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that laughter is what i hear when i see that entry in that yearbook. so, to all of us, men and women in americaher profile in courage should send a message. no one should be prouder than her two sons. i say to doctor ford sons as i did this morning and the judiciary committee meeting, you should be proud of your mom. you should be proud of your mom, she is an american woman who stood strong and spoke out fearlessly and relentlessly insisted on america hearing her story. maybe not fearlessly. she had fear. but she conquered it. that is the definition of courage. not to be without fear, but to act courageously in spite of it. grace under pressure. that is christine blasey ford. i express my gratitude shared by many in america for that great teaching moment yesterday. we should honor her by acting in a way that keeps faith with her honesty and bravery. thank you mr. print incident. i yelled for.

america hears so true. i didn't expect a reaction but that's. the general reception of the audience was rather warm bought more awkward moments were to call donald trump stressed that his country would not intervene in other nations affairs and basically said that washington will stop telling other countries what to do we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism and almost immediately after that the american president got to doing just that. germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. but. all nations of the world should resist socialism. and the misery that would bring us to everyone but. opec. and opec nations are as usual ripping off the rest of the world we want them to start lowering prices and they most contribute substantially to military protection from now on we had very strong words about patriotism almost so strong that it could be perhaps qualified as a kind of a new rise of you know he's calling for nationalism extreme nationalism and that is unf

fearlessly and relentlessly insisted on america hearing her story. maybe not fearlessly. she had fear. but she conquered it. that is the definition of courage. not to be without fear, but to act courageously in spite of it. grace under pressure. that is christine blasey ford. i express my gratitude shared by many in america for that great teaching moment yesterday. we should honor her by acting in a way that keeps faith with her honesty and bravery. thank you mr. print incident. i yelled for. >> mr. president, as the world knows by now yesterday we had another hearing on the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to be a number member of the united states supreme court. this necessary to do so because allegation have been made by doctor blasey ford on july 30. but, because doctor ford requested confidentiality and she wanted to remain anonymous, none of this was brought to attention until sometime after the judge original confirmation hearing occurred. the judge visited with 60 plus members of the senate including the ranking member. it was never mentioned to him. no questio

america hears so true. didn't expect a reaction but that's ok. we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism the united states will not tell you how to live or work worship. germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. nations of the world should resist socialism. and the misery. that it brings to everyone. and opec nations. are as usual ripping off the rest of the world we're not going to put up was that these horrible prices much we want them to start lowering prices. and they must contribute substantially to military protection from now on. from speech there was also dominated by iran with the president warning warning the world against supporting what he called it dictatorship regime iran's leadership didn't hesitate in returning fire with his. reporting from new york. the first punches were thrown by the two presidents here at the h.q. . rouhani speeches worldly a couple of hours apart iran's leaders so ok. yes. death. and destruction the united states under

america hears so true. didn't expect that reaction but that so. many will become totally dependent on russian energy. if it does not immediately change course. all nations of the world should resist socialism. and the misery. that it brings i am the first president ever to challenge china on trade. honesty and its not diplomatic and they find it funny. they were laughing at me they were laughing with me we had fun. well indeed old rivalries were reignited at the un general assembly after the israeli prime minister annoyance t. her knowledge of a secret sereny an atomic warehouse to run law start saying rather it was israel which was the only country in the mideast with declared nuclear weapons rock as the takes up the story the general assembly is never dull the drama threats ultimatums and i q's ations but few relationships are is heartfelt or as emotional as radioactive as the one between israel and iran and i'm six disclosing for the first time that iran has another secret facility into iran. a secret atomic warehouse for storing massive amount

america hears so true. i didn't expect that reaction but that so. many will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. all nations of the world should resist socialism. and the misery. that it brings i am the first president ever to challenge china on trade. and its not diplomatic and may find it funny. if they weren't laughing at me they were laughing with me we had fun. now iran has a lot is really claims made up the united nations general assembly about a late secret iranian atomic warehouses to say israel is the only country in the region with declared nuclear weapons however picking up the story. the general assembly is never dull the drama threats ultimatums and accusations but few relationships are as heartfelt or as emotional as radioactive as the one between israel and iran and dicks disclosing for the first time that iran has another secret facility in tehran. a secret atomic warehouse for storing massive amounts of equipment and material from iran to secret nuclear weapons program with this now tr

