things that occurred in the first couple of years of life there is a phenomenon called childhood amnesia and most psychologists would put the offset of childhood and new nation at about maybe age three or so the brain is continuing to develop and you need sufficient brain development to store long lasting memories and maybe that happens at about age three. where do those images come from simple we just make them up as we look through the family photo album or hear stories from our parents and as unpleasant as it may sound even recent memories are shot through with an accuracy fabrications. and details that were added later. loftus decided to find out where these false memories come from by conducting a series of tests. during these tests she deliberately used false information to create false memories she calls this the bugs bunny effect. to qualify to take part in the tests the subjects had to have visited disneyland when they were children. so the first survey we have you doing is just kind of like a quality survey for disneyland on them or just interested in hearing about any of your

he had post traumatic amnesia for two months or more.act he survived is already a positive. >> also looks like he has a lot of friends and family around him supporting him. >> look, he's running. >> before you know it, he's back on the track and trying to teach his brain how to move again. >> his determination is impressive. >> wow. >> look at that running gait. looking so much more comfortable. so much more natural. here we have it. i thought it was a very inspiring video. i also thought it was uniquely british in a way because of the three hospitals he w he was in. he focused on his own recovery and not worry about the fact he wa s. >> watch what happens next. >> wow. your trap doesn't work. >> see the rescue coming up on "right this minute." >>> and kev's sharing his take on his wife's makeup. >> but this time, he might have a point. >> never, ever believe her if she says she's not going to do that much. >> it gets hard to do the in betweenies. >> see if he's making up this hot debate. with over twenty combinations of sauces and toppi

and yet there's amnesia. there's amnesia all over this city. and certainly in this body. well, once again it looks like, as we're trying to move her to the floor, that there's been another demand for another assurance and another letter on this same issue. so once again ms. sweeney has provided that. she's provided that. and i certainly hope that my colleagues, whoever is demanding this are going to say you know, i think that's enough. if this very highly qualified person owned i.b.m. or microsoft or something like that, this would have been done and over. she would have recused herself. and yet somehow because she's an alaskan native shareholder, there seems to be cause for additional and additional delay. and i think that's sad. and i certainly hope that's not intended to somehow focus on making it more difficult for an alaska native to serve in such an important position. i hope that's not what's going on here. but the pattern is starting to get a little bit difficult to endure. so, mr. president, i think further delay, as senator murkowski mentioned, it's certainly a

he had post-traumatic amnesia.act that he survived is a positive. >> a lot of friends and family supporting him. >> he is running. >> wow. >> he is back on the track and he is trying to teach his friend how to move again. >> his determination is impressive. >> it is looking so much more comfortable. so much more natural. i thought it was a very inspiring video. i thought it was uniquely british in a way because of the hospitals he was in. so he was just able to focus on his own recovery and not have to worry about the fact that he was having to pay for it. >>> simon says every year they get a call about being washed out. he got the call and he jumps in his car and is on his way. >> there they are. >> is it some sort of drainage canal? >> yeah. he spots them and start to count. he sees there is about five of them. they need a helpingand. >> it looks like they got washed out. he goes around on the other side. simon stays on the other side. >> he caught one and caught the other. she got him all together. they actually

we have a country that is that has amnesia about these things. people say we678 to stay foc ha focused on the reunification on these families. there are people kids have been drugged, people alleging sexual abuse in these centers. we have to stay on those stories, and not just let him get away with it and act like it didn't happen, but to stay on this story because the consequence of this story going forward for sthoothese children whether these allegations are true or not are significant. we cannot lapse into our normal patterns of amnesia and soccer ballism that we often do. >> so, john makes a good point, but i want your thoughts on the same question. i just don't accept that he saw the images and didn't like them because the images were available yesterday. jacob soboroff has been at the border for days. the images have been everywhere for a long time. i think he didn't like the bad press as hallie jackson reported out for nbc news. i don't accept on any level he was bothered by any of this. i think it was a policy he ran on. that steve banno

