more than three years, serving as a loyal ally of benjamin netanyahu, and as a loyal ally of benjaminyal ally of benjamin netanyahu, and the fallout with him after seven yea rs netanyahu, and the fallout with him after seven years of service, and come out saying that he is fostering extremism, and possibly the fascistisation of israel. that is extraordinary! it was not the case until the 2015 elections. let's put it this way. it certainly changed, overnight? the likud party has changed. ijoined overnight? the likud party has changed. i joined it overnight? the likud party has changed. ijoined it when the rule of law was above all. and this has been changed. certainly, there are many politicians they could not win the primaries of the likud party. so it isa the primaries of the likud party. so it is a challenge. but i believe the israeli society can deal with it. we will get to the bigger strategic picture and a moment. but let's stick to the internal politics of benjamin netanyahu, the likud party, and you have been a critic now, but also you have been involve a long time. how can you

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benjamin katzeff silberstein: my pleasure. jacqueline: first of all, help us understand why our options dealing with north korea are so limited. benjamin: well, i think there are several reasons why there really aren't a lot of great options for dealing with north korea. one of them is the limited range of diplomatic contacts that the united states has with north korea. so, in the case of another country where there were diplomatic channels of some sort established, you could imagine that you could downgrade diplomatic contacts as a show of force or as a signal, but just because contacts are already so dismal, there's not really much to do in that range. second of all, the unpredictable nature of north korean strategy makes it very hard to deal with north korea in terms of, like, i think that even if there are military options that could achieve certain us objectives when it comes to north korea, we just don't know how north korea would respond against some sort of armed action by the united states. so that's--the unpredictabl

up next, musician, benjamin booker.y with us. ♪ >>> please welcome benjamin booker to this program. three years ago he was twenty something working at a coffee shop. his debut received early praise and this month, he released a follow up to the break out album, it is called "witness" and featured guest appearance on the title track. who better on the track than "witness." >> benjamin, it is great to have you here on the program. >> thank you for having me. >> my honor. i don't know if i ever opened up and read liner notes that james baldwin and john paul sharp. [ laughter ] >> i was impressed but i was taken aback by that. tell me your -- rational for the two. >> well, i was having a little bit of exponential crisis. >> sounds like it. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> part of writing this album and taking a trip to mexico and isolating myself was of the idea just trying to see who i was without the comforts of home and the people around me and those kinds of things. i think that a lot of me trying to see who i really was. the t

benjamin, what's the latest? >> the paris police now coming out and saying that this operation is over, thankfully thanks for the quick response from the police there. you'll remember back in february, there was an attack at the louvre in paris. he was shot quickly. a few months before that, there is an attack, a car found near there louvre that was found full of gas cylinders that thankfully didn't go off. that's what isis propaganda has been saying. if this is indeed isis. we have not confirm that. it is low-tech and that's a propaganda that is called for. the fact that it was just outside notre dame. this operation certainly seems to be over. they have searched the people who went back inside notre dame. they cleared the square. as we've seen before, they will try to get this going is back to normal as possible. they do not want panic to spread. a >> jon: very quick response from paris police who have their headquarters just steps away from notre dame cathedral. benjamin hall reporting, thanks very much. we wi

benjamin: other questions. yes. matt, you mentioned earlier that -- [inaudible] how has that affected the intelligence community, that disrupt in terms of their jobs or whatever? let's get the last question, one more, and then you take the final word. yesterday, it was reported that devin nunes issued subpoenas requesting information requeststain unmasking made by former obama officials. can you talk about -- is the type of request something congressmen usually have the authority to request or would he have to issue a subpoena to get that information as chairman of the oversight committee? matthew: interesting question. i will take that one and you are second. i didn't see that report, but based on what you said, that does strike me as out of the ordinary, certainly the chair of the house intelligence committee would have the ability and the relationship with the intelligence community to obtain information about unmasking requests, which for everyone's purpose, the general rule of the procedures is to mask or read

