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. >> now john, you had an editorial usa today: america telus. what we can learn from king and reagan about renting our patriotic divided. so first off, defined for us what patriotic divided means. what you mean for that. john: what i mean is that although it may sound clichÉ to say, at the end of the day that the american people broadly thinking of the country and love each other for that matter. even though full indicate the fact that there's party affiliation. we would come to distrust one another in current times and we have previously. but we mean that this is divided between patriots and some level. so many of us feel like the other side it doesn't love america or the other side of the america and self righteously shows no compassion for many of american people. i think the examples of doctor king and ronald ragan. i make the point in an essay that these are two men is politics were really post and i don't think any relationship with each other directly pretty well each of them was to limit but of course, martin king loop engineer who was f

. >> telus a bit more about these two contenders, tom. tom: there are two possible paths ahead. keiko fujimori is a right winger, the daughter of former president alberto fujimori. sheants to stabilize the country economically, and even though for 50% of the population she is reassuring because she won't change a lot and is the continuation of the same political system. for the other half of the population, that is the problem -- she is the continuation of a political system that is in a deep crisis and has not worked for a while. there have been five different presidents in the past five years in peru, and a lot of people feel like she would be the continuation of this corrupt system in peru, a system many people feel is corrupt because there were many corruption scandals the last few years. pedro castillo is a socialist. he is little known. is a primary school teacher. he wants to draft a new constitution, make it more inclusive for all peruvians. he wants to redistribute the wealth and actually nationalize the mining sector, and even though for a lot of people he represents h

telus, first of all, about the vote that is coming up tomorrow and how the joe manchin alternative may play into all of this. guest: well, republicans including mitch mcconnell have said they are opposed to both of those pieces of legislation. there is a much more sweeping bill that passed the house of representatives as well as for the pared down version, what we are calling the joe manchin compromise, which is something that he has been trying to reach across the aisle and get buy-in from republicans on. so far, not a whole lot of republicans are dividing on that offer. over the weekend as i understand it, my colleague has reported that senator schumer and joe manchin have been having conversations about what it would take to get manchin's support on tuesday on that for the people act. we are not quite sure if that is going to be senator schumer extending an olive branch to joe manchin and saying maybe we can really rally behind the joe manchin plan, maybe it is something in between. but from senator schumer's point of view, he wants all 50 democrats to sit together on this issue. jo

jillian: telus jackson's story and how special it was, how much it meant to have his wish come true?ly. jackson was granted his wish when he was 8. he suffers a disorder called acp 2 duplication syndrome which for him his life expectancy, 60% will pass before the age of 25, so with that once my son started walking we wanted to do something that would give him a better quality of life and we decided to do a swingset at home for him so he can play with his cousin. it is wonderful, he can go outside to play with his cousin, his friends, he loves it to this day. he's now 12, they had to modify it a little bit but he loves it. it was a wonderful experience with make a wish. todd: is a recipient of the generosity is make-a-wish and its donors what was your reaction when you heard the statement we just played by the ceo? >> i was upset. i couldn't believe they were just limiting to vaccinated children, children suffering from terminal disorders or conditions, they might not be able to get the vaccination you are limiting them from this service to give them better quality-of-life and makes h

id -- the telus with the potential fire at in the area. >> the engine or the incident command and wemulations before it actually gets the. as an idea of what the fire will do before he gets there and starts making plans so they can start looking at and i was ahead of time. it gives them the idea that they need to --. if we do have a fire we can see where the homes are in order to protect people's homes. in general it helps protect not only the firefighters but also the people of california. >> other innovations include a new fire helicopter that can find flight that can fly and fight at night. >> this is something we are pioneering in california. where typically on the forefront of wildfire fighting. this is definitely contributing to as being the leader in this arena. >> california's one of the most if not the most aggressive fire department for cal fire. with this new technology and looking at some of the stuff we will see this here the next few years. i am very optimistic about this new technology helping assist firefighters along with helping the people of california. you can str

but the fact that he's a politician and he gets to telus how everybody else is racist because he's aeach club is kind of the heigh of hypocrisy. and here's the kicker, they spent all summer trying to look like me. i just roll out of bed and i'm like this. >> there are a lot of people al over the world that are totally confused, that's not a beach club, i'll show you a beach club . anyway, chadwick, thank you for laughing at that joke. >> i thought it was funny. >> i think it's safe to talk about certain things that happe on beaches. take one part. >> don't trash the banana hammock boys club. >> i'm going to go with because i love the holcomb and she seem to be playing into the what was that document from the nashvill african-american museum that wa like the whiteness is like bein prompt and being aggressive and is that sort of what you're going with with your white man aggressive, asking me to debate or something? >> he initiated the whole thing and then when she says happy on and then he calls and racist. gate let's talk about this. >> you are a racist. >> she was the aggressor. >>

telus this race was all but decided before iranians even cast their ballots. >> yeah, pamela, certainlys going to make another turn towards being even more conservative than it was. the front-runner here in this presidential election is a man named ebrahim raisi, an ultra conservative, and one of the reasons why so many people said most of the candidates who had a chance of winning against him were disqualified and the others dropped out before polling began and that led many to believe there was going to be low turnout. you did see it's almost 1:15 a.m. local time here, and there are still people coming in so it looks like the turnout could be higher than people expected but it certainly looks as though and you're absolutely right which could make things difficult for the biden administration. things here will be more conservative than we've had before. we had eight years of the hue haney administration and the things on the minds of voters here are the sanctions that president trump put in place hand how the sanctions can be lifted as soon as possible. >> fred pleitgen, thanks so much

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telus, first of all, about the vote that is coming up tomorrow and how the joe manchin alternative may play into all of this. guest: well, republicans including mitch mcconnell have said they are opposed to both of those pieces of legislation. there is a much more sweeping bill that passed the house of representatives as well as for the pared down version, what we are calling the joe manchin compromise, which is something that he has been trying to reach across the aisle and get buy-in from republicans on. so far, not a whole lot of republicans are dividing on that offer. over the weekend as i understand it, my colleague has reported that senator schumer and joe manchin have been having conversations about what it would take to get manchin's support on tuesday on that for the people act. we are not quite sure if that is going to be senator schumer extending an olive branch to joe manchin and saying maybe we can really rally behind the joe manchin plan, maybe it is something in between. but from senator schumer's point of view, he wants all 50 democrats to sit together on this issue. jo

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franklin, telus, what have -- tell us, what have you given us? is it a monarchy or republic? ben franklin replied, it is a republic if you can keep it. that is what we are trying to do, keep our republic and to keep it from those who tried to overthrow this government, who wanted to kill members of congress, who wanted to hang mike pence. all of you were in that gallery that day. we saw what happened. some of us made it back to our offices and places of lockdown. we knew at the time this was unprecedented. i hope we knew also we have to find a way to make sure it never ever happens again. i just want to make sure that we stay focused here. people all over the country are watching us. they know what this hearing is about. it is not about covid-19. it is not about border crossings. it is not about black lives matter. it is about a group of people who claimed to be tourists and who some of you have referred to as patriots and purists and in fact they were and are indeed provocateurs. pent up with anger and determination to overthrow that republic. being here is important and hea