This is overheard. audience applauding deray mckesson, welcome. Its good to be here. Thank you very much for being here. So, we sit here today on january the 13th, one week from the Trump Presidency beginning officially. How are you feeling . You know, it is sad in so many ways, and so much of the energy of the next four years will be spent withstanding an administration and trying to maintain the progress that we have made so far. Im hopeful that over the next four years that we dont lose our sense of promise and hope whene think about what resistance looks like. In my profession, the journalism business, the saying that has become commonplace is, give him a chance, but hold him accountable. Are you prepared to give him a chance . I dont know what a chance looks like when he is so openly racist and bigoted and islamophobic. I dont know what giving him a chance looks like. I do know that there are people who are ready to hold him accountable and ready to withstand the administration an
Hinojosa drugrelated killings continue at an alarming rate throughout mexico, and the violence is now spilling across the border into the United States. Mexico bureau chief for the Dallas Morning News alfredo corchado. Im maria hinojosa. This is one on one. Alfredo corchado, you are the Mexico Bureau chief for the Dallas Morning News. As such, you spend a lot of your time covering drug dealers, the traficantes, the narcos, the kidnappings. This was not the mexico that you would have been reporting on 20 years ago. Its a whole new mexico. Well, i actually came to mexico, and my real passion back then was covering immigration, covering the usmexico relations. And when i left mexico in 2000, i left mexico for washington, because i thought the story had died in mexico, you know . Hinojosa the immigration story. The immigration story, but also, you know, mexico now had democracy in the year 2000. And so i figured that maybe the story was going to be washington and mexico city. So i moved to
This is overheard. applauding katharine hayhoe, welcome. Thank you for having me. Nice to have you here. So i thought we would do a baseline for this conversation. Alright. So, establish a baseline. Global warming is real . Yes. Climate change is real . That too. Climate science is legitimate . Yes and its very old. So whats everybodys glitch . Why is this even a thing . Why are we even arguing about this . This is the big debate. It is. [evan] yeah. The number one reason were arguing is because people dont like what they perceive to be the solutions and its easier to say it isnt a real problem than to say it is a real problem, but i dont want to fix it. So is the problem a problem of ideology . Is the problem a problem of faith at odds with some of this stuff, science, and whathaveyou . Is the problem a problem of economics at odds with this or is it some combination of those things . The smokescreens that we see when it comes to Climate Change, the smokescreens people throw up, are s
Me i was a bubbalooking mexican. Hinojosa bubba . Yeah, the bubbalooking mexican. Hinojosa laughing and you can. You even got that southern training twang there. You can. Well, you know, its having lived in the south, i guess. Im fascinated by it. Hinojosa i mean, you really are like 100 , and even in your home when you were raised, you were 100 mexicano. Your dad didnt even want you to ca yourself a chicano. Oh, no. Hinojosa and you mom was 100 american. Right. Hinojosa she wore white gloves, and you had to say. How did you have. You had to speak in perfect english to her. She liked to be addressed as mother dear. She was a league victorian, you know, and she always. I always say she was the only lady in the barrio with a little veil and a little string of pearls and white gloves, and she would do her hands like this when she talked. Hinojosa laughing and shed say, call me mother dear. you couldnt say, yeah, you had to say yes; preferable, yes, mother dear. Hinojosa but youre also 100
I just got an f from you, actually. This is overheard. applauding john doe, welcome. Thank you. Nice to see you. Good to be here. How is it that x is 40 years old as a band . We must be getting old. Its hard to imagine. Its magical. [evan] is it magical . No. laughing its astounding. Everything hurts, but its still astounding, yeah. Im really lucky. Less than you would think in the hurting part. Not a lot of bands, good bands and bad bands make it this long, right . Happens to be a good band, a great band that made it this long. You know, i appreciate that. Its just good fortune, and i think we still have some ambition. [evan] still playing. Its what we do. Its what we do. I saw cheap trick and its like, its kind of like seeing old blues guys. I saw John Lee Hooker and lightning hopkins, i saw those guys play and it is, you see cheap trick playing, its like, yeah, you look like an old blues guy now. chuckling well, the nice thing about it is its not the name, but a whole bunch of diffe