presidency, harry truman and celebrities, archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well known people, yet he cultivated some relationship with them, especially jack benefiting he had a good friendship with. this is a clip. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. tonight on c-span two possible tv on after words, how

liz: joining me now milwaukee sheriff david clark. okay. the president was making a joke.o have you on the show. you see the journalist there reporting on it. machete and hack people to death. again, a distraction due to what the president said. the county police department did not like what the president said. they said in a statement as a department we do not and will not tolerate roughing up prisoners. you know, we have a number of law enforcement officials not liking what the president said making a joke about it. do you think it's okay. that he made a joke about police brutality? >> well, first of all, let's unpack this a little bit. donald trump, president donald trump would never suggest, would never put up or tolerate unethical behavior from any law enforcement officer. what i got out of it, and i have to suspend my sensibility to think he was encouraging that behavior from a law enforcement officer. but when he said when you see them thrown into the back of a police car or into the back of a paddy wagon. you know what that person means to me? that person is resist

. >> up next on american history tv, david clark talks about former president harry s truman's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers using letters, photos, and old film footage. the presidential library in independence, missouri posted this event. it is about 45 minutes. >> we would like to welcome you all to the truman library.

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a great book by a great guy, highly recommended, talking about david clark.ery controversial figure, mind you. this is no ordinary book or topic. that certainly was off focus a little bit. as far as the federal reaction to texas, it seems to be going on thus far without a hitch. >> true. we haven't heard complaints from the governor, greg abbott. he's a republican. he is on donald trump's team, if you will. from anyone else, we haven't heard complaints yet. now, i think when it came to hurricane katrina in 2005, the big complaints were in the aftermath of the hurricane. i think that's where the big test is is in the rebuilding phase. you know, rain is still falling on houston and is projected to keep falling for several days. i looked up the ten-day forecast. still a 40% chance or higher of rain through september 7th. this is not stopping any time soon unfortunately. >> we will get in just a couple of hours, there will be a press conference that we'll take live at cnn with the department of homeland security and fema in washington. so there will be that visua

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have an all-star line up to break it down the rnc caylee mci nety, geraldo rivera, and sheriff david clark but first let's get to tumultuous campaign advisory board member and jeff d ewitt. good to see you jeff. >> great to see you liz. >> liz: jeff you were with him. the base loves him the left hates him there was a 180 between the tone of the speech last night and today. critics are saying the speech was night was device ever and now calling for unity. what's going on here? >> well i think it was somewhat unifying in the fact that mitch mcconnell sent over his statement that shows they're on the same page bringing people together so i was at the rally last night as you pointed out and i think that this was the president getting his message across and we have to remember that he's the president and he sets the agenda, so all of the american people want to see congress get something done. the president laid out his priorities and now it's time to enact them and i think the only part they're calling device ever is when he's obviously calling out some of the lawmakers in d.c. for not helping

my name is david clark. i am a archivist europe the truman library. i have been here 16 years, working here. over the years we have developed different programs and presentations for the public, i came across an idea of doing harry s truman and the rich and famous. i saw a number of documents and photos related to those people. i liked watching tv and movies as i was growing up and still do, so i saw these and we were asked to do a presentation, i said this is something people might be interested in. this presentation has me

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ri coming up, sheriff david clarke. serious threat of north korea. straight ahead. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," the world on edge after reports that the rogueworl regime in pyongyang has missile ready nuclear weapons. scary times.in p here with reaction,as m milwaukee county sheriff david clark and fox news contributorco lieutenant colonel michael waltz. your thoughts on how does america deal with what is an existential threat now to the safety and security of not only the u.s. but those around the world tonight? tell you, we have some jap incredibly nervous allies and rightly so.andto my first response to the reports today that north korea is able to put a nuclear warhead on an icbm, the intelligence communitr better be right this time. just six months ago, president trump that they are ic going to be able to do thisre within four to five years. now six months later, they are able to do it now. this can't be another iraq wmds situation. my brothers and sisters in the intelligence community have to be spot on her

