beverly gage. her newest book is "genius: j edgar hoover and the making of the american century." you won the los angeles times book award for biography last night. >> i did. ask and you have already won the bancroft prize. >> correct. >> in your speech last night you referred to j edgar hoover as complicated and terrible. why do you use the word terrible? >> i think one of his main influences over this vast swath of time that he was director of the fbi were real invasions and violations of people as individuals, social movements, people engaged in perfectly legal activity. a lot of that came from his own ideas and desire to control what was happening. i think there are some of the worst things he did and major features of his legacy. >> how did he get started with the fbi and when? >> it was almost fainted that j edgar hoover would end up doing this. he was born in washington in 1895 and he came of age in a government service tradition, a civil service family. he graduated from college in 1917 whe

i am beverly kirk. we are continuing our discussion this morning about strengthening democracy with a look at trust in institutions, in each other, and what the latest data have to say about all of this. to put it into perspective, i am joined by filmmaker ken burns and pew research center president mike dimmick. thank you for being here. let's jump in with the first question. what is the overall state of american confidence in democracy. i understand you have some new numbers to share with us. ken: thank you. we don't want to get too gloomy but we do care about the facts and the facts are right now america is in kind of a gloomy place. almost kind of surprisingly so. if you had told me two years ago we would be worried about an economy that was too hot, which wasn't even a phrase we were talking about, that we would be where we are with our covid rates, not necessarily done do ne but feeling better, addressing climate, global competitiveness, that we would have had a midterm election that would pretty

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with us, beverly hubbard and curtis. green to both of you. >> thank you.areed zakaria asked about his age. >> i think a lot of people watch you and they have been impressed and you brought the economy back and restored the nation with the world. many of these people do say and these are supporters of yours that the next thing he should do is step aside and let another generation of democrats to take the baton. >> beverly, tell us about your high. >> the liberal media is finally starting to call out president biden. >> zakaria, of course, also marine is calling out president biden for not ignoring his event child and talking about these grandchildren everyday but does not acknowledge his seventh grandchild. this is pointing to two areas that's really bad for the president. his age which is on full display on a daily basis. they're getting to it. the question is are they doing it because they hope another democrat contender will sneak in? >> let's play the white house's cocaine joke. >> to me, the secret service looks like they can't find a dead cow in a clo

how about beverly doss?i remember seeing without my parents was old yeller i remember running from the theater to a hardware store tears streaming down my face. i didn't want old yeller to die. marianne from monaco, first movie without parents or siblings was 1985, the breakfas club. you know, that is an outstandin film hunger how about susan weighing in tonight for us. the pirate with chrissy mcnicho and christopher adkins, you k know, i love chrissy mcnichol longer i can tell you this, g guys, one of the things we didn't talk about tonight with this idea of maybe going to the theater. here president trump off and then you go see a movie that th board supposed to be going to see. you know who you are out there. i didn't do it. "i'm going to see whatever )-right-parenthesis and then yo go see something that is rated what you shouldn't see. always good to see rebecca jeff locke xtramart, dr. macarro a charles billi and robert faitella, thank you so much for joining us nightcap and we than you for watching ame

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>> beverly: i think it may be.oking at poll numbers and realizing it is not looking well for him and think they are looking as continued gaffes he makes. we have seen him on this international trip this week and he does awkward things like not knowing how to interact with the king of england, by looking up awkwardly for things in the sky. we have seen this in grandfathers and grandmothers and it concerns a lot of people temperature is one thing to keep some of this under wraps, but to the point, he will not be able to campaign from the basement, he will have to be in front of the camera. democrats are like, i'm worried, people see through this. >> carley: over the weekend, there was a piece in the "new york times" entitled, it's seven grandkids, mr. president and criticized him for acknowledging hunter's four-year-old daughter and the ladies of "the view" defended him over this, watch this. >> this is private. i know people feel like you need to know everything, i'm sorry, you don't, you need to know do not feel al

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writes beverly gage beverly gage has miraculously untangled those contradictions in her own paradoxicalational involving american anxieties over security, masculinity race. it's a big ambitious book and is written with a propulsive energy and on its she weaves through archival revelations historical nuance to to interpret notations and psychological keenness. it is really suspenseful biography washington dc is essential to her understanding hoover and his biography is also the biography story, his hometown as it ran swarmed from a sleepy, parochial city into the center of the global power gauge. she herself understands power, she writes. it does not arrive. it has to be created policy by policy law, by law, step by excruciating step. and in in revelations that resonate today, each found that hoover's world view was framed by the southern fraternity, kappa alpha and liberty. herbert. now, i think so, but but. oh, my god. see, that's kappa alpha raising its ugly head. his, his is because it was hoover's chief source of sustenance and friendship and it informed hoover's values about, espec

