this came up in the john edwards case. it would have been litigated up on the court of appeals, but they couldn't secure convictions in the john edwards case. in the john edwards case, you had a presidential candidate who somebody else was paying off as mr. here you have trump paying off of the legs, mistress? well, that's entirely under the us constitution under the 1st amendment. no campaign lock and limit what you spend on your own behalf. and so that's why as a constitutionally protected right, to do whatever he wants, that's why they're going through some procedural shenanigans to try to escape the constitution's restrictions on their charges. mister barnes campaigns and nations and billings have been used by previous democratic administrations in a pretty laser fair way. it's no secret here in russia. the, the prior to these huge fallout between moscow and washington and number of russian bags. and steve connected enterprises made contributions to the clinton foundation . i think that it was also raised as a concern,

he decided to take to the skies to ring in his special day john edwards from our columbus affiliate hasg and i got 10 pound weights that i do about 100 a day on each arm. >> reporter: brownie cox has a goal of 10,000 steps a day, he already stepped more than 11,000 by noon when i met him. >> that's all there is to it it keeps your hang strength up. >> reporter: brownie was in the army he trained paratroopers for the 82nd airborne to deploy to korea during the war. >> i got out of the army in 1954 i made 38 jumps all together, i made 12 night jumps. >> reporter: recently brownie cox suited up one more time for a skydiving trip to colorado most would be a little noerv ous. >> i jumped out of airplanes so damn many times, it was nothing to me. >> reporter: but he was a little surprised. >> the wind was so strong that it felt like it was peeling the skin off your face that just lasted until you got done free falling. >> reporter: brownie says skydiving just came naturally to him. last year he celebrated his 89th birthday zip lining over a 1,200 foot george. >> i was never afraid of heights,

like a week and a half." >> early polls show him third, trailing both senator hillary clinton and john edwards we've got two different americas. we've got one for all those who are doing very, very well and then one for everybody else. >> edwards is focused on an eradication of poverty. but the 2008 election was all about the war in iraq. >> you said that if you were president in 2002, you would have not gone into war. >> right. >> however, how can you then explain the seeming contradiction from your voting to support the invasion? >> i do not believe that most of us who voted to give the president authority thought he would so misuse the authority we gave him. >> hillary clinton tries to explain it away. and that was ultimately unsatisfactory, especially on an issue that was so divisive. >> i am proud that i opposed this war from the start, because i thought that it would lead to some -- the disastrous conditions that we've seen on the ground in iraq. >> obama was really smart, extraordinarily articulate, but vague. >> i went on your website to find some information about you. and i was wonde

howard dean led john edwards, richard gephardt and john kerry in the polls.eople would love howard dean but he finished almost as fast as he rose with the dean scream in california. >> we are going back to washington, d.c. to take back the white house. brian: former new york mayor rudy giuliani was leading in those polls. governor mike huckabee stole into prominence from behind. remember tv start fred thompson. they were begging for him to get in. but mccain would be the on one to bounce back when the sum he supported in iraq was a success. no candidate should be dancing in the end zone before a debate or primary. and hillary clinton for senator obama. >> not too long ago my opponent made a prediction. he said i would probably win pennsylvania and he would win north carolina and indiana would be the tie breaker. tonight we have come from behind, we have broken the tie. and thanks to you it's full speed on to the white house. brian: the former first lady led the freshman senator in illinois by 1259 points in may, 2007. obama had a thin resume but a ton of tale

so abby lowell who got john edwards off and albiol who got senator menendez off is now the biden's attorney. he is one of the best attorneys in the country. i think you would admit. he is representing them. this is not a slamdunk, is it? >> let me ask you a question. [laughter] >> sean: by the way, behind me, it says, piero. i did not know that. >> if you sign a pistol permit application and you lie on that application and you get the permit, you get the gun. what else do you need? i don't care if god comes down to represent you. you are guilty of lying and submitting a purchase statement for a gun. [applause] >> sean: we are asking, do we have a dual justice system in america? >> of course we do. >> sean: i would have been in jail already. >> me, too. here is the thing. yeah. you would have to identify it. but yes. [chuckles] look at those. >> sean: i have lost all control of the show. go ahead. >> here is the problem. america has lost faith in the criminal justice system. criminal for good reason to expect i gave 32 years of my life as a prosecutor, judge, and a d.a. i'm a believer. i hav

