we appreciate your questioning of hogan gidley.e bring in congressman jason crow, democratic from colorado, former army ranger who served in iraq and afghanistan and member of the house armed services committee. i have to ask you first, congressman, the president of the united states just compared the constitutional impeachment inquiry to a lynching. again, learned see graham agreeing with that characterization. what's your response? >> clearly we're in a very dangerous time. the president is saying wilder and wilder things, more erratic things. that's a stunning thing to obviously say. there's a part of me that feels like the president doesn't understand our history, but what might be even more troubling is he doesn't care. that just underscores the need for us to do our job. there needs to be adults in the room here in washington, d.c. who are willing to do the job, conduct oversight, do the investigation that we think is necessary to get to the bottom of some of the corruption we're seeing, some of the very erratic behavior and

certainly of the president's administration, hogan good to see you.lize that impeachment inquiry as you heard joining me host of "varney & company" stuart varney to weigh in stu quite day. >> a big day in politics, yes, it is no advoiding that but as far as the market goes, as far as money goes, this impeachment drive that starts today is frankly in my opinion irrelevant, if investors believe that there was a slightest chance president trump will be removed from office, that we wold have a socialist in the white house that the point market drops line a stone in absence of certainly of removal this is a mere distraction look at market right now going to be up what, okay down a fraction of opening bell today the market is very, very close to all-time record highs. if you have a slightest suspicion the president trump is removed from office would drop shaerlly but up there at record highs that tells me it is irrelevant as far as the markets concerned and irrelevant as far as the economy is concerned. i am dying to see how those moderate democrats vote th

sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley. good morning.resident's use of the word lynching in this latest tweet referencing the impeachment process. what is the president saying to the reaction we've seen so far on both sides of the aisle to that tweet this morning, hogan? >> the president has used many words all kinds of language to talk about the way the media has treated him since the moment he came down the golden escalator. the day he was elected before being sworn into office they were already telegraphing what they wanted to do. move to impeach him. they started this from day one. even before in many instances and the culmination of that is 93% negative news coverage against this president. fake and false and not even -- fictitious sources. the president is working for the american people and that's what this is about. an unfair secretive process for the democrats. if you are pulled over for a traffic ticket you get more due process. >> sandra: there is calls for condemnation of that tweet. some lawmakers have called for it to be de

we have a headliner next hour white house hogan gidley. then the house minority whip steve scalise who was in the meeting yesterday at the white house. our guest at 11:30. stay tuned. did you get all that? >> >> sandra: the louisiana congressman has taken issue with the secrecy with the impeachment proceedings and wants more open. other news we're following this morning. joe biden. is his campaign in trouble? the former vice president raising much less money than his leading democratic rivals in the last quarter. how is he defending those numbers today? >> bill: ronan farrow speaking out last night slamming nbc news for their handling of these allegations. howie kurtz will break it down for us. he reports on that shortly. stay tuned. >> there is a tough conversation happening at nbc. after i've unveiled in years where they claimed no secret settlements in fact many of them including ones with matt -- many journalists there are asking why. to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. cosentyx can help people with moderate

even hogan gidley can't really explain this nancy pelosi. >> karine, you're laughing. >> i hope so.nk i'm with you, katy. i hope that we go back to at least protocol norms after trump is gone. i'm just -- it's just -- it's just baffling to see him continue to do this. i mean, essentially, katy, he's behaving like a toddler, right? he doesn't like the fact that he's being impeached. but the -- the reason he's being impeached is because he did it to himself. he admitted in -- in the crime. his lawyer admitted that he did it. his chief of staff admitted that he did it, which is ask a foreign government to help him get dirt on a political opponent. i mean, he did and he -- he said he did. and so now, he's behaving like a toddler and politicizing everything. and making it about the democrats and totally, totally going against protocol on a national security issue. and that is dangerous. >> i just haven't seen examples of us coming back together since partisan politics have really taken root in this country in the last few decades. i think we've only gotten more partisan. people have only

