that compromises the will of the people all across the united states of america in 2024. so, yes lawrence, we feel a certain humbleness in this campaign. and i think the good people of pennsylvania feel a certain responsibility to be able to protect our democracy and write this next chapter as one where we again make forward progress. pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro, thank you very much for joining us, i really appreciate it. thank, you lawrence. thank you, tonight s last word is next. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp.
trey: we mentioned humility it takes to do your job, i m also going to let you go with talking about patience. the patience to take a thousand photographs, knows that maybe the world will only see one of them. so the lack of humility, lack of patience and lack of talent is what kept me from being a photo journalist. thank you so much and i would like to please say the take away that i have from covering all of these administrations, all five presidents, there is one thing that i have learned when you speak of humbleness. that all of those. you may see in there, in my book, you may notice the 3 presidents walking out site of oval office, presidents clinton, obama and bush, and it really struck me with that picture
Our Heavenly Father has given us this glorious and great expectation: To do justly, to be merciful, and to walk humbly with our just, merciful, and humble Savior. So let’s do it.
with guns. he is somebody that has been a visionary in science for a long, long time. should he call himself science? no. what we need right now is humbleness in the face of this virus which is beating all of us. harris: humility seems to be in short supply and it s part of the problem with some of the messaging around all of this from the white house and agency to agencies. we talk about it all the time that when your ego tells you you know everything and can tell other people to do everything sometimes you don t bring forth your humanity. dr. walensky now, dr. siegel, you will stand by with me here on the focus. let s watch. available for every child over the age of 5 and the children who are in the hospital now are largely those who are unvaccinated. first and foremost one of the most important things that changed get our children and teenagers vaccinated. if our teenagers are elible we have boosters available for teenagers as well. we saw through the delta surge
book, what they will learn is how deeply-rooted racism is. but they also going to learn perry was a human being, that he is a human being. and they will also learn that they will see the the humility and the humbleness that came across in the book. the book is very i think it s very emotional. it s gonna take you on a roller coaster. and, um, and it s going to make people think, especially white america. and, yeah, and so i wrote this book um because i wanted people to see how deep rooted racism was in our family and we and we represent many black families around around the world. and i and i and i wrote this book, i talk about things that racism that happened in late 60s, the 70s, 80s, 90s, until perry s death because racism did not start with perry s death. you as you are reference noug, in this book, you also detail your own experiences with