it's not like you're sony or nike or zenith. >> or chris cuomo. >> zenith, boy is that dating me.arry entin, thank you very much. >> be well. >> all right. zenith. >>> we talked about warren. now we want to get to talk to the senator. that's the key on this show. why should she be the first choice and why is she the best choice for her party tonight in new hampshire and overall, next. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage, and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com othroughout the country for the past twelve years, and got them back on track. mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solut

and super bowl excitement is added zenith as the kansas city chiefs preparing to take on the san francisco 49 hours more than 100000000 viewers are expected to watch in the united states alone the game could be one of the most tightly contested showdowns in recent years. thanks for joining us german officials say 2 people evacuated from china to germany on saturday have tested positive for the corona virus they were among more than 120 people flown to frankfurt on a military plane from chinese city at the center of the outbreak the positive cases both german nationals have been hospitalized doctors say they're doing well the rest of the passengers remain in a 2 week quarantine at a military facility. now on sunday germany's health minister defended the decision to carry out the evacuation. departure in china we had to and were able to assume that symptom free compact treats were returning to us. they were still symptom free in frankfurt and in that sense they seemed healthy. but think you patient tell you means in a situation like this but what we've seen can change relatively quickly i'm

society and as far as we know the suspect was neither known to the state intelligence office as the zenith. nor did he have a police record comes. and we have team coverage of this attack here at the w. we're joined by political correspondent brant here in the studio and we also have on the scene our paths ozy our correspondent there in hand now and art i'd like to begin with you what is the situation where you are right now. well it's an ongoing investigation we have forensic investigators combing the street here going up the steps of the white building behind me they found something interesting there they have isolated items of interest on the sidewalk and on steps they've put markers there chalk around them and these people in white outfits going in. finding things that are supposedly going to help them in their investigation putting the pieces together about what happened when the 1st shots fired and if you see that cream colored building behind me that's where the 1st victim supposedly was shot he was shot on the sidewalk directly in front of that cream colored building and then the s

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the golden globe of freedom reaches its zenith and starts to retreat. the pendulum swings back past the center and recedes into a dark unknown. how much further will it travel in the momentum, we cannot say. what we do say is at this moment, it will affect its course and correction every single vote, even a single vote by a single member can change the course of history. it is said that a single man or woman of courage makes the majority. is there one among you who will say enough? america believes in a thing called truth. she does not believe we are entitled to our own alternate facts. she recoils at those who spread pernicious falsehoods. to her truth matters there's nothing more corrosive to a democracy than the idea that there is no truth. america also believes there is a difference between right and wrong, and right matters here. but there is more. truth matters, right matters but so does decency. decency matters. when the president smears a patriotic servant, we recoil. when the president mocks the disabled, a war hero who was a prisoner of war or

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the golden globe of freedom reaches its zenith and starts to retreat, the pendulum recreeds into a dark unknown. how much will it travel, how many more freedoms will be extinguished before it turns back, we cannot say. but what we do here in this moment will affect its course and its correction. every single vote, even a single vote by a single member can change the course of history. it is said that a single man or woman of courage make s as a majority. is there one among you who will say enough? america believes in a thing called truth. she does not believe we are entitled to our own alternate facts. she recoils at those who spread falsehoods. to her, truth matters. there is nothing more corrosive to a democracy than the idea that there is no truth. america also believes there is a difference between right and wrong. and right matters here. but there is more. truth matters. right matters. but so does decency. decency matters. when the president smears a patriotic public servant like marie yovanovitch in pursuit of a corrupt aim, we recoil. when the president mocks the disabled, a war

it's not like you're sony or nike or zenith. entin, thank you very much. >> be well. >> all right. we talked about warren. now we want to get to talk to the senator. that's the key on this show. why should she be the first choice and why is she the best choice for her party tonight in new hampshire and overall, next! . but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it's gentle on her skin, and dermatologist recommended. tide free & gentle. safe for skin with psoriasis and eczema. >>> all right. first fact. candidates from massachusetts, which is obviously where senator elizabeth warren is from, they've done very well in new hampshire when running for president. however, there's a little bit of an asterisk this year. why? because there's another senator from a neighboring state of vermont who won there in 2016 and is ahead in the polls tonight. but elizabeth warren is still swinging for the fences can just landed some shot on team trump. a voter asked her what she tells her golden re

