just like timothy mcveigh. timothy mcveigh got his first bomb training in michigan. timothy mcveigh killed more people with a bomb than anyone else in american history. and ron johnson could take one look at timothy mcveigh and know that he would never do anything to break the law. today in michigan, attorney general dana nessel announced charges against 21-year-old joshua doctor nor making death threats against president biden, speaker pelosi and michigan's governor whitmer. he is charged with one count of threat of terrorism and one count of using a computer to commit a crime, both are 20-year felonies. the fbi opened the investigation when they received tips about threatening posts that joshua doctor made on social media, michigan state police took up that investigation, a state released by the attorney general's office today says doctor posted multiple threatening comments on the social media platform in january 2021. in those posts, doctor stated he would used a gun to shoot and kill the elected officials and would be the catalyst for a new american revolution.

just like timothy mcvay. timothy mcvay got his first bomb training in michigan. timothy mcvay killed more people with a bomb than anyone else in american history. and ron johnson would take one look at timothy mcvay and know he would never do anything to break the law. today in michigan, attorney general announced charges against 21-year-old for making death threats against president biden, speaker pelosi and michigan's governor whitmer. charged with one count of threat of terrorism, one count of using computer to commit a crime, 20-year felonies. fbi received tips about threatening posts he made on social media. michigan police took up the investigation, statement from the office says docter posted several comments, stated would use a done to shoot and kill elected officials an be the catalyst for new american revolution. and had information how to make a bomb and where to find the necessary materials on his smartphone, and that is exactly what timothy mcvay wanted to be, the catalyst. the catalyst for a revolution against the american government by deranged, mu

timothy, good morning.imothy: thank you for having me on. >> i want to remind our viewers that we are not only here on "washington journal," but we are simulcasting on american history tv on c-span3 right now as well. so timothy, explained to us what winston churchill was doing in fulton, missouri on march 5, 1946. timothy: 75 years ago and a day. it is a question we get asked every day at america's national churchill museum. why in the world would winston churchill visit westminster college in central missouri, in the heart of america? i guess the simple answer is the college asked him to come. the longer answer is a little more complicated. it would take you back really to the end of world war ii. there was v.e. day in europe at the end of 1945. the allies had been victorious in europe. rings were looking good for churchill, for harry truman, and of course the other of the big three in the alliance, joseph stalin in the soviet union. they had won the war in europe. shortly thereafter, there was an electio

host: go ahead and responded, timothy. guest: there is a lot to unpack.irst of all, your attitude about churchill and communism is correct. churchill certainly knew, and early on, was not a fan of bolshevism and communism. the alliance with the soviets was a necessary one. it was a repositioning of forces. there was no way the allies from britain could have done it alone. churchill warned president roosevelt to send materials and the soviets got a better deal than britain did. churchill knew that but he needed help. he was standing alone in 1939, 1940 as germany was swallowing up pieces of europe. all of europe for that matter. when it became necessary to form an alliance with the soviets he did so by matter of necessity. churchill was a shrewd politician and geopolitics was the arena he loved to play in and was very effective in. he made that decision out of necessity really and ultimately it was the right decision. but he knew and that is coming back to the "iron curtain" speech. once the war was over they needed to go back and deal with the soviets and

timothy, before we let you go, are you buying nfts?your take on the latest trend or craze or maybe the future i don't want to call it a craze. that implies it will end what is your take on the art world right now? >> you are seeing vast changes we don't have any nfts yet we don't have a cryptocurrency account. i can't say we're in that business i will say we follow obviously the artist and what they hemake we have been collecting digital video for many years now when we present exhibitions, we are working in the digital realm and the like it is inevitable just as print making did in the 15th century and photography in the 19th century we will look at those and follow their lead if we collect them, we will esse even eventually it is the way of the future. >> there's been big dollars and big numbers certainly around it. look forward to getting back to the art museum and seeing works of beeple up on the wall timothy rub, we appreciate your time look forward to seeing you in philadelphia soon. take care. >> thank you, brian. you take care.

