you think we are the christian ation? you don't even have god in the preamble to the constitution. and it got so many northern ministers who came together to orm the nra. this is called the national reform association. national reform association, which had he sole purpose of trying to put an amendment to the united tates constitution, we are a christian nation. so that we an compete with the south. we see how this religion and christian nationalism plays a role. always believed they were iving in a christian nation. we are always aware of fact there are living in a christian nation. how about the bible? the bible was important to the revolutionary generation. donald will read all of the writings of the founding father. signed the constitution, signed the state constitution. the bible was cited in their writing more than any other ook. these were very biblically literate people. whether they believe the bible was useful and useful to the construction of the nation. the bible was cited more than any other book. to be fair to the data, other books, other authors and classical writers

here to share an official welcome on behalf of the ational park service is jacquelyn ashwell superintendent of the world war ii valor in the pacific national monument who introduce guest speaker ms. laura jobs, regional director west region.ic then our navy co-host, rear dmiral john fuller, commander navy region hawaii and naval service group middle pacific welcome and navy introduce our keynote speaker, jr., l harry b home runs commander, united states pacific command. gentlemen, ms. jacqueline ashwell. [applause] aloha.hwell: it is my great pleasure to serve and welcome you to the national pearl harbor day, ory drans commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the attack on oahu. among the dignitaries we welcome today, ladies and gentlemen, if could please hold your end, the ntil the onorable governor of the state of hawaii, the governor of the the honorable a, alph torres, governor of the commonwealth of the marianas the former secretary of veterans affair, admiral john naval son, chief of operations, admiral harry harris command,r, u.s. pacific he former commander, u.s. pacific command. ad

ambassador to the united ations jean kirkpatrick. there is an inscription on it that says, to jack kemp all good wishes margaret thatcher. the inscription on it reads the 2016 jack kemp award presented to governor nikki haley, december 7, 2016 from the kemp family private collection. mom, i'd like you to come up and thank everybody. >> governor haley, thank you so much. i hope you are passing the ton to a lieutenant governor -- is it? well, i was going to say i hope south carolina will continue to be with good leadership and obviously --. james kemp: he was my dad's campaign chairman in south carolina. there is a weird cycle. it's wonderful. mom, i think it's in good hands. ms. kemp: this photo of jean kirkpatrick and margaret thatcher and jack just is a signal that people of substance and common sense really do make a huge difference in this world. and you are one. and we sore grateful that you are going to be -- [applause] all right. you all can sit. we're almost done. i know it's late. the kemp foundation is really privileged to h

they have said they are going to whoever will represent francois ation of hollande because they think his not ms were pro market and leftist so there will be a major battle within the socialist designate their own candidate and there are already candidates on ng the left that will not participate in this primary. one the far left and center left. so the likelihood is you will on the ee candidates left and each up each other's otes and far right candidate and conservative candidates and according to all the polls the a face-off one and francois fillon so the a major task to find a candidate and be a contend.e that can >> mark, thank you very much. cross to the united states where donald trump has started his so-called thank you tour. he took to the stage in ohio in his first imagine public his election.ce at the start of his address some a led for the need to unite divided nation. he returned to the brash tone campaign.d his he bragged about the size of his victory and criticized the y. the crowd chanted build the wall and lock her up fact that donald trump says the wall could be part

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on behalf of myself and my .ation the russian president and i agree that this treacherous attack waslear provocation desire to harm turkish-russian relations. meanwhile, the russian prime minister met with his turkish counterpart in moscow for talks on syria. he says he expects the attack will bring turkey and russia closer together. >> this barbaric crime reminds , if such ain reminder was needed, that the fight against terrorism must be uncompromising and ruthless. ,eporter: meanwhile in ankara turkish police have detained several people, including via the attacker's parents and sister. authorities have not released information on the investigation, but a senior senior investigator official said the attacker may have acted as part of a group. he was apparently protesting against russia's involvement in syria and shouted the arabic phrase all iah is great. he could be linked to the move of exiled clerics, which has been blamed for the phi failed coup of the turkish president. they have condemned the attack and denied any link to the attacker. host: president barack obama has made a