joining to us talk about in is art hogan, the chief market strategist as national securities. see you art. . >> nice to see you thanks for having me. >> sherwin williams was a surprise with the price it trades at. if you broaden it out why would a company companyo choose the keep pinstripes that high insteaddf splitting it. >> it's a great question. on the companyide there is three kind o fundamental reasonshyhe keep that. it's a prestige thing and all of a sudden post the 1999 the 2000 rm time frame when everything fell apart the higher the price is it seemed you are a fansier better company. that's persistent. weave seen that. the sec thing, large institutional investors bay pay by share so they put pressure on companies not to split the price to she don't have to pay as you have in transacting remember in 1999, 2000 ab2008 when prices came down precipitously if you start lower local and slipped between $10 it was a slippery slope where you might be delisted or the price might be too low you couldn't trade on exchanging or couldn't be in funds. i think that's the three main

it was hogan against mississippi university for women.his is about a man who wanted to become a nurse, and the best nursing school in his area was the mississippi university for women. hogan challenged the exclusion ,s a denial of equal protection and one of the then justices, theice powell, looked on reservation of the nursing school to women and -- as a kind of affirmative action for women, so it was ok. but sandra, if you read between the lines, what she is saying is if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job because the pay inevitably will go up. [laughter] justice ginsburg: that was an insight that she had. she recognized that reserving that school to women was not a favor to women. >> hear more about former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor's judicial impact monday at noon and in :00 p.m. >> next on "lectures in history," daniel richter of the university of pennsylvania teaches a class on 18th-century power struggles among native americans,

. >> white house principal deputy secretary hogan spoke with reporters about president trump's use of the word lynching in the recent tweet. he defended mr. trump, saying the president is not comparing what happened to him with one of our darkest moments in american history. secretary gidley: hold on one second. hold on. we've got a lot of stuff going on here, guys. okay. >> do you understand why the president could not possibly be a victim of a lynching? >> i'm sorry? >> do you understand why the president could not possibly be the victim of a lynching? secretary gidley: but the president is not comparing what happened to him with one of our darkest moments in american history. he's just not. what he's explaining clearly is the way he's been treated by the media since he announced for president. >> you and i know that's not true. secretary gidley: the word impeachment was used about this president the day he was elected, and before he was even sworn into office. let's not talk about that. i understand there are many people in the media who don't agree with his language -- right -- an

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we are americans. >> harris: hogan, your reaction? >> this isn't a partisan issue. he's right about that. leave it to the democrats to make it all about them. to make the world a safer place, we made american safer. it's a massive victory for this country. i have to be clear, there is no statutory requirement for us to brief members of congress on this matter. in fact, it was congress themselves who put a carve out in the statute for syria. for this very thing. it's in essence a war zone. they are a military operation having their every day. it's another instance where congress passes the laws and they don't want to live by the laws they put in place. it's the rules, but they don't want to play by them. >> harris: i know things are little different inside capitol hill, but just for the plain people outside, i would wonder who among the democrats would have tried to stop taking out a bloodthirsty killer. >> i don't know that anyone would have stopped it, but if history is any guide, we have seen a sham impeachment process in which people are taken into secret, behind

friend, president obama, president clinton, vice president biden, secretary of state clinton, governor hogan, mary jack young, distinguished clergy and all of the people suggested all over the place and ladies and gentlemen miya, those of us who are lightest friends will forever remember him but you, will remember him most. every time the sun flashes on our face and warms us, we will miss elijah. you will miss him most. we loved him, but you would come to love him most. please accept is you see, collective condolence of a whole host of americans who share this moment in front of tv strings and radios it will take this moment and teach in schools actually and who will share it with their own children. [applause] our prayers go out to his siblings, to his children, to all of those who we're related to elijah. i said to me, now if you go before i go don't get up there and wing it. [laughter] [applause] he said write it down. then he said, no really write it down. [applause] so here we are. his words of these, i think i know. the houses in the village. he will not see me stopping me here to watc

