>> john mayer wasn't up for the supreme court.wo different men. >> tucker: it's in the way of democrats assuming political power. >> is not the same thing at all. one man is a singer, the other man was up for the united states supreme court. >> tucker: it's in the way of democrats -- m >> a very serious allegation came up against kavanaugh, hasco anyone accused john mayer of sexual assault? >> tucker: i'm not attacking him at allan and want to know wt the standard is. is there such a thing as toxic masculinity which is just men being male? >> that's not true. >> tucker: it's no real definition. >> it's an academic term, it's about violence against women. look it up. we are talking about violence against women. please do. >> tucker: everyone is against violence against women. >> that's what toxic masculinitn is about. >> tucker: what is your definition of toxic femininity? >> i don't think there is a definition. >> tucker: oh, there isn't. there are a lot of women in prison for shooting -- i have no idea, i'll be honestg with you.

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remember the withdrawal agreement, the text that there was, to reset mayer said it was 95% on last weekabinet ministers read that and now there will be leading, be reading the last missing part of the jigsaw. and the crucial stumbling block how do you have some kind of mechanism where the uk could get out of the customs arrangement but they're in order to stop border checks between ireland and northern ireland. they will have to see if they are satisfied with that. as soon as the first news began to filter out that a draft text was circulating, we heard from the brexiteers in the south of party coming straight out to us in the middle of the house of commons and saying that they did not like what they were hearing. that was for anyone had actually read the document so clearly a deal they know the direction it is going in and have not liked what they have been hearing. we will have to see what cabinet ministers going in to read the detail, but they make of it. theresa may knows she is difficult times ahead and has to persuade her cabinet and then of course persuade parliament as well. tha

we've selected mayers like this in london, we've done so on many occasions.d with a quote from you, a grandiose quote about historic decision is more important and more challenging as anything since suez, we're not talking about collecting the mayor of london or manchester, withington about something that shapes britain for the next 50 or 100 years. be quite easily managed to make choices based on different parties‘ ma nifestoes based on different parties‘ manifestoes and. they quite easily choose between candidates representing up to ten different political parties. it's to undermine the ability of the electorate or to undermine the... it could damage the economy to 8% of gdp by 2030 with a no deal. you're rolling the dice accepting that that is a part of your gamble. well, if mps choose to put that particular scenario on the ballot paper, i will... you said yourself that it would have to be on the ballot paper. ultimately that would be one of the possible outcomes. i would obviously argue strongly against a no deal outcome of that sort, and i'm sure the emp

one was the fashion designer and if so we but we really don't see any hillary clinton's or marissa mayer's here right now it's still a fairly young effort and this is only the fifth year this has been going on and really it's it's just a networking opportunity right now for people who are maybe just starting out don't have the connections yet to meet with people sort of at a similar level swap stories swap ideas and build themselves up from the ground fifty eight but hopefully gathering steam all correspondent my story to a new york for us to talk to thanks. that's it for me and the team here thanks for watching and make sure you have a great we can't stop crying. i'm putting. the amount . of the such . length. sleep little. listen carefully to. see. it's going to be a good. illegible discover the old. leg. below subscription documentary on you tube. how about taking a few arrests you could even take a chance on love. don't expect happy endings. the church illustrates. it's her first day at school in the jungle. first clinging lesson in the door as grand a moment arrives. joining a reckoni

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oscar mayer says it's a sandwich. >> yesterday they sent on out this tweet challenging ney sayers toe trying to change their mind. and, oh, did people try. they said it is not a sandwich for the same reason a taco isn't a sandwich. others say it is in a category all by itself. >> i agree. >> you can't take a hot dog out of a bun and go it's just a hot dog, right? okay. well, this morning oscar mayer tweeted again and said after they listened to the calls, they still believe hot dogs are sandwiches. i'm going to settle this once again. hey, siri, is a hot dog a sandwich? >> no. >> i thought she used to say yes. she changed it? all right. earth shaking there. >> a woman is not allowed to change her mind? >> i'm not saying that. the controversy continues. dah, dah, dah. we're a little bit cooler today. warm again tomorrow. finally autumn. a little bit of a pullback in the temperatures. let me give you an idea where we are. 17 miles east of salinas. not a very heavily populated area. it only goes up to gilroy. so a lot of us not even feeling it. mt. tam. this time next week we will be ab

