it is essential and definitive of what america means that we hold our representatives accountable. if they don't reflect the people, then the entire concept of the american experiment does not work. the american people are behind, what happens when you get to dc is a totally different story. >> our obsession of corruption is an american tradition. >> our country was founded by framers who understood that concentrated power is always inimical to liberty. >> when did this fight against tyranny make its way into the structure? >> going back to the very founding moments, that was an essential element of the american creed. >> the declaration of independence says we hold these truths that all men are created equal, endowed by their creator unalienable to rights. to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. >> is the birth of our nation, the founding fathers drew on this quote, the corruption of a republic rests within the corruption of its principles. where has the united states detracted from this? >> instead

. >> to be american means to hold your government accountable. america has a corruption problem. 70% of american respondants said corruption was widespread in the government. when america thinks about corruption, it is common to think about criminal bribery and illegal money. that is not all that corrupts it. what is the role of accountability in our government? >> when you live in a representative democracy, it is essentially and definitive of what america means that we hold our representatives accountable. the american people, what happens when you get to d.c. is a totally different story. or corruption is an american tradition. >> our country was founded by framers who understood that concentrated power is always -- to liberty. >> where does this make it into the principles and structures of our government? >> the founders believe that only a government responsible for people is just. going back to the very founding moments that was an essential element of the american creed. >> the declaration of independence says we hold these truths to be s

on c-span2, the senate holds a pro forma session at 9:00. then he will show you -- then we will show you the kaiser forum on trump's initiative to end hiv in the u.s.. >> tuesday at 7:00 p.m. on c-span, live coverage from george washington's home, mount vernon, talking about c-span's new book "the presidents." noted historians rank the best and worst presidents. 2:30, look tv has live coverage from the museum with historian kenneth ackerman and david stewart talking about the presidents. presidential leadership, tuesday at 7:00 eastern on c-span from mount vernon and saturday on c-span2 from the museum. attorney general william barr will testify before the house and senate judiciary committees on the robert mueller report live wednesday and thursday, may 1 and second on c-span3, c-span.org, or you can listen with the free c-span radio app. >> monday is the 141st annual white house easter egg role in the south lawn posted by first lady melania trump. here's a look back the festivities with past presidents. >> i woke up before dawn and already

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on c-span2, the senate holds a pro forma session at 9:00 a.m.. then we will show you the kaiser family foundation forum on the trump initiative to and hiv in the u.s.. attorney general william barr will testify before both the house and senate judiciary committees on the mueller reports live wednesday and thursday, may 1 and second. you can listen with the free c-span radio app. tuesday is 7:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage from mount vernon. noted historians rank america's best and worst chief executives. then saturday at 2:30 p.m. eastern, "booktv" has live coverage from the newseum talking about the presidents. presidential leadership tuesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span from mount vernon and saturday 2. 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span >> on wednesday, the consumer financial protection bureau director delivered her first major address since becoming director at the bipartisan policy center. she outlined goals of her agency and discussed payday lending rules, debt collection, consumer opportunitiesracy and enforcement literacy. >> good morning, eve

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they are holding their democratic national convention in milwaukee. what is the state of play for democrats in wisconsin now? guest: we are seeing early visits from the people running for the democratic nomination. i think the decision to hold the convention in milwaukee, the other contenders were miami and houston. wisconsin became the obvious choice for some of the reasons we have been talking about. it is such a critical state. it is a blue wall state. it sends the signal that democrats are going to be laser focused on the industrial midwest, the blue wall states, blue-collar voters. that is certainly the message that democrats are trying to send. wisconsin is certainly winnable for them. they won it seven times in a row before donald trump came along. by lessrump only won than a percentage point. it will not take much to tip this state to one party or the other. it is a huge priority for democrats. i don't think there is any scenario in which they could win the electoral college without wisconsin in 2020. host: do any of the democratic presidentia

at the same time, president trump will be holding a rally in green bay. the white house correspondents dinner first. good morning. guest: good morning. host: as background for our viewers, tell us what the white house correspondents dinner is, how long it has been around, and why it is important. house the white correspondents association has been around for about 100 years. they have an annual dinner. promote goodly to journalism and to give scholarships to needy student journalists and to promote the cause of good reporting. it has become this huge weekend of parties and political intrigue with lots of different shindigs around it. it has ballooned into a four-day affair. normally, if i'm not mistaken, the president attends this dinner. president trump is not attending and has not attended since winning the white house. why is president trump not going to this dinner? it is a verys boring dinner that was mean to him. last year and in previous years. he does not want to reward the press with attending their premier function every year. it has become a re