on the issue of bringing in abbey lowell, i mean this is a person who's a real deal, defended john edwardsht, the senator of north carolina who was accused of corruption. defended bob menendez as well, defended ivanka trump, jared trump. you know, the bottom line -- kushner, excuse me. the bottom line is i just think going on the offensive sometimes could be effective. everyone has a different style. no one has a monopoly on wisdom, but i think the way he's spinning this on behalf of abbey lowell his client to say, listen, i think this is political and i want to go after you could be very effective. >> i think there are political implications here that really aren't in my wheel house. legally speaking and ethically speaking the biden administration are doing the right thing with this. they've separated themselves away from the criminal investigation. he's not involved at all in any of that. they're doing the right things they need to do as far as the legal and ethical stuff. politically that's a whole other kettle of fish. as joey said he's defending his son, saying i love him no matter wh

okay, so abbe lowell, who got john edwards off, and abbe lowell, who got senator menendez off, is now the biden's attorney . he's one of the best attorneys in the country. i think you would admit he is representing them. so this is not a slam dunk, is it? >> let me ask you a question or the way behind me. it says pirro, i didn't know about it. >> if you signed a pistol permit application and you lie on that application, go to jail and you get the permit. you get the gun. what else do you need? i don't care if god comes down to represent you . you are guilty of lying and submitting perjury. statement for the gun by we're we're asking, do we have a duel justice system in america? if it was on "hannity", i would i would have been in jail already. me too. i would have been there for you . okay, but here's the thing. least that i have a friend. yeah, we did know. but you'd have to identify as female to get into my jail day. yeah. i know. now i have lost control of the show. go ahead. okay, but here's the problem. america has lost faith in the criminal justice system. a good reason. i gave

for example, where they went after people like ted stevens, then a sitting senator, john edwards, a former candidate who like george santos was controversial but the cases didn't stick. how does that -- when you go after a sit member of congress, but of course that's not supposed to be a compensatory damages -- exemption to the rule of law earth. >> everyone's well aware of the cases where doj lost public corruption cases. there are cases involving senators. there are cases involving other elected officials, and you learn every time you lose a case. some of the losses were self-inflicted wounds. the alaska case that came to light later on. but by and large losses in these cases involve the difficulty of convincing every member of a jury that a defendant is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. that means that they have been very focused on assembling their evidence before they brought charges, making sure that both in terms of admissible evidence but also in terms of the law, that they're on a very clear footing. in many ways it's not great in the moment when you lose a case, but in many ways,

know there are a lot of democrat operatives that are very, very concerned. >> john kasich, john and donna edwardsit up for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. imagine you're inside your home with your child and someone randomly opens fire on your house with an ar-15, shooting through the walls. it happened to a mom in new mexico. her terrifying story coming up, along with chilling new 911 calls released from that mall attack in texas. they are among the latest victims on the seemingly endless list of americans who have come face to face with gun violence. plus, as the clock ticks down, the stakes go up. president biden ready to sit down with speaker mccarthy again today, trying to keep the u.s. economy from default. but the stock market may already be feeling the heat. it is

first off, i know i speak for the audience, say thank you for not having john cullum also recite edward everett's remarks. you're very welcome. we would be here till tomorrow. you mentioned the prime began reciting the address in. europe and the international visitors who come to the museum. i mean, everybody would know that lincoln won the civil war and, emancipated the slaves. you find that there because his words were much more specific to this time and this time in his place in the in our history than, for example. jefferson's in the declaration of independence, which are much more kind of universal apply to people almost any time, any place you find people who come to visit are familiar with lincoln's words. their meaning. yes we actually receive visitors more than 100 countries annually. they come from five continents and they know of him. they they may not be as with some of his writing as others, but they know the gettysburg address and we've actually have some international in the book like for once former president of poland wrote hundred and 72 words in a week so people do kn

fox business's edward lawrence questioning john kirby about this and the plan to combat chinese aggression. watch this. >> the g7's planning on he derisking is the term i've heard from china. is the president meeting this action or is this the world leaders coming together? >> you're going to hear them acknowledge that nobody's looking for a conflict here with the prc. we are looking to compete. maria: it's all about competition. never a word about the ccp being an adversary. and another cheat sheet, the president caught with a cheat sheet at the g7, found holding the paper in the air, called talking points, reminding the president to thank them for hosting the the summit. joining me, lieutenant colonel keith zell is here. how would you assess the president's trip to japan so far? >> well, the house of representatives is focused on the debt ceiling increase. we've got less than two weeks before that happens. and jet setter joe has jetted off to the far east when we are in the midst of very serious timeframe before we must get this done. maria: well, the president claims that the debt negot

