to keep america great. that's what's on the line. to preserve the progress that we've made, to protect our values and our liberties. we need you to vote, georgia. we need to you vote to send david perdue and kelly loeffler back to washington, d.c. that's what i came to ask you to do. to tell you a your neighbors and friends. take your opportunities to vote early, vote by mail or make your plans to be there on january 5. i'm told you can actually request an absentee ballot today, if you need information you can just go online, georgiavotinginfo.gov, will give you everything you need. you can do that until december 31. i want you to be confident about your vote. right, david? our great g.o.p. state chairman and these senators will tell you. question a ballot, we're on them this time. we're watching. we're going to secure our polls, secure our drop boxes, and you can be confident, you mail in that absentee ballot, every single one of them will be counted. [cheers and applause] so if you don't want to vote by m

i am thankful for america. and thankful that we were able to resolve our electoral differences in a peaceful way. i am thankful to the american people for the great privilege of being able to serve as your next president. i want to thank my wife and our daughters for their love. laura's active involvement as first lady has made texas a better place. she will be a wonderful first lady of america. [applause] >> i am proud to have dictated by my side. america will be proud to have him as our next vice president. [applause] tonight i chose to speak from the chamber of the texas house of representatives. because it has been a home to bipartisan cooperation. here in a place where democrats have the majority, republicans had an democrats have worked together to do what is right for the people. we have had a spirited disagreements and in the end, we found constructive consensus. it is an experience i will always carry with me. an example i will always follow. i want to thank my friend, house speaker pete laney, who int

live in america living in america living in america >> help clean up. that is what we do. living in america i live in america minute you may not be looking for the promised land, but you might find it anyway new orleans >> stay with c-span for our continuing coverage of the transition of power as president-elect joe biden moves loser to the presidency. then on january 6, live at 1:00 p.m. eastern a joint session of congress to count the votes and declire a president and vice president. then the inauguration of the president. our live coverage begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern from the statehouse to the white house watch it live on c-span, on the go at c-span.org, or listen using the free c-span radio app. >> the white house did not release a weekly address from the president this week. however congresswoman elect nikema williams delivered the democratic address. she talked about the 117th congress. congresswoman-elect williams: hello, i am congresswoman-elect nikema williams. in november, the people of georgiaâs 5th congressional district elected me to serve the district repres

as america. world. commentary classes at least until. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is grateful to response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see a very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids oids invaded america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the governments of. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to go to dan count entrepreneur who lived in china for 20 years now in fact and america knows a lot of stuff we love dan welcome back it max this is interesting i have is true or not i read this and i'm wondering

why do we continue to love america, if america does not love us? it seems to be a reasonable conclusion to draw, as we witness police wantonly killing black folk. as we tell the stories in our family, of people who have suffered insults for people who did not survive the violence of white mobs and the like. i don't want to deny the reasonableness of that is notion, but america the possession of white folks. those who embrace white ideology don't own this place. my great-grandmother is born and buried in mississippi, on the coast. members who have put their blood, sweat and tears into the soil of this place. america is as much hours as it is anybody's. we have to claim possession of it. not as it is, but as we hope it to be. as we aspire to be. i respond to brother rick's comments, because i don't want to deny the substance of his claim, but i don't want to suggest, and this is an insight i gained from ralph ellis, that america is an argument to be had, not a conclusion to draw. i want to have an argument about what this place is, and what it can be

i mean i think we turn to stan this we have to look at american history and the way america developed because by. it was all by. the destruction of their merry india and and so they they that it was a sort of ground 0 if you like and it came from and so what happened in america was what the european settlers brought with them. and anything different for example african slaves were subjugated and became. something a cunt to this kind of order so that there is a very strong thread in american history and american psychology of being able nobody's control america but you know the world and the world should be grateful for this at the same time and so i but i think that this all this culture is in deep trouble now deep trouble i mean we are we're out a moment of history where america is now clearly undeclared i mean if you said this in the ninety's when my book came out many people said no america's not really in decline that it was published in 2009 of course america's in decline and that process is now being much more widely accepted in america especially during the part is a consequenc

