aba ratings i've ever seen.ised concerns you wouldn't be fair to the persons of the lgbtq community and interviewed 60 people across four states you've worked in and they based it on interviewing 60 people across four states. interviewed one or two people i might ignore it, but 60 across four states, that's -- i've been here for about 45 years. i don't recall quite that of an in-depth interview on these kind of -- these kind of ratings. >> i've been here for 45 years. this is one of it most alarming aba ratings i've ever seen. senator patrick leahy expressing disbelief at the warning flare after 60 people were asked about his integritiy and in the end h seemed undone by the questioning. >> did you say you wouldn't be fair to members of the lgbtq community? >> senator, that was the part of the letter -- i did not say that. i apologize. >> that's all right. >> i'm sorry. no, i did not say that. >> the confirmation hearing for lawrence vandyke today in the senate judiciary committee took that very dramatic turn. to

claims the aba didn't give him a chance to fully respond to the allegations.ublicans are now blasting the organization supposed nonpartisan analysis pointing out person conducting the interview previously donated to van dyke's opponent in montana. >> all i can say about this letter, i think it is a shameful xeerz in political bias, i have no context or ability to evaluate any of the accusations that are made here. >> the aba has lost credibility neutral arbiter, should be treated no differently than any other special interest group. it is. >> the trump administration so far has had more than 160 nominees put on the federal bench, five of those were also given labels of not qualified by the aba. i should point out, we did reach out to american bar association and have not heard back from them. >> martha: thank you very much. update on a story we brought you last wednesday night about abrams, a woman who claimed nbc news silenced her story of sexual assault. mrs. abrams made the accusations against russell simmons. we reached out for comment and received respons

it's time for the left-leaning aba to get out of the business of writing judicial nominees. turn to the farmer national spokesperson for hillary clinton's campaign, josh schwerin, and guy benson, welcome to you both. i want to read something from paul gordon, senior legislative counsel for the people. they say lawrence vandyke is not the victim here, the victims of the millions of lgbtq+ people, who have shed tears over justices we have into it, let's say lawrence vandyke's record on lgbtq rights speaks for itself, and that along with his record is disqualifying. guy? >> i think you have a few issues if you are the trump administration or this nominee. the fact that the person who did the review had donated to his past political opponent, i think, is clearly a conflict of interest. that shouldn't be allowed to happen. i also think, rather, it looks quite suspicious that the aba would come forward and describe this person is not qualified when you just read through his resume, his cv, he cites mia someone, magna cum laude from harvard law school, an appellatl levels, and as w

conservatives tonight say time for the left-leaning aba to get out of the business of reading judicialominees. officials call their assessments fair and neutral. let's turn to the spokesman for hillary clinton's presidential campaign and fox news contributor guy benson. you heard garrett's report. i want to read something from the senior legislative counsel about this nominee, lawrence van dyck is not the victim. the victims are the millions of lgbt q people who shed tears over injustices we have endured. lawrence and icaps record on lgbt q right speaks for itself and that with the rest of his record is disqualifying. >> you have a few issues here if you are the trump administration or this nominee, the fact the person who do the review donated to his past political opponents is clearly a conflict of interest that shouldn't be allowed to happen and it looks quite suspicious that the aba would come forward and describe this person is not qualified when you just read through his resume, he strikes me as someone, magnetic a lot of from law school, editor of the harvard law review, appella

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to republicans, the aba is outdated and not the point.ach new conservative judge as a political win which will outlive him, the president and presidents after that. and this is an issue that r firs upublican voters, something that trump campaign -- something the trump campaign is counting on next year. >> four more years means more judges. >> they will be able to say we took an entire branch of the vernment and reshaped it to reflect our values, and we did it for your children and your children's children. lisa: mcconnell and the senate show no signs of slowi. it is set to vote on another group of trump nominees as soon weas next . for pbs newshour, i'm lisa des jardins. ♪ judy: in this we alone, the top u.s. diplomat for ukraine told congress the president withheld military aid for personal political gain. republican congress members stormed a secure room at the caadtol, where many alhad access, does -- access, to dispute the impeachment process, but not the substance. we have learned the department of justice is investigating its ooown

