defence secretary, ben wallace, thank you for time. at a quarter to eight, sally is with us this morning talking about what could be an amazing season for manchester city. they have got their first silverware? yes, and they could be more to come. they played in the league cup final yesterday. i have to say, there was an atmosphere. can you believe it? fans inside, genuinely they could feel the atmosphere. manchester city have won the efl cup for a remarkable fourth year in a row after beating spurs 1—0 in the final. they did so in front of the biggest crowd at a football match since march last year. nearly 8,000 spectators were at wembley, including supporters of both city and spurs. the winner came from an unlikely source — defender aymerick laporte's late header was enough for city, who now could still win three trophies this season. it was not full but they represent all the people in the season. it sounds better with them there. they make noise. it is better, of course. the reason why we do that is for them. west brom's hopes o

wallace survived that ended up 19. the race went to overtime. that's where brad kozlowski edge dad, the benedetto for the wind as chaos reigns behind him. kozlowski the ninth different winner this year, martin to x, who was 31st today is the current points leader and the guy who made one of the most famous place in oakland raider history, has died. mike davis intercepted brian sipe and cleveland and an fc playoff game in 1981 to preserve the wind for the raiders oakland on and went on to win the super bowl that year against the philadelphia eagles. davis died today at the age of 65. the raiders gave no details of his cause of death. unquestionably one of the most memorable moments and oakland raider history. i remember that bowl champions and to think that it was only 65, joe. thank you. coming up next here at 11, california's pretty experienced with drought. but of course, more rain would be better. today's rain help, but water agency say it's not nearly enough to change the drought picture in the bay area. the 11 o'clock news on ktv. you fox t

. >> commissioner wallace, second. let's open it up to public comment. all right. i will put the instructions for public comment back on the screen. if you would like to make a public comment on this item, please dial the number on the screen and remember to press start three in order to be added to the queue. you will have three minutes to make your comments. i not currently seeing any callers in the queue, but we will take another caller -- a pause for anyone would like to call in. i not seeing any callers. thank you. katy, let's close public comment and move to a roll call vote to approve the resolution. >> great. [roll call] >> the motion passes. well done, everybody. that was a lot of work and i appreciate your diligence in coming back and sticking to it. let's move to the next item. all right. the next item is item eight. discussion and vote on whether wishes send the letter to support them -- support a long-term funding plan. >> commissioner wallace? >> thank you. i know you will all remember at our last commission meeting during the budget discussion we tal

the democrats told roosevelt in 1944, you've got to get rid of your current vice president, henry wallace. it was clear that franklin roosevelt was not in good health. there is a real concern among conservative democrats that roosevelt would die in office and leave henry wallace, the last of the hard-core new dealers, as president. they threatened to mutiny at the 1944 convention. roosevelt says ok. get the guy from kansas city. he had hardly met harry truman, but he became president. truman says he will be a straight talking guy. he did hold press conferences. this is actually another important part of the story. through the truman era, presidential press conferences, as they were called, were off the record events. they were for the background. the president could be quoted only with his explicit permission. so when harry truman held press conferences, he would say something or other and reporters would have to say can we quote you on that. nowadays, we live in the age of other transparency. if a president says something inadvertently, it's considered fair game. truman discovered there

at the receiving end of that fake news charge make wallace who himself says it was a convenient way of trying to silence. this is a very popular tour. in europe and the u.s. . uses almost like a right side as i said earlier the president said back to earth we should. start wars too well she's dead right to start wars and when the days attack took place. it was used time by the us. to illegally parked syria so that was. causing war and what the 1st seed was a quarter to either science or risk if you started by and i didn't peacefully started . we want to troops and we want peace. meanwhile a panel of experts convened in 2019 rejected that the chlorine cylinders used to deliver the toxic gas in duma had been dropped from the air and that had been a key argument in laying the blame for the attack on the syrian army based on whistleblower data the panel decided the o.p.c. w. reports on the doomer attack relied on false premises and was deliberately mass to yield a biased conclusion. while this again thinks if the o.p.c. w. had nothing to hide it wouldn't of turned a blind eye to the whistl