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it's almost a jury question, you whether this variation is an unreasonable search and 3,542, yeah, ation i'll write the opinion, but i consider it a plum, but bill rehnquist used to consider it a plum. he thought ou that, he was entitled to give you a og, and i didn't much like that. > you are a writer and you've written three books now, is that correct? >> oh, no, two. >> two? >> two. writing is something that it seems as though you enjoy. you don't want to be an appellate judge if you're not good at writing. >> my question is, at this part process, do you enjoy the writing of opinions and the exchange of the precise words to point? r >> as i have often put it, i do not writing. enjoy having written. difficult ing a very process. i sweat over it. write. i rewrite. i rewrite again. before the opinion goes out, the law clerks say it's going out this afternoon, you want to read it one last time? it one last read time and i guarantee you, every time i read it, i will change something else. has to be it arrested from my grasp and sent down to the printer. writer, not a facile but i think wri

ation, it's called the profit motive. if there is growth they will have motivation. if they wanted to build that factory and go into a new line of business they won't have to spend millions of dollars in resources figuring out a way to do it. they will have a clearer path to begin in pursuing that profit motive. charles: donald trump and the use of twitter to push around corporate america. he's using the bully pulpit the way it's never been used before. even late tonight, going at lockheed martin. do you like this approach? do you think it will be affective? it can be another motivating factor for these corporations. >> it's putting people or notice -- he steadies himself up for maybe his cabinet or other people to be negotiating with corporate america from a position of strength. letting them know up front, i know the deal, i know what's going on. i know what's happening and it's going to stop. i think it's great. >> we are all in agreement. have a great weekend. to drain the swamp or not drain the swamp. there was a question whether or not that was a question. to a

last that long since we had putin come to power, since we saw the invasion of georgia and the an ex-ation of crimea and into tu crane and current activities in syria and i would add from my own background a real he is ca lation in russian espionage in europe and in the u.s. so we have these problems that also led to some questions about u.s. leadership and where we stand with respect to containing russian expansionism and there is a good part of the world that are a little worried that the incoming u.s. president plans to cut deals with putin to their detriment. now i don't believe that, but perceptions are important and i am wondering what we should be doing to allay those kinds of concerns and to reaffirm our commitment to nato and to our alliances. >> well, i'll comment and toss it to john to cleanup after me. look, i don't know that i want to go out and reassure anybody. i don't know what president-elect trump is going to do. i don't think president-elect trump knows what he's going to do but i don't mean that in a shallow way. this is a very smart man. remember, after a amassing some

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trump: i'm asking congress construction of new roads, bridges, airports, railways, all across our ationnd we'll put people back to work. it's time to help get americans off welfare and back into the labor market. rebuilding this country, with hands by american workers. follow istration will two very simple rules. buy american and hire american. [applause] trump: and we're going to go back to the old days. we're going back to the old days. usa.ber, made in the you remember it? you know, i did this last night. this again because it's like a free poll. you know these characters, they will spend a million dollars for giveroximately and you can them a better answer. is it made in america or made in usa? so let's go, america first. let's go -- ca -- first.et's go america you say who likes made in america? [cheers and applause] likes made in the usa? [loud cheers and applause] [chanting usa] trump: okay. can we do one more poll? hat the hell, it's raining and miserable but let's do another poll. who the hell cares. we're all soaking wet by now so doesn't matter, right?

. >> eric trump announcing he's no longer going to be soliciting know discriminatio ation for his own charity. >>> the search for the deadly explosion at a fire work market in mexico that killed more than 30 people. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. >>> good afternoon, i am al ali velshi, a manhunt is under way, the search for this man, anis amri, his fingerprints was found inside the truck used in the attack along with his identification. to russia, where a funeral was held today for the russian ambassador assassinated this week in turkey's capitol. l vladimir putin paid his respects. in mexico, officials are still searching for the cause of the deadly fire. at least 32 people were kill inside the explosion and search teams are using dogs to search through the debris. a dozen people are still unaccounted for. take a look at the live shot of the dow board. it is going to happen one day of 20,000. it is trailing lower today. i will ke

