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with no backing no evidence and no sources and that goes on constantly and that's where we have got tohawhat's your evidence. what's your evidence for this? we have had this issue on the table all day about civic engagement and it was certainly done where and an engagement turns into political activism and that's how it understood that they get involved in political activism and especially i think they should be punished. >> and your faculty. >> and your faculty but that incredible opportunity and harvard universities crammed with the best minds and they are are -- can we build a more positive form of civic engagement in the university? we talk about the issue of creating departments understand this idea and why it's him necessary toe have departments with your own power to create curriculum.. we have to have that and i grew that. we can't abandon the field of general education. or are civic. how would you do that? how would you have your programs translated? >> one of the speakers on the lastth panel said they are into device to publish. that's the model. you teach general education cou

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thing to get, and i got it, 28,000 soldiers free of charge from mexico and i said if you're not going tohaive them to, if you're not going to give them to me we will charge you a nice big beautiful fat tariff of 25%, 50%, it'll go up to 100% and they said we would be delight today give you 28,000 soldiers. last week i i heard they want to charge the united states billions of dollars, billions just forrs the purpose of sittig down with them and negotiating, can you imagine? can you imagine? they wouldn't be doing that with us. we willfully think of it, he terminated my agreements, safe third is a big deal. he rescinded title 42, peoe allowed into our country that are very sick with disease that can be easily spread and they are allowed into our country, that's a big problem too. he threw open the gates to millions of fighting-age males from all over the planet, you saw that. 29,000 people from china. everyone looks like -- i said, are we crazy or what? what the hell are we doing to our country? this guy is so incompetent, he's so bad and the only chance they have is all of this weaponizatio

what, justforestut their happen >> so we have toha ask ourselve, were they delusional all alongsh ? fo is this a plan for joe out by exposing what thercye th knew already to the world well before the dnc? >> so thene they could get him replaced? we cannot allow our country be this exposed to outside forces now that the world andrse our adversaries see that we are without a leader. but it makes you wonder, we didn't have a leader didn' for g time and we keep saying this is unfair and cruel to joe biden an t unfad. it's actually unfair and cruel to the american people to pu ty peop us through that.le >> and it was done by people w of of trump takes priority of love for our country. efor coso this isn't a review os debate. >> it's an autopsy. just a name. haven't heard from you yet. tell us what you think about all this. i mean, we have we have a whole hour by hour. i know there's look so much to say. i thought that tom friedman's comment from the new york times was interesting when he said he urges the commander in chief to put the nation's interests ft by not seeking reelection. and,

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i don't know that things can be done toha fix this.ow, trump is so terrible that this might heal itself, but based on what i'm hearing from a lot of people, and some of them are people that are in high elected offices in this country and you might guess where they serve.e there is a lot -- more than hand wringing- tonight. i do feel like people feel like we are confronting a crisis. >> claire, i want to talk to you about this in very nuts and bolts terms. given what you are describing, the kindat of reaction you are describing among people in the kinds of positions you're describing or at least alluding to, what can be done? what do you personally think should be done? >> well, i think, listen, this could be a situation where everyone talks it out over the next few i days. i do think this is a time that ted kaufman and rosheti and donlan and ron klain are going to have to have a heart-to-heart with the president about his ability to exude strength. andil listen, nobody is a bigge fan of kamala harris than i am. and, you know, governor

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what wentwent andhow young people need we are trying to decrease the amount of behavioral healthcare toha comment to that caregiver pre-sometimes is before young people actually recognize something is going on. and so we can put in support for thos young people. that single point of access makes a huge difference in t care. >> is this something we ought to be looking at in a bipartisan way to create some national for this sort of one point of contact that encourages help for the community heah services? >> yes i see states really struggling with this idea of who do i they have a really good really good service delivery s of how parents know to call? they mov a or go into different part of the state. knowing the service no matter where you go within the state is incredibly important as w parents can learn to rely on more point i think is important is whenou get to young people early we can change the trajectory of their experience. not only by providing good car but actually allowing both parents to come to trust the system that might always be truthful for folks. they need is incredibly i

and what happens toha roll over economically?auds around here. in my time here, i have never seen revisions in the economic data like we've been seeing this last several months.ions where t this great headline, everyone applauds, hey! keynesian economics, managed economy, industrl plan, it works, you see here? and then they don't mention that six weeks late the numbers are being revised way down. because you got your political pop already. we're actually in some of the revisions. fourth quarter wage and salaries. we had to revise down again. another $73. now some of this is, there's sampling error. there's some complications. this isn't a conspiracy. it's just, turns out the economy is different today than it was before the pandemic. number of people work at home. this and that. the way we sample. we have to modernize data. out y tax receipts aren't where the size of theco be. at the same time, you know, we're trying to figure out why the growth of the debt and deficit when we keep being told how great the economy. is now that it