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timothy: i think the $15 minimum wage wasn't enough, frankly. there are big sectors of the economy that can handle better wages. i think it could stress small businesses and businesses operating in low income areas, but there is no question that there is a broad slice of corporate america that is sitting on piles of cash and has the ability to pay better wages and has yet to meet that mandate. it is a shame that there is not just a rational consensus around a minimum wage because it is practical, broad bipartisan support but not being done. matt: i have talked to a few people who are opposed to it, from the middle of america who say it is tough for small businesses to think about $15 an hour and more would be a bigger ask. we will talk to someone else in just a few minutes who is for a minimum wage increase. so a couple of pro voices. thank you for joining us. you can get his work on the bloomberg terminal. we will continue to talk about the fight for minimum wage. it doesn't seem to be doing very well. mary kay henry of seiu will tell us why it

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timothy: thank you so much, i appreciate being here. for those who are incarcerated. prisons and jails have been hit hard by the pandemic with major outbreaks across the country. but when it comes to allocating scarce vaccines, states have dramatically different ideas about how inmates should be prioritized. the experience of one state -- colorado -- shows the role politics can play in these difficult decisions. stephanie sy has thastory. stephanie: at age 19, anthon quintana jr was convicted of murder. now nearly 51, he's still serving out his 40-year sentence at limon correctional complex in colorado. >> he's admitted to his part and he's been there for 32 years. that's a long time. we're trying everything we can to get him home. stephanie: his parents, anthony seni and kathryn quintana, say their son grew up in prison, and has tried to put his time there to good use. >> he's taken every program imaginable from computers to , electric to hvac heating and cooling, bricklaying, programming -- plumbing. kathryn: electric. and he's a musi

timothy hail loves hitler and trump. he loves hitler and trump. and he's not the only one. the capitol was crawling with nazis on january 6th. some of them have been arrested. they were ready to do anything for donald trump, just like the nazis who were ready to do anything for adolf hitler. joe biden crushed those nazis' dream of a trump re-election and then january 6th police and national guard eventually crushed those nazis' dream of taking over the capitol and the nazis' dream of installing donald trump as president. now attorney general merrick garland will deal with the nazis who invaded the capitol and with the men who attacked officer brian sicknick. leading off the discussion tonight is democrat congressman tim ryan of ohio, the chair of the legislative branch subcommittee which oversees the capitol police. congressman ryan, this major arrest, the first one linked to the assault on officer sicknick coming just days after merrick garland officially took over, had a first fum day of work, is it likely that these arrests were being held so that the attorney general co

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. >> reporter: meet timothy hale-cusanel of colts neck, new jersey. >> the normal people of new jersey things aren't corrected soon, will have no choice but to keep jumping ship to other states or, sadly, open revolt against overlords with no connection to our state or o people. >> reporter: according to filings with the d.c. district court, an n.c.i.s. agent's source said he's an avowed white supremacist and nazi sympathizer. this video and others like it were taken down when hale- cusanelli was arrested for participating in the january 6 attack on the capitol. at the time of arrest, he was a member of the u.s. army reserve and a contractor at a naval depot, where an affidavit says he had access to a variety of munitions and a security clearance at level "secret." but accordg to democratic congresswoman jackie speier, he was far from the only alleged attacker to have a background in the uniformed services. >> what we found in the january 6 insurrection was that we had active uty service members who were part of that mob, we had persons that had top secret clearances that were part of

