Hello and welcome. Im shaun ley. This is the programme which brings together bbc specialists with the foreign correspondents based in the uk who file their stories for the audience back home with the dateline london. Wagons roll its been the week when vaccine began its journey to our shores. Guess where from . The eu will those lorries keep coming brexit, trade deal or no deal . Donald trump takes his case to georgia, where voters still have the power to deny joe biden at least some of his power. What is the place of us courts in determining the outcome of this most contested of president ial elections. To discuss that, were joined byjeff mcallister, a former white house correspondent, London Bureau chief for time magazine, and a practising lawyer. As well as writing for portuguese publications, eunice goes is an academic in london, exploring the importance of ideas in politics. And back with us in the studio after weeks pounding the sidewalks in the United States for president ial ele
Understanding of them. Here at the national archives. We preserve the records of the four federal agencies most involved in the management of our nations public lands the bureau of Land Management the Us Forest Service the us fish and Wildlife Service and the National Park service. The written records photographs and Motion Pictures contain the stories of the beginnings of federal stewardship. In his book making americas public lands, adam swords takes us through the history of these lands and examines the changing priorities and challenges concerning them. Adam m. Swords is professor of history at the university of idaho. Hes the author of United States west coast and environmental history. The Environmental Justice will the mo douglas and american conservation in an open pit visible from the moon michelle. Niehaus is project editor at the atlantic where she at its features for the planet section in a series called life up close her writing has appeared in publications, including the
David brooks appeared on booknotes to talk about bobos in paradise the new upper class and how they got there. As people who combine the attitudes of the bohemian counterculture of the 1960s with the conservative 1980s attitudes regarding finance and family. This is about an hour. Cspan david brooks, were do we find a bobo in paradise . Guest bobos are spread across upscale america. If youre looking for the hunting signs of them, i suppose what you do is you look for people whove renovated their kitchen so big it looks like an aircraft hangar with plumbing. You see these big kitchens with islands in the middle of them. Theyve got a big refrigerator so bigyou know, subzero. It looks like you could fit an inlaw suite in one side of them. Theyve got the six burner, duelfuel viking ranges. So basically, bobos are across upscale america. Theyre in leftwing towns, like berkeley, california, burlington, vermont; in rightwing towns wayne, pennsylvania, where i went to high school, orange count
We preserve the records of the four federal agencies most involved in the management of our nations public lands the bureau of Land Management the Us Forest Service the us fish and Wildlife Service and the National Park service. The written records photographs and Motion Pictures contain the stories of the beginnings of federal stewardship. In his book making americas public lands, adam swords takes us through the history of these lands and examines the changing priorities and challenges concerning them. Adam m. Swords is professor of history at the university of idaho. Hes the author of United States west coast and environmental history. The Environmental Justice will the mo douglas and american conservation in an open pit visible from the moon michelle. Niehaus is project editor at the atlantic where she at its features for the planet section in a series called life up close her writing has appeared in publications, including the nations geographic and the New York Times magazine, an
From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Welcome to the program. We begin on a sad note. Ben bradlee, the editor of the washington post, died yesterday at age 93. Here are two excerpts from his appearances on this program. I wanted to be considered in the same breath as the New York Times. That was i didnt like people saying the New York Times. I wanted the New York Times and the post. That helped. It was a big step on the way. The chemistry between the two of you seems like an odd couple that works. How odd it is. You and catherine were very different evil. You sat down with her and when you wanted this job and said, the famous line, i will give my left one to be the editor of the washington post. [laughter] it was managing editor. Editor, i would have given the other one. I was going to say well, i liked her. I thought she was, i mean, daily newspaper is so vibrant, though so positive. You can do things with it. You can get somebody into jail, do something overnight.