goodwin? dr. goodwin: thank you, ranking member grassley -- chairman grassley, ranking member klobuchar, and members of the committee, i am pleased to be here today to discuss the gao's recent reports on human trafficking. human trafficking is the exploitation of a person through force, fraud and coercion for such purposes as forced labor, involuntary servitude, or commercial sex. trafficking victims span all age, gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, citizenship, and nationality categories. human trafficking takes place throughout the country and often involves victims who are already vulnerable, such as missing and runaway youth or persons with substance abuse addictions and as we mark the one year anniversary of the justice for victims of trafficking act, i'm here to talk with you about actions federal agencies have taken to implement related statutory provisions, challenges faced by law enforcement when combating human trafficking, and grant programs intended to combat trafficking and assist vic

goodwin. ♪ (cheers and applause) ♪ whoo! come on! doris! come on, do it! >> stephen: so good to see you. abbi, ilana glazer, doris, thanks for being here on this historic night. lo feeling the history of this moment? >> without a question. it's historic, right? >> stephen: you're the historian, you have to answer that. >> none of us here, nobody in the history of this whole nation has seen a woman who has become a nominee of a major party. that's history. >> stephen: no one's even come close. >> no one's even come close. the amazing thing is i think is maybe now since she's come so close, we've had 43 male presidents, maybe there will be 43 female presidents coming. >> stephen: in a row, just to even things out. >> and imagine some little boy will be saying, will i ever be president? (laughter) i feel bad. >> stephen: no, i have hope for him. i have hope for him. (laughter) now, abbi and ilana, are you people feeling the hills? are you heading to the hills? (laughter) there's been some sort of complaining or i'm noticing that some young women who identify

. >> kroft: janus goodwin lived down the hall. >> janus goodwin: they had nothing.ut. they never had food delivered. she never dressed nicely. >> kroft: you thought they were poor? >> goodwin: yes, without a doubt. >> kroft: the one thing everyone remembers about the gaskos is that they loved animals and always made a fuss over the ones in the neighborhood. barbara gluck remembers that carol gasko always fed a stray cat after its owner had died. >> barbara gluck: she would, you know, pet it and be sweet to it, and then she would put a plate of food, like, out here. >> kroft: and what about charlie gasko? >> gluck: you know, he always had a hat on and dark glasses. i have to say it was mysterious to me, why a lovely woman like that was hanging out with that guy, that old, grumpy man. i never could figure that one out. until i heard they had 800,000- something dollars in the wall. ( laughter ) and then i went, "oh, okay," you know? >> kroft: money wasn't the only thing found in the gaskos' apartment on june 22, 2011, when the fbi stopped by and ended what it called th

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lou: lee carter, ed rollins, michael goodwin, thank you all. appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: coming to you live from the quicken loans arena in cleveland, where it is night three of the republican national convention. it's about to get away in about 20 minutes, under way. last night a big moment for donald trump becoming officially the party's standard bearer. my next guests have the honor of seconding trump's nomination last night. >> the stakes in this election cannot be overstated. we will either make america great again or we will travel down a path to a third obama term! donald trump is not merely a candidate. donald trump is a movement! i have the honor of seconding the nomination of donald j. trump as the next president of the united states of america! [cheers] . lou: and joining me now, ss to endorse trump. the co-chair of the campaign leadership committee. great to see you. >> lou, always good to be it was just a great night. my new york delegation right there in front of me. lou: that was a pretty impressive group of young people pushing donald trump over the t

start doing the research and finding out more about him and talk to people who knew him, doris kearns goodwin and bill moyers and joe califano and larry temple and every (cuts off). i was taking in the essence of this man and taking it in and sending it back out, so i didn't sit in judgment of him. now, i have a little more perspective on it because we're done with play, we're done with the movie. and you can take a look at it and i think it's fair to, after 50 years, to look at the entirety of the man's legacy. not just the failures of vietnam, and i think that's the only way you can categorize it. - and that's been the frame, you think? - the framework of lbj has been that of failure and that alone is not fair. what i promulgate is that people, and this library is fantastic, is to be able to take into consideration his entirety. not in a revisionist history but to revisit history and realize that the domestic accomplishments that lyndon johnson was able to accomplish is staggering. staggering. - right and the civil rights act is one piece of that, a very big feature narratively in this film

