If you support another candidate or perhaps you did not vote, 27488002 call 2027488002. As the vote rolled in from the suburbs of atlanta, biden now has a 1096 vote lead. While mr. Biden leads and the trending pattern of votes favors him, a major News Organization did not call georgias rates race over. Still outstanding are overseas and military votes that phrase a friday face a friday deadline to arrive by mail. The Atlanta Journalconstitution reporting ballots, norentee was it one of the newly minted democratic suburbs. It was clayton, the south metro county that is the bluest bastion in the state that provided the decisive votes. Were presented by john lewis, the late civil rights icon, who was one of the most vocal critics of President Trump. There is more to that story. Theis available to you at Atlanta Journalconstitution. If you go to the front pages of wall street journal, it highlights not only the events taking place in georgia with joe biden taking the lead there, but also t
Integrity of our very important 2020 election. If you count the legal votes, i easily win. If you count the illegal votes, they can try to tell the election from us. If you count the votes that came in late, we are looking at them very strongly. I have already decisively won many critical states including massive victories in florida, iowa, indiana, ohio. To name just a few. We won these and many other victories despite historic election interference from big media, money and big tech. As everybody saw, we won by historic numbers. We had polls that were so ridiculous. There was no blue wave. They thought there was going to be a big blue wave. That was done for suppression reasons. Instead, there was a big red wave and it has been properly acknowledged by the media. They were i think very impressed but that was after the fact. We kept the Senate Despite having twice as many seats to defend as democrats. And in much more competitive state, we did a fantastic job with the senate. I think
Susan dr. Peniel joseph, you and i planned this interview three months back, but we got sideways with the covid lockdown. As a historian, how are you processing this time this country is going through . Prof. Joseph i have been writing a lot, both opeds in for a longer piece. It is extraordinary watershed moment. I think we are living through a third american reconstruction effort to reconstruct democracy so that it is multiracial, multicultural. Our first efforts were after the civil war. 1865 to 1877. We did achieve some racial progress. We had 15 black elected officials. We had a freedmens bureau. We had the creation of black churches and Public Schools, but we also institutionalized racial segregation rather quickly by the 1880s and 1890s. We did it through racial violence and public policy. Our second reconstruction is the Civil Rights Movement between 1954 and 1965. When we think about Public School desegregation and the Voting Rights act and the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Bute wa
202 7488002. Catch up with us on social media and twitter on facebook. Com cspan. A very good monday morning to you. Did you watch the john bolton interview . We want to hear what you thought about it. You can go ahead and start calling now. It aired on abc last night. During the interview, john bolton talked about why he wrote his book and why he did not take part in the impeachment inquiry against President Trump. You could have told the stories when you were in the white house or when the impeachment trial was going on and you chose instead to do it in a book. Mr. Bolton i did not think the democrats had the political understanding or the reach to change what for them was an exercise in arousing their own base so that they could say we impeached donald trump. They can pursue any policy they want. They do not dictate to me how best to bring this to the attention of the American People. But you can certainly understand why your critics say, why did he come forward before. Why didnt he
Are first of two guests this morning is kimberly, university of baltimore law professor, cbs news legal analyst and now author of the recently released book, what you need to know about voting and why. Professor, this is something of a users manual for voting in america. Why did you think americans needed that in 2020 . Well, only a third of americans surveyed over the past ten years can name all three branches of government, judicial, legislative and executive branches. I wrote last year a book on the constitution and by the time i finish that book i realized that for myself and professionally the importance of voting as the means by which we the people actually self govern and i think it gets assumed in this country that enough people will vote to have a future that is consistent with what the people actually wants but the numbers are really low and there is a lot of confusion around it and i decided that the next step in my reflect to expand civil live rosie outside the Law School C