governor of maryland, larry hogan, if i'm not wrong.t is possible that when people see the evidence, they come to the conclusion that the president has committed high crimes and misdemeanors. so that's high crimes and misdemeanors. but what i want to ask you about, jill, is the people around richard nixon. because not a few of them went to prison. can you just remind folks of who around nixon wound up not on the impeachment truck but on the going to jail truck? >> well, it was a big group of people who went to jail. it was his white house console, john dean, who also cooperated with us and was -- i'm waiting for the john dean of this scandal to come forward, and it may already be the whistle-blower. it could be mr. taylor from the state department, in addition, his attorney general, john mitchell, went to jail, his chief of staff went to jail, mr. haldeman. his chief domestic adviser went to jail. there were a big cast of characters that went to jail because they committed crimes, and they did it because he set a tone that it was all ok

that's part of the equation here and moments ago seconds hogan gidley joins us, but "the story" begins with republican congressman devon did use, ranking member of the house judiciary committee. thank you for being here, congressman. your reaction. perhaps nobody was more disappointed than adam schiff in the outcome of the mueller investigation. he had evidence there was collusion and that turned out to not be the case. what do you make of the story tonight that there was some interaction between this whistle-blower and his office? >> i would say, first, i was not surprised, martha. let's get some facts on the table because i know you and your audience can be like facts. we learned about this three weeks ago on a late friday night press release that was multiple pages long, about a paragraph long. we got that, republicans receive that, what on earth is going on here. all of you in the press office, why is this being pumped up as big? a few days later after a briefing, schiff briefs us a little bit on this and claims he doesn't know exactly what this is, but it must be really important.

here now hogan gidley, good to have you here this evening. with regard to john bolton and rudy giuliani, i heard mayor giuliani say john bolton doesn't have a good understanding of the work he was doing in ukraine and he doesn't understand the connection of ukraine to the origins of collusion in 2016. is that the white house take, that john bolton doesn't understand the investigation here? >> i haven't had a direct conversation with president trump about john bolton or any conversations that fiona hill talk to democrats in the least secret hearings and backdoor meetings that she had the last couple of days. what i can tell you is that conversations the president and i have about this center around a much broader problem, that is the fact that there are several people in the federal government who consistently and dangerously leak information about our national security to the press. it puts people's lives at risk, it's got to stop. it happens all too often, we have seen so many of the president's calls leaked whether it was with mexico or aus

hogan gidley is white house principal deputy secretary and he joins us tonight. mr.ley, thanks for coming on tonight. >> thank you so much. >> tucker: is the house or is the house not impeaching donald trump. >> that's a great question one you would have to pose to nancy pelosi. their own rules dictate they have to vote if they want to to move toward impeachment. they have not done that they keep issuing subpoenas. are they conducting oversight which at this point is overreach or are they going to move to impeach? she hasn't answered that question. the fact is donald trump has done nothing wrong and the democrats know it. and, also, he deserves due process just like any american citizen would. and the democrats can't void that simply because they mate him so much or because they want to overturn the election of 2016. >> tucker: so you have seen a number of not simply in his conversation with the ukrainian president but in a couple of other calls to the heads of state the president's phone calls, monitored and then leaked. you just saw gordon sondland the ambassador t

still with us, art hogan. what does this tell us and what are we learning right now? it says anything about maybe all private markets. there are incredible alligators of capital and private equity. lot abouttells us a this particular deal. it is shameful. he will be the only person who walks away a profitable winner. debacle. be a jpmorgan will miss the opportunity and a hot, this is a great day for jpmorgan. final think they wanted to win the deal when all is said and done. it is not ending well. >> one thing we get asked a lot, during an ultralow interest rate environment, if there are bubbles being created, it is probably the uniform world. those valuations have been rationalized quickly. we were not able to go public. a very rational decision by these are the other ideas. >> and office real estate, which is the sector the unicorn was in. they were saying they changed the landscape. how much money has to be spent on lobbies? the capex commitment is so high. it has not only been proven to forhan in -- not hostile investors but it sets the tone for the whole space. u

hogan gidley says, we look forward to finalizing the agreement with china within the same time frame and when we have an announcement, we'll let you know. so essentially they're looking for other locations to try to move that forward, andrea. >> as we know, moving the summit like this is an extraordinary challenge at the last minute. >> absolutely. >> this was only supposed to be less than two weeks, week and a half away. plus there was going to be another face-to-face between president trump and vladimir putin. maybe they could do it at the trump doral. just kidding. kristen welker, thank you very much. geoff bennett, peter baker, joyce vance, michael crowley, thanks for starting us off today. >>> coming up, red flag warning. new wildfires raging in simi valley, california as hurricane strength gusts are expected to worsen. wildfires are blazing across the state. you're watching andrea mitchell. e state. you're watching andrea mitchell. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty.