joint of course by our beloved colleagues nicolle wallace and joy reid who are here at my sides, my sisters in full vaccination status. it is good to be together, you guys. with the band all back together again, we are awaiting president biden's joint address to congress. this is a speech we are not supposed to call a state of the union, although that's effectively what it will be. modern presidents have generally given this speech in february, just about one month after being inaugurated. president biden has waited much later, until now, late april. today is his 99th day in office. >> indeed this president will address the nation tonight over a year into our pandemic, which of course has claimed the lives of over 570,000 of our fellow citizens. given the ongoing public health crisis, tonight is going to look very different. the chamber built to hold 1,600 people will instead tonight only seat 200. most of the cabinet stays home except for the secretaries of state and defense. most of the supreme court stays home except for the chief justice. visually there will be two women behind the pres

i just wanted to tell you the story of my being a lot like harry, lee wallace. >> lovely. >> so, you know, even from sons and members of families who write and just send the letters that they have from their loved ones as well and just wonderful, this account is actually from europe, from the european theater and this young man was written up in the paper because he had wrote, he tells parents how excited it was and beautiful ceremony and they gave him a new uniform and bronze star and new shoes. all my buddies in the troop commander are as happy as me. enough of that, but two years ago when i was training in the states i never thought this would happening to me. i haven't done too badly as a soldier. all the ceremonies mean to a fellow and makeot them happy but nothing will make me anymore happy than when i get back on good old walnut street with the family having the good times all over again. there never will be a place nicer. i am sending the bronze star medal to you, mom and you, dad, you can haveal it. i certainly owe you a lot and maybe some day i can help you out. i will neve

let's bring in chris wallace now. as the president stand the risk here or run the risk of shooting himself in the foot with his own party? >> it was a very interesting article by josh and he makes the point that if you think back to the 2020 election in november and some of the areas where joe biden and democrats did best was in the affluent suburbs, the counties around places like atlanta and philadelphia, a lot of voters who went for democrats and they are going to get hit if these tax increases go through for individuals among 400,000 families making $550,000, so if the president keeps saying you're not going to be affected, only rich people will be affected, a lot of those people are democrats. in a sense, joe biden is making a trade among things like child care and community colleges and things like that, he calls it a blue-collar blueprint to build america so he is trying to win back some of those trump voters, blue-collar voters but in the effort to get them, he may be turning off some of the more affluent vote

i agree with chris wallace people are glad the speech is over. signer heard a message, we are going to compete with them, educate our people and he said to america in strong terms we are on the move again. also the visual where liz cheney walked across the aisle before he gave his speech. this was a powerful speech and i hope the president can deliver on it with bipartisan message and results going forward. todd: we want to go to been, your thoughts on what we heard tonight? >> last time i was on the are talking about a joe biden speech he waxed eloquent about how it was so powerful and unifying i don't think that turned out to be true at all, turned out to be a tissue of lies republicans rejected that did not lead to any bipartisanship i expect the same results in this speech. it will be a political blip, immediately forgotten it won't change the course of anything in washington which is a mono partisan affair under joe biden. steve: on foreign-policy, on afghanistan, he specifically pointed out he wants to bring all the troops home and to usama

his atari and friends who've also put their faith in sputnik he met up for a celebratory lunch and wallace andrea has been told to hold off on. alcohol for a few days didn't stop his friends from. his good health his future antibodies and of course international cooperation. filtered by another scandal hits u.k. exporters. to british olympians and they were tested for steroids details after the break. jazzers financial survival guide i don't buy any i honestly. think i'm on the friday as of last summer buying from the future cracker was kaiser. the world is driven by. the dairy thinks. we dare to ask. you cramer is back in the news and not in a good way escalating rhetoric could lead to more complex within ukraine who is driving this impending conflict again why or is this all about isolating russia. welcome back to the program it's been revealed the u.k. antidoping agency let a little in putin's investigate themselves off the testing positive for steroids. so if any wrongdoing. was in the studio earlier to discuss the story. well right now we have front and center to a british 2012 a limb

