bring in now cnn white house correspondent kaitlan collins. kaitlan, good evening to you. the president is ignoring the pande

when he says things like this it's targeting certain communities who go into suburbia.asically saying, we don't want you there. that is what he's saying by rescinding this act and it goes back to history. the fair housing act, when we talk about history and civil rights, that is one of those pieces that we talk about when we talk about people like john lucey, ct vivian, fair housing act, civil rights and voting acts right, all three synonymous around the same time. this president is trying to deconstruct sieve's rights history as well as trying to be racist in 2020 with keeping minorities out of suburban america. >> and i wonder, april, if you think this is, if part of this is a, i guess, a political overture to people, or if this is something very much in line with the president's own past real estate practices? when you see, for instance, going back looking at how the trump family contacted rentals. they would put a sea next to a persa -- a c next to a person of color and clearly an effort not to have people of color in their buildings. >> not just a c. a c on the pol

he's lost even more women in subu suburbia which he couldn't do. he had to make progress with them.his approach he's taken now is the only approach that was possible. the number one issue is covid. covid is affecting our lives. if you don't look like you're taking it seriously, whether he was or wasn't, you're going to lose the election. although with 100 days out, let's also remember, though, katy, big difference is that joe biden will have to start campaigning more. he will be more omnipresent than he has been, and i look at this right now as worst case scenario for the president because he's essentially running against a generic democrat. when he's able to debate biden, let's see. i think he's going to get closer, but this is one of the worst positions you have seen an incumbent president in in modern history. >> why does the president suddenly seem like he's taking the coronavirus seriously now? >> i think the facts on the ground have changed. and whether he wanted to talk about the actions the administration took, and i'm not here to debate that one way or the other, his overly

suburbia will be no longer as we know it.eir lives to get into a community and now they will watch it going to hell. not going to happen. not while i'm here. >> with me now the senior editor at "the atlantic" ron brown teen and correspondent abby thrill in. ron, you're more of a cookie geek than me. this is not a new argument for reapins can a. the willie horton ad pack in 1988 george w. bush going after them by scaring them about crime. but suburban voters have revolted against this president. this is why nancy pelosi is speaker and why the electoral map tilts in joe biden's favor. is that going to get them back? >> right, look, first of all, these are not richard nixon suburbs, and these are not ronald reagan's suburbs. they are a lot more racially diverse than they were 30 and 40 and 50 years ago this. are a lot more college graduates than there were decades ago in the suburbs and the pattern is unmistakable under trump n.2016 he lost 87 out of the 100 largest counties in america by a combined margin of is a million votes,

it's been hell for suburbia. >> boy, oh, boy.his father were fighting against housing for people like this. i remember my father getting into politics to fight classism. his miracle fix? ending a fair-housing rule, from the obama era. the law was designed, quote, to take meaningful actions to overcome historic patterns of segregation. promote favor housing choice, and foster inclusive communities that are free from discrimination. it bolstered the 1968 fair housing act. a law, mr. president, you, and your late father knew about, at least by 1973, because you were both accused in a federal civil rights case, on its basis. this rollback does nothing to make neighborhoods safer. it makes them whiter, but not safer. presidential historian shared a reminder of our nation's ugly past, when it comes to openly racist housing practices. look at this 1926 ad. attention, white home buyers. largest, restricted white community in washington. it was a selling point. president, both sides, sees a blatant appeal to the days of white flight and b

part of the move to suburbia movement. sporting goods a lot of that gun sales.n the losing side, building materials, grocery stores. we're not hunting down toilet paper like we were. internet which is rare. got i want to ask, when you look at numbers like this, how does this inform your way of investing? by the way, the stalled reopenings, how would that impact your portfolio? >> to us at kingsview, charles, it speaks of opportunity. these retailers that you mentioned, some of the numbers are staggering. they're shoveling into the cash, because reality numbers got so bad in retail, they were bound to get better, bound to get good. now we started the reopening, government coming with reopening and exceptional stimulus in my opinion. retailers are bound to rebound because everybody not gets used to it but become more comfortable to the new way of living we have. we look at airline stocks, and people get pent up out here realize they want to take trips and maybe book that airbnb. therefore i think that is where money will be made in the next few months. charles: i

