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the eirene on this is that huawei is using american law to democratically file a challenge taste in the, something that frankly critics would say they would never be able to do back in china because of the way the chinese judicial system is structured. but it is very much part of the offensive strategy that huawei has been taking recently from when i spoke to the founder last month when he told me that the us cannot crush huawei because of its move to now this loss. huawei's position has consistently been that what the us are doing is keeping it out of the us market as unconstitutional and they are actually doing it to service not just to the company but also to us customers. have a listen to what the rotating chairman had to say about this. congress acted unconstitutionally as judge, jury and executioner. other countries are at resisting the us government's campaign against huawei. huawei are prepared to take this legal action asa prepared to take this legal action as a proper at and last resort. let's talk about the us reaction to all of this given the fact that the chief financial of

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of lives, both american and people in these countries, we end up undermining our own security, to speak of the trillions of dollars of tax money spent on these wars that we need to be usingpplause ) >> stephen: i would agree even from my limited knowledge of this that american interventionism has unintended blowback often both for the united states and for the people who we're trying to help. but you got heat for meeting with bashar al-assad. do you not consider him a war criminal? why did you meet with that man? >> in the pursuit of peace and security. if we are not willing to meet with adversaries, potential adversaries in the pursuit of peace and security, the only alternative is more war. that's why it took that meeting with assad, in pursuit of peace and security. >> stephen: do you believe he gassed his own people or committed atrocities against his own people? >> yes, reports have shown that's a fact. >> stephen: so you believe in those intelligence reports. because i heard you didn't. >> no, that's not true. but that's not really the point here. we know the reports have shown chemical weapons attacks have been used by both the syrian government as well as by the

now, you know, the irony of this is that huawei's using american law, to democratically file a challengernment, saying that these laws are unconstitutional, something that frankly they wouldn't be able to do backin frankly they wouldn't be able to do back in china, but very much part of the offensive style that we have been seeing from the company, have a listen to what the rotating chairman has to say when he spoke at the press c0 nfe re nce has to say when he spoke at the press conference earlier today. congress acts unconstitutionally as judge, jury and executioner. other countries are resisting the us government's campaign against huawei. huawei are prepared to take these legal actions as a proper and last resort. what do we think about us reaction, given the fact that the cfo, the daughter of the founder of huawei is facing extradition to the us at the moment? i think the us reaction will be consistent with what we are been seeing from the us with regards to huawei, you remember, it filed charges against the company back in january, and against meng wanzhou. it says huawei as the ep

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in using american workers f. sixteen planes and so on if somebody took a night out as it is that i think their security council then the americans will use a veto their international community is tools for dealing with rogue states as israel is one have being paralyzed by the united states they even have that american city john bolton who is that you for that if they brought any cases against the united states or israel and he specifically mentioned these two countries that they would face the consequences this is are extremely dangerous for stability everywhere not just in the middle east but across the world and in terms of the latest out there that is the israel defense forces of.

us. >> american workers are building most cutting edge, powerful, and modern military, anywhere on thenet. lou: president trump talking about america's military might, which is getting mightier. there is a new frontier demanding our attention, russia and china are creating space as a battlefield in u.s., could be in danger of being left behind. >> china is moving fast to grow their present in space. last year, their government put 38 rockets in to orbit. this is more than double 17 that our government launched. lou: russia by the way launched 20 rockets last year, also more than u.s. shanahan also gave more details on space force, it will be placed under department of air force and have between 15 to 20,000 personnel. >> joining us tonight, ktmcfarland, feels good to say those words those initials, former deputy national security advise roor to presidenadviser a regular on this broadcast for year, and also served in nixon, ford and reagan white houses. >> i did lights to be here -- delighted to be here. lou: start with space, shanahan making it clear we have a big gap to overcome but h

