mondale -- yes. that particular aspect didn't enter the discussion. mondale, i was asking if you were concerned about whether that would be legal and proper. we didn't consider it at the time, no. the threat seems so egregious that in the minds of these folks, right, they'll just act to address the threat and deal with the legal consequences later. even though there turns out to be no evidence that in fact there was any nefarious plot by the soviets or chinese to inspire anti-war protests, civil rights movement activities and so forth. yeah. >> i was curious, i was curious when you were talking about the fbi counterfeiting letters to mlk, what year was that? >>' 64, right after he received the nobel peace prize. >> the result of this, of the church committee investigation, on the legal side, this is probably the most important legacy, the establishment of a better degree of legislative checks on domestic and foreign intelligence agencies. it's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but it's an improvement over what existed. the senate select c

cboe cease old boy as a former un chief he was also the face of the military coup that propelled and mondale bunch of power. zimbabwe the same. political economic. policy. welcome to the euro max chance. gold mine of stood. with exclusive insights. and a must see concerning parts culture kimura the place to be for juris minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don't miss out. small acts can inspire change the people make. them go in africa sometimes sitting right. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future. causing all the tuning it comes down for. on d w. this is. from spain pauses to remember the lives lost to the current. solemn ceremony family members fade their respects to the victims of covert 19 other government faces criticism from a grieving public facing breaks and lockdown. also coming up hundreds of thousands of india's migrant workers left their job.

mondale ended up getting hammered by ronald reagan. both al gore and john kerry replaced their campaign managers. that was in a pre-election year, though. this is pretty deep in the campaign to be making a change of this magnitude. >> we're glad you finally got to john us, john. thank you so much. thank you, amanda. we safe. both of you. >>> now i want to bring in dr. jonathan reiner, he's the director of the catheterization program at george washington university. dr. reiner, always a pleasure. thank you, sir. in the middle of this deadly pandemic, the white house continues to attack our top infectious disease expert. this is what dr. fauci said in a new interview. published in instyle.com. >> it's pretty tough to walk a tightrope while trying to get your message out and people are trying to pit you against the president. this virus is killing hundreds of americans a day and dr. fauci is dealing with this nonsense? >> it's a terrible distraction. you know, what we need now is leadership. so we haven't had leadership from the political

the most striking example is mondale billy. >> before he helped france when the world cup, he signed with dortmund. at age 17, christian palisade debuted. he is now at chelsea. do not forget robert leavened out ski. at age 21, he lefeft poland and becameme one of eururope' b bes. >> i think it is the perfect club right now at this point in my development. there i is notot a better club n the world at producing young talent. >> that next level is often somewhere other than dortmund. rivals like bayern or clubs in england or spain. holding on to players requires trophies. phil: now, here is a story of a teenager, another teteenage footballer, this time in russia. look out for the fleeting moment when the b blinding flash striks the pitch at a small moscow stadium. ivan is unconscious. his coach help saved the goalkeeper. three weeks later, the only evidence of the strike is a burn on his chest. and look at the flash shows the stunning power of lightning, which somehow spared the 16-year-old boy. well, this is dw news live from berlin. i will be back at the top of the hour with more wor

that is an absolute record for a new budgetary instrument it's a step fasten has more now on that land mondale. was a dramatic summit and it was the longest in the last 20 years and finally they came up with this quite complicated compromise before the summit started there was a huge part of grants 500000000000 euros of grants well that was something that especially the northern smaller countries didn't agree to didn't want to agree to sort of compromise is now.

stamina to do the job it was a fair question and he answered it in one line the second debate against mondale. let me play the greatest hits of biden and then biden from yesterday and i want your take on what is going on with joe biden. let's play it first. [phone ringing] >> i don't know who's phone that is. it's been two months. >> good evening. thank you for tuning in. >> look, tomorrow is tuesday, and i want to thank you all. >> i'm telling you, i'm rushing ahead, aren't i? all men and women were created by -- you know the thing. >> my name is joe biden and i'm a democratic candidate for the united states senate. >> do you agree with me? go to joe 3033 o. we choose truth over facts, play the radio and make sure the television, excuse me, make sure you have a record player on at night. make sure the kids hear words. >> kids are just as talented as white kids. >> donald trump as opposed -- it's not hypothetical. >> why in god's name someone clipping coupons in the stock market pay a lower tax rate than someone who in fact, like i said to come a schoolteacher. >> i'm sorry i'm confused who i