so that is one and you have to make that determine ation and if you believe there is a woeful violation, can you can order the respondent to council district the violation and/or produce the records. there is an option to post on the commission's website, the commission's finding there has been a violation. you can issue a warning letter, et cetera but what is at-issue here is whether the respondents have violated the provisions of the sunshine ordinance that have been alegend? legend? alleged? >> i'm not sure what the violations that allegedly occurred and i don't know what the response is of the respondents as to why they say they have complied and haven't violated it? we don't hear anything, and this is one way to go and they are not here and the only evidence that we have is what mr. grossman presented, and either it appears from that evidence whether or not there was a violation, but frankly i don't know how to make that determination. >> i would disagree there is no other evidence for the commission and we presented the analysis including sedan jones on behalf of mr. rahaim and pl

signed the constitution they knows that no amendments could be proposed that would prohibit the 1808.ation is lays until this issue divided the founding fathers. also that we would always have this equal representation in the senate. to members from every state represent every state. maybe one day it will be four or eight members, but it outlines explicitly that would be something we cannot tinker with if you will. it also explains that there is a second method for proposing amendments as well as rest fine. both methods have been use rarely or not at all. we've used the conventional method for ratifying once before, the 21st amendment which repealed prohibition. we also understood that is kind of confusing, amendments versus laws, what do those mean. we have these graphics here to explain for example that laws, you need a simpler majority or it's much easier to pass a law and therefore pass a new law to negate the other law. amendments on the other hand, the process is a two-step process which involves quite a bit of consensus, both in congress and throughout the states. again with the art

what that did, led to hyper in those ation communities. the shooting of a man. anderson, carol author of "white rage," good morning, kathleen. caller: good morning. here listening and i want to say we as hebrew sraelites need to teach our kids what was black people before slavery. talking about slavery, slavery. what were we doing before slavery? what were we doing on the west coast of africa? what were we doing when our ancestors ran out of jerusalem into west africa? okay. what were we doing? we need to goaid, y god's law, god gave the hebrew israelites laws. are oke them laws, we cursed. e sold us into slavery because we broke the laws. laws.o go back to god's [cutting out] we're losing kathleen, we understand the point. how about a response? the response is, i mean, here are -- i talk about slavery because that is where there are arts, but many scholars who fully document west as happening in africa. so that is just not the focus of conversation, but one thing that you do see and i don't want to think of slavery as like, god, because in fact, the enslaved fo

if he is confirmed by the senate it would hand the job to the nations top -- it would hand the .ationsob as top diplomat topwhile, the two republicans in congress, image and paul ryan have offered strong support for the intelligence community. that comes in sharp contrast to donald trump's attack on the cia after reports that the agency found that the russian government tried to help him win the presidency. >> it defies belief that republicans in the senate are reluctant to review russian tactics or ignore them. let me say that i have the highest confidence in the intelligence nudity and especially the central intake should -- the central intelligence agencies. anna: >> -- >>the u.k. opposition labor party's brexit spokesman used a quitting the year would put the british economy and jobs at risk. we will bring you an interview with him in our european close show this afternoon. christine lagarde has told a an imaginaryhat plot has led to her charges on negligence. she rejected the charge that she acted in the general interest. the hearing continues today. global news 24 hours a day pow

bribery, abuse of power, violating the constitutional duties, and at the heart of the issue, the old,ationsifetime friend, peddled influence through their relationship. park said she was willing to resign in april. of course, the vote came in, 234 in favor of impeachment. that was as opposed to 56 mean, this is the fourth largest economy in asia, and my guest in the 6:00 a.m. show said, very clearly, if they did not vote for impeachment, it could be more harm than good. let us send our attention back to mike bell. morewe are at another political hubris, but this time, is this populism? michael: it is just one more country around the world where we have to worry about the political situation. in look around the world now and politics is front and center in investors minds, particularly in europe, that clearly in asia and obviously the u.s. as well. it makes 2017 year where we have pulled forward some of the performance you would have expected in 2017 given the data has been picking up until the end of this year, and it means that worlds market should remain relatively supported, you will hav

