senator tim scott also opposed him. the lone african-american member of the united states. this nominee had a robust, lengthy history of inflammatory racial writings. none of which he had turnover to the judicial committee when they were vetting him a lifetime appointment to federal appeals court. the nominee appointed/associated himself with some racially stuff. that paper started using this nice, angry indian cartoon to illustrate his section of the paper. i can say that from experience because i went to the same school as this guy at the same time. i remember those fights. in despite the fact that he tried to hide those writings from the senate, his nomination did appear to be on track and get confirmed through senate anyway. senator tim scott decided he was not okay for this guy and not willing to vote on this judge. what he called a feel good ethnic's elites. according to everett's reporting at the time on politico.com, senator tim scott started to voice his concerns in the possibility that he may vote no one day before the vote was scheduled on ryan bounds. senator sc

according to the reporting at the time in politico.com, senator tim scott started to voice his concerns and the possibility that he might vote no on this nominee one day before the vote was scheduled on ryan bounds. apparently senator scott spoke to the nominee himself to try to assuage his concerns. that did not work. then senator scott went to talk to his friend, senator marco rubio about it. and they decided to talk together to the nominee. they did so. that did not work. afterward, senator scott said no, i am not doing it. you cannot have my vote for this nominee. senator marco rubio said okay, no, if you're voting no, i will join you in that, too. and that was all it took. the nomination died. and burgess everett was there to their democrats cheering about it behind the doors of senator dick durbin's office. that was seven weeks ago. republicans are in control of the u.s. senate but only barely. they only have a 51-49 majority. at the time of that ryan bounds nomination seven weeks ago, that's when senator john mccain was out sick. so at that point wasn't 51-49. it was 50-49. that

joining me now is south carolina senator, tim scott. he's in charleston. charleston is not a stranger to hurricanes, neither is the rest of south carolina or north carolina. do you think the air is more prepared now than in the past? >> i certainly think year after year we learn more every year about what to do to be prepared for hurricanes. it's a team effort. it's not just a government team effort. it takes every individual heeding the warning to leave the coast. so important for us to help our team play better, so to speak, by getting out of harm's way. if you have the ability to leave, please exit now. that's an important part of our overall success. there's been tremendous coordination from the white house. i heard from president trump yesterday. we spoke about 15 minutes. the governor the day before. i've heard from hud and about 30 minutes, the department of transportation, secretary chao and i spoke. nick mcmahon from fca making sure that we all understand and appreciate the vast resources available in the aftermath of the storm. all of that is to

there are a few cases of nominees that were blocked, but -- there was one with tim scott over potentially racist views. democrats have not done all they can to gum up the system. we've seen 60 major judicial common -- judicial confirmation so far and it will probably be 68 by the end of the week in the senate. there is the farm bill, a very big issue in rural america, that will expire at the end of the month. we have the violence against women act, the federal aviation authorities, and also a real desire to get something done on opioids. the plate is full for congress in the coming weeks. >> we will continue to follow you on twitter and your reporting at bloomberg.com. thanks so much for all the insight. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, head of labor day, a look at right to work laws with national right to work legal defense foundation president. rogers talks about the role of labor unions. journal,washington live at 7:00 eastern on sunday morning. join the discussion. >> national book award-winning author jack woo

he called myself, governor tim scott. i can't think of anything that he has not offered that i wish he would offer. that is all i can say, to the people of south carolina the president is on this, the national emergency center in dc tomorrow to get an update, i will be home later in the day and we are as prepared as i know how to be but i want to stress this, you can do something about your own fate here. in the areas in question along the coast please leave. >> you are on the senate judiciary committee, questioning hearings for brett kavanaugh. in the next week or so that he will get around to voting but they he answered 1000 follow-up questions the primarily democrats had but tonight we are also hearing senator collins, a key gop vote in this says she has more questions, she wants to meet with him again. what do you think it is at this point? >> it is good. he couldn't have done a better job. the criticism against them is mostly manufactured. if you don't want to vote for conservative republican nominee just be honest a