states of america. we work with everyone, for everyone, and on our recovery to rebuild together as one nation. are president harris and i ready on day one. the united states senate, i hope these outstanding nominees will approval, and we will be able to work across the aisle in good faith to move forward as one country. let's begin the work to heal to rebuild an economy for all america. they deserve and expect nothing less. thank you. may god bless you, and may god bless our troops. i now turn this over to the new chief starting with our next secretary of the treasury janet yellen. again, thanks for accepting me. i think they are going to clean this off. >>. >> thank you mister president elect and madame vice president ms. yellin: thank you, mr. president elect and madame vice president elect. it is my great opportunity to serve you and the american people and to join this incredible economic team at this moment of great challenge for our country. , when youent-elect reflect on what your father taught y

in the words of our great hymn, america, america, let us crown tsai good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. and now, my friends, in a phrase i wants addressed to others, it's time for me to go. thank you, and goodnight, and god bless america. after al gore conceded, president bush delivered his in austin texas. but >> thank you very much, good evening my fellow americans, i appreciate very much the opportunity to speak with you tonight and mister speaker lieutenant governor, friends and distinguished guests, our country has been through a long and trying period. with the outcome of the presidential election, not finalized for any of us could ever imagine. vice president gore and i, but our hearts and hopes into our campaigns, and we both gave it our all, and we shared similar emotions, so i understand how difficult this moment must be for vice president gore and his family. he has a distinguished record of service to our country, as a congressman. a senator. and a vice president this evening i received a gracious call from the vice president and we agreed to meet early next wee

we have made america proud again. we have made america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you, georgia. get out and vote. get out and vote. [♪] judge jeanine: breaking tonight, president trump defies the pundits and vows that he can and will win the election. welcome back to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. president trump: if you win ohio in history, you never lost and i election. but they never lost an election, we are winning this election. judge jeanine: more from president trump's raucous rally for georgia's senate candidates. but first my open. when 100 million people vote before an election and a huge portion are mail-in ballots, extraordinary regulatory oversight is required. when election laws are changed on the eve of that election in violation of the constitution, extrregardy oversight is needed. the attorney general bill barr has proven himself to be anything other than extraordinary. this week barr commented that he has not seen fraud on a scale that could have affected another outcome in the election. really? i

to our we're here because we love america, and we're here because also here with people who love america. my greatest honor here has been this congress as the chairman of the house committee on foreign affairs. when i was sworn in for my first 1989, the then becamey leader, who soon speaker, tom foley of washington tate, asked me my top three choices for committee assignments. i had to write it down one, two, and three. one i wrote foreign affairs. for two i wrote foreign affairs. i wrote foreign affairs. i did it because i wanted to fact that i hoped to be on the committee even though people said to me, why do you want to be on foreign affairs? it's not a committee that's back not something that you can meet people on, it's foreign affairs. it's all over the world. i haven't regretted being a member of the committee and chairman of the committee on foreign affairs for one day. to me, what's going on in the world, what's going on in the world now, what's begun on in the world before, what's going on in the future, is so important. this congress these to be engaged and this congress needs

all this lay in store while the pilgrims set sail for north america. and a way of life in important respects untroubled by these turmoils. they left because they could foresee and were already experiencing religious persecutions. they turned their faces away from their country without disclaiming appropriate loyalties and obedience while nevertheless setting their faces against those past and coming experiences in order to reopen or to open the path to new experiences. now what is important in thinking about this is to reflect that these pilgrims set sail not from london or southampton or some other port in england but from del haven. effectively they had relocated there in order to launch on their journey. but in another sense, they were self-exiled in holland, and so as they left holland, they left with this purpose underlined. you see, in the bold print what the compact emphasizes. they shall find a covenant and combine in a civil body politic. this is a consensual moment. all agree in consultation one with another that they will undertake this work

