they also show social domination. also those traits that follow and this is one of the things that got attention when my book came out excuse me but then to show those personality traits of people and it looks like donald trump with social dominators. and back in 2006 social dominators are intimidating that are exploitive and manipulative highly prejudice working like i described trump i had no idea he would run for president at that point. and those on reality television so they can be a good theater so most of the science of studying authoritarianism doesn't pay a great deal of attention to the social dominators of the leader types they are pretty conspicuous and those that are followers that have attracted most of the science in fact when i do the book in 2006 justin was a social dominance orientation scale emerging these personalities. >> it started because the hitler and mussolini wondering if it could happen in the united states of happened in italy and germany so much of the population had been attracted to fal

it dominated my life, it dominated my family's lives. have some empathy. why are you bragging? have empathy to the americans that you are our leader. have empathy to the people who are suffering and grieving. >> we got to forget about the politics and remember that this is about people. that's what the pandemic is affecting. it's not about left and rit. it's about everybody else. amanda is with us. she lost her husband, who was such a rising star, strong and brave, and she has a message for families like hers and she wants you to hear it, next. >> announcer: "cuomo primetime" brought to you by bath fitter. visit bathfitter.com today. with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a

don't let it dominate. tell that to the people hooked up to ventilators right now fighting for their lives. the widow of a 41-year-old broadway star killed by covid is a lot to tell the president. nick cordero's wife will be here exclusively in a moment. she wants to speak to all those victims and afflicted families who heard the president dismiss their pain. we have another round of thunder dome. it was sickening. the place, holding it, utah, 716 cases reported today. it's on the rise. that's where the vp debate is going to be. mike pence, the head of white house coronavirus task force has insisted on making it less safe by saying no plexiglass barrier between him and kamala harris. why? this is a cage match? the debate commission says it's not going to allow that. at what point do they stop taking unnecessary risks? is pence going to take the test or happen like it did with trump? showed up too late. where are those negative test results for trump for last week? how hard are they to come up with? you thin

don't let it dominate you. don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. we're going to beat it, we have the best medical equipment, we have the best medicine, or developed recently. the british government says an investigation has begun into why nearly 16,000 coronavirus cases went unreported last week. and, in france, the number of people in intensive care passes 1,400 for the first time since the end of may, paris is placed on maximum alert. president trump has left the walter reed military hospital in washington where he was being treated for coronavirus and has returned to the white house. wearing a mask, he walked unaided down the hospital steps before boarding the presidential helicopter for the short flight home. moments after returning to the white house, donald trump climbed the stairs to the balcony, took off his mask and posed for photographs. he wrote on twitter before leaving that he would soon be back on the election campaign trail. he appeared to downplay his infection, posting the words "don't be afraid of covid. don't let it dominate your

to the american public don't let it dominate you but as i was saying to a guest earlier it dominated 210000 people to the point of them dying from it. well it is as well and there are 40000 americans contracting the panda the virus every single day still more than 40000 so the condemning continues to have a massive grip on this country and one must remember that the average american does not have access to one to the most experimental viral cocktail imaginable to all sorts of therapeutics that is simply not available to each and every american all which president trump got for the 7 $150.00 he paid in taxes last year so there's no comparison whatsoever and i think it's very important while all this attention has been on the president to see exactly how serious this pandemic remains in the last 7 days for example the weekly rate of infections is more than that of a month ago that since $34.00 states as i said in the past 24 hours alone they had been $40000.00 new cases that's basically a daily average so this pandemic is far from over you cannot do a mission accomplished as president

don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. you're going to beat it, we have the best medical equipment, we have the best medicines, all developed recently. democrat rivaljoe biden criticises the president forfailing to observe coronavirus safety measures. iview wearing this mask not so much protecting me but as a patriotic responsibility. all the tough guys say, "i'm not wearing a mask, i'm not afraid". well, be afraid for your husband, your wife. —— i view. the british government says an investigation has begun into why nearly 16,000 coronavirus cases went unreported last week. stairway t0 heaven plays all our own work — the rock band led zeppelin win their copyright battle over accusations they plagiarised the opening of their iconic track, "stairway to heaven." in a highly choreographed departure president trump left the walter reed military hospital in washington where he was being treated for coronavirus and has returned to the white house. wearing a mask, he walked unaided down the hospital steps before boarding th