another one was the fashion designer and as we but we really don't see any hillary clinton's or marissa mayer's here right now it's still a fairly young effort and this is only the fifth year this has been going on and really it's it's just a networking opportunity right now for people who are maybe just starting out don't have the connections yet to meet with people sort of at a similar level swap stories swap ideas and build themselves up from the ground fifty eight but hopefully gathering steam all correspondent bias fair enough a new york for us good to talk to you thanks miles. come. with him how to be done because of it as well ah yes i know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip that i would not have put myself and my parents in law danger to the bottom of the game but a beautifully it would. love one son to the other one of the able to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but it wasn't going to. you want to know their story for migrants verified and reliable information for margaret's. earth home

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. >> after the election -- political scientist kenneth mayer conducted a survey of registered voters in wisconsin's two largest counties who did not vote in 2016. >> what the numbers indicated is that there may have been about 11% of people who didn't vote in our survey said that one of the reasons they didn't vote was they didn't have an i.d. in milwaukee and dane counties which are the two biggest counties in the state. we're talking about just in these two counties. somewhere in the range of 6,000 to 13,000 people. >> was that enough wisconsin voters to sway the outcome? election experts did the math. >> donald trump won the state by less than 1 percentage point. it was about 23,000 votes. from ken mayer's study, we know that there were tens of thousands of people in these two big counties and probably more in the rest of the state who were deterred from voting because of the i.d. requirement. the vast majority would have been democratic voters. i think it's not hard to see that the i.d. requirement probably had enough of a depressive effect. >> she fought very hard. >> that it co

that story was written by jane mayer and ronan farrow. yorker" has been very strong. and jane mayer and many others have been writing about the presidency and all the drama that goes with it with great depth. i'm very proud of that. look, i think it's a civic duty. it's a civic duty for journalists who have this thing called the 1st amendment to use it and not be intimidated by name calling and it's very serious. to be called enemies of the people, which is what stalin used to call his enemies. it's no fun. and you're always one indictment away from trouble and that behavior, you know, toward the cnn reporter, acosta, jim acosta, the other day in the press conference, was disgusting. that's the kind of behavior you expect from autocrats somewhere else. >> seth: uh-huh. >> now that's -- that's here. >> seth: in this very turbulent time, i do find, i take solace in the fact that "the new yorker" still finds space for cartoons. >> look how much -- >> seth: this is -- this is no small amount of cartoons. >> seth. >> seth: are you -- [ cheers

care of it, we can't do that anymore as steps i was proud to get together with my mother big city mayersrnia, 11 of us went up to sacramento and got for the first time direct allocations to cities to deal with the emergency crisis of getting people off the streets and into safety and services. but long-term it, the ultimate solution to homelessness is permanent affordable housing. that is what everyone in the bay area needs. >> they go hand in hand. you've dealt with these two issues for the past four years. what you do differently this time if you win? >> absolutely. first of all, we finally have some resources to do the emergency interventions on a much bigger scale. we just got our check from the state. the city council just approved a series of interventions that we propose that should take nearly 1,000 people off of the streets over the next three months. but i'm also really proud that i've gone out to philanthropy to set up a homelessness and displacement prevention fund, keep oakland housed. as far as what i'm excited about doing for a second term is really approaching this on a r

has been agreed and to reason mayer says she'll do everything possible to deliver it the e.u. is scheduled to vote on the agreement on sunday the fokker reports from westminster in central london. i would like to update the house on our negotiations to leave the european union a crucial step forward in britain's brics a journey we haven't agreed between the u.k. and the european commission the negotiations are now at a critical moment and all our efforts must be focused on working with our european partners to bring this process to a final conclusion in the interests of all our people. a draft political declarations now in place determining the future political relationship between the e.u. and he. but the twenty six page document was attacked by politicians the crossing some of the government's earlier red lines and failing to provide many details this empty document could have been written two years ago it's happened with phrases such as the parties will look at the parties will explore or watch on earth as the government been doing for the last two years. the paper makes no

