kevin boyer with modus. so we were initially targeting the pole at the southwest corner of clay and locust street, and we want trying to see if there was enough room to run our conduit and fiber, and we wouldn't have enough room to run the fiber and power through the existing conduit, which means we've got to trench and replace that copied bnduit thr the whole entire block on the south side. so initially that one was killed as a candidate, and that one, they're suggesting as the tree issues. tree gets in the way of the antenna, is degrades the signal, so that means we'd probably need to add another site to fix the capacity. i'm assuming we can't conduit proof -- didn't conduit that one on the south side of the street, but the one on locust and clay that they're sugges suggest -- suggesting, thoat's shifting to close to another proposed site, so that's not viable. >> mr. boyer, how many fibers are you running from one site to another? >> two strands. >> two strands? you can't get that in the one-inch? >> hmm-

former nfl long snapper nate y boyer famously wrote an open letter to kaepernick against his protest in 2016, saying he was angry at first, but willing to listen. >> i'm not a black man in america. so i don't know what that feels like. and i never will. >> reporter: the two talked and came to a compromise. >> he was asking me, what can i do that you think would be more respectful? because i'm not going to stand, i'm not going to stand until i see changes. i suggested kneeling because you can often see an image of a war fighter taking a knee in front of a fallen brother's grave to pay respects. >> reporter: as a former green beret, boyer says he views standing for the anthem as an act of patriotism but recognizing protesting is an american right too. >> i don't always agree but i ultimately fought for it. >> reporter: baldwin says he thinks the decision is ultimately about the almighty dollar. >> we're in a call tap lepitali system and the bottom line is more important than making positive change. >> reporter: evidence, he says, leaving players out of the discussion on the new policy.

and colin kaepernick and nate boy boyer sat down and talked about it and boyer said here's what you can is kneel, this is something that people do to honor the fallen. and then the president of the united states who denigrate s hm in racial terms, uses it to gin up his rally cry, and rally up his base to bully -- i don't know if it's bullied nfl owners, who have crumbled under the pressure to number one keep colin kaepernick from ever working again, and to institute this insane anthem rule, where's colin kaepernick's rights. >> i have never heard the president come out and say he was offended by a statement like this. i have heard this administration come out and say they are offended when they believe somebody on their side has been denigrated. i remember the buproar over the white house correspondents dinner. and maybe they were talking about sarah sanders look, and they were not talking about sarah sanders looks and they took that opportunity to push back and i can't remember a time when the president has said he personally was offended by a racist comment towards someone else. >> an

with administration that had boyer -- bullied martin spencer. with my right honorable friend. i think it is frankly that. they wanted to say part of the united kingdom. thank you mister speaker. they are struggling to cute -- to recruit doctors because of immigration rules. experience pediatric doctors have applied for a visa. what kind of things can the prime minister say. to reassure them that the home office delays worked on the safety and health of their loved ones at this time. we do keep this issue under review in relations to the health services. and we continue to look at the situation in relationship to that. [inaudible conversations] here on c-span two we will leave the british house of commons as members move on to other business. he been watching the prime minister's question time. a quick reminder that you can see this week's session again. and for more information go to c-span .-dot work. where history unfolds daily. in 1979. c-span was created as a public service. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. in public policy events in wash

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just so you know, we are going to hear from the lead sponsors with boyer in the majority leader mccarthy. they will speak here shortly. then, we will go into what i briefly alluded to which is the quick pitches. , which is new this year. idea, and i am sorry we weren't able to select all of them, because we really did get a lot of great suggestions. going to go through -- everyone only has three minutes, rapid fire, and you will hear interesting digital things going on on capitol hill. after that, we get into the more traditional part of the hackett hackathon. you can self select a group you want to go to and you can sell select a subgroup within each group you want to work on. you can even create your own subgroup and submit ideas to be worked on. that is the part of the collaborative open process that is this event. i'm thrilled you are here. my partnerntroduce in crime in this event, chris. >> what is your roi here at the hackett on --what is your role here at the hackathon. >> our goal is to bring people together on capitol hill, improve government, make more accountability in govern

says integrate trumps boyer's office we also believe in the rule of law as an essential foundation for civil liberties and civil rights in fact this love for the f.b.i. is pretty widespread among democrats their approval rating went up from sixty percent in twenty four tool to sixty nine percent in december two thousand and seven. i never thought that i would live to see a time when the so-called liberal democrats would be in the position of defending the us intelligence community the cia on the left it was reviled church countless crimes and around the world of the f.b.i. and the cia have been historically sources repression and oppression of people of color of people trying to educate for positive change on the left did the enemies of the left they always have been historically and they still are so what we have going on now with the trump investigation and robert mueller and this n.b.c. constantly going on and on about the f.b.i. is a sacred institution fighting for truth justice and the american way what we have going on now is a classic example of the enemy of my enemy is my frien