the president just stood there and said don't let it dominate you and maybe he's immune he said 210000 americans have died from this what about their families listen to the president saying hey don't let it dominate your lives it don't matter their lives that killed their loved ones. more people have died because of suicide alcoholism in the air and that's you know the point of talking about a virus which has killed 210000 people and since it's out of the let's stay on that . that no i feel awful about the 200000 people who died in the negative impact on their families and people who die over the flu every year another preventable disease every you're absolutely awful but the destruction that it is had in the teardown it's hat people who are going through depression alcoholism loss of employment the stressors around it that has a one to 5 hold on her as well and the president is reaffirming his support from the american people and to the american people that we need to stay strong through this that we should not completely destroyed the foundation of this country because of a disease w

so obviously, to travel, we saw that with dominic cummings, we saw that on its own, pretty outrageous, makes people pretty outrageous, makes people pretty angry, and kind of loses faith in politics, but then to actually have a positive test result and then to travel again, endangering people on the tube, on the train, i mean, all the way of that journey, it's just the train, i mean, all the way of thatjourney, it'sjust incredible behaviour, and it's no wonder that all the opposition parties are now calling for her resignation. so she has been suspended by the snp, so she's had the whip withdrawn from they also want her to actually stand down as an mp, and it's not surprising they are calling for that, because this is outrageous, but also, she did talk about dominic cummings having to resign when barnard castle scandal was going on, so barnard castle scandal was going on, so there is quite a bit of progress either as well. the estimate the time, she said the rules then were absolutely clear. the mail also focusing very much on this, and the way that they are describing this, olivia, on

dominic kane reports. dominic: this is the reality of covid in ukraine, another life claimed by a virus whose second wave is sweeping across europe. here in this town, a hospital designed for 100 people has 106 corona patients alone. >> we are catastrophically short of doctors. the pressure is incredible. in the infections department, we have one doctor per 47 patients. dominic: around the continent, the number of new infections is a surging. austria announced its highly -- highest daily figure so far. in poland, an unprecedented people are testing positive, prompting the government to say we'll issue a general mask rule for all of those outdoors. elsewhere, as here in belgium, the spike in cases forced ministers to say no more than four people will be allowed to meet in public. in spain, the rate of new infections has slowed and a partial lockdown has been thrown out by their madrid court, which said it infringed on fundamental freedoms. whilst in germany, a search has caused deep concerns at the highest

don't let it dominate, don't let it take over your lives. don't let that happen. we are the greatest country in the world, back to work. >> reporter: with the election quickly approaching both men can be excused for focusing on what is yet to come. for many americans watching marine one soar across the sun splashed evening sky was riveting theater but the final act is over a month away. >> quite the site indeed. the president's doctors say it will be several days before we know for certain if he will be able to return to the campaign trail and how soon or whether he will be able to take on another debate although that is the white house's perspective. until then more treatment and rest from their perspective and back to work. >> he's being on the work part, not the rest part. we will see. at a townhall in florida joe biden says he's glad the president's condition is improving while also arguing his coronavirus messaging poses what he says serious health problems. live from salt lake city we are awaiting the vice presidential debate. >> with donald trump recovering

i learned so much about coronavirus and one thing that's for certain don't let it dominate you don't be afraid of it you're going to beat it we have the best medical equipment we have the best medicines all developed recently and you going to beat it i went i didn't feel so good and 2 days ago i could have left 2 days ago 2 days going felt great like better than i have in a long time i said just recently better than 20 years ago don't let it dominate don't let it take over your lives don't let that happen we have the greatest country in the world we're going back we're going back to work when to be out front and your leader i had to do that i knew this danger to it but i had to do it i stood out front i led nobody that's a leader would not do what i did and i know there's a risk there's a danger but that's ok and now i'm better and maybe i'm immune i don't know but don't let it dominate your lives get out there be careful we have the best medicines in the world and they're all happened very shortly and they're all getting approved and the vaccines are coming momentarily mike hanna in