what happens if we do it and of ation goes much more and unemployment drops to 4.5%, there is nobodyire and the productivity boom that we hope does not happen. then you have inflation. scarlet: aren't we better than bringing down inflation that creating inflation? ian: you can always bring it down but it hurts. if you embed an overshoot rather than just have a little bit, it fades away because you have done a couple of hikes but what if it is not enough then you have to move into a traditional timing, the sort of time everybody in the markets think is never going to happen again. that triggers a recession which you could have avoided if you do not bring in the stimulus and the first place but if it is not doing the stimulus, it is caucus and administration working in a way nothing that i suspect is the like. joe: everyone thinks the fed will hike, there does not seem to be debate whatsoever. for 2017? 42017 -- do you think we could get multiple hikes in 2017? + i am to miss we will get them, it depends on the size and structure of the stimulus and the timing of the stimulus, we do no

with president-elect trump ominating some of the most onservative cabinet in the ation, to be fair, it's not as if any party would be inclined to filibuster all caps on nominees. that would not be done. however, they've lost every leverage to take even one that they really want to to block. has >> chuck schumer shown his hand? jenifer: he has spoken negatively on almost all of them. i think democrats will pick their shots, especially in a rare instance where they may be able to align with the republicans. republicans have been excited about donald trump's nominations. paul: he has said -- he said ecently to another media outlet of that, at the time, he kind of wanted to just only make it apply to judges, not cabinet agency nominations. he did not say that at the time. i think you see his focus -- their focus will be on tillerson for secretary of tate and sort of exploring both his views, the nominee's views and the president-elect's views on russia. they will focus a lot on jeff essions. i think they will focusing -- they will end up focusing a lot more on immigration than sessions's own

anna: interesting how it seems to have changed the narrative for the reasons behind the ation, --z demonitizationsessment of how necessary it was? manish: a corruption problem, absolutely. you cannot impose a cashless society on people. i see why he is trying to do that and there is a need for it, but if you use patriotism and shame as a big cocktail, people support that. you saw what happened in germany in 1940's. people were shamed to support the groups on the borderline and andted clothing, wall, everything, so people will support him. i do not think he is going to back down. anna: he survives this because he asks people to give him a certain number of months? manish: it will not be great for the economy and that will bring into picture whether it has an impact on the group given that emerging markets rely on funding. it could be bad for equity markets, gdp growth, but i think he will survive and double down because he is not going to bed down in the sense that it will be completely loss of faith. anna: thank you very much for staying with us on the european market open. up next, renzi's itali

zine and review with city department jz hope to move to the board for approval and quick implement ation. i think your question earlier about what could we do to get the projects in the ground quicker. one thing we are doing for each project outlined here, instead of waiter for the bulb-out jz maybe the repaving projects we are going through the paint and signs and posts implementing as soon as we can. 7th and 8th was approved by the board. the partsds undrb control we start right away and the others we expedite as much as we can. the mayor's directive asked to look specifically at a area in golden gate park that was a site of there tragic fatality in june and happy to report that we have drasticly improved safety along the western segment of jfk between the great hi high way and transverse by installing 9 speed humps and a raised cross walk. proud of the quick work that our team did to do outreach and make sure that we were doing something that was contact sensitive to the special needs of the park and also to work closely with our partners in public works to get the project implemented

that globalism in the sense of selling out america for some vague very ational concept is a useful or practical thing to do. firmat sense, they were be and tough, i don't know that they'll be harsh. has got to come to you. ground rule. to be a reagan kid, gingrich young adult and one of advisors for the diverse for ition trump. everyone is talking about foreign policy. we need to look at our domestic. as a conservative, i have been a conservative all we have to get we look at where a applaud president-elect for going into flint, michigan, and have people like mr. percy jones from atlanta trying to get with the governor trying to solve that problem. what bothers me, i'm from maryland. i was shunned as a candidate who happens vernor to be a republican did not push president-elect and how do e form a reality in our own party that they have to get onboard or get out? >> i'm not sure what getting getting out. i think coalitions are often sloppy. what we have to do nd what president-elect trump is trying to do in his appointments and other activities, we have to be america to go every in an