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with administration that had boyer -- bullied martin spencer. with my right honorable friend.nk it is frankly that. they wanted to say part of the united kingdom. thank you mister speaker. they are struggling to cute -- to recruit doctors because of immigration rules. experience pediatric doctors have applied for a visa. what kind of things can the prime minister say. to reassure them that the home office delays worked on the safety and health of their loved ones at this time. we do keep this issue under review in relations to the health services. and we continue to look at the situation in relationship to that. >> you have been watching british prime minister's questions at the british house of commons. question time is live every wednesday on c-span2 and heirs again sunday nights at 9:00 here on c-span. you can watch anytime online at c-span.org. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with his and policy issues that impact you. monday morning, a senior congressional reporter will be on to talk about will supply and the impact on gasoline prices would and our featur

with administration that had boyer -- bullied martin spencer. with my right honorable friend.nk it is frankly that. they wanted to say part of the united kingdom. thank you mister speaker. they are struggling to cute -- to recruit doctors because of immigration rules. experience pediatric doctors have applied for a visa. what kind of things can the prime minister say. to reassure them that the home office delays worked on the safety and health of their loved ones at this time. we do keep this issue under review in relations to the health services. and we continue to look at the situation in relationship to that. announcer you have been watching british prime minister's questions at the british house of commons. you can watch anytime online at c-span.org. monday morning, watch our special world war i centennial. france, 1918. live on c-span's washington journal and on american history tv on c-span3. of guest is the author "thunder and flames. oh battleslook at key army soldiers and marines saw their first battle and more than 10,000 americans were wounded or died to or missing

when this all started 16 months ago with colin kaepernick and nate boyer, who was a former nfl playerilitary veteran came to colin kaepernick when he was sitting down and said, hey, that's a sign of disrespect. if you want to get your point across and still be respectful to the country and the flag, take a knee. that is a sign of respect of the flag. so now the narrative has shifted from that to him being disrespectful for taking a knee. nowhere in the flag code does it state that taking a knee at the national anthem is disrespectful to the country or the flag. what it does mention is if you wear the american flag, if you eat off the american flag, if you do a myriad of other things, that is being disrespectful to the american flag. and you're unpatriotic. so my problem is the narrative -- >> hang on, ben. >> wait a second, ben. i got you. my problem is the narrative being shifted off what the current issue now to pacify those who think it's unpatriotic when it is not. >> ben, go. >> two different things. up said that the narrative's been changed. the narrative got changed when colin

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taking a knee was because of the suggestion and advice of his now-friend, former green beret, nate boyerho penned an open letter to him and they ended up meeting that following week before the next game and colin kaepernick's and him had a conversation. and he said, he told colin kaepernick's that we take a knee, with you knyou know, for brothers and fallen sisters, and that's why colin kaepernick's decided to do this. now, the thing with players, i think it's interesting to note that the players, i don't think they're going to -- thaur not going to take this sitting down. they understand also, too, which is another very important point to mention, is that the collective bargaining agreement will be up at the end of the 2020 season. and the last time, at the end of the 2010 season, it got pretty -- it got pretty dirty between the players and between the union and the nfl. so i would expect to the players to, you know, to push back against this. and we'll see what happens come september. >> it's a great point. because the player association was on record saying they weren't consulted abou

sitting during the anthem, then he had a conversatition witith a former l player in ring named nate boyer. nate said, if you kneel during the anthem, it will look respectful. it will show your protesting but also look respectful. i think what we see is anybody who protests, it is going to be twisted in a what you don't want it to be protested in a way to serve an ideological agenda coming from the hard right wing. i think similarly, this nfl season, instead of weekly counting's like they were doing on espn of which players were kneeling or raising their fists during the anthem, they would keep a running telly week to week, now he will be who remains in the locker room. the nfl did not solve the problem with this incoherent policy. what they've done instead is spur more anger. amy: finally, davave, you'rere e author of the book with michael bennet, your co-author, of his book "things that make white people a comfortable." what has happened with the football star? >> tackle been it is currently --ing an absolutely absurd michael bennet is currently facing a absolutely trumped up charge that

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