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke has resigned. according to several local media reports.e'll bring you more details as we get them. of course there had been some talk he might an joining the trump administration. we don't know what his plans are. but again local reports say that sheriff david clarke resigning as sheriff there. >>> well, let's move on. politicizing a tragedy. nationwide outrage over this "politico" cartoon calling texans hypocrites for being against big government spending. here is brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. i'm not sure there is even a place for political cartoons anymore. what do you make of this, "politico" of all folks, decided to come out with this while people are still, by the way being rescued, having their lives saved in texas? >> this the elitist, liberal, beltway mentality where let them eat cake attitude where, they live in a bubble, and, they can throw stones until they get caught. when they get caught what do they do? they apologize profusely and they pull the cartoon. this is typical of the smugness t

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he is posting about nafta and david clarke's book.where journalists are too critical at a moment where it's not appropriate? >> i would put it in a broader context, which in a way is almost like groundhog day. we keep saying the same thing again and again. this is simply not normal. you wouldn't be talking about any other president's tweets because no other president would have been tweeting in the middle of a natural disaster like what's going on down in texas. i do think that there are among some of trump's biggest critics an instinct to say he is wrong. part of that comes from the fact that every time you look up, there's a head snapping event. the idea of tweeting about how much you won a state by in the middle of this natural disaster would have been unthinkable with any other president. it's in that context that i also think the point about distraction is important. i think one of the things i would fault particularly the cable networks with is that every time trump makes news -- and it is news -- it's another way of not focusin

rising in southeast texas, this was president trump's first tweet of the day, plugging a book by david clarkwalk, wisconsin. a great book by a great guy, highly recommended along with the amazon link. president trump has also addressed the storm. moments ago he tweeted, wow, experts are calling harvey a once in 500 year flood. we have an all out effort going and going well. president trump says he will travel to texas. this is a big test for -- obviously, the most important thing is the safety and security of people in the path of the storm. this is a big political test for the president. >> it is. the great thing is the president put in place strong emergency administrators. brock long from alabama, one of the strongest resumes for emergency response ever in the position. we have eric hyberger, his chief of staff who in 2004 was at the terrible hurricane season in miami, he was on site. this has all the markings of something that can be a good showing for the president. all bets are off because storms are tough. the real problem here is, fema is a mess. what the people are facing today, the

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one is david clark the sheriff of milwaukee county. he sent a tweet out. democrats and liberal media are no doubt hoping for hurricane harvey to make a direct hit on texas so they can blame real donald trump. i won't quote. he i believe at this point, i believe that the wise thing to do and i think you'd agree, is keep politics out of this, keep, stay out of the, i feel luke they're setting the stage be people in that orbit to say, well, you know, if the democrats want to start blaming somebody, you have your boogie man out there. >> i think you're absolutely right. that's a terrible tweet. these are americans. but certainly, as any human being we would be concerned. we have to dispense with that tweet and say extraordinarily poor judgment. i believe where politics will come into this is -- and some of this is out of the president's control. how bad a storm is this? how long does it last? how many lives are lost? does he go to the scene? and does he look like he's helping out? he can control that but these other things that he can't, and the other challeng

david clarke is an economics professor at marquette university.ring frenzy make up for jobs lost in areas like retail? >> probably not. they are certainly not hiring to the degree that a traditional bricks an mortar establishment would. >> reporter: in didn't make the cut. >> i know how these things go. it doesn't bother me much at all. >> reporter: you're going to reapply? >> sure. >> reporter: thousands of others, like randy scott in ohio, were hired on the spot. >> how often do you get to do that, go to an interview and be .done >> reporter: some are starting in days and aren't determined by amazon's growing automation. >> somebody's got the fix the robots. >> reporter: and robots don't stand a chance against an optimist. adriana diaz, cbs news, wisconsin. >> mason: somebody has to fix the robots. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org %c1 >>> we alw

archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> so this is one -- president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, yet he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. he had a good friendship with him. this is a clip. ♪ >>> american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >>> each week american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places. next we travel to the national constitution center in philadelphia to learn about 42 bronze statutes in signer's hall and to learn about the constitutional convention of 1787. >> i'm jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center and i'm thrilled to welcome you to signer's hall. let me tell you a little bit about the national constitution center and then tell you about this incredible room that we're standing in. the national constitution center is a very special place. it is the only institution in america that has a charter from congress to disseminate information about

david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers this is one of those, president truman did not seek out entertainers or one of people necessarily, but he cultivated relationships, especially with the jack benny. this is a clip. ♪ [playing "happy birthday"] [laughter] [applause] american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. among the speakers at this year's national conservative student conference, radio talkshow host dennis preger, former house speaker newt gingrich and george allen. we will hear from them and others of the next three hours. [applause] ross: good morning, everyone. i trust that everyone had a good night's sleep and welcome back to day two of our national conservative student conference. [ cheers and applause ] ross: for those of you who don't know me, i am ross dubberly, the co-founder and co-chairman at the university of georgia.

