If he were elected would simply wipe out americas economy, and economy that President Trump has worked so hard to build up. Biden will eradicate the economy, i will eradicate the virus and make the economy better than its ever been. Thats where we were and now are doing it again. [cheering] and lets face it, he is shot, do you agree with that. Im not a fan of his, never was, he was never known as the smart one in the senate. He was a touchyfeely guy, little personality, now the personality is gone and a lot of other things are gone. He will deliver poverty, misery, depression, i will deliver jobs, jobs, jobs, good ones too. Lou the president obviously his energy remains high, his spirits high as well. Despite the efforts, the base petty efforts of the radical dems to try to undercut his campaign and to suppress his voter turnout. Minnesotas radical dem governor jim walsh and state attorney general Keith Ellison using the china virus as a device and an excuse to curb attendance at the r
On growing doubt in washington over the foundation for the fbi launching the trumprussian collusion probe as more documents are declassified. Senator Chuck Grassley declaring, quote, we could not find a single shred of evidence to support it. More on what critics now say are the fbis weak and feeble efforts to launch it. Plus, joe concha on [inaudible] controversy as the probes bear down on the Obama Administration abuses of power in the trumprussia probe and the flynn probe, Top Democrats either running away from questions about it or trying to revice and come up with new narratives that avoid their initial scorched earth attacks that trump a russian asset, and hes going to jail. And dr. Alveda king on seattles leadership in chaos. The mayor and the police chief now at odds. And the mayor downplaying protesters seizing six city blocks calling it, quote, just a block party, the summer of love as reports come in demonstrators threw rocks and improvised explosives at Police Officers, pla
Delighted to have Joshua Hammer back with us at the p p and josh was here first last book about four years ago. Host that would of course was a bad librarian, timbuktu. And it told the riveting story of how an argument in timbuktu and manage with a very brave helper, this mobile more than three or 50000 historical manuscripts out from under militants to safety about 600 miles away. The book was a bestseller and establish josh, as someone for night for some really truly great stories. Any student again with his new book, the falcon thief which recounts another true and gripping tale of adventure and this one about wildlife. Josh is a journalist by trade and other pretty adventurous globetrotting run himself. He was working for newsweek over nearly two decades. He joined newsweek in the late 1980s as a Business Media writer, and within a few years he was off the cover the rest of the world on postings that make him in, nairobi, berlin, jerusalem, cape town and back here in the u. S. In l
600 miles away. And he did it again with his new book the falcon thief. To have the adventurous working for newsweek over two decades in the late eighties within a few years he was off to cover the rest of the world to be based in nairobi and when a serious and cape town and back in the us in los angeles. Over the past decade and ae half continuing to report to win the National Magazine award but and to tell the story of those who left on had the effort to control the ebola outbreak. And rich and three other previous works with the younger brother who is a religious fundamentalist. Another with the sieger of the church of nativity in bethlehem. So it was said of josh that he reports like a journalist and writes like a novelist. That is certainly the case. The book describes the jexploits and then to travel the world stealing highly valued birds of prey to sell them to enthusiast in the uae where falcons and raptors are used for sport. But the other central character is the detective fo
Statement good evening everybody and welcome. I am the coowner of the store along with my wife and we are delighted to have joshua hemmer back with this at p p. Joshua was here for his last book, about four years ago, and i would of course was the bad librarian in timbuktu which told the riveting story of how an art you fist in timbuktu managed with a very brave helper to smuggle more than three or 50000 historical manuscripts out from under miltons to safety about 600 miles away. The book was a best seller and established josh as someone and i truly believe it was a great story. And he said to begin, with his new book, the falcon thief which has another true and gripping tale of adventure. But this one about wildlife. And josh is a journalist by training and had a pretty adventurous globetrotting run himself working for newsweek over nearly two decades. He joined newsweek in the late 1980s as a Business Media writer and within a few years, he was asked to cover the rest of the world,