if i may say so, you sound just like prime minister benjamin netanyahu.ed to be israeli prime minister. you clearly want his job. your positions on the key elements of this, the fact you won't talk about a two—state solution, you won't talk about land for peace, you are just like benjamin netanyahu! first of all he, like myself, regarding the strategic issues, we didn't dispute it, whether iran, what should be done in the region and this situation in the middle east, or with regard to the palestinian challenge. your strategic vision is the same as netanyahu's? almost, yes. that will hardly persuade the public to shift from him to you. what does it mean if we agree about it? this is reality. i have 37 years of military experience, seven yea rs in government experience. we don't have a two—state solution. mahmoud abbas escaped from president 0bama's proposal in 2014, he got away from the proposal in 2008, this is the reality. you've just been speaking at a big conference in london at the centre for policy studies security conference, and if we look in strat

again, for benjamin franklin, they were directly connected. if you engage in the right kind of behavior, frugal, industrious, temperate, it would lead to economic success rate -- success. that is the way to wealth. the victorian saw a connection. the families at the center at of this, that is the chief institution by which individuals are socialized. the family of the victorians was monogamous and heterosexual. it was the nuclear family. it was between one man and one woman only. again, to emphasize the ways in which victorian social standards were different than earlier ones, it was still voluntary. there were no arranged marriages. the family was much more based on affection rather than on interest or compulsion. as i said, it was nuclear. this is not the extended family. it was premodern society, but the modern nuclear family. it comes into shape in the 19th century. it becomes the norm into the 20th century. the institution of divorce is still limited. legally, no states had no-fault divorce laws until the 1960's. divorce was deliberately

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(áápkgáá)benjamin serna/father: "he saved my life. and ah.... i've very proud of him."ch to be proud about his 5-year-old son, joshua. consider his age, and the fact he was able to operate a huge jet ski on his áown and help rescue his family from drowning.and bear in mind, joshua and his father had never been on a seadoo áever before.just 10 minutes after their maiden voyage began in which benjamin was toting his wife, oli, who was holding onto their 2-year-old son ben and a friend's 3-year-old daughter in an innertube behind, ádanger began as benjamin turned the water craft around to bring them closer to shore.benjamin serna/father: "the inflatable innertube started sinking."and his wife started yelling to him for help.benjamin serna/father: "and she had gone under and the two babies, she was holding them up." benjamin jumped off the seadoo and was making his way out to them.he ripped his vest off and handed it to oli to put on. then tried to swim back to the seadoo, but he was much too weak and at this point was holding onto the 3-year-old girl.benjamin serna/father:

you can see this in benjamin franklin. the already -- you all right selections -- read selections from his autobiography. you can see the way in which benjamin franklin, though he had lost his traditional orthodox christian upbringing, still advocated, perhaps the greatest advocate for the bourgeois virtues or the protestant work ethic in the autobiography. all of those things that were religious in origin, honesty, frugality, thrift, industry, temperance, they turn out to be valuable not for purposes of eternal salvation but for the purposes of advancing and success in this world, as a way to wealth, as a way to improve society. the material conditions of the world are very useful. you can see the utility of the old puritan values, even though he doesn't think they have any religious significance anymore. benjamin franklin is sort of the outstanding figure of the american dream, the self-made man, that if you follow these moral principles, if you cultivate these virtues, you have success in the world. if you apply this to

he's the guy who benjamin franklin to learn about federalism. benjamin franklin was conduit for which this information flowed. made his way into the articles of confederation and into the constitution. >> watch sunday night at at 9:00 eastern. ♪ >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service. it's brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> "washington journal" continues. host: time for open phones on "washington journal." you can talk about any public policy issue that's on your mine. republicans 202-748-8001, democrats 202-748-8000, independents 202-748-8002. reminder coming up in about five or six hours this morning. jeff sessions the attorney general will be testifying on capitol hill before the senate intelligence committee. 2:30 we'll be carrying it live on c-span 3. you can see it on c-span.org and listen to it on the c-span radio app. he's not the only cabinet member on capitol hill today. the secretary of state rex tillerson will be testifying about the state department's budget