i'm holding an owl. its name is gaia.these sharp tall alones slowly start to penetrate my glove. oh, jeez. not relaxing at all. >> there's got to be a simpler way to relieve stress than being one with the owls, so i'm joining a grouch jouyoung professionals who are heading out of town. whaer about to do shinrin yoku. forth bathing really just means spending time in nature, but the japanese take it very seriously and have spent millions researching the benefits. it's become so popular that a quarter of the population has given it a try. shinrin yoku is far more scientific than i would guess. it starts with a couple of tests so we have a baseline for measuring our stress levels. the most common is blood pressure. you think your number is going to be high? pretty high? you got calm down. another stress indicator, saliva salivary cortisol levels. it's a hormone produced by your adreenle gland. >> what's your number? >> 37. >> my number is 134. that's pretty high. >> i'm either excited or stressed. >> okay. let's do a little e

he may hold a news conference, the president himself.pretty unusual for the president to be making an announcement like that. >> it is. it just reflects that he has some idea of what's coming tomorrow in the sense that he understands the logistics of it. but he's also eager to respond himself, fire back, and shape the narrative. in some ways what barr is doing tomorrow is going to be yet another summary of this mueller investigation. whether it comes out moments before or after the report is released to the public, it's clearly going to be at a time when people have not had a significant amount of time to digest what's in the report. so barr is going to be, in many cases, framing the narrative. the president wants to take the opportunity to do that yet again when he speaks to reporters. just in my experience, as someone who covers him, this is not a president who's particularly concerned with the details really ever. i don't expect that whatever he says about what's in the report to be really wedded to what is actually in it. it's going

depend on that i mean a president doesn't hold or doesn't hold on because of. contrary ask them or like them or not he's impoverished the country and he subject to the massive repression i remember in two thousand and two. there was a gun temple similar and not as radical and open as the one that is happening right now but actually at the time let me just recall you for what it is. nationally one hundred and thirty five high ranking military. actually said that they didn't recognize president challenged as the president of the country and presidents have to empower until two thousand and thirteen. so when you when you said to military's one ambassador that's their opinions that doesn't make the mark or c. i mean whenever you want to put your views before you have elections to do it and we had it in may last year and the majority of the people who i believe judge jury my president were judged to be why you were pm the contraries half just said if they like a government or not of a country that it doesn't belong to their system i mean the european parliament isn'

and they hold the female.e tuning in once a week on social media, the pressure is on. but early signs are good. andy beatt, bbc news. a romantic manoeuvre as tricky to describe as it is to do. a new tourist attraction in the heart of a danish forest is drawing the crowds. the 45—metre hour—glass observation tower is in the gisselfeld castle forest in south—east denmark. it takes about 15 minutes to walk the twisted path from the forest floor to the top of the tower, which rises around 20 metres above the tree—tops. it's now the highest point in the zealand region of denmark. and, from the top, visitors can see all the way to neighbouring sweden. thank you for watching. hello there, good morning. the next few days are going to be significantly colder, and to illustrate the point, this was gosport, in hampshire, where the temperature on monday was 17 degrees. lovely in the sunshine. same place tuesday, 9 degrees, so quite a drop. any remaining warm air that we've had across southern parts of the uk is getting sw

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the g seven members of course very very about the situation in libya are they all parties that to hold every military action and they singled out of cause the generals have to and his militias. who are drawn saying on the capital. and all that say that has to stop and the italian foreign minister in some of the needs he called general huffed and he spoke with him on the phone and he said he no one seemed to consider just to hold his military actions but it is clear that g seven has no direct pressure to exert on this militia in libya. so what exactly makes him think that the libyan warlord will listen to them at all. but the jews haven't issued a statement saying that they've been did not use all the diplomatic channels they have to influence what they can influence in libya of course they have some economic interests also involved because many european states like france and italy have oil companies booking in libya. connections to some of the fractions of the militias and they also connections to the. recognized international government in tripoli so they want to talk actually there'

seven foreign minister who ministers who are holding talks in france right now so for more let's cross to our correspondent byrne record who's standing by in denial . how is the situation in libya seen among the foreign ministers being do the german foreign minister said all the g seven members of course very very about the situation in libya they all parties that to hold every military action and they singled out of cause the generals have to and his militias . who are dancing on the capital. and all that say that has to stop and the italian foreign minister in somebody an easy call to general huffed and he spoke with him on the phone and he said he no one seem to consider just to hold his military actions but it is clear that you g seven has no direct pressure to exert on this militia in libya. so what exactly makes them think that the libyan warlord will listen to them at all. but the g seven issued a statement saying that they're going to need no use all those diplomatic channels they have to influence what they can influence in libya of course they have some economic interests als