because there is childhood amnesia, so i forgot.minded of it when i worked as a medical doctor and i saw the children cut, male and female. because i am also against male genital mutilation. male circumcision. circumcision is male genital mutilation. and female genital mutilation. so after graduating and working as a physician, and seing children in front of me being cut, i started to remember what happened to me and i... so it is not personal. but just thinking about the kinds of causes you have taken, the kind of way you approach issues like that. my point was, do you think you would serve the cause a bit better if you just worked more quietly behind the scenes? because even today in egypt, more than 50%, perhaps 70%, of girls are still subjected to fgm. yes, but that's why we should be very, very brave. and open. and also clear. why should we not be clear? to hide behind things and be careful? why careful? i have to be outspoken. why has it proved so durable? it has been outlawed in egypt since 1996 as a practice. in 2016, the la

like, these pee more amnesia than the characters in a lifetime movie, "what happened to tolerance?" and, you know, we have also heard people say that it's fine to protest government officials, as long as you do it during business hours. >> protesters target other prominent trump officials and supporters during their personal time. >> sarah huckabee sanders at a restaurant with her family, seven people there. are her kids watching this? are her kids seeing her mom being harassed just because they don't agree with her political opinions? >> trevor: it's funny how these people are saying administration officials shouldn't be protested during their off hours as if the administration policies only work from 9:00 to 5:00. it's not like when the white house staff goes home every night it's like everyone in america goes, "woo-hoo! i have health care back until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow! yay! i've only got-- i've only got health care for the evening. does anyone know a get good night dentist? and, by the way, night dentist is the job stephen miller looks like he should have, just by the way. ( laug

they all have amnesia. they forget him and then they mysteriously remember when they are confronted with the evidence. we should all be shocked by this. a foreign adversary interfered in our election. every single intelligence agency and our government confirms that. yet you have the president of -- u.s. saying it is shameful. stop defending this unacceptable behavior. that isending a process unacceptable as well. this is being brought up. i mentioned the terrible treatment the democrats received in the judiciary committee when this was reported out. democrats waited for an hour and were shut out of any opportunity to amend the measure or even to speak. welcome to the u.s. congress. this is supposed to be the shining example of democracy and you get people who have ideas that are shut down. then we bring it to the floor. floor under ae closed process. this is the most closed congress in history. this is the 90th closed will. what does that mean? it means that this legislation cannot be amended. you have to

but right now we are suffering from what i would call and what obvious a lot of this call refugee amnesia forgetting that i owe him my organization was founded in one thousand nine hundred fifty one precisely to bring europeans ravaged by the second world war to save shores and you lives and sixty one years ago several hundred thousand hungry of us were over received with open arms in austria and former yugoslavia interesting then that hungary is one of the countries that has one of the toughest policies to woods better g.'s and migrants at the moment. why do you think the european union is lacking that sort of unified stance and response that mr lacy swag is talking about why we saying a push back to words refugees and migrants now i can obviously speak slaves in the logs i can tell you is that the current majority in parliament and the government backed by this minority is an anti-establishment majority and the one of the reasons they've made it to power is that it campaigned on immigration. the narrative is very much in now live and soy with a strong emphasis on the past because you we

ukrainian media or the lobbyist in the think tanks couldn't wait the ukrainians correlate with media amnesia station fake assassination of ukraine and all the major fake news networks in america n.b.c. c.b.s. and a.b.c. with this fact and get got egg on their face and it was quickly forgotten what exactly because the likes of rachel maddow couldn't wait for the real story to happen since i just grew up so they b.b.q. . i lost it when i don't know i got it by car yeah is a fake story it's a fake assassination. well there we're breaking into that edition of the carter report you can watch it online we're going to take you back to our big story of the day after they missed put in blood they were put into visit to vienna the austrian capital he's currently been signing some documents with the chancellor of austria who's now speaking that's two of them life in there and it's a great responsibility and we're very hopeful that the pressure will contribute to . peace all settlements there are so that the peoples in these countries can. finally enjoy peace. as you know australia is and active member

ukrainian media or the lobbyist in the think tanks couldn't wait the ukrainians correlate with media amnesia station fake assassination in ukraine and all the major fake news networks in america n.b.c. c.b.s. and a.b.c. with this fact and it got egg on their face and it was quickly forgotten what exactly because the likes of rachel maddow couldn't wait for the real story to happen because i just grew up so they b.b.q. . oh i lost it i don't know i got it by car yeah it is a fake story it's a fake assassination but just like the story about tax returns that she was so excited like it's tax returns i have this tax returns and they should be paid thirty three million dollars in taxes that year and she's like oh i guess that's not so we're going to crawl go rivero alco bones tomb that was the beginning of this fake news cycle he was ahead of the curve or old oh yes that was like twenty years ago people might not remember that but i'm going to talk to a story about well in twenty years time again people might not remember this guy mike i'm a rube by michael route here is profiled i think it's the

