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and then kristen tate talks about her recent column about what she describes as an exodus from cities and blue states. watching c-span's washington journal at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span to viewers as a public service. >> the texas governor received the covid-19 vaccine at the medical center in austin on tuesday. he was joined by the texas department of state health services commissioner, who also received the vaccine. the state is on pace to distribute more than one million doses of the vaccine by the end of the month. >> how y'all doing today? >> good. >> the numbers are high. >> i think we are in good shape. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> ok. >> we have around 12 facilities. >>, governor, how are you? >> good

there for 27 years says it's been offensive all the time and our supposed many people get tea in the tate gallery so it's never been a huge issue now to point out. because points out what why why offensive not artistically. well i think it's offensive in so much as it is showing the brutal enslavement took place where african children were. and. enslaved rape brutalized beaten and i think you'd be asked to be shown in the show in its proper context with a mural next to it or a text next to it that says you know this is written as brutal history in relation to slavery you know just go back to the other point because. the other speakers spoke about ahead of that that he needed it we needed education about slavery and went on to talk about africans and slaving other africans can we just be absolutely clear because you know no one views to be misled that chattel slavery chance atlantic chattel slavery wasn't a periodic a slave and of warring tribes that could be released in the negotiation between different villages it was the most brutal long lasting exploitation probably one of the greatest

southern states, the slave-holding southern tates were fearful, they were very fearful that if elected abraham lincoln would find a way and deprive them of their slaves. 240 years, d of southern plantation owners had citizens who can transshipped from the couldn continent of africa. 4, 1789, this addressed the issue of slavery. it contained a provision that the slave trade for at least 20 years after the the constitution until january 1, 1809. end of the egal slave trade occurred in 1809,

trump says if you can hand out the port give americans the money, joining us tonight ken fox, kristin tate, ken cuccinelli, brent tolman and all the developing headlines. we will get you updated on the fight in the senate and the crucial senate runoff in georgia will determine the future of the country we have more disturbing revelation about the democrat senate candidate and also will bring you what other media will not the man-made disasters crated by democrat leaders that wrecked the country in 2020 the aftershock is still rock in america today we are talking about 2020 worst politicians who let writers destroy their fities, we will show you the name, so out-of-control dozens were killed, numerous cops injured and cops injured to the point ofe being blinded and retired cops like police captain david was shot dead and innocent civilians to this day getting assaulted happened in new york city, because critics say the egoistic of vanity of the politician, the new textbook examples, that is who they are new textbook examples of how not to lead, we will show you the ivory tower media host lo

we'll bring on young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate. she will talk to us what will happen next week with the georgia senate runoff. that will take the future of country. we have more damaging information about the senate candidates there in the race in georgia. that story next. >> we can run the government from the senate but we sure as hell can stop socialism if we have control of the senate. that is why everybody needs to get out and vote in georgia. ♪ tomizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. l

we bring in young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate. kristin, good to see you. >> great to be with you, lauren. lauren: i think the biggest question i have for you, perhaps the hardest to answer is, i would love to hear your reaction to this, the covid infection numbers in california just keep rising. so the stay at home lockdown isn't working why would they extend it? >> because it is all about power. politicians and unelected bureaucrats around the globe just keep wrapping themselves in this language about keeping people safe but they're really using this pandemic to balloon the size and scope of state power. here in the u.s. states like new york and new jersey have some of the strictest lockdown measures in the country and yet suffered much higher case fatality rates than other places with less oppressive lockdown measures. here we are, we see the politicians pushing these measures again even though they didn't work the first time. they killed businesses. this has just got to end at some point. you know the american people, they don'

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to be escort epidemiologist director of the sherry tate institute of public health thank you so much thanks for having me and germany still has a long way to head for a vaccine european regulators will need just before the new year to decide if the biotech pfizer vaccine is ready for mass distribution but the government is already planning the task of how to deliver the vaccine across the country with some disputes arising d.w. correspondent tessa reports. the everynight in berlin was well known for its rock concerts and techno parties now its latest to house one of 6 specks the nation centers and berlin so far there isn't much to see but everything is scheduled to be ready by mid december project manager poem is convinced things were from smoothly. through this time the process we allow 4 minutes for each person to get in take of their coats sit down and roll up their sleeves then the vaccination team comes in they disinfect inject and put in some calls a new wound the last step is the documentation that's it here the vaccinated people will then be looked after by doctors and nurses