you don't see hogan guyedly holding brechgs, or kellyanne conway. don't understand why add more people? is it to be on fox more during the day and like more hoursen of the day they can be on fox news. >> i think they really -- there is a sense among president advisers that this they need a much more professional operation in terms of talking about in strategy. i talked to a source on the president's legal team earlier today who was talking about in need. saying that, listen, the president does have a case to make in terms of the impeachment proceedings, that there isn't a fair due process for the president that they can't have administration lawyers for example during some of the proceedings. pan so they -- there are seem inside the president's impeachment team, legal team people twiezing him saying they have a case to make with respect to protecting the president and the presidency. but the message is not getting cross. take for example what happened with hogan guyedly where he said the president was not comparing it to limericking when he was doin

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hulk hogan, stone cold steve austin and more? our coverage from the staples center in los angeles begins tonight at 7:30 pm. >> they are never going to find 12 people to send me to prison for the rest of my life. >> today prosecutors and oakland's ghost ship warehouse fire will decide of defendant derrick almena should be retried on manslaughter charges or the deaths of 36 people. ktvu has the exclusive jailhouse interview ahead of today's court hearing. >>> and san francisco district attorney george gascon is resigning. the person who may be tapped take to take his place until the election and the heated statement from the police association. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. it's friday, october 4. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is off today. do you mind if we give you more warmer weather ? >> i would like it a little warmer. it's a bit chilly. >> can you helper? >> and you may need a sweater in the morning but by the afternoon you will be shutting that. dress in layers. that's the wea

take for example what happened with hogan guyedly where he said the president was not comparing it toni would come back on tv. >> don't bet on that. >> well, jim thanks very much. mitch mcconnell appeared to back away from the president's defense on ukraine. listen. >> the president has said that you told him that his phone call with the ukrainian president was perfect and innocent. do you believe that the president. >> -- we have not had any conversations on that subject. >> so he was lying about that. >> you'll have to ask him. i don't recall any conversations with the president about that phone call. >> so getting the story straight is not the only problem the president made in the ukraine controversy. today as jim acosta tweeted this all republicans must remember what they are witnessing here, a lynching. if you chose to defend the president comparison to lynching here with senator lindsey graham. >> yeah with, this is a lynching in every since. what does lynching mean a mob grasp you don't give you a chance to defend yourself don't tell you what happened to you. they just destroy

also at the white house, the executive office building, and governor hogan of maryland ordering the flag, state flag there flown in half-staff at indianapolis as well. elijah cummings died earlier oday at the age of 68. we go live now to the u.s. capitol to stand by for a briefing from house speaker nancy pelosi. the house will be in session -- legislative session in about an hour an 15 minutes, at noon eastern. we'll stay here live as her news conference is set to go under way. >> here on capitol hill waiting for the start of the briefing with house speaker pelosi. we'll have it live when it gets under way. until then part of this morning's "washington journal." >> trying to get some early clues what incumbents might be struggling. who are the strong challengers meerging. even though it's still early, it gives us a good look who are the races to watch. host: major take aways from these numbers? guest: there is a bunch of take aways you can -- in looking at house and senate races. one of the major take aways is the so-called green wave that brought a bunch of democrats to congress in 201

it was hogan against mississippi university for women. this was about a man who wanted to be a nurse. the best nursing school in his area was the mississippi university for women. hogan challenged the exclusion, as it did equal protection and one of the then-justice, justice powell, looked on the reservation of the nursing school to women as kind of a affirmative action for women. so, it was okay. but sandra, if you read between the lines what she's saying is, if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job because the pay inevitably will go up. that was an insight she had. she recognized reserving that school was not a favor to women. >> so, that women struck down that exclusionary policy, as i recall. >> yes. >> and then i understand, i remember this pretty well, that you cited her language in that decision in your decision in united states versus virginia. >> yes. in which you also played a major role. >> that one i'm very proud of, but the vote, i can't re