america hears so true i. didn't expect that reaction but that so. many will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does. not immediately change course. but all nations of the world should resist socialism. and the misery. that it brings i am the first president ever to challenge china on trade. on f.t. and it's not diplomatic and they find it funny. they were laughing at me they were living with me we had fun. now the u.s. president gave plenty of attention to the north korea issue at the un don't trump took the opportunity to praise washington's progress with pyongyang however when north korea's turn to came to take to the stage their foreign minister left a very different impression. so i mean. the continuing sanctions deepen our mistrust of the u.s. the u.s. heavily relies on coercive measures that are leaked it's a trust building without any trust in the u.s. you have no confidence in our national security and under such circumstances there is no way we will unilaterally disarm ourselves. old rivalries have been rigged night at the u.n

to acknowledge to america that germans were looking to undermine the american status in north america. hearou have a timeline at the bottom and the headline across. the headlines are drawn from a collection of -- today a clipping service is foreign to us, they actually clipped articles out. with the internet everything now, you could bookmark something but you wouldn't actually cut it out. he hired someone and they have 400 volumes of this. they put them up there to show that we could not touch upon this in the exhibit but to demonstrate two things. one, when you go through there you will find some of the headlines are wrong. some people might say fake news and other people might simply say the lines of communication were difficult to mid war and connection to others is not very good. and that led to errors in reporting. the other thing is, often one teaches -- teachers corp. the work, they mention the telegram being the cause of the war. as historians we have to be careful of telescoping are comments to the past. that wasn't something that we would have grabbed, it would not have grabbed t

shouldn't america hear her story? ays she is willing to testify publicly before the senate, and shouldn't the senate allow this to happen? >> the senate committee needs to hear from her, and i don't know if it needs to be a public hearing but if that's what they decide so be it. this is a hack job to derail the nomination of brett kavanaugh, and it's here at the 11th hour to derail the nomination. why did they sit on it? the timing is questionable. >> this woman, christine blasey ford, she has a name and has gone public with the accusations that brett kavanaugh forced himself on her and she was afraid she would be killed, and she went to t"the posts" before kavanaugh was a nominee. >> where was she when he was appointed to the court. he has had a life of public service. he was appointed to a federal court. where was she then when he was appointed to the court? why now? >> i don't know the answer to that. what i do know -- >> that's a question that needs to be answered. >> a question that perhaps she could be asked if s

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. >> reporter: on thursday america will hear from dr. christine blasey ford, his first accuser. in a letter to the republican chairman, chuck grassley, impfo writes, while i am frightened, please know i will testify. grassley writes back, both of you deserve a fair hearing. kavanaugh and blasey ford are the only two expected to testify on thursday, but now there's another accuser, deborah ramirez. she says kavanaugh exposed his genitals to her at a drunken party. kavanaugh denies this allegation as well. and now as ramirez's accusations are being debated across the country, a lot of people here in washington are taking notice of kgo's reporting with kavanaugh's former yale roommate, a man by the name of james roche. he believes ramirez and he believes kavanaugh and his social circle were capable of dooling what she described. back to you. >> we saw kavanaugh's wife sitting next to him during that interview. what did she have to say? >> reporter: she said she told the children early on that this process wasn't always requesting to be fun but in regards to the specific allegations

and that meant that basically anyone anywhere in america could hear the same thing. and that simply had never happened before in any political debate that the u.s. had engaged in, that you had national media that everyone in theory had access to. by 1939 or 1940, about 75% or so of the american people had radios. that was over 90% in urban areas. even people who do not have and their own radios probably knew somebody who did, and they could gather to listen to radio programming. it was the first time in so american history that you could reach everyone at once. steve: president franklin d. roosevelt died in 1945. if you travel to hyde park and take the tour, the historians will say president roosevelt never thought television was going to take off. he thought the radio was always going to be king. i mention that because of the importance radio played for fdr in particular, but also its importance in the 1930's and 1940's in the u.s. prof. byrnes: one of the things about fdr -- i think that is natural. because he was widely acknowledged as the first master of radio in

robin, i mean do democrats realize that half of america hears that talk and thinks of politicians inose elitists as the ruling class who have the death grip? >> melissa, yes, you just nailed it. i want to be clear. the swamp is on both sides. we have a swamp in our, on the democratic party ourselves that needs draining. we have, i would love to see someone replace nancy pelosi as speaker, for example. i think she is a masterful legislator but we need a new voice because republicans are doing a wonderful job of using her name very effectively to attack democrats as being pelosi democrats and it is working. so we really have issues on our side. obama rightfully called the democratic party out on several of those. i was glad to hear it, melissa. melissa: ford, what do you think? >> you have to understand president trump was swept into power precisely because of the obama agenda, and essentially he is back on the campaign trail will remind a lot of republicans of consequences giving democrats in washington back the power, therefore what it is like under the status quo. so therefore i thi

