now, the prosecutor cross- examined chris.■çht weeks she was missing. >> people live for a reason and it's important to point out he lies to protect himself. you knew people she had people who loved her? >> yes. >> you made the decision to hold her hostage?■ç >> perhaps the biggest moment came when the prosecutor found a striking way to demonstrate how chris had killed erin. >> you put it around the neck , you twisted around and you turned backwards. >> yes, sir. >> you testified you pulled really hard. you could've stopped? >> no. >> you made the decision to kill? >> yes. >> my goal was to show the jury how long it takes to kill someone like that. to show them the brutality of what was done. it's one thing is he said when i strangled her and pushed her down the whole. it's another thing to show what you did. i think the jury was entitled to see that. it was heavy. ■ç one of them met heavier moments i've had in court. at 10 seconds in and you could've stopped. right? >> no. >> 20 seconds. you could've stopped? >> no. >> why not?

c. chris from the debate president biden. heap, the campaign, taylor, north carolina, seeming more energized and the night before any had an onset critique. so peace debate, performance. all diseases i used to, i don't speak is movie i used i don't the bad debate as well as i use what i know. i do know. 2 how to tell the truth, the out and about holding a riley in virginia, claiming victory in the debates unless you all said what you saw as the pages and priorities of president biden. the questionnaire rebuilder should be asking themselves today is not whether joe biden can survive a 90 minute debate performance. but whether america could survive for more years of crooked jo by the white house. the majority of analysts, or trump, as a clear victim on the, the style front, trump looked like 4 years had not passed since he left the white house and died again, leave people wondering how is it possible for him despite his convicted felons data, despite being a known and almost pathological liar. now if he still standing with the full weight of the republican party leadership behind him and some

c >> chris.u mentioned presumptive militaries related to it -- relates to join in your remarks earlier. what is this as administrations vision for normal relations and what h and off and h we want to achieve differently this time for how we will approach it? >> i'm glaate a dialogue between dod and the state departmen here at the council on foreign relations. >> nice to see a chris it's been manyu for the question. you are right they over the course of the last 30 or 40 years. we have learned lessons in the process what's most important are few high-level discrete engagements designed to do number of things. first to just make sure j we have open lines of to convey important messages to chin secretary austin met hiset counterpart and was able to have a strong strategicv engagement and we look to the admiral engaging one of his counterparts next year at some point. i think what we see our efforts explore our strategy and their strategy issues associated with deployments andgt

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chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on all in. a ■ç >> i know i'm not a young man.ate the obvious. >> about last night through the eyes of the undecided. >> i think this debate was bad for our country. we are in a very difficult spot as a nation. >> tonight, how gettable voters view the debate, and what it means to the x essential threat of a trump presidency. >> i would vote for biden even if he was dead. and i'm a republican. >>> plus, as barack obama enters the conversation, the historical precedent and practical reality of picking a candidate in the convention. >>> and today's radical opinion from the supreme court as we finally get word, a decision on trump's immunity for insurrection is finally up next. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the first thing to keep ■çin mi in the aftermath of last night's presidential debate is that if you are watching this program right now, you are almost certainly not the person whose opinion about it is the most important. at least electorally. you are almost certainly not an undecided voter.

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c bonds. joining me now from san francisco is chris sheldon out with a note today, one of the most red on the bloomberg terminal. if you look at what investors are missing, a lot of people concerned you're just not getting value because of where spreads are right now. what do you tell them? >> i think a lot of people are too focused on the spread and not looking at the absolute dollar price of the index, which is still below par. absolutely, yield. if you look at these higher rates for longer, which is what our view is, you will compound that interest from a default standpoint, that mitigates a lot of the recovery. we like credit right now. we think it is a higher resting heart rate for rates. albert einstein said compounding is the eighth wonder of the world. i think you're going to get that continue reinvestment of income for a while. sonali: i don't pretend everything is rosy. i want to pay attention to what is starting to weaken in the credit spectrum. we're started to see defaults. >> you're are seeing the economy slow. the fed rate hikes is working. it is slowing the economy. but we are