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previously the most violent attack was committed by timothy mcveigh. in oklahoma city. the bombing that murdered hundreds of people. this was in the 1990's. flash forward to today. what these individuals tried to do was literally disrupt the very nature of our democracy. we are tracking these people. we are listening to what they are saying. we should take them seriously. they want to kidnap and kill elected members of congress. they wanted to try to seize the vice president of the united states. there is nothing political about this purpose. we need to move past president trump, whose pension for these people is inexplicable. they're opposed to democracy itself. they are a threat to everyone, regardless of how you vote. host: california's next, this is sharon. caller: good morning, i would like to say first off that i kind of want to clarify what the qanon movement is, at least from my perspective. i think the way it is being represented is not correct. it is really more about the -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for i

but i want to introduce you to someone, timothy phan, keim here, drhcame here and drove eight hours to be at this protest. remember, the suspect investigators say was on his way south to possibly commit more crimes like this in this state. so why did you drive here and how does this relate to you personally? >> i live in florida, so when i heard about this on top of everything else happening around the country in new york, the west coast, you can easily choose to dismiss it, like oh, it will never be near me, right? but then it happened at atlanta, georgia, our neighbors, right. as a floridian, they're our neighbors. so i feel like i have to be here because, you know, just to support the people here, right? >> and timothy, you said your family works in the nail salon industry and when you heard that this person was coming down to possibly commit similar crimes, that hit you personally? >> that hit me personally. that hit me personally. and the people, the women who perished, right, i see my family in them. that's why it just hits. i see mother, my acquaintances, my colleagues. and i fe

next, we look back 75 years at one of the cold war's most iconic speeches period with timothy riley of america's national churchill museum. he joined us from fulton, missouri.

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with us this morning he is the director and chief curator of americans national churchill museum timothy. thank you so much for being with us this mor in 1996. she discussed how the world changed in 50 years and about the collapse of the soviet union in 1991. >> lady thatcher, students, alumni and friends of westminster college and ladies and gentlemen, since the beginning of the john finley green foundation lectures in 1936, westminster college has been privileged to host some of the greatest men and women of 20th century thought. nowhere else in this nation could serve as a more fitting forum for world leaders than america's heartland, where the lifeblood of liberty flows purely and passionately. these great leaders travel here secure in the knowledge that no matter how different our cultures and our backgrounds, we have the capability to reach a common understanding of the problems of our day. today we gather to celebrate the 50th anniversary of sir winston churchill's immortal lecture traditionally known as his iron curtain speech. we are deeply honored that sir winston's grandchildr

in two hours national churchill museum director timothy riley looks back 75 years at winston churchill's iron curtain speech in 1946 at westminster college in fulton, missouri and in three hours remarks by former british prime minister margaret thatcher at westminster college in 1996. she spoke about churchill's iconic cold war speech and about the 1991 collapse of the soviet union. well, we are going to have a panel discussion now on teaching abraham lincoln and the civil war. my name is jonathan white and i'm the vice chairman of the lincoln forum, and i'm so glad to have all of you here today. we're going to be bringing in a wonderful panel. we have william c davis caroline janney tamika nunley and craig simons, and they will be coming in right now as they turn on their cameras and unmute and the way i wanted to start this off is actually to have each of our li

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timothy riley joins us from fulton, missouri with an excerpt from instant shirttails speech.m stettin in the baltic to trieste in the adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the continent. behind that line lie all the capitals of the ancient states of central and eastern europe.

before i turn to timothy, take a listen to this other part, mr. mcmilan talking about when he knew it was over for george floyd. >> so i'm trying to tell him, just cooperate with them, get up and get in the car go with them you can win. >> and did he say, i can't, to you? >> yes, ma'am. when the paramedics arrived for mr. floyd, i knew then in my mind that it was over for mr. floyd. he was dead. >> as a former prosecutor yourself, what are they trying to convey to the jury in this exchange >> how extremely traumatic this was for these witnesses, how incredibly real it was for these witnesses. you know, you had juror number seven have a stress related moment where the judge had to excuse the entire jury and have to talk to her now, imagine her being so stressed just by listening to testimony, by seeing these recordings imagine now mr. mcmilan's and all the other witnesses that the prosecution brought and how they felt watching george floyd die in real life right there before their eyes so what they're trying to convey is that this was something tha

