speaking to audiences in all 50 states, to colleges, unity groups, companies and government agencies. the list goes on. also help provide methods of dismantling racial inequity in the institutions. he appears to regulate on cnn and msnbc as well as other media outlets to discuss race issues and is the author of nine books including his latest, dispatches from the race war. we are so excited to partner with city lights books to launch that book here today and it just a moment we ll get to hear from tim nccic to questions about the book and our world right now. so please join me in welcoming tim wise. hey, tim. congratulations on your new book in thank you for joining us. thanks for putting this together and doing all the legwork on it. i just show up in my office package really sort of easy. my part of this is really and i want to say i only say this at the outset of these, my technological prowess sort of ended with atari. there s like every possibility that i m going to
instead, democrats stood by the totality of their presentation throughout the trial to prove their case. we believe that we have shown that this president is a disgrace to our country. mitch mcconnell himself said that. these senators have decided to hang their hat on jurisdictional grounds which are not based in the evidence, which are not based on the facts, and they will have to be judged for that. we have done our duty to the american people. we are in a very dangerous moment. the republican party s refusal to hold donald trump to account for inciting violence will only embolden him and others like him and of course some of his more . trump warning that his beautiful movement has only just begun, may be gearing up for another run for the presidency in 2024. all these cowardly senators who couldn t face up to what the president did and what was at stake for our country are now going to have a chance to give a little slap on the wrist? we censure people for using st
in the english language were the words thank you, so i want to begin by thanking you and all of your listeners and viewers today. but this poor town that i grew up in is now a food desert where you can t go and get access to fresh fruits and vegetables. the small businesses which are the backbone of this country, which were once flourishing are no longer there, not getting the support from the government like they used to. it is a city where kids go to school and their heating and air don t work. 90 s, they began to see manufacturing plants changing and moving and picking up to go overseas. and so the rural areas that we once knew to be vibrant, it was a decently well-off small town because it had railroad tracks that went both ways, it was very rare to have railroad tracks that went north, south, east and west. these small towns that were the backbone of our country, that have the hustle and bustle are now banishing before our eyes. that is one portion of the title. the othe
program today. guest: good morning and happy holidays to everyone watching today. host: what do you mean by that and where did you get that perspective? guest: thank you for asking the question, thank you for having me. it is twofold for me. i m from a big city in south carolina where we have three stoplights. my mom and dad would always tell me the two most important words in the english language were the words thank you, so i want to begin by thanking you and all of your listeners and viewers today. but this poor town that i grew up in is now a food desert where you can t go and get access to fresh fruits and vegetables. the small businesses which are the backbone of this country, which were once flourishing are no longer there, not getting the support from the government like they used to. it is a city where kids go to school and their heating and air don t work. 90 s, they began to see manufacturing plants changing and moving and picking up to go overseas. and so the rura
when members return here on c-span and of course watch the senate on c-span2. urnalist joe but duringmorrow us today, author and seen in political analyst on his book my vanishing country: a memoir. thanks for joining us on the program today. guest: good morning and happy holidays to everyone watching today. host: what do you mean by that and where did you get that perspective? guest: thank you for asking the question, thank you for having me. it is twofold for me. i m from a big city in south carolina where we have three stoplights. my mom and dad would always tell me the two most important words in the english language were the words thank you, so i want to begin by thanking you and all of your listeners and viewers today. but this poor town that i grew up in is now a food desert where you can t go and get access to fresh fruits and vegetables. the small businesses which are the backbone of this country, which were once flourishing are no longer there, not getting the suppo