the virus thank you very much frank has never had the neuro pathology department at berlin's sherry tate university hospital thank you very much for your insights today and now we've come to that part of the show devoted to one of the your send in questions about the current virus our science correspondent garrick williams has an answer. which colbert 19 diagnostics are most useful from an epidemiological point of view . there are basically 3 types of diagnostics that play a useful but different roles in the fight against covert 19 and the 1st 2 are for determining whether someone has the disease or not and the gold standard for doing that is what's called a polymerase chain reaction or p.c.r. test and it works by amplifying tiny amounts of any viral genetic material available in a sample up to levels where it can be detected although no test is 100 percent reliable and p.c.r. tests are very accurate on the downside they're also slow and fairly expensive which is a drawback when numbers of cases are rising rapidly the 2nd class of detection diagnostics called antigen tests work by detect

some more perspective now with dr toby escorts he is an epidemiologist and the director of the cherry tate institute of public health here in berlin good to have you back on the show 1st of all what do you make of these numbers. the numbers are alarming as we have already discussed yesterday the numbers are high since days and weeks and we have to decide now to go into a hard lockdown now we cannot afford to wait after christmas people are seeing family members if you travel across the country see your family members members you put people at risk you put people at risk to get sick you could people at risk eventually dying we cannot afford this the numbers are far too high the hospitals are full and we know that 3 to 4 weeks after the cases that are infected now will appear in the hospitals so there is even a rise in numbers in the hospitals this is dramatically high we have to act now when we spoke yesterday the head of the robert cock institute warned that we could see exponential growth again have we already reached that point the point is not whether we see an exponential growth in a f

the virus thank you very much frank has never had the neuro pathology department at berlin's sherry tate university hospital thank you very much for your insights today and now we've come to that part of the show devoted to one of the your sent in questions about the current virus our science correspondent derek williams has an answer. which colbert 19 diagnostics are most useful from an epidemiological point of view . there are basically 3 types of diagnostics that play a useful but different roles in the fight against covert 19 and the 1st 2 are for determining whether someone has the disease or not the gold standard for doing that is what's called a poly raise chain reaction or p.c.r. test and it works by amplifying tiny amounts of any viral genetic material available in a simple up to levels where it can be detected although no test is 100 percent reliable and p.c.r. tests are very accurate on the downside there are also slow and fairly expensive which is a drawback when numbers of cases are rising rapidly the 2nd class of detection diagnostics called antigen tests work by detecting

elizabeth: kristin tate. thanks for joining us. great to have you on. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: coming up, national border patrol council president brandon judd on this development, officials are warning that human smugglers are trying to hide dozens of stash houses, maybe even more than that, with illegal border crossers and illegal aliens hiding stash houses in suburban neighborhoods across the country as authorities now warn gangs like ms-13 are making big bucks off of human smuggling. the story next. >> when half of the border patrol is no longer on that line, that's when opioids came across last year that killed over 60,000 americans. that is when gang members come through, can't get arrested. if you're someone in this country to come here do a terrorist act you will come across the border when the border patrol is tied up with a humanitarian crisis before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night

plus kristin tate, steve hilton, congressman effect troy nails. tonight democrats are not only fielding attacks from republicans they're facing some dissent from within their own ranks. the debate, just what is the biden cap net going to do? plus reverberations are being felt after the double-whammy from attorney general bill barr who said, no, the justice department has not found any widespread evidence of voter fraud, yes, he did appoint a special ounce sell to probe the origins of the trump russia investigation. critics calling out nasdaq to force companies to include women and minorities on their boards. they say it is another example focus on identity politics taking precedent over efficient capitalism. president obama, remember him, attacks the party about defunding police. they need more than snappy slogans. that is drawing sharp criticism from his fellow democrats. i'm gerry baker in for elizabeth mccdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. gerry: we begin tonight on capitol hill where there is potential progress on delivering a c

better frank heppner is joining us now he's the head of the neuro pathology department at berlin sheva tate university hospital welcome to you frank now there is increasing evidence that sars cove to not only affects the respiratory tract but it can also impact the central nervous system what is the likelihood of that happening when we know from one 3rd of the co 1000 cases that they do suffer from neurological problems and this was basically due reason for our study where we are actually so how is the distribution of the virus in the brain and secondly how does it get into the brain now one 3rd of coronavirus patients that is a significant proportion means it's definitely worth looking into how sars co 2 enters and invades the nervous system what can you tell us about that. whether we knew that there is a virus of course within the oil factory macos or so to macos or layout and the method our nose this is where we were just walking so we knew this is kind of potential port of entry and we know from our other viruses that they use their cranial nerves for example the old factory nerves to c