lou: michael goodwin our khali-- colleague here, called the speech an uninspired wish list. golden age of big government. i could not argue with either of you, the speech in the room seemed to fall a bit flat, the first half was well received, second half not so well, a tough thing to do. and i -- she has a lot of speeches to give over the next 100 days. she is in a real disadvantage with trump, don't you think? >> i do, trump, whatever you think of him, he is unpredictable, he is entertaining, he always micks it up -- mixes is up, he may go from loud to quiet, he reacts to things in the crowd. he is unfiltered, you just don't know where this goes, with hillary, you know where it goes, it focused group, tested, but her delivery is still very forced and stilted and look, i am not medical doctor, but i think that cough and clearing her throat, that is every time she does that, she coughs up yet a new government give away and that is why the speech was soy so many things that we have to pay for if she gets electioned. lou: that is a medical diagnosis on left wing policy, i had

michael goodwin, edrollins and monica crowley thank you. >> thank you. lou: up next, die hard bernie sanders supporters, still causing headaches for folks here in the democratic national convention. and perhaps for their nominee. we're systewe're skeptical that clinton will oppose the tpp, they are, if she makes it the white house, we're worried about a flip flop before the flip. so donald trump says that everyone some vote for him. >> tpp, transpacific partnership. one of the worst things, it will be worse than nasta. and hillary clinton said it is the gold standard. lou: mike gallagher, ebony williams among our guests here tonight, it is the final night of the democratic national convention, hillary clinton to accept her party'sment in nation, an nomination, and make it official, much more ahead, it is at the very least, a fascinating night. stay with us. pla i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests, i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dolla

great american tax strategist ed rollins, and michael goodwin. and washington times on-line editor, monica crowley, fox news contributors, monica, we -- maria and i were talking at the beginning of broadcast about what seems to be reticence on part of many democratic delegates and officials here to really talk about specifics with policy prescriptions. should we have expected otherwise? >> i don't think so, the democrats are in a peculiar position issue they are stuck with defending the last 8 years, many of the obama policies remain highly unpopular. so they are in a position they have to defend last 8 years but do not' to point out some of the cat photographic -- catastrophic policy failures of last 8 years. over th the last two night you heard a lot of fluff but not a lot of strong policy prescriptions, they cannot break with president obama, mrs. clinton her said her first term may be her second term will be an extenttion of president obama's presidency we know that american people are largely not content, with the economic, and national secu

rollins, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the new york post and fox news contributor michael goodwin. political communications strategist lee carter, good to have you all with us. lee carter -- >> good to be here. lou: -- let's start. this is the last thing that anyone was anticipating coming in into this arena here in philadelphia. it's just, it's unbelievable. but they are -- this, what they seem to do, to be doing is acting out all of the republican fears that were in cleveland but never actually realized. >> but it's really, really unbelievable that we're sitting here, everybody thought it was going to happen o'donald trump's convention, the republican -- to donald trump's convention, and here we are, complete chaos here. to think that united together is her new strategy and we don't even have the party close to unified, the protesters that are here are within her own party, and this is a real, real challenge for her. and by the end of this week if she doesn't bring people together, it's going to be really, really hard, because donald trump certainly had a great big boost last we

just moments ago, police in full riot gear marched to a busy intersection here, the intersection of goodwin and airline highway. a police officer on bullhorn warned the protesters that if any of them blocked the highway, that they would be arrested. now that they have made their announcement, they are slowly backing off and their intention is to reopen airline highway to traffic in all directions. earlier in the day, protesters came and they marched along the side of the road. most of the protesters were heeding warnings from police that they need to stay off of the road but occasionally, small groups would go into the road, blocking traffic, then that's when the police would come out in riot gear and make a handful of arrests of those who would not leave the highway, and the others would be forced back to the curbside. so we have been seeing this unfolding on and off throughout the night. of course,hen the police show up in full riot gear, the protesters get really riled up, start yelling at the police. but now it appears that the police have backed off to the other side of the road here a

