richard burr: he wants to change the way people are represented in congress. you have to change the constitution. you have to get a consent in their more than the majority of the state to do it. i would just note that a republic has set up as a forum of representativeub government. in which direct representation of the people with representatives hud of a broader forum of representation was set up inf the senate. check and balances. congress and the judiciary sony forum of direct democracy, actually runs counterintuitive. the founders of the system. they didn't want what they considered potential orth kind f a mob sentiment to rule the country. social media seems that it would eventually be a cracking. left.hout the minutes aboard the cspan2 bus as part of our battleground toward. he is there in michigan at wayne state university in detroit michigan. taking your phone calls. >> mary and report pennsylvania a democrat. goodoc morning. i really don't have a question, i'd like to speak to the american people both republicans and democrats. i would like to advise

burr has a reason to be ircanned. don't think burr wanted to kill hamilton. don't think that was his purpose. and first of all most duelists, unless maybe you're andrew jackson, most of them don't go to a dueling ground wanting to kill. and i don't think burr did. sometime before the duel he is asked about a doctor, like what doctor he normally -- duelist ways to dueling group with doctors and he said we don't need doctors. just get it over with. i think he assumed it would be a typical duel. you shoot at each other, prove you're a man of honor, shake hands and leave. but tragically it has become a veil lab for killing hamilton and i don't think that was his, sad to say, aim. too many gun worded in english lang but not his purpose at the dueling ground. >> what was his life like after that. >> guest: not easy. he flees because at that point although dueling is common enough, all of burr lazy enemies -- he had a lot of of them -- gang up after his killing of hamilton. he's vulnerable which is one reason why people didn't try to kill people in duels. it's a wid

burr was, was there any sort of response you wanted to give? guest: well, all i can tell you is what was in the special prosecutor's report which was the russians attempted to influence the election, everyone has said that they did not change any votes. i mean, as to actually going in and changing votes that were cast in the system, you know, how much russian ads on facebook really influenced people to vote for donald trump over hillary clinton, or jill stein or the libertarian candidate, you know, who knows. because there's a lot of noise out there on a presidential campaign. but since no voting systems were hacked and nobody has proven that any votes were actually manipulated, and all the votes were certified, i think we just have to accept the fact that president trump was elected president. host: a lot of noise in a presidential campaign, a lot of attention being lack ofished on the wolverine state and -- lavished on the wolverine state and its 16 electoral votes up in 2020. 17.4 million registered voters as of last year in michigan. presid

we are joined by richard burr.st on the impeachment story that has consumed capitol hill, one angle is the shift of democrats toward actively supporting impeachment, and several who have moved in that direction over the course of the past week reside in michigan. can you talk about that and how that move by those democratic members of congress is being received in the wolverine state? week, sure, prior to last we had four out of michigan's seven democratic house members who supported impeachment, and within a rapid span of a few hours over monday night into tuesday morning, the final three democrats who had not supported impeachment, haley stevens, alyssa flack and who are freshman democrats who won republican seats in 2018, and debbie dingell who represents a fairly solid democratic district, but has a fair number of trump voters or blue-collar voters. they all swung around. they don't necessarily support impeachment at this point, but what they do support is an inquiry. we have had at least a few republicans say

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the country will visit the battleground state of michigan, detroit news reporter richard burr will join us on board the bus to talk about michigan's role as a battleground state. and how the 2020 campaigns are playing out of the state so far. what c-span washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning join the discussion. watch c-span3 thursday live at 9:00 a.m. eastern as acting director of Ãbchaired by congressman adam schiff. democrat from california. and congressman devon nunez, the republican ranking member from california. i'm handling of a whistleblower complaint involving president trump live coverage thursday at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3 or live on c-span.org or the c-span radio app. senator rick scott of florida and bob menendez of new jersey came to the floor to talk about temporary protection standards for venezuelan citizens fling their government. the senators disagree on certain tenets of the potential deal. this debate is about 10 minutes. >> mr. president. >> senator from florida. >> i rise to speak today about my amendment to hr 549. which grants tempo

keep your eyes on burr, senator burr. if burr sees something, that will be a real tell. what else? media stay overwhelmed by the ridiculous impeachment. this will surely bring down biden and re-elect donald trump. joe, i had at the beginning of the show my guest john steyer who's been calling for the people of donald trump. the inquiry is now under way and that was one of the questions i asked him. that's why i played the cut from omar on the wire at the outset of the program. you come for the king, you best not miss. yes, i know. it's shakespearean, but if it falls short it may embolden the president come re-election. >>> monday night, in sunnyvale. tuesday night, in sunnyvale, then st. louis on presidents' day. imagine where we'll be on presidents' day. thanks for watching. see you next week. carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what you've invested my money in? it's complicate

