Today Joe Biden makes a final Campaign Pitch for the California Governor. Voters decide if Gavin Newsom stays or goes and even before the votes are counted, the top republican insists outcome is rigged. And former President Donald Trump spends the day, many are clearly worried a 2024 run would bring another defeat. We begin the hour, though, with the covid crisis and the nations biggest backtoschool challenge. New York City today, right now, 1 Million students back in the classroom for fulltime Inperson Learning. This as experts say there is hope vaccines will be authorized for Kids Age 5 to 11 by halloween. There is a Vaccine Mandate for teachers in new york, but the deadline is not by today. Polo sandoval is tracking this very Big Day for us in new York City. Polo. Reporter john, good afternoon to you, those students are well into the first days of classes. Some parents did decided to take the citys offer up on sending their children to school for Inperson Learning in the last semest
Senate Is returnIng to sessIon after a whole month off. Summer vacatIon and all that. Theyre now tasked wIth addressIng the multIple natIonal crIsIs thIs natIon faces. The CoronavIrus PandemIc thats kIlled over 660,000 amerIcans. A clImate that Is rapIdly gettIng worse wIth massIve fIres burnIng out of control on the West Coast and the hurrIcane ravaged southeast and east coast. Regular vIewers of the show wIll know that democracy Itself Is also In crIsIs. Just thIs past week, texas gop Governor Greg Abbott sIgned new VotIng RestrIctIons Into law. They ban Ballot Drop boxes, 24 Hour VotIng and gIve now authorIty to partIes and poll watchers. WIth all of these urgent crIsIs demandIng theIr attentIon, do democrats get It . Do they understand what needs to be done . And get that tIme Is runnIng out . Well, tonIght, Ive got good news and bad news. For once, lets start wIth some good news. After months of NegotIatIons Led In part by Joe ManchIn, Nbc News Is reportIng tonIght that senate dem
Gates to find this and other Book Tv appearances. Good evening everyone. Welcome to pmp live. Im Brett Graham along with my wife who lives in muscatine. We have with us this evening a very experienced journalist to talk about her insightful richly detailed new Book Dissent for the radicalization of the republican party and its capture of the court. A couple brief housekeeping notes though, to post a question on the bottom of the screen the chat you find for purchasing copies of dissents. Jackie has had a long and accomplished were in journalism stretching back more than 40 years. First reporting jobs were in texas and the late 1970s the abilene reporter news. And then she worked for the Dallas Morning News where she covered State Government and politics. In 1984 she moved to washington and join congressional quarterly six years later in 1990 she shifted to the Wall Street Journal Washington Bureau where she spent time on the congressional and white house beats and became the papers chi
Wife who lives in muscatine. We have with us this evening a very experienced journalist to talk about her insightful richly detailed new Book Dissent for the radicalization of the republican party and its capture of the court. A couple brief housekeeping notes though, to post a question on the bottom of the screen the chat you find for purchasing copies of dissents. Jackie has had a long and accomplished were in journalism stretching back more than 40 years. First reporting jobs were in texas and the late 1970s the abilene reporter news. And then she worked for the Dallas Morning News where she covered State Government and politics. In 1984 she moved to washington and join congressional quarterly six years later in 1990 she shifted to the Wall Street Journal Washington Bureau where she spent time on the congressional and white house beats and became the papers chief political correspondent 2008 she jumped to the Washington Bureau of the new york times the national Politics Reporter and
National archives building in washington d. C. The federal city built on a Site Jorganson by her first president George Washington. It was hotly contested in 1790 and washington actively advocated for a site along the Potomac River not far from his own home at mt. Vernon. When the commissioners of the federal district named the new capital for washington in 1791 a. Not only honor the work of the commanderinchief but also acknowledged his Guiding Role in the selection of the young seat of government. He did not live to see the government officially relocated here but his vision shaped the capitol for years to come. In George Washingtons final Battle Robert Watson reveals how we work behind the scenes to establish the new city. Robert watson is that the Singers Professor american studies at Lynn University and senior fellow at the florida joint center for citizenship. Is the author of numerous books on history and politics including the gauche at the brooklyn, the titanic and americas fi