c. mike, thank you. on us slipping, gymnasts of accused via the eye of turning a blind eye to the sexual abuse that they suffered at the hands of their former team. dr. larry now star for athletes, gave emotional testimony to ascend into the sri committee, which is looking to the f. b. i's miss. humbling of the case. messer has been jail for sexually assaulting hundreds of women and girls. shebra the town see reports from capitol hill. the hearing coming order officially, this was a hearing about the f. b. i's mishandling of the investigation into the sexual abuse of women and girls treated by former olympics team, dr. larry nasa. but as soon as testified, it was clear, their goal was to go much further. to be clear, i believe layering us her. and i also believe in an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. nasa has been sentenced up to 235 years in prison, but a department of justice report found the f. b. i had been alerted to his abuse in 2015 and didn't take the allegation seriously. it

c. thank you mike. well go and carl is a former taxi national intelligence officer for trans national threat sent the cia . he says that he has become more aggressive in hiring americans to do intelligence related work. it is true that there are many americans who work for companies that provide intelligence and national security related services to foreign governments. but those circumstances should always be with a clear contract approval and authorization from the us government. now they claim the 3 individuals who have been charged this time claimed that they did. but when you read the circumstances the, their defense becomes more flimsy. the they were working for a company called dark matter, i think, which was a private company set up specifically by the way, to avoid american laws and to make it easier for them to claim that they were not doing anything that would get the americans in trouble. but since it's a transparent attempt to avoid getting in trouble, then clearly they're doing something t

c. mike, tell us more about this new alliance. well, each of the lead is, was quick to point in time to that they will be providing australia with nuclear propulsion, not nuclear weaponry, but still this is a significant development in terms of strategic importance of the in the pacific region. clearly the u. s. and the u. k. and australia concerned it would appear about expansionism of china. for example, in the region. this alliance essentially sending a shot across a chinese boat saying that the alliance will attempt to prevent any further such expansionism. but it's very significant. indeed, one must mention to that the u. s. has only shed nuclear technology once and that was the u. k. way back in 1958. australia has now become a member of this very exclusive club, a very significant alliance, joining the other alliances of which the u. s. is pop the 5 i system which is intelligence and the quad to which also includes india, the u. s. changing its international strategy. it would appear under the bite and administration both s

now let's go to al jazeera mike, hannah, who joins us live now from washington, d. c. and the was also listening to that. now, these 3 countries of obviously, historically had cordial relation to so why the need for this partnership now? well, it's interesting that there was one word not mentioned by any of the 3 leaders. and that single word is china. there is no doubt that this new alliance is in response to what the us and its allies, but the as a mountain chinese threat in the, in the region. and what you have is now a formalization off alliance between these 3 countries, which is directly aimed at countering that chinese threat. it is very significant, significant, in terms of forging this alliance, the sharing of highly sensitive nuclear technology. for example, in the past, the u. s. some u. k, share nuclear technology in terms of propulsion systems, for example. now australia is being brought into the fold. a very significant step forward in terms of the relations between the countries. but one must point out as well is that this is another level in terms of al

c. and mike a day filled with the attributes and some reflections across the country. indeed, yes, hasn't perhaps the 20th anniversary a day specifically, hard for the people of america to remember those actions. 20 years ago, president biden shuttled between the side to the various attacks. he was in new york. then he went to charlottesville, pennsylvania, and finally ended his day by laying a reef at the pentagon. he was joined to new york by to form a precedence. president clinton and president barack obama biden being, in fact, the 4th president who has led to the member use the remember and services to those who died and were injured. president george w bush was one of those who spoke on the day as you saw in the piece that has just been before he remembered those in particular who died about applying to 93. that was brought down in an empty field near shan school after the passengers overcame the crew and force them to land. president bush noting as that to the targets became riskless and saved and in new room bound to the numbers of people on the ground. president fight and spoke i

c. here's how then secretary of state mike, palm pale, commented on it at the time. we cannot, we will not stand by as our people are threatened by a kangaroo court, we have responded any way. the way a responsible nation must, by condemning the investigation by suspending cooperation with the court and denying visa to those most directly responsible for going after our personnel. now, while the international criminal court will be investigating situations in afghanistan, they won't be investigating the role of the united states. they say they simply don't have the resources to do it. they're citing the taliban take over the country . but many observers are looking on and wondering if this isn't simply due to the fact that the u. s. a has been so harsh and placed sanctions on icpc officials who did look into them. they're wondering if the new prosecutor simply wants to avoid having his own name on the sanctions list. we spoke with former british labor party and pay chris williamson and human rights lawyer done cover like they think i c. c is failing to pull its core