after that, benjamin was involved in a farming accident, so he became disabled. therefore it felt to abigail to be the breadwinner for the family. she did teaching again, but eventually she decided to move down to albany, oregon, a small town further to the south in the valley. and she set up a hat shop. and apparently she was quite successful in that business. she even traveled to san francisco to get supplies for the business. happenedmportant thing when she interacted with the women that came into her hat shop. she became aware of the difficulties that women lead in their lives and she realized they had no life, they had no standing in the community. they could not own property. they were dependent upon their s'sbands, and their husband' goodwill. and she saw a lot of women suffering because of that. at one point she realized, if women could vote then they could enact change themselves and change the laws to benefit women, all women. and all people. and so she turned her attention to the suffrage movement. she moved her family back to portland. this was in the

benjamin franklin was the conduit for which this information flowed. made its way in the articles of confederation and in the constitution. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span 2 book tv. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. it's brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> "washington journal" continues. host: newsmax ceo chris ruddy is back after making headlines. telling pbs that you believe president is considering firing special counsel robert mueller. what do you base that belief on? guest: i'm a journalist in addition to running newsmax. i have some good sources in the administration. i think it's an accurate statement. i have not spoken to the president about the matter. i believe it's an accurate statement. it's really not different from what the president's own attorney said this past sunday. where he said the president is leaving open the option to terminate the special counsel. host: you're a friend of the president. you're

in may, baltimore ravens tight end benjamin watson joined a group of pastors to a mission to lebanonlook at the largest humanitarian crisis of our time. here is how he describes his experience in his own words. >> i have no idea why i decided to go toebanon but my wife said you go and whenour wife tells you to do something, you do it. i felt like, with everything we see on the news when it comes to syria, the crisis, lebanon, refugees, i wanted to experience it firsthand. >> no blankets. only these to protect them. shortwent for one week, a trip, only on the ground for three days, travel was by van. the first day, we were a few miles from the syrian border where a lot of informal settlements are. i would have my phone and i would show the children a picture of my children. they would hide in the tent and looked out of the window and i said, these are my children. eventually, they would come and see who the stranger is. a lot of people they do not lift weights and walking around with muscles, that was something the children wanted to touch, i have pictures of children hanging on my ar

and yet he had a profound impact on our system of government because he is the guy who enabled benjaminranklin to learn about federalism and benjamin franklin was the conduit through which this information flowed for the rest of the founders. it made its way into the articles of confederation and then into the constitution. tonight anderwards 9:00 pm eastern on c-span two's book tv. tonight looking indicators. >> i'm a capitalist, but i think there's been overreach. we have a lot of lousy ads, they are way too invasive. they disturb the viewing experience on a website, and they slow down the loading of a website, and they track your every move. we need a way to deal with that. i propose we start over. --the second of it too smart of a two-part conversation with wolves mossberg -- walt mossberg. ever watched star trek, there's a computer that is ambient and exist in the starship and understands or idioms. you can have a conversation, it knows everything. honest to god, they all want to watch star trek. this is what they're are gunning for, every one of these companies. >> watch the commu

lauren: fox news benjamin joining us from london with the latest in developing story., this is a staggering result overnight completely unexpected the conservatives were ahead over 20 points just a few weeks ago and they seemed to have thrown that all away. as you have been saying, they remain the biggest party. they won the most seats and they haven't gotten the majority, technically a hung parliament. the conservatives are predicted to have 319 and labor 261 and now all the parties come together and talk to smaller parties about forming a coalition. theresa may called called this election because she wanted a personal mandate but that backfired and already questions about her future and whether or not she can stay as prime minister, she has already announced that she won't resign. >> at this time more than anything else this country needs a period of stability and if as the incation have shown, if this is correct that the conservative party has won the most seats and probably the most votes, then it will be incumbent upon us to ensure that we have that period of stab

