has a radical suggestion journalists should suspend normal relations with the trump government rosen says it's time to treat president trump like a rogue state. not covering his rallies live is. really sending in terms to the briefing room instead of your starr report it was so that there was nothing there are going to be sanders can't hate on them the way that she does that would be breaking normal relations now participate in background briefings where trump government people get to talk without their names being would be a small way of suspending normal relations rosen doesn't claim to have all the answers but rosen says the important thing is for journalists to start rethinking the habits that we've created for ourselves because rosen says this is not a normal presidency and you can't cover it like. some of the other stories making news around the world donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen secretly recorded his client discussing payments to a former playboy model that's according to u.s. media reports current mcdougal says she had an affair with the president in two thousan

rosen. dr. randy rosen. >> reporter: that recruiter from craigslist had also told bus him. >> excuse me, dr. roseen? >> reporter: rosen declined our request for an interview. so we tried to catch up with him outside his office. >> but we've been wanting to talk to you about why patients are being paid to get surgery. >> reporter: through his attorney dr. rosen said he has nothing to do with that craigslist ad and he has no idea who carter is. >> this is private property. you guys are not allowed to come in here. >> reporter: he also told us all patients must sign this form stating they have not been paid to get the implants. as for brennan berry, three months after getting his he overdosed after taking heroin mixed with fentanyl. >> i came home and found him. i'm in his bedroom, and he was gone when i got here. >> you saw him struggle with this. >> you wake up every day and you have to fight every day not to use or not to drink. they say it's one day at a time, but it's every second of every day

doesn't claim to have all the answers but rosen says the important thing is for journalists to start rethinking the habits we created for ourselves because rosen says this is not a normal presidency and you can't cover it like. first some of the other stories making news around the world donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen secretly recorded his client discussing payments to a former playboy model that's according to u.s. media reports current mcdougall says she had an affair with the president in two thousand and six he has denied it reports say the recording made it two months before the twenty sixteen election was seized by the f.b.i. in a raid on colleagues office earlier this year. rescue boats in the us state of missouri have recovered the last four bodies from a tourist boat that sank in a storm yesterday i witnessed video shows two so-called duck boats crossing a lake in rough waters only one of them made it back to land the death toll now stands at seventy. palestinian militants are shot dead an israeli soldier on the gaza border israel responded with asteroids on hama

now president chavez we've heard no stranger to radical propositions jay rosen an american journalism professor has a radical proposition of his own when it comes to how the media should deal with a u.s. president called last minute caught up with a media critic take a listen. whether you're religious or not you should thank god there's no fox news and germany this is jay rhodes. i teach journalism at new york university he's a leading media critic in the us but he came to dermody to compare how the american and german media systems operate it turns out according to rosen one of germany's biggest advantages is what he doesn't have trouble ravi and fox news russel's there you see him walking across the stage in the united states you can have some crazy made up story that has absolutely no factual basis and is essentially a conspiracy theory about which it's cooked up to. obscure the corners of the screen right wing and it can go from there to the white house literally to the white house to the to the words of the president in twenty four hours there is a partisan press in germany but r

whether you're religious or not you should thank god there's no fox news in germany this is jay rosen. i teach journalism at new york university he's a leading media critic in the us but he came to germany to compare how the american and german media systems operate it turns out according to rosen one of germany's biggest advantages is what it doesn't have trouble ravi and fox news russell's there you see him walking across the stage in the united states you can have some crazy made up story that has absolutely in rio factual basis in truth and is essentially a conspiracy theory about just cooked up to. obscure corners of the screen right wing and it can go from there to the white house literally to the white house to the to the words of the president in twenty four hours there is a partisan press in germany but rosen says a key difference between the two countries is the strength of german public broadcasters would not be denied given in fact germany spends more than one hundred dollars per person per year on public broadcasters the us a little more than two dollars the fact that we

rosen? >> glor: rosen declined our request for an interview, so we tried to catch up with him outside his office. >> we've been wanting to talk to you about why patients are being paid to get surgeries. >> glor: through his attorney, dr. rosen told us he has nothing to do with that craigslist ad, and he has no idea who carter is. >> this is private property. you are not allowed to come in here. >> glor: he also told us all patients must sign this form stating they have not been paid to get the implants. as for brennen berry, three months after getting his, he overdosed after taking heroin mixed with fentanyl. >> i came home and found him. i'm in his bedroom. and he was gone when i got here. >> glor: you saw him struggle with this. >> you wake up every day and you have to fight every day not to use or not to drink. they say it's one day at a time, but it is every second of every day. and he did, he fought it. >> glor: after he died, debbie berry learned her son was paid $1,000 to get the impl

