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y have lovingagain, they had lo. i mean, you have to know the compassion that they had to have. not only for themselves, as black people, but for whites also. they were trying to make america better. this wasn't just going to help black people. you know? to move the needle towards enfranchisement through voting. this was mostly helping white people! you know, so far, they don't understand, you might come across people who don't understand that there is this possibility to truly believe in the promise of america and the constitution is not perfect. there's issues with the federalist society, it's not perfect. it is there for us to improve upon. they knew that. they knew that with no education, and they knew it was a sixth grade education. so what's the, i won't say it, but what! the people who are learning from harvard and yale and princeton, and who sit in our great congress who don't get it, who don't get it. >> or who get it and choose to ignore it. >> yes. that's because there are so into self. that is the whole thing. self. hamer and tubman did not put itself first. what the

know what is going to happen. i'm not going to wrap a bubble around the studio and stay in here. ywe don't know is out there. but we have control of our own lives to the point of freedom. first of all, let's make a trade. can we trade dr. fauci for salim abdool karim, the top scientist in south africa, who has informed the united states, the w.h.o., other nations, that there is a drop in case rates, that the infectious rate is high, but the effect on peoplete is low, and the fact that south africa is not imposing lockdowns. these are key points. when this started in botswana, they know more than fauci does. fauci claims he knows but all he knows is how to be an ideologue. matt, to your point, and i will say this to america, no more fauci until we actually get truth about virus research, and gain-of-function research in the wuhan lab. when we get those answers, he lied about it in congress, may be that i will listen. >> tammy: matt, i spoke brief briefly with representative scalise. talked about oversight and hopefully, we believe the republicans will take over the house and the sen

our second simple tonight is to make you aware that your-y nazi and please know, as you watch this, thise really big supporters of the vaccination program, whether you realize it or not, you are a new nazi. you are part of a nazi propaganda operation. because this is a global nazi operation. this is mass genocide. the killing off of maybe 1 to 2 billion people. if they're not stopped. they have vaccinated vast numbers of people in many countries. in india, and across europe, australia. people are going to die in the next two years. now they're vaccinating the children. they're going to kill off the little, innocent children. the children are going to have heart attacks at age five and six. who's going to stop these mad men? we went to war to stop the nazi. we had to go to war now to stop these nazi. fauci is america's josef mengele. he's a mad man. and he's being allowed to run around three and killing people. these these pharmaceutical ceos are mass murders. bill gates is the mass murder. >> said the man with a cross on his lapel. nobody's killing children here. and just to recap, the v

did you feel like you were in some kind of a -- i don't know, like a time warp-y tornado sending you forward? i don't know what you were in, but it must have been this incredible space where you were like, wait a second, why -- this was happening, why are we doing this again, why can't we get out of this, and really choosing those points that really, you know, resonated with you, needed to be spoken about. and i would also ask you, if you can, just give the folks a little bit of a heads up about what i think is the most difficult chapter in the book, which is the winona chapter. >> okay. well, as far as doing the biography, karen is right, when i started this, what has exploded on the scene in the past few years had not quite happened. white supremacy was always there, that wasn't anything different. but then, as i started doing the research, and writing this, it was like, wow, people are using the same language today that they were using back then to keep african americans from voting, and giving the same reasons why. it was freaky to me that this was happening. but hamer, i think fo

y cablele. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. llll theararnes rmrm now the bestning, 17 states under winter storm watches ahead of a crosscountry system where forecasters say it will unleash all kinds of bad weather into the weekend. sounds like a job for meteorologist chad myers. chad. >> reporter: from all the way from michigan to california. how will these ski resorts, many of them aren't open. or 5% is open. difficult travel. this weather brought to you by servpro. number one choice in cleanup and restoration. this is only the first of two storms that will affect us this week. there's the storm right now in the west making snow. salt lake city seeing snow. smokey pictures this morning. even to the west of denver, very heavy snow. could see two feet in some of the ski resorts, spreading into the great lakes. we could see severe weather on the tail end of this storm. really it is going to be a significant rain and snow maker for many. here's the rain to the east, snow to the west. rain in lower elevations. the snow stays around longer. here's the potential for