edward joseph. he's a senior fellow at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he was the us deputy head of the a c emission in cost of of it joins us live from branch of lava. in slovakia, i'm edward. good to have you back with us. i looked, i mean, nato has condemned the attacks by sub demonstrate, as on it's peacekeepers of totally unacceptable. how much of an escalation is this then in terms of tensions between subs and f, the gal damian's in cost of us? so it's good. so of course it's quite significant. this is outragious behavior. the data was actually restrained by labeling of these individuals as protesters, when really they're criminals. this is, this is criminal conduct. this isn't protest. and we now for a fact and us officials, notice that this situation is controlled from bel grade. the bell, great controls the uh, essentially criminal structures that dominate the north. and that, that press, that sector, of course, of all. and we see today this disgraceful display of beating k for soldiers where there is simply as peacekeepers not trying to take of

that stuff, it's with us intelligence which will blow edward snowden, revealed take john's knowingly handed down. so over to surveillance agencies in earlier rollings a, you quotes found the privacy of european citizens was not adequately protected under us law on the you and us leaders working on a new agreement on data flow as a site, it will allow essential data transfers while safeguarding civil liberties, but the european parliaments and regulators have expressed concerns. they fear us, law enforcement authorities may still be able to access the down. so if you citizens, they want them to be given the same legal protections from surveillance that american citizens have a style. messy is a senior policy analyst at access. now she joins us from brussels. thank you very much for being on this news out now by most people's accounts. this is a mess of fine, i guess. even for one of the largest companies in the world is it justifies that it is a record sign under the new privacy law. so in that sense, the number is a good news or missing, like a good news from a previous to perspectiv

an epicjourney will end today as two men, john may and tim edwards, complete a mammoth trek from landsing for very different reasons. john was looking to shake up his comfortable life, while tim needed space to grieve the loss of his daughter elle, who was shot dead in merseyside on christmas eve. they were strangers at the start. they're now great friends and breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin has been following their journey. how do you keep going when you face the very worst? on this christmas morning, i'm afraid there is some sad news to bring you this morning, and that is that a young woman... elle edwards, who worked at a hair and beauty salon, was shot in the head. he loved life and had so many amazing plans for the future. i she was onlyjust getting started. when tim's daughter elle was killed, he needed to find a reason to live. and then he saw this. look at this. lands end, john 0'groats. liverpool comedian and actor john may started walking across britain injanuary. in february, tim asked if he could join and this is a taste of what has happened. i've got to seejohn. i've got to se

final thought on china, john kirby was in the briefing room with edward lawrence on china and whetheris going to talk tough on china during his trip. listen. >> will the president specifically call out china, push back against everything? >> the president has been nothing but clear every time he talks about the prc about the fact that we are in a strategic competition. it's a competition that the united states is poised and able to win, and he means to do that. he means for us to be successful in that competition. not shy one bit laying bare his concerns about prc activities, whether it's in the security realm or the economic realm. >> sandra: interview on the ground with john kirby, not shy one bit. you agree with that? >> john kirby said china is a competitor -- france is a competitor. china is an adversary. they want to push us out of the western pacific and trying to take global dominance and we should understand that and if we don't, we will make a huge mistake and pay for it later on. >> john: call up martha mcsally, asked if she wants to get back to the cockpit. >> she might. >

i know edward lawrence pressed white house counsel john kirby on why the president biden is not addressingat's another issue we were expected to come up no word about the dollar and how the ccp is trying to replace the dollar. watch this. >> the president is competent in the basis of the dollar represents for finance and trade and i'm knocking to get beyond the readout of the meeting that he has with the president. maria: are you worried about the dollar? >> not yet it's pretty clear one way or another adversary states like russia and china are trying to create an alternative economic order they want to get around u.s. ancient in any measure at their disposal to do that globalization r&b has been a long saving. we need to use the time that we've got to ensure there on the economic back on tobacco i don't think we want to let talks get in the way we need to take competitive action and investment restrictions and export control working with our allies to pushback from our market intercompany seeds make better decisions about china it is high risk. >> instead we have the federal retirement pl