don't let it dominate your life. we have developed under the trump administration some really great drugs and knowledge. i feel better than i did 20 years ago. and here now is part of the message the president recorded after without a mask turning and walking into the white house residence. >> i just left walter reed medical center and it's really something very special. the doctors, the nurses, the first responders, and i learned so much about coronavirus and one thing that's for certain. don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. you're going to beat it. we have the best medical equipment, we have the best medicines. all developed recently and you're going to beat it. i went, i didn't feel so good, and i could have left two days ago. two days ago i felt great, i said i felt peter than 20 years ago. don't let it dominate. don't let it take over your lives. we are going back to work, we'll be out front as your leader i had to do that. i knew there's danger to it, but i had to do it. i stood out front, i led. n

and it dominated his life, it dominated my life, it dominated our family's lives for 95 days and because he didn't make it, it will forever affect my life even if he would have survived it would have forever changed our lives. it is beyond hurtful and have some empathy. why are you bragging? have empathy to the americans that you are our leader. >> tim, what's the campaign's response to that? >> katy, thank you for your kind words for the president and the president and the campaign and everyone here, we all grieve, of course, for the families who have lost loved ones as a result of the virus. the president's tonight point ie it seriously and take precautions and cannot let it run our lives for us. it sounds like you advocate another country wide lockdown and the worst thing we could do. to lock the country down again would be to invite all sorts of medical problems not associated with the coronavirus, people would not get diagnosed with a serious disease, cancer treatment. and then kids not in school is problems for those kids -- >> tim, no one's advocating that and i wasn't and that's

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don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. >> there is nowhere to even begin in terms of responding to a comment like that. it's gross. >> so horrible. so destructive. >> democrats in the senate have demanded that amy coney barrett not be nominated to the supreme court because covid-19. >> this is an effort to deflect and delay. it will not work. she will be confirmed this year. >> the stage nearly set in salt lake city where vice president mike pence will go head to head with kamala harris. >> she almost never takes questions from the press jus

see some sweeping antitrust regulation some speculate if trump maintains and republicans continue to dominate in washington then you could see a little bit of watered down version of antitrust regulation but without a doubt they're moving forward and trying to said from the beginning that he feels like companies including google has stifled conservative voices so this could be his opportunity to say you guys aren't running it like i think you should and so we're going to file this antitrust lawsuit but i think it's much bigger than like we talked about they've been on these companies for some time but the fact that it was filed 2 weeks before the election makes some people say hey is this just a warning shot firing over the bow you know we're trying to look like the big guys in town we're not going to stand for these big tech companies you know doing what they're doing until this election is over and then we'll see how passionate they really and this is just a 1st so we could see a domino effect going into the after other tech companies like the u.s. government has been wanting to for quite s

i don't believe that the polls consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. each of those countries is into independent, autonomous, it has its own territorial integrity. and the united states does not concede that those countries are under the domination of the soviet union. as a matter of fact, i visited poland, yugoslavia and romania to make certain that the people of those countries understood that the president of the united states and the people of the united states are dedicated to their independence, their autonomy, and their freedom. we >> governor kurd or, do you have a response? >> well in the first place, i'm not criticizing his holiness the pope. i was talking about mr. ford. the fact is, the secrecy has surrounded the decisions made by thec in the case of the helsinki agreement, it may have been a good agreement at the beginning. but we have failed to enforce -- which ensures the right of people to migrate, join the families, the free, speak out, the soviet union is still jamming for europe's radio with -- radio for europe is being jammed. we ar

and it dominated his life. it dominated my life. our families life. for 95 days and because he didn't make it effected my life. >> i'm joined now by long beach, california mayor who lost his mother and stepfather to coronavirus. and she lost her mom to the virus. thank you for being here. you are stronger than me to come on and talk about this. i really truly appreciate it. mayor, you first. mayor garcia. trump says don't worry about it. don't let it dominate your life. he feels better than he has in 20 years. he's 73 years old. he's one of the 7.5 million people who have coronavirus. he's lucky because 211,000 people have died. what do you say back to him when he says it's all good? >> i think his response especially the last few days have been totally shameful. completely beneath any president of the united states. he's treating this virus like it's nothing. and somehow has put no value on the people who died including my two parents. he is acting like somehow he's a warrior and his family is calling him a warrior. the people that died have just as