walling, center for american liberty found harmeet dhillon and young americans for liberty kristen tate. welcome all. vice president mike pence rolled up his sleeve today. here's what he had to say. >> karen and i were likely to step forward before this week is out to take this safe and effective coronavirus vaccine the we have secured and produced for the american people. under operation warp speed we are poised to have vaccine for 20 million americans before the end of the summer. it is truly a medical miracle. >> reporter: your thoughts? >> i'm glad to see the vice president getting vaccinated was i plan to get vaccinated as soon as it available but that members of congress are more essential workers than any others is ludicrous. many americans argue they do more harm every day than they do good. we are going to see some culture war shaping up after who gets vaccinated first. we are seeing racial preferences quote is being discussed, strakes between different tiers of healthcare workers. i hope they figure it out and we all eventually are able to make that choice in an organized way.

the virus thank you very much frank has never had the neuro pathology department at berlin's sherry tate university hospital thank you very much for your insights today and now we've come to that part of the show devoted to one of your sent in questions about the current virus our science correspondent garrick williams has an answer. which colbert 19 diagnostics are most useful from an epidemiological point of view. there are basically 3 types of diagnostics that play useful but different roles in the fight against covert 19 and the 1st 2 are for determining whether someone has the disease or not the gold standard for doing that is what's called a poly raise chain reaction or p.c.r. test and it works by amplifying tiny amounts of any viral genetic material available in a sample up to levels where it can be detected although no test is 100 percent reliable and p.c.r. tests are very accurate on the downside they're also slow and fairly expensive which is a drawback when numbers of cases are rising rapidly the 2nd class of detection diagnostics called antigen tests work by detecting viral p

san jose state hoping for a great game tomorrow in the arizona bowl against vol tate. here's the coach talking about this match up. >> they are 6-1, we're 7-0. we're both teams no one expected to win the conference. we have resilient football teams. we're glad we're here. we get to play a football game. that's the way it's supposed to be. >> rolling to the cotton bowl. oklahoma against the gators. kyle trask is tan to task. this is returned for the distance. it's a blowout. 55-20 the sooners wrap it up at 9-2. and as we wrap- up my 2020 here, how about this, one cool cat to take us into the new year. check this out. [music] . >> we can dance. why not. >> i don't know who's having more fun. the cat or the guy on the bongo. >> or the guy that melded the videos together. >> good job. we love the animal stories. thanking for joining us. good night everybody. (women laughing loudly and speaking spanish) relatives. i really never saw these wedding pictures, mamá. how handsome and young papá looks. ay, it makes me sad. ay, i know that you miss him. no. look at my ass. there

bring in kristin tate from the young americans for liberty. so, kristin, we should mention by the way that at first ossoff's campaign was kind of prevaricating whether or not this was any connection. then they admitted, well there might have been some money but it was under the 5000-dollar limit you had to report. so that is why we didn't report it. what do you make of this? >> right. well it appears that jon ossoff was trying to hide his connection to a media company with direct ties to the communist chinese government. i mean he received compensation from a hong kong firm with a pro-beijing bent. then failed to disclose that on his initial financial disclosures. voters should be asking questions about ossoff's views on china, especially since he was not quick to vocalize his support for pro-democracy protests. he didn't do that until his campaign was forced to put out a statement in response to all of these questions about his financial disclosures this is so much bigger than a republican, democrat issue. this is about whether or not we want

two of my money making guests, peter pour reecy and kristin tate will go head-to-head. we'll be right back. every year, we set out to do one thing: help the world believe in holiday magic. and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing. ♪. charles: senate minority leader chuck schumer is urging joe biden to ease $50,000 in student debt for each american that owes it. supporters call it an economic boost. though say it is econ 101. i think it's a cam that will enrich the richest americans. joining me to debate young americans for liberty kristin tate and economist peter morici shocked me with a piece in the "washington times." peter, despite news on smaller government in general, you think this is good idea. why? >> young people were taken by universities. they were sold a false bill of goods what education would be worth and encouraged by their parents and some cases by president ob

the governor pointed out, e are focused on age as a top priority because we know from our tate's data that both deaths and our hospitalizations, those age ddress populations, we will have a significant impact. thank you. >> all right. you. next. >> good afternoon, governor, panel.ternoon, i got a call touting that the thing to do if you're trying to avoid the worst a lot of the , patients who died from oronavirus had a vitamin d deficiency. dr. fauci came out and said good vitamin d. panel to hear from the need to drink more d as we try vitamin to get the vaccine across the virginia.west governor justice: it's out of my docs.ade, >> take this one. paul. right, that's a good question. that's a very common vitamin physicians arehe giving across the spectrum, i guess. no clear data that's been written about it. but i think what's been is a lot of the people that have been passing away from vitamin d d been deficient. it's an older population that's been passing away, especially in nursing home population. we get vitamin d from our diet sun.ll as the i think that's why you may see that as

