four presidential contest is careened to be a testosterone primary, summerside quest, data dates with fewer contrasts on policy and proving more keen on comparing feats of strength. miami mayor francis suarez is bragging about placing sixth in a 5k run in cedar rapids, iowa. sender tim scott tossing around the pigskin with his campaign manager. ron desantis baseball cards are getting passed around, highlighting his stint in the little league world series. and who can forget the shirtless rfk jr. workouts. the beefy democrat reviewing his secret to getting buff. i am on antiaging protocol from my doctor. that includes testosterone replacement. but i don t take any steroids. i don t take any anabolic steroids or anything like that. jesse: greg, you were right when you said he was on something. greg: it s obvious. you cannot be that caught at 70:00 p.m. i mean, look at harold. [laughter] bought a low bar, right? you know why, dana, because people in d.c. just aren t in goo
we ll see if it shows up. anderson is now. good evening. so it begins. four years the day after he entered the 2020 race with the video condemning the former president s comments after a white supremacist rally, joe biden is running for a second term. he appeared in a video released saying we still are in a fight for the soul of the nation. he spoke about the need to, in his words, defend democracy. repeatedly spoke of the need to stand up for what he termed personal freedom. this time, not just against the extremism of a former president who hopes to retake the white house, but a republican party, the president believes is enabled by him. we protect our rights, to make sure that everyone in this country is treated equally and everyone is given a fair shot at making it. but, you know, around the country, maga extremists are taking on the bedrock freedoms, cutting social security that you paid for your entire life while cutting taxes for the very wealthy, dictating what de
he appeared in a video released this morning saying, we still are in a fight for the soul of the nation. he spoke about the need to, in his, words defender mobocracy. he repeatedly spoke with the need to stand up for what he termed personal freedom. this time, not just against the extremism of former president who hopes to retake the white house, but republican party, the president believes is enabled by him. and has been the work of my first term to fight for it democracy. this shouldn t be a red and blue issue. to protect our, rights to make sure that everyone in this country is treated equally, and everyone is given a fair shot at making it. but around the country, maga extremists are those bench rock freedoms, cutting social security that you paid for your entire life, while cutting taxes for the very wealthy. dictating what health care decisions women can make. banning books, telling people who they can love. all making it more difficult for you to be able to vot
biggest, most substantial things that happens, your brain grows a little, become less risky, start thinking i can t say there were classes, other than fiction and things harold: what about the people? greg: oh, i hate the people piero hated everybody. i was a very lonely boy. anyway, i don t want to be like megan rapinoe and say, hey, you don t need it after i already got it because there are millions of people who should go to college, but it does need a complete revamp. university of austin. we need small, efficient, low-cost college, taught by enterprising, high achieving instructors that can then be zoomed out. you can have the best math teacher in the country teaching you math, just not happens to be in the classroom. it is so funny to think about it, and any given day, there is 10,000 people doing the same math problem taught by 10,000 different math people. or math teachers vehicle that is
reporter: darren williams is taking these students on a journey through black history of the early 20th century. the great migration. renaissance and jazz. reporter: williams is teaching the inaugural course in ap african-american studies at mcclain high school in tulsa, oklahoma. alongside teaching a second class. all these folks are going to be in their own ways documenting creating black culture. mclean is just one of 60 schools in 33 states across the country teaching this new ap class. their culture now begins to take a different shape. and it causes a rebirth of african-american society in harlem, new york. reporter: mclean high school is located in a city where the lessons of black history were long hidden. here along the street, all of these plaques mark where businesses once stood. there would be banks.