Same forces that have pushed all of these great countries around the world into really authoritarian space. It s a very sobering analysis from anybody. But particularly given what he s seen and where he s been. I found that book to be it changed my view on the world. Yeah, you took us on that journey with him last night. That he actually literally took after the 2016 election to go around the world and try to figure out what s happening. We learned a lot just from that. And there s more in the book. Excellent. Thanks, lord. Thank you, rachel. We ll be joined later in this hour on the 134th day of the biden presidency. With someone who will consider the 134th day of hell that donald trump is living in, as he the no longer president. Who has considered donald trump s mental health in the past, at the very beginning with the very beginning of the trump presidency. When his mental health became a matter of public display. Doctor lance dodes will join us again tonight, to consider where don
Oppressive half victim. Can we agree our educational system is serving minority kids very badly? as kyle larson wins at sonoma. The guy likes to dirt track it. Steve: monday, it june 7, 2021. Looking at the national harbor in maryland off the wilson bridge not far from washington, d. C. Today they are going to go for a high of 91 degrees. Ainsley: welcome back. Brian: have you ever been on the ferris wheel? ainsley: maybe. Get a little breeze. Welcome back. How was kathy s birthday party? steve: it was fantastic. We did something we have never done before we were down in the palm beach area and we did something called the food yacht. Our whole family got on. It was like a upon to an boat. They cook downstairs and bring the food upstairs. They brought course after course and we got seat neighbor s houses and people brian: you didn t have to do the dishes. You just threw them into the ocean. Ainsley: you don t anyway. You do the cooking? steve: she does the cooking and i do the dishes. A
Optimistic that as more of their friends and neighbors and relatives and grandchildren get vaccinated, that it will somehow have the effect of winning over that group. Even he, i think, was sort of saying he doesn t know that that s true, but that sounds like what the strategy is going to be. I think it is partly true. I do think some of that will happen, but you don t want to rely on that as your major strategy. So, what needs to happen is he needs to and hopefully there s some quiet discussions going on right now. He needs to identify some key conservative champions that he can reach out to and enlist to help him in that. That s going to have to be a priority. I tell you, there s a couple other things to think about that he didn t mention. We have to help canada because there s still the epidemic is still raging there. Only 3% of the population has gotten two doses. To think we can halt virus transmission and detroit and not do anything about going across the detroit river to windsor
and he set a new goal of reaching 200 million vaccinations during his first 100 days. let s go right to alabama for the latest on life-threatening weather. cnn meteorologist derrick van dam on the ground there. what are you seeing? reporter: we have witnessed significant damage across this eagle point community where i am located right now. this is south and east of birmingham. what you re looking at behind me is the tornado that moved through this community just hours ago. you can see some of the shrapnel from the homes behind me. there s also some tiling from roofs. trees have obviously been snapped. there s also been light poles and electrical poles that have been completely taken out. this is just a taste of the damage that is in this area, because in our attempt to report this evening to you guys live tonight, we have been turned around multiple times by local authorities, because they don t want to clog up the roadways within this area trying to do search and rescue o
disaster declaration for texas. at least 26 people are dead. more than half the population scrambling for water. in houston, low water pressure threatens hospitals and firefighter response. power plants are back up, but some 125,000 families and businesses are still without power. one crisis on top of another for the people of texas. omar jiminez has more. you never used your fireplace before this? reporter: we were burning chairs, pieces of paper, and bookshelves. that hammer is what we were splitting wood with. reporter: using their nearly abandoned fireplace as a means of survival. we would bring the head of a bed and put it right here to get close to the heat. i would sleep here. we were all huddling together. reporter: restless from the new mentality they ve had to adopt. everyone is thinking, just get one more day, one more day. what if it happens again tomorrow? now we have to we can t burn all of this. reporter: and even though the power is on, the w