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the federal reserve supervises the holding company of wells fargo, and a critical function of the holding company is to make sure that there is an adequate control environment over the activities of the entire firm. and the federal reserve found that there was such significant control deficiencies in the way wells fargo was operated, that during my term, actually it was the last day of my term, we had, we placed on wells fargo this asset cap, it's something unusual, but wells fargo is a very large organization, felts that it should not grow larger until it had addressed these deficiencies. now, i cannot tell you concretely what will be necessary in order for the fed to make a decision to remove that cap. that will be a supervisory judgment that the fed supervisors will review the steps that wells has taken, and the effectiveness of the procedures that are put in place, and the board will have to render a judgment that it feels that sufficient remedies have taken place, and have not yet made that determination. >> thank you. >> hello. i wonder if you have any thoughts on jamie mckendry's n

bill barr is going to hold a newser. why do we need to hear from bill barr when his job is to simply facilitate the mueller report here? >> reporter: that's the question, chuck. it's not clear. we've already heard a lot from bill barr. we've seen four letters and two congressional testimonies from bill barr. what people wanting to see is more of mueller. that's exactly what we're expecting tomorrow as we get this redacted version of this nearly 400-page report. we knew there would be redactions. that was the thing we were focused on. now there's a different thing to focus on and that's whether or not the attorney general will seek to spin the contents of this report ahead of time, before we have a chance to digest it. it's early in the morning. it's very hard to see a scenario where the media or the hill or the public would have time to go through all of this and have good questions to ask rather than just kind of getting it spoon-fed from the justice department, which is what a lot of people have been complaining about

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[cheers and applause] i don't know what the hell it holds, but we just set the record. [cheers and applause] where's the owner? is in your -- is this your record? thank you, boom. [cheers and applause] thank you. that's always dangerous. he said, yes, it is, sir. it's always dangerous -- no, sir. i'm dead. [laughter] they will take that answer, that'll be headlines. thank you very much. you saved me. [laughter] no, this is the record. we set records everywhere, and it's not me. this is a movement like we've never seen in the history of our country. [cheers and applause] but the radical liberal democrats put all their hopes behind their collusion delusion which has now been totally exposed to the world as a complete and total fraud. the greatest political hoax in american history, it really has been. so this witch hunt was never really just about me, it was always about stopping you -- the millions and millions of freedom-loving citizens who rose up on that incredible november day. remember that day? november 3th. [cheers and. -- 8th. [cheers and applause] and demanded a

holly: they hold them. lemonis: you guys hold your paychecks? holly: yes. lemonis: have you ever had a check bounce? katie: yeah. amber: can you imagine going to cash your work check and having it bounce? lemonis: if your business is in trouble and you need my help, log on to... katie: there were at least three to five people who hadn't cashed their checks from last pay period. holly: they hold them. lemonis: you guys hold your paychecks? holly: yes. lemonis: have you ever had a check bounce? katie: yeah. amber: can you imagine going to cash your work check and having it bounce? like, you work all week, you need to put food on the table for your family... lemonis: or rent. amber: ...or yourself, and your check bounces. i can't even fathom that. lemonis: and you got a bunch of boats in the warehouse. amber: i think these women probably feel stuck. i don't know the job situation in morris, illinois, but i do know that there's other options than this. there's a ton of women on the set. girls? these are all women on our set. this is to all the women out there.

the attorney general william barr holding a news conference at 9:30 a.m. to answer questioning about it. but this has democrats fuming. he will take questions from the media on the report he's not releasing to congress and the public until after 11:00 a.m. the chairman of the house judiciary commit saying this a short time ago. >> the attorney general appears to be waging a media campaign on behalf of president trump. the very subject of the investigation at the heart of the mueller report. rather than letting the facts of the report speak for themselves, the attorney general is taking unprecedented steps to spin muellers two year investigation. >> tonight house democrats demanding bar cancel the news conference and already getting a possible sneak peek. expected to have relatively minimal redactions in the section on obstruction of justice. and the "washington post" is reporting that mueller decided he could not come to a conclusion on the obstruction question because it was difficult to determine intent. president trump is not worried about the reports r

