well, my guest is democratic congressman anthony brown.s have a candidate and a message to beat trump? congressman anthony brown in washington, dc, welcome to hardtalk. congressman anthony brown in washington, dc, welcome to hardtalk. great to be on with you, stephen. congressman, i think given the state of the world today, we have to begin with the coronavirus. it is having massive impact around the world. i guess many people outside of the united states want to know is the us system of government fit for purpose when it comes to organising an effective response? it's a great question, stephen, because if you look at the united states in the past, we have demonstrated that we can lead the globe when we're taking on issues like ebola, sars, h1n1, and other, sort of, global pandemics and crises like this. certainly under this administration, they got off to a bad start. i think the president was wrongly messaging. he was trying to instil calm. i think he was more concerned with the market than with public health. but i do think today, we ha

it was pretty obvious to the presiding officer, anthony brown, democratic congressman from maryland, then the next thing that happens is you ask that those who want a recorded vote to rise. well, guess what, everybody, almost everybody, at least, sat in their chairs. so that indicates that there's not support to actually go the a roll call vote thus they immediately passed the bill by voice vote and blocked thomas massie. keep in mind that he got incinerated on twitter this morning by the president of the united states. it was pretty bad. president trump tweeted quote, looks like a third-rate grandstander named thomas massie wants to vote against the coronavirus bill. let's win back the house but throw massie out of the republican party. just to wrap up here, this reminds me of an old expression here on capitol hill, where they always say i'll let you write the policy, i'll write the procedure and i'll beat you every time and that's exactly what happened to thomas massie today on capitol hill. neil: a lot of massie's conservative colleagues, even though they weren't as conservative a

i go scattered, covered, smothered, chunks. >> anthony: which means, i gather, scattered on the griddle, heaped with brownhickory-smoked ham. >> sean: that's my style, like i've been doing that since day one, and i didn't even know what that means. >> anthony: you know what i know. i don't want waffles at the waffle house. >> sean: bullshit, man, you have to have -- >> anthony: waffles? >> sean: okay, you have to -- pecan waffle. so what i've devised as -- >> anthony: all right. >> sean: --as a chef, is a tasting menu experience where you can sit down and really experience what this place does, and you start out first thing you have, pecan waffles. >> anthony: really? ♪ >> waitress: here, gentlemen. >> anthony: oh. >> sean: oh, the pecan waffle, you just crush it. you put every -- >> anthony: you just slather it. >> sean: i want it to be swimming in syrup and homogenized vegetable oil. >> anthony: oh, that's -- that's good. >> sean: see, you don't come here expecting the french laundry. you come here expecting something amazing. >> anthony: this is better than the french laundry, man. >> sean: and then, s

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brown. just to break down what 45 million meals looks like over seven decades, st. anthony's00 meals a day, 365 days a year. >> that is so many. >> that is remarkable and impressive and all the clients say they just -- all the volunteers do it with such a smoil and just so impressive. we celebrate them for doing that. >> and when you've got that food you have so much movre energy t try to get things done. >> such a blessing for everyone. >> cloud on the peninsula. temps start in the 40s here except for san francisco, which will be at 51. let's look at that seven-day forecast. we look from 74 tomorrow to 62 on friday. clouds increase also on friday. a little bit of a shower chance on saturday. then sunday through next wednesday still up in the air but we're holding out some hopes here for possibly some measurable rain in the next seven days. >>drops. >> just a couple there for now. >> thank you, jeff. >> you got it. >> that's going to do it for us. be safe. we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of n