he is the guy who enabled benjamin franklin to learn about federalism. benjamin franklin was a conduit through which this idea floated to the rest of the country first are the articles of confederation and more perfectly in the constitution. the eparow and administrator scott pruitt testifies at a house hearing about his agency and the trump the environment. like everett at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, c-span.org and the c-span radio app. on wednesday, the federal reserve announced a quarter-point increase in the short-term interest rate. it is the second rate hike this week. cochair janet yellen announced the move at a news briefing where she discusses the state of the u.s. economy.

brian: benjamin hall.st time he we have him doing work in syria and talk about the rise of isis go. to london i had-to-think more civilized area. what does he witness three attacks now in london. one, of course, in manchester and that brutal fire that horrific fire that took place less than a week ago. ainsley: death toll now up to 97 we learned this morning. brian: incredible. ainsley: also, what was interesting when w. this most recent attack in london that happened overnight, there was some video of the guy, the suspect. they put him in the back of the police van. people were outside the police van, that white van yelling murderer. he looks at the crowd and blows them a kiss. steve: as we just heard benjamin say, apparently he said i'm going to kill all the muslims. and according to the telegraph this morning, after he weighs arrested he said i did the job. i did my bit. he has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. brian: meanwhile, five minutes after the top of the hour. one of the big storie

aura interior from benjamin moo®e .only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. >>> a legend among surfers, jack o'neill, the man credited with inventing the wet suit passed away this morning according to his family in santa cruz. o'neill is credited with expanding the world of surfing from a warm water sport to cold water beaches throughout the world. . >> jana katsuyama talked with surfers in san francisco today who knew o'neill and are carrying on his legacy. >> jack o'neill has left his mark. not just in the world of surfing but in the hearts and memories of those who knew him and shared his love for the sport. jack o'neill a man who spent a lifetime chasing waves started a revolution in 1952 from a small surf shop in the san francisco garage near the corner of the great highway and wawona street. >> the shop here in san francisco is a hole in the wall. >> bob wise remembers the tight knit community surfing the waves before wet suits. >> you were frozen. you warmed back up and then you did it ove

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with more benjamin are you there? on the phone: this area reached that tensions incredibly high yet another attack, of course, we have been saying what -- it was carried out by a white man, unmuslim same message we have seen in previous attacks use of a truck to mow weem being investigated after midnight in north london multiethnic neighborhood crowded with muslims after ramadan prayers, the driver reved engine driving into crowd off the crowd on pavement media called it a hate crime urging public to stay calm, police arrested the driver 48-year-old man he was pined to ground by two bystanders the two men are being called heroes, eye witnesses reporting while held by public, the man said a number of times i have done my best and i want to kill muslims. >> the terrorist -- >> terrorist, it with a as terrorist. >> terrorist attack he wasn't ill. >> no, he wasn't ill on floor five minutes people holding him if somebody is drunk you cannot hold five minutes on floor. >> eye witnesses reporting two other men in the van ran

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and benjamin franklin was the conduit in which this information flow to the rest of the founders and made its way to the articles of confederation. >> watch afterwards sunday night and then :00 eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> washington journal continues. >> joining us now is congresswoman robin kelly, democrat from illinois. she is here to give her reactions to this week's event. thank you for joining us. what is your reaction to wednesday's shooting? i have a whole lot of feelings, i guess -- sadness, frustration, i don't know. weary and a way -- weary in a way. sadness and aust lot of frustration also. and of course, wishing the best andeveryone that was shot grateful for the capitol police. host: we have been discussing a lot during this show whether members of congress should be allowed to carry firearms. some of your colleagues believe they should. what is your thought on that? guest: i don't want to carry a gun. will that really help more and more people who have guns? or having people when there is a big group like that trained to carry guns, are trained to react? even if we