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-- i will hold you accountable. didn'tt like, manchin vote for him. it's not just playing politics. >> you mentioned depending obamacare. sen. manchin: affordable care act. >> most of your party, a third of the caucus, is looking for medicare for all. sen. manchin: it is so aspirational. that's the best word we have in today's political arena. aspirational. we can't even pay for medicare for the some of us who are getting it. we go insolvent in 2026. >> will this become law in the next decade, will this ever happen? sen. manchin: i don't know. i think they come up with all of these, but it is all aspirational. andhave the new green deal, the real green deal, what really needs to be done. the practical side of it. bernie and his medicare for all, i said, bernie, we have basic health care for the first time, we can hold on to that. -- cannot hold onto that. we can help you. we can fix the flaws in it. don't you think we ought to do that before we jump onto another venture, major policy changes? don't you think we are

word of the day according to oxford dictionary of the definition of extremist as quote a person who holds extreme political or religious views especially one who advocates illegal violent or other extreme action looking around the world today one could say that both here in the united states and in many other countries around the world we are surrounded and even led by extremists just take a gander at our headlines for example an extremist as someone who believes poor people trying to cross a border for a better life are animals that my friend would be an extremist who holds that view extremists are polk's who would push us into world war three just to prove themselves right about a political bury tale as those are extremists they even have their own television shows on them as any way an extremist is someone who would set fire to a sacred place of worship because they don't like the parishioners skin color and culture that is an extremist yes buried behind the latest headlines of mueller reports and birkin bag saving the resale market the new york times is reporting that three historical

we are holding people underneath a bridge.hisis is the united states holding people underneath a bridge surrounded by chain-link fence. these are women and children. i have read reports that people were abused. there were racial slurs thrown at them. they were called illegals. many of these people are seeking asylum come a they're not even illegal. i don't understand how the united states can hold people under those conditions. there are protocols. there are regulations that the united states is supposed to handle migration and people coming to the u.s. whether they enter with documents are not, we're supposed to hold them under humane conditions and feed them medical, provide attention. these are regulations that the u.s. has on the books. byby creatating some sort t of g kennel t the whole peoplple is unheard of. i have been reporting on the border for over a decade, and i've never heard of such a thing. i don't know if we are at capacity. i don't have accccess to that information. but this is a phenomomenon that happenens e

you don't need to hold chelsea manning in jail right now or is specially in solitary confinement where she has been for most of this time by the way you don't need to do that anymore you can go and let her out and and the fourth circuit three panel of judges essentially said no just a man who can stay behind bars until the grand jury process comes to an end which could take as long as eighty. months or she can go ahead and testify and answer the questions that prosecutors wanted to answer in this grand jury process and so essentially nothing happened other than just the three judge panel upholding the same stance that the courts already say that you know it's interesting why there are so adamant about keeping manning behind bars i'm going to apart from what the appellate court judges there are there any other reasons and what purposes like the united states i mean they've got their manderson's what purpose does the what why does the united states meade to continue to in cars are incarcerated chelsea manning what purpose does it serve read that's that's the question and i think what it

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seemed wrong when old world just don't hold. any. to get to shape out these days to come out to and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the people that are now doing those manufacturing jobs also start end of it because that's where the innovation happens on the factory floor so the factory floor is been moved to china as you point out china and we moved all our jobs manufacturing over china now all the innovations in china so we don't it's not it's not created in california built in china is going to be created in china built in china. is this is a stick of water bottle found in the stomach of the fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litterbugs are trying this way industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has promised to reuse the plastic. mainly. because the only. thing you special projects funded. on. but for now t

was built originally to hold themselves and people but the number of people holding the camp has exploded nobody had expected that many people to come out of that last pocket of territory which was very small just. four square kilometers and now it's holding seventy four thousand people it's basically basically lex everything. water tends to. phone hi debbie a reporter thank you. you're watching news still to come on the program the new female coach at a men's football club in germany football are in code great once again setting records for the german national team and the bundesliga now she is a leading men's team in search of its own greatness. but first now are heading to be ivory coast bustling economic center where a film festival with a different look took place over the weekend the bushman film festival is the first of its kind in from speaking west africa it attractive thousands of entries from around the world and they were all film shot with smartphones and tablets here's a look at some of the filmmakers at work. are these filmmakers a young creative and they understand that a