for suburbia. we rescinded the rule 3 days ago. so enjoy your life, ladies and gentleman >>last week the housing department reverse the president former president obama has ruled that reinforce the fair housing act of 1968. it bans is selling a reading of homes to people based on their race a congressman who was scheduled to travel with president trump from washington to texas has tested positive for the coronavirus during much of the pandemic representative louie gohmert often chose not to wear a mask. but now the eight-term lawmaker says over the last couple of weeks he has one amassed more than he has in the past 4 months. >>i can't help wonder if my keeping your mask on and keeping it in place said if i'm but some germs some fire. some of the virus on to the mask and body did and i don't know. >>the 66 year-old said he is asymptomatic and will isolate for the next 10 days ago might represent much of east texas where many of the counties are not enforcing the texas governor's mandatory face mask order with fines. well it was a l

now, i don't know if the suburban housewives is an episode of the real housewives of suburbia or who he's referring to, exactly, there. but, he -- it's interesting that he says all of this. he is president right now. he's the president. he's not running as an outsider. this is all happening, you know, on his watch, and what do we think the long islaikelihood of working for voters is? >> it is not an issue that is top of mind for voters. and frankly, he is describing these scenes of chaos that are just not what most voters are either experiencing in their own lives or seeing. but again, it's not top of mind. the coronavirus is what is top of mind. and he is trying to run to his default, which is law and order has been his default, not just in 2016, but throughout his life, his adulthood. he goes to this theme over and over. that phrase, we shouldn't let it pass suburban housewives, i think he was either intentionally or unintentionally making some play on the real housewives of wherever. lots of suburban women work, and i don't think saying that suburban women are housewives is a part

it's been hell for suburbia.rescinded the rule three days ago, so enjoy your life, ladies and gentlemen, enjoy your life. >> housing advocates are blasting the rule change, some calling it an overt attempt to legalize discrimination. >>> democrats say there's new evidence that president trump is reluctant to confront russia's vladimir putin. trump refused to discuss intelligence of russian bounties paid to the taliban to kill u.s. troops during a recent conversation with putin. abc's terry moran reports. >> reporter: after those reports that russia might have been paying bounties to the taliban to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan, president trump admitting in an interview with axios that he never even raised the matter in a call with vladimir putin last week. >> we discussed numerous things, we did not discuss that, no. >> you've never discussed it? >> i've never discussed it with him. >> reporter: trump denied he never heard anything about the bounties despite reports he was briefed. >> it never reached my desk,

of that analysis, but also what you make of this very dated notion of who lives and who votes in suburbia. >> right. first off you've got to point out that a lot of groups that are protesting, rose city justice and youth liberation front, the people on the ground in oregon, it's white people. oregon is a pretty white city. a throwback stereotype about what these communities are actually composed of. i'll be honest. i don't think that this is a political strategy. and the reason i don't think it's a political strategy on one level is because donald trump doesn't care about democracy. this is simply an occupation of an american city. and if he can use these same forces to put down legal protest, he will use these same tactics to stop people from voting in november. we have to stop pretending that this president cares about things in terms of partnership or anything like that. this is more of an occupation of an american city by the president of the united states. and if people don't see it that way, then all they have to do is look at the video from that city. there are local issues going o

. >> i also wanted to know how would you describe the current issues of white flight in suburbia in your city community's and what role do [laughter]ies play >> i thought we were going to do this together. >> jump in when i feel like it. >> oh. >> i did not read the book. >> but you have. >> well, white flight. this is a typical excuse for segregation. this is a private action. but white flight was possible only because there were all-white places to flee too. -- to flee to. if we had not imposed racial segregation in metropolitan area s, there couldn't have been white flight because every neighborhood would have had a diverse population. so, a lot of of these thing we think of as being purely private, rest on government policy. and let me take a minute to go into one other, if i may, one other example of this. it's a big explanation for de facto segregation, private real estate agents who were steering families to same-race neighborhoods. wasn't the government. well, real estate agents are all licensed by the state. now, i'm not suggesting -- never suggest that just because somebody is

because nixon -- we lived in our own little home back in alexandria, virginia, four-bedroom house in suburbiaecause nixon resigned so quickly, so unexpectedly, they weren't able to pack up their belongings. so, they left their daughter and son-in-law, david eisenhower, to pack up their things. it took seven or eight days. we went back to our little house in alexandria, virginia. dad's just become president of the united states. and we're eating dinner around the table. i'll never forget mom was cooking dinner and she looks over at my dad and says, jerry, something's wrong here. you just game president of the united states and i'm still cooking. i mean, that was your rey'allal for the next seven or eight days before we moved into the white house. >> but when they transitioned to the white house, it was that basic american normal family that got so much coverage. i remember and you probably do news reports of the president toasting -- >> well, the famous picture of him -- the fact is mrs. ford was never a morning person. i suspect he had been toasting his own muffins for many, many years. that