A Nuclear Catastrophe is actually greater now was during the cold war and were entered into a new arms race is dangerousness cost is the one in the cold war tom if thats true why well i think what happened is that a lot of policies that we had for the cold war for the arms race we had with the soviet union those policies never changed it when the cold war ended and so as bill said people have moved on their cerns have moved on to other issues but the old policies are still there and we never change them theyre still dangerous and in some ways theyre more dangerous than ever because people are focused on other issues and they simply dont see the dangers that we face and sent into perry why isnt it discussed. Thats that course is too deep for me dance a psychological question to fundamentally. When the cold war ended the danger the worried the people had the fear the people had about a Nuclear Catastrophe just ended with that and they just dont want to pick it up again or soon again but
Include jesse hollands, reporter for the Associated Press and author of marvels the black panther. I do not know if we will have questions about that today. [laughter] dr. Berger where the Vice President and Founding Editor of and a professor of law at Georgetown University law center and executive director of the center on conventional studies at georgetown law. She is chief Legal Counsel for Vice President biden and the legal staff for the Senate Judiciary committee. Thank you. A pleasure to be with you. Thank you for being here. We would like to get started right away by giving an opportunity for one of our panelists to speak to a question that has not come up yet the original purpose, if you will, of government long before we thought of government as making policy. People looked to government for the protection of their rights, and you have written about this. Tell us more about what is meant by that, the original purpose of government. Thank you for letting me be a part of this ev
It coming up a little bit later on marty robin. All right dave, thank you so much in the north bay this morning marine county has seen an increase in covid19 cases, Public Health officers say that thats a sign the virus is spreading there. And now residents say that there are coronavirus cases in bolinas you may recall the town tested almost all of its residents back in april and the results came back negative kron fours gayle on reports. You know it seems like people are really anxious to get out of the house 4th of july and we cannot do what the weather was really good and it was pretty busy. Molina says known to be isolated to Scientists Say its rule setting contributed to a low infection rate of covid19 in april the town made National Headlines after testing almost all of its residents the results negative locals worked hard to keep it that way sign at the entrance telling visitors the town is closed and to turn around but word is spreading the virus is in the community i heard the
President trailing in key swing states. With 93 days to go, we will discuss whether the president s reelection efforts stands with jason miller. Plus, millions of americans on unemployment lose their 600 weekly supplemental with congress nowhere close to a deal. Speaker pelosi and the democratic leader have refused to negotiate. Ten weeks we have asked the leader to negotiate, but its too late. Chris we will ask our sunday panel about the deadlock over the Coronavirus Relief bi bill. All right now on Fox News Sunday. Chris and hello again from fox news in washington. President trump raised the possibility of delaying the november election this week, something he does not have the power to do, but it was a way to dramatize his continuing campaign against mass mail and voting. Meanwhile, joe biden continues to lead in most of the key battleground states and hes getting closer to picking his running mate, but Top Democrats say not to expect an announcement for another week to build up exc
And with cvs face the nation coanchor of cbss morning and his current role as a 60 minute correspondent he made them one at the journalism gene his mother was a pioneer journalist and pbs first female correspondent. John will be joining conversation tonight by another esteemed authority of the presidency we are so excited to have her here in addition to covering six white house administrations and ten president ial elections and then New York Times bestselling author we can be in more capable hands also including into the chat box thank you for joining us and please tell me to welcome John Dickerson and susan page into your home. It worked. Now he managed to turn our video cameras back on. [laughter] it is such a pleasure thank you for inviting us into your home. John is at his home in new york but it such an honor to be here on the publication date of his wonderful new book. It on are such a wonderful author. Thank you because we have talked about the presidency but thats okay. I will