charles is special counsel at mayer brown. he has worked on over 200 supreme court cases in his career, and he is often hailed as someone who is 12 moves above everybody else. he literally wrote the book on federal appellate practice and i brought it for him to sign. welcome, charles. [applause] >> all right, and for team madison, come on out. team madison. [laughter] come on down. here they come. so, first up -- he's going to charge his phone. coming up we have john elwood, a partner at vinson & elkins, author of the always enjoyable scotus blog. welcome, john. next up, we have paul larkin, resident supreme court expert. he cranks out law review things. on all kinds of he once served in the solicitor general's office and has argued dozens of cases at the supreme court. welcome. rounding out team madison is kevin marshall, a partner at jones day, one of the only ones left around after don raided the place for judges and a former bush administration lawyer. welcome. [applause] keeping score for us tonight is madison, no affilia

well, indeed, this will be an election not only about the mayers and magistrates of the sixth biggestdum on the current administration of president tsai ing—wen and the ruling party, which is pro— independence. —— six. it is a chance for the voters to tell her and her party what they think about how they are doing, so what is for election is the mayors posts in six major cities in taiwan currently the ruling party holds for the cities but the polls are showing it could be very close race and they could lose at least one of those cities, so that could tip the balance because as you probably know, at the ruling party actually now holds not only the presidency but also the parliament. so if they lose some of these major cities, that could give these major cities, that could give the opposition party, the pro—china party, more influence in the next two years ahead in the lead up to the 2020 presidential election. south and north korea continue to ease tensions along their border, clearing mines in the demilitarized zone. but only a few years ago, the dmz was a dangerous place, with mines

authorities say taylor mayer was stabbed to death during an apparent robbery. family in california says he was traveling with a large group for a friend's 30th birthday. family is now asking the fbi to investigation. >>> we turn to that deadly military plane crash blamed on pilot error now. nine crew members were killed when this air national guard c-130 went down in savannah, georgia in may. the report shows the pilot made critical mistakes after reporting an engine problem and that his crew did not properly respond to that emergency. fia del your door? the popular fast food chain announcing it will begin delivering orders from more than 1,100 chains across the country. customers that live within a ten-minute radius of a participating location will be in luck. >>> and the e-cigarette company jewel is temporarily stop selling flavored nicotine in stores. the fda says teen vaping has reached epidemic levels. >>> when we come back tonight, the surprise for one dad that had him in tears and everyone who was in the room. it's america strong. a town where almost hal

mayer and the zanuck and so on had unbelievable power over the lives of people and for instance judy garland famously was worked to extinction i mean she was owned by the studio and for me at least i think that's a rather a moral situation maybe we're evolving out of it now in the current climate where beginning to question the sort of male dominated hollywood. legitimacy your mom didn't feel like that in the seventy's well mom is a great trailblazer for women's rights in entertainment i feel and certainly alexis carrington as a character in her strength of purpose and her no nonsense approach is doing this to some would say could be a. deed in t.v. but i think she really struck a major major blow for women's rights in it which is bearing fruit now. with that character you know the flinty nurse and the higher the shoulder blades and take no prisoners attitude of alexis that she that she created and know your politics very much with the environmental movement well very much is that. we've got to actually really just as you just tell me about the impact of his work. to the to the green