is one of the most centralized .ations in the oecd we tend to talk about england as north korea withctions, in terms of -- tristram hunt: it is becoming a one-party state. bruce: in terms of a power centralized, among a very few number of people -- when tony blair was prime minister you would go to whitehall and say, how much power is vested in two people, three people, very different in the u.s.. .ower is diffused what is beginning to happen is the rise of localism and the rise of national government beginning to do city deals and .greements with manchester in fact some of your colleagues in the labour party are now running to be the mayor of greater manchester and other cities. what is happening there? is there a recognition that problem-solving has to be both a mix of local national, and how does that apply? tristram hunt: we are seeing a political shift is interesting, always the case here in the u.s. and on the u.k. continent of national politicians stepping down from national posts to go and run in their hometowns to be mayor. because finally there is political power to do some

zine and review with city department jz hope to move to the board for approval and quick implement ation. i think your question earlier about what could we do to get the projects in the ground quicker. one thing we are doing for each project outlined here, instead of waiter for the bulb-out jz maybe the repaving projects we are going through the paint and signs and posts implementing as soon as we can. 7th and 8th was approved by the board. the partsds undrb control we start right away and the others we expedite as much as we can. the mayor's directive asked to look specifically at a area in golden gate park that was a site of there tragic fatality in june and happy to report that we have drasticly improved safety along the western segment of jfk between the great hi high way and transverse by installing 9 speed humps and a raised cross walk. proud of the quick work that our team did to do outreach and make sure that we were doing something that was contact sensitive to the special needs of the park and also to work closely with our partners in public works to get the project implemented

zine and review with city department jz hope to move to the board for approval and quick implement ation. i think your question earlier about what could we do to get the projects in the ground quicker. one thing we are doing for each project outlined here, instead of waiter for the bulb-out jz maybe the repaving projects we are going through the paint and signs and posts implementing as soon as we can. 7th and 8th was approved by the board. the partsds undrb control we start right away and the others we expedite as much as we can. the mayor's directive asked to look specifically at a area in golden gate park that was a site of there tragic fatality in june and happy to report that we have drasticly improved safety along the western segment of jfk between the great hi high way and transverse by installing 9 speed humps and a raised cross walk. proud of the quick work that our team did to do outreach and make sure that we were doing something that was contact sensitive to the special needs of the park and also to work closely with our partners in public works to get the project implemented

a.i.s., ational, the it's kind of lying putting a square peg in a round hole when they put those regulations on our companies here. as a result, this bill is to try and give leverage to our negotiations so that doesn't happen, so they can protect our industry and in fact the negotiators want this bill because they need that leverage to be able to go and say, no, some of the standards that are proposed, being proposed so they can protect the industry. . i'll give you a quick example. in my own state i have a company that provides reinsurance for a state in europe. that country right now is trying to impose new standards on that company to be able to do business there. we need to have the regulators be able to go to the i.a.s. and say, look, this is not working, you cannot impact and undermine our own companies in this country with these rules that do not work. they need to be on a level playing field with everybody else. so this is a way that we can protect our companies and our industries and our consumers from this regulation that will -- is basically out of control sometimes. mr. huizenga

this week the house committee ation. chairman promised to >> we will put in place a historic multilayer defense system so that drug car tells and terrorists don't slip through the cracks. >> the incoming president for the first 100 days seemed like a drop in the bucket. who are still waiting for injuries to be deemed combat related. getting the purple heart last year was progress. now they hope mr. trump will live up to tweets. >> i remember that tweet of his support back in twelve 2012. that's why i voted for him. >> in washington, fox news. >>> here in the heart of downtown boston, is a bustling destination lined with food, restaurants, shops built in the 1820. now a popular attraction for boston and will tourists. as the national historic landmark over 12 million visitors annually and packed today. a lot of folks stopping by. earlier today on this marketplace's charm and rich history. >> what happened behind these walls. >> so much. first of all, was built for marketplace, but what made it so important was to separate

so that is one and you have to make that determine ation and if you believe there is a woeful violation, can you can order the respondent to council district the violation and/or produce the records. there is an option to post on the commission's website, the commission's finding there has been a violation. you can issue a warning letter, et cetera but what is at-issue here is whether the respondents have violated the provisions of the sunshine ordinance that have been alegend? legend? alleged? >> i'm not sure what the violations that allegedly occurred and i don't know what the response is of the respondents as to why they say they have complied and haven't violated it? we don't hear anything, and this is one way to go and they are not here and the only evidence that we have is what mr. grossman presented, and either it appears from that evidence whether or not there was a violation, but frankly i don't know how to make that determination. >> i would disagree there is no other evidence for the commission and we presented the analysis including sedan jones on behalf of mr. rahaim and pl