joining me now the perfect guest, jeffrey rosen.e's a professor at george washington law school and a contributing editor at the atlantic and author of "the saturday essay today's wall street journal what we can learn from supreme court confirmation hearings requests. jeffrey, i have a short montage of recent hearings i want to show and then ask a question. roll it. >> do you see any erosion of precedent has to roe? >> again, i think i should stay away from discussions of particular issues that are likely to come before the court again. >> it is a precedent that has now been on the books for several decades. it has been challenged. it has been reaffirmed. but it is an issue that is involved in litigation now. >> would it be legal in this country to terminate that child's life? >> i can't answer that hypothetical because i can't look at it as an abstract without knowing what state laws exist on this issue or not. >> i think you get it. so advise me as if i were at least for a moment a u.s. senator. what is the most probing question i

he's a fighter, matt rosen dale. one thing when he's in montana, but i will tell you -- i'm a testament to it -- he does the exact opposite when he goes to washington. tester is a vote for chuck schumer, nancy pelosi -- [crowd boos] and the new leader of the democrat party, maxine waters. [crowd boos] where have they gone? on repealingted no obama care. you all remember that evening somebody came down with a thumbs down after campaigning for years he was going to repeal and replace. that's ok. for the most part, we have already done it, and we have great health care coming out, as it just came out two weeks ago, and we got rid of the individual lots of other things. sometimes, we have to do it the hard way. jon tester voted no on tax cuts for montana families. he voted no on cutting the estate tax or the death tax for your farms, your farmers. think of that one. you got it anyway because we got it passed. for the most part, you will have no estate tax or death tax. you can leave your farm, leave your small business t

just days ahead of trump's first summit with putin, deputy attorney general rod rosen tine today announced a dozen new zips in mueller's probe. 12 russian military officers is charged with hacking the democratic national committee. hillary clinton's campaign and voting technology ahead of the 2016 election. >> today a grand jury in the district of columbia returned an indictment presented by the special counsel's office. the indictment charges 12 russian military officers by name for conspireing to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. according to the allegations in the indictment, the defendants worked for two units of the main intelligence director rat of the russian general staff known as the gru. the units engaged in active cyber operations to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. the conspirators corresponded with several americans during the course of the conspiracy through the internet. there's no allegation in this indictment that the americans knew they were corresponding with russian intelligence officers. >> the indictments place the blame for the 2016 election

rosen and jordan joins us live now in washington for more on this what more is known about these talks rosslyn. well mari of the state department is not talking about this reported trip by sun kim about a parent or a reported meeting with north korean officials they also have not made any announcement about any future travel for mike pompei with the u.s. secretary of state even though he has said that he expects to be meeting with north korean officials in the weeks ahead of efforts to try to move this plan to denuclearize north korea of course this also comes at a time when the acting assistant secretary of state for east asia ferret's susan thorton has announced her resignation even though she was on tap to become the permanent on voice for east asia in the trumpet ministration it's being read as perhaps another criticism of the trumpet ministrations foreign policy but she is not speaking publicly about her decision to retire now from the foreign service and then we'll see i've been reports in recent days in which costs down on north korea is willingness to denuclearize what has the

this was a man named jeffrey rosen, a democrat who worked in senator biden's office during this episode. and here's what a lawyer who helped lead the anti-bork effort wrote just last year. i regret, he said, i regret my part in what i now regard as a terrible political mistake. seized with guilt after all these years of having participated in this borking. because of that episode he goes on, quote, we have undermined public confidence in the judiciary. so there's widespread and bipartisan treatment that trying to -- agreement that trying to bork judicial nominees is harmful to our democratic process and to our judiciary. judge kavanaugh's impressive record, impeccable credentials and his enormous bipartisan fan club of judicial peers and legal scholars all attest to the outstanding service he would render on the supreme court. i'm glad outside fact checkers are already swatting down democrats' desperate attacks on his nomination. in a breaking news bombshell report just last night, we learned that judge kavanaugh enjoys america's pastime. investigative reporters scoured his financial di