jillian: brian kilmeade interviewed cardinal timothy dolan to find out houthis schools do it while aout the parents and the kids. you've got a brown university study that found that school districts located in counties with more catholic schools were less likely to shut down because of competition. one reason why those public schools are seeing firsthand how successful and how possible it is for parochial schools to go back and bring kids back to the classroom safely. i went out to new york city and we picked a random school that's been open since september. we met with archbishop of new york, i think future pope, my vote of course, cardinal he dolanto find out why it was so important to get kids back the to school and what it meant to him. watch. school of "the good shepherd" founded in 1925. think of everything the school has withstood, the depression, world war ii, all the challenges of new york and this country. it's no surprise that this is one of the schools that opened up in the fall after shutting down, it had to open for the students. and the specialness of the school, we ha

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the chip off the old reich is named timothy hale-cusanelli, known from now on as timothy heil-mussolini. and ever since the riot, federal authorities have been on the hunt for the two people who sprayed chemical irritants at police, which may have led to the tragic death of officer brian sicknick. well, sunday, the f.b.i. arrested two men: west virginia resident and guy who alphabetized his vhs porn collection, george tanios; and intern at the strip club julian khater. khater and tanios are childhood friends who grew up in new jersey, and they thoughtfully left a lot of evidence. for the cops. for instance, tanios lives in morgantown, west virginia, where he's the owner of "sandwich university"-- known for its fierce rivalry with sloppy joe polytech. in fact, on social media, tanios calls himself the "sandwich nazi." okay, at this point, i think you can drop the "sandwich." tanios' restaurant bills itself the king of the fat sandwich, because they look like this one, the fat mountaineer, which includes cheesesteak, burger, mozzarella sticks, chicken tender, jalapeno popper, bacon, and e

timothy earned a full football scholarship at the university of alabama at birmingham.y. after getting a masters degree, uab hired him as director of character development. >> my job is to remind them why they decided to play this game. >> his motivational speaking skills have led to bookings by pro sports teams and fortune 500 companies. >> it is our positive response that allows us to be unstoppable. >>> the human factor brought to you by cultureelle. still your best friend. and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's journey, just better. find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ learn, save and spend with guidance from chase. confiden

. >> reporter: timothy douglas is a fifth-grade teacher and on the team bargaining with usd. >> childcare is a really big issue for about 40% of our members. they need to figure out what will happen with her own kids when they go back so that is one of the reasons some of our members have not been able to get vaccine appointments yet. and then some of the spaces are still making sure with our safety walk-throughs that they are physically meeting the criteria that we have. >> reporter: april 19 is a mandated return date for teachers. >> we're hoping by the time we get to the fall the conditions will allow us to be completely open with full capacity in all of our last rooms. >> reporter: in a survey of teachers, around 82% say they intend to return on april 19th. live in oakland tonight, andria borba, kpix5. >>> now to the road to recovery, napa is on track to move into the orange tier next week. that means wineries can reopen indoors and the possible return of the tourism industry. downtown apple is already buzzing with excitement today. most of the people strolling around were locals but

and the specialness of this school and cardinal timothy dolan here to see the success story up close.mask, but this time a little bit different. >> two-thirds of the seventh graders were there, and they were properly distanced, and all the school kids were watching on live stream. brian: 488 new york city schools are finally going to open at the end of march. you opened in september. >> we listened to people. we listened to the health care experts who said you could do this. our teachers say we want to teach, we want to be back, we want to be in person, and our parents said, please, let the kids come back. and do you know what? did you ever think we'd hear the students say we want to get back to school? so we listened. brian: there's just under 6,000 parochial schools. >> the pandemic began a year ago, and our schools took a hit because parents were unable to reenroll about 6%. now the good news is our enrollment is up, and next year looks each better. brian: how many people would rather be at home? how many people would rather be in class? every hand. >> my day is better here than th