we know how the story ends, he will be killed by erin burke -- by aaron burr. there are scandals and so forth, and a little bit about his military experiences. that is what we tend to not know. it was a portrait by john trumbull. like alexander hamilton, he also at one point served as an aide to general george washington during the revolutionary war. he serves the shortest. he was there about three weeks. he was a very talented artist, during the siege of boston. this is the portrait that was used for the $10 bill. there is more to him than just that head. there is the entire full-length portrait. it sits in new york's city hall. my wife and i had permission to reproduce this to hang in our house. i hope you take away an appreciation of the accomplishments of hamilton in his buried roles as military commander, not just as an aide to washington. that is a portion of it but you will see more than that. he starts out as a captain. later he is a lieutenant colonel. this is probably one of the best-known portraits of him in uniform. alexander hamilton in uniform of

. >> why are we taught at the beginning of us history about the burr and hamilton dual? >> partly because there is a thing about good stories and then jefferson versus hamilton and the king in those dramatic stories but if people teach that it's these two men that is typical of that. and it does a lot of character work but not until recently has that been taught and understanding about government of politics and how that really works. >> what happened on that day and why? >> burr and hamilton had been opponents for a long time and hamilton led the fuel of the opposition he thought of burr as a demagogue because he came the equivalent offa loyalty and wasty someone he thought was an opportunist early on in their relationship i consider that my religious duty and then to be bound and determined and in the election of 18 hundreds and with burr and jefferson and then would quash the chances and at that .4 years later than he is running for governor. and then to say there is a newspaper report what hamilton said about you add a dinner party and now he needs to prove he is a m

hamilton and burr. it is likely they covered george -- it is not proven, but it is likely they covered george washington and general israel putnam's retreat through manhattan from the left side, the dark red represents all of what new york city was as of 1776. yes, greenwich village was actually a separate village. bloomingdale was a separate residential area. so, manhattan was that little tip. new york city, rather. we don't have substantial proof of it. this wonderful high-resolution map, which i had time -- which i wish i had time to blow up, shows the location of the hill. it is right there. that was the fort that was used by hamilton and his artillery. another question comes up, was hamilton at the battle of white plains? probably not. thanks to the scholarship of a friend, michael newton, who is also speaking today at another location, he is a scholar of alexander hamilton and has written not one but two books on hamilton. hamilton the formative years and discovering hamilton. what michael has bee

he is going to be killed by ehrenberg -- aaron burr. and a little bit about his military are countless months. here is a portrait. like alexander hamilton, he also at one point served as an aide to general george washington during the revolutionary war. he serves the shortest. he was there about three weeks. there is the entire full-length portrait. it's it's in new york's city hall. i hope you take away an appreciation of his roles. not just as an aid to washington. he starts out as a captain. later he is a lieutenant colonel. this is probably one of the best-known portraits of him in uniform. that is the hat of a light infantry officer in yorktown late in the war. this is the portrait you probably have not seen. how many of you know that he was a major general in the u.s. army? we will get to that story and while bit. there is someone else who comes from humble beginnings, rose up on a remote island, and then comes to the mainland. becomes an incredibly famous military leader. napoleon bonaparte. there is an interesting comparison you

our 2020tinue battleground states tour around the country, reporter richard burr will join us on board the bus to talk about michigan's and how thecampaign campaigns are playing out in the state so far. join the discussion. is presidenthani at the generale assembly in new york city. this is about 20 minutes. >> in the name of god, most compassionate, most merciful. they lessing's praise be upon blessings and my praise be upon the prophet mohammed. mr. president, i would like to congratulate your election as the president of the 74th assembly of the united nations, and wish you success. luck for your excellency as the honorable secretary general. at the outset, i would like to commemorate the freedom seeking of hussein, peace be upon him, and pay homage to all the freedom seekers of the world, who do not now to oppression and aggression, and who struggle for rights as well as to the spirit of all of the oppressed martyrs of terrorist strikes and bombardments in yemen, syria, occupied palestine, afghanistan, and other countries of the world, .ncluding iraq >> ladies and gentlemen, the mi