, worked with marissa mayer and mark whitman for a very long time.s been your reaction as you have seen all of this unfold at google? first, bad behavior should never be rewarded. . emily: let alone tolerated. >> no, and so we need to continue to do a better and , to makeb, obviously sure we don't have this happen in our companies. i was so progressed to work with meg whitman at ebay, and she laid it perfectly clear to everybody, don't do her thing that you would not want your mother to hear you do or say, or show up on the cover of the new york times. google's problem has been that they did not have the women. there are a few, but they did ranksve women in the top for a very long time, and you saw executives getting away with bad behavior. >> i cannot comment because i haven't been at google, what people were doing to whom, but in general, we need to do a far doing to whom, but in general, we need to do a far better job, as you know, from the book you wrote, of treating people well, and not having these things go on and on companies. when they do go

and marissa mayer.or all the criticism she rightfully deserved, after about two years, this was no longer her fault. it was the board's fault. problems at the facebook have been obvious. if they are obvious to the president of the united states in 2016, who told zuckerberg you've got problems, they have had over two years at least of problems that have been pretty systemic. the board has to be aware for quite a while, and the question is, what do the independent directors do? all they can do, they are best positioned to get to the root of the problem and figure out what is best for the company. if the company is entirely dependent on mark zuckerberg, that is not the company, that is a sold proprietorship. proprietorship. brian is alluding to another story about u.k. parley and -- parliament receiving documents related to the cambridge analytic a scandal. governmentng another take extreme action. walk us through what happened. go back 40 years when a small app company sued facebook saying it was favoring

concern of homelessness as refugee camps spring up throughout the county to house the displaceded mayerutte county housing authority: "we're looking at the displacement of large numbers of low-income households and a lot of households that are very vulnerable." in southern california, where the woolsey fire killed at least three people and wiped out more than 98,000 acres, several mandatory evacuations remain in place. marie sebastien/four winds ranch: "you go from being thankful for what wasn't destroyed to being devastated about what was." in westlake village, california, i'm natasha chen. (pam) the price of p-g-and-e stock rebounded today ... after falling sharply in the wake of the butte county fire. it closed at 24- dollars and 40 -cents a share .. that's up more than six- dollars from yesterday ... but still, only about half of what it was a week ago. the bounce comes ... after california regulators hinted they would not let the company go bankrupt... if it is found liable for the camp fire. the utility is camp fire. liable for the if it is found liable for the camp fire. the util

. >>> a mayer from the u.s. state of utah has been killed while serving with the utah national guard in afghanistan. brent taylor had temporarily stepped down as mayor of north ogden to deploy for a fourth tour of duty. initial reports indicate taylor was killed in kabul saturday by a member of the afghan national defense and security forces. the attacker reportedly was killed by other afghan soldiers. taylor marked his 15th wedding anniversary last month, he leaves behind seven children. >>> it has now been one week since the deadly shooting at a synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. jewish communities around the world came together for services this weekend remembering and honoring the 11 victims. in a sermon on saturday, a pittsburgh rabbi blamed politicians for a rise in divisive rhetoric he says that he told donald trump last week that hate speech leads to hateful actions. our alisyn cammarata spoke with him. >> are you scared when you see this building? >> no, no. i'm not scared. i'm angry. how dare you d

it's national sandwich day coming up, oscar mayer reignited the food fight, proclaiming a hot dog is,y urging those who disagreed to leave them angry messages on a hotline i don't know, guys, you know technically it's bread with meat in the middle. would i not consider a hot dog a sandwich. >> why dilute your marketing advantage by being unique? be a hot -- be a hot dog, not a sandwich. >> greg: this is the message that democrats should unite on. hot dog, if it is a sandwich, then a corn dog is a lollipop. they're con feeing structure with substance. which happens a lot. >> i'm taking the opposite position, i think it's a sandwich and i think a taco is a sandwich. >> what? a taco is a taco. >> dana: it has carbs, you eat with it your hands. >> that's called appropriation. a taco is a taco. >> jesse: i know with. that the mess can people -- mexican people like at that time co-and don't want it to be say associated with the american tradition. >> greg: a british psychologist did a study. >> jesse: is there a chart? >> dana: can i get you one by tomorrow at 7:00a.m. >> jesse: there it is