hogan quid hogan gidley is one from the white house.y giuliani has been all over the place for the president. if he is not out there fighting for the president on tv, that's something the president values as much as anything. >> david, when you consider two of giuliani's clients were just arrested, charged for violating campaign finance laws, you know, how much would president trump have known about any of this? i mean i guess there's no way at this point to know. but it certainly seems to be a tangled web. >> it sure does. i think with regard to giuliani's future, the operative words today were "he has been my attorn attorney," as in the past tense. i think he's heading toward the exit. i think the white house feels that, yes, he's been out a lot on television as maggie said, but increasingly he's not effective, and if anything he rouses people on the other side. when you get into this ukrainian thing, he is the central player in the whole episode with ukraine. he's the guy who is really trying to move things around. he is the presiden

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hulk hogan, stone cold steve austin and more? our coverage from the staples center in los angeles begins tonight at 7:30 pm. >> they are never going to find 12 people to send me to prison for the rest of my life. >> today prosecutors and oakland's ghost ship warehouse fire will decide of defendant derrick almena should be retried on manslaughter charges or the deaths of 36 people. ktvu has the exclusive jailhouse interview ahead of today's court hearing. >>> and san francisco district attorney george gascon is resigning. the person who may be tapped take to take his place until the election and the heated statement from the police association.

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hogan gidley was asked about that today.l no specifics as it relates to the number of troops that will be kept in syria. and then how specifically do they plan to make sure that isis is not resurgent? you have a number of lawmakers, democrats, and republicans, who say while baghdadi's death is undoubtedly a tactical victory, they are concerned that other isis fighters could become emboldened. chris. >> thank you for that. chief foreign correspondent richard engel who joins us from northern syria. i want to hear more about the interview you did with the head of the democratic forces and its role in the operation. what happens next? what did he tell you? >> so it wasn't just the general. we got a full debrief from several kurdish officials. but the general is the leader of what's called the sdf, the syrian democratic forces. they are the group that has been fighting with american special forces here for the last five years. they have a tremendous amount so they were involved deeply in the planning of this operation. but until

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inside syria in eastern syria the latest from the white house press secretary or deputy press secretary hogan gidley is that the u.s. president wants to keep up to potentially $300.00 forces being or soldiers as being reported to protect oil ensure stability but at the same time those remaining roughly $700.00 soldiers going to iraq where we're being told that the iraqi leaders don't want that u.s. presence so it is still messy but i think what we can take from this is very much underscoring what charles strafford said earlier and that is that the u.s. president donald trump wanted to praying these soldiers away from their eye he wanted this to be something that those in the region took a more active role in doing so that the u.s. could ease back and it appears as a result of those words coming from sochi that in fact that seems to be what is playing out. committee thanks so much mullen bashara is our senior political analyst going into these discussions what did mr putin wants and what did mr de one want. but whatever they want to cut already mr putin has just made president trump cease fire

bernard hogan howe, the commissioner at the time, has got the spotlight turned on him.ice commissioner, who seems to have dodged any criticism. there is a suggestion to be called by the home affa i rs suggestion to be called by the home affairs select committee. yes, because she could have stepped in at some point and said, hang on, let's have a closer look. if you are running a large organisation it is very easy to delegate to your commissioners and your chief superintendents and whatever. but when there is something raging like this, one would have expected a commissioner to get down and look at that paper work and to ask some intelligent questions. i think the question here is, did she do enough as the chief to see how this investigation was being carried out, and whether it was correctly carried out? the buck has to stop at the top. it absolutely has to. page seven, the mail on sunday. this appeals to me, there's a story. pa rents appeals to me, there's a story. parents hired tutors to help them do homework. a shaky grasp of maths and science for parents these days