ukrainian media or the lobbyist in the think tanks couldn't wait the ukrainians correlate with media amnesia station fake assassination of ukraine and all the major fake news networks in america n.b.c. c.b.s. and a.b.c. with this fact and it got egg on their face and it was quickly forgotten what exactly because the likes of rachel maddow couldn't wait for the real story to happen since i just grew up so they b.b.q. . oh i lost it i don't know i got it by car yeah is a fake story it's a fake assassination but just like the story about tax returns that she was so excited like it's tax returns i have this tax returns and they should be paid thirty three million dollars in taxes that year and she's like oh i guess that's not so we're going to crawl down rivero al capone's tomb that was the beginning of this fake news cycle he was ahead of the curve or old oh yes that was like twenty years ago people might not remember that but i'm going to talk to a story about well in twenty years time again people might not remember this guy mike i'm a rube by michael route here is profiled i think it's the n

but then they get confirmed and they must get amnesia because all too often i don't hear back from them as quickly as they should get sometimes i don't hear back at all. sometimes i advised them when they come before the committee to maybe just be more honest instead of cvs, say maybe. when a witness does not comply, we have subpoenas of coors. and of course, in it is easier if the democrats recognize if those were necessary, at least that's my experience in the recent days. in any case, the committee often issues a subpoena only after it has mpted to get the fo voluntarily and those efforts have failed. i think this is what the justice department right now. i think we are seeing now play out as that example i just gave you. i've seen it before, too during the fast and furious investigation. the executive ranch stalled and hid behind vague privilege claims that had nothing to do with the presidential communication. they declared presidential privilege. eventually, a court order to turn over documents of the house committee. they admitted that thousands of pages of withheld documents wer

but then they get confirmed, and they must get amnesia, because all too often, i don't hear back from them as quickly as i should. sometimes i don't hear back at all. them now i'd advise before the committee, to just be more honest and instead of saying yes, say maybe. when a witness does not comply, we have subpoenas, of course. and of course, it's easier if the democrats recognize when those were necessary, at least that's my experience in the recent days. in any case, a committee often issues a subpoena only after it has attempted to get the information voluntarily, and those efforts have failed. i think you see this in the house of representatives with the justice department right now. i think we are seeing that play out as that example i just gave you. i've seen it before too during the fast and furious investigation. the executive branch stalled and hid behind bogus, fake, privileged claims that had nothing to do with presidential communications, yet they declare presidential privilege. eventually, a court ordered them to turn over documents to the house committee. they admitted

even the liberal website agrees but then the press forgot they covered it because amnesia will not interrupt her anti- trump tantrums. trump owns it was trying to stop it is all the greater problem. fact, long-term taxes have short-term setbacks. adults get this and children never do. by children i mean the media. their outrages unaccompanied by an adult solution. we know separating kids from parents is bad and leaving kids with traffickers is worse. i applaud those waking up to an issue they slept through under obama but trump is exceeding and that is his nightmare. even if trump comprises it is not enough. the goalpost is on wheels in their game. here's the current liberal opinion. split up the family, temporarily, you are a nazi. keep the family together, you are not the. they do not need solutions but they want feelings. he is a former obama official explaining how to solve the immigration problem. >> i wish that i could bake a cake make out of rainbows and smiles. >> she doesn't even go here. >> do even go to the school? >> no. i have a lot of feelings. greg: that is all you need. the l

it's a man losing his mind in terms of amnesia, or alzheimers, whatever you want to call it, which isthing nowadays, this is a representation of that. and through one person who happens to be a college professor who is sort of going into that, and so, yes, he goes from reality into fantasy and back and forth and that is the vehicle that we use in this. and through that vehicle we that are happening today in america which have to do with immigration, have to do with people crossing borders. how people think and feel about that. but, most of all i think that the play is about love. >> what do you want people to walk away with. >> exactly that feeling of love. >> togetherness? >> yeah, yeah. a line that kijote says it's a quest about love, he is on a quest, where would we all be without love? what are we here but for love itself. >> i was watching some of your old tip from sesame street from probably 40 years ago, yesterday was my little son. the expression of your face, your eyebrows and mouth it was so magnifying, you are on a stage in this outdoor venue, how do you act differently? >>

