U. S. Citizen. While this breaks down along partisan lines, it does so along racial lines as well. 77 of Black Americans believe Vote Sergeant a fundamental right. 66 of asian americas, and 63 of hispanic do as well. White people are more evenly split, saying voting is a right. Minorities, most of whom are democrats, have had to fight hard for that their right to vote. Theres a hyperawareness that a lot of White People dont share, mainly that it hasnt affected them in the same way. There needs to go more urgency around protection of Voting Rights for everybody. As protests and acts of Civil Disobedience, Direct Action as some people call it, have unfolded throughout the country, but arguably the fight against Voter Suppression needs to be as effective and act imp as the protests we are last summer. When George Floyd was killed by a cop on video, tens of Millions Sauce hi death, and clearly said they stood firmly against that let people from all backgrounds to rally against deadly polic
talks have been delayed until thursday. diplomatic and trade tensions between australia and china formed the backdrop as the rba prepares its latest statements. economists see no change. shery: we will start with breaking news out of south korea. we are getting the final third quarter gdp numbers. when it comes to the year on year numbers, a contraction of 1.1%. this is coming in a little better than expected. the quarter on quarter numbers also rising more than expected, 2.1%, and beating estimates of growth of only 1.9%. we have seen some pretty positive ratings especially when it comes to the south korean export numbers. they have seen a lot of external demand, especially in china and the u.s., despite the fact we continue to see virus infections accelerate in those economies. again, third-quarter gdp numbers for the final numbers now beating expectations and coming in at growth of 2.1% quarter on quarter, haidi. haidi: let s take a look at where we are sitting when it com
you all are impressive sight, thanks for being out on a rainy night. it is great to be in the sunshine state. but even when it is raining, you can tell the paint the panhandle is trump country. [applause] just 10 days away from a great victory all across the panhandle, all across florida, all across america. but it is great to be with all of you today. thanks for sticking it out in the rain. cannot be more grateful. a is great to be here with man who became an army sergeant before practicing medicine here the panhandle. he is one of the most principled conservatives, a champion for strong national defense and a strong economy. you have doneall for the cause of the country. what a great american. glad you ree is here, but we are all here for one reason and one reason only. and that is that florida and america needs four more years of american of president donald trump in the white house. [applause] four more years! four more years! that s what it is all about. four ye
sunday. meanwhile we should note that this comes as joe biden is going to be attending a town hall on abc this evening. that is set to begin at 9:00 eastern. it comes as president trump will also have a town hall at the 8:00 eastern our, and they will be on abc and nbc respectively. this is supposed to be the night of the debate, but that has been canceled. david: dueling town meetings on two rival networks. is there any reason to believe this information will interfere with that town hall meeting from joe biden tonight or with kamala harris being back on the campaign trail monday? kevin: no. they are saying they re having rapid tests throughout several days, they test both of the candidates and staffers. president trump weighing in earlier today, saying he takes frequent tests but did not specify how many tests. david: thank you so much to our chief washington correspondent. every day bring some new development that may or may not affect the election. what are the markets te
gentleman from texas, mr. castro. mr. castro: madam chair, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and tend their remarks the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. castro: i yammings. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman virginia tech. mr. castro: i rise in support of the uighur forced labor prevention act. the human rights atrocities, the chinese government is perpetuating are now well-known. more than a million uighurs and muslims, ethnic north have been thrown into detention camps where they face torture, brainwashing, sexual abuse, and even forced sterilization. these atrocities are horrific, and the congress has acted to hold perpetrators of these crimes accountable by passing the uighur human rights policy act. we must not stop there. the legislation we are considering today focuses on a specific form of abuse. forced labor, an abuse of human rights, which also has grave implications for supply chains and con