interns are marissa mayer's here right now it's still a fairly young effort and this is only the fifth year this is been going on and really it's it's just a networking opportunity right now for people who are maybe just starting out don't have the connections yet to meet with people sort of at a similar level swap stories swap ideas and build themselves up from the ground fifty years but hopefully gathering steam all correspondent bias reda in new york for us good to talk to you thanks. boeing says it's confident in the safety of its new high tech seven three seven max airliner this after a lawsuit alleging that design flaws brought down line air flight six ten near indonesia last month or the suit was filed by the family of rio and it focuses on the plane's flight control system accuses boeing of failing to warn pilots that the system could force the plane's nose down on expectedly it also cites black box data showing problems with the airspeed indicator one hundred eighty nine people were on board a two month old jet when it crashed. in tennis roger federer has won ninety nine times

i love james mayer or james myers book dark money. we have to get dark money out of politics. there is a lot of work we have to do to get our democracy back on track. getting rid of dark money, getting rid of thvoter suppression. techniques, opening up the vote to larger shares of our electorate, reducing the barriers to voting. all of that is absolutely essential. to the kind of democracy that we deserve. >> a quick commercial, democracy in chains, and -- have both been covered on booktv you can watch on booktv.org and both of carol anderson 's books have been covered as well. she's the african-american studies chair at emory university on top of that, facebook comments for you, doctor anderson. this is fromlydia. voter ids should be required , we are a constitutional republic.[laughter] >> okay. one of the things that has been happening, and i call it the kind of -- you know, it is a kind of playing with words domain where it is like, where is the "p". are we a democracy, our way republic? it is garbage. i know how us to put it. it drives us off to the point we need to be. s

ovulating the brick work for the practical reality of when retirement eight, ten years from now when john mayer and mooney joined it making a career decision about whether they stay and would offer them a bit of the kicker to sign up, continuation pay for four more years or if they take their skills and jump to the private sector. i want to be an report of choice. i want that to be a difficult decision for young men and women. i don't expect i going to stay in the coast guard but i want our brand, our commitment to them as parts of our armed services to make the difficult decision. >> admiral, china has the world's largest coast guard that they had been fairly heavily militarized and some accusations that they been using their coast guard more to enforce their claims to total control of the south china sea. what was your level of cooperation or conflict with the chinese coast guard? >> so the chinese coast guard was moved position under the people's liberation army navy here in the not-too-distant future. that was an interesting group. we do enjoy a level of cooperation with china. this past su

chico this morning, ktvu fox 2 news news >>> reporter emily mayer has this story of bravery and survival now. >> reporter: yes. you can see signs of destruction all over paradise. for the people that live and work here, the day 2 campfire started is day many of them will never forget and some are getting a permanent reminder of how strong this community has becom >> something to remember the day by and to remind myself to live everyday like it could be my last. >> all i can do is try to help out by doing things to help out the community. >> reporter: the simple black line has a simple meaning. >> the state says that is a day i start loving as a different person. i won't take anything for granted after november 8. >> reporter: this nurse made her way to sumner river hospital. >> it was friday. then i would have a few days off. >> reporter: but not long into her shift black smoke started getting closer to the hospital. >> i picked up the phone and it said prepare your patients for evacuation. >> reporter: flames from the campfire were getting close as nurses and doctors rushed to get their

oscar mayer wants you to prove them wrong. the company tweeting wrong, we know it's true.. call to tell us why you think a hot dog is not a sandwich. s who car myer will announce final decision on the matter later this morning. yes, hello, oscar mayer, a hot dog is not a sandwich because a hot dog is its own thing just like a hamburger is not a sandwich. okay, pete back to you. pete: i agree with you 100 percent, jillian. thank you. is wall street going all in fort democrats? new data showing the street contributing over $20 million more for democrats than republicans. this despite a growing list of economic achievement under president trump's watch like historic tax cuts, record low unemployment and manufacturing come back and even a boom for the dow. so what gives on those donations and should republicans be doing a better job at selling these types of wins, including deregulation. here to react,ish o, owner of te stock swish, wall street giving to democrats you may there is more to that headline. >> fake, fake, fake, fake news. if you read the headlines, it assumes that