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. >> stephen: they recover from the moral amnesia. >> the minute they're leaving, they tell the truthe sad thing about the republican party that is now lacking any guts to say anything against this guy, and i think that they're going to pay for this morally some day because i think john paul sergeant said we don't always do what we want but we're responsible for who we are and they will be held historically responsible for following this guy, and it's a real problem. ( applause ) >> stephen: well, you know, getting back -- getting back to" a man for all seasons ," there's a moment where moore is in jail for not violating his own conscience, because it's a play viabouthe self and what can you bring yourself to do and not to do, and his daughter says oh, just take an oath and don't mean it. these people who stand up for trump have taken an oath to defend the constitution and moore says when a man takes an oath he will not find himself again if he doesn't finish the oath and that's what i think about the people who follow trump. ( applause ) >> we have to be just as tough on the oppositi

it so disturbing for me, why am i frankly seething with anger is to mark your assignments in your amnesia is colicity. >> laura: he's very angry. what about massachusetts on her and her elizabeth warren? >> my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least a thousand times and it remarked that her father had a high cheekbones like all of the indians do. >> laura: or joe biden? yes, i said amtrak joe biden who is touring the country on a book tour. >> good to see you. god love you, what i'm i talking about? you cannot go to a 7-eleven or dunkin' donuts unless you have . >> i wish you were in junior high so i could take him behind the gym. and punch him in the mouth. >> laura: i was in the car earlier and i was screaming if you are in a bad mood, watch joe biden on youtube. we've been told that trump uses olent rhetoric, but biden is always ready to punch someone else. rtz is rtey mulling a move into politics. >> it concerns me that so many voices within the democratic party are going so far to the left.i asd how are we going to pay for all these things in terms of things like single pay or p

what is the state of the amnesia in washington this morning? to mark sanford -- he lost his primary and that is a sign of the times. to take it back to the mark a tragic car accident over the weekend but his opponent was able to beat him. because of the endorsement of president trump. congressman sanford lost. tom: in all of my reading on where do we send these people back to? singleyet to read a essay on this council of foreign relations. ok, this person wants to send him somewhere. where are they going to? kevin: this is what is in. rating -- infuriating. no one knows. at is why this is such a difficult issue that quite frankly will pose significant political risks for republicans. the evangelical community is urging president trump to get something done and that is the base of his political movement. on immigration. from a policy standpoint this is a policy nightmare because no one knows exactly how it will be resolved. immigration reform will not get done this summer. and then it will get more tricky because if democrats take back the house

he's saying that-- >> stephen: they recover from a moral amnesia. >> yeah, the minute they're leavingtell the truth. this is the sad thing about the republican party, that is now lacking any guts to say anything against this guy. and i think that they're going to pay for this morally some day, because i think john paul sergeant once said, "we don't always do what we want, but we're responsible for who we are." and they're going to be held historically responsible for following this guy, and it's a real problem. ( applause ) >> stephen: well, you know, getting back-- getting back to "a man for all seasons," there's a moment at which moore is in jail for not violating his own conscience, because it's really a play and a movie about the self and what can you bring yourself to do and what can you not bring yourself to do. and his daughter says, "oh, just take an oath and don't mean it." and these people who will not stand to trump have taken an oath to defend the constitution. and moore says, "when a man takes an oath he holds himself in his hand like so much water, and should he open his

but we can't have amnesia about the past. there were three denuclearization agreements reached with north korean, all of which they breeched in 1994, 2004 and 2012, releasing hostages, they did that many times in the past. they did it under president obama, under bill clinton's and george bush's tenure. this is not a new phenomenon. as to blowing up the test site or allowing the press in to watch that, barbara's report before our interview makes it very clear there are serious doubts about the legitimacy of that video. if they're willing to lie about that, what confidence can we have in any assurance he gives in the june 12th summit. >> the fact they suspended their nuclear and ballistic missile tests, is that a positive move? >> they've suspended the nuclear tests because i think they've got what they want. the ballistic missile tests i call that positive, as long as we can make it permanent. but maybe they have the technology they already need. we don't know that without inspections such as we had in the iran agreement. >>

