[reporter] we are living through a real moment of history. -who s next? -[crowd] class war! all the world is watching! stand back and stand by. [reporter] the president has tested positive for covid-19. it is a scam-demic! [reporter] the coronavirus vaccine is here. the people of this nation have spoken! they have delivered us a clear victory. we will never give up, we will never concede. [crowd] whose streets? our streets! [amanda] while democracy can be periodically delayed, it can never be permanently defeated. [music] [crowd] five, four, three, two, one! [donald] hello everybody, happy new year. happy new year. we re gonna have a great year. i predict. i think it s gonna be a fantastic year. we had the best economic year, i think, in our country s history. beginning of 2020, it was donald trump s election to lose. he was doing pretty well. the economy was in great shape. wall street s major industries are all closed at record highs. the dow climbed above 29,200 points for
[reporter] we are living through a real moment of history. -who s next? -[crowd] class war! all the world is watching! stand back and stand by. [reporter] the president has tested positive for covid-19. it is a scam-demic! [reporter] the coronavirus vaccine is here. the people of this nation have spoken! they have delivered us a clear victory. we will never give up, we will never concede. [crowd] whose streets? our streets! [amanda] while democracy can be periodically delayed, it can never be permanently defeated. [music] [crowd] five, four, three, two, one! [donald] hello everybody, happy new year. happy new year. we re gonna have a great year. i predict. i think it s gonna be a fantastic year. we had the best economic year, i think, in our country s history. beginning of 2020, it was donald trump s election to lose. he was doing pretty well. the economy was in great shape. wall street s major industries are all closed at record highs. the dow climbed above 29,200 points for
didn t come gradually. it came in a moment. and we had to figure it out. okay, sweetheart. 66 was our high temperature. sweetie, no, no, no, no, no. you gotta be quiet when daddy s talking. [dana] i have a son who had to work from home and do virtual school. that was a challenge for me as a parent, just like every other parent, and most importantly was a challenge for him. but i feel very lucky because i had wi-fi, i had food, i had the ability to pay my mortgage. and not everybody had that luxury. [dr. hayes-bautista] it was clear that certain groups couldn t stay home, or else this economy would literally cease to function. we developed policies and measures that worked very, very well in beverly hills. stay at home, close the doors, order in everything. but in order for that to work, others had to work possibly even harder. the financial challenges, the isolations, the fears of actually contracting the virus, all caused by the covid-19 pandemic, and they re contributing to an increa
the financial challenges, the isolations, the fears of actually contracting the virus, all caused by the covid-19 pandemic, and they re contributing to an increase in mental health problems. [tom] covid was life written in the extreme. you can say about covid what you can say about being alive during the seven years war. you know? or world war one. life was different. our daily routine was different. [derek] you couldn t do anything. you literally could not step on a plane. you couldn t got on vacation, you couldn t eat at a restaurant. you would have zoom calls with your friends rather than having dinner with them. we re talking about what it s like to go through this process, and it s like, well, we re cooking more dinners, the kids are screaming all the time, we re learning how to make cocktails because we can t go to bars anymore. and don t forget the cocktails. it s a mess, but here we are. [jemele] you heard anecdotes all the time about a lot of people breaking up during the p