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vertical wellness aba subsidiary of vertical companies and u.s. based cannabis producer.companies trade in accurate canada. however analysts say the first company trading in the u.s. will benefit from increased visibility. greater investment and more access to capitol. wallin says that's the motivation but unlike higher profile ipos he says the company is already profitable. vertrtal wellness expects to generate $28 million in revenue this year and see the number more than triple in 2020. by selling 75% of the hemp and using5% in its own brands of cbd products. >> right away we are seeing a profitable company. scaling quickly. so q we -- i don't focus on revenue so much. i know the market is really geared to and seeind of stuff. i focus on driving ebit eu a and cash flow to scale up business profitably. >> it's the same goal for nathan must era tobacco and soybean farmer growing hemp in the the state program in 2018. as after it became legal he planted eight times more. >> on the profits on the hill is in line with the tobacco probably 15 to 20% higher than the tobacco. t

Ãbà >> c-span campaign 2020 coverage continues live thursday at 8:00 p.m.n c-span president trump holds a keep america great rally in the american airlines center in dallas. on friday 6:00 p.m. live on c-span elizabeth warren holds the town hall in norfolk virginia. watch on c-span anytime on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> also from the senate floor today connecticut democratic senator chris murphy spoke about the trump administration's foreign policy. >> mr. president, the most sacred the most important the most profound responsibility that a president of the united states has is to keep americans safe. t,everything else that we care about citizens of this great nation, the best nation on the planet, it matters very little if our physical safety and the physical safety of our families and our loved ones aren't assured. that's job number one for the president of the united states. mr. president, i believe the president is likely committed offenses that are worthy of impeachment. i think it's likely that informatio

sight of kurdish rebels by crusade with the storm help for critters and where they leave kurdish arrows aba. residents and it was crazy because in one night every one of them was strangers it's a chance for turkey to dominate us and kill the kurdish people so the american government has always promised our protection but now we see no protection that's why we think the strikes there are already some 225000 syrian kurds in this part of northern iraq hiding sheltering from syria's civil war and the authorities here. camps an accommodation for another $30000.00 should they cross over the border from northeastern syria and the or far to say the k r g cup and they said when turkey's incursion started they said the consequences of the military escalation have implications far beyond syria's borders creating the conditions for a return of eisel and a mass displacement of people. well talk is offensive has triggered a humanitarian crisis in northern syria where people have already suffered through years of war aid agencies say nearly half a 1000000 people are at risk the u.n. estimates the number o

it's also an aba building, which i apparently i'm the only one that knows about it because every time any of the organizations in san francisco, seniors and disabled, adult services, i've spoken to miss stephanie and they've tried for my district two and i have gone to every level to ask for help. bottom line, ladies and gentlemen, i need to know when is the inspectors going to come in to inspect the building and when will we have a fire on the building safety? safety is the most important thing. and for most reason, maybe you've forgotten it, and they're able to take the money and pocket it and then the warrantty will be up and no one cares. i don't want any money. i want a place to live in comfort. asbestos is still there. the water smells awful. the work that was done there is not done right. >> thank you. next speaker. >> public works projects is ensuring due diligence and ensuring the reliability and the reasonableness of call structures. i am hoping that you would be willing and able to provide independent cost analysis of finished material and individual component costs as repo

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recently the ims and global policymakers has been expressing concerns over the high level of Ãbas ratese u.s. and around the world, are you more worried about financial stability risks. >> we monitor financial stability risks very carefully all the time. it's what we do since the financial crisis. currently we don't see large imbalances. this long expansion is notable for the lack of large financial imbalances like the one we've seen certainly before the crisis happened. we have a four-part framework will quickly mention the first is leveraging the financial system which is low by historical standards. the second is funding risk which is the risk of Ãband that risk is also quite low for banks but also for the nonbanking financial sector. if you look at asset prices, we see some high asset prices but not broadly across a range we'll see bubbles and that kind of thing. and that leaves the fourth which is leverage in the nonfinancial sector and that's households and businesses. but households we don't see leverage we see them actually getting in very good shape financially in the aggregate

scott reminded me beforehand that we met while you were on the new york stock exchange explaining alibi abame, at h same time you were on ebay, how did you come to get the job and what's it like. >> when it company started, they started with this notion of creating a new commerce marketplace based on the principals of the new york stock exchange, stub hub or ebay, all companies i had been part of senior manager i sent a linked in message to josh luber, i'm the ceo at stub hub, i'm a anemicer hesneaker hw exactly how big this idea is, i'd love to help and that started a three year relationship. >> that's how it started, through linked in. >> a day after they started. i saw the idea, and i thought it was just transformational, the combination of all of these things together in this company, and then who would have known a few years later that i would join and have the opportunity to run it in partnership with the founders but it's been really a very cool story. >> kwhoewho else would know howd an ipo auction, tell us about it, and i mentioned before that even though it's within adidas, there