>> i'm gonna get you whatever you need for amnesia.emember what i said, if we don't make it, we're not selling it. we all agreed on that. >> tami, you don't think people should have opportunity to buy these things? >> not here. it's all this same [bleep] that they have everywhere. >> i don't, uh--i don't agree with that. >> if we don't make it, we don't sell it. period, end of discussion. i meanwe need this to get done, like, today. >> where are we gonna put it? >> we're gonna liquidate it, but we need to start-- >> but why don't we leave it on the shelves and mark down the pricing? as people come in, we get rid of it that way. >> well, 'cause i don't want to wait till next christmas. >> sort that. >> well, marcus, what are we gonna do with this stuff now? >> sell it. why don't we put up a couple signs? and let's start working on that. >> tami, make up signs. everything's a dollar. >> if we don't make it-- >> we don't sell it. >> everything's a dollar! come on in! >> get all of your souvenirs and save an amazing amount of money. >> how

immigrant families being split up when it comes to public finger pointing there appears to be collective amnesia followed by selective outrage. for example, this week twitter went crazy over aclu report detailing that children of illegal immigrants were, quote: allegedly beaten, threatened with sexual violence, and repeatedly assaulted while in custody one twitter post this is trump's america. wow, are you happy trump fans? this is what you wanted. but apparently they didn't read the aclu report very closely considering the incident allegedly happened between 2009 and 2014. and over the memorial day, former obama speech writer jon favreau tweeted outrage over pictures of immigrant children being held in what looked like dog cages saying this is happening right now. except the pictures are from 2014. bottom line, children of illegal immigrants have been placed in u.s. immigration shelters for decades and it appears everyone is now ready for it to end. martha. >> martha: here now tammy bruce president of the independent women's voice and fox news contributo contribe father jonathan morris and enri

>> thank you for giving me the platform tonight since from yesterday people have amnesia. i'm a mother, i'm a catholic, i'm a person with a conscience. i agree with the first lady and everyone who has said that they don't want children to be separated from their parents unduly. do you know there are three conditions by which minors and adults are separated in these circumstances? two of the three are to protect the children, and somehow all of you are glossing past that, so let's review the facts. the first is, if you cannot establish a familiar or custodial relationship between the adult and the minor, we have a 315% increase in the last few months alone in fraudulent cases, children being smuggled, presenting as a family. you have to care about these children also. the second reason you would separate a minor from an adult is if you feel like that child could be harmed. you see, sometimes these children clearly don't want to be with the adult man they're presenting with, and you need to find out why that is. and the third reason is that if the adult has broken the law in

but right now we are suffering from what i would call and what obvious a lot of this call refugee amnesia forgetting that i owe him my organization was founded in one thousand nine hundred fifty one precisely to bring europeans ravaged by the second world war to save shores and you lives and sixty one years ago several hundred thousand hungry of us were over received with open arms in our sphere and former yugoslavia interesting then that hungary is one of the countries that has one of the toughest policies to woods better g.'s and migrants at the moment. why do you think the european union is lacking that sort of unified stance and response that mr lacy swagg is talking about why we seeing a push back to words of refugees and migrants now i can obviously speak slaves in the wilds i can tell you is that the current majority in parliament and the government backed by these minority is an anti-establishment majority m. the one of the reasons they needed to power is that it campaigned on immigration. the narrative is very much in now law and soy with a strong emphasis on the past because you

a case of sudden amnesia. he forgot his wife and years of marria. he forgoteverything.ollege in lexington,ky kent they made a critical mistake and went to jail and now, they are here to talk about all of it. >> is there a movie? >> yes. it's calle "american animals." now.in a theater rig they went to see "ocean's 12" when the o were the lam before they got caught, all four celebrating what they had done.d litt they know, that fbi agents were sitting behind them at >>> the wicket they s was dogs playing cards, which was really amazing. for your week ahead, sizzling heat in the southwest, gusty showers and storms in the southwest looking for a nice day southeast. as we get into the midweek eriod it's going to be wet along the country, hot and dry in the west, heat wave in the plains. toward the end of theweek, it's going to be hot and steamy along the eastern seaboard. heat building if the west as well. showers in the northern and western plains. that's what going on around the > sometimes a picture is worth 1,000 words. nothg but bright blue sky overhead here this mornin