tice henderson who left, she will tell you because of the look ation, because what they are doing over here with those options, it to destroy the one-size-fits-all we see in most cities. to deal withfort the short-term and long-term. short-term is the need to really help parents who feel trapped because the school in their neighborhood may not work. it providesm is incentives for the local school districts to get better. people who should look at where it is taking place should use as an example. let'sless go to herbie -- go to herbie. caller: passing the buck, passing the blame like privatizing prisons, it is more expensive then you cannot hold them accountable to what they could do to individuals. spend the same amount of money on house and then send the kid. that would be, we can hold the government more responsible than what to say charter schools or private companies. guest: the -- you mention the prison situation. we are trying to stop the school to prison pipeline. when i visited our local jail, over 90% of our inmates were high school dropouts. even today, according to the , ab

what that did, led to hyper in those ation communities. the shooting of a man. anderson, carol author of "white rage," good morning, kathleen. caller: good morning. here listening and i want to say we as hebrew sraelites need to teach our kids what was black people before slavery. talking about slavery, slavery. what were we doing before slavery? what were we doing on the west coast of africa? what were we doing when our ancestors ran out of jerusalem into west africa? okay. what were we doing? we need to goaid, y god's law, god gave the hebrew israelites laws. are oke them laws, we cursed. e sold us into slavery because we broke the laws. laws.o go back to god's [cutting out] we're losing kathleen, we understand the point. how about a response? the response is, i mean, here are -- i talk about slavery because that is where there are arts, but many scholars who fully document west as happening in africa. so that is just not the focus of conversation, but one thing that you do see and i don't want to think of slavery as like, god, because in fact, the enslaved fo

rates rise, the expectation, no one, we're read nothing ideas about what the market expects, the will ation is that trump spend more money while tax cut something on infrastructure, who knows what exactly, that will to more inflationary environment, higher long-term raised values that of dollar substantially. that goes long way if you are deficit.ody trade host: diane in douglasville, georgia. waiting, go for ahead. caller: good morning, gentlemen. inin ining -- going to saying. what i'm ask questions during that time, view.d like to hear their the first thing that i notice administration policy and i am at a loss as to what it is. believe c-span should really get in there and say to us, here would maybe fwif p more insight, i don't know what it is, what they are, right? person who just spoke, thebaker, please don't jump gun, okay. we don't know what the economy time.do in a month's we do not know if president barack obama is still president, in and told -- now it is 0,000, give him -- he has been much, much better. they are talking about that we'dnt, promised hear about technology affect a

know, thewho don't basic idea is, they want to go nationbuilding by bombing the ,ations they want to build which many of us would argue is counterintuitive. the flipside is that democrats are the most stalwart opponents of war there ever were, until given the opportunity to vote for war. afghanistan, world war ii, world war i, narnia, west rose. -- westeros, they want to go to war with all of them. i have a masters degree in european politics. did you get that, c-span? impressive, because i am from a place in the country where there are more cows than past orts. -- passports. i am from oklahoma, which is the canada of texas. [laughter] thank you, to the loan oki back there. 1966, and we are good. that's pre-much all you need to know. -- pretty much all you need to know. i grew up there but i got educated on global affairs by going to scotland. where i got my masters degree. if you are not a worldly cosmopolitan east coast elite like yourself, it can be confusing. in scotland, they have different words for things. high? high? it's pronounced i. issed, which is, where for angry.the wor

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zine and review with city department jz hope to move to the board for approval and quick implement ation. i think your question earlier about what could we do to get the projects in the ground quicker. one thing we are doing for each project outlined here, instead of waiter for the bulb-out jz maybe the repaving projects we are going through the paint and signs and posts implementing as soon as we can. 7th and 8th was approved by the board. the partsds undrb control we start right away and the others we expedite as much as we can. the mayor's directive asked to look specifically at a area in golden gate park that was a site of there tragic fatality in june and happy to report that we have drasticly improved safety along the western segment of jfk between the great hi high way and transverse by installing 9 speed humps and a raised cross walk. proud of the quick work that our team did to do outreach and make sure that we were doing something that was contact sensitive to the special needs of the park and also to work closely with our partners in public works to get the project implemented