problem i think we have a global deflation problem, no matter what you say we are fighting deplacing aba credit bubble the biggest problem of the aftermath the credit bubble it's a cancer that needs to be carved out while it was carved out of the private sector and housing market it was transferred to the public secretary are that concerns me snl central banks reel in the enormous -- the slatting of liquidity we still have -- this is financial oppress pressing for most people terrible for savers it's not working for asset prices >> it was transferred to other places wework is exhibit amount p we work wouldn't have been a $47 billion-dollar valuation if rates weren't as low as they were for as long and if there weren't the unfunded pensions looking for returns they can't get anymore because of the situation that we've been in with the rapts where they are so i mean it is cyclical and it doesn't end well. and my only point is it probably ends with rates lower than here. we soo that goebelly because central banks had no choice almost everywhere else other than here to take their -- you know

it all works out for him in the end but that's a pretty Ãba 20 year track. can you talk that?e for us? >> all the presidents men. which is about a corrupt and conniving man in the white house who is full of bizarre petty feelings about other people and who inspires staff members around him to lie. >> we need another half hour. >> who thinks that his transcripts won't be used against him. [laughter] but he has been even for the surprise of his life. there is a house impeachment that is started. him that was the end of richard milhouse nixon. >> good pick. and i didn't give you any heads up. >> one inspired by, laura hildebrandt wrote about sevis but she also brought about an incredible group of people who are all incredible failures and everything they tried. including the horse. this trainer who was kind of a nomad who didn't really have any success, haven't had success as a trainer and jockey whose family had been incredibly rich was subjected to great depression he lost everything. >> they kicked them out of the house. >> they told there so you have to go there's nothing for

he's done from fundraisers for joe biden, barack obama, wet and work for this organization, credited Ãbasching them all he needed to know about how to win campaigns. believe him, believe barack obama, this is how they learn how to do this. here is the way it works. you are a 501(c)(3) which is non-for profit and if you get make a donation to get a tax write off. then there's 501(c) four which are allowed to engage in more politics but have a different tax treatment on how you can write off your taxes. but these 501(c)(3) organizations as a not-for-profit this gentleman could go make a $10 million donation is going to get a tax benefit from doing so but that's nonprofit organization is hiring a for-profit organization, grassroots campaign incorporated who will do fundraising. they will put on t-shirts, aclu, southern poverty law center, planned parenthood, then they will start knocking doors. planned parenthood will go knock on the door and say raising money $50 for planned parenthood. are you with us or against us. what does that tell you about that end what does that tell you about that

women like doctor Ãba teacher who you might not recognize the name she's the doctor who fought to cleanhe water in flint michigan. and super sisters and resistors. suffragettes, billie jean king, community and labor rights. one of my favorites of the book doctor howell audie who has this life limb and everything really against incredible odds to open and sustain health clinics for tens of thousands of displaced people in somalia and the list goes on and on. what is the common denominator of gutsy nice in all these women? how did you each define it? what were the metrics you had to apply to whittle that giant down to the 103 women in the book? >> some of the whittling down really had to also be just kind of the visceral relaxants we had really thought about not including them. for us really was gutsy is in all these women's lives because they were not only driven by their own leading their own life they felt called to do but they were determined to make the world a better place and sometimes the world was defined as a family. whether school and community and sometimes really as the globa

in a scathing g letter to leades of the senate judiciary committee, the aba determined then diked to be "arrogant, lazy, an ideologue, and lacking in knowledge of the day-to-day practice including procedural rules." it went on to say he "lacks humility, has an 'entitlemement' temperament, does not have an open mind, and does not always have a commitment to being candid and truthful." the report also said vandyke would not promise to be fair to members of the lgbtq comommunit. on wednesday, vandyke broke down in tears when asasked about the findinings at a senate confirmation hearing. >> no, i did not say that. i did d not believe that. belief offundamental mind that all people are crcread in the image of god. they should all be treated w wih dignity and respect. amamy: vandyke has previviously tataken hard-line positions against gun control, marriage equality, and abortion. indian prime minister narendra modi tightened his control over kashmir wednesday, as his government announced plans to split the state of jammu and kashmir into two federal territories, controlled directly by new