earlier i spoke with jeffrey rosen of the nationalco titution center. jeffrey, how consequential will the next appointment be to the balance of the court? jeffrey: this will be the most consequential appointment to the supreme court since at least 1987 when justice kennedy himself was appointed. the future of the 14thment to the constitution, which turns 150 today, is at stake on questions ranging from affirmative action to abortion to marriage equality. it is impossible to understate the significance of this appointment. laura: based on the president's first appoinent, neil gorsuch, do you expect for him to choose someone in that mo and have a straightforward confirmation hearing? jeffrey: we know the finalists. you mentioned four of them. he new york times" reported this afternoon that the president is down to two, kavanaugh and hardiman. both are indeed conservatives, although there are differences hem -- not all judicial conservatives are the same. in particular, we don't know their approach to precedent. whether they would be willing to overturn ro

rosen's clinic bill eed debbie berry's insuran $59,000 for the surgery.torney did not tell us whether the doctor hires marketers. >> your heart just breaks for debbie, knowing what they went through. brennan started using three months after the surgery. so does this procedure even work? >> well, so the implant it supposed to work for about three months. he ended up overdosing just about three months after. when the effects would have been wearing off. you can't make a direct link necessarily between the implant and his death but, again, this is when the effects of it would have been potentially wearing off. in terms of debbie berry, it has destroyed her world. she is understandably consumed with grief. speaking out now. as other members are and other family members who have had this happen to them because they want to prevent this from happening. from everything we've seen this is an epidemic in southern california right now. it's becoming a much bigger problem in many other areas. it's something not a lot of people are talking about. >> you were contacte

jeff rosen has written a new biography, but it is light. you get down in it. when your child is sick risotto in fact, she works in pediatric areas. this is good parenting advice on things. if the tell a sibling brother or sister is seriously ill. what you can do to make that process go better. i've started in on that. it may be war and peace on the table. >> it has been on the table for a long time. one of the papers published an article, the 20 greatest books that don't have actually read. >> so true. >> it was on the list. very busy and tight schedule. i wanted to say how much it should bus appreciate your presence here today and come back to where i started. it is just an inspiration to us all what you do. >> i always enjoy coming to this conference. separate -- circuit. i usually try to visit one or the other. it is a wonderful conference. i always enjoy our conversation. it always means that the term is over, i am happy. you are following a tradition of john marshall. i have to believe that john who enjoyed sitting colors,r along with his i have a feeling

may allow him to restarthelen rosen/moms demand actionwe think this is a really terrible idea. against this and we are urging the state department and secretary of state mike pomepo not to allow this exemption that would make it possible for people to download blueprints for guns onto a 3d printer. and we think it's a terrible idea because it would allow anybody to get a gun. they wouldn't need to get a background check. they wouldn't need to follow any of the gun sensible laws on the state or federal level. so convicted felons, domestic abusers terrorists anybody would be allowed to download a gun.wilson's blueprint was downloaded 100-thousand times before the state department got involved. at the time, the obama administration said it was a national security violation because people outside of the u.s. downlaoded the blueprints. but in june of this year.. the trump administration gave wilson the okay helen rosen/moms demand action it's a horrifying idea to me. the reason i joined and got involved with moms demand action is because i was horrified by the idea that my child and

i've got geoff rosen with me. we have reporting in from cnbc, gentlemen that says president trump has decided on who he will nominate. according to a person familiar with the matter. we do not know who that is. if either of you do, please chime in. >> i'll keep you posted. >> all right, so he's now landing on one person, obviously that was what was going to happen. geoff, to the point earlier that hans nichols was making, that his sherpa is going to guide this person through the process on the senate, and to the point that mitch mcconnell was making that two of them will be easier and two of them will be harder to get through the senate, does the president face any real difficulty with his nominee in the senate? is there any particular chance his nominee doesn't actually get the nod? >> well, susan collins has said if she believes that a nominee won't support roe, then she would have serious questions. both republicans and democrats will be looking hard at that question. that's why senator schumer's comments were