congressional black caucus, and congressman cummings shared the house oversight committee and his colleague hogan said that he leaves behind an incredible legacy for serving the people and the nation. his contributions made our state and country better. elijah cummings was 68 years old. a bipartisan group of senators including lindsey graham and vis van h -- chris van hollen introduced a bill to impose sanctions on the top turkish officials and prohibits the u.s. from selling or transferring military equipment to turkey. >> thank you very much. i'm senator graham from south carolina here with the bipartisan group of united states senators to make a clear statement in uncertain times. what turkey did in syria is unacceptable. turkey's incursion into syria hurts america's national security and puts at risk the kurdish allies there for us when nobody else was on the ground and the syrian forces were the ground forces to destroy the caliphate and about 2700 americans and god bless them all, but the infantry on the assault of iraq for destroying the caliphate in syria were the syrian democratic forces

guest mentioned earlier was the republican governor of this home state of maryland maryland governor hogan yet you also posed a challenging question for the new generation of civil rights leaders and building coalitions that are multiracial multiethnic multi language multicultural economic status and also multi urban multi row and i think that is a fair challenge and that's what will be missed and mediately by someone like a lot of your cummins who could go out on the straight after the riots in baltimore after the shooting in the killing freddy gray and come people down and bring people together to find a solution and it's professor britton it's been good to have your insights a lot has been quite a soulful day during the funeral of a logic to me thank you for your time. you're welcome now the full pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif has been going to dial so that he can seek medical treatment the 69 year old is serving a 7 year prison sentence for corruption which he.

and also, hogan, it has been 213 days since our last briefing -- could you may, pier 1 they are done and talk to us a bit? >> [indiscernible] >> unfortunately, litigation is ongoing and there is very little sayn take others -- i can than what i have said already. we respect the judge's rulings. we are law enforcement officers. we have to respect -- excuse me, i am answering your question. we respect the laws that congress has passed and we enforce them in the matter that congress has said. with judicial rulings come out, we abide by those, and when they are overturned, we abide by that. we do not get the ability -- nor should we have the ability -- to pick and choose what laws we should enforce. >> you said that with a lack of cooperation, you are always looking at ways of adapting. what are you currently doing? there's been talk of facial recognition, could you expand that? >> we're using dna sampling in the broader environment. here andviduals come are not legitimate families. they are utilizing the loopholes in the settlement agreement to come here as a family which is leading to

. ♪ ♪ maria: art hogan and partners and founder omeed malik, earnings driving the markets and we areting and boeing today, art, i have to get your take on this. it's a dow component, third-quarter earning report will be out in an hour and a half, the company ousting top executive yesterday, look to rebuild image and confidence amid 737 max controversy. >> earnings won't matter in this juncture what matters if there's another shoe that dropped. unless and until we get to the bottom of that, people aren't going to care about earnings and not care about dividend and not care about what the order book looks like, they want to know how long did we know that was a problem with new airplane and when do we think this ever going to fly, not going to be this year. maria: is this going to be big if you have step in terms of perception, yeah, this is a new day at boeing. dagen: why now, though? thisthis is the first major ousr of executive since that crash that caused the groundings earlier this year, it looks like at least from the outside looking in and the ceo no longer the chairman will have

now some 45 years later, the congressman's son larry hogan says he backs the impeachment of this president need an inquiry. i'm not ready to say i support impeachment but i do think we have to have an inquiry. i'm very concerned about can we have a fair and objective one. >> you do think we need to have an inquiry? >> i don't see any other way to get to the facts. >> the house fulfilled the responsibility by reviewing evidence and concluded the facts warranted three articles of impeachment against nixon, obstruction, abuse of power and congress. the same thould be issued against trump in our views constitution the standard of high crimes and misdemeanors. 17 signatures to that oped. this is one of them. walk us through this. we are laying out the historical parallels here. >> as yogi bara said, it is deja vu all over. we have abuse of power that came out in spades where this deal with ukraine where trump is trying to get dirt on biden and his john and holding back aid. there is all kinds of criminal violations there. that was the tipping point. very similar to what happened seven days befo