timothy davis right here. national park service lead historian that specializes in park historic structures and cultural landscaped. tim generously took the time to review our manuscript, and to pen the book's forward. we're looking forward to his new book "national park roads" due for release this fall by the university of virginia press. and we're delighted that he could join us today to share his perspective on georgia grant's role in the national park service. so we will take turns presents today. this first picture you're looking at was taken in 1933. it is jackson lake at the grand tee national park. they were part of the civilian conservation core, and when we saw this picture in 2006 while doing research in the national park service historic photographic collection, i said to ren, i think this is an ansel adams. introduced to george grant. after discovering several similar images we asked who is george grant, and we later learned that he was the first staff photographer of the national park service. we

was the one you had 24 goal attempts to frankfurt's 9 but the hunt's made this count timothy chandler hammered the final nail in the coffin and stoppage time taking advantage of another only on defensive blunder 5 to the final school the only statistic that actually counts. frankfurt proves they were more effective and mature than your own. more of a true top team but the bananas remain one of the season's big surprises and they will likely never forget this stunning moment. one of the things that makes football the beautiful game is how an unexpected events can turn the course of a match i thought it was a goalkeeper is out to slow down. my load. was a mistake they're on to they didn't look up to say well no it's all walls and i think lucas lives at the wrong mobile thank you look again. that's why he slid lutes up the pole coming back with a lot of pace vontae and it goes all the way in a corner only gallo his 1st own goal in the bonus league 21 for frank but. then the ones on the i took it down and wanted to play it back to the keeper with my left i don't know if the ball sprung up

. >> reporter: that is timothy douglas, he says that is vaccination rates that were a sticking point not just for teachers but for their families and communities. >> this still happening in very realtime. my pregnant wife just got an appointment yesterday for april 15th. and the continued delays frustrated parents. >> my kids are going back, there are a lot of kids that are not. >> reporter: she has two students in the district and has been pushing for kids to return. she was disappointed that most students will still have to wait until middle april. and even then, only for five in person hours a week. >> a lot of districts around us are offering so much more in person learning, my kids are going to get 40 hours total for this entire school year. >> reporter: back to you. >>> students will come back to class full time in mount deablo at the start of the new school c year, september 12th. parents will have the option for virtual school. and today, california released new rules for school graduations, many in-person ceremonies canceled or postponed because of the pandemic as you know,

that's 9 but the huntsman this count timothy chandler handed the final nail in the coffin and stoppage time taking advantage of another defensive blunder 5 to the final school statistic that actually counts. trying to prove they were more effective and mature than any own more of a true top team but the bananas remain one of the season's big surprises and they will likely never forget this stunning moment. one of the things that makes football the beautiful game is how an unexpected event can turn the course of a match i think what's a goal keep but what is out just lets out oh my lord. it was a most states that on the day she did was look up to saying well lou it's a walls and i think lucas lives at the longbow but check your book again. that's where he slipped lutes up the bowl coming back with a lot of pies vontae and it goes all the way and of course only gallo his 1st own gold in the bonus league 21 for frank but. i mean the ones on the i took it down and wanted to play it back to the keeper with my left eye i don't know if the ball sprung up a little bit but i definitely connecte

timothy douglas is a fifth- grade teacher in fruitvale, and on the team bargaining with ost. >> childcare is a really big issue for about 40% of our members. they need to figure out what is going to happen with her own kids when they go back so that is one of the reasons some of our members have not been able to get vaccine appointments yet. and then some of the spaces were still making sure with our safety walk-throughs that they are physically meeting the criteria that we have. >> reporter: they want their students back in the classroom. >> hoping that the time we get to the fall that the conditions will allow us to be completely open with folks passing through all of our classrooms. >> reporter: many other families are opting out to get their kids off of zoom. >> they are going to private school, to charter schools, and the numbers are going to be really shocking and high. >> reporter: it is estimated about 82% of teachers are prepared to return to the classroom on april 19th as mandated. live in oakland, andria borba, kpix5. >>> covid is canceling tonight's high school football game b