may allow him to restarthelen rosen/moms demand action we think this is a really terrible idea. and we're against this and we are urging the state department and secretary of state mike pomepo not to allow this exemption that would make it possible for people to download blueprints for guns onto a 3d printer. and we think it's a terrible idea because it would allow anybody to get a gun. they wouldn't need to get a background check. they wouldn't need to follow any of the gun sensible laws on the state or federal level. so convicted felons, domestic abusers terrorists anybody would be allowed to download a gun.wilson's blueprint was downloaded 100-thousand times before the state department got involved. at the time, the obama administration said it was a national security violation because people outside of the u.s. dolaoded the blueprints. but in june of this year.. the trump administration gave wilson the okay helen rosen/moms demand action it's a horrifying idea to me. the reason i joined and got involved with moms demand action is because i was horrified by the idea that my c

so now i want to talk [inaudible] rosen. talking about about it's women in film the start. our land land here and i tried to persuade wade or owners did you enjoy your minimum. live live music. is is it doesn't mean much [inaudible] right right. the justices to use him and don't don't. it seems he men at silence. any is it a good roach. i can't count sorry. for them land rent rent rent. g from pacifica this is democracy >> now. >> i believe i would get along very nicely with putin. amy: a russian gun activist who publicly questioned ld

i think i hear jeffrey rosen saying it's actually chief justice roberts that itself the new kennedy.ill be in the center of the court. chief roberts cares a lot about consensus, to bring them in to converge around narrow technical questions, that will have huge implications whether they clearly overturn roe vietnam wade or instead as i think the chief would prefer chips away at them, contradiction would say, guts them, pre serves them to proincrement ally and prepare the legit massie in a highly polarized country. >> thank you, jeffrey rosen. >> thank you, and the result. you have one last chance to vote at smerconish.com. will he, will president trump confront vladimir putin with recent indictments? vote yes or no. the results are a moment away. you don't even understand? e well, esurance makes it simple and affordable. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. paying too much for insurance that isn't the right fit? well, esurance makes finding the

rosen steen claims he failed to hand over documents to congress about the russian investigation. it's not clear when that measure would come to the house floor for a vote. house members are scheduled to adjourn this afternoon for a five week recess. >>> the white house says president trump has delayed his plan to follow up meeting with vladimir putin until some time next year. the president's national security advisor john bolton said the president wanted to delay the meeting until special counsel robert mueller completes his investigation into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 election. a spokes person said that mr. vladimir putin received the invitation to the white house this fall but not yet agreed to attend the meeting. >>> it's 4:37, a woman is recovering after she was hit by a bicyclist on market street in san francisco at an intersection where there's been several collisions according to the san francisco examiner, the psychist hit the woman as she was crossing the street at market and powell after 5:30 yesterday evening. she was thrown to the ground but able to walk t

nbc jeff rosen is on board with the u.s.oast guard to show us the simple checklist you need before you get on a boat. >> reporter: the video is terrifying. >> oh my gosh! >> reporter: this charter boat carrying ten american tourists in the bahamas explodining and bursting into flames. tourists from another boat rushing to help, but it was too late. one woman killed, nine others injured. the cause of the explosion still under investigation. but the tragedy is drawing new attention to boating accidents. >> may day! we're sinking. >> reporter: now the coast guard issuing a new alert that this is prime time for those boating accidents. in fact, there are 4,000 boating accidents every year, but there are things you can do to lower your risk both here on the dock before you even get on the boat and also while you're out on the open water. let me hop on here to show you. this is greg buy from the u.s. coast guard. thanks for joining us. what's the first thing to look for when you get on a boat? >> a fire extinguisher is to have on

. >> i and jacky rosen and i approved this message. >> they call him senator spineless, first promising to vote against obamacare -- >> heller from nevada is a no. >> i cannot support a piece of legislation that takes insurance from tens of millions of americans. >> but then, dean heller got pressure from his party leaders. >> threats from president trump, loud and clear. >> you are not there but you will be. >> he broke his promise and voted for a repeal. >> a deciding vote. >> that is a complete 180. >> he decided not to cross trump. >> the plan would allow insurance companies to charge people over 50 up to five times more than young people and what and -- what end sections for pre-existing conditions. host: the democratic ad and nevada, size at that race. guest: republicans only have nine seats up and only five are in serious jeopardy. dean heller is the only incumbent in real jeopardy. it will be very close. one thing about, heller does not have a strong personality. there are not a lot of people who loathe him and there are not a lot of people who would walk on hot coals for him. ,