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her dad benjamin happens to be musically inclined, a sound producer.e he has the camera on her, then himself. he and the mom are overwhelmed. again, it's her first time hearing music. music they played in the womb. she was born profoundly deaf. her father says she's unable to walk due to balance issues from being deaf. these are beautiful moments they were able to share it as a family. >> can't hear it in the womb but still feel the music, vibrations. >> now she can hear and feel it. ♪ we found love right where we are ♪ >> 2020 hind set, people on the road. >> in the uk. >> minding his own business. >> suddenly, no, no, no. >> the car just turns in front of it, like didn't see him. but what's in front of the road. shattered, which means the sun is extremely low and directly behind him. i'm going to say, granted, they should have looked harder, but the driver was completely blind to the fact because he was completely in the sun. >> nothing saying the driver didn't look or see but i'm going to assume he's okay. >> complete opposite end of the planet, aus

yet, he had a profound impact on our system of government because he is the guy who benjamin franklinas the conduit for this information flowed to the rest of the congress. the first articles of confederation and into the constitution. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span two's book tv. >> next, secretary of state rex tillerson is asked about the trump administration's plans to cut the state department budget by 31%. secretary tillerson also talked about sanctions against north korea, u.s.-cuba policy, and the paris climate accord. thetor bob corker chairs committee.

aura interior from benjamin moo®e .only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. >>> one man, two guns, shooting in all directions from inside a city bus. >>> truck smash. a wrong-way driver plows through a philadelphia restaurant. >>> sex crimes, a former youth football coach accused of r5apig three girls. >>> right now, at 11:00, u-haul truck smash, a driver plows through a philadelphia brewery right at lunchtime. a woman barely gets out of the way. and the driver runs away from it all. >>> good evening. this brewery did reopen tonight. but repairs, they're going to take weeks. keith jones is joining us live at that crash scene tonight in northern liberty. such a close call there, keith. >> reporter: jim, they're open right now, though. second street goes this way, this u-haul was coming up the street this way, jumped the curve and demolished the urban village there. >> my heart races every time i see it. it's very scary. >> reporter: the u-haul crashing through the glass. one woman barely escaping.

benjamin greenberg. in emails, dr.enberg wondered if we were seeing the 21st century version of polio. if it is in the early stages of evolution, he urged cdc, we can get ahead of it. i recently tracked down dr in dallas and ut southwestern medical center. what's the difference between what we're seeing with these children and polio? dr. greenberg: not much, which is interesting. sharyl: greenberg filled in a lot of blanks on the mysterious afflictions, where cdc would not. is it accurate to say this is less contagious than polio? dr. greenberg: we don't know yet. part of what we're lacking is the ability to go through a population and determine who has been exposed to this virus and who hasn't. we looked at the papers written 100 years ago, describing cases of poliomyelitis in the u.s., and we talked to colleagues from around the world who are actually part of teams who treat polio cases. and to all of our surprises, basically what we were seeing was a polio-like illness, but not from the polio virus. sharyl: millions

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he's the guy who enabled benjamin franklin to learn about federalism and benjamin franklin isecunda to which this information flowed for the rest of the founders. maids were forced into the articles of confederation and then anymore perfectly into the constitution. >> host: amazing amazing. before we get into that, the subject matter of the book itself, i did have the privilege as i mentioned to meet your late father was a legendary figure, one of the top supreme court advocates, and really the father of the modern supreme court bar. is there an influence from him in this book? >> guest: without question. as i was growing up we talked about things like federalism and separation of powers around the dinner table. i think i was 32 i relies not become does that. i think they should. it made for interesting dinner conversation in our home. my dad used to say there are these two structural protections that are as important as any of the feature of it. and that one is vertical and we call the federalism. the other sores awfu on and recl that separation of powers. when you put those together

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