claimed to represent a fundamentalist group called the tree and jihad in greater syria unquote. and who they could secure today quote resoundingly moderate an operation unquote against mr hariri as an agent of what was described as the infidels saudi regime the attached letta claimed that the suicide operation was carried out by quote the more would you had. unquote for the prosecution term this as a false claim of responsibility for the attack on mr hariri and indeed it was the group is fictional and mr abu adust did not kill himself in the explosion he was not the suicide bomber missed a couple of dusts a religious 22 year old disappeared from his home in beirut on the morning of sunday the 16th of january 2005 and his family has not seen him since presumably he is no longer alive mr nessie and mr sabur are alleged to have arranged his disappearance by recruiting him at a mosque in beirut in the proceeding weeks in general 2005. the successful attack on mr hariri was carefully planned and implemented the 6. network mobile users were responsible for mr hariri mota on the 14th a

while some could barely remember the ordeal juta the injuries and shock and describe daters quote unquote dream like many gave a vivid account of the explosion and immediate aftermath it severely damaged nearby buildings so. i beg your pardon such as the age s.p.c. bank 70 to 80 firefighters arrived to try to put out the fire mr frewen they haven't survived the immediate impact of the explosion he was transferred from the american university of beirut medical center to france for treatment where he suck um to his injuries. 2 months later. in february and march 2005 the lebanese military intelligence and in sternal security forces conducted their own investigation and then man a cease of the explosion. from the way in a request from the lebanese prime minister the u.n. secretary general dispatched a fact finding mission to bear root to inquire into the causes the circumstances and the consequences of this assassination the investigation was not conducted according to international standards it was a recent aged disorganized and there was a chaotic approach to the crime scene investigation

versus a genuine market fundamentalism in genuine free market capitalism when you have this quote unquote free hand free hand in the market not being so free and basically dictating so much if anything february showed overtly the very you know socialistic direct involvement of central banking and hybrid public and private banking and dictating the mors of our existence to our i don't care how efficient you run your company you're only 20 people i mean you're literally being put to the back of the line versus she you know shake shack for instance which you know is still making money is still bringing in revenue whether takeout or otherwise and yet you know they get pushed to the front of the line because the relationships column crony esther otherwise but it's like where's free market versus where it's not. you know it's all met to synthesize towards further hybridisation of what we would know classically as as market fundamentalism versus just straight up you know giving $2000.00 a month to folks that are destitute and or sick and not putting in them into poverty traps where the same time

quote, for any purpose, unquote. not merely the treatment of covid-19 patients during this public health emergency. so that is about as broad as it gets, and it would be in place, that liability -- impenetrable liability shield would be in place for several years. now, it gets worse when it comes to people of disability. to add insult to injury, just consider what we did just last week. our nation celebrated the 30th anniversary of the americans with disabilities act, a law that extended civil rights protections to people with disabilities in every state. president george h.w. bush signed the bill into law and republicans and democrats and independents all over the country celebrated the 30th anniversary. literally the next day the majority proposed this corporate liability shield, which would blow a hole in the protections provided by the so-called a.d.a. after the celebration of 30 years. that makes it possible -- that bill, the americans with disabilities act, makes it possible for people with disabilities to be f

the quote abduction unquote of mr us or the dissemination of the false claim and therefore precludes that liability as a. accomplices the trial chamber therefore finds that mr nesis and mr sabras liability as accomplices for the crimes charged has not been proven beyond a reasonable doubt. the trial chamber's determination that the prosecution failed to prove the 2 accused took part in the folds claim is faisal to the charge of conspiracy against them the trial chamber therefore finds that mr n.s.e. and mr sabur cannot be found responsible for conspiracy to commit a terrorist act as charged in count one on the indictment but. turning to mr hasan had been. mr sole plaited role in the conspiracy is as the coordinator of the false claim of responsibility this depends upon mr and mr sabra acting as chad jd concerning the conspiracy and the alleged calls to and from mr bad to dean in the green network and in particular mr abu adust his disappearance. the only reliable evidence supporting it is of mobile calls between the 3 purple my balls over 2 separate periods and both aspects come soli