the united states does not they are under the domination of the soviet union. as a matter of fact, i have , anded poland, yugoslavia romania to make certain that that the people of the united states are their independence, to their autonomy and to their freedom. >> governor carter? gov. carter: i am not criticizing his holiness, the pope. the fact is there has been secrecy around the administration. in the case of the helsinki is a right ofre people to migrate, for families free, radio free europe is being jammed. we have also seen a very serious document thathe mr. ford has just endorsed which suggests linkage and i would convinceee him americans that they do not live under the domination of the soviet union. we also have seen mr. ford exclude himself -- he has not had a tough discriminate -- examination. weakness in a yielding to pressure. assemble thissee, freedom around the world, of alexander solzhenitsyn. he has yielded and permitted a boycott of american businesses to trade with israel who americans use. his own secretary of congress had to be subpoenaed

don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. i know there's a risk, there's a danger, but that's okay. and now i'm better, and maybe i'm immune. i don't know.

don't let it dominate you don't be afraid of. the president is still in fact did with as are some of his top aides will have more of that also show paris orders as bars and cafes close those europe in france an increasing number of new covidien factions the french capital on maximum alert but there's growing criticism of the measures as well. and. a once overlooked painter from the italian renaissance gets a long overdue international show at london's national gallery. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today u.s. president donald trump has returned to the white house after being hospitalized for covert 19 his physician says he'll receive further care over the coming days but a number of white house staff have been infected as well we'll go live to our washington correspondent after this report. it was a determined donald trump wearing a mask who emerged on to the steps of the hospital 4 days after he shocked the world by announcing he and 1st lady millenia had tested positive for covert 19 trump was back. after the short

does not areede that those countries under the domination of the soviet union. as a matter of fact, i visited poland, yugoslavia, and romania to make certain the people of those countries understood that the president of the united people of the united states are dedicated to their independence, their autonomy, and their freedom. pauline: governor carter, your response? gov. carter: in the first place, i am not criticizing his holiness the pope, i am criticizing mr. ford. secrecy has surrounded the decisions made by the ford administration. in the case of the helsinki toeement, we have failed enforce the right of people to migrate, join their families, to be free, to speak out. -- soviet union is still radio europe is still being jammed. we have seen a serious problem with the seinfeld document, which said there is an organic linkage between eastern european countries and the soviet union ford would like to see mr. convince hungarian americans in this country that those countries do not live under the domination of the soviet union behind the iron curtain. mr. f

week after hospital treatment saying he felt good and that fellow americans should not let covert 19 dominate their lives with a presidential election just weeks away trump is presenting himself as a corona superhero and sometimes appearing to show contempt for the more than 200000 americans who've lost their lives in the pandemic so on to the point we asked trump's mysterious recovery will cove it decide the u.s. election. thanks so much for joining us here on the show where my guests are yulia fischer who argues the trump prefers the simplistic to the scientific but that means nothing to the virus also with us is rachel tells in front from the german marshall fund who says trump's strange corona show as she puts it hurts more than it helps but it is still a very tight race and a warm welcome to william blue cross u.s. native and t.w. news reporter he believes that trump's critics would be wise to temper their shopping for oil. nothing has taken the president down yet. interesting statements like you'll 3 for being here lovely rachel tells him for i don't 1st question of 1st impression you t

let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it you're going to beat it. >>now 6 president trump making his big return to the white house tonight after testing positive for covid-19 and spending 3 nights at walter reed medical center for treatment. you can see the president taking off his mask posing for pictures from the balcony above the south lawn. despite him still being infected with covid-19. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore president trump seemed in good spirits before leaving the medical center he tweeted quote. >>feeling really good don't be afraid of covid don't let it dominate your life we have developed some really great drugs and knowledge i feel better than i did 20 years ago end quote, he also posted a message on his twitter account for americans to here take a listen. >>i just left walter reed medical center. and it's really something very special the doctors, the nurses, the first responders and i learned so much about coronavirus. and one thing that's for certain