just moments ago, police in full riot gear marched to a busy intersection here, the intersection of goodwin boulevard and airline highway. a police officer on bullhorn warned the protesters that if any of them blocked the highway, that they would be arrested. now that they have made their announcement, they are slowly backing off and their intention is to reopen airline highway to traffic in all directions. earlier in the day, protesters came and they marched along the side of the road. most of the protesters were heeding warnings from police that they need to stay off of the road but occasionally, small groups would go into the road, blocking traffic, then that's when the police would come out in riot gear and make a handful of arrests of those who would not leave the highway, and the others would be forced back to the curbside. so we have been seeing this unfolding on and off throughout the night. of course, when the police show up in full riot gear, the protesters get really riled up, start yelling at the police. but now it appears that the police have backed off to the other side of the

just moments ago, police in full riot gear marched to a busy intersection here, the intersection of goodwinlevard and airline highway. a police officer on bullhorn warned the protesters that if any of them blocked the highway, that they would be arrested. now that they have made their announcement, they are slowly backing off and their intention is to reopen airline highway to traffic in all directions. earlier in the day, protesters came and they marched along the side of the road. most of the protesters were heeding warnings from police that they need to stay off of the road but occasionally, small groups would go into the road, blocking traffic, then that's when the police would come out in riot gear and make a handful of arrests of those who would not leave the highway, and the others would be forced back to the curbside. so we have been seeing this unfolding on and off throughout the night. of course, when the police show up in full riot gear, the protesters get really riled up, start yelling at the police. but now it appears that the police have backed off to the other side of the roa

let's bring in marianne marsh, democratic strategist and michael goodwin, columnist for "the new york" michael, the polls show it is razor thin. how does each candidate jump ahead as we face conventions. >> when you look at the polls you can understand exactly what both these candidates are doing. hillary clinton has been slipping in the polls. donald trump catching up. that has been true for six weeks, you see that the fact she had her best june. he had a terrible june. he is within three points much her or less in every one of these battleground states. previous polls last few weeks. these polls confirm it. so when you see hillary clinton in illinois talking about race where lincoln had his great speech as you noted a moment ago, liz, she is peeping not only to african-americans who overwhelming support her and latinos and democrats and trying to peel off white women in the suburbs. that is who the speech is directed to. she is trying to appeal inciting this. donald trump is playing divide and conquer politics. echoes nixon in 1968 law and order candidate. he will win with white men

. >> speaking exclusive toll pamela goodwin she was running into the convenience store to get soft drinkse opportunity to steal her car. >> as soon as i got out the car, and walked up on to the step, all you hear is vroom and the car is like gone. >> reporter: that's exactly what she toll the 911 albeit in more panic tone. >> i was in the store for like less than second and i came outside and my car is gone. >> reporter: mom could be heard hyper ventilated as she waits for the dispatcher to say help is on the way. >> 911 operator tries to keep her calm but that only seems to upset her more. >> ma'am, you need to calm down. what's your name? you need to calm down so i can help you. please. >> how can i calm down? my baby is gone! >> she's little help to the dispatcher who needs information to get police to the scene. >> how old is the baby? >> he's only one years old. he's only one. >> okay. is he in car seat in the back or in the front? >> he was in the back of the seat. oh, my god! where is my baby? oh my god. (sobbing). >> for 20 gut wrenching minutes pamela endured every parent's night

. >> for megan and rob goodwin, one dog just wasn't enough. >> we had simon already and decided we were>> they turned to paw it forward where they found bren. >> he is a 70-pound lap dog. >> year later they adopted emily from the same rescue. she's now one. >> emily is a spit fire. she has lots of energy, she's really funny together they make one big happy family. >> we could not be shore thankful for them. is there always dog hair and is not on everything in the house, but i wouldn't change it for the world. >> paw it for works carefully to make sure each match is a good one. >> we will really get a feel of the dogs, and we're careful where to place them. >> this is willow a four year-old bull dog mix. >> she is one of the most loving dogs in the world. >> she's sleeping 20 hours a day and wants to be laying next to you. that is all she wants. >> bradley on the other hand is a playful pup. >> he is amazing with other dogs, he is great with people, just a love bug. >> he was found as a stray and he was in pretty bad shape but now he is ready for a home to call his own. >> he is just won