interference belonged to those, we nied to worj together to hold the them in trouble. >> rosen signe it clear that the special counsel's investigation will continue, but it is far over.ntrump in scotland preparing for that summit spending the weekend at his golf club in turnberry, but yesterday a protester managed to somehow parachute over the hotel minutes after the president arrived. the person was carrying a banner and circled several times before flying off. the protester is said to be with environmental group greenpeace. president trump announced last year he was pulling out of the agreement. >>> are you still hoping oprah will run for president? she has said no, but a choir overseas had something to sing about. ♪ ♪ ♪ happy day ♪ o, happy day ♪ o, happy day ♪ ♪ >> you heard the singing. th miaah for e says in case of emergency break glass. the stunt was organized by an recent survey found 70 again. ? it's been's summer bummer for lots of families in downtown san jasy. amanda del castillo has a promising update. >>> the usual sights and sounds of kids splashing through the large

in a poll taken in mid-june he had an eight-point lead over rosen dell, 52 - 44 with many undecided. same poll his approval rating was at 50% but not bad but his was even better at 54%. today we are expecting president trump to try to dig into that approval rating and if he can do that in his republican pick for this seat would have a pretty good chance. the republicans have the senate controlled by 51 - 49. picking up in a seat in montana would go a long way to keeping control in the u.s. senate. >> a carpetbagger after 16 years but i don't know about that. i'd like to hear their definition of newlyweds. have american voters moved as far to the left is democrats? democrat leaders and their friends in the media are enthusiastically embracing antibusiness sociologists like alexandra, the 28-year-old who defeated joe crowley in the new york state primary. will the strategy hurt them in the fall? joining us now is herman cain, former godfathers pizza ceo and fox news contributor. great view. what you make of this new policy? yes there have obviously been, bernie sanders of the sociologi

like steve bannon and others from the outside have been arguing for a long time that if he continues, rosen si rosenstein, as we feel, to defy the subpoenas and we don't have oversight of this, he should possibly be fired. >> i want to pick up on the word you used to describe this investigation. >> uh-huh. >> broad. the fact that it is so broad, doesn't that just, by the sheer nature of that description, means it's going to take some time? it's going to be uncomfortable for a lot of people. you want to get it wrapped up, everyone wants to see things wrapped up, but for the proper conclusion you need the time. >> the same way, as we saw, and as the ig -- by the way, a lot of republicans were criticizing from the outside what the ig did, ig horowitz. he did nothing wrong because his mandate is objective. he cannot build a circumstantial case and he has criticized the way comey handled the clinton investigation, he has, but one of the things said by people leading this, including peter strzok, was we need to wind this up or the powers that be want it wound up before the general, right? and it

the executive director of the jewish film institute which produces the jewish film festival and jay rosentt, its program director. welcome back. >> thank you. >> what was that clip? >> this is a fantastic documentary called "nedicines." we saw a couple of activists in the clip. these are women who have taken on the issue of cyber harassment and it's ry serioue cause ere are lare really governing cyber harassment in the way that actual sexual harassment is governed, so these are women trying to change that. anita sarkisian who is one of the women in the clip, is local so she will be there with cynthia loewen to answer questions about the film in a panel discussion sponsored by the academy of motion picture arts and sciences. and then the other character or subject that you saw in the film is carey goldberg, a jewish attorney who lives in new york, who's really at the forefront of this legal field. so this is an amazing side bar that's our response to the harvey weinstein revelations of the past year. it features women film makers and subjects that are taking back power around this issue. a

christine rosen, managing editor at the weekly standard. our digital editor. a senior writer who covers business. panelist thehis clash: tech, culture, politics, and information. some of what we are going to talk about, we're going to touch on facebook, on silicon valley and the role silicon valley is system in our economic we our culture more broadly, will

christine rosen, managing editor at the weekly standard. our digital editor. a senior writer who covers business. panelist thehis clash: tech, culture, politics, and information. some of what we are going to talk about, we're going to touch on facebook, on silicon valley and the role silicon valley is system in our economic we our culture more broadly, will probably get more skeptical viewpoint from the panel on technology then we heard about where young people are, sort of the flipside of that. i want to explore all of those issues. one thing that is interesting me lately is that out of all these important social, economic issues, is robots. i do not know if you have been paying attention to viral videos going around. there was a recent viral video of a company called boston --amics that has been making i think it has a military contract, it has been making these dog-like robots. every time a new video comes out, the robot is a little better. the most recent one i saw was two robots trying to get out the door. one could open the door. when a human tried to cl