tim scott, where is tim? good. i don't know, i feel guilty. they have been fantastic, all four. now, we've had a lot of help from congress in all fairness, and we're ready, and they're ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect, and that means unfortunately the money will be a lot, but it's going to come as fast as you need it. going to take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas, one of the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you, and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss. we will never leave your side. we're with you all the way, and to all those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help, and you will recover. most importantly, we give thanks to the incredible first responders including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters, our great cajun navy. they're all over the place. i put them up online and everybody loved it. everybody loved

tim scott. i feel pretty guilty. they have been fantastic. we have had a lot of help from congress. we are ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect. money is going to come as fast as you need it. we will take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas. one of the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you. you, we will never forget your loss, we will never leave your side, we are with you all the way. to all those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help. you will recover. most importantly, we give thanks to the incredible first responders, including sheriff, police officers, firefighters, our great occasion navy -- our great occasion navy. i put them up online, everybody loves them. way put themselves in harms and what they have done to save precious lives of our citizens has been nothing short of incredible. nearly 20,000 federal and military personnel are supporting the respon

tim scott? i don't know, i feel pretty guilty. come over here. they have been fantastic, and we have had a lot of help from congress, in all fairness. we are ready and they are ready to do what we have to do to make this perfect. that means, unfortunately, the money will be a lot, but it will come as fast as you need it. we will take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas. one of the most powerful and devastating storms to ever hit our country. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you. and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss and we will never leave your side. we are with you all the way. to all those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you, and ready to help. you will recover. most importantly, we give thanks to the incredible first responders, including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters, our great cajun navy, they are all over the place. i put them up online and everybody loves them. eve

south carolina senator tim scott joins us now.senator, you've been preparing the residents of your state. what so far are you seeing as far as response now that we've seen this hurricane make landfall? >> good morning. the response has been positive so far. the question we still have is there is a lot of residents still on the coast that did not leave or could not leave. so it's really important for us to tell those residents to stay put. at this point it's really too late to leave. most areas of the coast of south carolina and so it's really important to stay put. i think there is good news and bad news and the ugly. the good news is it's gone from a cat 4 to cat 1. the bad news is that hurricanes are not wind events only. they're really water events. which means that the impact of the water is going to be significant and the size of it is the ugly part. you put south carolina and north carolina together, florence is larger than both and it is slow. it will sit there and pour water, more water and more water on the residents. it

tim scott, the south carolina senator in south carolina. we'll have more after this.. still witnessing florence's fury right now and that is why you have no less than the defense department, and we were carrying this press conference yesterday, where they are detail iing what they are doing to protect people in harm's way. you will see them in all sorts of ways, army corps of engineers rebuilding, helping with roads and bridges, to ships that are just offshore and will act as temporary housing, if necessary, and if needed. colonel david hunter with us right now, fox military analyst. we forget about the role they play. it's a crucial role. >> yeah. the cities and states planned for this with exercises, they deal with fema, and department of defense. fema is not 911. the 911 part of this is department of defense, as you just described, was missing a bit in houston and in florida and in puerto rico. the department of defense, which you see now, have over 7,000 soldiers already prepositioned because you don't want them fighting for the storm to go help people. they have

lindsey has been great and tim scott. where is tim? i feel pretty guilty. come up here.een fantastic, all four. and we've had a lot of help from congress in all fairness and we're ready and they're ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect. that means unfortunately the money will be a lot but it is going to come as fast as you need it. we'll take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas, one of the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss, we will never leave your side. we are with you all the way. and to all those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help. and you will recover. most importantly, we give thanks to the incredible first responders, including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters, our great cajun navy. they are all over the place. i put them up online and everybody loved it.