. >> america isboutd hearing fro i didn't do this or anything resembling this. these are -- this is wrong. >> reporter: it's only monday, but the din of accusations, rebuttals, partisan bickering is already at a fever pitch as washington streams ahead to thursday. who knows what else will happen between now and then. >> this will be an epic sh typi way. dr. ford, who is making clear that she believes that brett kavanaugh assaulted her, attempted to rape her more than 30 years ago and brett kavanaugh who says i was never there. who is telling the truth? who is credible and whose story comes off as the truthful one. >> reporter: for "night lipo"i'm terry moran in washington. ar exmene man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control with stelara®. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission with dosing every 8 weeks. woman: stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections

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also thanks to bank of america for these important conversations now we will hear a message from bank of america and then we will be back. >> thank you very much. now it is my honor to welcome to the teesix stage fascinating affecting both high schools with e-cigarettes. [applause] duncan thank you for coming. >> first of all it takes a lot of courage to come up here. give it up for those high school students. [applause] so with that e-cigarette prevention program high schools and middle schools. catch my breath is a three -year-old program, delaware , on board and make it 50. the first state to be ratified by the constitution but the last to use catch my breath. [laughter] we have two very important organizations that work with us the catch my breath program is the science behind the program and then the community funding partner. and that makes them one of the largest chains. and then as a priority just to work with us and then we formed the catch my breath coalition. >> talk about how big of a problem it is and middle schools it is important to think first. everybody is born with n

fear obviously among tsome of themt his behavior is going to result in some terrible things for america. hearings move to the kavanaugh you were -- you are on the judiciary committee, you were there for all of it. is it problematic to you that arit's possible the gs are going to be known more for the decratic and republican senators' infighting than any of the questioning of judge kavanaugh? >> well, i can tell you that judge kavanaugh in an earlier tfe used to school judicial nominees of what say and not say before the judiciary committee and it was pretty obvious in his performance there. there were pracced evasions and mind numbing repetition of answers. he knewow to get throu two or three days of questioning. >> is that on him, senator rbin, or on democratic senators not asking enough questions and not staying o focused only this issue of roe, for instance? >> i can tell you we were focused on roe, focused on the affordable care act and denying health insurance coverage to millions of americans. with he tried to go after the e fundamental isd the one i think is the most important at the momen

ford" ] >> reporter: on thursday america will hear from dr. christine blasey ford, his first accuser. in a letter to the republican chairman chuck grassley, blasey ford writes, while i am frightened, please know my fear will not hold me back from testifying. chairman grassley writing back, both of you deserve a credible and fair process, adding in his own handwriting, p.s., i look forward to your testimony. for now kavanaugh and blasey ford are the only two people scheduled to testify on thursday, but there is also now another accuser, deborah ramirez, a former classmate of kavanaugh's at yale university. she says kavanaugh exposed his genitals to her at a drunken party. kavanaugh denies this allegation as well. now, kendis and stephanie, there's also one other potential eyewitness to the incident, the alleged incident of christine blasey ford's. that would be mark judge. he was a friend of brett kavanaugh's in school. he was supposedly in the room. he has refused to publicly testify, but a "washington post" reporter found him at a friend's ho

hearing tomorrow. last thursday. -- last tuesday. a week ago. i want a fair process. america is about fairness. process where i can defend my integritiy and clear my name as quickly as i can in whatever forum the senate deems appropriate. >> martha: when you hear senators on the committee and others like the new york senator. he said i believe this woman. i believe all of them. they are credible. we all have to believe them. when you hear united states senators making final judgments, what did that make you think about the presumption of innocent in this country? >> in america we have fairness. we hear from both sides. i spent my life in the judiciary. part of the judicial system as i said during my hearing was process protects you. that's what judges believe. that's what our system is built on. the rule of law, about fair process. >> martha: do you feel unprotected by the process? >> fair process means hearing from both sides. i want to have an opportunity to defend my integrity and have a fair process. a fair process at a bare minimum requires hearing from both sides before rushing to judgment

in just a matter of days now, america will hear directly from the woman who says brett kavanaugh court