tiffany tate, thank you. thanks to all the folks who work with you. i know you've got a herculean task ahead of you. >>> back to politics. georgia broke its record. more people voted there in 2020 than ever before. so why are some counties taking away options for people to cast a ballot in the senate runoff races. >>> plus a new plan from trump al allies that mitt romney is calling madness. we'll explain. compassion. this year, it just happens to be greater. more families than ever are facing poverty. if you need help, please reach out. if you can give help, please reach within. ♪ find a stock basedtech. on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. (betsy)) quarter mile of tinsel. of lights. (harold) and real snow all the way from switzerland. (betsy) hmmhm... gonna be tough to top. well played. (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. and now with q4 wrapping up

joining me now young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate. she is the author of "the liberal invasion of red states." before we get to the exodus you by the way told us was happening, was going to happen, i want to get your thoughts on that $2.3 trillion spending package. essentially congress using the cover of american pain and suffering to push through all of their own political pork. >> it is so insulting to the american people, charles. our politicians are using a pandemic as an excuse to pass this irresponsible spending, bankrupting this country for generations. so i hope this doesn't get passed. quite frankly, there are people out there who need help. $600 is not enough to weather a storm like this, if you've been put out of work by the draconian lockdowns. i just think this is a disaster and every single taxpayer should be infuriated. charles: yeah. i mean, we get to see it. it is right there. you have to parse through 5500 pages. money to cambodia, nepal, all these other things, pakistan, places like, that it is just nuts when the ave

and people have come from all 50 ,tates to hear from speakers some amazing speakers. i can't think of someone better and more fitting to close out i think the largest event of the 2020, with a man who loves this country, who has been so unbelievably loyal to this president through every single step in everything they have thrown at him, who has delivered amazing results. ladies and gentlemen, please help me in welcoming the vice president of the united states, mike pence. [cheering and applause] ♪ vice pres. pence: well, hello, turning point. [cheering and applause] all the great americans are gathered here from near and far all across the united eights of america. be at the student action summit. [cheering and applause] wow. you all look great. it's amazing to think about the progress this group has made. grown to more than 250,000 students across 2000 campuses in america. turning point, usa. turning our country around her but i want to give a special greeting. i heard there are a couple of hoosiers in the house. i'm proud of you all. it's especially great to be he

. ♪ >> charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cults accused of killing sharon tate and at least two other people in los angeles. ♪ >> at 11:00 separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few minutes tout through the final obstacle. they were shaking hands and exchanging fla. ♪ >> this is bbc news, our top story. exit trade talks he teorarily been put on hold without agreement. -- brexit trade talks have temporarily been put on hold without agreent. they will converse directly on saturday. bahrain has become the second country in the world to approve the use of the pfizer coronavirus vaccine on wednesday, regulators in the u.k. approved it for use in the first doses have arrived from belgium. the pfizer vaccine offers up to 95% protection against covid-19 and is currently being checked by regulators across the globe, but the head of the who health emergencies program stressed that we shouldn't over rely on the vaccine. >> vaccines do not equal zero covid. vaccines and vaccination will add a major, major powerful tool to the toolkit we have, but

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tate,this is kristin author and journalist. welcome. guest: thank you for having me. host: your recent op-ed looks at the state of blue cities. what made you interested in this idea? guest: i have been interested in this for years. "thest recent book, liberal invasion of red state america" came out. i have been observing that republicans have been fixed on illegal immigration. i see the actual change in this country happening because of domestic migration, not necessarily because of immigration. i wrote my book prior to this year about the shift from people moving from blue states to red states. little did i know that the exploring would explode on an unprecedented level. what we have seen since covid emptying out of big cities. it so happens that the megacities happen to be located in blue states which have higher tax rates in the country. of two typesto one of places, other cities in red states or to more sparsely populated areas within their home state. that could be moved from new york city to syracuse or a move from new york city to florida. these trends are huge