firearms that's how many are in civilian hands worldwide almost half of these weapons are in the us americans are the most heavily armed citizens in the world the right to bear arms is laid down in the us constitution but it's highly controversial to in two thousand and seventeen nearly forty thousand people in the us which. killed by guns two thirds of them suicides. there are around one hundred twenty one firearms for every one hundred americans forty three percent of u.s. households own a gun including many families with children. this is not a toy it's a small caliber rifle designed especially for children nine year old connor is using it for training his sister cheyanne is already a great shot. down there single father loves guns just mine was my first wage was on my fifth birthday and. here on line my first day i got this one. i first met the family last year at the annual meeting of the national rifle association the children have been n.r.a. members since birth i still sitting on my lap when she was five. just to get her acclimated to the city and what it would do afraid of it and qui

council then the americans will use it veto their international community is tools for dealing with rogue states as israel is one have been paralyzed by the night is this they even have that american city john bolton who is that you know that if they brought any cases against the notice this for israel and he specifically mentioned these two countries that they would face the consequences this is rick's really dangerous for stability everywhere not just in the middle east but across the world and in terms of the latest out there that is the israeli defense forces a claim to have attacked the office of the head of hamas on monday they've also been reports of emergency sirens in the south of israel do you make any connection between these events and this recognition from the u.s. . i think that. first of all i don't want to see anyone die in this conflict too many lives have been lost so i do hope that israel's attack will stop immediately. i recognize that. many an attorney who has elections ahead of him on the ninth of april and he cynically will use anything to get reelected as he f

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what other thing that makes us american can using our voice to encourage, especially across college campuses. that's what it means to be an american. >> what it means to me is that we are fortunate to live with the constitution and with that we have the privilege of the first amendment and the second amendment specifically allowing us to settle our differences in a court system so we don't have to jump into fox holes and dodge bullets and stand in front of tanks. >> voices from the road on cspan. >>> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. and the people who knocked these buildings down will be all of us soon. cspans newest book the president, noted historians rank the president's best and worse chief executives. true stories gathered by interviews with noted presidential historians. explore the life events that shaped our leader and challenges they faced and legacies they left behind. the president's will be on shelf april 23 but you can preorder as a hard cover or e book today at cspan. org/the president

us as profits. we're paying the highest prescription drug prices in the world so they can make billions? americansbuying medication and buying food for our families. it's time for someone to look out for us. congress, stop the greed. cut drug prices now. >> jerry mappedering is a problem that was let go for too long and reared its ugly head where it's dividing us as a nation. >> it's so sophisticate and we see the extremes left and right. that's why nothing is getting done. obviously. >> it's not every day that an issue brings together eric holder and arnold schwarzenegger. it's an issue where the battle lines have been drawn. literally. gerrymandering are at issue. when does redistricting become so black and white eptly political that it violates the constitution? they are redrawn to give the party in power a political advantage that locked in an advantage for republicans in north carolina when they gave an extra seat to democrats in maryland. pete williams report that is the supreme court seems likely to leave the issue of partisan upon gerrymandering to the states even though liberal members we

this church showed the love of us american that understood -- this church showed the love of a samaritan that understood that we are gathered for a purpose. i want to remind you that this church gathered in this sanctuary at a time when they , evenaking it illegal though it was a legal on the day of march, folks gathered here to thatn understanding when two or three are gathered in his name, he is in their midst. in that unity is strength. in the midst of raging hate, you can still form a sanctuary of love, that you can still form a beloved community that gathers as a testimony that the true hope is notof allowing despair to ever have the last word. unity, they began their march across the bridge. together encourage, together in faith, together in a love that as not a feeling but a verb, love that demented sacrifice and action. they marched together across that bridge. they marched in history. i want to take a step back and let you know that we are here because of that stubborn defiant love. we are here. i was one of those young boys growing up. my parents got upset walking around like i

us. american, southwest, and united flew about 300 flights a day with those aircraft. e airlines tell us there will be lingering cancellations in the days to come because of the grounding. jeff. b glor: okay, kris van cleave, thank you very much. there was more fallout today from the biggest college smissions scam ever prosecuted. actress lori loughlin was taken toto custody in los angeles and just moments ago released on a million dollars bond. arughlin and her husband are among dozens of parents accused of paying bribes and faking athletic resumes to get their kids into college. carter evans has more on this. >> reporter: today is lori loughlin's turn to face the fallout. loughlin and her husband, the fashion designer mossimo giannulli, allegedly paid $500,000 in bribes to get their two daughters into u.s.c. the money was funneled through this man, william "rick" singer. >> the payoff for me is knowing that these kids found the right place to go to school and they feel great about themselves. >> reporter: he promoted himself as a college life coach. the very wealthy s