so we simply took the body off c o 2 and the floor of the 30 and put them together. chris will it runs the company sends to the bmw in las vegas, specializing entirely in the bmw 3 series models from all areas that repaired, restored and rebuild. here will it has dedicated his life to a vehicle that change the american car world. the big, the lumbering, you know, american cars and then this little m send for solar single belt harper. your car came along. it was, you know, design so perfectly to be lightweight. and you know, that are the weight ratio was perfect. in america, in the eighty's and ninety's, i mean that was that car was all the rage. the contact german car also has a huge fan base in thailand. in the country characterized by opulent shapes, the sleek, angular 3 series is especially well liked tongue church, a lot of drives any 21. the very 1st 3 stories model with the right hand drive. the 1st thing that come to my my was the design of the top noise because it's very unique design the design of the view between why these white ahead of time the 21 was designed

in fact, i'm in chris not as professor security studies at e. c. u. eastern carolina university, the proud pirates. good football team every year. by the way, he's written a lot of books including this one is book is called the killer robots legality, and s a calorie of a ton of most weapons. this is a fascinating subject that we need to attack. pardon upon right now. i've been crushed on, joins us now live professor, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate your time. thank you for having the i'm excited to be on your show. it's fascinating to think with what's going on in the world right now. you know, the situation between the united states and china and taiwan that i was just talking about, which scares me and should scare everybody. the situation in ukraine, the situation is going on in the middle east with gaza and is real. i mean, if ever there's been a time to fear, the escalation of war and fear that the procedures and processes being used and those boards are getting highly technical and more difficult to control. it's now, and

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let's get more invest. joining me now from washington is chris amara, victor, roger at president m. c, a global refuge. thank you for joining the program. what do you make of this policy announced by, by them today? and this is the most significant and informative executive action on immigration since dhaka. but that's because today's announcement is place to provide relief for about half a 1000000 in progress who have faced very real burdens when it comes to obtaining law lawful permits status. um, so we are hardly by what we saw today. um, you know, i was at the white house and i, i think there was an appreciation that this policy will offer permanence and protection from deportation to undocumented immigrants who were married to us citizens as well as children, provided they lived in the us for at least 10 years now, if you weeks back, as you will know by the nouns, a major crack down on the southern board, a shot single feasibility of muslims crossing legally to see guys assigned them. do thing, today's an announcement is an attempt to canes immigration advocates like yourself . i

kimberly healthcare alger 0, the white house a little earlier, i spoke to chris amara vig, no rando, she's president and c, a immigrant and refugee rights and the global refuge. she says that while the announcement will bring relief to hundreds of thousands of people, the us emigration system is in need of major reform. this. this is the most significant and informative executive action on immigration since dhaka. but that's because today's announcement is points to provide relief for about half a 1000000 in progress who have faced very pre overburden this when it comes to obtaining law law for permanent status. and so we are heart was by what we saw today. um, you know, i was at the white house and i, i think there was an appreciation that this policy will offer permanence and protections from deportation to undocumented immigrants who were married to us citizens as well as children, provided they lived in the us for at least 10 years, i meant that i don't envy the position to present vitamin is i think that by ministration is trying to walk a tightrope between to be or border secure and humane. be respo

and thanks, of course, to daniel and chris and tim of boswell book company as well as c-span. this is truly the honor of a lifetime so thank you for being here as well. and finally, all of you again, old friends and new, i'm seeing people from my deep past who are here tonight. so it's just been incredible to celebrate this inaugural reading from this book. this book took four years to write. that is a presidential term for those of you keeping track at home. so it's really all the more exciting that i can share it with you tonight. so thank you for coming. so to begin, can i just ask just by a show of hands, who here has a personal or kennedy story? maybe you met him, maybe a person, a relative of yours, maybe met him. maybe you campaign, maybe you've had a kennedy pen or a bumper sticker. is there anyone out there who's had a a kennedy experience or to mentor? okay. all right. seven, eight, nine. that's pretty good. that's pretty good. whenever i tell people. and we'll get to more of those stories later, by the way. but whenever i tell people that i'm working on a book about