does he support articles of impeachment against rod rosen stein? what does he think that means for the special counsel investigation, anything? will the president talk about that on the road trip or just trade? why is he headed to a steel plant and what's the am message to farmers struggling in the trade war he triggered. does the deal actually have teeth. what do red state democrats think of it. will we find out when senator jones joins any live later in the show? will the president answer questions about any or all of this or is he hoping to not to have answer questions like he did yesterday before the white house punished a pool reporter by banning her from an open event. do they have a problem with tough questions? what does our team of reporters think about all of this? just asking. let's start with that i am etch p impeachment push. doing double duty on capitol hill today. clearly it is vacation season. there's a high likelihood it is not going anywhere. what are republicans hoping to do? mark maude doueadows and othersg this. >> reporter: th

. >> a group of republican lawmakers moving forward in their attempt to immaech rod rosen steen. they introduced articles of impeachment tonight against him. he oversees robert mueller's investigation. the group claims he may misleading statements to congress. it's up to republican leaders if the matter comes you up for election and a vote. >> the man accused of taking a pick ax to president trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame is facing vandalism charges. clay turned himself in immediate lid after the attack. this isn't the first time this has happened. less than two years ago, another man attacked the hollywood store of donald trump's along with a pick i guess. . >> jimmie g is doing the talking. the statement he made after that outing with a porn star. >> fight alzheimer's. the big news that's giving new hope to the 6 million measures and all their families impacted by this disease. >> a hot one, hundred in conquered, we're at a mild 73. i'm showing you what i think we could drop in the forecast coming up in about eight minutes. i ing . heating up. a family )s pain has s

well let's talk more about this story with laura rosen she's the diplomatic correspondent for the middle east news website monitor and has reported extensively on the iran nuclear deal madam thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so strong words from both sides as usual the trip the spot seems to happen on twitter what do you make of it and how seriously do you take it. well it came in the context of iranian president hassan rouhani giving a speech to iranian diplomats yesterday where he was using very strong language to say that peace with iran is the mother of all peace and war with iran would be the mother of all wars so i think trump partly by was responding to what they saw as menacing language from rouhani and i think secondly that some of trump's advisor advisers may have encouraged him to interpret it that way in particular i think national security advisor john bolton and other kind of pro israel hawks close to tromp have been wanting him to issue a credible threat of force against iran and troubling till now actually has has not wanted to do that he talks a tough g

state auditor republican matt rosen dale and several third party candidates are facing jon tester, running third ter m. and forte iseg g seeking reelection after winning a special election to fill the house feet vacated by ryan zinke he. . todaythat rally live at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. this week, you are watching c-span programs in prime time. at 8 p.m. eastern tonight, racism in america. >> black fears of white people are totally justified, white fears are not. >>

families as well as an end to immigrant detention and the travel ban targeting muslim majority nations rosen and the latest now from washington. tens of thousands gathered outside the white house on saturday to condemn the trumpet ministrations policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the us mexico border they will never be the same even if they are reunited. their ability to see to process to trust others in future relationships is gone. donald trump wasn't home to hear them the people in the park didn't hear. they are outraged by the video and photos of some twenty three hundred children including babies paged like animals in detention centers and by the fact the government doesn't know where their parents are being held a lot of data. that we don't know that we need from the top administration but they've got a list of parents apparently they've got a list of children they've got to be reconciled we need to know where every parent is that matches up with every child and they've got to tell us that in a publicly accountable manner and i don't think they're going to feel

agent is grilled on capitol hill and he had rod rosen stipe, the deputy torney general under fire fromepublicans. asne som who studies and reports on the department of justice, what did you make of that message? >> it's another instance w you've seen a day that's been tough for the f.b.i. and touch for the investigation ised follery closely or near a dana frankly is a powerful new investigative action. for example, i'm thinking particularly of lastear when the first information about these f.b.i. texts came out. it was really rights essentially on the heels of the guilty plea of mic felnn, the former national security advisor. so these things can get bunched up. it's another bunching up of big news events on both sides of the argument.be : when you think about what's next, these 12 russians are facing charges but will they ever actually face the charges? should we expect them to be extradited? >> we really shouldn't expect that. russia does not have an extradition treaty with theun ed states and is not going to turn any of these people over. those folks would have to do something fairl