in fact the president made sure to mention it is quote/unquote a good idea. then he went on to tweet out this photo, just to give us an idea of what it would look like. but he's totally denying he ever even asked. here with me now to discuss is editor-at-large chris cillizza and toll use rinippa. and so chris, i'll start with you. this isn't the first time that trump has mused over vanity projects. but is the president just trolling here or what? >> no, i think he genuinely would like to be on mt. rushmore or some other similar mountain that has carving space, which mt. rushmore didn't. and think about who he is. he's a real estate guy. and he said washington made a mistake but not putting his name on mt. vernon and he believes to be up there with lincoln in who has gotten so much done in the first term. remember he said he's joking about many things that he's not joking about to buy himself some level of plausible deniability. >> i wish, tolluse, i wish this was most bizarre thing we've seen from this administration in a while. but, you sir, were actually at

unquote. jemele, the politics of this feel too thick for people who look like you and me to get anything done. i feel like black and brown people are going to lose this one. >> we already have lost, joshua. looking at the tweets of a child. that is somebody who is not fit to not only be president but not fit to be anywhere near governance. that is someone who is clearly lacking in the temperament and the knowledge and the intelligence in order to to do the job that is required and frankly, when you -- we continue to see these kinds of memphis from the president. what we need to do as citizens is guard against us becoming numb, when we see them. we cannot simply say, ok, there goes trump going off again, doing what he does. this is the president of the united states. and we need to hold ourselves up to the standard that demand a bedroom -- better leadership. we need to essentially say to ourselves, what am i willing to accept from a president and frankly, we've seen now that this man is not goi

jha's point, a lot of coronavirus could be, quote, unquote, hiding, correct? >> absolutely.the early days of the pandemic where we were really only testing the really sick people that were coming into the hospital. our positivity rates at that point were through the roof. we were only catching the sickest of the sick. we're seeing something similar now with these high positivity rates. it tells us that the asymptomatic or the minimally asymptomatic aren't even showing up to be tested because they know they'll have to wait a week or two weeks to get results. as we said before, that's almost pointless. add on to that, of course, the tropical storm that affected many of our southern states this past week, including much of the northeast, that may also explain some of the drops in testing, but at the base of it, i think, is that people know there is really no point to showing up at these drive-thru or walk-in testing centers, because they're not going to get actionable information, which is what they would be searching for. it's on us to have a national strategy to create that n

especially folks who are trying to sell you natural organic, quote-unquote, healthier foods say things like, exactly like what you just said. like, you know, make sure you can pronounce the ingredients, make sure that, you know, there aren't that many of them on the label. if it's something your grandmother wouldn't recognize as food, you know, don't eat it, that kind of thing. and i have a little bit of a skeptical view of that kind of thing. one of the sort of, one of the things i did in the book is i was like, okay, let me just invent a food processing scale. and the way i'm going to do is to count the number of ingredients and everything and then count the number of sill basketballs in every -- syllables in every single ingredient and just add those two numbers up. and if you do that for skittles, you get like 109 or something like that, i think. >> okay. >> and then i thought, okay, what if you do that for coffee or an apple or lettuce or anything, that, you know, you'd consider to be really natural. and i was like, well, coffee, two syllables, so the answer is 2? then i was like,

top trade advisor peter navarro said that the initial phase one deal struck in january was quote unquote on track the tensions between the u.s. and china have grown in recent weeks with washington singling out chinese firms doing business in the u.s. including to talk over by dance we chat. and another firm singled out by washington huawei world's leading manufacturer of 5 g. network here the u.s. campaign seeks to have allies around the world dump the supplier for security reasons europe has become the focal point of that campaign in particular. in the high tech city of shenzhen where huawei is headquartered 5 g. is already a reality chinese state television runs footage of transmission mass under construction always become the world's largest network your supplier and was planning to supply its kit for 5 g. networks around the world but the u.s. has banned its companies from doing business with while away much to the annoyance of officials in beijing. the u.s. has done shows clearly that the market economy and fair competition principle it claims to champion is nothing but a fig leaf.

