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the deity was a sovereign on the sense of the people who came here and said he was king of america and that was by thomas. we know the creator is the author of truth and justice so what we has is a congress who is being paid to connect us with our king through mutual consent and debate and argument and laws and the establishment of truth and justice. that is not being affected. i am an army veteran myself, 68 -- went in 1968, a true believer, to find out the same cia/fbi that she did this -- host: will, do you have a questions about the economics of this? caller: yeah. truth is the key. why keep using the term pandemic when we know it was a plandemic and it was the common flu renamed as covid. that is a statistical fact. host: that is not roben farzad's expertise. we are talking about the economy. we will go on to joe in atlanta, georgia, democratic caller. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a question about the relative cost. if i understand correctly, the debt is 31 trillion dollars, and our gdp is $26 trillion, but nobody ever talks about our asset base. the united states, if i understand it

track, we moved from a color blind ideals spouseed by martin luther king to dividing people up by racial boxes. >> bill: mark, justices jackson and thomas went at each other in their decisions yesterday if we can pull out some quotes right here. justice jackson writing in part this decision is a tragedy for us all with let them eat cake ob livan today. they announced color blindness for all by legal fiat. justice thomas says as she sees things, we are trapped in a fundamentally racist society. such a view is irrational and insult to individual achievement and cancerous to young minds seeking to push through barriers rather than con sign themselves to permanent victimhood. your thoughts on their comments. >> well, i think you will be surprised to know the american public agrees with both of them in some way, right? the american public overwhelmingly does see that there has been racism even systematic racism through the society. when we ask them do you think racial preferences in college admissions or employment or other areas will fix this, they say no. 74% say no to that. so the public is incredibly sympathetic, wants to do something ab

determined the deity was a sovereign on the sense of the people i came here that said he was king of america and a by thomasthe creator is the author of truth and justice so what we has is a congress who was being paid to connect us with our king through mutual consent and debate and argument and laws and the establishment of truth and justice. that is not being affected. i am an army veteran myself, 68 true believer, to find out the same cia/fbi that cheated this just do line -- host: do you have a questions about the economics of this? caller: yeah. truth is the key. why keep using the term pandemic when we know it was a plandemic and it was the common flu renamed as covid. host: let's not roben farzad's expertise. we are talking about the economy. we will go on to joe, democratic caller. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a question about the relative cost. if i understand correctly, the debt is 31 join dollars and our gdp is 26 join dollars. but nobody ever talks about asset base. you knighted states, if i understand it, is worth $100 trillion where we are $30 trillion in the stock market, and

thomas by name multiple times. she described the ruling as profoundly wrong and devastating, saying that the pursuit of diversity will gone despite the court. sotomayor quoted martin luther kinging back paul butler, former federal prosecutor and professor at georgetown school of law, and peter bake, "new york times" chief, and white house correspondent. you heard some of the details there. is ketanji brown jackson speaking on behalf of a group of voices that has never had representation on this bench before? >> she absolutely is. when justice jackson was confirmed, we knew that she would spend a lot of time writing dissents, pushing back against this hard right ultimate tra -- ultra conservative supreme court, and her opinion today confirms that she was the right woman for the job. it's eloquent and powerful, but most importantly, justice jackson schools the conservatives on the court about the legacy of white supremacy in this country, and how the whole history of fourth amendment is about trying to remedy that horrific legacy. and the point of the 14th amendment was to create equal justice for black people. today's decision actually upends that history, so justice jackson c

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