so far david purdue called it troubling and tim scott is open for discussions and richard shelby whorussell saying he was awell respected senator. and so why the resistance and the republicans hesitating to replace a legacy with john mccain. >> look, i would go back to the statute's argument and people think that is a weird parallel, but a lot of republican voters at the base was really concerned particularly with republicans speaking too much as it relates to taking down the statues because they perceive it as a change of the culture, as trying to change history. i think the same argument would be applied to changing a russell building to the mccain building, despite the segregation has passed and as an african-american it -- would be against but for many republican voters they would more than likely demand the senators not change the name because the premise is in doing so you're attempting to alter history and we cannot do that and learn from it and move on. so republicans are extremely cautious with wanting to jump on the band wagon and some won't say he -- say i won't support th

is there a chance somebody like a tim scott principled on that nomination could do the same. tems from kavanaugh. >> i have nod had a conversation with him senator scott about this. i won't be speaking on his behalf. i don't see any of the similarities in this versus the other. and i think that we have the votes to nominate judge kavanaugh. i think it's going to happen. >> we shall see. we'll be back. we're going to talk more about those racial views and other stuff we heard in those hearings and our next hour. anonymous op-ed reeking havoc in the white house. another trump campaign adviser goes to jail. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it helps block six key inflammatory substances. most pills block one. flonase sensimist. discover.o.pills block one. i like your card, but i'm absolutely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe

tim scott. i don't know, i feel pretty guilty. they have been fantastic.9 congress. we are ready and they are ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect. that means, unfortunately, the money will be a lot, but it will come as fast as you need it. we will take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas, one of the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss. we will never leave your side. we are with you all the way. to all of those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help you will recover. we give thanks to the incredible first responders including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters, our great cajun navy. they are all over the place. i put them up on line and everybody loved them. everybody loved them. they put themselves in harm's way. what they have done to save precious liv

michael bennett, doug jones, james langford to some degree, tim scott, todd young on some issues.hat's your sense of this next generation if there's any chance they will be successful? >> i think there's clearly a hunger for more bipartisanship in the mold of john mccain but those efforts haven't come to fruition just yet. we've seen so many instances where the gang of 40 or the gang of 25 gathered -- >> talking six. >> gathered in susan collins' office or that office has been regarded as the switzerland of the senate. but yet what have they done to result from it? the polarization of our politics has really steeped down into the senate and there will be no figure like john mccain for some time. i thought it was appropriate when mitch mcconnell said he would put together a gang and figure out how to properly remember the senator because john mccain was involved in basically any gang in the senate whether it was trying to pass immigration reform in 2013 or, you know, trying to stave off a filibuster at times back in 2017 when it ultimately failed. but i think that there will be --

president is in the here and now, he is president of the united states, he called myself, the governor, tim scott. i can't think of anything that he has not offered that i wished he would offer. that is all i can say. to the people of south carolina, the president is almost, and i'm going to the national emergency center here in d.c., i will be home later in the day, we are as prepared as i know how to be pretty want to stress this. you can do something about your own state. if you live in the areas in question along the coast, please leave. >> shannon: you were also part of the senate judiciary committee, last week, the questioning and hearing for judge kavanaugh. within the next week or so, the committee will get around to voting. today, he turned and answers to more than 1,000 follow-up questions that primarily democrats had. tonight we are hearing that senator collins, a key g.o.p. vote in this, says that she has gotten more questions. she wants to meet with him again. what do you think his odds are? >> i think it's good. i don't think he could have done a better job. the criticism against hi

tim scott. they're with us all the way.ll the way and whatever we need from washington we are there. our team, i don't think there's ever been a team like this from everybody, virtually everybody, said what we're doing on a federal basis, what you're doing on a local basis and the coordination has been absolutely incredible. so i know you have a rough few days. it will last a long time. it could last a long time. but you're going to have a rebuilding process and we're behind you from day one, from three days ago, and now it looks nice but it's really the calm before the storm because you're going to have a lot of water. we see it. it's coming down. nobody would believe a thing like this could happen. and already you've broken all records and this is going to add four, five, six feet of water all over the state. so washington is with you. trump is with you. we are all with you 100%. we'll get through it. and i think the most exciting part is going to be that rebuild because we're going to have a lot of rebuilding. i flew ove