wallace cross a lot of shorty's on course if you get the latest updates at all but thanks for staying across the story what exactly happened here and was this you should blogger in the public eye well 1st a few words about this blogger edward bill he's like i said a video blogger he's got more than 4000000 subscribers on his you tube channel and he's known for recording pranks where he threatens and insults people but now he's on the wrong side of the law and he's been charged with causing a multiple car pileup in central moscow now according to c.c.t.v. footage he's car suddenly switched lanes and drove into oncoming traffic one woman was seriously injured and she's now in a coma now in the immediate aftermath edward bill said that say he was not at the wheel of the time of the accident but later he changed his tune and admitted his guilt. was good is what you're doing me as if it'd been a behind the wheel i arrived here just now it's indeed my car i lent it to friends who ended up in a crash i don't know what happens and now you assaulting me with the cameras a new clue what happene

hospital his family have to pass 3 at least one of the checkpoint and his father explained to us how wallace did leave his son losing an eye. i got a call from the shop owner where my son works and i was told that my son had been shot in the face and that he's in hospital i went there and the doctors were already treating him the supervising doctor told me that my son needed to be transferred to another hospital since he was in critical condition we waited for about 45 hours for the transfer approval then the guys here tried to do something about it so they carried my son back to the israeli checkpoint and told the soldiers you shot him you treat him the israelis told us to go to a checkpoint in bethlehem and we kept waiting for an ambulance there again for over 4 hours there we were told that my son would be treated at their own expense the hospital was reluctant to treat him and they kept asking for the transfer papers the doctor called me to say that he can't do anything about my son because he didn't receive any transfer papers at 230 the doctors said they had to remove my son's i as he

of the investigators working on the ground were excluded from discussions on the final report mike wallace again thinks if the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons had nothing to hide it under turned a blind eye to the whistleblowers revelations your p.c. i don't think you'd be. too nice a lot of those issues can hurt. the demise of to use of chemical weapons or p.c. don't you has to read a bit and write it looks like to do the right journal of the op c.w. or no notice. there is a if earned under our ears. and if day hadn't been here well. this whole episode well they have nothing to fear nor organization has nothing to hide and is sure that they're telling the truth would be afraid to have to gauge if they refuse to have a transparent investigation into this whole matter it actually emphasize guilt. police in the u.k. have smashed their way into the home of a man who broke the country's strict quarantine rules after returning from abroad i throw ins refuse to isolate in a hotel at his own car after travelling through a so-called red list country this video shows the moment

proposal for meeting biden's new climate target kimberly help hit al-jazeera the white house david wallace wells is the author of the on the inhabitable i'm the editor of launch at new york magazine he says many believe adapting to carbon neutral systems is the more lucrative option. it's an incredibly ambitious target even if we totally zeroed out our emissions from the power sector we will be able to get there and then we also have to cut from transportation infrastructure industry i recall tripping these are very tough targets to hit and without a sort of concrete plan for how to get there i'm skeptical nevertheless i think it's an incredibly lot of a step forward for the country that has produced the lion's share of the world's stark emissions to say that this is a very serious issue we need to be moving immediately and trying to take a retake a leadership position on the issue that they have and in the us i think there's a growing economic consensus all around the world that in fact the cost is negative that countries will be better off the faster it moves and i think that's why we've

of his italian friends who've also put their faith in sputnik he met up for a celebratory lunch and wallace andrea has been told to hold off on the alcohol for a few days but it didn't stop his friends from staying days good health his future antibodies and of course international cooperation. this is to you still to come another scandal hits u.k. sports as questions are raised over a probe into 2 british libyans and how they were tested for steroids it's our next story after the break. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallows. ukraine is back in the news and not in a good way this collating rhetoric could lead to more conflict within ukraine who is driving this impending conflict in body or is this all about isolating russia. hello again it's been revealed the u.k. anti doping agency led a late limp ians investigate themselves after testin

