the atty. gen. has test john during the us attorney to do which is how this saga began that our country has lived through for these three years. i look forward to hearing from that but let's stop the continuous investigation into something that we've already spent three years on. it's focus on those issues that really matter to the american people. >> often answered with one word and sometimes didn't have total command of the details. you are confident that he was fully capable of running this investigation? what are the takeaways of his performance? >> they are trying to back channel that the performance wasn't good. for someone who ran an organization like he did, he had 488 pages and millions of documents. he had a command. he answer the questions as we went through them. the bottom line is that the democrats didn't like how he answer them so they are trying to find a way to salvage something and say that what we did today actually mattered and that they haven't been wasting people's time or mone

here, orla, played by emelia jones, has captured atti and nick frost is not happy about it. to be a warrior? what have you done? taken a roman prisoner. all on my own. told you i could do it. you're just going to have to take him back. what? i thought you'd be pleased. you can't keep a prisoner, it's hard work! you have to feed it, you have to exercise it. who's going to clean up after him? i am here, you know. he's my prisoner, i found him, i want to keep him. 0k, fine. you'll get bored soon enough and then someone will have to get rid of him. there's no pleasing some people. good fun? i like it. what i like is that we're so used to pixar films that are perfect, honed, thejokes are perfect, everything is perfection. and this one looks like it's been shot in the local park. i like that ropiness, there's an ad hoc nature to it — a nice latin phrase! there are lots of funny gags, alexander armstrong, nick frost, people making cameo performances, derekjacobi. high vs all round! derekjacobi being in is funny to me! that gets the parents in. the current war, which i kind of feel

he sends a young roman called atticus, atti, off to britain, he's banished him off to the wilds of thee, the stain of the empire, the unattainable stain of the empire, which is here, britain, where boudicca is rousing the troops and the celts to rebellion and inspiring young women all over the place to take up arms, much to the disappointment of their father's. here young orla, played by emilia jones, has got atti, played by sebastian croft, and nick frost isn't too happy about it. now, who says i'm not ready to be a warrior? orla, what have you done? taken a roman prisoner. all on my own. see, told you i could do it. you're just going to have to take him back. what? i thought you'd be pleased. you can't keep a prisoner, it's hard work! you have to feed it, you have to exercise it. who's going to clean up after him? i am here, you know. he's my prisoner, i found him, i want to keep him. 0k, fine. you'll get bored soon enough and then someone will have to get rid of him. there's no pleasing some people. good fun? i liked it. yeah, yeah. what i like about it, jane, is we're so used to th

the houses moving on right away to hold the atty. gen. and secretary of commerce and contempt of congress and then there will be another test vote on a call for impeachment. it will happen so there's going to be certainly other topics that will produce similarly incendiary rhetoric. if i may offer, looking back on my time covering congress the last time we had a period where there was a civility reset was sadly after september 11. it takes something that dramatic and galvanizing to get people to put vitriolic talking points away for the good of the country. i hope it will not take a similarly dramatic and nationally hurtful moment but that's to be where we have come to. >> editor-in-chief of the fulcrum and you can find his work at the fulcrum.us. thank you for your time and perspective.

atty genl barr: finally, let me say thank you to secretary steven mnuchin, secretary t devoe's, and special envoy -- andtary betsy devos, others joining us here for the summit. today's program includes a great set of panelists and speakers. for one thing he'll hear throughout the day from federal officials across the administration. about our efforts to combat anti-semitism. for me and for the part of justice, this is a critical priority. i am deeply concerned about the rise in hate crimes and political violence that we have seen over the past decade. this trend has included a marked increase in reported instances of anti-semitic hate crimes. ancient and stubborn form of racism throughout western history has been anti-semitism. the causes have been varied. at times it has been driven by religious intolerance, cultural anderences, economic envy, ideological dogma. sometimes those disappointed with their own lot in life sees on conspiracy theories, to blame the jewish people for their own discontent. and sometimes local factions competing for power, find in the jewish people, a convenient sta

and we are now getting so used in normal, to this kind of conduct by president, and by the way the atty. gen. and our republican colleagues, that it looks like we are just going to accept. we refuse to accept it. in my committee we constantly-- i know that schiff and nadler have heard this, you're just messing with the president. you don't like him. it's not about liking the president. it's about loving democracy. it's about loving our country. it's about making a difference for generations yet unborn. that's what this is all about. and i'm taking the american people to pay attention to what is going on. because if you want to have a democracy in tact, for your children and your children's children and generations yet unborn, we have got to guard this moment. this is our watch. again, i am so very proud of the judiciary committee. i am so very proud of the intelligence committee because they went in and tried to pull out the facts to paint the picture so america could see it there will not be unladylike at the townhall meeting saying they didn't know there was something wrong. so again,