before joining the aba he served two years as treasury assistant secretary for financial institutions under george w. bush and received the alexander hamilton award and recognition for his service. prior to his work in the treasury, he served as a staff director of the senate banking committee under senator phil gramm who was one of the authors which ended the glass fetal act. in here down the street at the international study of school of advanced international studies at john hopkins, speaking second, he is a professor at law, george washington university he joined the faculty in 1986 after 11 years in private law practice including a partner and he is the author of more than 40 articles and book chapters in the fields of banking law and american constitutional history and the coeditor of a book, the financial crisis of 2008. in 2005 the american college of consumer financial services lawyers awarded him a prize for the best law review article, i could go on and on but i will not. you can read about online. he has testified before u.s. congress many times and he was a consultant to

the bank of korea governor, aba, really starting to talk more about what we can do outside limitationspolicy tools. are we getting to limits? are getting close. this has been a building thing for years now. monetary policies have been left to do much of the heavy lifting, because fiscal policy has been very much focused on consolidation, somewhat constrained by political factors as well. but as you start to get towards very low rates and there is not much left in the kitty in terms of further stimulus, it is natural that pressure comes back on fiscal policy, and they can't stand behind the central bank when there isn't much firepower left on the table. people are stuck between a rock and a hard place, australia, the property market, how much fiscal space the government here has. you look at china, they are supposedly deleveraging, we are looking at transmission issues on monetary policy as well. what are these unconventional tools looking like? ben: it depends on the context. australia, the company will ultimately get to -- the bank will ultimately get to a position where rate cuts are

would like to seek unanimous consent to enter statement from the record tony might also surviving farm Ãbaed by parents of stoneman douglas, if i may. >> without objection. these families have very applicable views but they right when it comes to protecting our children and staff at school we all agree on three key outcomes secure the school campus, implement better mental health programs and practice firearms. mr. schachter, ms. hogg, i feel so fortunate to know you and proud to represent you and and utterly heartbroken by the circumstances that have brought us together. you are survivors of this horrible crisis of gun violence in america, mr. schachter, you lost your beloved alex, ms. hogg he lost friends and teachers. Ãb you turned your pain into action mr. schachter you been a fierce advocate for expanding the level of expertise in school districts and states to improve policies you become an expert in security infrastructure i knew from the first moment i spoke with you that within a short period of time you would be a national leader on keeping our schools safe. want to ask you the e

servants kpet sellers aba distributor and serves as online marketplace platform threw which they reach customers threw which you testified before. >> i'd like to go to amazon for a second and piggy back on the chair's questions. what's the current market share of amazon in total u.s. domestic retail sales? >> amazon is 1% of the global retail market and 4% of the u.s. retail market approximately. >> only 1% of the domestic retail sales. who is above amazon in total u.s. retail market share. >> in the u.s., walmart is two to three times larger than we are. >> are there others or just walmart? >> i don't know everyone who is potentially larger. there are thousands of competitors across the retail landscape. >> so who is the current market share of amazon total u.s. market online retail sales? >> online it's not a separate market it's just? the channel. evidence shows that prices converged between online and off line. with respect to online amazon is one of the leading retailers. there are many others including walmart and every other major retailer who has an online presence and as well

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association would not be fair to lgbt community and called into question the fairness of interview with aban senators to admonish the organization. all right, let's talk about ford and the uaw, they are avoiding another strike, the two have reached tentative deal, this happened yesterday, a week, gm ended, officials say the new contract with ford secured 6 billion in factory investments and creates, retains 8500 jobs. and we told you, match, about the haunted house in tennessee, requires visitors to clear background checks, pass physical and mental exams, sign a 40-page waiver, the owner of the attraction has respond today petition to shut it down to say it's all just entertainment, more than 63,000 people signed the petition urging the tennessee governor and state to close the spooky site for good, maria, the video that's come out of the house, no thank you. maria: exactly. cheryl: come on. maria: i don't like scary stuff at all. thanks, cheryl. imagine signing a 40-page waiver to go into the haunted house. >> a fitness test. how many people pass that one i wonder. >> who would be crazy to