hogan challenged the exclusion. as a denial of equal protection. the then justices, justice powell, looked on the reservation of the nursing school, two women, as a kind of affirmative action for women. so it was ok. but sandra, if you read between the lines, what she is saying, if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do to want to doen the job. because the pay inevitably will go up. [laughter] that was an insight she had and she recognized that reserving that school to women was not a favor to women. hear more about former supreme court justice saturday o'connor's judicial impact monday at noon and it caught p.m. eastern. you're watching american history tv, only on c-span3. announcer: on april 24, 1971, an 000 protesters gathered on the national mall in opposition to the vietnam war. in the days following the peaceful protests, about 45,000 antiwar activists stayed in the city to begin a series of mayday actions, blocking access to government buildings and disrupting traffic. as stated in their widely

white house deputy press secretary hogan defending the president's impeachment inquiry to an alynch zblg you guys have been treating him from day one. what the president has done for the african-american community i'd love to have that conversation because there are many things that he has done >>> defense secretary mark esper meeting with saudi arabia's king to reinforce u.s. military support for the kingdom. to bolster saudi's oil facilities after they were attacked. >>> and the judge allows justicie smollett's lawsuit to proceed. police maintain smollett staged that attack but the actor says it was real. >>> you're up to date. that's the news update this hour kelly, back to you. >>> here's what else is coming up on the exchange >>> ahead, wework's adam neumann on a very interesting payout coming his way. >>> not playing around, a look at hasbro's very rough quarter. >>> and the ceo of vertex on the company's new approved drug and the huge market it can address that's all ahead on "the exchange." and call 844-214-2424. >>> welcome back a couple of stories that should be on your radar t

chris hogan will want to get in on that fiscal stuff. head and shaking it at the same time. first of all, the president being the focus of this outrage today, deroy, with, as jeff flock says, the city of chicago clearly having its own problems, especially on the fiscal side. >> certainly they are blaming trump. i don't know how you blame trump for the massive shootings. i think i heard earlier 13,000 or something enormous like that and their fiscal problems, looks like debt per household is double what it is in l.a., triple than what it is in washington, d.c. i don't think trump cause thatted caused that to happen. the police chief missed the opportunity to thank president trump for coming to the city and sitting down to find out what could make life easier for the police department, getting life under control for one of our great american cities. connell: sort of interesting or even surprising to see the great companies jeff talks about moving into a city where we have done a lot of stories over the year about people largely because of

fox business dagen mcdowell, national security's corporation chief market strategist art hogan and fox business' dierdre bolton, great to see, everybody. what a morning, your reaction to the news this morning? >> european committee president has posted something, where there's a deal, there's a way, we have one, it is a testament to our commitment to find solutions, so that is very magnanimous. maria: looks like brexit is happening. >> something that we needed to hear this morning but also getting one of the biggest market impediments behind us, in large part think about how slow economy has been, you take it for granted, this is coming as a bit of a surprise. dagen: eu, 27 leaders and european union and british prime minister must approve this at summit over the next 2 days in brussels, then it goes britain's parliament which has rejected 3 times in previous deals negotiators by mr. johnson's predecessor, theresa may. this is number of hurdles but certainly god news. maria: this has got to be good for the banks because the banks have headquarters, sitting on cash waiting to see what w

. >> hello, my name is cheryl hogan. commissioners, on april 3rd, 2019, seven separate cell tower appellants attended at 2298 pacific avenue, filed with this board a 64 page appeal brief which i have here with over 1200 pages of attachments which credibly accused representatives of fraud and possible crimes. that appeal was originally scheduled for hearing tonight, but on august 12th, 2019, verizon noticed -- notified the appeal board that it was withdrawing its permit. so on august 13th, 2019, they administratively dismissed the appeal. thereby verizon avoided a public hearing on 2298 pacific credible up you -- occupations of rising fraud and possible crimes in obtaining san francisco cell tower permits. before deciding the appeal, i urge you to read carefully the 20 do 98 pacific brief and to discuss his credible accusations of verizon fraud and probable crimes with the san francisco district attorney district attorney and city attorney. and tonight, i support his 2620 laguna appeal on grounds cited in his briefs in th