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brown butter and pine nuts. that's sweet and sour rice wrapped in grape leaves. >> raft: this looks so good. >> joy: the hummus is great. >> raft: this is my favorite cuisine. >> anthonyrefining the process and trying to get better. we're the little guys. >> raft: right now. we're mom-and-pop. >> joy: yeah, we're the mom-and-pop, but see the difference is washington state set up the law to try and help mom-and-pop's get started. >> anthony: how did you convince the family? this must've seemed like a sketchy venture. >> raft: it's a gamble. >> joy: he said, "hey, i got a family meeting. i need you here tonight." we were all sitting there and he puts on his little powerpoint on the tv and it's about 32 pages. and he tells us, "hey, we need to go to mason county, grow a ton of weed." and we're all like, "what are you talking about?" and my mom raises her hand, she goes, "wait, i have something really important." we all look at her and she goes, "i want to be r&d. can i smoke and tell you if the weed is good?" and then all of a sudden he starts moving. >> raft: my business plan ended at "get a license." to get a license it was to build a fence, put up some cameras and get

brown children. so i think this is a program that should be eliminated. one of the things i have done is work with anthony cody he used to be in the oakland schools, and thing i created an organization called network for public education i urge you all to join. membership is free and we have almost 400,000 members. i don't think there is a single organization or disruptor organization in the country that has even a thousand members. what they have is paid employees. but our organization last or did two studies of the federal charters program. on the first study found that of the thousands of charter schools that had been opened by the federal charter schools program, tween 2006 and 2014, this is pre-divorce, more than a third of them, 36% of them neither opened or closed right after opening. a billion dollars of federal funding was wasted on nonexistent charter schools. then we did a second report, the report is called sleep at the wheel. second report was called still asleep at the wheel. i was a state-by-state breakdown in california has one of the worst records of charter schools that receive federal f

brown children. i think that this is a program that should be eliminated. one of the things i have done is worked with anthony cody. we created an organization called a network for public education. i urge you all to join. membership is free. almost 400,000 members. i don't think there's a single row form or disruptor organization in the country that has even 1000 members. what they have is paid employees our organization last year due to studies. the first study found that of the charter schools that had been opened by the federal charter school program between 2006 and 2014, pre-divorce, more than one third of them, 36% of them, either never opened or closed before opening. then we did a second report, asleep at the wheel. second report was called still asleep at the wheel. [laughter] it was a state-by-state breakdown. california has one of the worst records of charter schools that receive federal funding that either never opened or closed soon after opening. a lot of loose money around. it is not going to children. it ends up in someone's bank account. it never gets returned. a lot of federal money going t

anthony's dining room provided its 45 millionth million to underserved members of the community today. the organization celebrated its 70th anniversary. on hand to mark the occasion and lend a helping hand, guy mcintyre and dennis brown. one client told us the food is hot and good, but it's more than that. >> i see the people who volunteer. you see how volunteers really are. they don't get paid, and they're nice for nothing. >> nice for nothing. just to break down what 45 million meals looks like over seven decades, st. anthony's serves 2300 meals each day, and they do it 365 days a year. >> wonderful program, wonderful. so many meals. let's get a check of our forecast, jeff, this is our last day of hot weather. hot 80s? very warm. >> i approve. march, hot, 80s, definitely. 60s coming our way within the next couple of days. so find your jackets. it's going to be here just in time for that weekend. so unfortunately, it will not continue over the next couple of days. we'll take you outside and this is one of my favorite sky cameras. it's from tiburon looking right over towards san francisco. you just kind of get a little bit of everything happening across the bay area. some of that action here through tiburon, the beau

anthony: 46 miles southeast is greenwood. a town with a lot of history. most of it of the not good variety. known unfortunately as much for byron de la beckwith, and tom brady's infamous speech after brownthat. during all the years of cruelty and struggle from 1933 on, through it all and until today, this place, lusco's, was a beloved institution. once a grocery store, it turned restaurant to the money class, serving them in discreet quarters in the back where one could enjoy an alcoholic beverage in what was then a dry state. still going after all these years. and unchanged. why? >> john t. edge: this place is like a reliquary of like indiscretions past. you know? >> anthony: but maybe, to really tell the story of this place, you have to start with the story of its most famous employee -- booker wright, who had been working at lusco's as a waiter wince he was 14 years old. >> booker: thanks to y'all. we don't have a real menu. i'd be glad to tell you what we're gonna serve tonight. >> anthony: in 1965, nbc news came to town, making a documentary on race relations. booker's entertaining recitation of the menu at lusco's was famous around town, so they asked him to do his usual routine f