or maybe things haven't gotten bad enough. >> will burr ross, mike pence. same story. you do what the em porer asks. and make him look good. same thing. >> this is democratic congressman heinz about ross. >> it's clear. if that story is true, i don't know it is. if it is true the commerce secretary needs to reseen now. that would be the most blatant use of an official position in the ego that we have ever seen. >> is that what service has come to? soothing the president ego. >> no question. what you have seen is all the adults have left the room. you have jim mattis doing a book promotion tour. instead of serving in the cabinet. tillerson is gone. mcmaster is gone. anybody as a check or balance on trump has pushed out. he's surrounded by lackies. people like bill barr. he's spending $30,000 on a christmas party at the trump hotel in washington. you have somebody like ross who is allegedly telling people they will be fired if they contradict the president. even though it's flatly wrong. and of course you have mike pence terrified there might be an i o da of space betwee

. >> the real key person, i think, is senator burr. the republican chairman who is the only person that has the stature and the clout, i think, to really shift the politics on this. the republicans have been such toadies. burr has shown occasional signs of independence but i wouldn't hold my breath on this. >> let's talk legalities. if the president of the united states, i think you should talk to my criminal defense attorney who has lots of contacts in the ukraine about investigating joe biden's son and company and talks about it eight times and hanging over this is u.s. aid to ukraine that the president then holds up and finally then passes on, agrees to go, is that illegal? >> i don't think it is a crime. i don't think it is a violation of title 18 of the united states code which defines the federal crimes. i think it's the very definition of an abuse of power. it's an abuse of the power of the presidency. it's a violation of his oath. it's a violation of article 2 of,000 tof how the presidency is defined and i think it's an impeach

how deep is chairman burr ready to go?reporter: he's trying to have a bipartisan investigation, the same thing mark warner, vice president of the committee, is trying to conduct, same way they conducted the russia investigation. the question ultimately is what do they ultimately find, how quick do they come up with answers? after all the russia investigation is still ongoing in their committee. they have yet to issue a report on how they determine the issue of collusion, for instance, which was one of the central areas of their more than two-year investigation. they're planning to do all of this mostly behind closed doors. they already tried to get an interview with the whistleblower. it's the same thing happening with the house intelligence committee. but john, the house intelligence committee is moving at a much different pace. i just talked to adam schiff, the intelligence committee chairman, he says he wants to move ahead with hearings as quickly as possible. he said they could be as soon as next week with witness depo

there is a major republican, senator burr, who has been a great defender and introduced whistle blower legislation, defended whistle blowers, and it is time for burr, a senior republican on the intel committee and chairman of the intel committee in the senate to say we need to see all of this correspondence. we need to release under the whistle blower act what occurred here. we need the transcript. and the president of the united states says, oh, this was a beautiful conversation. it was fine and it was all above board. let the president release the transcript if that's the case. >> we can't take his word seriously. he comes up with this b.s. all the time. he says things like that. we can't take those words seriously. that's my point. it is very frustrating. tell me your point about cover-up. >> well, this would be, once again, an apparent attempt at covering up and trying to move to other questions and muddy the waters of what the president of the united states has done. also, the idea that this is about the conduct of a whistle blower as opposed to the conduct of the president of the

burr. he kind of tenancy it snubbed in the street. i still think it's kind of a sad ending so he does not have an easy time of it. actually there are lots of accountsit of members of congres who see him when he comes back to finish the vice presidency and what they say the boat him is we can see the feet teague and the anxiety of dealing with what he is dealing with you could see it the boat him. i don't think he has an easy end-of-life. for his older years, those are difficult years for him.lt is one of only two politicians in this period that i've seen ever to describe politics is using the word fun. he actually said fun. fun and honor and profit is what he said. that's pretty blunt and direct. [laughter] he acknowledged it. he gets that since that he is enjoying the game, he is just more honest the boat the fact that he is enjoying it. i think in some ways in his later years they were notre so fun. >> was the other one. >> charles from south carolina. he also considered politics on. there might be others who agree but i don't think

people who are like very into it when into burr and got completely turns down. call center operator. who was that. >> worse than, dishwasher girl, professional male/rat killer, for science. plummer's assistance. being a credit collections person having to use call small struggling bookstores to get money. it is the good one. wedding cake delivery. as a home nurse for an 89 -year-old mike coworker lift her shift early the day our client was prepping for a colonoscopy. i arrived to find a literal lake of ship covering the bedroom and i cleaned it solo. that's a pretty good one. that might be better than sylvester the cat one. janitor at an evangelical church. bathroom banking, opening deposit envelopes and facing all the bills the same way. delivery boy at a great diner. bike in the rain and a short order cook and changed to marine the cooking. street tampa start. the miserable job. video logger at mtv. :-(. i hope waitress in summer of houston, sexually harassed by the boss. i've heard that from a lot of waitresses people the people after the church are the worst