not really in decline that it was published in 2009 of course america's in decline and that process is now being much more widely accepted in america especially during the trial is a consequence of the trial. well you say it's been it's being accepted in america but i add also i think that many people think of that as sort of the end of their wealth and that brings me back to you. i guess the meaning of psychological run work because you know the ultimate goal is to understand your own idiosyncrasies rather than remake somebody else in your image and you mentioned just a moment ago that americans don't understand china but do they actually understand them solace. well that's. that's a real complication. no i stank. that societies construct an image of themselves. which is partly true and partly false i mean you know this book is on the ground. that when you when you go to another country there are things that are familiar and things that are unfamiliar and sometimes it takes a foreigner to recognize things that you just take for granted in your society because you never you know sor

rice and i do not believe that is the cats of this yes there are certainly troublemakers in america for example the b.l.m. response and i believe it is economics that is coups in the divisions in america and unless that is addressed then yes they could be secession in the future but i do believe that the demonization of donald trump and the demonization of his supposes will continue i believe more credence mo powell who begins in sabean and more legitimacy will be given severely and of course peta action reaction it's the law of the jungle if you strike someone in the face they're going to strike you back and then it would be tit for tat you know inclement day and i completely agree with marcus here because i i certainly think that this race issue is artificially foisted into the political narrative here it's class and there's a and there's an amazing opportunity here and and as a conservative and not as a member of the republican party but as a conservative i think for me well we'll be watching to see if if the g.o.p. can understand what happened in the 2020 alexion where it expand

we have made america wealthy again. we have made america strong again. we have made america proud again. ewe have made america safe again and we will make america a great again. thank you george. get out and vote. get out and vote. ♪ judge jeanine: breaking tonight president trump defies the pundits and files he can and will win the election. welcome back to justice, and eadge jeanine pirro. >> if you win ohio in history you've never lost an election. the truth is they were right. we have never lost an election. we are winning this election. judge jeanine: more from president trump trump's raucousy for georgia's senate candidates. but first my open. when 100 million people vote before an election and a huge portion are mail-in ballots, extraordinary regulatory oversight is required. when election laws are changed on the eve of that election in violation of the constitution, extrregardy oversight is needed. the attorney general bill barr has proven himself to be anything other than extraordinary. this week barr commented that he has not seen fraud on a

s in america and five leading unions in america. and the president of general motors, after our conversation, our joint conversation picked up the phone and called, i'm told, california and said they're dropping their suit against california. they're all in on making sure that they are a -- we're the first in the world to have -- switch to and be able to get to a carbon neutral economic way to power automobiles as a consequence of dealing with electric vehicles. we can own the electric vehicle market and can put those 500,000 charging stations, if we can put a million jobs back in detroit and in the midwest, building cars. you know, pete's going to also carry out the department's duty to keep americans safe on our roads and highways and in our skies. pete's going to help build back better with jobs and hope. with vision and execution. and i'm honored, i'm honored he's answering the call to serve his country again. so please welcome, please welcome the next secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. pete, it is all yours. mr. butti

they were the real power in america. reelected to a second term, he prepared his message to congress. it was a lively message but congress was balking. naturally they prepared to hasten. they came fast and furious in terms of bribery and federal election. >> by far the most important action i took in foreign affairs during the time i was president related to the panama canal. there had been a good deal of talk about building an isthmus canal for the previous half century. i intended to do the job once and for all. after a sufficient period of wrangling, the senate ratified the treaty with panama and work on the canal was done. >> he went to the canal himself and engineers and ditch diggers came to realize in him the importance of grandeur and work and became more determined that it was done with confidence. roosevelt came to see that there was a great future with power. he seemed to have a sixth sense about america's future in another realm. he approved the purchase from the wright brothers for the first flight. he riske

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used to make fun of the so-called banana republics in latin america for doing debt monetization and but they've out banana to all the banana republics in the one big banana. but that no diaper can possibly hold back right the nanny of the central bank at this point has always said it back to ben bernanke he was saying that they could only stop this right they could change the diaper and it would be fine the economy we would return to normal but they have not changed that diaper the diaper you now if you've ever taken care of baby have to change that diaper pretty frequently otherwise it gets pretty massy and that could be what we're seeing coming up soon because this headline from i believe it's bloomberg brace yourself for a sharp rise in inflation avoiding a longer dated government and corporate debt keeping to the very short and seems sensible classical economics largely assumes that all things being equal increasing the supply of money pushes inflation higher and yet after years of rate cut in quantitative easing and so forth the only thing that has gone up is asset prices has b

