In washington, d. C. , earning her logic refrom the hastings law school, was the District Attorney in San Francisco and law on to earning her degree from hastings law school. She announced her candidacy for president back in january 2019 in oakland, california. She withdrew from the race in december of last year. Joining us from los angeles is an l. A. Times political reporter , and in philadelphia, covering politics for politico, holly otterbein. And i want to begin with you, holly otterbein. I wonder if you could walk us through the process of what led to her selection. Sure. A debaten during between biden and sanders. Biden broke the news that he was going to choose a woman as his Vice President ial nominee. That kind of kicked everything little while, a later, in april, he announced his Vice President ial search committee, which included four people, including former senator chris dodd, who has been a longtime friend and ally to biden. He took an important and powerful role in that
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covered the government s response to the coronavirus in my commentary writings at the washington times and early on i wrote a piece in april of 2020. i wrote a piece entitled the coronavirus will go down in history as the biggest political hoax and for that i was attacked but look at where we are now, and then i covered the last couple years of the lockdowns the clampdowns the unscientific science the hypocrisies and so forth and i just felt it was time to write a book letting readers know not just some of the underreported or unreported behind scenes discussions that justified the lockdowns, but also more importantly what s ahead how the democrats in particular how the left is going to continue to use fear from the coronavirus to justify even more clampdowns on liberties. you open the book with a personal count from from your life and reach a little bit and then you can expand on it you wrote this science is not sacrosanct doctors are not gods but believing so as place ameri
this is the work of a humane investigation into the tragedy that has befallen tragedy as peopleno who dubbed themselves truther but in reality do not acknowledge the truth, try to change a narrative of events and that it actually occurred and have further pain on those of expense too much. also examines how misinformation conspiracy theories and the people who promote such things, after sandy hook have emboldened groups to reject the facts and existence of white supremacy, covid masking and vaccinations in the validity of our elections. elizabeth williamson is a future writer and former editorial board member for the new york times and she is privacy written for the washington post and wall street journal. she will be joined in the conversation i wouldn t care swisher. now please join me in welcoming elizabeth williamson and care swisher. [applause] work afterwards. you have to clean up. that s my favorite part of this that introduction. so elizabeth, and i ve been talk
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