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candidates are all over the trail yuck trying to convince people to get the pole. we are in georgia and pennsylvania, where important races are still in play. plus i have my conversation with wisconsin lieutenant governor mandela barnes. he could become the first black senator from his state. -- they also opened up about being the underdog at what republicans are telling him on the campaign trail. and congressman jim clyburn is joining us today. yes, the wig is here, yall. hes going to...

i will end up rambling on, the let me give you the headline view. the first thing is to have a chief of staff in number ten who does the organisational, structural role. if you think about how precious every minute is of the prime ministers time, and we accept it is finite, how you organise that time authoritatively. ten times as many people want to see the prime minister or one that part of his or her time than is physically possible, and that is really important role. —— want tha...

 

 

In 2020, at least some conservatives defended coronavirus czar Dr. Anthony Fauci when he refused to speak negatively about former President Donald Trump. His job, they insisted, was not that of a partisan. But he has since abandoned this guise of political neutrality and with it any credibility he might have had left.

The anti-vaccination movement, hes had it. a lot of other people have had it, too. i want to be clear with you because its not always so simple. based on what weve learned about health policy, raging against the unvaccinated is not likely to urge them to get vaccinated. the persuasion of public health says thats not the way to bring people on board. but thats just one piece of this. on the politics raging on behalf of doctors and nurses and teachers and on behalf of science itself, well, that ma...

Country is really sort of in deep trouble. you know, this is really undermined the public trust in expertise, in science itself, and, you know, i dont know what to say about that. except it really portends a very dark future here if we dont make these people, including the journal editors, accountable. its bigger than dr. fauci, whats been exposed in these emails. >> tucker: yes. i agree with that completely. because, i mean,ed >> t t these are people makingg very significant decisions, and we g...

Deep trouble. you know, this is really undermined the public trust in expertise, in science itself, and, you know, i dont know what to say about that. except it really portends a very dark future here if we dont make these people, including the journal editors, accountable. its bigger than dr. fauci, whats been exposed in these emails. >> tucker: yes. i agree with that completely. because, i mean, these are people making very significant decisions, and we give them a huge amount of power to make...

difd mccullough will give us perspective on the present through the lens of the past. why in the world is not a tiny nation about to skip over a date entirely? ill explain. next up, a fascinating look inside spy games. both the fictional and nonfictional varieties with columnist and novelist david ignatius. then a look at innovation with the master architect frank gehry. finally, why president bush might have offended some italians on inauguration day. first, heres my take. w...

both the fictional and nonfictional varieties with columnist and novelist david ignatius. then a look at innovation with the master architect frank gehry. finally, why president bush might have offended some italians onnationrati inaugurat. first heres my take. many talk about the absence of leadership, especially those who oppose president obama. many democrats believe that president obama head doneas bee leader. the conventional wisdom is that he doesnt have the leadership he nee...