it is an issue that is dominated -- has dominated discussions in michigan. it was central in 2016. then candidate trump came here with a message that was very populist in nature, talking about bad trade deals, whether it was nafta or tpp. interestingly, in the 2016 democratic primary, bernie sanders campaign here with much of the same message. trump has continued that messaging here in 2020, talking about the usmca as a replacement for nafta. he is certainly taking credit for that, trying to message to voters in places like macomb county, autoworkers, that it will be a better deal for them than nafta was. to biden has come and talked the manufacturing folks, talking about his policies being american-made, buy american, a populist message in some way. david w.: let me ask one last question. i was in high school when george wallace won the primary in michigan. why is michigan so unpredictable when it comes to the elections? david d.: because it's a competitive state. 16,ore trump won in 20 democratic candidates have carried the state for several election cycles -- had carried the sta

week after hospital treatment saying he felt good and that fellow americans should not let covert 19 dominate their lives with the presidential election just weeks away trump is presenting himself as a corona superhero and sometimes appearing to show contempt for the more than 200000 americans who've lost their lives in the pandemic so on to the point we asked trump's mysterious recovery will cover decide the u.s. election. thanks so much for joining us here on the show where my guests are usually a fisher who argues the trump prefers the simplistic to the scientific but that means nothing to the virus also witnesses rachel tells in front from the german marshall fund who says trump's strange corona show as she puts it hurts more than it helps but it is still a very tight race and a warm welcome to william blue cross u.s. native and d.-w. news reporter he believes the trumps critics would be wise to temper their shopping for nothing has taken the president down yet. interesting statements thank you all 3 for being here lovely rachel townsend for i don't 1st question of 1st impression you talk

left was considered to be overly dominant within the e.p.a. and ultimately. the authorities were fighting against each other and so there was an absolute need to move on from the e.p. idea and i think that was the prime motivation for the creation of prosperity party but you're absolutely right there's already also been a desire understandably to some extent from the prime minister to distance himself from the legacy of the. left and also to some extent the ethnic politics in the ethnic federation that characterized that era now moving ahead with the prosperity party the problem has been you know at the root of the political dysfunction are these disagreements about the type of federal system and particularly the degree of autonomy that regional states have and whether it's even correct in the 1st place for those regional states have an ethnic character now with the creation of prosperity party many of the prime ministers opponents from the ethno nationalist camp they believe that this is the 1st step to undermining that ethnic basis so the regional states an

it's dominating their lives. and to generalize his treatment and his sickness is dangerous, and it will kill many more people. >> dr. parnell, this is also really personal for you. i would like for you to tell us your story. and i also want to hear your take on what seems to be a really unfair point here, which is you have the president pushing to have rallies while possibly still being capable of spreading covid when so many people were not allowed to be with their loved ones while they were dying. >> talking about not allowed to be with your loved ones when they're dying. look, my father was a very heroic man. my father died in a hospital that was only four miles from the hospital that i was working in. so while the president of the united states was cavalier and paraded around in a car, i drove four miles across a city hopeful to see my father one last time. and as soon as i made it to the parking garage and turned off my ignition, i got the phone call that he died. to hear the president say don't let this dom

we cannot be dominated by irrational fear. but when he tells people we shouldn't fear the virus at all, that rubs me the wrong way a little bit because there are some people in our society, particularly in vulnerable demographics, who should take precautions to avoid contracting it. i think that is the robe of this election right now. i think there is posturing that's happening in both campaigns and the question is which posturing, whether it comes to masks or distancing, which form of that woman the day with the american people? if you look at the bowling, i can understand why joe biden is doing exactly what he is doing. >> shannon: i want to bring you infer a final word, charlie. he has objections to some of the things he said about epidemiology. i'm not an epidemiologist, but i want you to have a chance to respond. >> leadership from the white house -- it was the president that shut down travel to china and europe and was under condemnation from nancy pelosi and joe biden. he acted as decisively as anybody else would have a

