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watergate things and these scandals from the past is that the attorney general under nixon, know, john mitchell as attorney general was punishing the president's enemies and helping his friends. so attorney generals are supposed to apply the law equally. a good explanation i heard and i didn't understand this before, was that if the president wants to say let's go crack down on pharmaceutical companies, that's my priority for law enforcement and the justice department, the attorney general should do it, that's the president's prerogative. and emphasize that presidents are elected they have democratic mandates from the american people to carry out their policies and government servants should carry out those unless they're illegal and improper. what is improper if the president says to the attorney general, hey, i don't like that one pharmaceutical company's ceo because that person didn't give me a large campaign donation, go criminally investigate them. you know, that is improper and barr has signaled that that kind of activity is improper, but, again, it's all extraordinary what he is happenin

john: some people, like billy mitchell and george haskins, realized the importance that air travel was going to play. as we go on, it continues with purdue graduates. by 1924, a purdue graduate -- frederick martin -- was the most experienced pilot in the army air force. he headed up a group of four planes. the plan was to fly around the world. this was three years before lindbergh. they were going to stop every night. they would fly so far, and they would stop. they were able to go through land areas and to various points. it ended up taking them over 150 days to do this. the whole trip was planned and organized by frederick martin. unfortunately, he was lost in a huge blizzard in alaska and was not able to finish the trip. in a way, you might think he lost his place in aviation history. but he didn't. december 7, 1941. guess who is in charge of all air corps in hawaii? frederick martin. it turns out that frederick martin and his counterpart in the navy had written a report predicting the attack of the japanese on pearl harbor to the letter. the time it occurred, the day of the week it

one of the things that came out of watergate is that the attorney general under nixo nixon, john much mitchellwas punishing the presidents enemies so they are supposed to apply the law equally. so if the president says let's go crackdown on pharmaceutical companies that is my priority for law enforcement then the attorney general should do it. i want to emphasize that presidents are elected. they have democratic mandates from the american people to carry out their policies and government servants should carry those out unless they are illegal and improper. but the president says to the attorney general, i don't like that. and that pharmaceutical companies ceo because they gave me a large campaign donation and that is improper and we did signal that activity is improper. but it is all extraordinary what is happening today. >> what about his own approaches to investigating ukraine or biden or the fbi with the decision to investigate trump was legal? is that political or can they be seen as a duly responsible efforts of the attorney general? >> this is where i think there is more problems. just t

the levon helm studios in woodstock, new york, featuring singer/ songwriter john sebastian, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> mitchelltiby sting for covid-19 is becoming more readily available, but there are still multiple unknownt what the test results actually mean when it comes to public heal. i recently spoke with propublica health reporter caroline chen help explain some of the ion. caroline, thanks so much for joining us. there's been such an intense focus on antibody tests both here in the u.s. and ovet eas, but thout controversy. and some of the methodologies that are used in the studies have been questioned as well for bias in sort of other elements that can, you know, sort of sway results. so, how reliable are these tests and how dangerous is a false positive? >> yeah. so, there really questions you ask right there. so, let me break this down a little bit here. so, antibody studies that are now being conducted nationwide at state levels tyd even at co levels are really, really important because they can actually answer many question but the most common type of study that's being done right now is to ask thi

mitchell remembers annie glenn. >> they were an all american cup, annie and john glenn the hero astronaut celebrated as the first american to orbit the earth. they had met as toddlers, she said practically sharing a playpen in their ohio hometown but afflic reluctantly into nasa's spotlight and portrayed in "the right stuff. coming to washington as the wife of a senator she overcame her disorder even becoming a public speaker for the disabled as her husband served four senate terms before leaving politics >> i told everybody i have given him to our country for 55 years, and i was ready to take him back as mine. >> reporter: but he had one more mission going back into space at age 77 to test the effects of weightlessness on the elderly. after 73 years of marriage annie glenn buried john at arlington in 2017 on what would have been their wedding anniversary. she died today of covid-19 annie glenn was 100 years old. andrea mitchell, nbc news >> godspeed, annie glenn. we'll be right back. >>> before we go we want you to know the latest installment of "nightly news" kids edition is available these pups are not letting the vir

73 of marriage she buried john in arlington in 2017 on what would have been their wedding anniversary. she died today of covid-19 annie glenn was 100 years old. andrea mitchell, nbc news >> godspeed, annie glenn. we'll be right back. . >>> before we go we want you to know the latest installment of "nightly news" kids edition is available these pups are not letting the virus get in the way of their work to help kids feel better we'll explain. plus dude perfect joins us with a trick shot you can try at home our new episode is streaming right now. and that is "nightly news" for this evening. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. >>> right now, 6:00, police officers are possible exposed. the one case of covid-19 in the bay area police department scrambling. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being was. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. another county joins phase two. we have jessica aguirre from home. >> raj and janelle, imagine five restaurants all owned by one bay area family. all of them very different. so how do you create plans, survival plans to weather the stay at home order for all five of the re

john gotti in prison. this week gleeson signaled his kept mitchell of the justice department's effort to dismiss the case saying in a recent op-ed, the record reeks of improper political influence. flynn pleaded guilty twice in open court for lying to the fbi. i can recall being at the courthouse that pivotal moment when flip admitted to judge sullivan when he lied to the fbi he knew it was a crime. sullivan is also asking this outside counsel to look into whether he committed perjury when pleading guilty in court. george? >> okay, pierre, thank you very much. almost nothing normal about the case. michael? >> all right, george. >>> around the world. countries are slowly easing back into normal life. the mayor of queenstown, new zealand, is jumping for joy that businesses are re-opening. >> all: three, two, one -- >> yeah, the mayor said he was delighted. he said he was delighted to mark the re-opening of that facility even if it means jumping off a bridge first thing in the morning. he is -- i wououpoppg the chamgn bole am i not doing that. i'm too happy to do that. >> i'm with you, michael. they have done an a

mitchell. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you. a programming note. you will want to keep it to bloomberg television tomorrow. exclusivem., an interview with new york fed president johns. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: canada's largest life insurance company is giving employees an extended weekend next month. the ceo discussed this initiative as well as a timeline for the recovery of the insurance market. priority is the health and safety of our people. our people have done an amazing job to support each other and our customers. we have declared june 19 as the global thank you day. this day is designed to give people a chance to take a day off, relax. we have awarded all of our staff five additional personal days in 2021. it is a function of the fact that we are seeing people effort in an incredible in incredible circumstances and we want to make sure there health and well-being is a top priority. ask what kind of claims of you getting related to the pandemic and what kind of claims are you getting that are not related to the pandemic? >> as we think about the crisis itself, there are really two orders of impact. the first is primarily around claims and sales. aroundo

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