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two hours with him, reviewed mountains of material, and finally on his eighth appearance, granted him parole. amys is new york ststate senator marty gogolden speakingn fox & friends, back in march, about the new york parole board's decision to release herman bell. appropriately and this is why we believe that this board should be taken apart. fired. one of them is that they have to consider when the climate is -- crime is so heinous that the release would undermine respect for law. guess what? they did not do that. said thevious boards release would depreciate the severity of the crime. so how do seven boards come up with that? and this boaoard comes up with their decision. amy: that is near statate senatr marty golden. did they break the rules or follow them? >> they follow the rules. the point he is making, the seriousness of the offense will never change, but people do were behind the wall. herman bell has shown he has changed. so on his eighth appearance after 46 years, the board recognized this and did what they were supposed to do by releasing him him a ordering his release. justjose saldaÑ

co-founder amy civicen with her book "the list." and journalist garrett grant with his book, "raven rock" the story of the u.s. government's secret plan to save itself while the rest of us die. watch live coverage of the annapolis book festival. saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> members of the senate rules and administration committee held a hearing to talk about a legislative proposal sponsored by senator james langford that would change procedures for the consideration of nominations. the bill aims to limit post cloture debate from 30 hours to eight hours for nominations. not including most cabinet level and senior judicial nominees. this hearing is 40 minutes. >> committee on rules and administration will come to order. i'm pleased to see my colleagues here and our visitors here, this is the second time i've had a chance to chair this committee and i'm glad to return the chairmanship of the committee and i'm fortunate that senator klobuchar is my partner and we're looking forward to do that and some things will be right before this committee that we are abl

and also with us is the luncheon co-chair, amy aken, a senior public affairs rep with kaiser permanente, where she oversees grants and sponsorships to schools and nonprofits. welcome, everyone. we almost have time for the rest of the show after listing all your credits. anika, first of all, give us an idea in terms of that is a great idea. what was it about and what did you feel when you were there? and how did you come up with that idea? anika kumar: yeah, so forget me not came from volunteer work that i did at an assisted living facility in my sophomore year of high school. and while i was there, my favorite part of the service was being able to sit down and have conversations with some of the older adults. they were incredible, they had these amazing stories. they've all lived such rich lives, had such incredible experiences to share with me. and there, i learned that many of the older adults suffered from social isolation, which is when they have such little social interaction that it can lead to loneliness and depression and things like that. and so, that's kind of where the idea for the program begin to par

and tech entrepreneur -- and new agenda co-founder amy siskin with her book "the list." and journalist garrett grant for his book "raven rock." the story of the u.s. government's secret plan to save itself while the rest of us die. watch live coverage of the annapolis book festival saturday beginning at 10:00 a.m. on c-span2's book tv. >>> coming up saturday, rematches from president trump at a campaign rally in macomb county, michigan. that event taking place at about the same time as this year's white house correspondent's dinner, which the president declined to attend for the second con sktisecutive year. see this on our companion network c-span. then after that, live coverage of the white house correspondents' dinner from washington. this year's entertainment will be michelle wolf, stand-up comedian and correspondent with "the daily show with trevor noah." see that at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> monday on "landmark cases," "the new york times" v. united states, better known as the pentagon's paper case. daniel ellsberg released a top study to "the new york times" and "the washington post" w

amy: marcy wheeler, thank you for being with us investigative , journalist who runs the website emptywheel.net. as president trump granted next tuesday national security adviser yesterday, for many minutes, that what has taken place, he also talked about deciding in the next 24 to 48 hours whether he will take out, whether he will take on syria and perhaps also make russia and iran paid a price, he said. we will see what that means in a minute with phyllis bennis. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. president trump has threatened to force the response this weakens alleged chemical gas attack in syria that killed at least 40 people and injured as many as 1000 and the rebel held town of douma. during a meeting with military officials monday, trump vowed to take action. trunk or would like to begin by condemning the heinous attack on innocent syrians with band chemical weapons. it was an atrocious attack. it was horrible. we are studying that situation extremely closely. we're meeting with our military and everybody else. we will be mak

amy: marcy wheeler, thank you for being with us investigative , journalist who runs the website emptywheel.net. as president trump granted next tuesday national security adviser yesterday, for many minutes, that what has taken place, he also talked about deciding in the next 24 to 48 hours whether he will take out, whether he will take on syria and perhaps also make russia and iran paid a price, he said. we will see what that means in a minute with phyllis bennis. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. president trump has threatened to force the response this weakens alleged chemical gas attack in syria that killed at least 40 people and injured as many as 1000 and the rebel held town of douma. during a meeting with military officials monday, trump vowed to take action. trunk or would like to begin by condemning the heinous attack on innocent syrians with band chemical weapons. it was an atrorocious attack. it was horrible. we are studying that situation extremely closely. we're meeting with our military and everybody else. we will be m