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find our podcast by downloading the c-span now app or on our website. >> homeland security chris seise- undersecretary testified on oversight before a homeland security subcommittee. he talks about the importance of intelligence sharing and the threat of terrorists crossing the southern border. this is one hour and a half. >> the committee on homeland security subcommittee on counterterrorism law enforcement intelligence will come to order, without objection. the subcommittee may recess at any point and the purpose of this hearing is to conduct oversight of the department of homeland securities office of intelligence and analysis that will be referred to here from under secretary for ina mr kenneth wainstein. i now recognize myself for an opening statement. we're holding this important hearing to examine and discuss the role of dhs's office of ina that helps play a role in safeguarding our nation. united states faces a myriad of threats from state and non-state actors. we're seeing authoritarian regimes such as china russia and iran expand their reach across the globe and challenge the

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in fact, there's no mention at all of the c—word in fact, behind a picture of nigel farage. chrisple are talking about this is this the flickerings of some kind of non—aggression pact, a coming together of the conservatives and reform ? and reform? >> well, not yet. martin. andrea jenkins was an mp in the last parliament and she, of course, was was the only one, i think, who publicly submitted a letter of no confidence in her leader, rishi sunak. she never withdrew that letter. someone must assume she has no confidence in him now as leading the party into this election on july the 4th, she has said. since that was posted that document, that lots of excitement over my leaflet today, she says all conservatives must be to prepared come together to prevent a socialist supermajority and the end of britain as we know it, about a hashtag country. first, she's clearly saying they're appealing to reform voters to come to me, i'm a tory, but i'm also kind of augned i'm a tory, but i'm also kind of aligned with farage. that's why the picture is there . but i'm a the picture is there. but i'm

c-span, 45 years and counting. powered by cable. >> "washington journal" continues. >> welcome back. we are joined now by chrisgner, the author, an award-winning journalist who started writing as a blog in 2003. why did you decide to start it guest: well, i had been a journalist before law school. i had worked as a number in ohio the tribune chronicle, and had been an editorial writer before law school. and after one year of law school as i was getting to the end of law school i told a friend that law school was going to lose, take away my ability to write well. and he suggested starting a blog and this was way back in 2003, it was in the early days of blogging. and i was like, ok, sure, whatever. and so sort of did that on the side would just do little three, 200 word stories on what i was thinking about in the legal news that day. and that sort of continued throughout that point, it continued once i was a lawyer, it was something that i, when i was a practicing lawyer in columbus, ohio, that i had. and then i got rid of it as i went in to sort of full-time journalism here in d.c., and eventually decided two

you could not provide them proper health c you were here, it would be 2 million people because you were very late on the draw. you did not want to ban china. chris: gentlemet, as the moderator, we are going to talk about covid in the next segment. vice pres. biden: let me finish. the point is that the presidentu' is also opposed roe v. wade. that is on the ballot as well in the court. so that is also at stake right now. so, the election -- pres. trump: why is it on the ballot? it is not on the ballot. vice pres. b i ballot in the courts. pres. trump: there is nothing happening there. you don't know her view on roe v. wade. chris: all rig, l's ere. we've got a lot of time. [laughter] on health care and then we will come back towill hear a case it week after administration along with 18 state attorneys general are you have spent the last -- pres. trump: because we want to give back -- chris: let me ask the question sir. over the last four years, you have promised to repeal and replace obamacare, but you have never come up with a plan, a comprehensive plan to replace obamacare. got rid of the individual mandate. excuse me. we got rid of the individ

ç reverend gail and mariah to come. we have kentuckians for the commonwealth i believe online if they are still online. they will come at the end of those who are here. reverend dr. chrisrias and dr. jackson. gail and mariah and chris and then we will do the ones onl thank you, sir. >> thank you, reverend barber and dr. theoharis for bringing us together. i am with the unitarian universalist association and hindus for human rights, two movements that are guided by principles of affirming and promoting the inherent worth dignity, and divinity of every person. and justice, equity, and compassion in human relations. i am guided by the ancient hindu text. may all be well, may all be peac, may all be fit for excellence and may no one suffer. our nations history where the very essence of our democrac that is not an understatement or an overstatement. across our land, policies are being proposed and passed that erode the foundations of our democratic principles denying basic rights to millions of our n as we confront this harsh reality, we must ask ourselves the question, what kind of democracy do we want to that over 135 million people in our nation are poor or just one emer

