good evening whose six-decade career landed him in the guinness book of world records. people. his broadcasting highlights and his lasting legacy. hazardous weather from coast to coast. three different storm systems setting up a turbulent week ahead. our weather team tracking this extremely active weather pattern already causing accidents. and championship sunday. the showdowns that will determine who will go to the super bowl. is patrick mahomes 100%? live mnibrady do it again? the next stage in donald trump s unprecedented second impeachment is a formal one. the house sends to the senate the accusation against trump. the single article of impeachment accuses trump of inciting the insurrection at the u.s. capitol on january 6th, that step is expected tomorrow with the trial starting two weeks later. now in a moment, we ll speak live with one of the nine democratic members of congress who will prosecute the former president, california s eric swalwell right there, i
we are in a somber mood as we returned from a shocking turn of events in which one of our branches of government was attacked by an angry mob, mostly white working men and women, arguably the vanguard of the fanatical group at the core of our conversation today, the white working-class revolution. these folks have been incited to fury by distortions and repeated falsehoods repeated by the president and through pelican party. it is a major force in our political landscape. yesterday, they wreaked havoc and put our norms further at risk. it is a disturbing event. a very important trend and important demographic group. so we are very excited to have some of the best people to talk about this issue. and explain how we got to this situation. why has this group turned from being traditionally supported by supporting democrats going towards the republican party. before we introduce our esteemed guests, i just want to give a shout out to to ambassador begley, ambassador blinken, an
the extraordinary life of hamilton ãellis cose the author of tranã they both have a lot to add for people that are interested not only in our history but a lot of current events. i m going to give kimberly and alice a couple minutes to introduce themselves and then we will jump into discussion. kimberly, do you want to go first? hi, i am so delighted to be here. as i was saying before we get started, i used to live in austin, he went to ut for my phd so being a part of the texas book festival has been a dream of mine for a long time. edited picture it would happen this way but i will take it. i m very grateful to participate and thank you so much for having me. i m a historian and ice study women, sex politics, and science and medicine. now i live in cincinnati and i teach in oxford ohio. i contribute essays to publications like the washington post, i have an op-ed in there today actually about kamala harris. i also have my new book free thinker which tells the story of
all a more positive atmosphere between iran and the west. america and europe. and the town one year agreement of the nuclear deal are said also publicly . there was a big mistake in not considering the import, the role the neighbors of iran have to play. but deep lollie, the gulf states. they ve failed to be completely sideline to the negotiations. gareth by euro and revile not president, bargain us and not be responsibility trying so you re out of here, but you can see either of us saw your out. there was one of the best friends president drawn during his war here and saw this will be making even more difficult to reengage. god stays up a little bit reconsideration. he for a ca was iraq. we ve been speaking with former foreign minister of evilly franco frattini. thank you for your time and your comments and q. and camera. that s our global news update for this hour. thanks for tuning in a little unwelcome across not raul things are considered. i m peter labelle, media claim
to discuss the election and more i m joined by my guest, jenny kerns in oklahoma city. she is a g.o.p. strategist and host of all american radio, with jennifer kearns and in san diego. we have laura fink, she is a democratic strategist, as well as founder and c.e.o. of rebel communications. right, cross up rules in effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. ok, let s go to lauren san diego. i had presented my interaction that probably the most basic question that needs to be answered at this point. do you think it was a free and fair election? go ahead laura. well, as of right now, we don t have any evidence of any sort of fraud. we have the widest participation in the history of the country. i think it was as free as humanly possible. and i think what it did was show us that we need to make ballots and balloting more, more accessible and not last in future elections. so i think with all of the votes cast, it was a triumph for the america