just moments ago, police in full riot gear marched to a busy intersection here, the intersection of goodwine officer on bullhorn warned the protesters that if any of them blocked the highway, that they would be arrested. now that they have made their announcement, they are slowly backing off and their intention is to reopen airline highway to traffic in all directions. earlier in the day, protesters came and they marched along the side of the road. most of the protesters were heeding warnings from police that they need to stay off of the road but occasionally, small groups would go into the road, blocking traffic, then that's when the police would come out in riot gear and make a handful of arrests of those who would not leave the highway, and the others would be forced back to the curbside. so we have been seeing this unfolding on and off throughout the night. of course, when the police show up in full riot gear, the protesters get really riled up, start yelling at the police. but now it appears that the police have backed off to the other side of the road here and things seem to be calmin

> joining for me insight and analysis, david brooks, columnist for "the new york times" and doris goodwin, trump advisor alex gas tcastellanos a hallie jackson. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. one of those critical junk tours in a presidential race where a campaign can freeze for about a month during the olympics, the end of summer and labor daybreak. we heard two remarkably different versions of america offered by two candidates at their conventions. donald trump sees a troubled nation that needs to be rescued. >> our convention occurs at a moment of crisis for our nation. the attacks on our police and the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. >> hillary clinton's america was to use a word perhaps more regan-eske. >> a country where our children can dream and the dreams are within reach where families are strong, communities are safe and where love trump hates. >> the story out of the co

just moments ago, police in full riot gear marched to a busy intersection here, the intersection of goodwinrd and airline highway. a police officer on bullhorn warned the protesters that if any of them blocked the highway, that they would be arrested. now that they have made their announcement, they are slowly backing off and their intention is to reopen airline highway to traffic in all directions. earlier in the day, protesters came and they marched along the side of the road. most of the protesters were heeding warnings from police that they need to stay off of the road but occasionally, small groups would go into the road, blocking traffic, then that's when the police would come out in riot gear and make a handful of arrests of those who would not leave the highway, and the others would be forced back to the curbside. so we have been seeing this unfolding on and off throughout the night. of course, when the police show up in full riot gear, the protesters get really riled up, start yelling at the police. but now it appears that the police have backed off to the other side of the road he

it was about an hour ago we arrived on the scene, the corner of airline and goodwin, about a half a mile cop shop, the headquarters for baton rouge, police department a the one point we saw for the first time here in baton rouge, in the days we've been here, a swat line form. it was a mixture of police and law enforcement agencies. i'm not sure how much you can make out behind me, but they have asked us to move across the street largely the crowd has dispersed. at the height it was up to 200, 300 people. the cops largely outnumbered those demonstrators. there was a negotiation that was brokered between the protesters. they allowed one to get on the police megaphone to ask the crowd to disperse. the agreement being that the police would leave so the protesters would. that happened and as it was happening, somebody threw a cupful of ice at one of the swat officers and that escalated tensions again. there were folks in the crowd trying to rile the protesters up, trying to say that no one is leaving the demonstrations in atlanta, in chicago. they shouldn't leave here in baton rouge. there wa

and then along came the representative bob goodwin, the judiciary committee, saying the attorney generalretta lynch, is scheduled to testify again on this and other topics, but this particularly, on july 12th, which is next week. she hasn't made her findings public yet. hopefully they're not jumping the gun on that. you can't get away from the headlines, even with the glitzy atlantic city news conference. >> the one person you left out is hillary clinton herself. what we had today, she gave a powerful speech, fiery speech. she made a strong case against trump, not just bankruptcies, but the sense of fraud and using people an squeezing the system in unethical ways. this is a strong speech. there was an 800 pound gorilla on the stage and that's the e-mail controversy. as long as that's out there, there is -- she can't go on much longer trying to ignore what every sees, and that's the need for her to address the discrepancies and contradictions. >> hey, look what happened, donald trump. my trustee associate producer offer over here handing me donald trump's reaction. i have built a tremendo