and for america's interests across the globe. i look forward to harnessing the power of our trade relationships to help communities lift themselves out of the current crisis. i'm grateful for this chance to serve, fight for, and reflect america on behalf of all of our people once again. thank you. >> thank you so much, mr. president-elect, madame vice president-elect. i am honored to join this tremendous team. today, we confront a profoundly connected set of crises. a relentless pandemic, a struggling economy, urgent demands for racial inequity and justice, a climate in need of healing, a democracy in need of repair, and a world in need of renewed american leadership. in the 21st century, our foreign, economic, and domestic imperatives are deeply intertwined. tackling these challenges is personal to me. i am a descendent of immigrants and the enslaved. and service is in our blood. my paternal great grandfather was born a slave in south carolina and joined the union army. he went on to get a college degree, become a minister, and

that is truly the america that i want and the america that a lot of people i know on the left and the right want. from pennsylvania on the republican line, this is bob. caller: thanks for taking my call. there's a couple of points i would like to make. one is, i remember reading a study on race. they looked at dna of different races and they determined that it was actually more diversity within a single race than there were between races. which makes you think that we all come from a common ancestor. so these differences that we see in skin color, in eyes and hair and whatnot are really secondary, and we are really so much more alike. that is one point. the next point is, i agree with mr. gonzales and what he says about certain ethnic groups having, thinking a certain way -- i don't believe that. i believe we should have a colorblind america, like martin luther king said. another point is that when you the at who graduated from ivy league school and etc., etc. one of the most important things that i have always said, is that intelligence does not run parallel with character. neither d

they are importing less from america than in 2017. what jobs have been preserved have come at a staggering cost. according to the peterson institute, for every job saved in the steel industry through trump's tariffs, u.s. businesses an consumers have had to pay $900,000 per job. were trump to have saved more american jobs it way, he would have bankrupted the country. the pandemic far from making the case for onshoring actually shows it's dangerous. when covid-19 hit, countries around the world faced severe short amgs of vital items from facemasks to cotton swabs. thanks to foreign producers, most of these demands were met within a few weeks or months. the vaccine race is a massive global endeavor involving scientists, technicians and manufacturing facilities across the world. it would be inconceivable to develop and produce billions of vaccine doses without global supply chains. some have suggested in the face of this pandemic that the u.s. should onshore production of key medical supplies. but how do we know which ones to prioritize?

it's a cabinet that looks like america. the best of america. it opens doors and includes the full range of talents we have in this nation. like the rest of the team dr. cardona is ready on day one. vice president-elect harris and i were going through -- on this side. i apologize. this ongoing through zoom and we were deciding who we were going to pick. we were getting all this advice. we looked at each other, said no, no. it's cardona. real easy. vice president-elect knew we needed an education secretary who truly understands what it's been like for educators, administrators, families, caregivers, and students this past year. they worry. they are under stress. they stretch local budgets that have left educators out of work. mixed signals from the white house that left more confusion than calm. they left so many parents and schools feeling like they are on their own. but we also need someone who knows what it's like, what it takes to get through this crisis. reopening school safely will be a national priority for the biden-harris administration.

and he share misdeeply held belief in the values of america's alliances. and he is just as committed as i am to be building and modernizing those alliances from the asia pacific to europe and around the world. through sheer determination and extraordinary skill, he's been breaking down barriers and blazing a trail forward in this nation for many years now. for more than 40 years. and he has a long way to go and he's going to do it again. so today, i'm honored to nominate former general lloyd austin as a 28 -- as the 28th secretary of defense. asant to thank you, general, your friend but i want to thank you once more, yen austin, for once more stepping forward to serve the nation. this is not a post he sought, i sought him. i want to thank you and your family for once again sharing you with our country. thanks, charlene. today, i know how proud all of -- they all are of you. all four of your children. your older sisters. and your brother. i knew the reason why you're a good man, you had to have sisters to raise you along the way, right? i know mine did me a