would focus on the podium and listen to all the speeches on tv drama or were used to come is a big zenith radio and we will would listen to the whole thing ono the radio. >> guest: purdy boring. you may havety been doing this t i thought i was probably the only 14-year-old in america. maybe you were watching, too. watching those things from gavel toto gavel. i began to try to practice this crap to see if i i could get gd at it.d and i ran for president of student council in college and law school, and clay was the most famous t politician in kentucky. >> host: what about clay inspired you most? >> guest: outhe fact that he and in not terribly significant state some would argue had become a major statesman, in kentucky people focus on clay so wanted to learn more about him. >> host: but he was known for crafting compromises, which is a dirty word today to some peopleo >> guest: it is but actually essential. that's what the constitution is full of compromises. you and i in our daily lives do it every single day in order to make the senate function. so i did my senior thesis on henry clay an

end of its arc the outward movement begins to arrest and the golden globe of freedom reaches its zenith and starts to retreat. the pendulum swings back past the center and recedes into a dark unknown. how much farther will travel and its direction and how many more freedoms will be established before it turns back? that we cannot say but what we do here in this moment will effect its course and its correction every single vote, even a single vote by a single member can change the course of history. it is said that a single man or woman of courage make a majority. is there one among you who will say enough? america believes in a thing called the truth and does not believe we are entitled to our own alternate facts and she recoils at those who spread pernicious falsehoods to hurt truth matters and there is nothing more corrosive than a democracy then the idea that there is no truth. america also believes there is a difference between right and wrong and right matters here. but there is more. truth matters. right matters but so does decency. decency matters. when the president smears a pat

end of its arc the outward movement begins to arrest and the golden globe of freedom reaches its zenith and starts to retreat. the pendulum swings back past the center and recedes into a dark unknown. how much farther will travel and its direction and how many more freedoms will be established before it turns back? that we cannot say but what we do here in this moment will effect its course and its correction every single vote, even a single vote by a single member can change the course of history. it is said that a single man or woman of courage make a majority. is there one among you who will say enough? america believes in a thing called the truth and does not believe we are entitled to our own alternate facts and she recoils at those who spread pernicious falsehoods to hurt truth matters and there is nothing more corrosive than a democracy then the idea that there is no truth. america also believes there is a difference between right and wrong and right matters here. but there is more. truth matters. right matters but so does decency. decency matters. when the president smears a pat

the golden globe of freedom reach it is zenith and starts to retreat. it recreeds into a dark unknown. how much further it will travel in its direction, how many more freedoms extinction wished before it turns back we cannot say but what we do here in this moment will affect its course and it correction. every single vote even a single vote by a single member can change the course of history. it is said that a single man or woman of courage makes a majority. is there one among you who will say enough? america believes in a thing called truth. she does not believe we are entitled to our own alternate facts. she recoils at those that spread falsehoods. to her truth matters. there is nothing more coroesive to the democracy than the idea that there is no truth. america also believes there is a difference between right and wrong. and right matters here. but there is more. truth matters. right matters. but so does decency. decency matters. when the president smears a public servant like marie yif vich we recoil. because decency matters here. and when the pres

i mean, right now, i think intelligence matters are at their zenith of importance to the safety and securityes the president install as the acting dni, director of national intelligence? this character, grenell. if you read his bio and have seen the interviews he's given, joy, not to be a smart aleck about it but it'd be the giants hiring peewee herman for its quarterback. grenell has been saying things like, and i'll quote him, that our embassies around the world should be, quote, mini commerce sections, having nothing to do with diplomacy. it should all be transactional, and it should involve what can we get economically and financially out of the countries where our embassies are situated. he said things like, you know, political developments in foreign countries are super interesting and, quote, completely irrelevant. he suggests we should get all of our information about political developments in other countries from, quote, the internet. you can't make this up. it is not a "saturday night live" skit. when you ask, what can we do? you know, it seems like one thing we should demand, and