attorneys, unquote, go to polling locations on election day in order to prevent fraud.you must know any conduct that intimidates voters is prohibited by federal law, several states are laws expressly forbidding a law enforcement presence at the polls. has the president discussed with you deploying any of your law enforcement agents to serve as poll watchers? >> no, absolutely he has not. again, that's not what we do at the department of homeland security. we have law enforcement authorities and law enforcement officers at the department, we have express authorities given to us by congress and this is not one of them. we do a lot of protection across the country for a lot of different circumstances including portland and a number of other cities across the country, but this is not a mission for the department of homeland security. >> so if the president told you to send armed agents from dhs to polling stations on election day you would say, no, sir, that's not in our bailiwick? >> jake, we don't have any authority to do that at the department. >> president trump said th

quote/unquote. today the former vantd hice pre and his running mate kamala harris hoped they would take a different approach taking 2345r9 a covid-19 briefing with a group of public health experts. start with arlette sainz in wilmington, delaware. the second official day for the biden/harris team. they're kicking off really from where they left off from day one. hammering the president on his response to the pandemic. though listening to joe biden saying really it's just about wearing a mask, being responsible. it's about being a patriot. >> reporter: yeah, joe biden and kamala harris choosing their attack for today, the coronavirus pandemic. once again criticizing the president for his response. they actually sat for a virtual briefing with some public health experts before their remarks and then spoke briefly about the need to wear masks. talking also about vaccines. take a listen to a little of what both of them had to say just a few moments ago. >> this is america. be a patriot. protect your fel

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can have single family homes and on and on and on she's said that she supports if necessary quote unquotehat packing of the united states supreme court. and she believes in eliminatings the filibuster. now, any one of these things could be destructive to our constitutional system to our economic system to your liberty and to your community any one of these things. is that sound like a pragmatic moderate to you, ladies and gentlemen? that sounds like the most extremist radical politician ever to run for high office in the united states of america. it's about as clear of an unamerican anticapitalist anti-individual anti-constitution agenda as one has ever stated. but what about kamala harris when she was district attorney. what about kamala harris when she was attorney general of california? what's happening is the democrats siting that an example to show she's a moderate well eve a man who's been tracking this for some time his man is mark. he's a law and liberty contradicting editor written extensively about this and he knows quite a bit about kamala harris and her rule as district attorn

because what you saw the president do during this quote/unquote news conference was really deliver a campaign rally speech, except his audience, the thousands he typically likes to see in a crowd was about a dozen reporters and a few dozen members of his personal golf club. and frankly, this reminded me of days back during the 2016 campaign where the president had these victory nights where he also did the same thing. they were quote/unquote press conferences, but also packed with a couple dozen members of the peanut gallery, who would be cheering him on during these addresses. and so, the president, certainly, here, is reveling in the showmanship. and it is a big part of it, right? beyond the policy of this. beyond the executive order. beyond what this could do to potentially help americans and address the situation with his deadlock in congress. the president is putting on a show here, and i think it was pretty clear. >> it is, indeed. thank you, jeremy, so much. i can't even believe he says we have a lot of good news. enjoy it. well, now, i want to bring in toluse olorunnipa who i

and even though the president tweeted it was a quote/unquote great meeting, one source said it is clear that the president still doesn't get it on the the severity of the crisis. in an interview just this morning the president bolstered that claim repeating his belief that the coronavirus will just snow disappear. >> my view is the schools should open. this thing is going away. it will go away like things go away and my view is that schools should be open. if you look at children, children are almost -- and i would almost say definitely, but almost immune from this disease. >> let's -- on that last point. on the push to reopen schools, you just heard the president of the united states claim that children are immune from coronavirus. that is not true. the latest cdc data shows that nearly a quarter of a million kids from birth to age 17 have tested positive. and we'll have much more on the situation facing u.s. schools in just a moment. but first, here is a look at where we all stand now nationwide. and there are some positive signs. just a handful of states are reporting an increase in

i think the big question is in painting this, quote/unquote, rosy outlook, is it clouding his judgment on how to respond to this crisis, and is he making it all about november? >> yeah. it's not just clouding his judgment. he's willingly ignoringing tingt that 152,000 are dead. it's hitting the midwestern states. it's hitting the rural as well as suburban areas. we have to be embracing it. the president obviously did not like those comments over the weekend an for the first time he attacks dr. birx who, you know, has received some negative views and criticisms amongst critical health experts for enabling and facilitating the president's overly sunny take on the pandemic previously and has lead to the president's miss guide and poor decision-making process this. weekend when dr. birx offered some blunt talk, you know, to cnn in response to house speaker nancy pelosi's criticism, the president was not happy about that, dismissed her comments, called her pathetic, and then went to a white house briefing yesterday and said the exact opposite of what dr. birx had recommended. recommended th