his attorneys have noted in court filings timothy maintains he's not a white supremacist. he's now facing several charges in this case. he's not yet entered a plea, but his lawyers maintain that he is not violent, briana. >> thank you. >>> more than two months after the deadly attack on the capitol despite the charges and all we know republicans are still finding ways to defend the insurrectionists, some of them at least and this includes in racist ways. >> i know those were people that love this country, truly respect law enforcement, wouldn't do anything to break the law so i wasn't concerned. now, had the tables been turned and president trump won the election and those were tens of thousands of black lives matter antifa protesters, i might have been a little concerned. >> that remark is racist and des deservedly has been called out for being racist. senator johnson saying these are people, quote who respect law enforcement and would never do anything to break the law. he's lying. when all is said and done the department of justice expects 400 people would have been cha

when you had 24 goal attempts to frankfurt's 9 but the hosts made this count timothy chandler hamet the final nail in the coffin and stoppage time taking advantage of another defensive blunder 5 to the final school statistic that actually counts. frank that proves they were more effective and mature than any on more of a true top team but the balance remain one of the season's big surprises and they will likely never forget this stunning moment. one of the things that makes football the beautiful game is how an unexpected event can turn the course of a match i think what's a gal keep up. my words. was a mistake there on today she didn't look up to see well lou it's a walls and i think lucas lives at the wrong mobile check your book again. that's where he slid lutes up the pole coming back with a lot of pace vontae and it goes all the way and if current only shallow his 1st don't go in the bonus league 21 for frank but. they're going to ones on the i took it down and wanted to play it back to the keeper with my left foot i don't know if the ball sprung up a little bit but i definitely co

cease fire in yemen but it says more commitment is needed from the warring parties special envoy timothy lender king made that assessment after visiting the region yemen has now been at war for more than 6 years well those are the headlines be more news here on al-jazeera off to one o one east inside myanmar crackdown stay with us. the 1st major legislation for president joe biden is getting the pandemic under control with the big checks and more money we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in now while the president because devastated many of the streets get a huge boost to the video games counting the calls on al-jazeera. the. rage and chaos sweep through the streets. demonstrators are angry. with the country's democratically elected government. but the military isn't backing. deadly flu. any opposition. goes inside. them. since february 1st a climate of fear has overtaken me. a country i've called home for almost a decade we've seen not just political figures and ministry officials being detained but also activists and right to. make has

washington irritated by monroe's evidently pro french actions and statements instructed secretary of state timothy pickering to recall the minister monroe received word of his dismissal in december 1776. excuse me. 1796 monroe delayed his return home until august the 1797 partly to avoid harsh atlantic weather and partly to avoid the appearance of acquiescing to his recall. he published a lengthy pamphlet upon his return really was a book telling his side of the story. aiming harsh criticism at the washington administration and predicting the dire consequences of repudiating the american alliance with france. publication of a view of the conduct of the executive prompted an extraordinary reaction from george, washington his copy of the book preserved at the houghton library of harvard university contains what the national archives calls quote the most extended unremitting and pointed use of taunts and jibes sarcasm and scathing criticism in all of his writings. monroe explains his concern for maintaining the french alliance. it being known that with other members of the senate i had opposed in man

timothy davis right here national park service lead historian who specializes in park historic structures and cultural landscapes. tim generously took the time to review our manuscript add to our research and penned the books forward and we're looking forward to his new book national park roads a legacy in the american landscape due for release this fall by the university of virginia, press and we are delighted that he could join us today to share his perspective. on george grant's role within the national park service. so ren tim and i will take turns presenting today. this first picture you're looking at was taken in 1933. and it is jackson like at the grand tetons national park. the men in the foreground were part of the civilian conservation corps. and when we saw this picture in 2006 while doing research in the national park service historic photographic collection, i said to rent i think this is an ansel adams photograph. and turning it over we were introduced to george grant. after discovering several similar images. we asked archivist tom durant. who is george grant? and we later