the stock rosen fract to 67.39. >>> still ahead, going to tttremes, what one state is doing toct workers and alleviate the shortage that's hurting businesses. >>> american homeowners are sitting on more equity than ever before. but they're not taking advantage of it, diana olick explains why. >> home values today are skyrocketing, whicheans homeowners have a growing amount of cash at their disposal. so called tapable equity is the amount yfr home is worth, above the 20% cushion most lenders require. it grew by 7% in the first arter of this ar, compared to the previous quarter, compared to black knight, thati he largest single quarter growth since they began tracking it in 2005. homeowners have a collective $5 trillion in tapable equity. the highest volume ever recorded. il it down to the average homeowner with the mortgage who has gained $14,0 in tapable equity in the past year, and has $113,900 aavailable to drew. fewer are doing that. >> ihink the typical american doesn't have that level of awareness, they're not the numbers. >> home equity lines of cr sit which iond loans to pull out

trump ars in the rosen with the european union chief boasting about economic ties. pres. trump: we want to furthera strengthen the relationship to the benefit of all americans and european citizens. is why we agreed today, first of all, to work together towards zero tariffs, zero nontariff barriers, and zero subsidies on non-auto industrial good thank you. jane: for more, i spoke brief time ago with diane swonk, chief economist at grant thornton. thanks for joining me. s does tan that the trade war with europe is over? diane: i wish. kei would o say today that i felt like i could exhale and get cautiousptimism. it could provide a roadmap with the european union and china. is, the elephant in the room, vehicle tariffs, has still not been dealt with. this by survival time and delays , y retaliatory escalation at this point in ti gives them time to negotiate, which is importt. that said, this is not where we need to go, but i'm encouraged. it is the most encouraging i've seen in a long time. jane: how big concession was it for the europeans? diane: in terms of buying more na

. >> i'm jacky rosen i approve this message. >> we call them senator steinman advance of the political wind. first promising to vote against the plan to repeal obamacare because of it heard about it. >> dean heller from nevada is a no. >> i'm telling you right now i cannot support [inaudible] hundreds of thousands of nevadans. >> the dean heller got pressure from his party leaders. >> the trent lott and clear. >> dean heller broke his promise of voted for repeal. >> mr. heller, mr. heller. >> does a complete 180. >> the plan he voted to advance the charge people over 50, up to five times more than younger people and and protections for preexisting conditions. dean heller is not standing up for nevada. >> charlie cook, the democratic ad says that the race. >> only nine seats up this year in only threenl of them are in serious jeopardy in dean heller is the only republican incumbent in real jeopardy. this is again in a handful of the closest races in the country. it could be very, veryry close. color does not have a really strong personality. so there aren't a lot of people that would wa

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so, i really like the prefix rosen, and i added dale to it.nd then when i started making music, i just transferred the name over, and people call me rosendale now. robert: all right. well, tell me, most musicians, i mean, they sort of find their way there through a lot of different ways. how did you decide that being--music was going to be your career, what you wanted to do? rosendale: yeah, when i was younger, i loved to sing. i was doing karaoke parties with my parents and things like that, and i was in band and choir and everything. and after i graduated from college, i really wanted to make music a big part of my life. and i started posting videos to youtube, and slowly but surely people started watching them. and i was working as a tax accountant at that time too. so, you know, i was trying to balance working and making videos. and then the more videos that i made, i think people started just to pay attention. robert: yeah, yeah, it takes a lot to be a tax accountant in terms of intellectual brainpower. but creativity-wise, it probably wa

a rosen of access to public information once you got oh we are well past erosion of access. at this point we're more or less completely iced out except for one figurative a.c.l.u. lawyer yelling forward. into the deep dark of. well the freedom of information act is very important as it is that one point stands for but i thought it's for funky orgies i've attended home or i which is nobody's business by the way and neither is access to public records how can you say that especially with the trumpet ministration working like fiends to censor or not provide seventy eight percent of all record requests well i mean i don't know anything about the job and ministry. i repressed all memories of it's like an orphan who witnessed his parents die in a fire. i highly recommend it. but i do know in many states government information sent through personally own devices is immune from public scrutiny so that's good no well listen i guess that means of state lawmakers e-mail back and forth on their own cell phones about policies about bills or anything government related we the people of ca