burr should have this report. we know it's a whistleblower, we know they went through the correct steps. >> he's somebody who fought for whistleblower rights in the past. >> that's right. this whistleblower came forward the right away. the trump appointee inspector general said it was urgent and a credible concern, and the trump administration is taking the unprecedented step of blocking it. they have it within their power to release the report, to deescalate the situation. if they don't, the fact that so many centrist democrats are coming off the sidelines and saying this is a tipping point tells you how serious it is. >> so far only mitt romney has come forward and said much, and the president went after him last night. when cramer says a lot of hysteria over a little, other people blaming the media. the media is not the group that said this is of urgent concern. the trump appointed intelligence community inspector general said this is a matter of urgent concern. thank you for your reporting. please alert us if

was it mitch mcconnell and richard burr, did they go against you so you couldn't get that job?m consideration because if your political future comes down to the vote of 100 u.s. senators, and you start out day one down 47-0 because every democrat is against you, my concern was there's not a lot of margin for error there, and some of the most important senators who support that i needed, i went to in july, and was told they couldn't sit down and meet with me until september, so i took that as a sign maybe they weren't as committed to my confirmation as the president was, and i just decided that i was better served in the position that i am where i can ask difficult questions of people like the special counsel and james comey under oath and shape the investigation that way maria: so just to be clear, richard burr and mitch mcconnell were not there with you because you were too tough on mueller. because you were doing your job. >> well, there were a number of senators that whose support i would have liked that i didn't getterly on. again, i think we need to focus on what's questio

burr has shown occasional signs of independence, but i wouldn't hold my breath on this. >> let's just talk legalities here. jeff, in your opinion, if the president of the united states says to the ukrainian president, i think you should talk to my criminal defense attorney about investigating joe biden's son and this company and talks about it eight times, and hanging over this is u.s. aid to ukraine, that the president then holds up, and finally then passes on, agrees to go, is that illegal? >> you know, i don't think it is a crime. i don't think it is a violation of title 18 of the united states code, which defines all the federal crimes. however, i think it is the very definition of an abuse of power. it is an abuse of the power of the presidency. it's a violation of his oath. it is a violation, i think, of article 2 of how the presidency is defined. and i think it's an impeachable offense. but that is a political judgment, not a legal judgment. >> where are you in this, jim? >> yeah, no, i agree with that completely. we're outside, i think, of the realm of criminality with respect

senator richard burr, the chair of your committee is now undertaking his own inquiry i guess into thehistle-blower complaint, the logs and phone call and everything around the ukraine scandal. do you have confidence this is good faith undertaking? >> well, my job is to make sure that we look at all of the issues. for example, it was very difficult to actually get the complaint initially. federal law is clear, we were supposed to get that right away. that's number one. number two i'm not convinced, chris, that existing federal law is adequate. and i can tell you my phone is just ringing off the hook now from people who are frightened about speaking out in the whistle-blower community. i'm one of the cochairs of the whils blow whistle-blower caucus. there's tremendous fear. and i want to make sure in our committee we take the steps to strengthen the whistle-blower law and make sure when it's needed now more than ever, people come forward. >> you worked on a report issued today in the finance committee, which you're also on, about the nra. and it's been getting a lot of headlines. saem e

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richard burr is going to defend donald trump saying to the president of ukraine, hey, can you dig upome dirt on joe biden? i mean, he's making a laughing stock out of all the republicans who carried his water during the 23 months of the mueller probe. >> i think one of the reasons this has legs is because it's a constitutional issue. and even the republicans feel like their rights are being infringed upon. i was looking at the actual statute. and it begins by saying congress as a co-equal branch of government is empowered by the constitution to serve as a check on the executive branch. and that capacity has a need to know of allegations of wrongdoing within the executive bra. this is an actual constitutional separation of powers issue. that alienates republicans as well as democrats. and i think trump, as you were saying, senator, has no observation of the separation of powers. the only power he knows and cares about is his own power. he's like a toddler who thinks he can do everything. so this is i think having some purchase on republicans because they're thinking, look, this is a f