he said look, yes, be careful but don't let this dominate your life. i think a lot of americans would be more appreciative of a leader who is celebrating america's ability to get through things rather than tell them to cower in fear. paul: kyle, what's your view? i want to point out what kamala harris said in the previous block, in the debate, about trump saying that covid was a hoax. he never said that. that's a distortion of what he said. but what do you think about the last week, because this has put covid front and center and as you know, there are millions of american seniors out there in particular who feel particularly vulnerable to covid. >> well, i think the critics have two reasonable points. one is that trump was treated with an antibody cocktail that is not available to the general public and hopefully it will be soon. but the second is, i agree with the message, don't let it dominate your life. but that sort of implies also taking prudent measures to protect yourself and your family and your workplace. and there's a renale recen reces two-

frankel that the yugoslavians consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i don't believe that the rumanians consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. i don't believe that the poles consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. each of those countries is independent, autonomous, it has its own territorial integrity and the united states does not concede that those countries are under the domination of the soviet union. as a matter of fact, i visited poland, yugoslavia and rumania to make certain that the people of those countries understood that the president of the united states and the people of the united are dedicated to their independence, their autonomy and their freedom. >> governor carter, may i have your response? >> well, in the first place, i'm not criticizing his holiness the pope. i was talking about mr. ford. the fact is that secrecy has surrounded the decisions made by the ford administration. in the case of the helsinki agreement, it may have been a good agreement at the beginning, but we have failed to enforce the so-called ba

they do not accept soviet domination. but clearly they were dominated. he misspoke when he declared eastern europe was not under soviet domination. at that point, ford had pulled up from 30 points behind to being even or even slightly ahead in the race. he stubbornly refused to correct this mistake for several days. right after the debate, polls showed that ford won the debate by about 1%. after news reports carried on for several days, 62% said carter won the debate. this mistake was magnified. he could have gone right out that evening and said, what i meant was this. he could have eliminated a lot of that damage to himself. we will show a couple of clips. this first one is a little recap on presidential debates that cnn did before 2012. >> debates can make history. 1960, the first televised debate signified a new era. appearance mattered more than ever and gaffes are magnified. john kennedy facing off against richard nixon. on screen, kennedy looks cool and calm. nixon looks uncomfortable, sweating profusely in the hot studio lights. kennedy went on to

low pressure set to dominate the weather charts as we go through the rest of this week. wet and windy weather at times. tha nkfully and windy weather at times. thankfully for us today this deep area of low pressure with winds around it touching 100 mph has been way out to the north atlantic, not too close to us. tonight this with the front will linger across the northeast of scotland, best of the sunshine by day and staying went through the night. clear conditions in its wake but the sea temperatures relatively warm for this time of year, meaning shower clouds build up and keep going throughout the night, around some of these western coasts, some on the heavy side. central and eastern areas clear as to the skies will have a cool start of the morning. tomorrow will be a story of sunshine and heavy, thundershowers. those winds blowing all across the atlantic, whipping up some rough seas i had of great britain, highest of the waves to the west of ireland where they could touch around 35 feet or more. that's over ten metres. dangerous seas, be wary of that. lots of showers p

don't let it dominate, don't let it ta ke let it dominate, don't let it take over your lives. don't let that happen. we are the greatest country in the world. we are going back, we're going back to work. we are going to be out front. as your leader, i had to do that. i knew there was danger to it, but i had to do it. i stood out front, i led. nobody that is a leader would not do what i did. and i know there is a risk, there is a danger, but that's ok. and now i am better, and maybe i am immune. i don't know, but don't let it dominate your lives. get out there. be careful. we have the best medicines in the world, and it all happened very shortly, and they are all getting approved. and the vaccines are coming momentarily. thank you very much, and walter reed, what a group of people. thank you very much. president trump in a video posted on twitter in the last few minutes or so. tens of thousands of people in england may still be unaware that they have been in close contact with someone who has covid. a technical issue in transferring positive results from laboratories led to alm

left dominated the e.p.a. to be of course lucian which would be to go over when he was elected in august 2018 and what they're saying right now is the postponement of the election was illegal and that the prime minister's constitutional thomas ended and therefore they're not going to recognize him but that's not just the only issue they have between them they're also. differences over how he managed to pass the disbandment of the ruling coalition and creating a unity party which is heading in that is about something that the p.l.f. had already refused and said would not be taking part in and also that around and file of the leadership of the tea p.l.f. have retired to mckillop their regional capital with some of them saved to be avoided arrest in a purge ordered by the prime minister himself 3 scientists working on black hole research of won the nobel prize for physics president roger penrose german ryan hard and american and in stockholm their research does focus on the discovery of black hole formations and