folarin balogun, crystal palace defender chris richards and juventus pair timothy weah and weston mckennie were all targeted online after the hosts lost the group ch goal in 1a appearances for the country. the lead didn't last long, however, when panama scored just four minutes later and then this winning goal from jose fajardo nelson to take the game 2—1. in a statement, the us soccer federation said: "there is absolutely no place in the game for such hateful and discriminatory behaviour. these actions are not only unacceptable but also contrary to the values of respect and inclusivity that we uphold as an organisation." uruguay took an impressive step towards the copa america knockout stage as liverpool forward darwin nunez starred in a 5—0 win against bolivia. nunez has scored for the seventh consecutive match for his country. max verstappen once again as the man to beat after he topped the time sheets in first practice at the austrian grand prix. there was a moment of alarm for the three—time world champion when his car stopped on the track midway through the session, but he did recover to set the fastest time ahead of mclaren's 0scar psg. le

chris merchan is the the one who is interfering with the process. >> if if, let's say, june, jul y 11, july 11th. they say he can't campaignhe c outsidan'tige state of new yorkh without explicit permission from his probationobation officer working in concert with someone maybe in florida. what if he says that that's likely what he's going to say,. that would that would give them a hookould? u ar i still think it would be a long shot, but that would give them out because ren the posing a real conflict between the right of somebody to run. pr you know, a candidate to run its party effectively for president and the state judicial system. but still, it would be a long shot. >> chris, do you think it's a long shot? i think it's 5050. real quickr 50/5. >> you know, of course, it's a long shot, but this is just an extraordinary case in american history. this is not your normal criminal appeal. i mean, i understand what sol was saying is right, the run up to the mine case. but i think the supreme court, united state areits, now,h they're grappling with a presidential immunity case. they are verthese y familiar with these issues. again

there chris concern among the democratic party after thursday night but the fact of the matter is that there has been no democratic elected official, no dnc member, and i was on a d&c call with chairman jamie harrison. no one right now is calling calling for president biden to step aside. everyone understands that the president, what he has said thus far, and what seems to be the case he is going to stay in and so here is what happens. allison once that has been settled. and right now, that is settled the president is our nominee. he got the vast majority of all of the votes and has the majority of the delegates, all the delegates going into the convention we need to understand the choice before us because you have a good man who had a bad night and the contrast is with a bad man who wants to destroy our constitution, but destroy our democracy, destroy our rights and freedoms. and your exam, my question is, if there's going to be a third bird way. and so scott, i mean, as you know, he's meeting with his family that was always planned. but you've been at some of those behind the scenes meetings, not obviously with the bidens, but what do you think is going to happen

and chris gardner on his sub stack newsletter, and recent supreme court rulings in key cases remaining in this term. watch the spans washington journal live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. >> coming up, presumptive republican presidential nominee former president donald trump speaks to supporters at a rally in chesapeake, virginia. it was his first public appearance since the cnn presidential debate in atlanta. esidential debate in atlanta. ♪ [♪ "god bless the usa" plays ♪] >> ♪ and i'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land (i love this land) god bless the usa ♪♪ [crowd cheering] mr. trump: thank you very much, thank you. hello virginia. did anybody last night watch a thing called a debate man that was a big one but as you saw on television last night? we had a big victory against a man that is really looking to destroy our country. he is the worst. he is the most corrupt, the most incompetent president in the history of our country and we have to take it back from that party. such as an evil party. despite the fact that crooked joe biden spent t

trump in and chris gardner on his sub stack newsletter and recent supreme court ruliny cases remaining in this term. watch the spans washington journal live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning on cn c-spanee mobile app or online at c-span.org. >> coming up, presumptive republican presidential nominee former president donald trump speaks to supporters at a rally in chesapeake, virginia. it wasidential debate in atlanta. esidential debate in atlanta. hd♪