Now it is time for the last word with my friend, velshi. That was a great conversation. And i think the more you read about project 2025 the more you want nothing to do with it. But it is big. 900 pages. I am in chicago so i did not carry my copy, but you know i carried around the studio in New York. Just to get to the bottom of this thing. It has got so much in it, and it is all written down. There is no plausible deniability. If you vote for somebody who is supporting project 2025 you need to know what youre getting into. So i am grateful for that discussion, my friend. We need to make it into a very thick pocketsized version, so that you can fly around the country with it. Have a good show. Thank you, my friend. You have a great weekend. I promise you i am okay. That is what Joe Biden told supporters in a michigan diner, doing what he promised he would do last night, taking the case directly to voters. For the longest time i was too young, because i was the second man ever elected t
Television for serious readers. California, dwight d eisenhower, president of the United States of america. This location deserves unbroken a tradition which began with president theodore roosevelt, the great in the near great addressed this audience but tonight we welcome a man history will record among World Leaders in hours of greatest need. [applause] i have in mind communist aggression as millions of people behind the far reaching iron curtain. I have a mind of the utility and korea, facing inflation in our homeland, eating up the savings and traveling through our Free Enterprise economy. Here then is a man trained in war who will be acclaimed by future generations as the man who laid the foundations of peace. [applause] reporter and more, he is our president who we love with a deep and abiding affection. [applause] welcome, i am george hammond, chair of the humanities for which put together this program, along with the staff at commonwealth book club, putting together these onlin
and hundreds of injuries to law enforcement personnel as well as a few killings. fox team coverage tonight, laura ingle in new york, a vicious attack on police there but we begin with senior correspondent mike tobin in minneapolis tonight, the sight of the george floyd memorial service earlier. good evening, mike. good evening, bret. here in the city, mourning the loss of a man relatively unknown until video of his death shocked the world. all the rioting and damage after the outrage of another black man killed at the hands of white police officer, the message was that this is a moment for chan change. a memorial service for george floyd, who s death horrified viewers around the world, whose death inspired marches, some resulted in widespread destruction. the reason why we are marching all over the world is that we were like a george, we couldn t breathe, not because there was something wrong with our lungs but because you wouldn t take your knee off our necks. a friend
unqualified. plus new candidates for secretary of state. and after an attack in washington, new concerns about fake news and its real-life consequences. we have a lot to get to today. we are starting with breaking news. the deadly warehouse fire in oakland, california. we are learning now that 36 people have died and fire officials expect the number to get higher. it is not clear what started the fire, but they can t keep investigating now because the building itself is just not stable enough for responders to head inside. moments ago president obama released a statement about the fire saying, today our prayers go out to the people of oakland in the aftermath of this weekend s deadly warehouse fire, one of the worst fires in the state s history. an american community has been devastated and many people including young men and women with their futures ahead have tragically lost their lives. joining me now is nbc correspondent gadi swartz. fill us in on what we expect this afte