. >> up next on american history tv, david clark talks about former president harry s truman's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers using letters, photos, and old film footage. the presidential library in independence, missouri posted this event. it is about 45 minutes. >> we would like to welcome you all to the truman library. i am a archivist europe the truman library. i have been here 16 years, working here. over the years we have developed different programs and presentations for the public, i doingcross an idea of harry s truman and the rich and famous. i saw a number of documents and photos related to those people. i liked watching tv and movies of those growing up. to do awere asked presentation, i said this is something people might be interested in. this presentation has documents, wants, sound clips that i you to enjoy. as we get to the photos, i like to have this interactive, i will point out people and say, let me know if you know who that is. as soon as people are well-known, they may not have been well known in the 1940's and 1950's. there are dif

my name is david clark. i am a archivist europe the truman library. i have been here 16 years, working here. over the years we have developed different programs and presentations for the public, i came across an idea of doing harry s truman and the rich and famous. i saw a number of documents and photos related to those people. i liked watching tv and movies as i was growing up and still do, so i saw these and we were asked to do a presentation, i said this is something people might be interested in. this presentation has documents, photos, sound clips that i want you to enjoy. as we get to the photos, i like to have this interactive, i will point out people and say, let me know if you know who that is. as soon as people are well-known, they may not have been well known in the 1940's and 19 these, but i think you will recognize them. there are different categories we will go through. entertainers, athletes, politicians, military people. if you have questions or comments, let me know. we will start. the first section is entertainers. can anybody identi

david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians, and entertainerstivated relations, especially he had a good friendship. [happy birthday playing on violin] [laughter] >> american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. of the headlines from voice of america, republican senators seek to ramp up u.s. port security. writing one day after president trump introduced a plan to reshape immigration to the united states, republican lawmakers introduced -- john cornyn with senators barrasso, johnson, and phyllis, talked about the legislation.

david clark is an economics professor at marquette university. >> does this hiring frenzy make up forn, in areas like retail? >> probably not. they're not hiring to the degree that a traditional bricks and mortar establishment would. >> in wisconsin, harms didn't make the cut. >> i know how these things go. that doesn't bother me much at all. >> will you reapply? >> sure. >> thousands of others. randy scott in ohio were hired on the spot. >> how often do you got to do that? go to an interview be done. >> some will start in days and aren't deterred by amazon's growing automation. >> somebed has to fix the robots. >> robots don't stand a chance against an optimist. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm tony dokoupil. president trump issued sanctions that punish russia for meddling. but the p

harry truman and celebrities, archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with athletes, politicians, and entertainers. >> president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers are well-known people, yet, he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. this is a clip. ♪ song] birthday >> american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3 . >> sunday night on q&a -- >> i never heard of him. i wanted to know how this man who was told from the time he was notung child he worth anything, could have found the courage to find a way out of slavery. i was intrigued. of robert at the life small, slavery that escaped during the civil war and went on to become a number of u.s. congress. >> he served five terms in the house of representatives. there was a bribery charge against him and he never recovered from that, in my opinion, that is one of the reasons he's not better known today. back alive in spotsylvania, virginia, for a symposium on the great defenses of the civil war. next, we will hear from author eric wittenberg. this is live coverage on c-span3.