us. american border officials say they're struggling to cope with a surge in asylum seekers from centrals government says it does not respond to threats. psychiatrists are being urged to ask children, who are undergoing mental health assessments, about how long they spend online and what they use social media for. the royal college of psychiatrists says it is concerned about how time spent online impacts mood, sleep, diet and behaviour. mps have called for new regulations to be imposed on platforms such as facebook, twitter and instagram, to protect children from what they call "an online wild west." eurostar say all services to and from london st pancras have been suspended, due to a trespasser above the line. numerous cancellations and severe delays are expected. passengers are being advised not to travel. south—eastern high speed train services have also been disrupted. nine out of ten british universities pay their average female employees less than their average male employees, according to bbc analysis. the data also reveal that nearly all government departments and almost two—thir

us. american border officials say they are struggling to cope with a surge in asylum seekers from centralists are being urged to us children who are undergoing mental health assessment about how long they spend online and what they use social media for. the royal college of psychiatrists says it is concerned about how much time spent online and how that impacts mood, sleep, diet and behaviour. online and how that impacts mood, sleep, dietand behaviour. mps online and how that impacts mood, sleep, diet and behaviour. mps are calling for new regulations to be imposed on platforms such as facebook, instagram and twitter to protect children from what they call an online wild west. nine from ten universities in britain pay their female employees less than their male ploy ease. further analysis revealed that many governments in two—thirds of councils also have gender pay gaps. time to talk sport now. good morning, mike. it is a shame. we knew that the england montenegro match would be tense. we knew that. and gareth southgate was telling them to keep calm because the fans there are very vocal a

us. american border officials say they're struggling to cope with a surge in asylum seekers from centralgaza strip. and ta ke lets cross to the gaza strip. and take a look at these scenes now. people are gathering to protest. it is coming up to the anna of a summary ofa is coming up to the anna of a summary of a double significant protests last year. cash anniversary. the fighting then before the state was founded, which many palestinians claim denied them and deprive them of land, and belong to theirforebears. israel and deprive them of land, and belong to their forebears. israel say they will not give them that land back. these protests mark the anniversary of the start of those protests, have already sadly claimed their first live over overnight. a young palestinian man died. the authorities have confirmed. this is authorities have confirmed. this is a very sensitive border zone, there, on gaza. the gaza strip, which is sort of run by the hamas organisation. they were reporting on friday that the egyptian government had brokered a deal that would allow the protesters to carry out thei

this is used against german-americans, and used to intern japanese-americans. it was used against jack kennedy, who was catholic. it's ugly, it's tired and doesn't belong. >> i want to ask about bds, its goal is to delegitimize and villainize the jewish state. explain why people should be as concerned about this policy, which omar supports, as they are about her tweets? >> had movement has used to question jewish people, questioning their legitimacy. now this policy seeks to question the jewish state, but it's the same old charges, as you said, the people behind it have deeply anti-semitic motive. and it doesn't seek a two-state solution. it doesn't seek engagement. it spends time demonizing the single jewish state in the world. we find that deeply problematic. >> to be fair, she says she does support a two-state solution. but we haven't been able to talk to her about it. what do you make of the resolution in congress, basically denouncing all hatred. is that the proper response? >> the most violent anti-semitic attack in american history, i have a few thoughts.