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don't covid dominate your life. he did not mention more than 210,000 americans who have no choice, and who are dead and did not have the kind of medical care that man has. did not get this kind of treatment. did not have access so it and in some cases can barely get treated until they had to be on ventilators and they were not rushed to the hospital and given top treatment. if he's using this as an example that he now knows what covid is and he's now understanding it as he said earlier in the video. he does not understand what most americans go through. the virus shows those people's faiths and to a large extent of his words and his actions and taking off that mask for a photo-op. fine. he walks around where people standing around and they have to be there and they have to have a smile on their face even though thankfully they get to wear a mask because they work for him. he does not care about them and they know that tonight. that's the one thing they know about him. nearly 7.5 million people caught this virus. we

don't let it dominate your life. we have developed under the trump administration some really great drugs and knowledge. i feel better than i did 20 years ago. of course, president trump right now on a bunch of medications that might make him feel better, that doesn't necessarily mean that he has been cured. let's get to cnn's kaitlan collins. dr. conley, commander conley refusing to answer basic questions the american people are entitled to know. hard to know the the scope of president trump's sickness right now. >> that's something he's done for three days in a row now, jake, but finally cited the reason, citing hipaa, the privacy act that prevents medical professionals from divulging information about their patient unless that patient gives them permission to do so and of course, in this case, the patient is the president and he is refusing to allow his doctor, apparently, to give the american people information, basic information about his health and his condition and what's behind this decision to now leave the

i don't even think -- improve dominic it's the lowest hanging fruit, here. has to do with their community, they are acting and they're behaving for their platform. they ought not be entitled to that kind of -- in fact they are deciding what they publish rather than providing -- that's why we cannot get to the bottom of this. mollie hemingway's usually right. probably not wrong here. they've got an answer for it. why earth are they taking it -- do anything other than this? in the other direction. this is -- that's their prerogative to do. it's also our prerogative to decide whether or not they are publishers or whether they were alternatively -- >> shannon: quickly, what do you pay to those who talk about hunter not being anything but a smear campaign? >> what i would love to hear is in on the merits, based on the facts, denial of hunter biden's emails. if they're not even going to tell us the emails are not his, this is in his computer. i don't think they get the luxury of just saying, this is a russian disinformation campaign. they really have a lot to answ

on the map, part of azerbaijan, but dominated and run by ethnic armenians. in the last four days, a decades—old conflict has roared back to life as azerbaijan has gone on the offensive. here, armenians are trying to shoot down drones that are targeting them. —— were targeting them. dozens, probably many more, have been killed, including civilians. war with the old enemy has led to an outpouring of patriotic fervour in the armenian capital, yerevan. donations are being brought to a theatre, ready to be taken to troops on the front line. some civilians have already fled in the other direction. this family left their home town on the first day of the war. "i remember being shelled," she says. "we were so afraid that we just cried all the time." for both azerbaijan and armenia, the long struggle for nagorno—karabakh has become an integral part of their national identity. what appears to be different now is the willingness of other countries to get involved — in particular, turkey. this is the wreckage of a plane which armenia says was shot down by a tu

week after hospital treatment saying he felt good and that fellow americans should not let covert 19 dominate their lives with the presidential election just weeks away trump is presenting himself as a corona superhero and sometimes appearing to show contempt for the more than 200000 americans who've lost their lives in the pandemic so on to the point we asked trump's mysterious recovery will cove it decide the u.s. election. thanks so much for joining us here on the show where my guests are usually a fisher who argues the trump prefers the simplistic to the scientific but that means nothing to the virus also with us is rachel tells in front from the german marshall fund who says trump's strange corona show as she puts it hurts more than it helps but it is still a very tight race and a warm welcome to william blue cross u.s. native and d.-w. news reporter he believes the trumps critiques would be wise to temper their shouting for nothing has taken the president down yet. interesting statements thank you all 3 for being here lovely. question of 1st impression you talk about trumps a strange co