as i was six months ago and i would add to the question how are we going to know if people, quote unquote voted. and you described russian elections. i don't know that we are sophisticated enough to distinguish. >> that is a huge question. let's start with institutions. listening to your podcast has helped me think through to the conditions that allow the institutions to function. i remember your podcast about the travel ban and the ways in which it was a course of action. if they are not fixed in a vacuum they are entirely dependent. donald trump is a back seat after in the way that he treats the law he sees it as an obstacle and something to get around. correct me if i'm wrong but i think the american court system i'm not sure you can make a system like this still continue to function so that the when he comes up with the travel ban and again a real estate developer would try to get around. they want us to call this alley a road okay we will but that is until the court is designed to function as a. a. it's a relationship that doesn't take into account we create the conditions. as for th

you talked earlier about how it's difficult to tell the difference between quote, unquote the lebaneseservice securities and the hezbollah militia men, do you get the sense that hezbollah by extension, their leader hasan and iranians are really pulling the strings here? trey: look, when it comes to hezbollah, they are certainly pulling the strings. if you look at the graffiti in the wall -- excuse me. we are getting teargas here. if you look at the graffiti in martyr square, you see iran and statements against the regime all over because these people understand the connection. they know that iran has tentacles as it was describe today me before in different part of the middle east all over and that's the concern that even if you bring in another leader to lebanon, that they will have some relation to iranian regime and some relation to hezbollah militant leader and then ultimately some relation to the ongoing proxy conflict in the region and that is something the lebanese people do not want to be associated with and that's why you see many chants and many slogans and many actions in ma

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and evan, this official called his statement a quote/unquote election threat update. you know. >> reporter: that is right. this is an update from bill evano with the efforts to thwart the work the foreign countries are doing to undermine the u.s. elections in 2020 and for the first time we're hearing specifics about what these countries in particular russia and china are up to with regard to the 2020 election. in general terms they're trying to sow discord and faith in the system but we're hearing for the first time from bill evana that the russians are trying to undermine joe biden's campaign and while the chinese are trying to undermine president trump's re-election. let me read a part of what he said. quote, we assess that china preferred a president trump who beijing sees as unpredictable. china has been expanding influence ahead of the november 2020 election to shape the policy and environment of the united states, pressure commit views, as far as russia is concerned he said that we assess that russia is using a range of measures to primarily engage joe biden and

expect him to say anything that addresses unrest in this country but we'll see more of this quote, unquoteson cooper asked joe biden today what he made of this attack, what joe biden's america will look like, and the vice president joe biden pointed out these are all images of trump's america. i understand why richard nixon did law and order but he's the incumbent. isn't there a certain degree of risk with this approach? >> potentially. trump is very much fashions himself under this law and order banner, which is similar to nixon's strategy in the '60s. there are key differences as you pointed out, trump is the incumbent. this is part of a larger pattern trump has been using throughout his dpraens. when he tweets about the suburbs to his predominantly white base, it's part of the pattern where he says white nationalists in virginia were very fine people, where he tweeted predominantly black cities were rat infested in the past. again, it would be surprising if the president changed any of that rhetoric that existed over the last four years. i expect we'll see more of that, especially as ke

we're told by organizers, the only time they took a quote, unquote pause from the rally was back duringtive for coronavirus during iowa state university's first week back. this is out of more than 3,000 who were tested upon coming to campus this past week. half of the infected students will remain in isolation on campus and the other half chose to isolate at home. 7 people are quarantining after one of them tested positive for the virus at notre dame. >>> north carolina, duke university is opening a hot line to report students not following coronavirus safety rules. the hot line is dacalled duke speak up. it comes after a sorority event at a packed off campus house. >>> we have much more in our next hour including the fall out from the president's executive action on covid-19 relief. >>> the very latest on joe bind's vp search and how the already changing road to a vaccine gets even more difficult in communities of color. stay with us. difficult in communities of color. stay with us ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts

