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. >> and so i wrote in a memo you ought to -- dean, you have to keep the five apes with conversations with dean, i didn't think they were going to be that damaging to us nd keep the foreign policy stuff, the stuff you need, you really should tape and i said, the rest out and burn it and shut down the special now before office this thing grows into a monster. i didn't know it at the time, nixon had called in hague and fred and entertained this idea that he should burn the tapes, they said, well, it will instruction of justice. i didn't recommend burning tapes.aed second, it was his property, exists, privilege everyone knew it. if he got rid of them and said damned, i think he would have moved right through it. president nixon said in his he had burned the tapes, as i asked him to do, have survived and i think that's right. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. announcer: now current and judges ederal and state including charles breyer, the breyer talk ephen about the human factors judges cases.r in court at the university of california berkeley law school. this is 90 minut

and he was sort of letting his hair down so i wrote him a memo saying, i think you ought -- dean hadestified. you're going to have to keep the dean tapes, five tapes of conversations with dean. i didn't think they were going to be that damaging to us and keep the tapes with brezhnev and the foreign policy stuff, you really should tape. take the rest out and burn it and shut down this special prosecutor's office now before this thing grows into a monster. and i didn't know it at the time, but nixon, nixon had called in haig and fred -- entertained this idea that he should burn the tapes. they said it would be obstruction of justice. first, i didn't recommend burning subpoenaed tapes. secondly, they were his property, executive privilege existed, everybody knew it and if he simply got rid of them and just said in effect, impeached and be damned, i think he would have moved right through it and president nixon said, in his memoirs, if he had burned the tapes, as i urged him to do, that he would have survived and i think that's right. >> here's some video, peter jennings was a young man

. >> i wrote him a memo saying i think you ought to keep the dean tape of conversation.i didn't think they would be that damaging to us. and keep the tapes and the foreign-policy stuff, the stuff you need. i said take the rest out and burn it. and shut down the special prosecutor's office now before this thing grows into a monster. and i didn't know it at the time but nixon had called and haig and fred and entertained this idea that he should burn the tape and they said well, it will be obstruction of justice. i didn't recoend burning subpoena tapes, secondly they are his property. there was executive privilege and everybody knew it. if he had simply gotten rid of them and said in effect, impeach and be dams, i think he would have moved right through it. and president nixon said in his memoirs if he had burned the tapes, as i had urged him to do that he would have survived and i think that is right. >> sunday night at eight eastern on the c-span's q&a. >>> >>> the 1944 documentary d-day to germany was shot, edited and narrated by jack lieb, a news of the day corresponden

." >> i made a memo saying you have to keep the five tapes of conversations with dean.i did not think they would be that damaging to us. and keep the tapes with foreign policy stuff -- stuff you need -- you really should take. i said, take the risk down and burn it and shut down the special prosecutor's office now before this thing turns into a monster. i did not know it at the time, but nixon had called in hague and entertained this idea that he should burn the tapes. he said it would be obstruction of justice. i did not recommend burning subpoenaed tapes. secondly, they were his property. executive privilege existed. if he is simply got rid of them impeach and be damned, i think he would move right through it. president nixon said in his memoirs if he had burned the tapes, he would survive, and i think that's right. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." announcer: the national education association held its 2020 presidential forum in houston, texas. several several candidates share their plans for america's public schools. this is about two hours.

. >> i wrote in the memo saying i think you're going to have to fivethe dean tapes, the tapes with dean and keep the zhnev,with bre and take the rest out and burn it. shut down the special prosecutor before this grows into a monster. i did not know it at the time, but nixon had called in hague thatntertained this idea he should burn the tapes. obstruction of justice. burnnot suggest he should subpoenaed tapes. i think if he had said impeach and be damned, he would have moved through it. his biography, if he tapes, he would have survived, and i think that is right. >> connor o'brien is a defense reporter for politico. he joins us for a look ahead at 2020eek ahead and the defense bill. remind us of what that means and why it is important. >> it is an authorization or policy bill. it does not spend any money, but it is one of the really big bills, one of the few major bills that passes congress reliably each year.