i'm david clark. >>i'm enjoying this little bit of a cool down, as steve says, or mild i guess.y are not for everybody. >>i'm serious. by friday and saturday, but not today. >>i'm checking in, i know i was at the morning meeting. but we've been working at schools and places that don't have air conditioning. >>we do have a a few thunderstorms rumbling in the valley, and some fog as well. there is hill some rotating around we think some of these could drift across but this is the last day where it's not going to be really warm. i would like to vote this upcoming sheet off of the island. please. you can vote but, i don't think it's going to count. the national weather service actually sent out a forecast of high temperatures for friday. have one 14 in concord and one 15 in livermore. i don't know what to tell you, other than it's going to get hot. some thunderstorm activity in merced as you can see, a little bit heading up to the sierra. we have some low clouds and it will be okay today but, i think the coast and the bay, which really have not participated most of the summer in the

the president also promoted a book by controversial milwaukee sheriff david clark.book plug came a day after the president pardoned joe arpaio who was found guilty last month of criminal content. the president made news friday evening. sebastian gorka left his position. one white house official said he resigned. another said he did not resign but confirmed in he no longer works ot the white house. on friday president trump signed a directive banning transgender recruits. chairman john mccain criticized the move saying it would be a step in the wrong direction to force currently serving transgender individuals to leave the military solely based on their gender. some calling the ban inexcusable. >> obviously this was all unfolding as the weather in houston was playing out and that's evacuation was getting under way. the question across the country is what is next in terms of the weather, how is that going to play out as some of these rescue and recovery efforts are under way. let's get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> we still have dire co

joining us now with reaction, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. a camera on the glasses of the police officer, this individual who shot him three times and almost killed him to the point where the police officers has tell my family i love them. he thought he was going to die. it would never have been captured. can you tell me why more law enforcement doesn't have these body cameras or cameras on the glasses as opposed to the body? >> some of those are financial consideration that each jurisdiction has to make in terms of priority. i think it is a high one but that being contraceptive make that. i get chills every time i hear president trump support and praise the american police officers. officer quincy smith here and got wrenching video and only by the grace of god he survived it. i want to talk about this idea coming out of this 21st century task force that will pu together and it was second by the police of executive and former and chuck supporting it. and a call for stupid things like engaging in more dialogue with the suspect before using dea

. >> this weekend on the presidency, david clark talks about harry s truman's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians, and entertainers using letters and photos and film footage. here is a preview. entertainers. can anybody identify who is in the photo? yes, correct. check any -- jack benny. this is president truman and jack benny. he found one of his shows here at the truman library in 1959. this is a newspaper clipping from the 1948 election that somebody added a comment to. these are all from our collection here at the truman library. we have a letter here. many of the letters in our collection, truman expresses interest in their families as well as the people writing back express the same. this letter talks about, from the enclosed picture, which the clipping refers to, they had to have the corny joke. all good wishes, congratulations to you and your family. if you ever need anybody for entertainment purposes in washington, let me know. president truman did not necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people. he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benn

on the presidency, harry truman and celebrities, archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well known people, yet he cultivated some relationship with them, especially jack benefiting he had a good friendship with. this is a clip. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. tonight on c-span two possible tv on after words, how the justice department handles white-collar crime in his book, the chicken chip club -- the chicken shit club. >> raising your site so that you are not picking off the vulnerable low hanging fruit but againstainst up the -- the most powerful lawmakers in society and not being worried that you can't take them on or you might lose the case. p.m., bloomberg businessweek senior national correspondent joshua green 2016 political partnership between the president and his chief strategist in his book, the devils bargain, donald trump and steve bannon, the storming of the presidency. >> i'm sure

not the only thing he tweeted about, he tweeted about a book by david clarke, talking about nafta andhe fact that mexico will pay for the border wall. the president had a lot on his mind this weekend in addition to monitoring the hurricane. joe johns with us at the white house for the white house perspective on this storm. joe? >> reporter: good morning, john. with all the talk about texas it's important not to overlook a little bit of news here out of the white house this morning. the president approving the emergency declaration for the state of louisiana as a result of harvey is just one more indication that we're at the very beginning of this process for the federal government, which is going to be responding for months and even years. the president is expected to go to texas tomorrow. we just got word a little while ago in an interview with the vice president. he confirmed that mrs. trump, melania trump, will also be accompanying the president to texas. they're not likely to go into the disaster zone. more likely to go either to san antonio and/or the city of austin. the administ

amy: president trump is also facing criticism for tweeting an endorsement to minnesota sheriff david clarke's new book on sunday morning. as the floodwaters in houston continued to rise, trump tweeted -- "a great book by a great guy, highly recommendeded!" sheriff clarke has compared black lives matter to the ku klux klan. he and his employees are facing multiple lawsuits alleging they have abused and neglected prisoners at the milwaukee county jail, in cases that have led to the death of an infant and an adult prisoner, who died of dehydration after being denied access to water for a week. meanwhile, president trump tumbled down on the decision of pardon sheriff joe arpaio during a news conference on monday. pres. trump: sheriff jojoe is a papatriot. sheriff joe was our country. shsheriff joe protetected our borders. and the shereriff joe was very unfairly treated by the obama administration, especially right before an election. by y my pardon ofof sheriff jojoe and i i think ththe peoplf arizona who really know him best would agree with me. amy: there are reports that the trump administrati