here, young 0rla, played by emilia jones, has captured atti and nick frost is not happy about it.on my own. see? told you i could do it. you're just going to have to take him back. what? i thought you'd be pleased. you can't keep a prisoner, it's hard work! you have to feed it, you have to exercise it. who's going to clean up after him? i am here, you know. he's my prisoner, i found him and i want to keep him. 0k, fine. you'll get bored soon enough and then someone will have to get rid of him. there's no pleasing some people. good fun? i like it. what i like is that we're so used to these pixar films that are perfect, honed, the jokes are perfect, everything looks great and it is perfection. and this one looks like it's been shot in the local park. i like that ropiness, there's an adhocness to it — a nice latin phrase! there are lots of funny gags, lots of fart gags, alexander armstrong, nick frost, people pop up and making cameo performances, derekjacobi. i really enjoyed it. high vs all round! derekjacobi being in it is funny to me! that gets the parents in. the current war, whi

on tuesday the senate armed services committee holds a confirmation hearing on the nomination the atty. gen. if confirmed he will replace general paul silva who retires at the end of july. the hearing airs live at 10:00 eastern on c-span3. he is comfortable with ideas. he understands the power of ideas. and with that kind of foundation, that kind of intellectual foundation, a political leader can do all kinds of marvelous things. >> author and historian lee edwards will be our guest on in- depth sunday from noon to 2 pm eastern. mr. edwards is the author of just right, plus a collection of biographies on william f buckley, and ronald reagan. during our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch in-depth with author leave edwards live sunday from noon to 2 pm sunday. watch live coverage of the 2019 national book festival on saturday, august 31 on book tv. the all-day conference on military manpower and morale after the 1958 tet offensive in vietnam continues now with a discussion on the u.s. draft and enlistment rates of college graduates. we also hear

. >> the former palm beachortate atty firing back, calling it completely wrong.ing in part, if mr. acosta was truly concerned with the state's case, and felt he had to rescue the matter, he would have moved forward with the 53 page indictment that own office drafted. mr. acosta should not be allowed to rewrite history. but acosta argued given the evidence at the time, going to roll of ld have been a the dice. the 2008 agreement allowed epstn to avoid federal prosecution in exchange for pleading guilty to state charges, including soliciting prostitution from a minor. epstein was sentenced to 13 il months in ja and forced to register as a sex offender. critics have slammed the agreement a sweetheart deal. epstein pleaded not guilty to new sex trafficking charges involving underaged girls. all this as a new accuser has come forward. epstein raped jennifer when she was 15 years old. >>did jeffrey epstein rape you? yeah, he raped me. forcefully raped me.rt what h even more so, if i wasn't afraid to come forward be sooner, me won the have done it to other girls. >> aco

the atty. gen. will be issuing a report about whistleblower protection and the september hearing will focus on that review. we are also waiting for information from the office accountability and as i've asked for today we are pretty much interested in further details for further policies procedures and timelines of how we can best truck that progress moving forward. thankfully the testimony-- i think further hearings are warranted to ensure that things are moving in the right direction but i remain concerned after a hearing at the end of june where we had three witnesses describe some harrowing circumstances that unfolded over many years, individuals who stepped forward trying to do the right thing. we have more work to do and we look forward to talking with you all. i want to express my appreciation for each of those who appeared before us today for offering testimony. we heard a lot of important thoughts from government witnesses and from whistleblower advocates. we thank you for being a part of t

under his administration did you servserved as the assistant atty general in charge of the doj criminal division? >> which president? that would be george bush the first. >> george h. w. bush. you took a job at a prestigious law firm and after a couple of years, you did something extraordinary. you left a lucrative position to reenter public service, prosecuting homicide here in washington, d.c.; is that correct? >> correct. >> when you're named director of the fbi, which president first appointed you? >> blush. >> into the senate confirmed with a vote of 98-0. >> surprisingly. [laughter] >> and you were sworn in as director just one week before the september 11 attacks. you helped to protect this nation against another attack. you did such an outstanding job that when your tenure term expired, the senate unanimously voted to extend your term for another two years, correct? punic true. >> when you were asked in 2017 to take the job as the special counsel, the president had just fired fbi director james comey. the justice department and fbi were in turmoil. you must have known there woul