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. >> i wrote him a memo saying he would have to get dean to testify. i did not think it would be that damaging. i said take the rest out and burn it and shut down the special prosecutor's office before this thing grows into a monster. i did not know at the time but hague andad called in entertained this idea that he should burn the tapes. they said it will be obstruction of justice. recommend burning subpoenaed tapes. they were his property. executive privilege existed. said, impeach and the damp. i think he would have moved right through it. he said in his memoirs if he had burned the tapes as i had urged him to do, he would have survived. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern. current and former federal discuss thedges human factors judges consider in court cases. from the university of california berkeley law school, this is 90 minutes. my name is terminally -- jeremy. i have been here for a little and a proudyear member of the bench of the northern district of california. this program is something that jeff rosen and i have been thinking about and dreaming ab

." >> in the memo, i said i think keep the tapeso of conversations with dean.id not think they would be that damaging to us. and keep the tapes with breast never and the foreign policies -- breast never in the form policy stuff. i city should take the rest out and burn it and shut down the special prosecutor's office before this thing turns into a monster. butd not know at the time, nixon had called in hague and fred vizard to entertain this idea that he should burn the tapes. they said it would be obstruction of justice. i did not recommend burning subpoenaed tapes. they were his property, executive privilege existed. if he had simply gotten rid of them and said in peach and to be dammed, he would have moved right through it. nixon said in his memoirs if he had burned the tapes as i had urged him to do, he would have survived, i think that is right. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. recess for thein july 4 holiday. both chambers return next week. to consider arns $730 million defense program and .olicy bill for 2020 after the senate passed i

there was a memo saying i -- you will have to keep the dean tapes, i did not think they would be that damaging to us. take the rest out and burn it. and shut down this special prosecutor's office before this gross into a monster. i didn't know it at the time that nixon had called it hague and entertain this idea that he should run the tapes. well, they said it would be obstruction of justice. they are his property, they are executive privilege exists and if you got rid of them and said in effect, impeach and be done i think he would have moved right through it. memoirs if hehis had burned the tapes as i had urged him to do then he would have survived and i think that's right. easterny nine at eight on c-span's q&a. announcer: remarks now from 2020 presidential candidate beddoe o'rourke. he spoke with voters at a house party and iowa yesterday. is about 40 minutes. [indiscernible] -- this is about 40 minutes. [indiscernible] [applause] >> [inaudible] is this working? i thought to myself, who does beto o'rourke remind me of? three people said robert kennedy. i said, maybe, you know. he'

saying, i him a memo ohink you should get dean t testify, i did not take the tapes would be that damaging them, the stuff you need you should take and take the rest out and burn it. shutdown the special prosecutor now before this thing grows into a monster. i did not know it at the time in people toled entertain the idea he should burn the tapes and they said it would be obstruction of justice. i did not recommend burning subpoenaed tapes but they were his property and if he simply got rid of them as a fait accompli and said, in peace and be dammed he would have moved through it. nixon saidn said -- if he had burned the tapes, he would have survived and i think he is right. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern &a.c-span's q >> washington journal continues. host: brent cohen joins us with the youth vote in 2020, what is generation progress and what is the consent -- guest: the young adult engagement advocacy arm of the center for american progress. 18-35-year-olds to advance progressive solutions to the problems facing our nation and our generation. host: we will talk about generations, particu

. >> hi, everyone i'm jessica dean in for christi paul this morning. >>> we're beginning with explosive memosrom the british ambassador to the u.s. describing president trump as inept, insecure and incompetent. sir kim derek, one of britain's top diplomats used secret cables and briefing notes to use president trump's career could end in disgrace. now, these leaked messages were first published by the daily mail. >> their headline this morning, the washington files. ambassadors secret cables claim trump radiates insecurity. >> cnn correspondent anna stewart is in london covering this story. what more can you tell us about this leak. >> reporter: well, as you say, they are absolutely explosive. these memos date back to 2017, right through to the president day. so they cover a really broad range of topics, highly damning of the president and the white house at large. i'll bring you one of them just looking at the administration that says we really don't believe that this administration is going to become substantially more normal, less dysfunctional, less unpredictable, less faction driven, les