american history. and indeed, it is a test for all of us in american history. s about how we face the biggest challenges of our generation. and the border has been at the center of that test. [cheers and applause] we have, unfortunately, borne witness to some of the worst cruelty of our generation that is emanating from the oval office and the white house. [booing] is a moment in american history when our grandchildren will be reading about what has happened in our history books, and they will be asking, how did anyone let that happen? when they read about children, even a newborn being taken from the arms of her mother, put into cages, children put into cages at the hands of the american government, our grandchildren are going to ask, how did we let that happen? when they read about asylum seekers being turned away at ports of entry, they are going to ask, how did we let that happen? when they learn the who diedf children seeking a better life once they crossed our border and came into our custody, they are going to ask, how did we let that happen? when they se

we use a lot less antibiotics than the americans do.standards, and i don't want think british consumers want to either. but the simple fact is, if it's not respected by our trade negotiators, if they allow cheap produce in and don't protect me as a high standard producer, then we'll simply be fed as a nation from other parts of the world, where standards are lower and costs are lower. you can't have it both ways, i'm afraid. essentially, you're saying the eu is a better market than the us. well, i have higher standards. i have high regulatory regime. i presume that's put there for a good reason. it's notjust done for fun or to wind up my costs, and so our trade negotiators have to respect the fact that they have, that the regulators have imposed this greater level of standard on british farmers. and as i've said, i'm proud of that. i think it's really good i'm a high standard food producer. and all i want is a bit of respect. i don't want to be put in a cage fight and be told that i now have to box by the queensbury rules. i want high s

you can show us american possibilities and then we can say -- >> the soviet will overtake america and >> this indicates the possibilities of increasing communication. and this increasing communication will teach us some things and it will teach you some things too. because after all, you don't know everything. >> i don't know everything, then i would say you know absolutely nothing about communism. >> all that i can say from the way you talk and the way you dominate the conversation, you would have made a good lawyer yourself. >> i have seen khrushchev in action many times. i think he felt he met a a man of his own medal and worth arguing with. >> it was common for reporters who followed him to say i hate the guy, but then would become a reluctant statement that he was representing his nation well. he became leader of the republican party and after eight long years, nixon's supreme chance came in 1960. >> could this be your first joint appearance. i will say this. senator kennedy is campaigning very effectively. >> things are starting to pop as this vital campaign of 1960. i switched.

this is what makes us american. winner, fromprize imagine international academy in texas for their video, what it means to be american. >> our american institution is one of the most unique in the powerwhere students have rather than sit around and complain. the greatest issue about corruption is citizens are vocal. people are willing to recognize the nation's flaws when the petitions do not. >> c-span has given away $1 million in total prizes. ourour winners -- to winners, the top 21 entries will air on c-span in april. you can watch everyone online at studentcam.org. >> today on c-span, "washington journal" is next with your phone calls. discussesvan foreign policy and national security at the hudson institute. tonight, an interview with larry kudlow. in about an hour, discussion about the college admissions amselem and mary michelle cooper. later, we will talk to former transportation department inspector general mary schiavo about the faa's decision to ground the boeing 737 max airplane. [captions copyright natio

environmental campaign group greener uk told my colleague, lukwesa burak, the level of chlorine used to wash chicken by americanrming standards. why the us allows quite so much dowsing in chlorine of their chickens is that the whole process before then is just so much dirtier than what you have here. the eu, there is some chlorine here, but we have much higher standards through that whole production and growth process. the us has very intensive agriculture that is not good for where it is, it is not good for the welfare of the animals or for things like antibiotic use, which is a real public health problem. so that's one thing. what michael gove has said... he has said a lot of things. one of the most important things is that the uk will not weaken any environmental protections after brexit. and so, it's hard to marry that with the idea that we would be allowing food in that is produced to a lower standard. and it goes against what the government is trying to do here. we are on the cusp of some important reforms to agricultural policy, that would, far from leaving the us as — i think a museum of agriculture is

this is what makes us american. voting. the concept that everyone who is affected by government gets a say in the government. >> the grand prize winners of $5,000 are mason and eli. from imagine international academy of north texas in mckinney, texas, for their video what it means to be american. >> our american institution is one of the most unique in the world where citizens has the powers vesteded to hold the government accountable rather than sit around and complain. the greatest thing about the issue of corruption in the united states is the citizens are vocal in subduing it. in most cases the people are willing to recognize flaws even when the politicians don't. >> over the past 15 years c-span has given away a million dollars in total prizes to the winners of our student cam video documentary competition. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april. watch every winning student cam documentary on-line. at studentcam.org. # much . >> senator bernie sanders made a visit to new hampshire. his rally in concord