we have lindsey graham here, tim scott. they have really -- they're with us all the way.tever we need from washington, we're there. our team, i don't think there's a better team than this. from everybody. virtually everybody said it. what we're doing on a federal basis, what you're doing on a local basis and the coordination has been absolutely incredible. so i know you have a rough few days, going to last a long time. could last a long time. we're behind you from day one. from three days ago, now it's nice, but it's the calm before the storm. you're going to have a lot of water. we see it. it's coming down. nobody would believe this could happen. already you've broken the records, this is going to add four, five, six feet of water all over the state. so washington is with you. trump is with you. we're all with you 100%. we'll get through it. i think the most exciting part is going to be that rebuild. we're going to have a lot of rebuilding. a lot of damage. i flew over it. you haven't been hit yet by comparison to what's coming. i love south carolina. i love this state.

tim scott. really they're with us all the way. they're with us all the way.hington, we are there. our team, i don't think there's ever been a team like this from everybody, virtually everybody said it. what we're doing on a federal basis, what you're doing on a local basis and the coordination has been absolutely incredible. so i know you have a rough few days, and then it'll last a long time. could last a long time. but you're going to have a rebuilding process. and we are behind you from day one. from three days ago and now it looks nice, but it's really the calm before the storm. because you're going to have a lot of water. we see it. just comes down. nobody would believe a thing like this could happen. and be already you've broken all records x this is going to add 4, 5, 6 feet of water all over the state. so washington is with you, trump is with you. we are all with you 100%. and we'll get through it. and i think the most exciting part is going to be that rebuild, because we're going to have a lot of rebuilding. i flew over, and there's a lot of damage,

but republican senator tim scott was just asked in the hallway a few minutes ago if his support of kevin ike a change of these allegations are proven true and he said of course. so he is preparing for next monday's hearing at the white house and has no room for error. >> harris: just real quickly because this is something new. dianne feinstein says she wants more people at that hearing. just getting that note now from the senator's office. look at this look like, with the source another delay or what you hear in? >> we heard yesterday from texas senator that he would be satisfactory just to hear kavanaugh's side of the story, but the senate rules to allow hearing like this for cooperating witnesses on either side so that somebody could potentially backup each side that counts with something they thought they heard at the time. there does seem to be a great appetite on both sides of the aisle just to get as much information as possible out there adhering. the difference between the two sides would be the republicans want to get it all out there right now, they want to have that hearing on

what happened to you come on, pull up a chair, but lindsey has been great and tim scott.i feel and we've had a lot of help from congress in all fairness we're ready and they're ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect and that means unfortunately the money will be a lot, but it's going to come as fast as you need it. we're going to take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas, one of the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss we will never leave your side. we're with you all the way to all those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help. you will recover most importantly we give thanks to the incredible first responders, including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters, our great cajun navy they're all over the place i put them -- i put them up online and everybody loved them. everybody l

and moments before the confirmation vote, mcconnell pulled the nomination off the floor because tim scottpublican senator from south carolina, the only african-american republican in the senate, went to mcconnell and said i can't vote for him, he made some racist writings back in college and that's enough for me. he didn't have the votes, they pulled the nomination off the floor and the administration immediately withdrew the nomination. so there is precedent for this. here's the other thing. senator feinstein last night said that maybe we should call for another delay, this is just hours after they thought they had set everything up for the big hearing on thursday with christine blasey ford. there's an old expression on capitol hill that nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to. the fact that the democrats are now asking, you know, the senate judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley to tap the brakes, nothing is really agreed to here on capitol hill, neil. neil: let's say you lose one of those three closely monitored republicans. i'm going to take it as a given. it's a leap