women's rights after consigning millions of afghan women's and girls to unspeakable taliban c repression. >> miketions arise about by an administration's estimate of the number of americans left and afghanistan. >> mike: interesting. and harold, bring us home. >> mind later, aspirational, j.t. upsets the grand slam. he's goingse to beat novak tonit and become the order in the american to get to the court of finals in the u.s. open. >> mike: fascinating! a tennis hot take from harold ford tonight, you heard it here, folks. it is labor day, right? gentlemen, thanks very much. >> thank you. >> mike: thursday on "special report," education secretary miguel cardona and surgeon general vivek murthy will be our special guests. what questions do you have about covid-19 as the school year is underway? tweet your video questions to bret baier, hashtag sr covid questions. tomorrow night on "special report" we will speak with an afghan human rights activist who lives in the u.s. but was trapped in afghanistan as the taliban took over. thank you so much for watching "special report." it's been a pleasure. i a

ç wouldn't want any one moder to have that authority. pence said, look, i've read this and i don't see a way to do it. it feels as if -- if we weren't sure the role mikehe movement afoot in the oval office. john eastman,■ç the author of t memo you cited. in that meeting which was the ultimate temptation of power, a president and vice president the next day, january 5th, vice president pence spent four years trying to do the bidding politically for president trump. he said he didn't have the constitutional ability to act. this was the brink of a constitutional crisis on the eve of an insurrection. >> mike lee indicated support for this pathway. do you think■hthe vice presiden would have changed his mind? how important is that? >> it was critical, as bob said, for senator graham, senator lee and other conservatives, even former vice president dan quayle saying you can't do anything here, vice president pence, except count the votes. there's so many historical counterfactuals, what could have happened if pence went in a different direction and just walked away. >> bob, the roles of lindsey graham and mark meadows here, times it looked like they were enab

c. i a, a chief mike. pomp pale has refused to confirm or deny report that washington plotted to assassinate julian. assumption 2017 pay. oh, did make it clear, though, that whatever the trumpet team hatched, he is not sorry. i couldn't tell you who they have is their sources, but the sources didn't know what we were doing. i make no apologies for the fact that we and the administration were working diligently to make sure we were able to protect this important sensitive information from whether it was cyber in russia or the chinese military. or anyone who was trying to take this information away from us or the yahoo news article on the plan to abductor and potentially kill julian songs made global headlines this week after it was corroborated by several former officials. but the story isn't new. it was 1st revealed last year by journalist max blumenthal in an investigation for his website, the gray zone. you spoke to our team, neil harvey earlier. what i reported relied on not just the testimony of intelligence officers who often lie, but on internal documents from the spanish contractor th

c-span now today. jour" continues. host: mike johnson is the conference vice chair of the republican party in the house and is representing louisiana's fourth district. he joins us here this morning to talk about a significant day ahead in the house with the vote allegedly ahead on the if research or bill. guest: it is good to be with you. host: this bigger said the bill will come up for a vote today, any reason to believe it will not? guest: we are skeptical. if you watch what is happening, it develops hour-by-hour on the hill. it does not appear she has the votes host: it had some republican support in the u.s. senate. some republicans in the house said they would vote for it. what's your sense? it sounds very much like you would not support that bill when it comes to the floor? mr. johnson: look, i am on the whip team. we hope there would be a small hand of republican defectors left. listen, i'm from the state of louisiana. we need infrastructure investment as much or more than any state, particularly after hurricanes and disa

ok, mike can live friends from washington d. c. for now. thank you very much. indeed, i will get some of that reaction from beijing rejoined by einer tangle needs a china political analysts. and joyce is by skype from the chinese capital k to have you with this here. and i'll just say this morning. we've heard the reaction from the chinese embassy in washington dc, referring to a new cold war. i think china will globally, will be receiving this news of the, this new packs. well, not. well, i mean, there's echoes of gumbo diplomacy going back to the colonial era. you have forest johnson proclaiming that you know, english speaking nations, need to who, who see things through the same lens need to strengthen their cooperation. i'm not certain that young is going to be overly thrilled once again with us and these other groupings, trying to press them into making a choice between their, what they perceive as their security and their economic interest. so right now the politics and the economics are moving in different directions. it's a welcome

