plus one we're going to talk to w w e superstar the miss mike mazatlan he's got a new show on the usa network called cannonball think it runs thursdays at 8 we'll talk to see what that's about also talk about how you make the long trek from m.t.v.'s the real world to the squared circle to be one of the biggest wrestlers in the world might resent it right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one of my sons excited about this 730 year old son who's a huge wrestling creek and he told me that he said the give them is propers on his skills he thinks he's vastly underrated today's guest says professional wrestler actor media personality mike the ms mazatlan mike is best known for wrestling with the w w e and his career as a successful reality television star it appeared on m.t.v.'s real world way back when he was in new york and the m.t.v. reality championship series the challenge from 2000 to 2005 and he also hosted several seasons of the show and mike has a new show i think it might be called cannon ball or is that just a thought bubble over a said on usa

again david you know how you go i think that the hero as well in the usa network yeah. i was just watching the history channel and somebody fired a cannonball into fort sumpter there now and do an subliminal so tell me about your babies man you got 2 young girls tell me about your wife marie she guys have a really i let me show to. yeah we have a reality show on on usa network news and misses new episodes are coming in the fall it's basically about my entire family which is myself my wife marie sue is a former or still a w e superstar and as well as she's a former. women's champion and then we have 2 daughters a 2 year old and a 10 month old and he think that household is a no no we have more we have 2 dogs you 2 cats we have 2 moms in the house yes i have my mother and my mother in law living with us right now as we speak it is absolutely pandemonium all the time in this household. it's like the waltons meets noah's ark you've got a paring of everything rather if the rains come you can float away and have your entire life in the household so yeah there i would i want t

plus one we're going to talk w w e superstar the miss mike mazatlan he's got a new show on the usa network called cannonball think it runs thursdays at 8 we'll talk to him and see what that's about also talk about how you make the long trek from m.t.v.'s the real world to the squared circle to be one of the biggest wrestlers in the world mike right after this on dennis miller plus one. they folks welcome to dennis miller plus one of my sons excited about the 730 year old son who's a huge wrestling creek and he told me.

i'm with the usa today florida network. we're watching the v.p. pick very sloes closely. could be historic if it is a woman of color. have mings is someone we watched close limit have you spokento the bidencampaignabouther and whatwould you tell the countryif she is chosen? >> i think val demingsis a tremendous person and ihave known her for a long time. before she became police chief down there. she's an a.m.i. and so am i. i've been to her church with her. i was a big supporter of hers when she ran for congress thefirst time. her indict got reconfigured whileshe was in it andit was madealmost imupon for her to win. but she stuck it out and took thelossand did notgiveup andcameback and won the next time. i think she's a fantastic person and i get very upset that when people tell me that because of her law enforcementbackground as apolice chief,that she should be disqualified.i think it's a shame. if you ask people to go into law enforcementand they excel at whattheydothey can ultimately becomethe chief of police -- that's what we want. most people of color as chiefs of p

a florida usa today has network where we are watching the vp pick very closely. it will be historic if it is a woman of color. val demings is someone we have watched closely. have you spoken to the biden campaign about her and what would you tell the country if she is chosen? i think val demings is a tremendous person and i have known her for a nunc -- long time. i have been to church with her, i was a big supporter of hers when she ran for congress the first time. her district got reconfigured while she was in it and it was made almost impossible for her to win. she stuck it out and took the loss and did not give up and came back and won the next time. i think she is a fantastic person and i get upset when people tell me that because of her law enforcement background as a police chief, that she should be disqualified. i think it's a shame. if you ask people to go into law enforcement and they excel at what they do they can ultimately become the chief of police. that is what we want. most people of color as chief of police by would you hold that against her? i do

producers are not allowed access to real networks in china japan south korea or the usa. the u.s. decision to withdraw 12000 troops from germany sent shock waves across the country raising concerns about security and transatlantic tides but for the locals of the bavarian town of 5th sec where a 3rd of those troops are stationed it has also left some fearing for their livelihoods. what will become a fill say it's a very in town with just 6000 residents who've lived for years alongside the americans at the nearby rose barracks is that all over. this conflict the guns it's terrible the whole area the economy the shops the americans always use them just as we do that economists are not strong v.v. out. some of us play football with the americans it will be a pity to see them leave again the 2nd cavalry regiment of the us army is a key economic engine for the structurally weak region and until now it had provided full sec with a guaranteed. employer and supply of customers many locals work for the military in some capacity for example in vehicle maintenance the american presence is vit