and so i am indebted to many ational park historians. many cure rators at various libraries. there are a lot of different documents in different places. they don't always align with geography. the papers are deposited with a particular individual. john hale vincent paz papers, the spiritual mentor, his papers are in dallas, texas. i don't think he had ever written a day in dallas texas. they were offered to southern methodist university and they said, we will take them. brian: how many of the 33 volumes are digitized? online for people to read them? ronald: all of them are digitized. the 33rd volume will be published by harvard university press. brian: why? ronald: well, this is to be a special volume. it is going to be a really annotated volume. i don't fully know the onversation. the hope is that this will become a really first-class volume. i have seen it but not in the final stages. brian: that's being done with john -- robert:my wonderful executive editor at ulysses s. grant mississippi state was helpful. brian: i wanted to ask you about this in the acknowledgment. in my

page two of my report, just a brief reminder of what we were looking at mpt this was a preimp lment ation audit looking how the transition from one claim system to another went. the purpose of the new claim system for blue shield was to make sure that these services are provided in a state of the art system and want to make sure the quality and efficiency would be there for the members and we were looking at both customer service as well as claims payment and we wanted to make sure the capabilities met current needs and were able to expand to any future needs that may come along rchlt there were two particular areas if you go to page 3 thatimeer looking at. the first of which is enrollment issues. there is one that remains. it is not a large issue, it impacts 45 member jz that st. the issue of medicare b only, which you had spoken about earlier today. that is because the way the facet system for blue shield is set up, the first time you mention medicare it goes automatically to medicare a which is hospital benefit. the second is medicare b. the third line you would have medicare is c or d

non-commissioned officers improperly provided student loan repayments and bonuses to numerous california ational guard members. and one person, sergeant -- master sargent -- female -- toni -- i can't come up it -- toni jaffe was the only person to be criminally sanctioned. but dozens of personnel, including senior leaders and general officers, were punished by the california national guard for this illegal activity, is that correct? david baldwin that's correct, congressman. but an additional 43 soldiers were charged and prosecuted by the -- either the federal government or district attorneys for fraud, also. master sergeant jaffe is not the only person that served jail time. she served far more time in prison than anyone else that did jail time, but there ere other officers, and some non-commission officers that were given sentences that included some jail time. hank johnson jr. all right, thank you. what was the highest ranking official to be found to have ngaged in this misconduct? david baldwin so on the receiving side or (ph) the people that we actually had evidence that committed fraud or

saying, i,ation and barack obama, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the constitution and the laws of the united states we hereby proclaim december 15, 2016 as bill of rights day. i call upon the people of the united states to mark this observance with appropriate ceremonies and activities. stephen in connecticut, good morning. caller: i think the most important, especially at this time in our history is the 15th amendment, which covers the 65 voting rights act. the civil rights department out of president obama's justice department is so under praised. they have been the greatest civil rights department, especially under eric holder and now loretta lynch. in the history of my memory ever, and they should be lauded. you cannot underestimate the humans work these people have work theseman's people have done. about thepeak enough justice department, they did great work. host: what do you think about the people's voting rights going forward? caller: jeff sessions from alabama, i follow c-span for 20 years so i have seen him speak a lot. alabama is not necessarily known as the hea

rates rise, the expectation, no one, we're read nothing ideas about what the market expects, the will ations that trump spend more money while tax cut something on infrastructure, who knows what exactly, that will to more inflationary environment, higher long-term raised values that of dollar substantially. that goes long way if you are deficit.ody trade host: diane in douglasville, georgia. waiting, go for ahead. caller: good morning, gentlemen. inin ining -- going to saying. what i'm ask questions during that time, view.d like to hear their the first thing that i notice administration policy and i am at a loss as to what it is. believe c-span should really get in there and say to us, here would maybe fwif p more insight, i don't know what it is, what they are, right? person who just spoke, thebaker, please don't jump gun, okay. we don't know what the economy time.do in a month's we do not know if president barack obama is still president, in and told -- now it is 0,000, give him -- he has been much, much better. they are talking about that we'dnt, promised hear about technology affect ame