here to take that on, "nightline" co-anchor byron pitts, presidential historian doris kearns goodwin,senior legal correspondent sunny hostin and abc news political analyst matthew dowd. thanks, all of you, for coming on this sad period in our history, and, byron, i want to start with you. people are angry. people are frustrated. we've seen both of these horrific events this week. you've been around the country. you've been around dallas this weekend talking to protesters, talking to police. what is going on? >> all those emotions are true. i think it's also about perspective, where you stand. if you live in west baltimore or you live in ferguson, people are angry, they're scared, they're frightened. if you're in law enforcement some of those same emotions but also great sadness right now. there's a powerful moment here a couple of nights ago, a police officer, a dallas police officer was walking around, and these two little hispanic girls walked over to hug her and talk to her. a wonderful moment and then suddenly the police officer started weeping. this whole space went dead quiet. s

like 16-year-old ailisha goodwin-dancy studying with the program since she was ten. >> i came out ofell and part of something amazing. i hope it inspires someone else. >> dawan williams and his 11-year-old son first worked on this mural together when he was in prison for a drug offense. part of a program to connect inmates with their children. >> this mural represents reunification of family. we were able to see each other every week. we were able to bond on a deeper level. >> he is now a coordinator for mural arts. leading recently released inmates on projects. so is michael, who took mural arts classes when he was in prison. >> it's like you locked in a cell. but at the same tile you go in there, you're free. you're somewhere else. >> michael had done time for a shooting in 2003. he didn't pull the trigger, but he provided the gun that shot and paralyzed then 19-year-old kevin johnson. when he joined mural arts, out of prison, michael told jane golden he wanted to visit the victim of his crime to say he was sorry. >> i remember like it was yesterday. he took me to see kevin. >> you

of his academic advisory council, suddenly i found myself in a room with people like doris kearns goodwinany of the scholars who were writing books on lincoln at the time, and people were introducing themselves one to the other and finally it comes to me. and i am thinking, oh my gosh, what am i going to say? because i don't know a thing, really, about lincoln? and i and i had not planned to , write anything at all. i mean i did come from illinois , but i didn't think that was , going to impress them. [applause] [laughter] gary: so i just mustered every bit of courage i could and i said, "my name is gary zola. i direct the american jewish archives." i told them where it was, and i said i plan to do everything i , can to teach the american jewish community about the story of abraham lincoln and the jews, which was all sincere and true. but in the teaching, erin, once i got involved and had to prepare, that's when i discovered there was a whole story that i wasn't aware of even though i did know a little bit about lincoln and the jews, some of the more famous episodes, and i wanted to retel

michael goodwin, thanks for being with us, we're going to have to go a quick break here. ed rollins, thank you so much. the roll call is going to continue. donald trump has officially clinched the nomination. we're live from the republican national convention in cleveland. we are coming right back with much more. it is going to be quite an evening, and it is only beginning. you both have a perfect driving record. until one of you clips a food truck. then your rates go through the roof. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. . lou: a breathtaking night, isn't it? the republican national convention. donald trump now officially the nominee of the republican party. he just clinched the nomiti. ounext g first night of this convention, he took the stage last night. he delivered scathing criticism of both president obama and hillary clinton. >> barack obama and hillary clinton brought us isis and brought down benghazi. i shudder to think how many times our flag will fly at half-m

michael goodwin tonight all three are fox news contributors. let me move to you. waiting to come on the air when new york pushed hillary clinton over the top. it really did it. there leader said that. we are going to support her. there seems to be really be that. a lot of them have moved on from him. they are deeply invested in this. they are willing to go forward with or without him. i think they are going to get on board with mrs. clinton. lou: your thoughts on the nomination. it's now official. and the staff and go get him. and we are moving on. it's tuesday night. and she is the nominee. we disagree with her on most issues. you can't argue with that qualifications. bernie sanders showed a great deal of class. i differ with him severely but as her husband is coming on to redesign the democratic party from the liberal days and made it more of the centrist party 20 years ago. now they have moved it back as far left as i have ever seen in my lifetime. i think that as a ticket she has to run on. she is not as projected a smaller a leader. it's not a strong leader.