. >> good morning, chairman alexander, ranking member murray, my friend and senate tim scott. members of the committee. and if i may, a surprise guest for me this morning, our state high school principal of the year, luke planning. i'm very honored to have this opportunity to talk with you today about what's going on in south carolina. i can assure you that i understand the rewards and challenges of serving in the classroom as a music teacher for 18 years and a principal serving at the state legislature and having to make tough policy decisions. now as a state-elected difference in education running an agency with a thousand employees and trying to show progress in a system of 780,000 students, 55,000 teachers, 1,200 schools and a diverse 82 districts ranging from world-class communities where you have everything at your fingerprints to the rural area where i live where school is the only job in town and walmart is about 30 miles away. we've held over 120 essa stakeholder meetings in our discussions, and the message was clear: educators complain that they were exhausted and fr

go tell my good friend tim scott, get on the right side of the road. where are you, mr. ing the fixing of the voting rights act. if you're black, but you're silent on the policies that cause disparate treatment to any people then you are an enabler of systemic racism. i was reminded the other day, and i know somebody kind of said oh, lord, he didn't say that. yes, i did. but it's not new. i was reminded the other day when dr. king and others started the montgomery campaign, the white power structure of montgomery got a group of black ministers to undermine dr. king, to come out publicly against it and that's why thurgood marshall said it doesn't matter if it's a black snake or a white snake. if it's trying to bite you it's a snake and i know you didn't expect that, but we have to deal with this thing. we have to deal with racism and racism is so ugly it will find people whom it is racist against and use them to participate in its own continuance. don't ever forget that when james reid from all souls church was killed after jimmy lee jackson down in selma, dr. king didn't

but lindsey has been great, and tim scott what's tim? good, i don't know i feel guilty.astic all four -- and we've had a lot of help from congress in all fairness, and we're ready and they're ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect -- and that means that unfortunately money will be a lot. but it's going to come as fast as you need it. to take care of everybody -- hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas one of the most powerful endeavor -- devastating storms to hit our country to families who have lost ones america grieves with you -- and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss. we will never leave your side. we're with you all the way. and for all of those impacted by terrible storm our entire american family is with you and ready to help and you will recover. most importantly we give thanks to the incredible first responders including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters our navy, they're all over the place. that's what -- i put them up online and everybody loves them. everybody

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and then scott -- where is tim? i feel pretty guilty. all have been fantastic, four.d a lot of help from congress. we are ready, and they are ready to do whatever we have to do to make this perfect, and that means, unfortunately, the money will be a lot, but it will come as fast as you need it. we will take care of everybody. hurricane florence was one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the carolinas, one of the most powerful and devastating storms to ever hit our country. to the families who have lost -- loved ones, america grieves with you and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your boss, we will never leave your side. we are with you all the way. impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help, and you will recover. give thanksntly, we to the incredible first responders, including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters, our great cajun navy. place.e all over the put them up online and everybody loved them. everybody loved it, but they put themselves, all of them, and harm's way, and what the

scott, thank you. >>> well, this is something we don't talk about much here, but, tim mcvay was our old boss. sean mcvay, he was tim's boy. we used to see him around here all the time when he was just out of high school. >> and he went to play for miami of ohio. i believe he was a wide receiver with miami of ohio. >> i will think he went to work with john gruden. >> isn't that crazy? he was running backs coach for the washington redskins. he could not have been more than 21 and he had a playbook. he was running the offensive running backs. >> and there is always comparisons between son mcvay and john gruden. their mannerisms. they kind of look alike, they are short, have blonde hair, and the way they talk. it is fun to watch the video on both of them. >> it's going to be a fun night because like you said, team is in town. i remember that little guy. it looks like a phonebook. in high school, we had 10 plays. okay. we are looking at hurricane florence. it is a big deal. it upgraded last night. it was a category 2 and then, bang, bang, bang. it wants the whole category 4 status as it moves alon

tim cook personally lobbied donald trump over the latest china tariffs and some of the tech giants products were spared from becoming part of the trade war let's speak to robert scott who's a senior international economist would be economic policy institute he's joining us from washington d.c. thanks very much for your patience with us first of all let me get your reaction on some tech companies like apple for example getting exemptions on some of their products from these tariffs on china what is that down to is it that is a down to personal lobbying efforts of tim cook. i think it's in part personal lobbying i think it's also about politics trump has structured days tariffs so that they apply to mostly producer goods industrial products like factory machines and raw materials and semiconductors that they use to make other things so consumers have been shielded from the effects of these tariffs on imports from china unfortunately that has the sort of negative impact that it's going to actually make our exports that we produce with a lot of those imports from china less competitive we're going to sell less of the china less of them to the rest of the world so it's