themes throughout this pandemic has been the physician who comes online and says, hey, i'm in, you know, x, y intubate inside the er for days, i called 40 hospitals, can somebody help? we are actually crowd sourcing these beds. some viewers will remember daniel wilkinson, the army vet who died of a gallstone in august. crowd sourced a bed for him, he survived two wars but died of a gallstone. we are back to that again. >> i have a graphic of where our country stands as of tonight. 70.6% of all americans have received at least one dose. just under 60% see themselves as fully vaccinated. and just over 20% have received the booster dose. i know i have asked you this question in various forms before, but is the death toll and the shortage of icu beds in your state likely to change the minds of any hoosiers who have not gotten vaccinated and didn't have any plans to? >> you know, brian, i think at this point the battle lines have been drawn. i was talking to the producer earlier about this. and i just don't know how we cross that bridge and change these minds. what is happening, what i'm seeing pe

all these great things, we have an infrastructure bill and we have more judges, and we did, you know, x, yand z other things on executive orders, it's just not meeting people where they are. and i think that has been really the biggest challenge for this administration because they recognize that with a 50/50 senate and a five-seat majority, that's going to be hard to hold on to in a midterm election. if they want anything done, they have to do it now. everything has to get on that train. it's a difficult thing to convince a democratic base that that's a successful strategy when they want to see it done and want to see even more done given what was promised on the trail. >> and, things looking better, the economy is looking better. if people are not feeling it, that's a problem and that's something the administration will have to grapple with in the new year. >>> up next for us, how joe manchin became washington's indispensable man. as we go to break, some of the iconic photos of 2021. ♪ the only thing a disaster can't destroy is hope. ♪ donate now at redcross.org get your personalpoints p

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you must have felt so exhilarated and indeed the consequences are for him personally y gracie was knighted and you know, 100 tremendous metal and so forth. but he said to me, said oh yes, yes, yes, it was great on that day. but you know what? if we hadn't found it, it would have been so exciting because it would have meant that there's a whole lot of different physics out there that we needed to look for. now is that attitude is that we set to see that one that, that 1st, that hunger for finding out more on for digging into difficult mysteries of nature and the universe or of the past for that matter or human nature. which is a distinctive of the very best of our enquiries, not just in natural science, but i think historians who look at antiquity and try to make sense of how things work for people then, or people to look at the brain and how it functions and into human psychology, these are exhilarating, exhilarating inquiries. and you know, it's like opening christmas present the 2nd a parcel because you don't know what's inside. but you do know that whatever is inside is going to be part, at least of

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but whyor do you think politicians, you know, want to try to y claim a victory over a pandemic that we know is going to be with us for such a long time? >> it's part of the metaphor that we use way too often when it comes to talkingte about the pandemic, which is this is a fight, this is a battle, this is a war. and wars have to be won decisively with unconditional w surrender. that's how it is in america.'s and i think going to dr. gupta's point, that's part of the we're really having to work against, this idea that there's such a thing as total perfect security. it's not just covid. you see it throughout theto american political system. you see it in immigration, counterterrorism. this idea that americans want to be 100% safe from anything that couldfe harm them. and that just doesn't exist. there are -- there are problems that are in this world that cannot be 100% eradicated. and that i think is hard to message to the american people in a way that doesn't sound defeatist, that doesn't sound as though you're trying to depress people really. so try toso walk that fine line between the

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we don't know how many con re -y congregants of the church there are.om father of the church to father of a new baby. what was that like in. >> it was rocky, it was hard. it was a difficult decision. when i made the decision i went to pope francis and to cardinal dolan and said i think the healthiest thing for me at this point is to make this decision. i am now married and have a 10-week-old baby. on this christmas day, all these sleepless nights the last 10 weeks i had with my little baby. i look at his face right now and say god chose on christmas morning to present himself incar incarnate. when you look into the eyes of the child and say i am in love. i experienced love like i never experienced before. first to my life. then to look into the face of my little baby. it's an absolute miracle. judge jeanine: the miracle of life and the miracle of christmas. congratulations to you. remember you can telecast entire christmas at the cathedral streaming now on foxnation. next, the christmas party is about to start. tomi lahren and tyrus join us for christma