Amazon rising ahead of its twoday prime event. Connell well be out on the road speaking to voters. Well be in the crucial battleground state of florida throughout the week. Now today were in a city that really has been especially hard hit during the pandemic, orlando. Usually thrives on the tourism business. Working now to bring travelers back. Maybe you can tell from looking behind me, im on the scene at seaworld today. President trump is actually on his way here this hour as well, not to seaworld but to the orlando area. Well talk a lot about that. Well cover all the top stories as we normally do. Much more in florida. Fox Business Team coverage with blake burman at the white house speaking of president , Hillary Vaughn reporting from the Supreme Court on capitol hill and blake burman on the north lawn. Reporter wouldnt it be something if president goes to seaworld that would be quite a curveball. I4 corridor is incredibly crucial in florida. Tampa to Daytona Beach and points in betw
Like as possible. To those of you joining us the first time putting a work in welcome and an invitation to explore the wide range of programs we have available here. Now is the perfect time to turn off your cell phones or anything else thatt might make noise during the program. Take you for doing that. We are thrilled tonight to welcome a claimed historian mary beth norton. Author of five books and coeditor of several others and her textbook, a people and nation, survey of u. S. History has been published in ten additions and is sold more than 500,000 copies. Norton is a Pulitzer Prize finalist and was a 2018 president of the american historical association. She is the mary [inaudible] Professor Emeritus at cornell university. Her new book, 1774, is available for purchase and signing following the program. So now, please join me in welcoming marybeth norton. [applause] it is nice to be here. I want to make sure that the quicker is the clicker on . It doesnt seem to be. Oh, there is spi
Ladies and gentlemen, if he decided not to do anything, then he cant be stopped, host of our show alexei lysenkov good morning, dear friends. Today. We are celebrating world laziness day. It is not an official holiday, but very much loved by many people around the world. Ill be honest. I barely got out of bed today after my vacation. The only thing that could lift me. It is the thought that i will again enter this studio and see all of you and my always cheerful energetic colleagues. Meet victoria panina ah, vika, where are you . Lets go . Lets go, lets go already. Beauties are always cheerful , cheerful, energetic. Hello hello friends. Happy leni day everyone good morning everyone. Not know how you are. But i just opened my eyes. Happy holiday to you. Today we can relax and be lazy with a clear conscience. It is believed that the holiday itself originated in colombia according to tradition. There, people take out beds, hang hammocks and lie in pajamas all day long so that the rest tak
Good evening. I am tony clark. I am really glad you are all here. I think this will be a fascinating evening because it kind ofpo tells why we are in politics the way we are right now. When i was growing up, folk music was a really big deal. There was a group called the chad mitchell trio that had a song called the dont John Birch Society with lyrics like if mommy is a connie, youve got to turn her in. Just really a funny, funny song. They would sing things Like Fighting for the right to fight the right fight for the right. Should google the trio and the John Birch Society. The billboards at the time along the highways would say things like Impeach Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren or get the u. S. Out of the un. They were very well known back in the 60s. By the end of the vietnam war you did not really hear much about them. Their influence carried much further. Their influence did not disappear. Fe a professor at the graduate school of political management at George Washington univers
It kind of tells why we are in politics the way we are right now. You know, when i was growing up, folk music was a really big deal. And there was a group called the chad mitchell trio that had a song called the John Birch Society with lyrics like if mommy is a commie, you got to turn around and. It was just really a funny, funny song, you know . And they would sing things Like Fighting for the right to fight the right fight for the right things. But sometimes you should google chad mitchell trio and the the John Birch Society song, the billboards at the time, the highways would say things like Impeach Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren or get the us out of the u. N. So they were very well known back in the sixties, but by the end of the vietnam war, you didnt hear much about. But as youll hear tonight, their influence carried carried much further. That influence did not disappear. Matthew dallek is a professor of graduate to graduate school of political management at George Washington