mondale, were you concerned about its legality? legality? whether it was legal. in what sense? whether it would have been a legal thing to do? yes. that particular aspect didn't enter the discussion. i was asking whether you were concerned whether that would be legal and proper. we didn't consider it at the time, no. right, the threat seems so egregious that in the minds of these folks, they will just act to address the threat and deal with legal consequences later even though there turns out to be no evidence that there was a nefarious plot by the soviets or the chinese to inspire anti-war protests, civil rights movement activities, and so forth. ryan? >> i was curious, when you were talking about the fbi counterfeiting letters to mlk, what year was that? >> that was '64, right after he received the nobel peace prize. >> thank you. >> yeah. the results of this church committee investigations, on the legal side, this probably the most important legacy, better checks on foreign and domestic intelligence agencies. this is opposed by the white house and the intelligence community.

that is an absolute record for a new budgetary instrument our step fasten has more now on that land mondale. it was a dramatic summit and it was the longest in the last 20 years and finally they came up with this quite complicated compromise before the summit started there was a huge part of grants 500000000000 euros of grants well that was something that especially the northern smaller countries didn't agree to didn't want to agree to sort of compromise is now that it's nearly half of the money is going to be grants and half will be loans and also through these grants there are going to be strict conditions that's also something that the frugal for the so called frugal for the countries in the north the netherlands sweden denmark and austria really insisted on they didn't want to give what they said free money so there are conditions on economic reforms but even also some political reforms and there's also this called so-called emergency brake so if a country is not doing these economic reforms then another country can insist that the money is not going to be disbursed so this is a break a

>>host: walter mondale had to be the deciding vote. >> it required a two thirds vote we had to get 67 that is what took so long with a large number of republicans to vote for it in spite of the fact that at that time ronald reagan was making a crusade against the panama canal treaty. >> why do you feel reagan and john wayne and those conservative leaders were so vehemently opposed? >> one reason he disliked reagan very much. john wayne dead and also he had been to panama several times and he knew the leader. so john wayne knew me quite early he would be in favor of the treaty and wrote a letter accordingly which i used with maximum advantage with the opposition against ronald reaga reagan. >>host: did you talk to talmage that it burned him out? do you feel you pushed the canal issue to quickly? >> during the early stages of dwight eisenhower's term. with the unfair treaty back in the early 19 hundreds and when johnson was in office they had a big altercation and a group of people were killed. and they wrote diplomatic relations with the united states and they organize the third world

in 1984, the question came up, after the debate president reagan had at the time with walter mondale, the age question. let me play a montage of, let's say not some of the finest moments of joe biden, and i want your reaction and the question will be, does he have the mental alertness? does he have the strength and stamina for what i think is the hardest job in the world? it's not what i do. being president, i would argue, is a hell of a lot harder. here's joe biden. [phone ringing] >> i don't know who's phone that is, but the scale of the loss is staggering. it's been two months. am i on? thank you so much for tuning in -- >> look, tomorrow superstars -- i want to thank you all. i tell you what, i'm rushing head on. we hold these truths to be self evident. all men and women were created by -- you know the saying. >> my name is joe biden, i'm a democratic candidate for the united states senate. >> if you agree with me, go to joe 30330. >> we choose truth over facts! >> play the radio, make sure the dash excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night. the phone. make sure

spend a lot of money raise attacks walter mondale he won minnesota and went 0 for 49 everywhere else, harris. >> harris: you know, i'm curious to know just from your own reporting, joe concha, about what we know will be joe biden in the fall if he were to win in the white house. and i say that because there is some members within his party that are pulling for a more farther left platform. he get caught in that he gets caught saying he doesn't want to defund the police. and then almost putting that in quotes maybe what he meant was this. and if you can't ask anybody follow-up questions. you are right, your opponent gets to define you. that's exactly right. president trump is only three and a half years into his first term. taken more questions directly from reporters than any president in history, that includes the ones that were there for 8 years. joe biden presidency, i have a feeling, is going to be few and far between when he does interviews, when he does press conferences and, therefore, the american public would suffer because they are not getting information from the man they e