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state auditor republican matt rosen dale and several third party candidates are facing jon tester, running for a third ter m. and forte iseg g seeking reelection after winning a special election to fill the house feet vacated by ryan zinke he. . todaythat rally live at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. this week, you are watching c-span programs in prime time. at 8 p.m. eastern tonight, racism in america. >> black fears of white people are totally justified, white fears are not. kirk cameron, attorney general jeff sessions and republican senator cory gardner speaking at this year's western conservative summit in colorado. >> we at the department are hammering the criminals and violent groups especially ms-13, of vicious gang, it is one the most violent and inhumane groups in the world. kill,motto, get this, rape and control. >> this week in prime time on c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span radio app. >> senator john mccain's daughter meghan mccain recently accepted the lbj foundation's liberty and justice for all award on behalf of her father who was diagnosed with brain cancer last year. watch

what's incredible is that the rates of the rosen has been much faster over the past seventy years than it has been in the past four thousand. five hundred years and that is not just because they've been uncovered but the because you have aspects such as us in the rain newsham carbon monoxide and so on but actually accelerate so it's not just the period of time since they've been uncovered but since you've got all these modern body mutants this is really accelerating the rate fell for ocean. this is the hotshot team temple complex on the main island it's a major tourist attraction. the canopy is designed to protect the site from the elements and slow the process of erosion. you know all these temples are a thousand years older than stonehenge which for a country that's a colony of britain this becomes a. big thing all of a sudden our nero lithic is a thousand years older than the people that are ruling us you know so this is a this is also this is what i mean about the political fact that these structures come to play. but why did people build these structures. we humans once a comforta

and justin clark oversee white house out reach to key constituent, my first guest grilled rosen 7 rose rod rosenst week. loulouie gohmert. i want to talk about supreme court pick in a second but first, last week i was on vacation, i heard a story you thought you were being spied upon by rod rosenstein. what are details. >> i didn't mention any names. i can't. i've been told in the past that there was great concern about who i saw, what i did. then i was being monitored, and told that they know that everyone that walks into your was on. after 48-page expose on mueller and holding people accountable, i have to take these more seriously, that people have been telling me. >> usually, if you sense you are being spied on, you could be a paranoid, if you are not, you have to electric at people have you been -- look at people that you have been focusing on. mueller is that person. does he have a staff to organize to spy on a u.s. congressman. >> it is what they do. it is very clear to see they have the capability. look at what they did to ted stephens, thigh wanted take -- day wanted to take h

hey, you have got to vote for matt rosen dale. did he a good speech.assachusetts has a problem with heritage. i'm going to go after her. i see a problem with this abolish ice. i'm going to brand that as democrats. and i'm going to brand maxine waters -- she is high profile. he says that is -- democrats are maxine waters' problem unbrand that. no one has unbrand anything that donald trump branded. steve: the president said that the allegations against ronny jackson were all untrue. that's what i was talking about a moment ago. what's interesting is while he said he was there to push the republican senator, the republican 20 become the senator to take john tester's spout. think about it though, maybe in addition to trying to get that seat red in the future, he is trying to get jon tester who has got it right now to vote for his upcoming supreme court justice pick, which he is going to announce on tuesday night. so, it's -- is he doing something there where it's like have you got to get rid of jon tester. if you are jon tester you are thinking okay. i'm g

came to support matt rosen dale in his race in november, but the president used the appearance to mock senator mccain on his thumbs down on health care last summer, despite several calls from several republicans to stop attacking mccain. then the president went after former president george h.w. bush for a campaign slogan continued 30 years ago. >> all the rhetoric you see here, the thousand points of light. what the hell was that, by the way? what does that mean? i know one thing, make america great again we understand. putting america first we understand. thousands points of light, i never quite got that one. what the hell is that? has anyone ever figured that one out? >> all the, fired back on twitter writing this, this is so uncalled-for. i don't mind poting being a fighter, i do mind him being rude. >>> the president also found time to mock an entire movement and heritage of one sitting senator. listen to the sound bite of the president correcting the political correctness of the me too movement while taunting elizabeth warren. >> let's say i'm debating pocahontas. i promise you i