. >> mike: exhibit c from the complaint, the front label attempts a disclaimer in the lower left corners flavored tortilla chips. the flavor designation is not visible to consumers when viewing the bag of chips because the weight of its contents causes it to crumble over slightly at the bottom. robert, is that disclaimer enough? >> i don't think the disclaimer is enough. it's place for that purpose of deceiving. i think we want to know what we are eating. if it's lime flavored, then let us know. if it's chemical flavored, let us know. people will still eat it. we eat all kinds of things that are bad for us. i think these companies should not be allowed. sometimes it takes litigation to force them to have to be honest what they are putting in their products. >> mike: exhibit d. as a result of the false and misleading representation, the product sold at a premium price. proximally no less then 2.98 for 13-ounce bag. higher than it would be sold for absent misleading representations and omissions. bob, what about that point? >> that's a bold statement. they didn't say there is actual natur

c. d u party member. hey mike, thank you for taking the time to be with us. you live on how important these elections, germany, and the world at large because it's a big change to see somebody's been at the helm for decade and a half to be saying goodbye, isn't it? yes, yes, it's a long time in germany is still, i mean it is most much of the last hour and it's suddenly in some ways and decline, but it's still a pivot pivot, little place in the world because we still have the east west conflict which plays out in the new hall and germany of causes a p ally of the us. so it's still very important how these elections will turn out . but it looks like we probably will get a green red coalition already said they would like to form a college and we'll see max, it's interesting, it's a good time. know, with hindsight good tunnel back is now these kind of pivotal change times. you said in the time germany is lost world, credibility is loss. will power loss world standing under angular merkel watch than yeah, she played for that. oh no. yes. but i would phrase it diff

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that's what the c i a under its former director mike palm pay was accused of plotting for wiki leaks, founder julian, a son and recently published report pompeo and other top agency leaders were completely detached from reality because they were so embarrassed about vote 7 said a former trump national security official, they was seeing blood vault 7 series of document leaks put wiki leaks at the top of the most hated list in 2017. as it exposed the tools and methods used by the agency in hacking operations. the ca, itself described the leak as a colossal loss and plans to assassinate a songs were apparently thrashed out among the top brass, and presumably to get away with calling it all an offensive counter intelligence operation. peo branded wiki leaks a hostile intelligence agency, wiki lakes, walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence servant, r t. s. the ca for comment on the yahoo news reports claims, which is certainly upset many journalists and whistleblowers. already. the cia is a disgrace, the fact that they contemplated engaged in so many

mike: battle over c the fight. >> progressive political ideology, it's not academics.color or creating victims or oppressors help our children academically? how does removing homecoming king and queen or father-car dances help our children academically? mike: that was virginia parent arguing against teaching critical race theory amid mounting debate across the nation over how to teach about racism in our schools. joining us now to discuss is executive director the fight for schools pack and father of two children in the virginia county school district, ian pryor. ian you and parents have been fighting schools for pushing critical race theory. >> this started in march when you had private facebook group with several members in it that were trying to plot against parents and infiltrate groups and publicly expose us and hack websites, all that kind of stuff. well, you know what they're taking that seriously and they are going out and trying to intimidate participants that are pushing back against the school board. i received a letter in june that was clearly design to har

mike has more from washington d. c, l 3 nation committee. it was an unusual prelude to a bite in white house briefing video extolling the depth and length for the relationship between the 3 countries. the only time the u. s. a shared at nuclear propulsion technology was with the u. k. back in 1958. now a trailer will become part of the exclusive club in an alliance, labeled the us presidents joined remotely by the other 2 leaders. the 1st major initiative, a bogus will be to deliver a nuclear power submarine flight for a strike. i have the next id months we will work together to seek to determine the best way forward to achieve this. only a handful of countries possess nuclear powered submarines and it is a momentous decision for any nation to acquire this formidable capability and perhaps equally momentous for any other state to come to its aid. and president biden confirmed a few emerging us strategy in the, in the pacific region allies. we need to be able to address both the current strategic environment in the region and how it may evolv

mike travels often speaking about the book has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show c-span and many other print radio television outlets. after our conversation, mike will be taking questions from our live audience. please be your questions for mike and the chat we will get to as many as possible welcome to white house history live mike. >> wonderful to be here. it's an honor to serve the nation. [inaudible] >> only start from the beginning, your story with camp david. tell us about how you were selected as commander of camp david, what that process was likely. >> camp david is actually a navy command naval support facility and a town nearby. the navy has operated and maintained it since it was started in 1942 by president roosevelt. civil engineer corps officer with history. 1998 is put on a short list for possible officers to be considered, how the interview with president clinton, went through a visit to the camp about a week later i got the call. >> visited once as an assignment officer left the visit that day the next assignments. that cut a really difficult place