for reforming america and bringing america to respect its own constitution all blending is really was that's what makes me optimistic about the future. this corner of the exhibition is really interesting because you've goals real evidence of this link between islam and slavery in mississippi and it brought him of the man who was known as the prince among slaves who was sold into slavery for 40 years before winning his freedom and going to live as a free man in liberia and i understand that there are his descendants still living in the united states and i'm going to try and find them. i now see that what's up the heart of the story of islam in america is the story of slavery and on this issue america was divided as early as the 17th seventy's some americans were calling for the abolition of slavery one of these thomas jefferson proposed forming a colony in africa to take freed slaves but it wasn't until 863 after the civil war that slavery was finally abolished with it came the economic collapse of the southern states which depended on slaves the big plantations fell to ruin and 200000

best for us, all of us, an america that's hopeful, bold, creative, inclusive, an america that can do literally anything. the department of transportation services a critical mission with a critical responsibility, particularly in this administration. we need someone who knows how to work with state, local, and federal agencies. for example, right now one in five miles of our highways are still in, quote, poor condition, according to the society of american engineers. tens of thousands of bridges are in disrepair, some on the verge of collapse, presenting a clear and present danger to people's lives. we rank tenth among the world's nations in quality of infrastructure, according to the world economic forum. there's so much we can do. when i think about climate change, i think about jobs, good paying union jobs, jobs that put america to work, making air for our children breathable, making it faster, cheaper, and cleaner to transport american-made goods across the country and around the world. i know when you were mayor, pete, people would come in to try to decide whether to build somet

this is not donald trump's america. this is america. think about it, a lot of the media, a lot of book writers, storytellers are focused on what donald trump does and you all can start with your narrative on trying to unite the country. donald trump come after he gets out of office, yes on issues that he will not be what you all want him to be, the savior. merry christmas to all. stay safe. i grace be with god. host: daniel allott? guest: with the first vice president-elect is a woman and a minority, that is progress. namealler mentioned the "trump's america." there's a lot of debate over the name of the book. is it trump's america? so much focus of our culture and politics on trump that it is his time, and that is why we titled the book "trump's america." host: i want to go back to the nine areas you covered in researching for the book, you mentioned howard county in our. they're places like ridge county, california, yuri county, pennsylvania. how often did you encounter minorities, in particular, african-americans who were trump suppo

million children in america are food insecure. highestlts, and the percentage of them, i believe, is in the state of kentucky. nonetheless, the food, the nutrition, piece of it has been central to our democratic proposal. with millions of people on the verge of eviction, we have rental assistance and a until the biden administration. assistance, earned income tax credits, child tax credits for america's working poor families, the democratic difference. assistance for community toelopment, the institutions help small business, minority owned business, women, veterans, native americans, for businesses to participate, because they do not have a natural relationship. sometimes, they are overlooked, but that is central to what our legislation has done. childcare. childcare. children learning, parents earning, they are important, especially in the time of pandemic when children cannot actually in many cases go to school. therefore, their parents cannot go to work. childcare. again, these and so many other issues that are so central to m

pray for america. pray, georgia. it will matter. ♪ [cheering and applause] i know if we all do what we need to do between now and generate five to vote and to speak up and to pray i know we will have a great victory on january 5. when georgia sends david purdue and kelly loeffler back to a republican majority in the united states senate georgia will have done more than your part to keep america great. [cheering and applause] ... ... , with confidence in these two great senators and on behalf of the president of the united , let's go getica, it done, georgia. let's send david perdue and kelly loeffler back to washington, d.c. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ california's attorney general and president elect joe biden's nominee for health and human services secretary joined politico for a discussion on the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on the latino community. this is just over an hour. >> good morning. my name is joann. i'm the editor at large for healthcare politico. thank you for joining the discussion on closing the gap

roar in america again. let liberty rule in america again. let freedom ring in america again. listen. i preach the gospel around the world. communist nations, marxist nations, muslim nations will kill you for the preaching of the gospel. the only thing that stops us from becoming them is the first amendment. this country is worth fighting for, this country is worth praying for, this country is worth fasting for come out this country is worth dying for. you, we serve the god of the resurrection. here is what i want to let you know. christian, if you need help, i believe this, god is raising up another group of preachers come the black robed regiment. open, youurch is not not led by a black robe preacher, you are led by a yellow robe preacher and you ought to open up your church and play the man of god, play the woman of god, don't let government tell you when you can and can't preach ever again, amen? help, i have free legal counsel for christians. i also have a list of the voter fraud. i will send it to you. , fill it outtoday and the places they won't open up the churches, we