>> setting himself for real problems by doing these distractive side trips into the world of david clarke's book and some of this and some of that and the wall with mexico. >> that doesn't affect the federal relief efforts. >> i think what's going to happen is we saw this after katrina, after super storm sandy, things are going to go wrong. that's why you call it a disaster. people's homes aren't going to be fixed in the right way and in the right time frame. the long chain between washington and the situation on the ground are going to get disrupted. what people want to know is their president was focused on that, the entire time, to the exclusion of everything else. so this is not the right way to start that process. of course, questions are going to be. some of what goes wrong, the inevitable problems will be laid at the foot of the president. >> to the extent these things are going to be a function of what happens over time. to be honest, the federal government doesn't have much to do with it. almost all the coordination is on the local level, somewhat on the state level. is this a situ

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highly recommended, retweeting sheriff david clarke, his book "cop under fire." >> we have seen familiesing to get out. you see it here. we are going to continue to follow this throughout the day. there are children and families holed up in homes that can't get out right now. they're waiting for daylight, which i should come any moment, so they can get helicopters in the area and look for people who may be on their rooftops. >>> "inside politics" with john king continues right now. with an unlimited mileage warranty on your certified pre-owned mercedes-benz, you can drive as far as you want for up to five years and be covered. because only your authorized mercedes-benz dealer has the skilled technicians to certify that your pre-owned vehicle is up to mercedes-benz standards. visit the certified pre-owned sales event, now through august 31st and learn more about our unlimited mileage warranty - and how your confidence can be as unlimited as your mileage. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. victory. it happens at the wall. and after eight hours of glorious sleep. the beautyrest black hybri

archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> so this is one -- president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, yet he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. he had a good friendship with him. this is a clip. ♪

going along and tough about nafta, the wall at the border to mexico and recommendation of a book by david clarke milwaukee county sheriff, a controversial sheriff. were those the right tweets do you think? >> listen i believe the attention right now for the first time in a long time is not on donald trump. it's on the rescuers and the people being rescued in houston. and it's on another politician. and that's governor abbott of texas, who is the person who's the point person there on the ground. the president will get a lot of attention as he goes to texas this week. but i believe that the focus, as tam pointed out will be the long running success of the state and federal government. i believe what people are seeing is restoring, which is that neighbors are coming out and helping neighbors, the coast guard. that things are actually at this point working. the tragedy with katrina was that from the outset, everything collapsed. the levies collapsed. government, state, local and federal collapsed. that's not what we're seeing here. >> o'brien: here in washington, before friday, tamara, there was t

david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, but yet he cultivated some relationships with them, especially jack benny. he had a good friendship with. ♪ >> american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> saturday on c-span 2 book tv, on "after words" journalist jesse eisinger reports on how the justice department handles white collar crime in his book ". he is interviewed by jennifer cobb, law school professor. >> it requires raising your sight so you are not just picking off the vulnerable, the low-hanging fruit but going up against the most powerful wrong doers in society and not be worried that you can't take them on or that you might be lose the case. >> and at 11:00 p.m., bloomberg business week senior national correspondent joshua green reports on the 2016 political partnership between the president and his chief strategist in his book "devil's bargain" steve bannon, donald trump and the storming of the presidency. >> i'm sure

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archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> so this is one -- president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, yet he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. he had a good friendship with him. this is a clip. ♪ >>> american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >>> each week american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places. next we travel to the national constitution center in philadelphia to learn about 42 bronze statutes in signer's hall and to learn about the constitutional convention of 1787. >> i'm jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center and i'm thrilled to welcome you to signer's hall. let me tell you a little bit about the national constitution center and then tell you about this incredible room that we're standing in. the national constitution center is a very special ac