. -- mec tate joining us for this conversation. if you want to after questions, 202-748-8000us at for republicans, 202-748-8001 for democrats. you said that some of these places, red states supposedly, why are people going to those locations? what is the appeal? and they stillst have a hip city vibe people like. i live in houston, texas. it is a large city, you can enjoy wonderful restaurants, world-class museums, a metropolitan population. but you can a large house in the city limits which is not possible in this big cities located in blue states. meanwhile, you don't have to pay income tax. a big part of it is looking for affordability but also being able to enjoy the metropolitan lifestyle. there is a significant population of people also moving to less -- more sparsely populated areas in blue states as well and red states, too. places like burlington, vermont or syracuse, new york, places where they would not have been able to do their jobs. because of covid allowing them to work from home, but who want that more rural lifestyl

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charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippy cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11:00 this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle and then a miner from calais was shaking hands and exchanging flags with his opposite number from dover. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. brexit trade talks have been temporarily put on hold without agreement. the lead negotiators say the eu president ursula van der leyen and the british prime minister, borisjohnson, will converse directly on saturday. the us president—electjoe biden has called for urgent bipartisan agreement in congress to help people who have lost theirjobs as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. two point three million more people have become long—term unemployed over the past three months. the latest us jobless figures show the jobs market is still growing — though at a slowing rate. mr biden said americans need help now and described the future as bleak un

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charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippy cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11:00 this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle and then a miner from calais was shaking hands and exchanging flags with his opposite number from dover. you're watching bbc news. the latest headlines... brexit trade talks have been temporarily put on hold without agreement. the lead negotiators say the eu president ursula van der leyen and the british prime minister, boris johnson will converse directly on saturday. joe biden calls to congress to act without delay to help americans who have lostjobs as a result of coronavirus. bahrain has become the second country in the world to approve the use of the pfizer coronavirus vaccine. on wednesday, regulators in the uk approved it for use over here, and the first doses have already arrived from belgium, where it's being manufactured for use in europe. the pfizer vaccine offers up to 95% protec

jason tate fifth and stephen miller and former trump data chief matt brainard on the charges of election fraud across the country, stay with us for that and thank you for being with us this evening, we appreciate it, have a great weekend, ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend, everybody, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. coming up, my one-on-one with white house economic adviser larry kudlow on the efforts to get a covid relief bill passed before the holidays. then later, don peebles is here to talk about the crippling effect new covid restrictions could have on the recovery. but first, let's take a look back at some of the big moments with top newsmakers on "mornings with maria," in this week's edition of the week's talkers. watch. ♪ maria: where are we in terms of a advantage even right now? >> 94, 95% effective, we have two more vaccines in phase three trials. maria: you are canning the da for emergency

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how has the coronavirus been making its way into tate's prisons? and what are the challenges that you're facing in protecting the health of incarcerated people and the staff who work there? >> ssto, ff all, prisons were not made with public health in mind. they were made to be ps efficit sible and house as many people as possible. and so, social distancing really is almost impossible inside of a prison. probably the mosimportant thing that we did in order to cocomply with thel distancing requirement is we shut our prisons down immedtely to anybody but essential personnel in ordeto prevent the flow of human beings from the community coming inside. tet being said, we still h almost 4,000 corrections employees in oregon coming in and out our institutions every day and living in our communities. >> reporter: jamiles, can you give us a sense of what differenstatesre doing to otect their incarcerated populations and the staff working inside jails and prisons? >> thefforts have been fairly scattershot. the have been attempts in me places to let out people

was sworn in for my first 1989, the then becamey leader, who soon speaker, tom foley of washington tate, asked me my top three choices for committee assignments. i had to write it down one, two, and three. one i wrote foreign affairs. for two i wrote foreign affairs. i wrote foreign affairs. i did it because i wanted to fact that i hoped to be on the committee even though people said to me, why do you want to be on foreign affairs? it's not a committee that's back not something that you can meet people on, it's foreign affairs. it's all over the world. i haven't regretted being a member of the committee and chairman of the committee on foreign affairs for one day. to me, what's going on in the world, what's going on in the world now, what's begun on in the world before, what's going on in the future, is so important. this congress these to be engaged and this congress needs to be very much listening to what's going on and help move this country to the direction we all know the united states can do. i said foreign affairs because you know, since i was a kid, growing up in bronx, new york

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charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: the first doses of the coronavirus vaccine could arrive in britain within hours, after the uk became the first country in the world to approve the jab. doctors sound the alarm in brazil, as a new wave of covid—19 sees a surge in hospital admissions, with nearly 50,000 new cases in 2a hours. covid—19 has forced millions of us to reinvent how we work, learn, shop and socialise as lockdowns force us to stay at home. but it's also put a magnifying glass over the many inequalities in the economy and in society. that's led some to say the pandemic presents an opportunity for serious change. suranjana tewari has more on