another thing that makes us american is our voice being heard locally, publicly, nationally, and others. be ant it means to american is it is important to with the united states constitution. we have the privilege of the first and second amendment, specifically which allows us to settle our differences in court system so you don't have to jump into foxholes, dodge bullets, and the stand in front of tanks. announcer: voices from the road, on c-span. announcer: sunday night on q&a, amy greenberg discusses her book "lady first: the world of first lady sarah polk." >> i was so astounded by the stuff sarah posted in the way she exercise power. she wrote letters to a supreme court justice and members of congress that were completely one hundred percent about politics, and were not noticeably different from a letter a man would write. they wrote back to her in the same vein. at 8:00r: sunday night eastern on c-span's q&a. announcer: monday night, on the communicators, tom wheeler talks about his new book. >> it's never the primary , butrk that is transformed is the secondary effects of that. i

i use american flag them og's a lot.> i am a patriot it is clear. >> so the other woman on the panel i feel this is irrelevant because at a certain point almost all of the fighting will be done by our friendly robots and drones. >> yes. . >> i know you say that a lot but our tax dollars pay for that and also now that women can serve in combat that that one group of guys said they should be subjected to the same ramifications as we do which is so ridiculous and it doesn't have a bearing on the actual justice. >> so that men's rights they are trying to make a point. >> i am pretty sure i was outside shooting hoop when they talked about this i am all for equal rights. i think talking about the draft is a real issue. when was the last one? sixty? we have so many volunteers now. i think there is a waiting list to join so i think it's pretty safe it's not going to happen and we are in the clear. >> unless there is space aliens. >> if they come out of the ground eating short people. [laughter] . >> you read my diary. [laughter]

. >> reporter: two airlines use max 8, southwest a american. united uses max 9. americans are largely concentrated into and out of miami. between all three airlines, there are about75aily flights using the max fleet. >> it's a huge decision. it has an economic effect, you know, that's far reaching. >> reporter: in dallas, the home of southwest airlines, fliers reacted. >> all thisy' week t been letting people change their tickets. i think that's been great of them to do that. >> reporter: now many travelers and crew members wondering at's next. >> i was scared taking off. >> were you? >> because of what was going on in the news. >> happy to be back on the ground. >> reporter: all three airlines are trying to minimize travel disruptions.os southwest the heavily impacted saying any customers booked on aax 8 flight can rebook without any additional fees or fare dferences within 14 days of their original date of travel. >> safety first the mostth important ing, so it's a little sry to be up there when you know there could be something wrong with the plane. >> reporter

us diplomats. gives american official seventy two hours to leave the country while the us position. receives a thorough to declare a state of emergency in the country from the national. twenty four hour news live from moscow this is r t international stories from all across the world coming up over the next thirty minutes. firstly we take you to. being defending her brags it's divorce. the spot box as you can also see germy corbin also just the box right also responding to some water trees and they were saying later on tuesday. on whether to approve the deal or not this will be the second vote on a break that agreement with the first being rejected by a large majority in january the british prime minister agreed several changes to replace a dinner with the president of the european commission treason may travel to strasburg for a last ditch talks with the head of tonight crucially part of the. opposition labor leader jeremy holden who we just saw called the negotiations a failure of the words the house of commons to reject means a deal that is merely. put forward very clear proposal

this is what makes us american. the fact that everyone affected by the government gets a say in the government. imagine international academy in north texas in mckinney, texas for what it means to be american. >> our american institution is one of the most unique in the world where citizens have power to hold the government accountable rather than just sit around and complain. , in most cases they are willing to recognize the nation's flaws when politicians don't. away $1n has given million in prizes to winners of the studentcam video documentary competition. the 21 winning entries will air in april. you can watch every documentary online at studentcam.org. >> this afternoon, president trump will issue his first veto on the resolution passed by the house and senate to terminate his emergency declaration for the southern border. the white house is inviting customs and border protection personnel and angel moms and dads who lost children to criminals in the u.s. illegally to be present for the veto of the bill. we will