walking into the meeting mnuchin and meadows were quote, unquote, hopeful. according to sources i'm told during yesterday's meeting, those two, mnuchin and meadows impressed upon schumer and pelosi if there is not significant progress in the upcoming days, that could increase the possibility that president trump would go ahead and use executive action. that is why one source described the meeting that is taking place up on the hill right now as quote, unquote, big inflection point. president trump this morning said one of those executive actions could potentially be directing the irs to suspend collecting payroll taxes. watch. >> well i may do it myself. we're negotiating right now. i have the right to suspend it and i may do it myself. i have the absolute right to suspend the payroll, to do the payroll tax. we call it a payroll tax suspension. that is to beef up small businesses to hire back workers. reporter: big four meeting but a part of that meeting is newly installed postmaster general as well. here is the reason why. the postal service has been a key

might expect as she updates her call from four years ago that when quote they go low, we go high unquote. she'll explain how that mantra applies now in the context of what she sees as four chaotic and decisive years. we'll find out how pointed she's willing to get and will serve as a character witness about joe biden, the man she saw tested during his eight years as her husband's vice president. tested during policy fights and of course, when his son beau died of brain cancer. we also will hear from senator bernie sanders who will call for progressives who backed him and backed elizabeth warren and other more liberal candidates to join together and unite behind joe biden to defeat trump no matter who they supported during the primaries as the democratic party struggles to win over progressive skeptics of biden. we're told that sanders will validate biden's economic vision or try to do so at least and argue that the former vice president is committed to fixing health care, even though of course, sanders and biden have many strong disagreements on the subject. the democrats are looking to

in regard to kamala harris being called quote/unquote too ambitious, that happened around the time thatass' name also started getting into this conversation. so there were two pieces of this. one where bass was being brought up as the anti-kamala, that is something that bass shut down pretty quickly. she said on the breakfast club, that she spoke with kamala harris and they're not doing that. this pitting against each other that is happening in some media outlets. then the other piece of this. where kamala harris ran for president. that takes a lot of ambition to do that whether you're a man or a woman. the fact that she's being dinged by some, she was speaking to that in a pretty remarkable way. listen to what she said. >> my mother, again, she had many sayings. one of them she told me years ago, honey, and i'm saying this to all you young ladies, people will be fine when you take what they give you. but oh, don't take more. and so i say that to say, there will be a resistance to your ambition. there will be people who say to you, you are out of your lane. >> and i would note, alex, th

i never stop laughing. >> who on "curb" is most like their quote unquote character in real life, larrychard lewis? >> richard in real life is crazier than he is on the show. so if you watched the show and you go, this guy's nuts, real life it's a whole other level. >> we would definitely welcome a whole other level of richard lewis. i didn't know that was possible from spending a little bit of time with him. i'll tell you, we asked garland if he would change his debut on "the beat" for a fallback friday. he said yes. we won't to hold him to it. now, don't go anywhere. because tonight, you have coverage of night three of the rnc with all your favorite anchors on msnbc. if you stay up late, i will be back tonight at 1:00 a.m. eastern. but first "the reidout" starts now. eastern. but first "the reidout" starts now. ...steering life at 10 and 2. you're prepared for this. and so are we. soon you'll get back to skipping the counter without missing a beat. back to choosing any car in the aisle. back to being the boss of you. go national. go like a pro. with acetaminophenction fights pain in t

world unquote he may have hoped to underscore the idea of beaver island is a new zion of prophecy.that promised land were according to the teachings of the latter day saints would help gather to usher in the second coming of christ and the advent of his 1000 year reign on earth. i should point out that this picture in front of you is not an illustration of the sea monster that he said was spotted off the island great but it was one of the many sea monsters that legitimate people thought they saw and 1847 and 1848. this is a royal navy ship that spotted the sea monster somewhere. so that just gives you a sense of intense. we are talking about. and so strang, i was not his only reason for going to that island. he also started a criminal enterprise. you can take it down advantage. he basically had a pirates colony going out where he'd sent people throughout the lake and to steal horses and other items. is a lot of controversy about this, early writer said there's actually no proof that strength hold off any of these crimes and that it was all antibias. there's plenty of anti- moment b