when she was no older around even though there was all that referendum but 100 percent of the eligible wallace in russia had the right to come to that you know the voting stations i came to know all my family. and the majority shouldn't rule her the said or change the constitution that was included there was not all of it then you or you know the new rules or electing the president basically is going to be an exception all the other president will not be able to stay for more than 2 terms but also there are many other things which people support such as you know defining the family as a union or man and woman which makes it possible to care about one sex marriage later on the way russia and other majesty which are supposed to protect russia from western influence as they were given is supported by the people and. going to disappear was i think part of the. you know i gingerly started to say that the majority of russians doesn't care that. i know that there is a certain part of the population that doesn't force the majority of the. select this is exactly the same narrative that the president ha

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a few of his italian friends also put their faith in sputnik he met up for a celebratory lunch and wallace andrea has been told to hold off on the alcohol for a few days that didn't stop his friends from toasting day is good health has antibodies and of course to international cooperation. britain's prime minister will unveil plans for i demand stick vaccine passport is a news conference on monday afternoon boris johnson says it can help prevent another lock down but is definitely going to be. a world in which international travel will use that scene and you can see that already other countries in the aviation industry are interested in those and there's a logic to that. and h.s. or paper certificates would grant people access to public places and potentially open up international travel there are still no details on how exactly the system will work but a backlash against the move is already gathering. covert status certification would be divisive and discriminatory with high levels of vaccination protecting the vulnerable and making transmission less likely we should aim to return to norm

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people's21 wallace street tenans march from walnut street people's park to protest the university of california's development plans to create student housing at both locations. the uc throughout history and continuing until today, um, has constantly prioritized profits over people. um, especially with things like housing. critics of the plans that you see has several alternative sites to build student housing and does not need to evict rent controlled tenants or destroy his store community green spaces in order to build that student housing the city of berkeley has issued in an angry response to uc berkeley's long term expansion plans, saying it needs some major changes. the university wanted to add an estimated 12,000 students and faculty members to its campus over the next 15 years. cal also wants to build eight million square feet of housing, research, space and park. being berkeley has issued a scathing reported response, saying the university has failed to study the full impact of these expansion plans and what that will mean for the city between now and the year. 2036 volunteer

of the investigators working on the ground were excluded from the scotians on the final report mick wallace again thinks that the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons had nothing to hide it wouldn't have turned a blind eye to the whistleblowers revelations your p.c. don't them can be biting into nice a lot of musicians can have. the demise of to use chemical weapons or o.p.c. don't you has to read it bit and write it looks like to do it the way the director general of the l.c. job little or no notice it's almost like. a tool of western libya is if own under our ears i was alluding to and if he hadn't been here well and they have this whole episode where they had to defeat normalisation who has nothing to hide and is sure that they're telling the truth would be afraid to have to investigate and if they refuse to have a transparent investigation if it is all not or it actually emphasize story guilt. they want to bring you know on the program to the u.k. where police have smashed their way into the home of a man who broke the country strict quarantine rules after returning from

at the receiving end of the fake news charge wallace says that it was a convenient way of trying to silence him. use is a very popular term. in europe and the us. and they use it is almost like it i go back and i decided as well i said the president said i think. we should be together because star wars 2 well she's dead right used to start wars when did they just do but took place. it was used at the time by the us france and relocate to illegally parked syria so that a state rules causing war and what the best like they say it was a quarter to read a science or a script or started by night is peace can be started by troops we want the troops and we want peace. you know p.c. w.'s been looking into allegations of chemical weapons use in syria's civil war and accuse president bashar al assad of deploying toxins against his own people on several occasions something syria denies one of the most prominent cases of which multiple doubts about raced was in 2018 in doing the. panel of experts convened in 2919 rejected that the chlorine cylinders used to deliver the toxic gas in duma had been droppe