. >> i wrote him a memo saying, you're going to have to keep the tapes, conversations with dean, i did not think they would be that damaging to us. keep the tapes. the stuff you need you really should take. take the rest out and burn it and shutdown the special prosecutor's office now before this thing grows into a monster. i didn't know it at the time but othersad called in the and entertain the idea, that he should burn the tapes. they said it would be obstruction of justice. i didn't recommend burning subpoenaed tapes. second, there has property, it was executive privilege and everyone knew it. if you just set in effect, impeachment be dammed, i think he would've moved through it. president nixon said in his memoirs if he had burned the do,s, as i had urged him to he would have survived. i think that is right. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> next, joe biden speaks to voters and supporters in marshalltown,

and i saidhim a memo you would have to keep your dean tapes.ot think they would be that damaging to us. i said keep the tapes with the foreign policy stuff, the stuff you need. i said, take the rest out and burn it and shut down the special prosecutor's office now before this thing grows into a monster. i did not know it at the time, peopleon had called in and entertained this idea that they should burn the tapes, and they said it would be obstruction of justice. i did not recommend burning subpoenaed tapes, secondly there were his property and executive privilege existed. if he simply got rid of them and dammed, ichment be think he would've moved through it. president action said in his memoirs -- nixon said in his memoirs if he had burned the tapes then he would've survived, and i think that is right. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern. washington journal" continues. host: we are back with john stanton, the cofounder of the save journalism project. good morning. how are you doing? host: i am doing great. first of all, tell us what it is and what

. >> i wrote him a memo saying i think you are going to have to keep the five tapes of conversations with dean. i didn't think they were going to be that damaging to us. and keep the tapes with the foreign policy stuff. the stuff you need you really should tape. take the rest out and burn it and shut down the special prosecutor's office now before this thing grows into a monster. i didn't notice at the time but nixon had called in hague and fred bizarre dad entertained this idea that he

dean saying that these democratic probes of the president are not over. they've just begin. what do you make of that? >> the other day, yesterday actually, speaker pelosi's office released the six-page memoey wanted house democrats to adopt on this message. one of them is that yes, mueller's work, he's finished with this report but we're not done here. they plan to continue their oversight efforts into the fall. that's what congressman dean was getting at. they're just showing that they want to continue to want to harp on what robert mueller used his complete investigation to continue their own oversight in the house. >> all right. thank you very much. >> neil: all right. now to the president of the united states speaking on the south lawn to reporters about these developments. >> so we had a very good day, the republican party. our country. there was no defense of what robert mueller was trying to defend in all fairness to robert mueller. whether his performance was a bad one or a good one. everybody understands that. everybody understands what is going on. there was no defense to this ridiculous hoax. this witch hunt that's been going on for a long time. pretty much from the time i cam

memo didn't reach him. he was man enough to say that is ridiculous. here is the truth. i really appreciate it. ed: why we love dean carley shimkus with headlines. carley: starting with a fox news alert. a republican lawmaker called for president trump's impeachment is leaving the party. michigan congressman justin amash announces he is becoming an independent in "the washington post." he writes, quote, i'm asking you to join me rejecting partisan loyalties and rhetoric that divide and dehumanize us. adding we can do better than the two-party system. the five-ter congressman faced heavy criticism from the president and republican colleagues. >>> moments ago russian vladmir putin arriving in rome. he is now heading to the vatican where he will meet with the pope. they're expected to discuss the growing crisis in ukraine before the pope meets with catholic leaders tomorrow. while in rome putin will hold talks with italian leaders. >>> days after it was blocked by the supreme court, the justice department is exploring ways to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. moments ago president trump tweeting, so impor