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this is beverly upton from the domestic violence consortium. so so many black families have suffered in san francisco as we looked away, family violence, domestic violence, taking their houses, taking their land, taking their culture. we are in complete support of this and we look forward to working with all the leaders in this community. thank you so much. thank you much. beverly upton. next speaker, please. good morning. my name is charles james riggs. i'm here to address this committee and express my gratitude for proposing 13. thank you, charles. james riggs. next speaker, please. hi good morning. my name is bill tamayo . i'm a native of san francisco and a resident longtime resident . my family grew up in the western edition, so i was very much witness to the tearing down of a lot of homes of japanese-americans, african americans, to make way for the gary boulevard, to make way for a lot of other developments that were not consistent with preserving housing in that community. so i support having this task force and having this office opene

well, what do we want to listen to then, beverly? demis roussos.tone, do you like demis roussos? yeah, he's all right. he's fantastic, isn't he? sue? i don't know him, i'm afraid. oh, you'll like him. he's lovely. sue, he's really great. would you like to hear him? yes. yeah? laurence, angela likes - demis roussos, tony likes demis roussos, i like demis roussos and sue would like to _ hear demis roussos. so, please, do you think- we could have demis roussos on? yes. thank you. at the time, i was... i'd moved to the suburbs, with my ex... my now ex—wife, alison steadman, who of course was in it. we were living that...bohemian but nevertheless suburban experience, you know, and we were talking about having kids. indeed, my eldest son, toby leigh, the illustrator, is discernibly inside beverly's tummy when you watch the television version. i think i would have to say that the play worked as a piece and, you know, spoke to the audience really. what drives you on now, mike? well, i was slightly early here, and so i stood up at oxford circus for a bit an

well, what do we want to listen to then, beverly? demis roussos.sue? i don't know him, i'm afraid. ah, you'll like him. he's lovely. sue, he's really great. - would you like to hear him? yes. yeah? laurence, angela likes demis roussos, - tony likes demis roussos, i like demis roussos- and sue would like to hear demis roussos. _ so, please, do you think- we could have demis roussos on? yes. thank you. at the time, i was — i'd moved to the suburbs, with my ex — my now ex—wife, alison steadman, who of course was in it, we were living that — bohemian but nonetheless suburban experience, you know, um... and we were talking about having kids. indeed, my eldest son, toby leigh, the illustrator, is discernibly inside beverly's tummy when you watch the television version. i think i would have to say that the play worked as a piece and, you know, spoke to the audience really. what drives you on now, mike? well, i was slightly early and so i stood up at oxford circus for a bit and i did what i do, which is ijust clock people walking past, really. because i kn

they're going to behave themselves >> seth: oh, do you have that kind of family >> it was like the beverlys really, really wonderful. my mom hasn't made such a big trip in years. and my best friend who is also my business partner did it, set up everything for my family so no one even texted me even once. which was a dream come true. [ laughter ] >> seth: i would love -- if i could have your friend fill in for me, just for a week would be wonderful. >> yeah, yeah. they're a good buffer. but my straight brother, the only straight brother i have, it was his birthday on opening night. and he is also a middle child. so, i was so prepared for him to be like "oh, you couldn't have your opening night on some other night? >> seth: right that is a very good straight guy by the way >> thank you, thank you. >> seth: i heard a little of myself in that pretty much how i talk on my birthday i'm like, "i can't believe we got to do that on my birthday. >> but instead, he said, "you mean i get to spend my birthday watching you make your broadway debut? >> seth: pretty cool >> then they came out the stage do

beverly, it's great to talk to you this morning. thanks for your time.ged for a fourth night in france after officers shot and killed a 17-year-old in a paris suburb during a traffic stop on tuesday. more than 1300 people were detained last night were alone and footage of the incident that sparked outrage. officers surrounded a vehicle and opened fire as the teen appeared to drive off. french president macron urging parents to keep teenagers at home as the violence spreads. he claims that social media is playing a considerable role in the area. a chat bot to help coding course this fall and it'll provide feedback, answer questions and help computer science find -- students find bugs. but the course professor warns the bot could give students incorrect answer sos they should always think critically and those are your headlines. let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth, not ai, but a real person. all though he could be replaced soon. rachel: so many people.ing to enjoy the outs and things rough and really hot across the southeast and know it if

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beverly was not the case. we are seeing a lot more of rehashing what has been said that last week.ything new in there. it does suggest to us that the government is moving towards this consumption led, driven stimulus, which frankly i think would be quite healthy, given where the witness is going into the second half of this year. going into the second half of this year-— this year. but they did not have any _ this year. but they did not have any sort _ this year. but they did not have any sort of— this year. but they did not have any sort of spending | this year. but they did not - have any sort of spending cuts orany have any sort of spending cuts or any sort of spending packages? are they being aggressive enough to get china's a comme back on track? i think ultimately the government and try to engineer towards a slower, healthier growth. and so gone are the days were receiving seamless packages. of course, these big step in this packages tend to have the impact of being able to boost confidence, so there is some scepticism over other these kind of single drip policy would help li

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