and this is a criticism i forget is that it rigged a hostile audience against american politician but he sounded as. troubling us all the stupid american university how can a voter like me feel confident in your ability to represent the party especially given that your response to sexual harassment allegations during your campaign is that you were quote a little bit busy running around the country trying to make the case to be a leftist president. good evening there's a lot of misinformation regarding your plan for universal health care would you please provide a brief overview of your plan and how it differs from that of other candidates. if you become president will you support efforts to offer high quality optional publicly funded preschool for all americans. i'm a student at the george washington university which tell it's impressive seventy three thousand stickers cost as president tell you where to leave this issue. this is a law that a long running to caesar than the u.s. political system untrue is or used to try to undermine opposing parties and no notion of opposing parties is just fundamentally destroy

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you can show us american possibilities, and then we can say -- the soviets will overtake america andabilities of communication, and this increase in communication will teach us some things and it will teach you some things, because, after all, you don't know everything. >> translator: if i don't know everything, i would say you know absolutely nothing about communism. >> all that i can say from the way you talk and the way you dominate the conversation, you would have made a good lawyer yourself. [ applause ] >> i think the action many times, he felt here at last he met a man of his own mettle and worth arguing with. >> it was common for reporters who followed him to say, i hate the guy, but -- and then would come a reluctant statement that nixon was representing his nation well. >> emerging from the long shadow of eisenhower, he became leader of the republican party. and after eight long years, nixon supreme chants came in 1960. >> can we bill this as your joint appearance, the two candidates for 1960? >> i will say this at the present time mr. kennedy is campaigning effectively. >>

this is one of the most iconic pieces of american art. he used as models his dentist and his younger sister as r. she is alternatively described as being the farmer's wife. she thought she was too young to be the wife. she preferred the daughter. the architecture we see in the background is an actual building that still exists. he is referring to when he is as gothic is the appointed window. this is something that is typical of european gothic architecture he would have seen a lot of. because he was in europe and fort -- in europe four times. this struck him as being interesting that this unassuming white clapboard iowa farmhouse would utilize the delicate beautiful tracery, typical of european gothic. and that it would be transplanted to the midwest in such a way. he fell in love with this building. he made a quick oil sketch of it. he knew he wanted to utilize it in painting. that came out in american gothic. the gothic in europe, it is mostly used for cathedrals and associated with religion and the sacred. it is interesting to see it juxtapose

this presented african-american artists with new opportunities. used in lincoln was wartime propaganda, the more he gave african-americans chance to remind their fellow americans slavery was a historically specific spirits they continued to impact black life in the united states. black journalists saw a chance to urge the roosevelt decision to deliver a consistent antislavery message, the message that recognized oppression based on race, both abroad and at home. it, ifwriter put roosevelt cared about fighting slavery, he would stand by the reconstruction amendments and make sure the girls were not returned to chattel slavery. failing to do so would be no different than enacting laws similar to hitler's declarations eating. and edicts. would did its best to romanticize this. the movies in the late 1930's 40's seemed to acknowledge that some way or other americans were undertaking the fight against slavery. i would like to my talk by revisiting old familiar film, perhaps one of the most iconic gnomes in hollywood this perspective in mind. it is not usual

this is what makes us american. voting. the concept that everyone who is affected by government gets a say in their government. >> and the grand prize winners of $5,000 are mason dorky and eli scott from imagine international academy of north texas in mckinney, texas. for their video, what it means to be american. >> our american institution is one of the most unique in the world where citizens have the powers vested in them to hold the government accountable rather than just sit around and complain. the greatest thing about the issue of corruption in the united states is that the citizens are vocal in sub duing it. in most cases, the people are willing to recognize the nation's flaws even when the politicians don't. >> over the past 15 years, c-span has given away $1 million in total prizes to the winners of our student cam video documentary competition. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april. and you can watch every winning student cam documentary online at studentcam.org. >> today the u.s. house passed a