correspondent and cbs news contributor jodi kantor here and also pulitzer prize winning author doris kearns goodwining on a new book. looking forward to that. jodi, interesting piece you've written on front page of "new york times" today. so is cracking the glass ceiling the same as dismantling it? >> that is the question. and would a president hillary clinton be kind of reenacting all these similar gender dynamics we've seen a million times before, or will she be able to change them just by showing up to work every day? >> would influence their lives and thinking. >> that's the hope and wish. we talk to women all across the country this week and they have this sense that a first female presidency would be a force in their own lives. that it would change their workplaces or cause them to act and think about themselves differently. but the truth is we do not really know because of course does a far off president in washington really affect your own behavior? and she has raised historic hopes. she has promised a lot to women. those things will be very difficult to deliver on. >> when we look at histo

john goodwin of cbs news spoke to lynch about the optics of the meeting. >> you don't believe that givesgency's involved in a manner looking at state department policies and issues. it's being handled by career investigators and career agents who always follow the facts and the law. >> reporter paula reid covers the justice department for us. paula, good morning. >> good morning. >> so this is a change in attorney general lynch's role, but it does not mean she's stepping aside. so what does it mean? >> that's exactly right. she is not recusing or removing herself from the case. what she has said is she will take any recommendation that comes to her from the fbi investigators and career department of justice prosecutors who are working on this case. now, with most of these investigations the fbi looks at all the evidence, they talk to prosecutors and they make a recommendation to the attorney general who can go with that recommendation or decide to make lesser charges or more significant charges. so here she's giving up that role as the final decider and says she will take whatever recomm

of bernie sanders, to assuage them, her second wisest decision, if she followed the , ass of doris goodwinresident obama did, her second wisest thing she could do would to have senator sanders as part of her cabinet. i would like to see him as secretary of treasury and if not see senatorve to bernie sanders as chairman of the securities and exchange commission. thereby, he would give wall street concern and as a person with calcium in his backbone, certainly something for wall street to consider in terms of making changes so wall street impact main street. that is my comment. steve is up next from gainesville, florida, on the independent line. president obama's comment about the world seeing a safer place is ludicrous. he must be living on another planet. i am amazed the democrats are talking about the 'som and gloom of donald trump speech, when they are the party always talking about the next catastrophe and creating a government agency to control it. next, phoenix, arizona. brian is on the demo erratic line. i am a lifelong democrat. seeing what hillary did last night, picking tim kaine,

this is doris curtis goodwin's idea of the team of rivals and then the lyndon johnson's view which isng out, as asuppos to spitting in. >> interesting. >> because the most important job after prime minister is the chancellor, you have the foreign minister. and then a new position in the british cabinet which never existed. the secretary of state from brexit. a gentleman named davis. >> it's not going to be at the office. >> what message does it send the world that you put boris johnson there. >> that for britain foreign policy is somewhere far down the pecking order of concerns. what they care about is the economy and they care about their relationship with the eu. the special relationship. the more you hear people there talking about the special relationship, the less special it is. >> wow. okay. richard, thank you. >>> tomorrow is the big day when we find out who donald trump is going to choose as his running mate. "the washington post" robert costa will be here at the top of the hour with his latest reporting. >>> plus, more swing state polls that show a tight race in several key b

i'm reminded of doris current goodwin's doris kearn book.f bernie had been offered the vice presidency, and i would be a bernie supporter, a lot of bernie supporters would then choose to vote for hillary, whether he accepted that position are not. colorany comment for that -- caller? personally, i think if bernie is not the president, he is more valuable to us in the senate. i hope they give him the health committee. there are many other potential vice presidential candidates that i know the progressive wing would have loved to see, but this is where we are right now. i look forward to seeing what comes out of this convention and what unity is actually being offered. we are here and we are willing to participate in the process in good faith. host: are you getting any tens by wearingnse looks that bernie button? guest: a couple. most of it is just hugs. the city workers, the service staff say thank you. the drivers, the cab driver, the working people of this country, when they see the bernie button, smile and just say "thank you for fighting.