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america. confirmation hearing for president from supreme court pick a road block as an allegation of sexual impropriety surfaces plus. they call themselves seize the power they've lived in this neighborhood for centuries and now they say local authorities want to throw them out on the fashion but now reporting from southern france. rescue efforts are ongoing in the philippines where more than fifty people have been killed by typhoon one courts most of them died in landslides triggered by heavy rain in the area it took on dozens are still missing villagers and search teams there looking for survivors many families took refuge in a chapel which collapsed during a landslide for more let's cross live now to jim miller who's in the province of being gay jamila what's the situation where you are. well we're trying you can make our way through them the devastation that you know we've seen from sunday in fucking. the other areas where the thai simplicity blindfold and the big chinese japanese trying to get you to gone to the devastation area outside what we're seeing from the road seems to be our bones you sup

i want to hear her story. america wants to hear it too. >> he's now in seclusion receiving death threats. >> i think she's extremely brave. it's not something she has to do, but chose to do it to help other people and et get her voice out. >> many say they are also here to support the second woman who has now come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against kavanaugh. >> it's not surprising because these patter behaviors are a p t pattern. >> tonight a visible show of support for all sexual assault survivors. dozens of people are expected to gather in front of pa la al toe city hall on thursday, the same day dr. ford is scheduled to testify. reporting live, nbc pay area news. >> we continue to follow the late he is out of washington on air and online. just click under the top story section to see the late breaking developments and new details. >>> homes were spared in the san jose foothills today thanks to crews who responded quickly to fast-moving grass fire. the fire started just before 4:00 this afternoon

in different directions so i'm grateful for i listen to your music and i hear the real well to hear america in your lyrics what's happening right now in terms of what's happening right now socially politically what's your next film going to be what is really i need to write about this right now what he's blocking it i can't even say anything is bugging me as much as what is inspiring me and lifted me up is god's love. it really is a connection. and each person could become more and with their own spear in their own if your mission every day is the elevation of your soul we would have a lot of praise and is this happening each person made their own spirit their business their day to day to do list is the elevation of one so so a lot of the music i'm working on right now is really about using sound as healing tool to uplift the spirit and soul and take us out of. that dark place at the end of iniquity where we feel disconnected from god. because the closer we are in relationship so that the better off we're going to be we have to make different decisions everything about the way we live our l

meeting this morning. >> president trump tweeted shortly after kavanaugh's hearing ending saying, judge kavanaugh showed america fund-raiser last night he called the hearing hard to watch and said kavanaugh is a great guy. >> so it all started with christine blasey ford's accusation that kavanaugh assaulted her during the summer of 1982 when they were in high school. kavanaugh claimed that is not true. during his statement to the committee, he attacked democrats for trying to destroy his family. >> during the hearing, dozens of people opposing kavanaugh were arrested outside the supreme court. our coverage starts with ford's testimony. abc's terry moran reports. >> reporter: before a packed hearing room in an extraordinary time, she raised her right hand and swore to tell the truth. >> my name is christine blasey ford. >> reporter: after days of partisan wrangling and fierce debate, the floor was now hers. >> i am here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. i am here because i believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me while brett kavanaugh and i were in high school. >> reporter: in he

rbd are r >> reporter: on thursday america will hear from dr. blasey ford, his accuser.tes, while i am frightened, please know be my fear will not hold me back from testifying. grassley writes back, both of you deserve a credible and fair process. adding in handwriting, p.s., i look forward to your testimony. there is also now another accuser, deborah ramirez, a former classmate of kavanaugh's at yale university. he says kavanaugh exposed his genitals to her at a drunken party. kavanaugh denies this allegation as well. now, ramirez's allegations are also -- have become the subject of a hot debate across the nation. kgo met up with somebody who knew both kavanaugh and ramirez, he was actually kavanaugh's roommate at yale. he said he believes her and in his experience, he believed that kavanaugh and his social circle were capable of the act she described. reporting live from washington, lana zak, abc news. >> what did kavanaugh's wife -- she was there in that interview. what did she have to say? >> well, she was talking about how difficult it has been on them as a family.