one thing i read about you is you brought john mayer to your high school prom? ana: -- robert: long story. john: from that to washington week, wall street journal, national review, washington post, pbs. you have covered it there. 10 years of journalistic service . you were assigned to trump when none of us thought that was a great idea. robert: it wasn't really assigned to him, i just covered in. they said, what are you doing? john: well, good choice. robert: we can argue that. john: president trump is not particularly religious. to having is close violated all 10 commandments at this point. [laughter] robert: i am a reporter. i'm not engaging on that. john: he recently said, and i quote, no one has done more for christians or evangelicals or religion than i have. distantts jesus and a second, i think. -- in a distant second, i think. [laughter] you have got three out of four evangelicals against a majority of white catholics. how does he pull this off? what are the stresses and strains that are happening now in terms of his behavior, his choices, his anger, his

robert, you're known for a lot of things one at that everything i would bet you is you brought john mayer to your high school prom. >> different topic. >> long story. i mean, from that to washington week, "wall street journal," national review, "washington post", pbs. you have sort of covered it there already in ten years of journalistic service. you were assigned to trump when none of us thought that was a great idea. >> i wasn't even really assigned to him. i just covered him. even my editor said, what are you doing? [laughing] >> well, good choice. >> we could argue that, right? [laughing] >> president trump recently, he's not particularly religious here i think he's close to a violent all ten commandments at this time. [laughing] >> i'm a reporter. i'm not engaging on that. [laughing] >> he recently said, and i quote, nobody has done more for christians or evangelicals but frankly religion than i have. [laughing] which leaves jesus and a distant second i think. [laughing] he got 85 -- three out of four evangelicals, he gets a a majority of white catholics. how does he pull this off? a

. >>> and usain bolt's bid to become a hockey mayer ended, after he failed to agree on a contract belmont had been practicing with the mariners and the team. >>> you are up to date that's the news update at this hour, mellissa back to you. >>> let's take a look at the session. we are holding on to a dow down by .9 of a percent s&p 500 is good for a loss of more than 1% 2700 exactly was our inter-day low on the s&p and the nasdaq seeing a decline of 1.3% today experts say construction spending is expected to reach an all time high this year about $1.3 million the industry was a driver in today's report but those projects need workers, kate rogers has this story roll hi, that's right the industry had some 30,000 jobs and 330,000 over the past 84 experts say some 500,000 jobs remain opened as the sector battles a tightening labor market that these big numbers mean huge opportunities. after completing a local program called project just start that trains and places baltimore residents in construction jobs, he works in a job he enjoys that pays well. >> it gives you job skills and training tha

temas, como su nuevo noviazgo con el cineasta fernando roxal o sobre los escÁndalos de su hijo sergio mayer decir roberto ello estÁ en el vÍdeo que subimos. lanita, pues es que tÚ no sabes de mi vida, yo no sÉ de la suya. y lo que tenemos que decir ahÍ esta. y eso es todo. ahÍ es donde yo ya me alejo. >> te volverÍas a usar, regina? >> todo lo queremos que decir estÁ ya puesto ella. >> en tanto que fÁtima torre confesÓ que tras haber sido mamÁ y subir casi 40 libros de texto con el embarazo, se sintiÓ muy presionada por recobrar su figura. >> ay, mucha presiÓn social, y mÁs en mi carrera, sobre "cuàndo vas a regresar a tu peso?". me pasÓ que las semanas tuve que grabar la bios serie de cilia pinar. el estudio no me quedaba y al final tuve que yo trabajar conmigo misma y decir "bueno, no tengo ni un mes.2 y es un proceso que tiene que vivir cada mujer. >> desde mÉxico para "despierta amÉrica", elizabeth soria. >> amigos, quien no sintiÓ nada de presiÓn por verse guapa ayer fue bÁrbara mori. >> pero sabes que ella siempre se ve guapa y estÁ haciendo algo increÍble. esta fundaciÓn de cumple su