we'll talk to mondale jones. ashwagandha, rese an herbal stress reliever that helps you turn the stressed life... into your best life. stress less and live more. with stressballs. >>> this past week, president trump branded the black lives matter movement a symbol of hate, threatened to veto a defense bill because of an amendment that removes the names of confederate generals from military bases and called out a federal housing law aimed at combatting segregation. this was his message taking racial divisions from mount rushmore. >> the american people are strong and proud. and they will not allow our country and all of its values, history, and culture to be taken from them. >> american politics is never not fascinating because it is all that was happening, three black progressive candidates are making history in the state of new york. >> they said that a kid who degree up poor, black and gay in the village of spring valley could never run for congress. they said that we were inexperienced, that we had never held elected office, that we had nothing useful to add to the conversation. they s

so it can happen. >> right, but did the reagan mondale debate really change things? i mean, reagan 149 states. >> good point. he would have really only gotten 46 states. it was a turning point because really up until that point people were wondering, does reagan still have it? well he proved yes he did. i think the president has proved he still has it, too. if you are a guitar player, is what i think they ought to do. go ahead and keep the dates. jacksonville is the home of leonard skynyrd, doyle and some of the greatest guitar players ever. have a big music festival, let the president go wave at everybody and it will be far more entertaining and i believe it could swing the election toward the president. >> john: from the very beginning of this pandemic, democrats have put the health and safety of the american people first. unlike trump we follow the science and work through plans to protect lives. is that a fair statement? the president wanted to hold it in jacksonville and what he was proceeding with plans and then said, you know what? we can't do this. the presid

that means they endorsed mondale and mcgovern who won one state each. so that's all you need to know in terms of disconnect betweens "new york times" and the american people. such a good point about the feeling disconnect "new york times" larger article they basically accuse the president of waging a culture war against a straw man version of a far left that's seeking to reek mayhem in the streets. they are. that's what they're seeing on their televisions. it's very poignant to raise that and to point it out. turning now to a fox news alert. president trump [inaudible] celebration tonight at the white house. it's expected to be met with nationwide protest. >dart tenney joins us from washington. good morning. garrett. >> good morning, y'all. and happy independence day. not only is president trump bound to protect our current monument. last night he announced plans for a new one. a national garden of heroes. which he described as a vast garden park to honor the giants of our past with statue us of the greatest americans who have ever lived a preliminary l

taxes on everyone last check last guy to run on raising taxes on people during a campaign was waltzeder mondale won exactly one state, his own minnesota 1984. >> don't forget elizabeth like i said is going to be real important in his economic policy she wants to institute a wealth tax jackie another quote from this op-ed this morning, mr. biden has proposed to reinstate obama tax rates for top earners simultaneously imposing unlimited 12.4% social security payroll tax over 400,000 dollars in president biden has his way top capital tax gains rate 39.6% same as ordinary income could be triple whammy cutting state tax exemption in half 4ri78g the reset to fair market value about doubling cap gains tax rate jackie if you get a cap gains tax close to 40% i think you have people taking a second thought about investing in the market, we may very well see a severe sell-off in that regard. >> absolutely, i mean i think that people have to think about what would actually happen, if joe biden became president hopefully they will before election wall street you can see futures up today because there is opt

look at elections of kennedy versus nixon, look at election much reagan versus jimmy carter and versus mondale. the election of clinton the re-election of clinton it is tax cuts are a very good political thing for the in power president. i just hope the president runs on cutting tax rates rather than on paying out welfare checks to people. it is not good politics and surely not good economics either. stuart: we hear you art laffer. we hear you. >> it is n i elected a lot of these people myself and peopler people deserve the governments they get. this is the classic case in point. stuart: yes, it is. >> i hope the economy recovers nicely. this will slow it down. stuart: we hear you. art, thank you very much indeed. we hear you loud and clear. >> tha you stuart. stuart: see you soon. thank you. >> thanks. my pleasure. stuart: got a new study. it finds that the paycheck protection program saved using the right word here, millions of jobs saved them. lauren the numbers please. lauren: that is correct and this comes from the fed mit and adp. they say that program saved between 1.4 and 3.2 million j