well, joining us now, it's francis boyle, professor of lord the university of illinois college of law. thank you for coming on. the 1st thing i want to ask you is that everyone seems to be passing the situation going on around like a hot potato. donald trump is slammed biden's actions the was defeat in the history of the u. s. biden and blank can say this is the cause that we would doubt who really is to blame for what's going on now. well, thank you for having me on my best to your jewelry. what is there a whole my friends at o. r g? yes, this is a catastrophic failure for us imperialism along the vietnam in there won't kill with regrets. it's, it's, as you said, a hot potato. there is no reason for the united states to have attacked and invaded afghanistan in the 1st place. i oppose this war from, from the decor reason, given before it started. it's clear shop, one of your presenter is pointed in their afghanistan had nothing to do with 911. this was a pre plan war of aggression against the dentist to put the united states military forces into were interesting in order to secure acc

college light after the depression really started, and he came from a kind of lower middle class working class kind of background. his parents were immigrants but he went to college, university of illinois, don't go beyond that. he went went to college somewhere. >> university of illinois. >> and he got a degree in journalism so i thought he was all set up for this great journalism job somewhere. he went out and tried to find work and he could anywhere. he kind of turned his travels around the region to find work into a new literary calling. he decide to see what was going on to like observe how people were living. when that was all happening he became radicalized picky decide the promises of american democracy and american society has fallen apart because of the depression. he was seeing how people were living. he decided the problem is not just some faulty policies in washington or this temporary thing called the depression. it's a a capitalism so he beca left-wing radical and kind organize his whole literary mission around this idea. he wanted to show the suffering that was happening across the country and now this is all rooted in the system he felt was very brutal and unjust. he wa

is a member of the three-person chicago board of elections commissioner and associate professor at the college business billing state university in illinois. finally, sherilyn is the director to the council of our nations oldest legal organization focusing on racial justice, an incredible component of that is the issue of voting rights and access to ballots. sherilyn is the resident and director of the naacp legal defense fund. we will first hear from each of them and then we will have a broader discussion with me as your moderator about some of the issues the area of voting we face in 2021. i first turn to john yang. >> thank you very much for organizing this and really bringing up this important discussion. certainly, in this moment, our democracy is under attack in many ways when we talk about voting and it's critical we have a frank conversation about this franchise of voting. let me first ground it in what we see in the american -- asian-american community. we can offer what we are seeing on the ground, what we are seeing in terms of attacks on voting and how we should collectively talk about these issues and getting to a space where

until he went off to the university of illinois, roughly 200 miles away, and became a star athlete, that he truly noticed a girl from back home for the first time. it was during college break. the former classmates bumped and each other in quincy, and quickly became an item. cory wasted no time spreading her good news. >> i'll never forget the, day i was playing tennis with a friend of mine, inquiry came over, and met us, and that's when she told us. that kurt was it. >> she went to high school with the new couple >> surprised? >> not really. they seemed a great fit together. and she was very much smitten. >> it wasn't long before corey was also telling her mother, she found the one. >> she comes home, and were sitting there, and she said i've met the man i'm going to marry, whoa. >> and she kept her promise. in 1991, just after college, corey and kurt married. he studied law, she s'more worked a small job to support them. both after graduation they bought a home in quincy. >> they wanted to be in the neighborhood. they wanted to be close by. it just made it all the better. so we found them a house, and they move back. >> fortunately over the fence. >> three houses u

today college football returns and carley shimkus spoke to fans at the university of illinois about gettingy matchup. >> illinois versus nebraska. are you excited? >> very excited. >> i haven't been to a football game since my freshman year. i'm excited to get back to the stadium. >> reporter: kickoff is today at 1:00 pm eastern on fox and those are your headlines. pete: president biden's handling of afghanistan is not a surprise to some. sean duffy joins us on biden's foreign-policy. as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire pool floaties are like whooping cough. amusement parks are like whooping cough. even ice cream is like who