a hook bottom in the last month as scott mentioned at the top xli outperforming at a relative basis. there is the evidence that industrials are coming on here. >> tim is going to try and save the segment. >> i wouldn't say you blew it. it was a small miscoup. >> we got it. >> industrials why are people -- you show me the chart yet we feel the strels have been under pressure from the trade war. talk about that. >> maybe bk said it maybe the markets are discounting that perhaps we win the trade war maybe they are pushing china to be more consumer base rather than export technology paced nation maybe markets are discounting they are consumer demand based economy and start consuming some of the goods and services. i keep it simple i'm a simple minded following tooshds the trnds and it looks higher. >> i didn't know he blew it. >> no don't tell anybody biggest mistake is admitting he he blew it. >> nobody knows. >> you as a musician you never stop, never tell them you screwed up. >> all right industrials this month, cat 7% united tech. 6% boeing 5. >> to tim's point where he said everybody is under pressure and they are under and talks about it what hap

scott, thanks so much. hoping to hear more of their stories throughout the day. >> joining me now, though, by phone, is mayor timdwin, the mayor of holly beach, north carolina, just south of charleston. can you hear me? >> i can. good morning. >> thank you for jumping on the beach. the entire county is under a mandatory evacuation. i'm hearing that you're planning to stay put. i have talked to other mayors who are evacuating along with other residents. why, mayor, are you staying? >> well, our emergency management system is here. and as long as i have employees here, i'll be here. if we decide that the winds are picking up too much and we move to our next emergency management center, alternate, we'll all move at the same time. but we do have residents here who did not leave, as well as residents that did evacuate, and we have a duty to try to maintain their property and keep it as safe as possible for as long as we can. >> is there still a chance for those residents sticking around that you can convince them to evacuate, do you think? >> we have been trying to explain to people and trying to convince them that i

conversation, because tim cook, the ceo, has made it extraordinarily clear, guys, that we do have to believe that they expect the range of their products could be hit by trade. scott redler, talking about ear pods assembled in china, everything from the new iphones and i think that that concern bubbles up here. apple is one of the leaders, loss leaders, you could call it, on the s&p. >> you are exactly right. traders today were using apple as an indicator, as a trader you need points of reference and indicators. today we said can apple hold 222-ish and it couldn't. now it's below 220. remember last week, apple put a low in at 216.50. i think traders are watching that. if all of a sudden apple doesn't hold 216.50 with a hard close below it, sentiment will get a little sour on china and on tech and that could be a few little problems for the market in the next week or so until we deal with the fed that we have to figure out what they have to say. liz: todd, do you agree with that? >> yeah, i do agree with that. i also think what we heard from the president when it comes to apple, you know, i think is a blanket statement, build your things here, avoid the tariff. eas

scott in 1910. this team is different, comprised of five women each born in a different decade. right now, they're in training in the north of scotland. timies were reading and classical music, and after he died, i wanted to be active as well. jan's rowed the atlantic, she has been to the north pole, and she wants to find out how women of different ages react to the same extreme conditions by leading the polar maidens to the south pole. what is the difference between the ages how you recover? how we recover emotionally? done with men and athletes. but not much being done with women. today's session is near inverness. it is particularly hard pulling on sand, but i guess this might give us a good idea of snow conditions. tanvee is 23, 50 years younger than jan. how hard are you finding the training? i think for me it is hard. being young, we have the advantage to adapt fast physically. oxygen levels in the blood will be measured throughout the expedition. to see what effects age has on the fitness and recovery rate in extremely cold conditions. culturally, we are quite ageist, i think and expect less of people as they get older. often, olde