. >> houston astros justin burr lander tossed his third career no-hitter. he struck out 14 blue jays on his way to becoming the sixth pitcher in major league history to throw at least three no-hitters he pitched his last in toronto as well. he's now the first player to throw two no-hitters as a visitor at the same ballpark. >> bonnie schneider is back with us with more on dorian. >> we are dealing with this incredible storm, because not only is it a category five but it's barely moving so the poor bahamas already had three landfalls and with the movement to the west, they're going to deal with more torrential rain. i want to point out that dorian is number four in terms of getting four years in a row of category five storms, which has never happened before. so dorian is breaking a lot of different records, including the second strongest storm when you're judging by wind speeds in the atlantic basin only tied with a storm that was back in 1935 so dorian, we're not done with it yet and it is going to work its way close to the u.s. coast line that beautiful. h

. >> as my friend senator schumer is waive appear chairman burr and warner have been acting together to get the director of intelligence and the intelligence community inspector general before the committee this week. to discuss the matter. as with both matters before the committee, i believe it's extremely important that there work be madalynn in a secure setting with adequate protections in a bipartisan fashion. and based on facts rather than leaks to the press. it is regrettable that house intelligence committee chairman schiff and senator schumer have chosen to politicize the issue. circumventing the established procedures and protocol that is exist so the committees can pursue sensitive matters in the appropriate deliberate, bipartisan manner. >> congressman khanna your thoughts on the comments yesterday. >> if i were guilty and i need add lawyer i would hire mitch mcconnell, because he can make the worst facts spin to his advantage. but the person who is obstructing the process isn't adam schiff, not senator chuck schumer. the person obstructing the process the director of nati

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>> elvis has left the building. >> you don't think richard burr?when portman had a soul. are they gone, awal? >> i think they sit on their heels and wait. >> on this, michael steele? he pressed the leader of the ukraine to investigate biden's son. >> we're 48 hours into the story. who have you heard from. >> they all have my cell phone number, that's a good point. >> i talked to a lot, i haven't heard a thing, no one said here's a little background, this is what we're concerned about. no one has come out and said look, this is serious here, mr. president, let's walk it through, see where we are. and this takes me back to the point of the discussion before the breaking news and that is i think we are kind of immune to this, sort of sitting back. i don't see the outrage publicly by anything that this president has been doing. so we'll see. >> we'll see. my thanks to michael steele. most of all to you for watching. that does it for our hour. "mtp daily" with chuck todd starts now. >>> well, welcome to friday. not like any other friday. "mtp daily." go

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with that i would like to hand the mic over to my friend and colleague heather burr saids he. >> thank you glenn and thank you tom donahue and governor ducey for including me in this very important issue. new york state is unbeknownst to many a very large agricultural state one of theco largest in te country and we do have quite a bit of manufacturing. currently in our trade relationships with mexico and canada we export over $18 billion worth of goods. 15.50 unit that is with canada canada is our largest and most important trading partner. this agreement if it is ratified and i certainly hope it will be shortly, will improve our trading relationship with canada and actually result in up dating and huge improvement particularly with agricultural trade for new york farmers. we believe this is critically important. this relationship provides and supports over 100,000 jobs in new york state. we think that number will grow once it's ratified. were have urged our congressionl delegation along with a number of other businesses and many other businesses across the state to show their support

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richard burr kaiser wrote of jamestown, its leaders were always fighting.he typical 17th-century account argues that everything would have gone well if everyone besides the author had not done wrong. of modern d.c.ot memoirs. a few weeks after that first assembly, the first africans arrived in tidewater. they were from angola, captured in wars between the portuguese , 350frican kingdoms africans were put on board a ship, the san juan batista bound for veracruz, mexico. the ship was attacked by english privateers who took 50 to 60 of the africans and they arrived not far from jamestown at the end of august 1619. by march 16 20, 32 africans were reported living in virginia. they would be the first of hundreds of thousands of african .laves in british north america 170 years later in the first nearly 20% in 1790, of 4 million americans were african. roughly 800,000 slaves. from the first representative assembly 400 years ago elected by free white men to universal suffrage, has been a prolonged and tortuous path. during the colonial and waslutionary time, votin

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tour across the country will visit the battleground state of michigan, detroit news reporter richard burr bus to talk about michigan's role as a battleground state. and how the 2020 campaigns are playing out of the state so far. what c-span washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning join the discussion. watch c-span3 thursday live at 9:00 a.m. eastern as acting director of Ãbchaired by congressman adam schiff. democrat from california. and congressman devon nunez, the republican ranking member from california. i'm handling of a whistleblower complaint involving president trump live coverage thursday at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3