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executive order tells health and human services and the centers for disease control to, quote, consider, unquote whether an extended eviction moratorium is reasonably necessary to protect the public health. he is asking two federal agencies to consider a question he posed to them. now i imagine a lot of people who may have watched the president with the american flags up at his country club, imagine a lot of them thought wow, the president just said that no one can get evicted. that's not what he said at all. it was a sham. he said hhs and cbc should consider whether an extended eviction moratorium is reasonably necessary to protect the public health. and then he asks treasure to look around in the bank accounts to see that any money to people who might be evicted or you know the way to help people who are evicted? first of all, let them be evicted in the first place, but to help them and the landlords, let's ask the rental assistance provision that's in the heroes act that passed the house. so, mr. president, whether you look at the unemployment insurance provision for that payroll tax provisio

i was a good kid quote unquote. i didn't drink and early adulthood. the time i talk about in the book really is a time of ten or 30 years from basically my early 30s to my late 30s so i was here in seattle and working and you know you sort of describes where the places i worked so it was sort of when i worked at [inaudible] and then of course i didn't mention this in a particular excerpt but it was about the first time i went to rehab but i got fired from a job and then got sober shortly after that so that was about five and half years ago. we're talking about a decade of time. >> got it. okay, that's helpful to have that out there about what happened. i think one of the things that is astonishing about this book and we talked about this a little bit before is a show called the ugly drunk story. it's very warts and all and the warts are wordy. there are some tough stories in here and i feel like that is really an contrast with most recovery stories we see from women. women's memoirs of alcoholism tend to storefront the idea of i'm high functioning and

and going into year end if you start to see the democrats gain a lot more traction, they are quote, unquote, softer on a lot of these federal regulations as far as cannabis. so i'll stay pretty consistent with what i've said in the past. i think you're going to see a lot of consolidation in the space. i think you've got to buy the ones that actually make money or have a pathway to making money and the rest of the space is going to be gobbled up as we progress that day is near make your own etf in the cannabis space and buy the top names. >> tim >> i think the profitability is the key. i do think you have some dynamics whether it's blue wave or not, these businesses have become too important on a state level with major holes in their budgets. i think this is a bipartisan issue. i think the most importae issuee sheet rationalization that the big companies have made. >> big numbers there on cresco thankcoming up, the one chart that could tell us where the market is really headed. it is your chart of the week we'll let u owyokn what that is when "fast money" returns. for skin as alive as you ar

the leaders all said that she is a, quote-unquote, pragmatic e moderate, she will reassure voters that the democratic party is not hostage to all those radical extremists who are supposedly peacefully protesting. but a closer look at the senator's record show otherwise. the website govtrack u.s. finds harris was the most liberal senator last year, even more so than bernie sanders and elizabeth warren x. she certainly poll you should ed her credentials with aggressive questioning of brett kavanaugh during his supreme court confirmation hearings. but she's also shown a remarkable level of ideological flexibility when she's needed to. california's top prosecutor, she enjoyed a reputation for being tough on crime, prosecuting people for marijuana possession and parents whose kids were truant. it was a popular stance that won her e he re-election. but as the political winds have shifted, she's become somewhat more sympathetic to youth who find themselves in trouble with the law for rioting and committing violent crimes. now it's the apparently all systemic ray ism that's to blame. -- racism

. >> you talk about that and your book, this is what america looks like, you talk about the quote unquote eyes of somalia that have followed you around, what does that mean? >> when you're growing up in a family that is as big as mine was, it is obvious you were growing up in a small town where everybody knows what another, not only was my family huge but almost everybody knew my family, that kinda followed us when we came to american to move to minnesota so i kind of always grew up living in a fishbowl in a way in which i am now where everybody had an opinion about how i was being raised, what i was learning and where i was spending my days but i was wearing and we are very expressive community, people aren't really shy to share their opinion, it was hard being a teenager in that environment because you're not only accountable to your parents, your accountable to a whole set of communities that often does not fully have a comprehension of what values they are speaking of, and so there was always a push and pull in many contradictions and hypocrisies that showed up, luckily i was growing

people have a lot of theories on what causes homelessness, quote, unquote. a lot of them are partly right and a lot of them are stupid. but for me, you know, when you're talking about people who have really big mental health struggles and struggles with addiction, which is very prevalent among people who are homeless, i feel that it could have been me, but for a lot of privilege and a lot of luck. i mean, another thing that runs through my story is just an insane amount of luck. there's a story i tell in the book about driving down a freeway for, you know, something like 30 minutes and where i'm from, and in a complete blackout. like 12-lane freeways, complete blackout going too fast and waking up in a parking lot, i was headed to the airport, i was on the other side of town and it sprawls forever and the era before smart phones, i had no idea where i was. why am i alive? i don't know. so when i look at somebody who is living in a tent and is addicted to, say, alcohol or heroin, i just think, if i didn't -- if i hadn't been lucky and if i hadn't had a certai