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china is not far behind here germany exported goods with nearly 96000000000 euros to china last year wallace unchanged from before the pandemic now that was a lot of facts and figures and we need certainly somebody to put all of that for us into perspective and i'm doing a big round here obviously due to the pandemic restrictions but we're both tested clifford coonan here is in the studio with me and clifford 1st of all. well we just heard i mean china is increasingly looking into building its domestic market is the good old bad news for foreign companies. well in some ways it does offer opportunities for foreign companies as we've seen with the with the trade days are there that it's there or it's becoming a great export market it's long been a great export market for say germany and other european economies and that's going to continue particular where there's no growth anywhere else so i think for in the short term definitely we're going to see a very strong focus on china as a place that will provide these opportunities i give you a bit but. you focus on the shore to well i think think m

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her country's government through her works to give a voice to those who are often on her i knew about wallace as the 1st african author to win the nobel prize for literature. the recognition of. creativity which goes back centuries but also in his role as a defender of killing rights and freedom of speech i was looking forward to having an open conversation and discuss issues start tying lean and universal and close to . what unites us makes us human. well it's such an honor to share the same stage with you and i have been talking about the art of storytelling and what it means since they spall arise to worlds and i always thought especially for all 1st 4 storytellers who come from moon that the marcos's such just took a nigeria egypt pakistan brazil then this is so long and it's getting longer i don't think as a writer from such mother lands we have the luxury of being nonpolitical. we can say i'm only going to write my stories and not really think about what's happening outside the window but one thing that draws my attention is especially after the year 2016 i think more and more western a

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her and 4 others carries a penalty of up to 14 years in prison the generals are also shutting down wallace and this is scott hartnell reports. with tears of blood painted on their faces protesters in yangon mourn those killed for demonstrating against the coup this is they mark 2 months since the military power grab that plunged myanmar and the crisis and. we are very sad for our fallen heroes and protesters who are still fighting the military but we will never give up the legal team of the pows leader on song suchi thursday announced that she has been charged with violating the country's colonial era officials secrets act she's been detained since february 1st and has also been charged on 2 other accounts and has been accused of bribery it's a crisis that's now spilling outside its borders for the 1st time in more than 20 years myanmar military fighter jets attacked korean ethnic army held areas near the thai border those attacks during the past few days sent thousands of civilians across the border into thailand seeking safety and medical attention it also prompted the strongest reaction

few of his atari and friends also put their faith in sputnik we met up for a celebratory lunch and wallace andrea has been told to hold off on. alcohol for a few days didn't stop his friends from toasting to his good health his future antibodies and of course to international cooperation. as members of the radical islamist terror groups prisons in russia why u.s. by strong screwed considers this sentence is too harsh a story coming up after the break. geysers financial survival guide. those that you can. point. to keep in mind as a place. for. welcome back to the program it's been revealed the u.k. anti-doping agency lets at least olympians investigate themselves after testing positive for steroids subsequently play a police who goes in the studio earlier to discuss the story. well right now we have front and center to british 2012 a limp ians that would be hurdler rhys williams and the runner gareth warburton now back in 2014 they both tested positive for steroids but they blamed supplements that they had taken saying that they had been contaminated so of course at the time tests were car

her country's government through her works to give a voice to those who are often on her i knew about wallace as the 1st african author to win the nobel prize for literature. the recognition of. creativity which goes back centuries but also in his role as a defender of killing rights and freedom of speech i was looking forward to having an open conversation and discuss issues start tying lean and universal and close to . what unites us makes us human. well it's such an honor to share the same stage with you and i have been talking about the art of storytelling and what it means since they spall arise 2 worlds and i always thought especially for all 1st 4 storytellers who come from moon that the marcos's such as turkey nigeria egypt pakistan brazil the list is so long and it's getting longer i don't think as a writer from such motherland we have the luxury of being nonpolitical. we can say i'm only going to write my stories and not really think about what's happening outside the window but one thing that draws my attention is especially after the year 2016 i think more and more western authors