speaker, does this republican majority have amnesia? did they forget how we got here? congressional republicans blew a nearly $2 trillion hole in the deficit by giving tax cuts to the wealthy and large corporations. that's trillion with a t. now they are acting like they are great deficit hawks for bringing forward a bill that rescinds $15 billion in federal spending, that's billion with a b. a tiny fraction of the trillions of dollars they spent on tax cuts. you don't have to be some great scholar to see this disparity. it's right here on this chart. this really big red bar, mr. speaker, that plunges down to nearly $2 trillion, that represents the impact the republican tax bill and the deficit. it's actually $1.9 trillion. it's not good. that really, really, really, really tiny small bar on the right, that represents the so-called savings that this bill will provide. for those in the gallery, you are going to need biknock cue lars to see that line. to my republican colleagues, i'm happy to lend you my bifocals so you can see how inconsequential this rescission package

a case of sudden amnesia. he forgot his wife and years of marriage. he forgot everything.m their college in lexington, kentucky. they made a critical mistake and went to jail and now, they are here to talk about all of it. >> is there a movie? >> yes. it's called "american animals." it's in a theater right now. they went to see "ocean's 12" when they were on the lam before they got caught, all four celebrating what they had done. little did they know, that fbi agents were sitting behind them at "ocean's 12" taking down everything they said. >>> mr. roker, a final check of the forecast, sir. >> and the picture they stole was "dogs playing cards" which is amazing. sizzling heat in the southwest. gusty showers and storms in the midwest. looking for a nice day in the northeast. as we get into the midweek period, it will be wet along the eastern third of the country. heat wave toward the plains. it will be hot and steamy at the eastern seaboard. the heat will be building in that's what's going on around country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning

and how all of a sudden there's amnesia when it comes down to questions of values. we're saying to you today, mr. speaker, we want to make sure that people understand that there are 42 million people that are on snap across this nation. they're of all colors. all races. it can happen to any of us. it is not something that we should sit back and all of a sudden think that this couldn't appen to anyone. this could happen to our brothers and our sisters and we are our brothers and sisters' keerps. yet the g.o.p. not only failed them they failed america last week. in addition, health care is one of the most important issues for our country. as seen by the mass rejection of the efforts by the g.o.p. to repeal the affordable care act last year. think about it, mr. speaker. health care, everybody has the right to a healthy life regarding age, race, gender, pre-existing conditions. medical issues are personal matters. whether it effects physical or mental health should not result in financial ruin. we all should know and recognize that any of us can have a health episode. n

sudden, there is some kind of amnesia that kke in. it just went dead. don't see them saying anything about it. maybe it one way, i don't know. senators should come on c-span and explain to the american people what really happened. they were so furious about the national debt and now we don't hear them say anything about it. let us know. int: our last caller "washington journal," today, for those juror -- viewers on c-span can stick around for discussion --these center for strategic they are talking about innovation and the marine air ground task force coming up in just a moment here on c-span. we will see you back here tomorrow morning on "washington journal," at 7:00 a.m. eastern. have areat monday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> . >> welcome. this is part of an ongoing dialogue. to highlightpes current thinking and issues facing the naval services, the marine corps, the coast guard. our e

now getting in trouble because they are realizing if you lie, there is a consequence, they all have amnesia. they met with russian operatives time and time again and they forget. then they mysteriously remember when they are confronted with the evidence. we all should be shocked by this. a foreign adversary interfered in our election. every single intelligence agency in our government confirms that. and yet you have the president of the united states today tweeting, russia insists it didn't meddle in our election. oh, my god. can't believe this. the president of the united states is tweeting that today. it's shameful. stop defending this unacceptable behavior. and stop defending a process that is unacceptable as well. this is being brought up -- i mentioned the terrible treatment democrats received in the judiciary committee when this thing was reported out. i have never seen anything like that in my life. democrats waited for an hour and they were shut out of any opportunity to amend the measure or even speak. welcome to the united states congress. this is supposed to be the people's house