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It's serious. joining us now is arizona attorney general mark brnovich. i want to show one thing. fentanyl related overdose deaths in western states july 2019 to december 2019 was 955 deaths. july 2020 to december 2020, almost doubled at 1,852 deaths. so this is why trying to bust these pills is really important but they are still gengt out in the country. it won't stay in arizona, it will go everywhere. >> thank you for having me on. this is exactly the problem. as a result of the biden administration's catastrophe they created at the southern border it is not only millions of people illegall...

The military, all the way through his congressional career and long afterwards. but i think it's the idea that you can be so fiercely partisan, but set those things aside to put country first that will be a thematic element we heard from the president yesterday and again today. >> there is a lot to say about bob dole, his service in world war ii, his time in congress, but also about how he continued to serve long after he left political life. what would you expect to hear today? >> i think praise of dole as not only a great leader of congress, but someone who just as you said, chris, served hi...

That held this country together, not all of them wonderful, but especially those on slavery. but someone who was known for what james madison wanted of leaders of congress, which was to make deals across the aisle. eight years after clay died in 1852, we were in a civil war, clay was out of fashion. i hate to say it, but this morning, we're going to hear a lot of people praising bob dole and his way of politics, and how he was civil and made deals across the aisle to keep this country together, but i'm afraid that we are living in a country that disdains that matter of politics. >> yeah, garre...

Of happiness to america. that hides the stark reality in the year it was written, fully one fifth of the american population was in bondage. the newly independent nation still held millions of black people under bondage and they saw no contradiction the fact that they bought and sold human beings themselves. nearly 80 years later, well millions of african-americans were still enslaved, frederick douglass gave a speech on 5 july, 1852. he chose not to speak on july 4 because he refused to to celebrate american freedom while slavery was still the law of the land. his anger highlighted the parado...

Servants, and i stopped there. i thought about the speech there in 1852 by frederick douglass, about how do i, an ex-slave, view the fourth of july. i thought about how they thought, as they watched a founding father in his last hours, some of the framers of the constitution, that fought against a monarchy. fought for the right for a partisipitory democracy. so as we celebrate the fourth, celebrating what was declared and never fully fulfilled for blacks and for women and others