organization and the government and the main movement calling for the resignation of president and weinberger there which is a move of the year function are and it is even more critical because during the demonstrations of the 11th and 12th of july at least 11 people were killed by the security forces and hundreds were injured and that is still a contentious issue as i speak. right now you might echo ask. me and have called for setting up a government of national unity but the protest movement rejected that's what's the way forward then. i think. there needs to be a continued dialogue between the government and the movement to one job and got what has to continue to mediate between the parties because we have a mini government in monied since a few weeks ago following a mediation by echo us and the government has been trying to open the. and to include members of the opposition in the movement the plunger are in the government front so right now we have 6 minutes of and the prime ministers like most of the ministers are holding a port for years that are suffering to portfolio such as finances

heavy weinberg said quote we are very disappointed in governor lee's decision to sign this bill which chills free speech undermines criminal justice reform and fails to address the very issues of racial justice and police violence raised by the protesters who are now being targeted. and that my of ren's is the real truth we are seeing across this land rather than take responsibility and fix a system of institutionalized racism and wealth inequality our politicians are quick to take the old easy way out with empty court corporate gestures of equality and outright criminalization of protest unless of course your protest is sponsored by you know coca-cola mcdonald's or lockheed martin men it's ok. black america so is yet another black american is tragically gunned down in the streets by those who protect and serve in our bill of rights is quickly becoming a list of potential felonies i think that's a good time to start watching the hawks. on a city u. street. letter so let's see the prices you always stay i'll see a. great city this least systemic deception is the late show with . some p

moments ago carl weinberg and his team got out in front of the weekend and the reading into monday morning state a week of revelations coming. that is how important they look at the economic data, to see if it will be some form of recovery, some form of stability , or the challenges we saw early morning in france. week we also have july trade data for china. i think that will be especially interesting to see how they are recovering from the pandemic and whether there is a read of cross for our countries in europe and the u.s.. a lot of focus will be on europe given that if you look at market sentiment, there has been churned to the market do to the bad economic data we saw pmi figures in france. a lot of traders thought the recovery in your would be smoother. andave a number of cases the numbers point to a not even recovery and a much more uncertain recovery. tom: the key question in all of our conversations, did you survive the surveillance? francine: it was fun? did we have a bet on who would survive it better? well caffeinated. key to success. tom: thank you so much. rumor has it that j

you're certainly right, to the best of my knowledge to have a feeling it's in jerry weinberg's excellent new book. but the term self-evident is hi his. member this is quite an impressive drafting committee they've got there. they have jefferson and several other gifted people prayed they also have the collected works of sean locke pretty fit look at them and compare the final document. [inaudible] [laughter] word for word almost for example which says people are likely, often will put up with their tremendous amount of oppression and inconvenience if they see no other way of living. you can load them with more and more taxes and so forth. when a long train of abuses and so forth culminates in they will rebel. that is almost word for word. if franklin had been the chief drafter instead of what of the committee, there might have even been a joke in there. but with jefferson you could be absolute sure there would not be. one of the sad things about writing about him is to discover he had absolutely no sense of humor at all. and the proof of this as he thought tristen shandy was a hilarious

nation that, in a little more than 100 days, the reagan-meese- deaver-nofziger-poindexter-north -weinberger-watt-gorsuch-lavellekman-haig-bork-noriega- george bush will be over. [applause] [cheers] you know, tonight, i feel a little like i did when i played basketball in the 8th grade. i thought i looked real cute in my uniform. and then, i heard a boy yell from the bleachers, "make that basket, bird legs." [laughter] and my greatest fear is that same guy is somewhere out there in the audience tonight, and he's going to cut me down to size, because where i grew up, there really wasn't much tolerance for self-importance, people who put on airs. i was born during the depression in a little community just outside waco, and i grew up listening to franklin roosevelt on the radio. [applause] well, it was back then that i came to understand the small truths and the hardships that bind neighbors together. those were real people with real problems, and they had real dreams about getting out of the depression. i can remember summer nights when we'd put down what we called "the baptist pallet," and we listened to the grow