. >> reporter: that is timothy douglas, he says that is vaccination rates that were a sticking pointot just for teachers but for their families and communities. >> this still happening in very realtime. my pregnant wife just got an appointment yesterday for april 15th. and the continued delays frustrated parents. >> my kids are going back, there are a lot of kids that are not. >> reporter: she has two students in the district and has been pushing for kids to return. she was disappointed that most students will still have to wait until middle april. and even then, only for five in person hours a week. >> a lot of districts around us are offering so much more in person learning, my kids are going to get 40 hours total for this entire school year. >> reporter: back to you. >>> students will come back to class full time in mount deablo at the start of the new schoolsc year, september 12th. parents will have the option for virtual school. and today, california released new rules for school graduations, many in-person ceremonies canceled or postponed because of the pandemic as you know, am

we talk with timothy riley, museum director and chief curator. watch tonight starting at 8:00 eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> next, on the presidency. ronald reagan gives his first press conference nine days after taking the oath of office on january 20th, 1981. questions about the recently resolved iranian hostage crisis and its aftermath dominated a discussion that ranged from domestic affairs to the new administration's foreign policy priorities. president reagan met with the press in the old executive office building next door to the white house. this video is courtesy of the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. >> how do you do. i have a brief opening statement here before i take your questions. yesterday, secretary of the treasury, donald reagan, sent to the congress a request to raise the debt ceiling to $985 billion. this represents a dramatic jump of $50 billion over the previous debt ceiling. the administration took this action with great regret because it's clear that the ma

a cease fire and yemen but it says more commitment is needed from the rival parties special envoy timothy linda king made that assessment after visiting the region yemen has now been at war for more than 6 years the government backed by a saudi led coalition is fighting who the rebels who control the capital sanaa want to be a whore is a former u.s. diplomat and also the former deputy chief of mission in yemen he says the u.n. security council should be tougher on the warring sides. the leadership. are. seen on lifting the siege. and stopping the aerial bombardment from saudi arabia 1st before they stop that seems to that's unrealistic and it seems like they are just biding for time so that they can finish taking over matter in their own media channels they are talking about a victory they feel victorians i think this is very on realistic and very unfortunate the un security council should take it off or stand but that has been disappointing as well as this goes on regardless of which side wins matter it will only cause the war to continue and the suffering in yemen has already reached be

support for saudi arabia in yemen and reversed a decision to label the who thinks as terrorists pointed timothy leader king is especially. envoy to yemen to renew talks with stakeholders the u.s. proposed a ceasefire last week which the wheaties rejected saying riyadh must 1st lift its see any a blockade. american will to in the conflict is high and yet it seems the prospect of peace may be fueling the war we have seen in c.d.'s as illusions. also get abs so it knows us that it seems that both partners are where they are coming to be or might be coming to an end. they are trying to. have. on the ground in order to have negotiations but. now 6 years into the war neither side wants to lose and yet as they fight to win yemenis are dying every day succumbing to war to disease to famine shelob alice al-jazeera. sells a come on al-jazeera allegations opposing after a leading opposition figure in the republic of congo dies and we'll tell you about the iris of this world plan to clean up space junk. it's spring and we see tonight is already and you might think well there's more cloud coming from what i

our guests to take your calls and tweets is timothy riley, the national churchill museum curator and director. first an excerpt from mr. churchill's speech. ♪ mr. churchill: from stettin in the baltic to trieste in the adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the continent. behind that line lie all the capitals of the ancient states of central and eastern europe. warsaw, berlin, prague, vienna, budapest, belgrade, bucharest and sofia, all these famous cities and the populations around them lie in what i must