. >> john introduced hulk hogan. >> this was when wwe turning a phenomenal.i think if you were a child of the '80s. that's an icon you look up to. >> john took up body building and earned a spot on the football team at springfield college where he became an all american offensive lineman. after graduating with a degree in exercise physiology, cena sets his sites on the fitness meca ovf venice beach in california. >> yeah, go ahead, you will never last for two weeks. perseverance kicked in, yeah, i am going. i knew i was going to last longer. >> at 21, he talked his way into a job at the world famous gold's gym. >> at one point i didn't have money and i used the gym like a home because i would work all therend gold would open 4:00 a.m. to mid night. i would work as many hours as i could and make as much money as i could because i love the place. >> friends told him of a near by training academy that taught the secrets of wrestling. >> what, you can be a wrestler? >> immediately i said yes. >> cena was a natural. in 2001, he signed with what was then called the

on the president let's bring in craig callahan, president of icon advisers ceo of zoe financial art hogan of national securities and steve leaiesman is here as well an address, let me begin with you and this turn around what would you attribute it to is it as simple as the data was terrible and then the president came out and had some positive commentary on china and that was all people needed to hear? >> i could almost make the case that the drop earlier was maybe a little bit fied. if you look at the fixed income market, it wasn't budging. so if anything, this could have been just the readjustment to actually things are bad, but fed is cutting rates and so is the rest of the world. >> the ten-year hit about 1.5% ch we saw it drop there. went up to b about 1.9%. >> the equity move is much more aggressive so anything, i was look iing at that saying what justifies that nothing really has changed dramatically >> steve, would you agree? people say ofak man fanturing was contracting. is that material new information or not >> i'm going to be a little stubborn and not take my cue about how to

hogan against mississippi university for women. this is about a man who wanted to to become a nurse. and the best nursing school in his area was the mississippi university ofor women. exclusion.enge the as a denial of equal protection. then justices, justice powell, looked on the reservation of the nursing school to women as a kind of an affirmative action for women. so it was ok. but sandra, if you read between the lines what she is saying is if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job, because the pay inevitably will go up. [laughter] so, that was an insight that she had. reservingized that the school for women was not a favor. to women. hear more about former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor's judicial impact monday at noon and 8 p.m. eastern. you're watching american history tv. only on c-span3. the civil war, john eric -- explores the battle of philippi. he art that although the action was brief, it is significant because it was the fi

. >> nixon republican larry hogan, the father of maryland's current governor, was moved by the evidence that's so appalling to me is that the president, when this whole idea was suggested to him, didn't in righteous indignation rise up and say, get out of here. you're in the office of the president of the united states. how can you talk about blackmail and bribery and keeping witnesses silent? this is the presidency of the united states. >> one by one, rock-ribbed conservatives who had revered the president put conscious over party. >> i cannot condone what i have heard. i cannot excuse it, and i cannot and will not stand still for it. >> i wish the president could do something to absolve himself. >> perhaps the most conservative southerner was walter flowers of alabama. he had served as the segregationist george wallace's campaign chairman. >> i wake up nights, at least on those nights i've been able to go to sleep lately, wondering if this could not be some sordid dream. impeach the president of the united states. >> but he did vote to impeach even though walter flowers said it gave h

. >> hours earlier hogan gidley said there have been so many wild, inaccurate and fake news characterizations, but he sidestepped the story when it was accurate. the times claims the administration officials, mike pompeo, stephen miller, mick mulvaney and son-in-law jared kushner all witnessed the alleged rant. but the story only quotes one official and he was not there former acting ice director tom homan. he told fox news today the times position about what prompted the firing of kirstjen nielsen to make it look like confirmation of the story's premise. >> what i saw in "the new york times," my quote and the response to a different question is unfair, untrue, inaccurate, and it is disgraceful. >> fox news has independently confirmed a source on the room the president "shoot them in the legs." the president did mention 400 miles of border fencing is under construction. that is in california home at six native species of rattlesnakes, but no alligators. at least yet, bret. >> bret: okay, doug thank you. up next hong kong residents protest against the police with a point laying shooting of a t