john lonski. "mornings with maria" is live right now. president biden meeting with g-7 leaders today. fox business' white house correspondent edward lawrence is live the in hiroshima, japan this morning with more. good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, exactly. from japan. we have not yet heard directly from the president but the president spending his first morning here in hiroshima, he was at t the eternal flame, whee the first atomic bomb dropped. the president did not apologize for the event. he went on to the a working lunch where they talked about closing sanction loopholes that russia is using, the leaders talked about more powerful we opinions for ukraine as rumors swirl the ukrainian president may make an in person visit. >> the g-7 leaders are united in making sure he has the tools, the training, the skill sets that he needs to better he defend himself. >> reporter: republicans want to see president biden speed up the delivery of more powerful weapons, criticizing the delay. >> as president biden meets in japan with our strongest economic partners i hope he will build on the west's support for ukraine by clearin

john f kennedy -- nixon. jerry ford. ronald rean and biden. george h.w. bush's flair for baseball at yale. reag and kennedy. swimming heroics. barack obama's jump shot and more, writes wall street journal reviewer edward kosner. besides the stats, the authors focus is on how these politicians use sports to polish their public image. as always, you can look for these books and authors in the near future on c-span's booktv. well, thanks for joining us for about books a program and podcast produced by c-span's booktv. booktv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs. and a reminder that you can get this podcast on our c-span now app, and you can also watch all of our author programs any time at booktv dot org.

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john f. kennedy, dick nixon, gerry for ronald reagan and biden, grge h.w. bush's flair for baseball at yale, reagan and kennedy's swimming heroics, barack obama's jump shot and more writes "wall street journal" reviewer edward cozzer in. he cites -- besides the -- the author's focus is on how these politicians use used srt to polish their public image. as always, you can look for these books and authors in the near future on c-span's booktv. >> and you've been watching booktv. every sunday on c-span2 watch nonfiction authors discuss their books. television for serious readers. and watch them all online anytime at booktv.org. you could also find us on twitter, facebook and youtube @booktv. .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. today, the subcommittee on homeland security is having a hearing entitled combating transnational criminal organizations and related trafficking. i'm officially calling this meeting to order. i'll make some quick opening remarks and then we'll turn it over to our witnesses. listen, i don't need to tello people here fentanyl is a nightmare like nothing that this country has ever seen before. i think every member of this subco

john f. kennedy, dick nixon, gerry for ronald reagan and biden, grge h.w. bush's flair for baseball at yale, reagan and kennedy's swimming heroics, barack obama's jump shot and more writes "wall street journal" reviewer edwardozzer in. he cites -- besides the -- the author's focus is on how these politicians use used srt to polish their public image. as always, you can look for these books and authors in the near future on c-span's booktv. >> and you've been watching booktv. every sunday on c-span2 watch nonfiction authors discuss their books. television for serious readers. and watch them all online anytime at booktv.org. you could also find us on twitter, facebook and youtube @booktv. ..

edward's daughter elle was shot dead outside a pub in merseyside. she was 26 years old. reeling from grief and shock, tim heard about a man, johnme now, children. come, come. along the way they've stopped in every church they could. you might not come in for the religion and you might not call it a prayer. but you, but you are mindful of elle in these moments. oh, yeah, yeah. i said to her, i was asking, i said, elle, give me a sign, give me a sign, something to pick me up. and then that night i was lying in bed and kept having this number, 26, 26 in my mind. and then the next morning, i got up and did a marathon. done a marathon today. yeah. and he has his aviemore marathon commemorative stone. and you felt good doing that? very good, yeah, yeah. today is a good day. what an end to a great day. because you used to take the car to the corner shop. yeah! yeah. i'd get in the carjust to go the shop to get me leccy. not any more. no, no. this walk is about survival. oh, look at that. elle's murder trial is injune. let's get a picture. and this journey has given him the strength he needed to face it. we're blessed, aren't we, lad?

are saying, no, we john redwood, are saying, no, we can't go back to this sort of 1976 price controls . it was done 1976 price controls. it was done by conservative prime minister edwardry little. so there are questions to be asked. i think certainly about the profit margins of the supermarkets. but of course they would say they are working very hard to keep pnces are working very hard to keep prices low. many of them have introduced not just their own brands, but places like sainsbury's have introduced not a sort of lower level, like a sort of budget brand, if you like. they tend to keep them on the bottom rows because they don't really want you to buy those. and places like sainsbury's again, some of their goods, their price matching with aldi. so there really is a battle going on between the supermarkets because of course we're all getting much more mindful of how we money. mindful of how we spend money. but certainly when you go to the supermarket now, it seems like every prices are just going every week prices are just going up and whatever you buy, you seem to end up spending more and more money. yeah and there's one other story we want to talk to you about this