mike travels often speaking about the book has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show c-span and many other print radio television outlets. after our conversation, mike will be taking questions from our live audience. please be your questions for mike and the chat we will get to as many as possible welcome to white house history live mike. >> wonderful to be here. it's an honor to serve the nation. [inaudible] >> only start from the beginning, your story with camp david. tell us about how you were selected as commander of camp david, what that process was likely. >> camp david is actually a navy command naval support facility and a town nearby. the navy has operated and maintained it since it was started in 1942 by president roosevelt. civil engineer corps officer with history. 1998 is put on a short list for possible officers to be considered, how the interview with president clinton, went through a visit to the camp about a week later i got the call. >> visited once as an assignment officer left the visit that day the next assignments. that cut a really difficult place

caller: good morning, c-span. mike pompeo is saying they could have transitioned appropriately out of afghanistan is absurd, because they cannot even transition appropriately from the trump administration to the biden administration. there was chaos and non-planning there. i am actually really proud of biden. it could not have been an easy decision, obviously. when trump's agreement with the taliban was assigned, it also relieved -- released 5000 taliban fighters into the countryside. and when biden took office, he had 2500 troops, so he was faced with the prospect of having all of these new taliban fighters released into the wild with the force of only 2500. he would have had to start putting more troops in to maintain any kind of order there. and then when the afghan government collapsed, of course you are going to have chaos at the airport. i also want to point out that something came out recently that said that, on the major news networks, cbs, nbc, and abc, in the year 2020, only five minutes had been devoted to n

ok, thank you so much for that, mike canada, bring us the lesions, lie from washington, d. c. let's stay with this, which i know, but glen call. he's a former type c national intelligence officer for transnational threats at the cia and joins us by skype from boston. and it's good to have you with us here on al jazeera, the men who agreed to pay the sum of money. they claim they thought they were working with the u. s. government. is that a plausible scenario in your view? well, it's not that plausible to me. you know, it is true that there are many americans who work for a companies that provide intelligence and national security related services to foreign governments. but those circumstances should always be with clear contracts, approval and authorization from the us government. now they claim the 3 individuals who have been charged this time claim that they did. but when you read the circumstances the, their defense becomes more flimsy. the they were working for a company called dark matter, i think, which was a private company set up specifically by the way, to avoid the

of course assange's role in publishing the russian purloined d&c emails and podesta emails during the 2016 election. what really set mikethe new cia director off, was that vault 7 leak. this was on his watch, his agency. while pompeo have been somewhat dismissive of the russia allegations and assange's role in that, the vault 7 leak focused his energies on getting back at wikileaks and assange, at dismantling the organization. i was in the room when pompeo gave that speech in early april 2017 where h described for the first time wikileaks as a nonstate hostile intelligence service. i assumed, like many, it was some kind of rhetorical talking point, a line that pompeo had came up with. in fact, that designation internally open the door for the cia -- wasn't going to be briefed to capitol hill. these were offensive counterintelligence activities. the abduction plans come to basically snatch operation to take assange from the ecuadorian embassy. there was talk of assassination, although, we want to be clear that never was forwarded to the white house. that was internally within the cia. the abduction plans were. as part of

mike. >> it's going to tuesday. we have the lack of wind outside with high pressure in control. no morning marine layer c

c-span now today. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: miken is the conference vice chair of the republican party in the house and is representing louisiana's fourth district. he joins us here this morning to talk about a significant day ahead in the house with the vote allegedly ahead on the if research or bill. guest: it is good to be with you. host: this bigger said the bill will come up for a vote today, any reason to believe it will not? guest: we are skeptical. if you watch what is happening, it develops hour-by-hour on the hill. it does not appear she has the votes to pass that, and nancy pelosi is famous for not bringing a bill to the floor unless she has the votes. she counts them carefully. i believe we may not actually get the vote today, but that would be a good thing because we are trying to get rid of the bill. we will see what happens. host: it had some republican support in the u.s. senate, some of your colleagues on the republican side in the house have said they will vote for it. it sounds like you very much would not support

mike. all right, and i was going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank i guess, pianos that he's a c e o and founder of pay ma'am, until next time by the me. ah, ah, we're told the new strategic alliance comprising the united states, the united kingdom, and australia is not directed against china. but of course it is. washington is about numerous alliances against paging, but arcos as a new killer dimension tensions arising in the pacific. and no doubt china will react. oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that he's 20 and sugary and faulty and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the m, it's corporate, me the the amount and she said, a petrol station cashier in germany after being asked to wear a mosque, sparking horror and debate and the country's media. does frustration grows at kobe restrictions? us president

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