of the investigators working on the ground where excluded from discussions on the final report mick wallace again thinks if the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons had nothing to hide it wouldn't have turned a blind eye to the whistleblowers revelation your p.c. don't them can be biting into nice a lot of musicians that can help the demise of to use chemical weapons o.p.c. don't do has to read a bit and write down it looks like to do the right the director general of the l.c. job little or no notice it looks like at least to a lot of west there is a if earned under our ears i was listening tonight and if they hadn't behaved well and they have this whole episode where they had nothing to fear nor has a shit who has nothing to hide and is sure that they are telling the suit would be afraid to have an investigation and if they refused to have a transparent investigation into this whole matter it actually emphasize story against. police in the u.k. how smush their way into the home of a man who broke the country strict quarantine rules after returning from abroad matthew owens

concern especially among conservative democrats that roosevelt would die in office and leave henry wallace, last of the hard-core new dealers, as president of the united states. they threatened a mutiny at the convention. roosevelt said, already, just get that guy from kansas city. he had hardly met harry truman. anyway, so truman becomes president. and he says that he's going to be this straight talking guy. and he did hold press conferences. and this is actually another important part of the story. through the truman era, presidential press conferences, as they were called, were off the record events. these were for background. the president could be quoted only with his explicit permission. so when harry truman would hold press conferences, he would say something or other and reporters would have to say, can we quote you on that? nowadays, of course, we live in this age of utter transparency. if a president even says something inadvertently, it's considered fair game. truman discovered there were limits on his candor, when he was thinking aloud, in the middle of the korean war, yeah, ma

nancy reagan spoke about it with mike wallace in 2002. >> reporter: lonely? >> yes, it's lonely. because, really, you know, when you come right down to it, you're in it alone. and there is nothing that anybody can do. >> reporter: and, ultimately, when he is incapacitated by alzheimer's disease, where he begins this long journey to a place where she cannot follow him, it really does fall on her shoulders. to protect the legacy. >> reporter: if you didn't admire her while she was in the white house, you certainly came to when she took care of him. >> it is one of the tragedies. i mean, for the acclaim that finally came her way, she paid the highest price imaginable. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. for smarter trading decisions, my b body is truruly powerfu. i have thehe power to lower m my a1c. becaususe my body y can still mamake its ownwn insulin.. anand truli

the purpose of the henry a wallace police crime database is to inform the public. we encourage people to go there. you can click on a map of your state, the county where you live, and looked at police departments of instances we are aware of were officers were arrested. i should point out that the data we made publicly available buspar far years of data, 12,000 cases involving 10,000 officers employed by almost 4000 state and local law enforcement agencies across the country, but you can take a look at the data and look for yourself and see how bad the problems are, so we are constantly collecting data, currently logging in new arrest cases of officers in 2021 and following cases from all years and doing our cases of 2016 arrest cases, so we have each arrest case on 270 quantitative variables and will be adding 2016 data to our master data set and then coating the 2017 arrest cases, collecting data from the current times and following the cases for each year. host: our first call comes from anthony, a member of law enforcement, west palm beach, florida. go ahead. c

often been accused of unsafe working conditions and union busting which the online giant denies francis wallace is a worker at amazon she says the online retailer has been sending text messages to employees to try and stop them from voting for union the reason most. especially from them aside say and that they don't see the bright side of the union because of the way that there are pressures from the actual companies. they're receiving hints that sell them to vote no website to without dues that explains to you how to file through amazon also pushes you to vote no they have the tools that so you know there's no chance that they actually want the union to happen and they're doing everything they can to stop them from. i feel is important because without a union that they can't get the proper care that they actually they don't have long enough for a they're being worked extremely hard part of then they should be worried and there's unfair wages unfair signing like they just they don't give them enough incentive so the job that they're actually doing is so taxing on the body and taxing on the mind