tech entrepreneur john mayer is with us he's with transpire ventures. john welcome to the show.ple is not the market leader, stock market leader, and it is not at the moment who is? >> i think going forward for the next two to three years we will slowly see amazon and companies like google become the market leaders in tech. mainly due to work they've done in ai space you've seen amazon begin through a lease they're completely cashierless grocery stores we're seeing google begin to in mass roll out self-driving cars. these things have very monumental impacts on the economy and the work force and then also their top line revenues. >> ai then promotes amazon and google makes them the leaders of the pack again that's very interest, john. and you spoke about self-driving cars there. i know that's an area that you know about. tell me, when do we actually see them on the road in large numbers? the journal says they're hitting a lot of road blocks with local authorities. they can't get them on the road. >> yes. great question what's interesting is that -- when i spend my time in you kno

john mayer would transpire ventures. i'm going to say this again. that is big brother.you think we can do about it. >> i appreciate you bringing it up. it's part of a significantly larger conversation happening right now in silicon valley around what do we do when the companies who rely on the most such as facebook make the majority of their revenue and in some cases all of their revenue by selling or giving other companies access to the data that companies like facebook have on you. so when we hear about companies like google that have been in the news today released patton detailing how they are going to possibly track you in their homes with visual methods like cameras, audible methods like with amazon alexa and further target ads based on what you do in your home from which objects you look at, what foods you take out of the fridge. this is the kindest dust that is an interesting ethical issue i'd say to say the least. one of the people who's done a great job talking about this at a very important model is josh constantine at tech crunch release and article yesterda

stop today and that is to talk to the mayer of district of columbia and she c-span bus.the good morningank you for joining us. it is my pleasure to be of the represent all representatives of washington, d.c. and soon to be the 51st state. that isat convinces you going to be the way to go? uest: well, we know that we are a unique jurs kicks in -- in that 7-00,000 he and 00 citizens live pay taxes and don't have a vote in the congress. the you probably heard statements from sheldon whitehouse, the senator, he was about statehood for puerto rico. got 100 votes -- puerto rico is a better case they have a bigger population. d.c. is an enclooif enclave to support federal government. i think that we need to educate americans around the washington, about d.c. the truth is washington, d.c. is larger than two states already we pay more federal taxes er capita than at least 20 states in the union. and so if you look at population then we should rightfully be a state. the re very pleased that senator clarified his comments and, one, as economic growth we because be penalized we're a fast-growing ci

a guy named ken mayer allegedly built a carburetor that would run on water and he got assassinated theay he sighed the contract. he drank some kool-aid and came out and said to his brother, droppedsoned me and dead. host: this story in today's wall street journal, president trump saying he doesn't believe the central findings of a report released by his administration that climate change could cause billions of dollars -- billions of dollars a year. i have seen it, i have read some of it, it is fine. when asked if he agreed with the assessment of economic impact, he said he did not believe it. the measures u.s. communities and companies are undertaking to counteract the effects of rising temperatures have so far fallen short. we talked about that report on our program on saturday morning. philip in maryland, works in manufacturing. good morning. caller: i used to work in manufacturing. good morning to you and thank you for c-span. there were several plants in heavy grace, maryland, that -- havre de grace, maryland, that closed. people should remember what happened back in the early bus

crossroads" is the story that started right here in memphis, tennessee really with one man, james mayermarches through mississippi over the course of three weeks, is a story that is filled with tales of african-american people registering to vote, defying symbols of white supremacy, staking claims to freedom in new ways. host: let's go to barbara in new york calling on the image credit line -- the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i am not going to let people red scare meet with the word socialism. , socialur institutions security, medicare, police, fire department, they are all constructed by socialism. but my main comment is going to be who will be speaker of the house in january when democrats take control. i hope the black women voters in mississippi will stay hard about that contest for the speaker when they go in to the voting booth and decide the senate runoff base race in mississippi. nancy pelosi talks about women in congress, but when it comes to black women, there is a problem with her walk and her talk. you should go back and take a look at how she talked