i would not hold up san francisco as an example, i would hold up san francisco as an example of whate should want to be. i used to live there, they have a problem are homelessness, partly because they do a version of universal income, in fact, gavin newsom back then ran for mayor to stop the spigot, they used to give hundreds of dollars to homeless people, they saw a direct correlation on day they got money in a spike of emergency room overdose rates, don't hold up san francisco as an example what the rest was country should be, stephanie. >> my thought, this specific pilot program is funded by a silicon valley organization, it is their money, not taxpayer dollars. i don't take issue with that if they want to give away the money that is fine, my issue is when we use taxpayer dollar give to people who are able body, they can get a job and work, also we know that universal basic income does not work, they try in canada they ended plan two years early they realized it was too expensive and unsustainable and in finland, really that not answer, we're hearing a lot of 2020 candidates, flir

so i don't see what the issue is. >> we want to hold -- in this new cuba policy, we want to hold other countries that essentially do business with cuban military-owned property down there, open them up to potential lawsuits from american citizens. are we going to punish china? are we going to punish russia? are we going to punish other countries if they basically ignore our policy on this? >> look, let's be clear what we're talking about here. the helms-burton legislation opens american courts to lawsuits by american property holders or their legitimate successors and interests to get compensation for property stolen by the castro regime. this is not directed against anybody else, it's directed to help americans. and if your view is or the view of critics of this is the president of the united states should not give effect to legislation passed with overwhelming bipartisan majorities to allow americans to get compensation for stolen property, i'd love to see those arguments made in the public sphere in our country. >> why not codify this with this congress? >> look, congress is perfect

i'm holding an owl. his name is gaya.talons starting to sharply penetrate my glove. this is not relaxing at all! oh. >> there's got to be a simpler way to relieve stress than being one with the owls, so i'm joining a group of young professionals who are heading out of town to become one with the forest. >> what we're about to do is shinrin roku. am i saying it correctly? >> yes, yoku means bath. >> all right. forest bathing. >> forest bathing means spending time in nature, but the japanese take it seriously and have spent millions researching the health benefits. it has become so popular that a quarter of the population has given it a try. at the forest, it was far more scientific than i would have guessed. it starts with a couple of tests so we have a baseline for measuring our stress levels. the most common is blood pressure. >> do you think your number is going to be high? >> are you nervous? >> got to calm down. >> yes. >> you might need a forest bath. >> another stress indicator are salivary cortisol levels. >> stick

on. >> hold on. finish. either head of the executive branch or as a candidate for president, either is engaged in financial misconduct. particularly given that i think 11 jurisdictions around the country are investigating him, including for financial crimes and financial misconduct, it doesn't stretch logic to think that we should as a country be entitled to review these tax returns through the chairs of the committees. and, remember, one more thing, this congressional provision actually is less expansive than former folks have done because this would only be a closed session of congress by the chairs of the committee. >> fair point it it doesn't get to everybody. >> it wouldn't be released to the public. >> we wouldn't be here. i'm out of time. i'm out of time, fellas. >> oversight and the statute. that's what you're doing theory. the statute on its plain face would allow a senate finance committee to do just that. >> both circumstances there is -- >> let's just be very clear, elliot and jimmy, we g

we need to hold him accountable to that. and i'll tell you, many, many residents are sitting back asking why aren't we doing more. >> right. >> and i'll tell you, more and more people when it comes out of the committee process, not through the media, not through articles, not through social media, but through the official united states congress congressional committee hearing, people will start understanding that this is so much more, so much bigger than being a republican or a democratic issue or whether or not it's a 2020 issue. >> right. >> they're going to see that this is a united states of america issue. and, again, we can't set a precedent to allow this president to get away with violating the united states constitution any longer. >> congresswoman rashida tlaib, thank you very much for joining me. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. for more, i'm joined by democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut who is a member of the senate judiciary committee. senator, you heard that very passionate, the congresswoma

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british prime minister theresa may hold talks with opposition leader jeremy call been trying to break the deadlock with just nine days left to avoid a divorce from the european union. and a cloud of control in italian football events is forward to boise became the target of racist abuse from fans at an away match on tuesday but some of his own teammates are blaming him because of the way he celebrated the gold. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program and nato secretary general again stoltenberg says the alliance is not seeking a new arms race or cold war with russia though he did call for greater efforts of deterrence and from member countries to increase their defense spending he was addressing a joint meeting of both chambers of the u.s. congress to mark nato seventy one of us are at the entrance to the nato headquarters in belgium there are two monuments one a piece of the berlin wall. the scientists to keep people in and out it fade the other monument is a twisted steel beam from the north tower or the world trade center a memorial to the ordinary people going about their business o