way, and some officials say that president biden may see this at his chance at redemption if he can pull off the biggest civilian evacuation in a long time, he may be able to present that as something that we were able to accomplish. but that s far that hasn t concluded yet and many, many, many things can go wrong. as courtney alluded to earlier, the fact that you have the pentagon has acknowledged that we are sending american troops out beyond the wire, they ve acknowledged formally two of them. there probably are quite a few more, but they don t want to talk about this because they re in negotiations with the taliban and this is a delicate time and it s hard to imagine that i m saying this, but we are depending on taliban commanders to ensure the safety of americans right now. and that s a tough row for them to be hoing.
african-american voters especially younger millennials. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders both hoing to cut into front-runner joe biden s lead. they traveled here to atlanta on speaking to young black christians. warren later hosted an event in south carolina making her pitch to college students there. many vote ers know elizabeth warren as a diehard liberal and a standard bearer of progressives issues but that wasn t always the case. not long ago, warren was much more closely aligned with conservative val uds. the american political spectrum had a different side for elizabeth warren. we get more now from mj lee who examines the dramatic shift to the left. we have the power to make big structural change in this country. and that s what i m in this for. big change. as a u.s. senator and 2020
publicly. mr. mcnair, what did he say to you in those moments? he apologized which was what we felt the right thoing to do for the responsibility of what happened to jordan. we ve learned a lot about the program. there s a report from espn where they call this a toxic culture, extreme verbal abuse of players, their masculinity is mocked, one player was belittled after passing out during a drill. did jordan ever talk to you about any concerns he had about the way practices were run, the way things were being done at maryland. no. jordan was a very quiet person and i would ask him how s your day, i would ask him every mo
what is hoing to do. the role of the president has to be to set a higher standard.has aspire to. historically, it has always been. now a lot of times in the pub c private life they didn t hold up to that. the presidency stands for aspirationally what is the best of us. and it s really unrtunate. there is something about the repetition that the president does effectively, after a time, it normalizes everything. witch hunt, yeah, lyin ted, or crooked hillary, whatever it is. that is an important point. because you should be careful to what you get used to. and if we get accustomed to this and shrug our shoulders and say, well, this is trump. we have to be careful of what we get used to. and my fear of this going ons
absolutly. on the one thoing this is a bad bill, obviously. we saw the cbo report. it s a bad prosacy. they ve had to employ a lot of the same underhanded techniques that they think is obamacare and so if you re a republican senator, do you do that? do you vote for a bad bill that was sort of pasds in an unseemly way or do you not? do you go against it, therefore breaking your pledge and you promised the voters. and then you said we can t do it without the senate. and now we can t do it without the president and now you re going to go back and tell the