el "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora! [m''usica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [hablan a la vez] [risas] alan: buenos dÍas, amigos. feliz martes, compaÑeros. gracias por acompaÑarnos en "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] francisca: se siente el clima de fiesta y hay que disfrutar la vida, seÑores. raÚl:usted celebre tambiÉn con todos los cuidados y celebremos que estamos vivos y que tenemos saludo. carlos: hablando de salud, estÁ pensando en la parranda , se prepara para comer y beber. tomen precauciones, le rogamos de todo corazÓn. aylen: el "dr. juan" no dirÁ cÓmo prepararnos para evitar los excesos de comida y de bebida y que no nos juegue una mala pasada. todo con su santo remedio natural. alan: hay algo muy bueno para la cruda. elyangÉlica: por ahora nos vamos mÁs bien con las noticias. es un hecho, en horas de la noche el congreso aprobÓ finalmente el quinto paquete de estÍmulo para aliviar el impacto del coronavirus,el proyecto espera por la firma del presidente trump para convertirse en ley permitiendo

this is the america we love. and that is the america we are going to be. so thank you all. may god bless you and may god protect our troops and all of those who stand watch over our democracy. thank you. >> [inaudible] pres.-elect biden: thanks for the congratulations. appreciate it. ♪ >> stay with c-span and our continuing coverage of the transition of power. voteshe electoral college cast, join us january 6 at 1:00 p.m. eastern for the joint session of congress to count the votes and declare the winner for president and vice president. theoon on january 20, inauguration of the 46th president of the united states. the statehouse to congress, to the white house. or listenll live using the free c-span radio app. >> c-span's washington journal every day. we take your calls live on the air discussing the policy issues that interest you. gouldy morning, elise talks about how the pandemic has affected america's workforce and why robust financial relief measures are needed. the author of the washington times bill gertz with the latest in the investigation of california democrat

, feels like america. you see that coming into focus. i think he's made some tremendous selections thus far. tony blinken as secretary of state, we all know him very, very well. he will clearly be a secretary of state more in the traditional sense and we can get into that a little later in the discussion but clearly reaching out to our allies and trying to re-establish relations with those very, very important. i'll just close echoing joe's tanden, bout neera she's a great person. i think the president-elect's cabinet is going to get a good everview. they're all people of substance and capability. he's clearly making that a priority. and he's looking them as a team, as much as individual members, because with the challenges we face they're going to have to work as a team, clearly led by his vision and his encouragement in their service to the american people. but it's a very exciting time. ms. verstandig: thank you, i think you all vlade this out quite well. i think i want to pick up on -- let's get into s

s in america leading unions in america. and the president of general conversation, ur our joint conversation picked up the phone and called, i'm told, and said they're dropping their suit against california. sure e all in on making that they are a -- we're the first in the world to have -- get to o and be able to toarbon neutral economic way power automobiles as a consequence of dealing with electric vehicles. own the electric vehicle market and can put those 500,000 stations, if we can put a million jobs back in detroit building midwest, cars. you know, pete's going to also carry out the department's duty our ep americans safe on roads and highways and in our skies. pete's going to help build back and hope.h jobs with vision and execution. honored onored, i'm he's aunswering the call to sere his country again. so please welcome, please elcome the next secretary of buttigieg.ion, pete mr. uttigieg: well, president-elect, madam vice thank you so t, much for entrusting me with this opportunity to serve the american people. hu