other people, particularly two of his closest friends, novelist william styrin and journalist mike wallace who both suffered from depression. after the three of them went public they went around the country, they dubbed themselves the blues brothers and gave speeches and talks around the country that helped many people deal with their own battles of depression. in december of 2005, the art buchwald saga enters its final chapter. it was during that month in 2005 that art buchwald started to have kidney problems and circulation problems in his legs. during that same month he had the lower part of his right leg amputated and his doctor said that his kidneys were failing and he was going to have to go on dialysis but he refused. he said, i'm not going to go through that. the doctor said you're going to die within a matter of weeks. but surprisingly and miraculously, he didn't die. and weeks went on and months went on. and soon he became known as the man who wouldn't die. and he started giving interviews to tv and radio and newspapers and so forth about his experiences and how he faced his cond

he gained allowed him to help other people, particularly his close friends william styron and mike wallace. after the three of them went public, they dubbed themselves the blues brothers and they would give speeches and talks and panel discussions around the country, which helped many people deal with their own battles with depression. in december 2005, the buchwald saga enters its final chapter. it was during that month in 2005 that he started to have circulation problems in his legs. during that, he had the lower part of his right leg amputated and dr. said his kidneys were failing and he was going to have to go on dialysis. buchwald refused. the doctor said, you are going to die. surprisingly, he didn't die. weeks and months went on and soon he became as the man who wouldn't die. he started giving interviews to television and radio and newspapers and so forth about his experiences and how he faced his condition and the fact it was predicted he was going to die. many people commended the fact he had faced his situation with courage. in january 2000 seven, his kidneys finally failed and h

chris wallace would not be able to say that. kat, you are a libertarian. i always preface a question like that to you. i'm sorry. >> of all of the things you have said to me, that's what you apologize for. >> greg: i thought i was a libertarian until i met kat. >> that's a misconception. you don't think the government should be the best person for the role of solving the problem, that doesn't mean you don't care about the problem. that's a logical fallacy. if you say i don't want the government in charge of healthcare that, doesn't follow that i want you to get sick and die. people on the left have pushed that message. they don't want governor tyranny that's [bleep]. it's not true. i have a beautiful, loving heart. >> i apologize. >> most of the time you do. >> greg: open yourself up and show it to us. don't do that. that would be disgusting. joe, what do you make of this government poll, big government poll? >> i was going to talk subsid -- jonathan covered that. >> [laughing]. >> greg: i will bring that up on "the five." >> look, took banks that it were

chris: i'm chris wallace. the police officer killed george floyd has been convicted of murder. but the jury is still out on whether it will inspire change. ♪♪ >> we feel a sigh of relief. still, it cannot take away the pain. chris: please perform proposals in congress take on new urgencies after derek chauvin is convicted. as a string of police involved shootings across the nation stoke outrage on america's —- and the white house pushes both parties to work on a compromise. >> we also need congress to act an

in a "60 minutes" interview, he told mike wallace that people weren't tuning in to "the tonight show" for an ernest debate over certain matters. why do people think just because you have "the tonight show" you must deal in serious issues? that's a real danger. once you start that, you get the feeling you say has great import. you could use that as a forum, but i don't think you should as an entertainer. in other words, carson really didn't want to go as far as stephen colbert or trevor noah routinely do so today. what would carson do with president trump? well, we have some sense. trump was prominent as a new york business leader during carson's time at "the tonight show" and johnny carson did make a few jokes at trump's expense. in 1989 he ripped about trump's short-lived entirely failed game show called "trump card." quote, he's on everything. he's got his name on buildings, he's got his name on boats, and this show apparently is a lot like "wheel of fortune," but instead of van na white, leona helmsley comes out and flips a homeless person in the street. one of the parts of this sh