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whether i agreed with them or disagreed and we've tried to give voice to the voiceless that needed america to hearried to be transparent when i had a view, and when i was a participant in trying to get america's attention on certain things, and i've tried to learn from those that disagreed. it's been seven years, and we continue to try to make this nation what this nation professes to be. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next sunday. now to my colleague, frances rivera. >> happy anniversary to you. nice flashback for us to enjoy, thank you. good morning to you. i'm frances rivera in new york at msnbc world headquarters. with the with t alex witt is off today. direct message the president takes to twit we are a series of remarks including one that appears in some of the shots taken at the mccain memorial. >>> new information on how jared kushner and evan ta trump ended up as surprise attendees at the cathedral. >>> the gop candidate for governor in florida being accused of racist remarks. the whole affair may be spurring more racially charged fallout. details ahead.

a major senate showdown over if america will hear from both supreme court nominee bret, and his accusersenate republicans setting hearing for next monday. democrats are making new demands. they want more time, witnesses to testify, and for the fbi to investigate the 36-year-old allegation. president trump reacting to it all earlier. >> you don't wait until the hearing is over and all of a sudden bring it up. senator feinstein sat with judge kavanaugh for a long period of time. a long, long meeting. why didn't she bring it up? why didn't she bring it up then? why didn't the democrats bring it up? because they obstruct and resist. that is the name of their campaign against me. they are lousy on policy and in many ways they are lousy politicians but they are very good on obstruction. we should go to the process. there shouldn't be a little dull. >> jesse: trading blows over how this process is playing out. >> it's disturbing to think about the way in which this has developed right at the end. it's pretty obvious this is all about delaying the process. >> we cannot continue the victimizatio

hearing today, but also some who were not. this is really a snapshot of politics in america in 2018. you have anger and frustration on both sides, and some expressed a feeling of oversaturation. >> there has been, you know, a nastiness brewing for a long time. >> there is two people saying completely different things. >> this whole mess is just upsetting. >> i think a lot of people lose. >> whose the loser here? >> america. >> it's sad to see the most powerful nation in the world behaving like utter children. >> for many americans, political leanings shaped their opinions of today's hearing. christine pilosi joined she is a former prosecutor and finds christine blasey ford believable. >> she told a painful truth and spoke it in a detailed way. >> former california republican party chairman tom delchiaro shared his opinions at 6:00. >> the problem with today is we've got people not trusting the process, and that becomes a pox for the democrats unfortunately because they held this story as opposed, and it fuels the kavanaugh side and creates greater division. >> delchiaro said he think

in just a matter of days now, america will hear directly from the woman who says brett kavanaugh court nominee sexually assaulted her decades ago. no filtered statements through her lawyers. christine blasey ford has agreed that on thursday she'll walk into the senate judiciary committee and tell her version of what happened back in 1982. she said kavanaugh, who was then 17, pinned her against the wall, groped her through her clothes before she got away. brett kavanaugh will be there to answer those charges. boris sanchez is outside trump tower in new york. jessica, i'll start with you. we know the time and place of this hearing, but beyond that, there is still plenty that needs to be worked out. >> reporter: plenty that ford's attorneys are pushing for but the committee are not budging on. they really want witnesses here. right now the committee is only scheduled to hear from blasey ford and kavanaugh. ford's attorneys wanted other witnesses to testify, supposedly other people who were at this party. chuck grassley and lindsey graham have been saying the committee has been talking beh

if this isn't brought to a public hearing where everyone hears her out, america hears her out, not justenators and staff, they will go ahead and confirm her if she does testify, that could change the game, anything could change the game, think about it. i think we've talked about people up for re-election this year, red state democrats and vulnerable republicans, but this vote could be one that lingers. 2020 is a much more difficult map for senate republicans than 2018 is, so you think about susan collins, joni ernst, thom tillis, all of the senators that the vote could come back to haunt them. neil: one said if he gets in, a lot of republican legislators, politicians get thrown out. we'll see how it pans out. always a joy. thank you very much, i appreciate it. >> thank you. neil: let's take a look what's going on at the corner of wall and broad, records, and microsoft standing out, a big one. remember when this was the fool's stepchild of all the other tech giants? microsoft, what? microsoft on fire? yeah. after this. when my hot water heater failed, she was pregnant, in-laws were comi