"usa today" says it is hosted by reverend all sharpton and the national action network. it will mark the anniversary of the march on washington when mlk junior delivered his "i have a dream" speech. they will gather at the mall and listen to the speakers starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. you can listen on c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app as well. after the rally, those gathered are going to be making their way over to the martin luther king monument here in washington. let's hear from steve in hudson, florida. you are supporting the president. hi, steve. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i am shocked by what i am hearing from these people calling in. the gentleman who called earlier, the commentary he made was just -- nothing but hate was coming out of his mouth. a lot of these were facts. some of the stories being spread of the national guard or whoever starting these fires, black lives matter things -- it is just getting crazier and crazier. if you watch msnbc, you could watch as it happened, the speech. the president last night, the stuf

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politicians in the usa basically that china has 2 major issues basically the issue of trust and the issue of censorship on footbath the cannot trust to have them operating in the own networks do you think that this is the moment for the chinese government to reconcile with the fact that this needs to be tackled in a different and transparent approach and i don't i can't speak for the chinese government at this point but i think this really is an issue that is 3 issues in 11 is data security and as my other guest here said you know this is an issue that goes far beyond china you know the tick tock play fast and loose with the thought of space but it adds another layer that it is from a country that the u.s. considers to be an adversary the 2nd is that tick tock plays a very interventionist role when it comes to the recommendation of the council that they send out now we've seen with facebook and we've seen you know with other platforms as well that that that content can be manipulated and if we don't care if the u.s. doesn't know where that coming from or who's manipulating that that content then i then that's a big question mark that is the same reason why china is the so

network and were going to dominate the communications of the world and we will rewrite the rules according to our specifications. >> is not the case for multilateralism in the same sense it would be usa and the rest of the world versus china not to say this would be an overly aggressive start but one example would be the transpacific partnership where america and those in states in and around the pacific rim decided to make trade agreements lower tariffs so they could constrain in his ability to trade those companies and frankly benefit ideally all of the nationstates within but certainly the united states. >> you're talking the transpacific partnership and i think that would be a great thing to revisit and trump's second term but i don't think it would be good to do in the first place because trump understood if you rebuild the american economy the strongest economy you have a lot of route leverage and as you get off the east oil and america independent you have leverage in the energy world and we also because we are the recipients ofpurchasers of most countries goods , other countries may step, they need to sell it to us. we mixed up, we sell it to them but mostly we sell it to our

network. we will dominate the communications of the world and then we will rewrite the rules according to our specifications. >> host: is that not the case for multilateralism? it would be usaand the rest of the world versus china cannot to say this would be an overtly aggressive stance for one example would be the transpacific partnership where america and a dozen states in and around the pacific rim decided to make trade agreements and lower tariffs so they could constrain china's ability to trade with this companies and, frankly, benefit ideally all of the nation it's within but certainly the united states. >> you're talking specific about the transpacific partnership. that would be a great thing to revisit and trump's second term but it wasn't good to do the first place. trumpeters to rebuild the american, to make it strongest economy in the world, you get off middle is all a make america energy independent, you have a lot of leverage in the energy world. we also because we are the recipient of purchasers of most countries goods, other countries make seth and the seller to poster they need to sell it to us. we need staff, they don't need it but we mostly cell torsos. tr

usa today," election night might be election week. "there will be no electionmillin november 3 and the television networks will go wall-to-wall with coveragef votes dribbling in. there will be graphics and weighty commentary -- host: boca raton, florida, danielle. hello, i'm a physician and i have to tell you, i can't believe, for four years of being in america, i emigrated from europe for freedom in the united states. i cannot believe how this country is divided. we have a president who makes the fantastic decision to close the influx from china because of the virus. congress was complaining and criticizing trump, president trump, president trump, for months. making jokes. then they went to san francisco, and inviteo play immigrants. we have no problem with virus. we were attacked by chinese communistic party and we have to fight it. the biggest culprit is the china communistic party. only president trump understood this from the first moment and did the right decision. protect the elderly people in the nursing homes. close the nursing homes. not the stores. first of all, protect them and not send covid virus back to nursing homes, like n