of course there's northern california which is had the quote unquote state of jefferson which takes inells idaho in oregon. which has gone on for a very long time. what's really interesting about the trump constituency in my view, is that the most -- the best predictor of who would be a trump voter was not the presence of immigrants and their mixed. but the absence. so people tended, on the call this the imaginary other. that the imaginary other was far more threatening and far more effective politically than actually living among immigrant immigrants. so the trump constituency is interestingly very well or perhaps in its best split nation in terms of disperse, geographic dispersal is notable for living in places in zip codes re- don't find immigrants. >> host: okay. there are a whole series of questions, larry, they're asking to crystal ball. i will throw them at you but it may be just beyond the ability of your crystal ball today. one says what if he loses the election and refuses to leave office? what if it is very close and he refuses to leave office? appeal were to lose, what migh

this country was formed in a line with the constitution and he said that they don't need any quote unquote foreign governments or a mediators for that matter and of course so washington added their own 2 cents into the conflict and said this is what they had to say about it i was glad to see the release of some protesters but that certainly is not in the community activists to support the bill and rescind people to achieve their sovereignty the range freedom the peaceful radek insignias here outside of the bell russian embassy and of course we will be here to bring you any more developments. wealth on the lists whether they think the e.u. sanctions plan will have the desired effect. there are discussion with the european union because they are in a difficult situation because on one sacked. they would like of course some political change the changes in their lives get in the same time they don't want to . serve their interests most western countries and especially i think germany wants to have them niggas here she was told a moment the sanctions they are talking about are mostly symbolic a

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country was formed in line with the constitution and he also added that there is no need for quote unquote foreign governments or end mediator in this case meanwhile washington added its own $0.02 on the situation in belarus and the country's state department issued this statement. i was glad to see the releases protesters but that certainly is not in the image activists to support the bill of regime people to achieve their savage of the a free to. follow will be here outside the bella russian embassy for a while and bring you of course all the updates as soon as they become available. but i thank you roman roman costa method the better russian embassy in moscow. will be did us to analysts whether they think that the e.u. sanctions plan will high actually have the desired effect. there are discussions with the european union because they are in a difficult situation because on one sacked. they would like of course some believe to get china to changes in their lives get him to say they don't want binaries to. serve their interests most and western countries and especially i think germany wa

by our players and will continue to amplify or players, voices and voices in the black community unquote. well meantime the giants were back in play against the dodgers after boycotting their game wednesday night. it was a double header at oracle park in san francisco, but the giants were shut out in both games by los angeles. the dodgers beat the giants 7 now in the first game in 2 to 0 in the second game. it's the first time the giants have been shut out in both games of a doubleheader since 1943, it's been a while the giants will travel to arizona to take on the diamondbacks later tonight for tearing them from home built ions well the fda is warning against a troubling trend stop drinking hand sanitizer people are actually doing that's crazy. the agency says the poison control centers are seeing a nearly 80% increase and alcohol based hand sanitizer exposures compared to last year. the pandemic shorted call cause manufacturers to use beer cans. children's food pouches and of course bottles to store the sanitizing solution hand sanitizer can be toxic of course to an adult when adjusted

covert interference in the domestic policies under the threat of facing new renewed extremely quote unquote heavy sanctions if it's seen to do that but i think it's going to come back with exactly the same argument in fact and he did say explicitly that there should be no west in in the domestic politics of. the u.s. democrats have officially nominated joe biden for president in a virtual vote during day 2 of the party's virtual convention despite efforts to attract younger voters with a star studded lineup for some events proving a bit of a bore. without a doubt it will be the most boring repetitive adult meanspirited convention in history of. the d.n.c. so far feels like one long on you tube usually skew. this convention so far makes me think the democrats are the party ready to lead america into the. party crowd i'm dying of which indians messages goodbye to 2. in the mean time both democrats and republicans are making a raft of campaign promises including about american military interventions joe biden says he wants to see and for other wars his track record on pace to be decided explai