. >>> and our made in america christmas. we asked for your one thing and so many of you answering the call. and tonight here, someone you will definitely know with some of her favorite things. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with the news that came in late today that the u.s. is now one step closer to having a second vaccine up and running across this country. an fda panel a short time ago recommending emergency approval now for the moderna vaccine. final authorization could come within hours. nearly 6 million doses are ready to be shipped tonight. the panel of scientists recommending the fda issue emergency use. and this time, the vote was 20-0. the numbers show moderna's vaccine is about 94% effective at preventing symptomatic disease. but there was also encouraging data when it comes to halting asymptomatic infection. transmission of the virus when you don't realize it, when you don't show symptoms. they're hopeful this will help stop the spread. also, as

what i conclude the book with, i'ot interested in the survival of america, not terested in usa, red, white and blue being sviving things, how we apeople constitute ourselves, how we decide to live to ther and govern ourselves and that has nothing to do with what was loaded into america. we have to rest from the idea of america the gd ideas, things that, the ide of eqlity and justice and those things that may help people thrive without them being tied to the state of america devoted to the symbolism. >> i'm struck by your use of the phrase we need to think about how we as people want to constitute ourselves, the nation. for me thinking about those myths, we the people from the founding document and also, your sweatshirt tonight and it is a feature so that leads me to the question how notions of gender and manhood in particular factor into myths about america, factor into the entity you call trump land, something i deeply appreciated about your work, how your discussions of race and citizenship involve gender. would you mind talking about that? is there a connection between these myths

and you have joe biden essentially america's blast dubois up there in the white house saying are all this real loan with confidence and strength just. as you know that. when the rest of the world like pasta. interest rates than skyrocket blanche is. well this case thought out the hall but whatever the anti dimension drug of the choice of the elderly is today would become more pronounced and there is it seen thank you tennessee williams of course our spanish speaking audience was loving your spanish where their boss the star i know a spanish word spanish speaking kaiser before an audience of millions and millions of people we love you know look at me happy christmas we love you. so that reminds me we have some christmas specials coming out and christmas and new year's specials they're really fun really good we're going to take. more. he's picking i'm not no no no no no 7 not now in terms of this lie and we see that in the money printing so the expansion of m one money supply by 64.5 percent remember because as the lies begin to unfold and unravel and people start to call it out your l

and -- in america. if you look at the black community, you know, the black community thrived coming out of slavery. and look at the accomplishments of that people were able to achieve under the worst of circumstances. and now, we have a situation in america where people seem to be regressing. and it is because they have forgotten god. they have forgotten who the are. they have forgotten the constitution. they never read the declaration of independence. they have not read the mayflower compact. they are, historically illiterate, and spiritually dead. >> it is a crisis of memory. dr. alan, do you want to give us some closing words? i will have some closing words. i gave you a chance to weigh in on this. the link between faith and freedom, right from the get-go. some level with the mayflower compact. >> heiko there is no improving on the splendid observations my colleague and friend has just offered. i have not going to close.--i will take the occasion to say i found this conversation illuminating. i found

the american people have finally spoken america as i split when americans are balanced the world becomes more dangerous the world is looking at us with a mixture of sadness and. with the election behind us the republican party dumptruck your weekly take on us politics and that's the bottom of. my after the ok you're watching the screen well today's episode long time coming the reckoning with race in america this is the latest book by michael eric dyson how i like all really great havoc on the stream baptist minister right into iraq onto her what have i left off the least of things to introduce you by your titles that you halt f o f friend of for me. excellent as they start so kids excited to have me here on the strength we have audience 25 minutes of michael eric dyson if you don't have a question for he now you will have in a few minutes jumping to jumping to the live comments i need to be top of the show with michael eric dyson who that wish i stopped by the mike i took a picture of the front cover inside the front cover of your book and inside the back cover of your book and it just s

america over the past sense china joined a world trade organization america spent sending their jobs to china some america sentence jobs and its cash to china and then the central bank here in the u.s. says there is down inflation where you have to keep printing money to try to create inflation and people in america are left dumbstruck because they don't understand anything that's coming out of the federal reserve it doesn't make any sense to them oh how do they get away with saying there's no inflation if they have as you point they have set the inflation to china in it along with the jobs right so it's a structurally structural attack on the economy that they're masking behind this phrase oh we're trying to create a freight inflation simon more china because it has companies told us they have to create more remember more chinese you want in order to see your hand outs of the people they're going to send it means actual real goods i'm an enormous needs great sadness structural. you know challenges and one of the things that we saw in 2020 was you know certain the pandemic amusement