and we have god some really fascinating discussions scheduled for you today pretty do so glad so many of you are alone for this. of course the notion that our country s founding dates to 1619, not 1776 is now proven by popular media and culture and in education and now the recent hiring of new york times reporter nicole hannah jones by u.s. capitol your journalism school. right in the national spotlight once again and this time the discussion of who we are as americans however country represents the principles on which are country was founded and of course the role of the faculty and trustees when it comes to the issue of hiring people and tenure predict have a great panel lineup for you today and hope to be able to clear up some misconceptions for you and also some perspective to this very important debate going on in our country. in joining us today the ceo of the foundation and is been with us several times before and many of you have had the opportunities to meet with him
national defense authorization act. this establishes policies were defense department programs. votes are expected early monday. wednesday the house will consider a bill to remove the bust of the chief justice roger taunted, the author of the dred scott decision, and to discuss the issue of confederate statues on display in the u.s. capitol. the senate ravine reconvenes to discuss the office of management and budget. for the remainder of the week thesenate continues work on $740.5 billion 2021 defense authorization act. live coverage of the house on 2,pan, the senate on c-span anytime on c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. the organization is called conservative clergy of color. thank you for being with us. always great being with you gentlemen, thanks. let me talk to you about the passing of congressman john lewis, he was 80 years old. what is his legacy? i think he has a mixed legacy. however, one cannot deny the strength that this gentl
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approve of donald trump s handling of the worst health care crisis in over a century 60% disapprove that is up 7 points. and all you had to do was look at the president, confused, rattled, angry very rattled. ignorant of a pandemic that has been with us since march. but republicans are now saying republican governors are now saying, republican senators are now saying he s lost interest in it, he s ignorant when it comes to the basic facts of it and they ve given up talking to the president of the united states and many of them now call mike pence, hoping that maybe he can do something for them because donald trump is checked out when it comes to a pandemic that s killed almost 140,000 americans. mika, i know we re going to talk about this too but what is really angering republican senators right now who are in trouble is the fact that trump is trying to continue to cut funding for testing and contact tracing. think about that. at a time when our economy needs th